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tUn11111C5 power. Tilt evaporating p$wer of the
FRI
w ]ods is ge rel'ally ill dire et proportion
to its velocity. The greater the velem,.
AY. APRIL 8, 1892. ity rhe stronger its evaporating power.
'l.'hus. We Call ste the value of shelter
Teem/Mel% belts. The more protection we have,
A meeting of the teachers of the ill tits' way Of shelter belts, the less
vtllttge and neighboring country was sweeping winces we have, and the
hod ill eeeeswater paella School lately moisture is taken less rapidly from
far the purpose of organizing a Local
the soil, There is no doubt that as
Association, .After discussing some Kon aa We get in the Northwest e•
the good results likely to be derived sufficient amount of forest area to
trent such an organization, tbe follow- mitigate to' some extant the force of
Lig officers, were appointed: Pres,W ter
Morrison ; Vice•Pree, !less Mary
Sharpe ; Sec, John L Stewart ; Assist.
See, :llfiiss Ida Skelton ; Tteas, J A
AleDairmid ; Committee ot Manage -
meat t W T Hamilton, Alex McDoii• Never at fault.—In all irritations of
lald, Miss L Sharpe, Miss "Strachan the Orin, sores, ulcers, barns, and
and Miss Hainbly. The Seciety'is to scrofulous enlargements of the glands,
iee known as the Culross Teachers' In. Holloway's Ointment presents a; ready
ttitute and the members purpose meet
stud easy means of acre which never
u on the last Saturday in each disappoints the most favourable ex-
,ngpectations. It manifests a peculiar
anter,, when topic:: of interest to the
rofession will be discussed. All
eaebersare welcome and are'cordially
vited to attend.
the winds, we shall have a much less
rapid evaporation and much more
favorable condition for franc culture
and agriculture operations generally.
tEOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PIImLSa—
Monthly Prizes for Boys and Girls.
power in restraining inflammation,
removing stagnation, cooling the
heated blood and checking all acrimon-
ious or unhealthy discharges. Whilst
thus acting locally, the Pills are no
less remarkable for their power in im,
The, "Sunlight" Soap Co., Toronto, offer the tor. proving the general condition and
wing prizes every month till farther notice, to habi•
t of body,which renders the cures
ys and girls under 15, residing in the Province of
•ntarmo, who send the greatest number of -sun- complete and permanent. Under the
ht grippers : est, 910; 2nd, a'0 ; 3rd, •;.05
, 4th,.
; nthtol4th, a handsome Book; and a pretty general influence of these potent rem -
Awe
cture t0 those who send not Less than 12 wraplmers.dies the puny infant becomes the
'nd wrappers to "Sunlight" Soap OUBce, 43 Scott '
, Toronto, not later than 2Dth of each month, and robust child ; the pale and emaciated
arittd "Competition" ; also give full name, ad-
••
Wit ears' regain colour and rotundity ; and the
,ess age and number of wrappers. u
matrill'be published in rho Toronto Mail on first dyspeptic eats freely without fear.
turdn- in each month.
P. lt. TI11111 TAI3I.+ia,
toriaside with us thou sllait not say irahmsarrive. end depart suf
ronou'sr
ARRIVINQ Ciitiuthoe init
'na ♦ MRA\Me
y 0:55 a, m ....For Termite 5 35 a, tn.
0:001 lu 2;00 p.m
2;00 p.lu FQT ToesWator 2:00 '
10:05 p. m '� 10:00
0,—T'hotl shalt not look .cross at me,
for that would incur my displeasure.
7.—Thou shalt dispense With cigars
and tobacco, and shalt read the paper
every morning to thy darling little
wife.
8.—Thou shalt not steal a glance
'from. any woman.
0.—Thou shalt not be false to thy
wife, bilk shalt confide to , her every
secret,
10.—Thou shalt not covet the public
house, Igor winos, nor the spirits, nor
the ales, old, mild or bitter, or anyin-
toxicatiug liquors contained therein.
What, the Montrla Bring.
In January we have the lengthenin,g-
days.
111 February, the first butterfly.
In March, the opening buds.
In April, the.youngleaves and spring
flowers.
In•May, the song of birds.
In June, the sweet, new -mown hay.
In July, the golden grain.
I n August, the ripening harvest.
In September, the fruit.
In October, the autumn tints.
In November,tho hoar frost on trees
and pure snow.
In December, the last, not least,the
holidays of Christmas and the bright
fireside.
The l�usbtlud's Commandments.
Acquaintances are best formed in
Cillross• prosperity ; friendship in adversity.
Men do not commit new- sins;
they commit the old one a thousand
times.
Nobility of character manifests
itself at loop hole's, when it is not
provided with large doors. •
6 ST H M t1 DR AFT S AS I VALENE never
8`i Ifr 6"A fel ; sead your address .
and we will mail F EDf a trial bottle DR.
TAFTBROS. 1 CHEER, N ,FREE
Canadian De . ISO Adel de .FREE
8.—'Thou shalt not backbite thy st. W. oaoNTo, 0:ADA.
There died on March 22nd, 1892,
ermelia, wife of Mr Thomas Lelway,
Culross. She wart a native of Can-
t, born in the township of Matilda
d was a daughter of Mrs Jelin '1ar-
Iris. She was usirried at North
illiainsburg by Rev Mr. Davidson
1$6G and came 'o Bruce county in
following year, where she resided
it the time of her death. She was
mother of twelve children,six boys
six girls, of whom five boys and
ee girls survive, She was a kind
affectionate mother and was high-
espected •by all who knew her. Her
band, who hes been absent from
ie a good deal and only returned a
mentees ago, will feel her loss
ly. Rev Jas Malcolm, of 'Pees
r, . gave a short discourse at the
e itnd pronounced the benediction
le grave; where a large number of
le had gathered to pay a laet
te of respect to the memory of the
aced.
Cold Weather Trials•
it Sins, -This fall and winter I suf.
from neuralgia in my face and bad
;eat medical advice without avail. 1
It thought of trying B. B. 13., and
using one bottle have not felt any
oms of neuralgia since. I regard
dna fiarnily medicine.
.7. T Dnosr, Seal:lip, Man.
Effects o€PoTests.
Ila Oraig, 'he're,iculturist to experi
hl farms before Agricultural
ittee.ot House of Commons
ffeets of forestry on the climate
entry are nearly all beneficial
3 more egad distribution of
1,- I am- the husband whore thou
didst vow to love, honor and obey; for
I saved thee from old maidenistn and
the terror of single blessedness.
2.—Thou shalt not look upon any
other :man to love and admire him; for
I, thy husband am a jealous husband,
who mm ill visit the sins of a wife npon
her followers; therefore keep thou
faithfully to thy marriage vow.
husband nor speak lightly of him
neither shalt thou expose his faults to
thy neighbor lest he should bear of it,
and punish thy perfidy by deprivation
Ho is a wise man who does not
'grieve for the things which lie has
' not, but rejoices for those which he
has.
of sundry items eueh as bonnets, i 'Itch, Mango and Scratches of every kind, on
dresses, etc. finnan or animals, cured in 30 minutes by Wool -
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sofdby
4.—Thou shalt purchase cigars for, A. L. Hamilton.
thy husband rather than ribbons for I A wise man cannot be a lazy man;
thyself. . 1. he may indeed be idle, at times, but it
5.—Thou shalt not go to the opera is not through distaste of labor, but
or evening parties without thy hus- !for lack of employment.
band; neither shalt thott dance too fre• I - At Homo and Abroad.
queetly with thy cousin or' thy bus. I Physicians, travellers, pioneers, settlers,
!invalids and all classes of people of every
band's friend -
degree, testily to the medicinal and tonic
6.—Thou shalt not listen to flattery virtues of Burdock Blood Bitters, the
nor accept gifts or txinke tft from any I most popular and effective medicine extant.
Y i It cures all diseases of the stomach, liver,
otllor ratan save thy husbandi 'bowels and blood.
'7.—Thou shalt not rifle thy hus-1 Principles are needed for a public
hand's pockets for money when lie is lifesreni'trked tine diplomat to another.
asleep, neither shalt thou read the let• I -yes, was the reply, and seconds, too,
ters that thou mayest find therein, for if you happen to be in France.
it is his bnsineas to look after his own
affiiirs and thine to let alone. You will do the greatest service to
$.—'Thou shall conceal nothing from the state if you raise not the roofs of
thy liusbaud, the house,but the souls of the citizens;
9. Thou shalt rooks no false repro_ for it is better that great souls should
seutatior. as to the state of thy pantry, dwell in small houses, than for mean
purse or wardrobe., slaves to lurk iu great houses. .
•10.—Remember to rise early in the.
II. Thio is one 'of the most icn- morning and be prepared with becom.
points to he cousidered : fog good humor to. welcome thy buse
is. the regulation of the temp band at the breakfast table.
iy
re,.:this !queen prevention in 11.—Look for no jewelry from thy
tyre of extremes, the impossib. hnsbaud on the anniversary of thy
:a sudden rise or fall in the wedding, for it is written, blessed. are
a urc•--•ehanges so frequent.in they which accept nothing, for they
districts -41111y be lessened. '
! rocs! LOGS!
shall not he disappointed,
ain evaporation from the soil A Wife's' Commandments.
Midi reduced, There' is a
erence between the condition
3tirtaCe of the bare and un.
soil, and the soil on the forest
A forest floor serves the pure
spOnlge in collecting and
moisture which eomes
'f form of rain. The fine
em of the trent assists in
up moisture from below, Ae
Nile it collects around within
st centers which hold and
gradually, thus t bviating
nts auei summer freshets.
(Written by a strong-minded Woman.)
1.-1 am thy wife ; remember, trioti
shalt have no other wife hut we.
2. --Thou shalt not bring to thy
house any brazen female beauty ; thou
shalt lint bow to her or worship her,for
I, thy wife am a jealous wife and will
visit thy first transgression with a roll•
ing pin, thy second with a poker and
thy
thy third with a divorce court.
We aro prepared to pay the 01:1
HI' HEST PRICES IN CASH g
for a:1 kinds of good, sound
Fi,A C7 T2 'z"R CT N' •.L3' r
A. C. STRATHDEE, AonNT, WiseriA14.
Through tickets to all points in. America -North-
West, Pacific Coast, etc., via the shortest and all
popular routes. Baggage cheeked through to
destination. Lowest freight fates to all points
----TIME TABLE,
LIS4yN \YINQIIAtI. Ali SIVR. AT W1NQ11A14.
11 30 a. ..Toronto, Guelph, Palmerston, &c. 3131 min.
040 pan, 00 " Clinton, "
7:35 ' ,,.,.. Palmerston, MIxcd 10;35 a,m,
0:45 a.m........... London, &o 11:00 "
3.20 pan.
11:10 a.m Kincardine, 5:o „
3:40 min
10•I0
7:55 p,111
0 yo a,nm.
11:70 "
e 7,10 pan
ALLAN LINE
ROYAL ,MAIL STRAaI111Lre.
REDUCTION IN RATES.
Steamers sail regularly from
PORTLAND AND HALIFAx TO LiVER-
POOL via Londonderry.
nnaniQ T1IV wovIes 5103108.
Cabhl, b40 and upwards. Second Cabin, 525.
Steerage at low rates. No cattle Carried.
STATE
SERVICE OF
LINE. ALLAN LINE
LI E. gTEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK & GLASGOW
yia°Londonderry, every Fortnight. Cabin, $40 and
upwards. Second Cabin, 525. Steerage at low rates.
Apply to II. 3, A. ALLAN, Montreal, or
HENRY DAVtS, WINGH.Alu.
Scientific American
Agency for,
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For information and freo Handbook write to
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. thy public by a notieo given free of charge in the
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},-
u1lrterull$, 501 J3roadway. NeW Yank.
TRADE SALE !
To General .l'Ierchants and Boot and Shoe Stores.
In connection with my Leather Business I keep a
full stock of
SHOE DRESSING,
Hathaway, Whitmorv-s, Wont, French 'Dressing,
Eclipse, Bixby's, Perfect Kid, etc, in 10, 15 .and 25c
sizes, by the gross or dozen. Jacquot's French
Blacking and Gray's climax watet•proof.
�rAC S'
in Leather, Horsehide. English Kip, Porpoise, &c.
Cotton and Rifle. in all lengths.
Button fasteners and setts, cork soles, &e.
SHOE LEATHER,
Simon Alnia, bal and ill and Mezzonia Rip and Caif ;
alsosole.native kip and upper. Spanish and slaughter
'
HARNESS LEATHER,
Best brands on hand in oak and hemlock. Special
stock for traces in oak.
Patronage solicited. Pricesguaranteed. A postai
card will secure quotations ora call from my travel-
ler.
W. J. CHAPMAN,.
Tanner and Leather Merchant,
W INO RAtr.
SAW LOGS
8.—Thou shalt be home every night 1 done cheaper than ever and satisfae..
by tofu o'clock. • tion guaranteed.
4. --Remember thy wife and dress
her prolperly; six dresses at least shall Call and go't prices,
portant point which has She possess, and should the fashion -' 'e.
McLean & Son..
1►"?jlI kinds of Lumber, Shingles,
Litters, o.,kept c7nstantly on hand.
delivered at our Mill.
ALSO FOR
Basswood .Heading Bolts,
• by the cord,
CUSTOM SAWING
4.4
f+liaiently emphasized' inl:Icbat.ge she must be the first to adopt
with forest influence is the' it,
of the strong force of the, 5.Thou shalt honor my father and
lengths to cut,
In
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JOSEPH COWAN,
(lit itxi
OTU Xirv. 001311T. Co. R3unoff,
AECTON',E1',R,
I$SU' R dP littAititta,GB LIOEIXSES
Cosinrtseto:P,ni TY It 0. ,7„ Est.
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Lees' notices 10e. per lino for first Insertion, and
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Advertisements of Lost, Found, Strayed Situations,
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that week
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PROPRIRTOR AND', ML1S1I8R
DR. AIACDONALD,
JOSEPHINE STREET,
WINenAn, • •
ONTARIO
'C7CT B, TOWLER. 51,A.C.SI.,
Member College Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario
Coroner for County of Huron -
Office Upstairs, next to Dir Morton's office, Wing -
ham, Ont.
Orme horns. -D to 12 a. m„ 1 to O p. m., or at
Residence, Diagonal Street.
DIt. J. A. MELDRTIAI,
Honor Graduate of Toronto University, and
Stlember of the Collego of Physicians and Surgeons of
Ontario.
Office and Residence -Corner of Centro and Patrick
streets, formerly occupied by Dr. Bethune.
WisonAmt • -• , OST
R. VANSTONE.
BARRISTERI, SOLICITOR, Etc.. Etc
Private r nd Company funds to loan at lowest rates
Interest. No commission charged. 31ortgages, town
and farm property bouelit and sold.
OFFICE -Beaver Block WINanA1,1,0 r
.7. A. 3IORT.ON
BARRISTER &c.,
Wingham - Ontario
iV EYER & DICKINSON, '
H. W. C. METER Q. C. 1 E. L. DICKINSON. B. A.
BARRISTERS AND SOLICITOUS, Eto., Etc., So
linitors for Bank of Hamilton, Commissioners for
taking- affidavits for Manitoba. Farm, Town and
Village property bought and sold. Money (private
funds) loaned oil :mortgage security at 57 per cent.
Money invested for private persons, upon the best
mortgage securities without any expense to the
lender. Lands for sale in Manitoba and the North.
wrest.
' Oflico-Kent's Block, ly Ingham.
DENTISTRY. --J. S. JEROME,'Wlxonen,
1J--
re manufacturing Celluloid Plates,
Vulcanite plates of the bestmaterial
as cheap as they can be got in the
Dominion. All work warranted..
Painless extraction of teeth by the use of Electrie-
ity or Vegetable Vapor.
TARR Ngorics.-I will extract teeth for 25 cents
each..
• OFFICE : In the Beaver Block, opposite the
Brunswick house.
Wm. E. Macdonald, L. D. S.,
DENTIST.
OFFICE, - MASON'S BLOCK
Opposite the Queen's Iiotol, wingham.
Will visit Gorrie 1st and 3rd Mondays
of each month.
JOHN RITCHIE, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
' W1$OIIAft, ONTAntn
DEANS,.J,t., Winou ill,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER 10R THE COuaTY
OF HURON.
Sales attended in any part of the Co, Charges
Moderate.
JOHN CUR' RIX', WTNaxu s, ().;T.,
LTCIn4S3D AUOTTONnica Pelt IIIc: COTJNTT Or
TrU110N,
All orders left at the TINES oifice promptly attend.
ted to. Terms reasonable.
JAMES HEN1DE1RSON,
LttESt i A0C2texitsn FOR CouNTiz8 FItltON Awn
Bevel
All sales atten,ted to promptly and on the Shortotc
Notice.
Charges Dtodernte and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
All nec0tsary arrangements con be inade at the
Toms' office • .
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LISTOWEL A33 1YtNGrlAlrf.
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CeiVe prompt attention
T;t PATERSON,
BAILIFF OR Merrill DlVt8toN COiy*t, beteg. es'IUAt.
*UA411 11015 8311(,
WINOITAM 0.. •
THE MTS WATSON,
TNSThTJCTION given on Pia110, Organ
an4'V'iolln. Also in Harr ser.
Rcwidenee on corner rm Josephine and T'a11I'L3k
omit 'W Ingham.
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