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In Robt. Orr's old stand, lately occupied by E. 0 Clarke, Tailor, with a
full stock of
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Cnsisting of
,DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS and SHOES,
READY MADE CLOTHING, CARPETS, &o.,
II S 1 S.,. L ' TVr ;
Not a dollar's worth of old goods in the House.
a It con.tai - s a number of lines bought at a clearing price, and will be offered at special.
",prices.
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An inspection• of the stock respectfully solicited.
H. ;ReINDOO.
The size of an advertisement cuts no
gore, It's not what we are going to do
the future, but what we are doing
Ikow.
8' The ladies of Winghatn are invited to
itring in their husbands and look at our
a,ew Spring Outtits now in stock. Or if
ipur husband is too big to bring, you
,an suggest it will be to bis advantage
bat you should pass judgment on the
''ftiyle, fit and tailoring in the Spring Suit
end Spring Overcoat he selects before it
ie purchased. It is decidedly to our inter-'
t to get the best of critics to examine
e311. •
Spring opening of German made Jack-
, Newmarkets, Wraps and Capes. Our
+esortment this season is unusually large
Anel we are showing some excellent
Ices in swell garments that will as-
ish you sdme and delight you more.
mistake to stay away.
DRESS. GOODS =This wonderful stock
now in its fullest feathers. You won't
ret the looking at them, let alone the
ying,
j E.zn GLOVES —Everything that's new,
rel,. desirable brought out for this
ason liberally represented here, at un-
ually good values, the choice and cor-
ct oharaeter of our gloves being an
cepted fact.
A1tPE1•s—A11 new designs in Tapes-
, Brussels, Extra Super All Wool.
o, Floor Oil Cloth. Best value ever
i8 pitted to a buying public.
hods value in Ladies' Hosiery, Ladies'
inderwear, Handerchiefs, Laces, Em-
boiderios, Linens, Trimmings, Corsets,
gbbons, novelty Veilings, at
M. H. MCINDOO'S.
1;e iY ani Cali CS
CCDA'. APRIL 1, LM)2.
on, What a Cough.
i11 you heed the warning? The sigual
har,s of the .lure approach of that more
ibte disease Coneumptiou. Ask your
vitieeNteytetecitti afford for the sake of
ng 80e.,to ruts the risk and do nothing
u t Ne know from experience that
elr's Cure will cure your cough. It
r tIa.
the IieeSder Seed Drill.
at Johnston 1:. Story, foreman Ontario
Rai Farm, has to say of them :
annum, Jan. 10, 1802.
fo s. ,A`l'FACrnaixn Co.
113,—rhe e;omuh,ed Steel France lfoesie,
til and BrualatvtSeeder purchas.4(1 Of your -
MMUS. Tolt•m tiros„ tins :riven OR salt sfmC•
mor) sense of the word, Tho machine iv so .
see conveniently arranged that the driver
control, and can adjust it withont lots -
s ran change from drill to broadcast seed- niguiate the hoes to run at the desired
ititth is a very important feature when sow.
Ghat is not uniform. Ile can set the hoes
risza:r, overcoming the difficulty of clods
gathering in the hoes. He can throw the
attzehntent in or out of gear where only a
SS the ffelrl is to be seeded down. The drift
be removed and the enitivator teeth at-
five atitnntes, making the cheapest and
ator `I ever used.
htf light draft. Ours being the
ntthat an ordinary team can sow
per day. I like sour force feed.
floes not creek Or bruits the
hesitating itt reeonmtei-dirrt the
tig purehascri,and wish the +Stage.
very truly,
Jtfln scar k. Nroav, Farm B'bseman.
whitoahurch, is agent forthess
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• In Mexaforiam.
WRITTEN ON TME ATE ROBERT ORR.
On the emerald fields of Heaven,
Glorious home of gl pious rest,
Home of seraphim a cherubim,
Saints, and angels' rightest, beer.
Homes of veterans in life's couflict,
Those who braved pollyou's rage,
Souls who -rolled the t'de of battle,
Names that light up lories' page.
Thou who through dar.• tribulation,
Pain and auguish, sti made good,.
Entrance through the , early portals,
By their conquering eader's blood.
And another name is • dded
To the fair eternal oil,
And the heavenly ho • made ltnswer,
"W.elcome," to a vo eran soul,
He has crossed the aha• owed valley,
He has passed throw h Jordan's wave,
Faith victorious, hope riumphi'ug,
Passed the confines 4, the grave.
Though we hail Trim .t among us,
Though he walks u . rnoreearth's sphere,
He has left a fame u . tarnished,
Left a uame to ho. or dear.
And the golden bel' • rf Heaven,
Timbre! strain , d joyful song,
Distant bills in „1• d vibtatiou,
Swept resoundiu • cords along.
Swift the white rob d army sweeping
Through the star- • row ued fields of air,
Brother spirit, love ,ncircling,
To that home all ,right and fair.
F. H.
Too Many
5o says the ''re
clerks and men iu t
settle on the land to
does not say how til
will take $500 to • 1,
a farm. according
until he would be
the land. There
that it would pa,,
thanany invest
en in Business,
de Ideview, It advises Batrloye y
Bn
e t,+wus and citiee to Peas,•
the North West but Butter, tub
, do stalls,
y eau get a start. It Eggs per dozen
Wood per cord,
00 to start a man ou Ray per ton, .
o size of his family, •D sped Hogs, per cwt
ble to make a living off Chickens, per pair
Turkes,
not the least doubt but Ducksy, peper r pair
llt
our Goverurneut better
'yours truly,
troduction Mr Doles w' 1 mail them to any
address ou receipt of en ceuts per copy,
when accompanied by this notice. Address
Isaac Doles, Indianappolis, Ind, U S A.
Thomas Williamson
forger, was retlteno
at Kingston on Mo
nal Assizes at Toronto
on, the Markham
d to sevrt1 years
iday at' the Crimi- -
nto.
801 N.
FLANAGAN—In W ngham,` on March
28th, the wife of Mr rank Flanagan; a
son. .
WArdeert—In East awanosh,on March,
8th, the wife of .Mr Elisha Walker; a
daughter. '
MAR IED.
CASEMOR.E—JOINT ON—On 23rd ult, at
St Paul's church, ngham, by the Rev
E W Hughes, Jame Casemoro, of Turn -
berry, to Esther Eli
the late John Johns
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.
mar
For sale, in the Town Plot of Wingham, two Park
Lots, Nos 40 and 41, on Alice Street, north of the
Railway ; goon land and good water close by, and a
small stream runs all the year across a small coiner
of the -property; with apples, cherries and small
fruits. House fairly good. Apply at the
. / "TIMES" OFFICE
wingham, Ont.
JAS. MURRAY & CO
•
WIN GH ABI FOUNDRY,
•
Manufacturers of and dealers in
GRAIN DRILLS and43,FIEDERS,
PLOWS,
GANG PLOWS,
WIND MILLS,
ROLLERS,
MOWERS. &c.,
• CUTAWAY and Di4ADE SPADE HAR.
R
abeth, daughter of OWS. -
on, of Turnberry. ---
1D. • General Foundry Work, Repairs, &c.
Fg CornerN—In Win ham, on March 29th, Tire Platforms and Tire I7 setters fo Cornyn, moth ar of Wm and Thos B ackstu•Tire hs. Up
setters
aged 84 yeees. -
BELwAY—At lot S, con 6, Culross; on
the 22nd inst, Pera.elia, beloved wife of ,<
aged
v tle,on
.12
I.
Tilos Belway, ears, 13 days.
LEwis—In Blue n the 19th March, Ntiti ingtu,
Sarah Lewis, wife r D Lewis, aged C
45 years.
JAS M
WINGEIAM MAIIKETS.
WINonam, March 81, 1892
Corrected by P. Deans, Produce Dealer.
Flour per 100 lbs, • g 2 40 to 2 40
Fall Wheat per bushel, • 82 to 88
aprin
ent they llaye ever made
to advance the a Love amounts to each man
Who is willing tc settle in our North West.
The money cool I be made payable yearly,
after a certain u umber of years. It would
be much cheape • for our Goverument to
lend the money .him to spend thousands
every year adver,ising for emigrants and
when they come j[ ere' very few ever settle
ou laud, for the r anon butt they have not
- money to begin w th. 1 have not the least
doubt but that I e;u get 500 men in the
city of Landon wh t would be glad to avail
themselves of the <hence to settle on our
vacant lands, if .Ile Government would
only give theni.a'st rt. Will not mottle of
our members bring ho matter before the
House at an early date? I am sure it is
the moat importau question which could
be brought before t e House of Parliameut
at the present tim . Hoping some good
man, such as yonr ember,Dr Macdonald,.
will bring this mat r up, I remaiu,
Yours truly,
C. M. Nytwwss.
London, March 1rltb, 1802.
—The "Odd ''elle s'Grand March"and
the "Air Ship Walt/' are two 'of the latest .
compositions of Isar Doles, Indianapolis,
Ind. 33oth are mus Hal gems, They earn.
prise live pages eats, sheet musi o She,
besides% illustrated ti le pager, not difttenit
in exeoutide, !; bae,atiful In composition,
rima sen tot 43 tubsll la. By way of in..
Geese, per Ib -
82 to , 83
28 to 30
30 to 60
60 to 61
16 to 16
• 15 to 16
0 to 10
1 60 to 1 75
0 00 to 10 00
20 to 26
• 6 26 to 6 60
80 to 80
40 to 60
9 to 10
• 6 to 6
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Tho undersigned wishes to dispose of his property,
consisting of half an acro of -ground, being lots 45
' and ad, Catherine Street East, on which is eroded a
good frame house and stable. There are also a Ono
lot of hearing Unit trees and the land is excellent
for garden t;; purposes. For particulars as to prise
apply to a owner on the premises.
JAMES DEYELL.
Ni ;hatn, March 30, 1802.
FUR TANNING and DRESSING.
H, WASIIBURN,
Victoria street East, near G. T. R. Depot,
LISTOWEL, ONT.,
Is prepared to Tan, Trim and Dress all
kinds of Furs, in firat•class style. Sheep
Skins, Dog, Fox and all fine Furs carefully
attended to. .
He al makes Drum Beads. Patronage
solici
H. V.TASHBURN.
istowel, Mn,reh 28, 18c02.
Notice of Dissolution.
•
Notice is hereby ggl that the partnership hither•
tofore SObsistinst bet the Undersigned ae genets]
merchants, in the to f,, Wlnrrharrt, in tine t_dttnty
of Huron, been this day the by mutuaitconsent All
debts dile the late firm will be ppaid to,tho umlorsignod
Thos A Mills, by whom al**, bIlltiss of the late firm,
will be paid;
Dated fat Wingham th{ pith day of IfebrtUtty
1. A, 111149,
@tans., J. A. Merton
ttlit3. N. RING,
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MUSICAL' ADER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
gives Private' 580118 in Vocal Training, both
and Tonic•Snl• Notation. Open f • agement. -
for Concerts or !lurch meetin
Apply at •e,:,
rills moderate.
QUEEN'S HOTEL.
Winghant.
ENDErbi ,% `ED.
Sealed Ten I's will l.Circi.,. ;•t by the Trustees of
School Section 'o 11, , erry,k, ' (Lower Wing -ham),
Hp till lobi Apri , 18• or thea Erection of Two
Frn,n,e Water Close : contract 'tor to furnish all
material. Plans iflcatlons teen be seen at •
the residence o it _ Netterfleld, t41. nt any time,.
Tenders can addles any of the rtisteos.
THOS. 1 `11FIELD, \ 1
A.aMNA
Jtti I ltIt, J
L ver W111 hanr, 11 12th, 16
.0 oI SALE,.
Lot No. 3, and E. e of Lot No. 7,
11th. Con.'Turnb —150 acres; 90 acres
cleared• well fe d• frame house and
ustees.
other buildings; ; d'orchard; cheap, on
or - time. Apply to
C. CAMERON,
01 Godorich,
rt. MoPHERSON,
Glenfarrow P. 0.
RRAY & CO.
LSTORE
J. R. MUNSHAW
Begs to intimate to the people of Wiugham
and general public that he has opened out
a large stock of
WATCHES,
CLOCKS, JEWELRY, ,
TRAD1 SALE !
To General Merehn,and Boot and Shoe Stores.
In connection with n i,eathct• Business I' keep a •
full stock of
SHOE ).RESS1NG,
• 'Hathaway, Whitmoi Zenon!, French Dressing,.
Eclipse, Bixby's, Peri Kid, etc, In 10, 15 and 25c
sizes, by tate gross dozen. Jacquot's French
Blacking and Gray's tax waterproof. •
in Leather, Horsehid English Rip, Porpoise, &c.
Cotton and Rifle. 1.11 lengths.
. Button fasteners m; rens, cork soles, &c.
SHOE aE A.THEit, -
Simon Alma, bal and and 8Iezzonia Kip and Calf ;
also native lcip and uer, Spanish and slaughter m,
• SILVERWARE, Ste, sole. r
in the store lately occupied by Mr. Ed, - HARNES LEATHER,
Diusley, and invitee all to call and see ' Best
tbrr on hand oak and hemlock. Special
traces
goods and get pries. ' Patronage solielted Prices guaranteed. A postal
card will secure gnot ons ora call from my travel-
ler.
W. J CHAPMAN
• Repairing promptly attended to and
satisfaction guarenteed.
J. R. MUNS-A fir, -
Wingham, March 23, 1892.
SHILOH'S
CONSUMPTION
CURE.
The success of this Great Cough Cure is
without a parallel in the history of medicine.
All druggists are authorized to sell it on a pos-
itive guarantee, a test that no other cure can sure
cessfully stand. That it %lay become known,
the Proprietors, at an enormous expense, are
placing a Sample Bottle Free into every home
in the United States end Canada. • If yea have
a Cough, Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, for
it will cure you. if your chilli has the Croup,
o3 Whooping Cough, use it promptly, and relief
it sure, If you dread that insidious .Utast,
Consult tion it. Mk your Druggist for
S Prig to eta 5'0
Tanner ad Leather Merchant,
Wixenees.
firths
ilf 13 M A„ L I. P, S O.,'M C, P. S. Iii.,
SPE CCS =7ISZ'
TO tONZTO.
Jonathan 13uhart, Listowel, says :«
"After spe]ltlinesll my money and prop-
erty to llo ,purrxe on medical men, for
what they toren j,1 a hopeless case of con-
suitiption, Dr, Saclair cured ale." •
Mrs. Mary Pt !long, Woodhouse, says:
"When all oth rs failed, Dr. Sinclair
cured me of fits'
W. McDonald Lakefielil, says :—•-"Dr,
Sinclair cured tie of Catarrh."
Goo. fi,owod,3lyth, says :••--•"Dr. Sin-
clair cured 1110 c?heart disease and drop -
syr when all otl yrs failed."
Diseases of p*:vato nature brought on
by folly Dr. Sin ]air certainly cures.
OONSYU 4TATION FREE.
i3ly. SINOA,IR will be at the
QUERN'S I OTEL, Winig m,
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