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Huron Assizes.
Thee Spring Assizes for the County
Huron opened at Goderich an Mott.
befurt+ (chief Justice Armour,. Mr
ove., Q 0, of Lindon, aiplieiti'iulr
a'ittr crown. Mr John Varcoe was
ted foreman to : of the grand jury.
ate Criminal f}tllendar contains but.
eases. In the Queen v Thomas
ditto rs, charged with shooting Con-
stable Bulmer in Clinton while at-
mpting; an arrest for a burglary in
towel, a true bill wn, found at last
nes; and the prisoner was traced to
Portage. The other case is. a
rge of rape against an Indian
led John Birch, living near Winth-
, the alleged victim being the wife
t neighbor, at whose house the
oner and his own Wife were in-
ging in a spree. The civil calendar
Iles nine cases, ' one of which is
:.e Assessment of damages by the
he first case was Dale v St John,
iccion for slander arising one of a
in a magistrate's court between
parties, who are' both farmers in
township of Hullett. At the cone
ion of the plaintiff's case, the
n was taken from the jury by bis
:stip avid a non -suit entered. R H
• Q C,and J T .Best for plaintiff.
ow, Q 0, 'and R S flays for de-
ut.
:alters v McDonald was a case for
•ious prosecution. Judgment for
X50 and costs. Lewis 'for plff;
tv, •Q C, for deft. .
lit:rty v Johnston.—This was an
for breach of contract to pun:
t number of organs. Scott for
deft not represented by counsel,
ordsh ip directed . judgment to
for pill against deft for $260.89 -
all costa of snit on High Court
•
en v, 13ogie was an action
1'488 arrcrst .send ...-.,.aRsaillts
Hann of counsel Itis Oordsbip
ed judgment for the plff fur $100
es. w ith full costs of suit, idolt
; Cxarrow, Q 0, for deft.
eyv. GTlt et' al. This was an
for breach of•contraet to car*
over deft's. railway. By cols-
is lordship directed judgment
tered for plff for $250 damages
11 High Court costs.
ice v Marshall.—Action to re=
xecutors andfor an, account.
rdship; directed judgement to
tering of consent; minutes
by counsel. Dickinson for
ol.t for deft,
v Race ---Action for libel. $1
is were awarded phi'. Idington,
d Clarke for plfi, Darrow, Q
eft.
in, v Gledhill.—Action fcr
of unpaid purchase money
ed without costs. Aylesworth,
plfr; Gati ow, Q 0, for deft.
t V Bryce,—Action for slander:
for deft, 'Dickinson for plff;
Q 0, for deft.
n v Chambers: --This was n
young man shooting at Oon
Bulmer, in the Cotzinlerciat 1 -10 -
ton, in the endeavor to secure
for burglarly. Btiiruer ideih-
ambers positively, but others
It he was notin the vicinity
act was said to have been
d. Prisoner got the benefit
ubt and was discharged.
PRESENTMENT.
o e for our lady, the. Queen
to present a That they have
the jail and find at present
prisoners eonff ned, twei ve
one female, The female is
as a vagrant for the fourth
lentils each time. lier
erica Will expire on the
,April next. She is eighty
of age and has no means of
Keraelf, Of the male pris.
are insane. One has been
uottsly since the 28th
Jarinary, 168 , The other has been haveenteted so fully into the fruit of
insince t 17tH April, 1600,. Both theirthat lahois that to us at hard past
cases weFeduly reported by the sheriff` seems scarcely more real than a dream,
within one month of their committal: but we might do well to remember
and .ate now awaiting removal to the it a little oftener, at least when we
insanll asylum. Neither of the above feel inclined to bewail the distasteful,
cases are of a violent type. One is loess Ana toilsomeness of our own daily
under sentence for larceny, Qne await- tasks.
intl trial for rape and another is await -
lug trial charged with shooting With acture Framing,
I have just received ouo• of the largest
intent to (1Q bodily harm. The other i stocks of mouldings for picture and wreath
has just been committed as a vagrant framing
r
have bought itr brought
totWiao eilam,and, and ll
for fifty days. He is healthyand sell as cheaply as ct:il be got elsewhere
. strong -looking and well able to earn a So it you stave pictures, wreaths or of
paintings, any size or style, to be framed
good living %vallout undergoing the bring thein along and we will frame the
disgrace of being kept by the public for you ou short notice, at
S Citacitx's
in tt eornalou ,jail, We found the jail Furniture Rooms,
clean and well ventilated and in a good
is er made
State of repair. The prisoners s li ae
uo complaints and expressed them-
selves as being well eared for. While
your grand jurors fully recognize the
duty and importance of having the
poor properly cared for, yet after care-
full
are
f ll id - t• t' n wedo
p.
A.B
N FARMS p e SON
sixOPLD yr
Educating.
iog..
A -OSTAL
will seem• GI i catalogue 0f the
• CITY
usiaosa Coo 'go,
;er 100 students in atteu nee.
W. Westervelt, /Perin • • al„
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them T D,
2O CORDS OF WOOD.
Most people spend so much time in
hunting up new irous to pat in the
fire that they find themselves at last
trying to heat a.lot of irons in a bed
of cold ashes.
It Leadsthe Leaders.
u y const ening the goes -10 The foremost medicine of the clay, .Bur
not reoonrniend that a poor house be dock Blood. Bitters, is a purely vegetable
provided for the county , of Huron• pwens over all thei orgt us of regulating
system
But as the question bas 60 often and controlling their secretions. It so
ll blood
come up before the grand ,jurors of
purifies
Lanblood diseases froit m a s aciommon
this county for consideration and nuth• pimple to the worst scrofulous sore, and
tail has been done, we recommend that this combined with its unrivalled regulat.
ing, cleansing and purifying influence on
this question be voted on by the rate the secretions of the liver, kidneys, bowels
Uf the different municipalities and skill, render it unequalled as'a cure
payers P for all diseases of tate skin. From one to
of.tLis county at the next municipal two bottles will cure boils, 'pimples,
eleytiona or at such other time as may blotches, nettle rash, scurf, tetter, and all
the simple forms of skin disease. From
be convenient. Alt of which is moat two to lour bottles will cure salt rheum or
ectfull submitted, eczema, shingles. erysipela'S, ulcers, ab -
respect y scesses, ruuniug sores, and all skin erup•
:No. A. S. VARco t, Foreman. tions, It is noticeable that sufferers horn
skin diseases are nearly always aggravated
kiy intolerable itching,. but this quickly
A Hundred Years Ago. • _subsides on the removal of the disease by
B. B. B. Passing ou to graver yet prevalent
It is difficult for us who enjoy so diseases such as scrofulous( swellings,
many of the luxuries of life to imaginehumors and scrofula, we have undoubted
prcof from three to six bottles used inter•
how the first settlers contrived to naily and by outward application (diluted
exist with so smalls measure of what
if the (.kin is broken) to. the affected parts,
will effect a.cure. The . great, miss:iou of
we now regard as necessities. B. B.73. 28 to regulate the liver, kidneys,
Their log cabins were sometimes bowels and blood, to correct acidity and
wrong aotidu of the stomach and to open
absolutely unfurnished. In one in- the sluiceways of the system to carry off,
all clogged and impure secretions, allowing
stance the only furniture of the house nature thus to aid recovery and remove'`
was a bedstead rudely constructed by without fail bad: blood, liver complaint,
driving two poles between the logs of biliousness, dyspepsia, sick headache,
Pdropsy, rheumatism, and every species of
the shanty,and then twisting basswood , disease arising from disorder of the liver,
bark across so as to bind them to etller. ' kidneys, bowels, stomach and blood.
' We guarantee every bottle of B. B. B.
.Upon this, thebedding a little clean ' Should auy person be dissatified after using
straw and home made blanket, woven the firs" bottle we will refund the money
on application, personally or by letter.
--abaft., picked out of the tanner's vat. We will also be glad to send testimonials
and a hemp.11i;e weed, and information proving the effects of B.
B. B. in the above mined diseases on
Their clothing was also homemade application to T. Minnutia (sc Co., Toronto
in a more emphatic senee • than the` Ont.
word usually implies now -a -days. The
outer garments of both men and wo-
men were often made of deer skin,frou►
which the hair had been removed,while
every family made its own •clothand
linen for underclothing and household
purposes, though at first their imple,
ments for the manafacture of these
•
goods were of the most primitive des
eription. A little later, looms and
spilling wheels were brought Gin, and
were regarded as part of the necessary
furniture of the house.
Of course some of the families who
'-care to • Canada when the United'
States declared. their independence
had brought with then: some relics of
farmer grandeur, and for sally to day
these old-fashioned splendors would be
brought out on occasions of state and
festbity, Often a bride was dressed
in some of the finery of her mother's
youth,but if this was not forthcoming,
she usually inspired no higher than a
dress of ehintz,w►ich was then esteem'
ed aluxury.
Unhappily, there were greater hard-
ships to be endured by many of the
pioneers than tile want of suitable
attire, trying as they was. The heav-
ily timbered lauds took much time
and bard labor to prepare for crops,
and many of the settlers were gentle-
men and soldiers utterly inexperienced
in the work of cultivating the ground.
The year 1787 was lo.►g remembered
as the source year. 1n sone districts
four could not be bought, and bran
had to be used as a substitute by those
who could afford it, while others lived
for weeks on weeds, roots and leaves, .
varied ocensionally by fish or wild -
pigeona, caught in the woGds,
13y degrees things improved, and
the early settlers began to reap the _
reward of the industry and hardihood
whfeh has eh.anged so much of Ontario
from a wilderness to a garden. We
Every man's ideal wife is the
woman who believes everything he
husband tells her, but no iraan's ideal
a . ,
Woman is fool
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CROSS -CUT SAWS.
We have in stock :
TUE LEADER,
THE SILVER STAR,
THE LANCE TUOTFf,
THE NICKEL STEEL,
THE FOREST BEAUTY
THE LA -ROSE PRIDE,
THE IMPROVED CHAMPION.
ALSO
A very fine assortment of
- AXES.
J. A. CLINE & 00,
STONE BL
Scientific Antenna
Agency for
PATENTS
CAVEATS,
IstranE MARK$
sIQN PATENT
(
+C PYRIOHTS, etc.
For Intormdtlds send free itaildbookwrite to
MUNN alt COM. 861 IInOADWAT, Naw Onlr.
Oldest bureau Torlaoaringpatents in America: 146erley i•,0
livery patent taken out bq us 15 brought before
the public by' a none* gtyon free Of charge in Qs
trent ftcAtittVitita
Call and see our stook of 1
W111Ptt ,
B11USf ES,
CURRY 0013MS,
SLEIGH' BELL, tic.
Horse clothing of ali kinds,
HARNESS, • double and single, light or heavy,
made to order in the latest styles and of the best
material.
•
Triutks, Valises, hand Bngs, Ste. in stook and also,
bo sold as cheap as the eheapest. t
Ropairing neatly and promptly done on short notice,
The pntronago of the public solicited, and ✓alis
faction in work and material guaranteed.
SHOP—One•door north of Canadian Express Mee
M. AMBLER.
HALSTED&SCOTT
BAN3 HRS..
Josephine Street • - Winghant, Ont.
J. A. HALSTED, J, W. SCOTT,
Mount Forest. Listowel.
Deposits Received and Interest
allowed.
Money Advanced to Farmers and
Business Men,
On long or short time, on endorsed notes
or collateral security. bale notes bought
at a fair valuation. Money remitted to all.
parts of Canada at reasonable charges,.
Special Attention Given to 0/1-
lecting Accounts and Notes./
Agent itn Canada—Tho Merchants' Sack
of Canada. •
Office Ilouis—From•9 a. m. to 6 p. is(.
A, E. SMITHI,
Agent.:
TarEest elretttatien of any salenttflaopikapo
rn
the
world., Splendidly
illustrated,. NO
mail shouldbWit6. weII
S8Inpr2NAPU NEWLUMIM1Broldnfri.drev
Loan on
tberfolttiglram iliac
.-IS 1?Ul3L1SiWD-- 1
EVERYFItII>AX n1O1tNINr,
,T TUE—
TIMES OFF CK, JOSEPHINE STltr a
WINGIIAN, ONTA1tIO. /
SR bscriptionprice,$ per year,Inadvanset
ADVERTISING RATES
Spoof 1 1yr. 1 emo. 1 a mo. 1 1 nio.
Otte
Column "S6 00 20 00
Quarter '+ 20 0
One Inch • 0
ca
800 1200' 1042 OD 0 00 `
n
nd other casual advertisements, le. pavane
for asst insertion, and he, ',aline foreach subsequent
insertion.
Loon! notices loo. per line for gtitinsettiirn, and
6e• per line for each subsequent insorticr,. r•No local,
1 notice will be charged less than 26e „
Advertisements of Lost, Found, Strayed, Situationi%
and Business Chances Wanted, not exceeding 8 lin
La
nOa, SI por month
Housesnproiiand Farms foi'Sale, not exceeding 8 lines,
51 for Met month, 60e. per subsequent month
These terms will be strictly adhered to
Special rates for longer advertisements, or fon
longer periods.
Advertisements without specific directions, will h
inserted 011110rb14 and charged accordingly.
sitory advertisements must be paid in ad e
Changes for contract advertisonto must be in
the office by Wednesday noon order to appeat
that week
V.
LLIOTT
PROPRIETOR AND Pastatotlta
iICUONALD,
JOSEPHINE STREET,.
IVINend1t,
Cy' B, TOWLER, id.D.O.AI.
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Member College Phy, • ons and Sur ons, Qntario
-Coven r for Countyp?f;uron—j
Office 17p•stairs, next to Mr forton's oti4c, 'Wing
ham, On,
Orrice'. tHours.-0 to 12 a. m., 1 to e+ p. m., or at
Residence, Diagonal Str et.
T1s. J. A. MELDRTJM,
U Aonor Graduate of Toronto University, and
Member of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of
Ontario.
Olticeoand Residence—Corner of Centro and Patrick
streets, formerly occupied by Dr. Bethune.
tYiaenArl - • ONT
VANSTONE.
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Etc., Etc
Private And Company funds to loan of lowest rates
interest. No commission charged. Mortgages, town
• and farm property bought and sold.
OFFICE—Beaver Block WINDHAM, ONT .
J. A. MORTON
BARRISTER Stc
wingham _. .•, • Ontario.
MEYER & D10EIIsoN,
H. W, C. MEYER Q. C. I E. L. DIOKINSON, R. A,
BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, Etc., Eta, So
lteitois for Bank of Hamilton, Commissioners for.
inking' affidavits for Manitoba, Farm, Town anck
Uillagc property bought and sold Money (private.
f000s) loaned on ulortgage seeuri at 6itt per cent_
iouey invested for private person , ny upoa the bo6t,
lender. Langage ds for sale lin Manitut oba and the North..
for\vest.
Office—Ront's Bloch W inghar.
ENTISTR .—.1 S. JEROIIE, Wlkenan, •
Is manufacturing Celluloid Plates,
Vulcanite plates of the bestmatetiaki
as cheap As they can be got in the
Dominion. All work warranted.
Painless extraction of teeth by the use of Eloctrte
'ty or Vegetable Vapor. •
TARt. NOTica—I will extract teeth for 26 cents,
oaeh.
OFFICE: In the Beaver Block, opposite the.
Brunswick House.
Wrn. H. Macdonald, L. D. S.,,
DENTIST..
OFFICE, %` - MASON'S BLOCK
Opposite the Queen's Hotel, wingham.
Will visit Gerrie lst and 3rd Mondays;
of each month.
JOHN RITCHIE,
GENERAL f iStntANOI: AGENT
Wimples, ONTARIO,
D. DEANS, JR., WINDHAM,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR THE COUNTX-
.OR HURON.
Sales attended in any part of the Co. Qhargee.
blederate.
JOHN CURIiTE,' 111onAM, ONT.,
LICENSED AUCTlONEEtt 5011' TI1 COUNTY o1•1,
11017014.
All orders loft at the Times office promptly attend.,
ed to. Terms reasonable.
JAMES HENDERSON,
Liettssxn Aucriosasn YonBacca CODN 't8s kROx APt1.
All sales attended to promptly and On the Shorter
Notice.
Charges Moderate and Satisfaction 00alantced,
All necessary arrangements tan be inade et the
Tibia' cdioei
wiRtlllAlt OST
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BOLTON tiX HA1yEHtifi
P. L. h D. T.' SVavI•taOnS Ai,n Clvn, ENGIN ESN
LISTOttEL At,n wrpoEEAbf
All orders lett at the otiiee of the tnitaµtil
echo prompt attention,
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Mosley advanced en Mortgages lit 6 pow rent. with
privilege
ndacg uoftspityingtat the sad year. Notes
WINGHAM ONT,
T1IE 1vi1SSEfta CATSO.
INST1ti1"C'1`I0x given on Plano, Organ,
let -I. and Violin, Atte %R HitrmonY.
lidenei 011 eerner qt. dpsapil e qnd Iatrl l
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