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1 + I cent call for a $1,000 certifiicate, and nilly have 1 It doesn't seem much deep acid think side, well mixed fat
e f gi. fl.lR t!!,; f lfl es I thus make some provision for their but my dear girl, just reinotnber that and lean, and a One shade of lean all
families, We could thea show the while many tt girl amuses the general through, and light in the wove, T am
older members to also carry that ad- young man it is the special young, man not so particular as to color, but
ktTDA �'IARCII 4, 893, ditional $1,000, In this way we who is worth consideration, breeders shnuld pay attention to the
-- ---.--.---' 7"-?—'"- '"-- - could divide our certificates into three 0 You do not think it quite nice to above points, se as to arrive at a per-
i KETCH UM, engineer of the Chig-1 classes viz,$1,000,> 2,000 and $3,000, look to marriage as your fortune`? Why feet hog for the packer's use at the
present day. All packers find that
ship• railway, is credited as the i paying on assessment respectively 60c not S Do you not find the companion-
�r of a scheme of 3U Leet of water Call eme by which vessels 1
1, and $1 50. I believe this would ship 'of the man you love more into+re there is a certain percentage of pork
ng upward
s>red through the present St Law. Meet with the general approval of the esting than that even of your dearest that will not cure, and considerable
canals trona Port Arthur to Quebecfbrethren and would be an additional woman friend 1 Then you • think I do loss is sustained thereby. This is ac-
hrough the Sco Canal now being! means of increasing our membership, not approve of woman's friendships? counted for by the sows not being
fated, without deepening the canals! I submit this suggestion for your Indeed I do—when they are true ones, spayed, The time will soon come
iargingtreelocks,thusobviatingthe; careful consideration. The question But the best friend for a woman is that an unsprayed sow, like a boar or
sdituro .of millions of dollars upon i of separation of the grand lodge the man who interests her, the man stag, will be unsaleable. As now we
I deepening, Mr Ketehumproposes
large vessels be placed upon steel i from the present supreme lodge, was she loves, and who is her sweetheart
or pontoons, and thus floated voted down. Itmas decided to adopt —soon to be her husband. And she
agh the canals and over the river, the suggestion of the grnncl master makes a mistake iu not trying to please
regarding the carrying of three classes !due—Ruth Ashmore.
of insurance—$j,000, $2,000 and
$3000. 1? G Inwood, of Toronto, was
elected grand master for the current
year. Geo Patterson, of Seaforth, was
elected deputy for the Huron district.
own, the vessels to be placed upon
pontoons by means of hydraulic lifts
)fished, at the entrance of each canal.
aaes 3500,000 would provide pon-
t and lifts for all the existing canals;
liese,lifts could be used as graving
; but little time would be lost in
ng the vessels upon the floats, and
ilan has been successful elsewhere.
NADIAN life insurance companies
d 20,830 new policies during the
.e months ending wall December.
policies cover $23,380,478 of
once, and brings the number of
es iu force at the close of the How to Bathe Without a Bath.
ul to 99,130, a gain of 6,306. As No bathroom is required, and there
12 policies betaine claims during is no need for tree ordinary large tin
cried while over 20,000 were bath, or tubs of water, or apy of the
put, the percentage of Lapses usual paraphernalia often difficult to
nes very large, exceeding 60 per procure or troublesome to carry about
of the applications acted upon, in travelling. The bath is ^taken in
otai.l amount of insurance in force bather's bedroom immediately on gett-
nadian companies is'now $148,- ing out of bed, the only requirements
00,the average amount per polioy are two ordinary bed -room towels
X1,500, The premium income and a rough bath towel, the rougher
arwas nearly half a million greet -
in
better. Uncover the upper pare
in I89�, the exact figures being •of the body, leaving the limbs, • from
OU, while the amount of policies the loins downward, covered.. Apply
became claims rose from $1,236,•the reugu bath towel to she exposed
part of the body; with firm and rapid -
1,391,10;. Endowment claims friction, all over. Take up one of the
an outlay of $163,000 as cool- bedroom towels, previously steeped in
with only $69,940 in the pre- a little water in the basin ; press it
year. One half the life insure out, so as to avoid dripping, then well
usiness done in Canada is now rub the whole upper part of the body
hands of home eompanies,where- with the wet towel passing over the
en years ago our own companies shoulders and taking these opened out
s than one-fourth of the whole ends in both hands to rub the back.
s. Wring out the towel and pass it again
Mad Lodge A. O. A.O.U.W. over the whole• trunk for the first dry,
annual meeting of the above after which rub thoroughly all oTer
as helcl in Ottawa. a couple of with a dry towel until the skin is in
go. There was a large gather- one •• glow, then .put on the flannel
elegates, in all nearly foul' jacket. Then repeat the whole open -
d. Grand Master Milne gave ation on the lower part of the body.
satisfactory report. Among You may open your window to get
ratters brought furward for an abuudant supply of oxygon, and
cation by him were the quos, you ought to take a tumbler or two of
separation from the United fresh cold water, iu sips, during the
urisdictiou,• and carrying in- operation of dressing. after which go
of $1,000, $2,000. and $3,000, out into the open air for an hour
of only a $2000 class as at before breakfast, and you will return
Touching the above platters with a most uucomprontising appetite,
rt reads :—The paramount and thereafter go through the labors
coming before the grand of the day with a bouyancy,
this session is the proposal to (,elasticity that will be a
the Ontario jurisdiction from I delightful experience.
n with the supreme lodge
miter. States, and constitute a
ladge'for Canada. The relief
e order provides that when
a`ie death calls occnr in any
oft the sUpretne lodge makes system. Wilson's Wild Cherry has beeu
wn as the relief call Over ail in use for many years and is highly recoln-
inended by all who know its virtues, Sold
ctien for the amount r'equir by all prominent druggists.
year Ontario paid upwards
to' atrsist lodges in the
ales. This year they are
,000 more. 1 would again
etllrelr the great importance
.g the portals of our' lodges
dmitting into membership with young men. True, you may say
feted to the use of intoxicate nothing; which is harmful ; you may
. At the fast supreme say what you think, and that may be
enacted, that no person perfectly innocent. And always to
itted to membership in say just what one thullls is Wisdom,
ho is engaged m the sale hut to ,jest with Tofu or Ltitrry, iuno-
itltoxatiui; liquor as ;y, cent though the subject inay be, is not
The report concludes with wise.
n respecting additional`Shall three he no gayety in life4 says
lidr Mnee hays :•--J hare! a dear girl;
tly approached upon the Plenty of it. But make it pure,
giving lite brethrenan sweet fon, entirely clear and free from
ail additional instir- the bitter waters of March. are a.uecessity, 1 have always found
r>rccsearred to me that we Don't you think that the one man' grades from almost any breed to be
' Ladies appreciate Auti•Daudruff from Short feed snakes uneasy and unruly --
the fact that it not only thoroughly removes•
R. MACDONALD,
Dandruff with three applioations,but stops.! Stock. .A Soiling Experiment. L1
falling of hair, restores fading hair to its The indications from this experiment JOSEPHINE STREET,
original color, and makes it soft and pliable • Farmers should live on the fat of
without leaving any indication of a dress• the earth. are ' w1NonA11,
iug being used —clear as crystal, clean to The average cow will eat about
use, it is a valuable toilet preparation. Make your soil the better for every
seventy-five pounds of green feed a
English Spavin Liniment removes all hard, sort or
calloused Lumps and Blemishes from horses. Blood
Spavin, Splints, Ring Bone, Sneeney,Stifles,Sprains,
Sore and Swollen Throat, Coughs, eto. Save 960 by
use of one bottle. Warranted the most wonderful
Blemish Cure aver &nowt.. Sold by A. L. Hamiltpn.
FARM HINTS.
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Cie in jkant (nie$
—IS PUBLISHED—
11'V'NRY TBIDAY 11tORNING,
--AT
TIMES OFFICE, JOSEPIIINE STREET
WINGHAAI, ONTARIO.
SRbscriptionprico, $1 por year, in advance
_ADVERTISING RATES:.
Space 1 1 yr6 mo1 8 mo. I 1mq.
Ono Column S60-00-885 00 i $2000 '6 00
Half ' 86 00 20 00 12 00 000
Quarter " 20 00 12 00 7 00 4 00
Ono Inch 0 00 8 00 2 00 1 00
Local and of nor casua advertisements, Rc. por lino
for first insertion, anti 8c. per line for each subsequent
insertion.
Local notices 10c. per lino for first insertion, and
leave the improved breeds and finer'6c. per lino for each subsequent inmate. 'No local
'' notice will bo charged less than 20c.
' meats prepared by scientific care 60 as Advertisements of Lost, Found, Strayed,Situations,
to tempt the appetite of the most • and Business Chances Wanted, not exceeding 8 lines
delicate, we also have got rid of that
lump of fat, the Suffolk, and the allis
gator hog, and the four -row hog, that
could put his nose through the fence
to the forth row of corn, also the nut
fee hog, that when cured would drip
' away like an icicle in the suli.
nonpareil, 51 per inontle
Houses and farms for Sale, not exceeding 8 lines,
91 for first month, 60c, per subsequent Month
These terms will be strictly adhered to
Special rates for longer advertisemQnts, or for
lodger periods.
Advertisements without specific directions, will he
inserted til forbid and charged accordingly. Tran.
sitory advertisements must bo paid in advance
Changes for contract advertisements must bo in
the office by Wednesday noon, in order to appear
that week
R. ELLIOTT
PROPRIETOR AND PUBLISHER
"La Grippe."
ease and
new and
"lea Grippe" or Influenza can be quickly
cured by the use of Wilson's Compound of
Wild Cherry, the old reliable remedy for
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Crouh,Colds,
Coughs and other diseases of trespiratory
A Mistake you Make.
Just a little one, blit then it is one
which may atter all result very une
happily. Do clot get in the habit of
being familiar in manner of speech
crop it. grows.
. Gates opened before snowfall need
no shoveling out.
It never pays to keep an animal on
a minimum diet.
The stingy man breeds from poor
stock and underfeeds.
There is a natural limit to the
capacity of an animal to produce.
Concentrated foods should always
be fed with those more bulky.
The.owner ought to ba a good judge
of the condition of his stook.
Just enough feed to sustain life is a
loss of growth or other product.
Learn to make every crop pay for
itself, even though it returns no profit.
The earlier the maturity, all other
things being the same, the greater the
profit.
Turning vegetable foods into meat
should be one of the paying processes
on the farm.
Have everything ready for work as
soon as the frost is out of the ground
in the spring.
There is no profit in making one
hand wash the other—one crop make
up the loss on another.
Putting all your money into some
new enterprise is like staking it all on
a single throw of the dice. .
A man shows his mental and moral
statues as much by what he condemns
as by what he accepts.
Liberal feeding returns two profits—
one in the increased product and the
other in the manure.
Economieal feeding
knowledge of the Deeds of the auimal
as well as of the composition of
foods.
A heap of manure is a blessing
when spread on the soil, but a curse
when rotting against the side ef.the
barn.
Unnecessary fences are a most
odious tax on farmers. Theyrepresent
a condition of semi-barbarism,is which
each clan in obliged to fortify himaelf
against his neighbors.
There are four ways of handling
manure—piling it against the barn to
rot and leach, scattering it over the
barnyard to wash,drawing it into the
field at once and composting it as
gardeners do.
involves a
•
The Model Hog.
'.t'l19 model Canadian hog was thus
described by Mr. W, i+earman,ofElam•
iltolly before the Swine Breeders' As.,
sociation :
Much has been written in regard to
points and shape of a hog required ,by
the trade. While thoroughbred pigs
day, kept in the stable with grain
ration added.
That cows fed on oats and peas,
clover and corn,fed green in the stable
in midsummer, will • give more milk
than when feeding on a good Flue grass
pasture.
That a cow fed ou green feed in a
stable darkened and ventilated will
gain in weight more than she will in a
well shaded pasture.
That the cow responds aspromptly to
a well balanced ration of grain while
eating green feed as she does on dry
feed.
An acre of peas cut green weighed
13.5 tons.
An acre of peas. and oats cut green
weighed 24 tons.'
An acre of corn cut green weighed
36.6 tons.
The second cut of clover in, adraught
was 3'1 tons.
It is not necessary to cut green feed
oftener than twice a weetr,if itis spread
to avoid heating.
Articles on Time of sowing grass
seeds, winter wheat and oats.—,Tames
Wilson, Director Iowa L'aperiinent Sta.
tion.
All Happened friday.
Declaration of independence was
signed Friday.
Washington was born Friday.
Queen Victoria was married Friday.
America was discovered Friday.
Mayflower landed Friday.
Joan of Arc was burned at the stake
Friday.
Battle of Waterloo was'fought Friday.
Bastile was burned Friday.
Battle of Marengo was fought Friday.
Julius Omar was assassinated Friday.
.Moscow was burned Friday.
Shakespeare was born Friday.
King Charles I was beheaded Friday.
Battle of New Orleans was fought
Friday.
Lincoln was assassinated Friday.
—Oysters, oysters—By the dish, quart
or pint. 10 cents a glass,or 5 cents a. glass,
at R lime's.
BOOT AN'D SHOE SHOP.
McLADenLIN & IIAUOIO
Having ppurchased, the Custom Business of Messrs
McCormick & Co, wish to intimate that• they have
opened out in tho gimp two doors south of T A Mills
Store, wingharn.
Boots and Shoes made to order from the Bee
Stock on short notice. Itopairing neatly and
promptly done.
Tho patronage Of the public solicited, and all work
guaranteed.
MCLAUCEILIN tic HAUGH
Money' to Loan on Notes.
Notes Discounted
AT REASONAELE RATES
Money advanced on Mortgages at 13 per cent. with
privilege
iilege otpaying
collected.ngathe enc of any year. Notes
aROBT. MWINDO
Ormur.-13taver Bleck. Wingham, Ont.
•
W. B. TOWLER, M,D.C,M.,
Member Collep Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario
-Coroner for County of Huron—
Office tip -stairs, next to Mr Morton's otfoe, Wing
ham, Ont.
Ol'F1oe Yonas. -0 to 12. a. m., 1 to 6, p. in., or at
Residence, Diagonal Street,
ONTARIO
TO. J. A. MELDRUM,
Honor Graduate of Toronto University, and
Member of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of
Ontario.
Office and Residence—Corner of Centro and Patrick
streets, formerly occupied by Dr. Bethune. •
WutenAs( - ONT
R. VANSTONE.
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Etc., Etc
Private and Company funds to loan at lowestates
interest. No conninissiop charged. Mortgages, town
and farm property bought and sold.
OFFICE—Beaver Block 1VINo1<AM, Our
J. A. MORTON
• BARRISTER &c•,
Wingham Ontario
MEYER & DIC1KINSON,
H. W. C. MEYER Q. C. 1 E. L• DICKINSON, B. A
BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, Etc., Etc., So
licitors for Bank of Hamilton, Commissioners for
taking affidavits for Manitoba. Farm, Towo nd
Village property bought and sold. Money (priv e
funds) loaned on mortgage security at 5t per eon
Money invested for priyate persons, upon the ben
mortgage securities without any expense to the
Niro:
lenderst.., Lands for sale in Manitoba and the North.
Onion—Iiont's Block IV inghaui.
DENTISTRY.—J S. JEROME, WINonnn,
Is manufacturing Celluloid Plates,
v:'.. �• Vulcanite plates of the host material
as cheap as they can be got in the
Dominion. All work warranted.
Painless extraction of teeth by the use of Electric-
ity or Vegetable Vapor.
TARE NOTicE.—I will extract teeth for 25 cents
each.
OFFICE: In the Beaver Block, opposite the
Brunswick House.
u•S&
W n. H. Macdonald, L. D. S.,
DENTIST.
OFFICE, - - MASON'S BLOCK
Opposite the Queen's Hotel, wingharn.
Will visit Gorrie lst,and 3rd Mondays
of each Month.
7"CIIN RITCIITE,
�J GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT •
ly1NGHAri. OarAB1n
DEANS, JR., WIEcii t ,
P.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER -7011, THE COUNTY
OP HURON.
Sales attended in any part -of the Co. Chargee
Moderate.
JOHN CURRIE, WINOIAII, ONT.,
LICENSED AuoTIONE.EIt ,POR 'PRE COUNTY of
All orders left nt the Tem oitice promptly attend.
ed to. Terms reasonable,
JAMES HENDERSON,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER Fon COUNTIES 115110N AND
Baum
All sales attended to promptly and on the Mertes
Notice.
Charges Mederato and Satiefaction•Guaranteed.
All necessary arrangements can be tirade at the
TIMES' CIIICC
Wiso,ua- Oxv
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BOLTON a IIAWIIONS
P. L. & D. 1 1 SURVI:Yons AND CIVIL ENGINEER
LXSTOWEL Aeon WINGIIAM
Ail orders left at the .otiice of the Tines will re,
coive prompt attention
FOR SAL1, I+`, rATERSON,
Lot No. i, and the E. ee of Lot No, 7, BAILIFF OP 'L`IdHT�LL I11yihYCR COURT, IODIDESOF Area
r 11th Con. Turnborry---150 acres; 90 acres WAGS LICENSES.
end result establish at i, —the one to whom you g'i've your, Carcass suitable for Inv trade. We other d; .wells f go01;OrraB d house
andn w ,NGtUAM ONT.
an insurance of r31,000,''f heart—will care more for you when require, when dressed,a carcass weigh time. Apply to Tat MISSES 'WATSON.
working hien eE the 4 he knows that fill idle jest, a careless `rug 150 to '200 pounds, at 7 month*y M. C. CAl4lTllt(1N,
dory gnawm'rrrrt cora 'War +poi + a familiar manner have not ld. A long [roily, tiatok, heavy' lraxn,tl
Or . Mtrl' Goderio?' 'INSTRUCTION Alio 4111 Wai*otty.
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