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McIN�UQAMIN. PIED.
!t FrrTtmrlEl:.D^•°In Lower WiwgUazn on, RzaAxoilFoi�?o---At Cortez, Ls,lorado, on:., ,.
Jau tat, the wife. of 1I r Wm Netterfield; „
t the ..Hent Dere, .idttrry, only child of Mr W -
1 AnneusoN--At the Manse, Goderioh, leu � lzford, fo:rmexly c Wingilatn>ugpd
on Christtnas eve, Mrs Andersons, a son,
tl Moan/too—Iran Deo 29th,
Airs Alex lhompion, aged 58 gears, 8
Sr Lorzls-••STU'lu'--At the residence a n �+ !
the bride's father, on the 29th ult, by months mt -,2 acus•
Re Jas Malcoltn,L R St Louis,of Prince t, Helen
Douglas,
oug—At a sedaughter, an the 24th
Albert, N W T,to Sarah J Stutt, dao h. 1t, I1p1pn Ttoul; ye daughter .of Rev Jas
g ialcohn, aged 4 years 'end G months.
ter of Mr Jobn Stutt,. of Culross.
Saran—Dorms--At the residence of Morris:
the bride's father, on the 30th ult,layRev f At Jas \Vats4u, err twit been laid' ug'
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P Musgrave, Ur Arthur Burnett Smith, l
,, We
Kill are glad to say Ile ias t t 1 h
n we have added a year's esper-
a poet/ growth—a year's thought
Dress Goods, Again we say it—
•we prove it ---again we sell the best
by far the best for unquestionably—
a least. If you haven't spent all your of Brussels, to IVliss Annie Dodds, of Nth,far a Few days ween lnflatrltt `tenets
easy on Ohristmas gifts, it behooves , rise-•Iil,YDDN--In Ontario Cal on for the better.—Miss 1 izzii*: Irvin W
u to carefully scrutinize 'thogoods pre„
elated hero by our various departments.
We want to make things lively during
January; and as trade -stimulating bar-
airet,' these goods ougla t certainly prove
successful.
FURS --You ,nay save yourself from
'the Grip,by a little thoughtful kindness.
our Furs will prevent as well as cure.
Ready Made Clothing—The very brisk
business clone this season gives Us some
odds and ends in suits. and overcoats
which you can save money ou. Women's
t
a col,..• c to
to
an
tl i 8
p.
Deo 15th, by the Rev J 13 Green, Mr Jog.,daughter t,f, Robert Irvin, of tnii, 50;
W Pickett, late of Clinton, to Miss Susie line, has sone to take a tnissiot$ary
BJ.EPPEIt ON den, of $ItXAL•'N-Til Ontario, Cal, Doul se, r4A'e are sorry to lose our gold
on Deo 15th, by the Rev J 13 Green, Afr neigh bors•---Mr Henry Johnson, of
Geo Jetferson, late of Goderich, to Miss the 5th line, has wonderful seniles`
Maggie M Brvden, of Clinton. • these times. You know this is rlau h-
Rev J J EiliattAB A, Hi11sb Deo
ter` BO tuber two.--•1Vlr ,John $cod,
V Mani Barbour of St Helens, to Janie, r, + g Pet •
r•of Michigan is vislttu his
rents
daughter of Mr Thomas Barbour, of Ern
and other friends.—The - t'he old council
Township. has been re-elected by acelannation.•
PAx1ilN—BALnwur -On Deo 2,3rd, at Messrs Aron/trent ' Isbister and
the. residence of the bride's father, Ash- Wheeler, after some (:onsideratio2l,
field, by Rev J Kenner, lltir Charles Fred- resigned. --Mr 1 Cl
erieic Parkin, Esq, to Miss Emily J g egg and A Russell,
Baldwin. have resumed there studies at Clinton. I have got the latestdesig
Damson—McCown—On Dec 28th, .
Davidson, of Sanborn, N D, U S, to Miss ALLAN LINE
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t3[
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you will find the great establishme t of
100
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'TES,
here you can get an assortment .of Good' second to none of oar
leading city humeri, It will pay you o find the place, for w
there in t e best equipped store in r town you will find
the fined variety of Groceries id Crockery that has '
even' been shown in Wingha • My stock is now
• ai host complete, aiul I ave bought; from
leading inane rs only,
IN INA WARE
by the Rev J B McKinnon, Mr William
Margaret MoCorvie, eldest daughter of ROYAL MAIL STAANsetirs.
mr Neil MoCorvte, of Kinloss. RkDU0110N IN RATES.
T3orn—AoAaa--At the residence of the Steatuers sail regularly from,
bride's father, Goderieli road,ou the 23rd PORTLAND ANO HALIFAX To LIVER -
and children's mantling, with unnmerci- - nit, by Rev J Kenner,Mr 8 JBoyd,school POOL Via Londonderry.
master, Belfast, to Miss Agar. cum Tal+. wINT6a MONTHS.
felly clipped prices, at TxoalrsoN--ST LEy—At the parson- cabin, $40 and upwards. • Second Cabin, S25.
age,Lucknow, on the 23rd Inst, by the steerace at low rates. NO attle Carries.
M. I. INDOO'S. Rev 3 'S Colliug, Mr William Henry STAVE) + sERVIOE otr
Thompson, of the Township of Huron, to L ALLAN L, 1 N E
Miss Margaret Emily Stanley, of the LINE. j STEADISHIPS.
NEW YORK 3c GLASGOW iV
tie Londonderry, ever Fortnight. Cabin, 540 and �.!„'�I
T nship of Kinloss,
I`TC.HISON—CURiir>;—On the Oth inst,
• ftiti�t 11i�t the methodist Parsonage, Wingham,
w' by the Rev S Sellery, B D, Mr James F
Aitchison, of Teeswater, to Miss Sarah A
Currie, of Wingham.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 8; 1892.
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DINNER SE
s. All I ask is to of 1 and see thein before you buy.
TS, T11 E . S, TOILET S Q I'S,
GLASS SETS, Ll;`7,, MADE SET , FLOWER POTS, • '-
CUSP MORES, 'S;a� a n .B n,WLS, PORRIDGE SETS,
BREAD AND BU.'1-ER SETS,. FRUIT PLATES,
FANCY B STCETS, TEA POTS, VASES, a
A Full and Oomplet
upwards. Secod Cabin, $25. Steerage at low rates.
Apply to H. & A. ALLAN, Montreal, or
HENRY DAVIS, WINGHAltz.
M, Data Tram s, --I beg leave to tender
the compliments of the season and my :-
beet thanks to your -respected P D.ThroughQ, uIC
some over'ight. however, he makes rete
;• speak of the saintly Cooper for Cowper,
Tine, Cooper was an Englishman, bred a
working, shoetnaker, was quite a linguist,
a Chartist :+router, and was imprisoned as '
a trraoouabie agitator, When in the jail
be wroth n poem called the Purgatories of
Saicirlus, whose merits weresuch that it
brought him the patroniige of Lord
Beaeow*ftekl,then plain D'Israeli.I had the
pleat,uroof hearing, him lecture in Liver.
pool, subject, Cromwell, and this be
handled in a way highly palatable to the
English working man. In the summer of
1851, I heard him lecture in Lasswarle, on ;
the Land of Burns. His scepticism propped
out now and again, and his audienoe,ubief- .
ly carpet weavers, appreciated biro highly
Wehiad quite a pleasant .interview with
hire in Winter's hotel. Not very long
afterwards he recanted and began to build ;
up what he had endeavored to .overthrow.!
had the -pleasure of hearing him preach in
Brighton churoh, Edinburgh; but I must
say I liked tum betier as a lecturer. I
somehow had a feeling that he paraded his
learning overmuch. The old, old story
seems beat fitted to satisfy the craving of
a human soul groping after the light. Be- ,
fore closing, I have to thank the witling
who put my feline friend in my way.
Yesterday (>a'riday) she bega1?to be funny, " e
fox the sake•etfuu, end her gratitude is se . ver are andNovelties far Christmas Presents,
effusive that I can hardly get this finished.
I would suggest to the small boy to read a • Just received. Also, SPECIAL SOUVENIR SPOONS;'
hares. charminghit of William Cowper's on his A large assortment of all kinds of
tame.
JEWELRY; BROOCHES, EARRINGS, CUFF BUTTONS, STAA"El`.'PINS,
BRACELETS, AND LADIES' ANt GENTLEMEN'S OH A INS . ii ALL KINDS.
. Stock to Ohoose from
I Ii VE ADDED A
AND '1E1 CENT OOUNTER
OP USEFUL A
BARGAINS, S, I. ..
o��"o
�`'to"warcra.
it % • ARG AI 1 cam,
BARGAIN S,
BAIZGAINS
R WALLACE.
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As it has been. my custom in the past of giving Special Bargains at this seas&il of
the year, I will continue to do so
For t�.re tQt a
lit
In Ladies' and GentIemen's
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES'
,
of the leading Companies--Waltham,Eigin, Hampton and Columbus. A1so,.a large
assortment of
>:tOCK.FORD --• QUICK — TRAIN -- WATCHES,
Always on hand. A large assortment of
`5
Violins, Accordeous, Mout. Organs,
Music 1 IDstruinents of all kinds,
War lerneow.
WIN G -H A tI 12A11K.E'T S.
wtNotraar; January 7, 1891
Corrected by i'. Deans, Dealer.
Flour per 100lbs, • S 2 50 to
Tail Wheat per bushel, 88 to
Spring f+ 88 to 00
so
/Utley u • • • 30 to
65 to
15 to
15 to
15,0to
0 26 to
8 00 tO'
• 25 to
250 _
90
The
Popular
1
stoe
CLES IN GLASS.
CE CIES,
usual, is first-class.
NEW RAISINS, C 4 RRAN1t8
PEELS ANI) PURE. SPICES
Y o eke -1 ' A E RIGHT,
BO Ii IN PRICE D QUALPI'Y,
Don't Forget t. e Place: --1
P. B.—Yot r pattonige'tolicited.
°' Remember the Place—One door south of the Post Office, Winghatn. J;
W. $. WALLACE. .
Yeas,
Butter, tub
do lions
1
tiny par ton,
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Dewed flogs, per cwt
Chickens, per pair
Ducks, per pair -
Turkeys, per Ib •
tleesr, per lb •
15
15
15
10 80
S30
50
0,1 Main St.
toves,Stov
8
China House, Wingham.
t
rf
X Wo alws
Winter Gol
•of January
In accordat
have made
benefit of
the goods t
to th
carrye thwou}
i8e
see how far
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for you.
Just now
trade in Ord
!Mnt, it well
it. Everybo
we'll bo plea
pleased. WI
tt \The teen foil
amid more. r.
Ila s,the B
Un rwear,.
fin t to the
wh Should,
rea u why y
whs' you silo
sell Bot
¢.• and'Shoes•-.
uiatt
of o maid out, til,
•did '•uP We
If yyo dad it
= slelghi
pared.Th`,o take
wood, t mar
goods.
Shop :dr!ly
service a pr
at Seven
All intend � �u$c
kgspordcrd 5 to IS HEADQUARTERS FOR
synod per card, - whiter will SaveInciney b
40 to
o
Oto
SHILOH'S
CONSUMPTION
CURE.
Cliristmas Presents !
A large stock of Christmas Goods has just been received, suitable for all patties,.
old or young, Consisting of
TOYS, PHOTO ALRTJ11S, SOftA1"
TOILET SETS, ?LUS'H GOODS, OE
LADIES' COMPANIONS (in pier
• • MOUTI•I ORGANS,•.CELLULOY
TOY BOOKS, SLLIG •
SETS, BLA IS BOOKg,'BIBL
11T11; RS (hand painted
A large number of the C Ic8` TIVIAS NUMT3EIt.
':ht: aittecess of this Great Cott It Cere is Saturday Night and Christmas numbeers <at other Maga
r• ,:At p parallel in the history of medleine. Canadian and Old Country.
All R t eeists ere authorized to sell it 011 a pos.
antes,*test thatnoether enrecan sac.
'U MS, WRiT1NG DESKS; d
4 VASES, XMAS OAR.0).
wood), VIOLIXS,.
UTH ORGANS?
,C)II,It,IDGE x
ANOY
Otie(stty stand. 'That it may become known,
lire Proprietors, at an enormona expense, are
pli.,,irr a Semple Bottle Free into every home
in tyle. t o tea States and Canada. If you have
a
C-tuttli, liure Throat, or Bronchia:, use it, for I
, it will cure yon. If your child has the Croup, dee
ot \l roofsfng Comb, ase It promptly, and relief -
iasate. , If 7016 dread that Wad' urease -.
m.'t,ots, ries it. Ask your Druggist for
tr.U1I'S CURE, Bits to cta., Back
rcb, and
ft A♦ II'•!'- lex ate meet or Back lame
es cat.
A large assortraexp
Consisting of Leisure°
have a larger stood this y
it before purchasing elsewk
?RIOEES AS
Remember the Plaee+
Domin• ion I', " ,rated, , w
and N'el ispap both
D. SU
pf stogy. for this
g from •�
ra ,
Having bought a veriIrge vartr of
EATTNPL
ate
Sundazy st I%meg Boy& Own, &c,,
Otter : nd desire.the public
no : to show goods.
'F LOWEST,
eine street, ingharcn,
441
Ave
t i,oboo £foul .
ivory; A ve guaren n: against. brea ago and _
give eomplete Sat'
In. life deport
and ability.
G include a prat
}mess, .inch ata 'o
zng a term in t
CENTRAL
'STRA
This school i
-ones in the Do
Students ina
Write for ,par
LOC
—Oath for goo
Graham's, Markt
—'.Tie wood fa
as the wood cam
' e annu
lion of the Wingal
win- be held ons'
•Iptn.
—First.olalis
nd Lath, for sal
on's saw mills,
—The scow, w
ttle, has at la
ties to snake th
Mot bre lively
--Mr John its
Went with stir
Wu. has bought
Ilion, " 8, MA`
] snood praetio�,
Ae large agger
Ad. at cost for t
-flee the eIla
Ie Central Blasi
.lentil. Thin Co
ad in Western (
•'mplating takin
wild not do beets
,'—.Oysters, Sys
!'pint. 10 Cents
—The Sans of
{ riday) evening i
s, which delegate:
rroanditig Catn
o aferred upon th
b the officers of t
tooted to be pre
—Money to Loa
11\tateW-nrivate f