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WO have from the beginning,
i< slay false dignity or boasting,
the largest, fluent and best
It.] rens Goods patronage in the
We have done this by keeping tho
tatiful and reliable goods pro -
t i telling them at moaat lower
k the amtie qualities could 1)e
'111)0 in any other house and ad-
1tly to the rule -••-to never tnis-
b Oar business in this depart-
Oowing fuore rapidly this season
,because we, in addition to the
Pow showing by far the finest
in town.
js;,.reoeived another lot of those
1=Olilallies and Prints. In this
fftroartrnent is unusually large
designe.
oak we offer at special prices,
i'its, Orercoats and Gents' Fur-
tith our stools most complete,
`the wants of all in the cheap-
, as the very best grades. If
Say purchases to make in •tfis
lie.posiUvely going aainstyour
let if you don't inspect our
taro buying elsewhere. Come,
41s -our prices --prove to you
our words, at
M. H: MOM'S'
iinham `6.,'I7iaes
AY, MAY la, 1892. •
c,AL NEWS.
r for May, 1892, will be
elties in the department of
lustratecl by from two to
carefully executed engray.
.pplying also the usual ar-
y Fanoy-work, such as
nittipg Lace -Making and
ill contiuue the series on
re," and "Child Life,"
'suit rated as required by the
P the `various series uow
atrazine will be found in
es, besides these, one ou
one on 'Tatting..:rion't
py of the . May uuipbep'.
',rhe subscription price
$1 a year. Single copy
dere direct to 7VVe Dein-
Company of .Toronto,.
Mond . Street West, Tow
night next, Mr H
exhibit upon canvas
200 views of interest-
probe. and the North -
se one of the most
g view lamps made.
our people should.
boring talent, at
f n:dmission. Follow-
s views that will be
peg Main street,
Dog ,Train and
P'a rtt Por -
less 1& Ebner of a reset,'
it} Ilr !a W Sandys, the we -kunw
8l,ortein+tlf acid writer; it relates o Choose
shutting in Manitoba, anti the r ,assagos
descriptive of the vast flocks of, the birds
I are nominally brilliant. " Qdt}sand lauds
about 1.dinburgh'' iea very interesting and
well illustrated paper on old life in that
peeriess.Scottislt city, by Miss t1 D1 Mao -
Lend, whose charming work an similar
subjects is already well known to readers
of the ltluatreted. The growth, present
1,ositiou, and prospects of our national
gatne in the Maritime Provinces is fully
disenssed by Air II II Allingltaw, lion aco-
treas, of the Union L.0, of St John ; por-
traits are given of the leading play era of
the game, with concise aketohes of their
atlfleti8 and sporting life. We treat that
this gaper will awaken fresh interest down
by the sea in lacrosse -a game infinitely
supe rior in every way to the foreign and
prolessi oval amusetnent of baseball. Mr
J M LeMoine continues his charming sories
of historical cote on the St Lawrence river
-.devotingapeoialattention to Murray Bay
and the adjacent country.
Altogether the number is an excellent
one, aud,cotnparoti . mo at favorably with
foreign publications of a similar nature.
It certainly should be iu every Oanadiau
bonne, and the price (51.50 per aunum) is
amazingly low. It is published by The
Sabiston Litho w Publishing Cotnpauy,
Montreal and Toronto,
The Dream of Mr. Goo. DigIis, of Osprey
• Township.
• W1NGUAtlX MARKETS.assents, Mar 1., VOR
n Corteetcd i.e. P. Deans, I'rodueo Dealer.
• Flour per we lbs,• ,i 2 2'ii to
. Pall a heat per bushel, • Jin to
Spring " SO to
Oats,• II to
blarney 80 to
than, 50 to .
nutter, tub » 13 to
do Moils, 13 to
Fggsperdozen 0 to
Wood per cord, 1 fie to 1 Til
Clay per ton, 8 do to k 50 i Wanted at the Wing1,am Tannery.
notatoee, •
TL'\.F-rn1::A)1,13L C:1CACU.
Cotte, sous and dauglsters, listen now,
And hear what I will say;
I bad a dream, the other night,
It seemed as clear as day.
I thought I saw your mother, dear,
On yonder distant shore,
11y heart it beamed then full of joy.
I longed so to cross o'er.
And while in silent thought I stood,
As how to cross the deep ;
She stepped upon the watery tide,
And walked the waves to meet,
And there I stood with outstretched arta,
To clasp that form so dear,
That left our home six years ago
And uow did s e -appear.
But as my heart was running o'er
With joy I eau's express,,
Then silently stepped by my side,
Defy Mary in whiee dress.
She stepped upon a narrow plunk,
That from the shore did slide,
And clasped .the
her mother's arms.
They faced the swelling tide. •
Li vain I tried to get tbereou,
With them I wished to be,
They glided far beyond my sight,
Over that rolliug sea.
And while I thought it then all o'er,
And what it all could mean,
Tlieu frpm my slumbers I awoke
And found it was a dream.
But Mary soon was taken ill,
With paiu•she was distressed,
We quickly brought the doctor in,
In hopes to give her rest ;
And everything that we could do,.
Was done to. ease her pain,
But all in vain was help of man,
The summons quickly came..
Come. sister dear, she kindly Said,
And let yonr cheeks be dry,
For Christ willcorne•for me to day,
And take. me Home ou high. •
And as those wgfds fell from her lips,
She left this world of care,
Her spirit took its upward flight,
Her crown to take and wear.
Her life was marked with iunocence.
She loved the blooming flowers,
And all her deeds of kindness were,
To cheer our 1•ouelyhours.
Btit now shr8 walks the streets of gold,
There dressed in robes of white,
And miugles with the saints above,
That dwell...in. pure delight. .
And now we all must faithful be
To Christ mar God and king,
And when our life on earth is o'er,
To heaven He will us bring. •
lnug wheat on M It's there we'll tneet with our dear ones,
er'ry,C P Iii: FaX•rn, ): Our Saviour to adore,
no mile of itlieat; And safe. within the pearly gates
ii. Perm,' jrden : i we'll meet to part no more. mnuufn t
"'eight s-io feet -Geo McTAvran.
; Wingham May 18th, 1892.
in team ; Hera of.
In-
pi .Band of Horses BOILN
BARK WANTED
2Sal
8,2
s
x3 r t oo Ccrds Hemlock Bark
of
• 15 4o eQ
KEEP CooL. say 0O• PER 00B1)
Now that the warm weather is coming you would
do well to keep in tntud that I am prepared to supply
you with leo daring the summer months, at low
rates. Also, wood delivered to ear part of the town.
JOHN ()RAY,
Shutes St., Mufti
McLEA,N & SON
,
DEALEIts 1N
Lumber,
Lath,
Shingles,
Wood, &o.
A large stock of all above on bancTand
will be sold at olose prices.
McLEAN & SON.
Wingham, May 12th, 1892.
TOWN OF WINGHA. .
COURT JF REVISION.
Notice is hereby given that the Court of Revision
of the Assessment Bo11 for the Town of willow) ,
of the present year, will hold its first sitting in the
Council Chamber,
On Monday, May • Oth, I8' 2,
,d
at 7.30 o'clock p, m. .
All parties interested will },lease take nobs
cavern themselves accordingly. The stock comprises all kinds of goods
usually carried in a' first-class merchant
tailo ing . establishment, and will well
repay a look through.
Will be paid on delivery,
Parties peeling 15 cords or over, can
delivt r half in summer and balance in
winter, if desired, and same price will be
paid.
WINCHAM TANNING CO,
Wingham, April 5th, 1802,
A NOBBY SUIT:•
THOS. LESLIE
Is in a position to furnish such to all
who give him a call.
Having now on hand a very largo
stock of
FASHIONABLE GOODS,
Suitable for all glasses of people-ovtir
200 pieces to choose from -the most fas-
tidious may SUIT themselves, and at
prices that defy competition.
1 ERGUUSO1
Wingham, May 13th, 1302. Cl • `lc.
Township of Turnb y.
COURT OF REVISION..
Notice is hereby given that the Court of Rovition
of the Assessment Roll for the Township of Titrn-
berry, of the present year, will ineet in MoDonala's
1ia11, Bluevale,
On Monday, May .23rd, 1892,
at 1 o'clock p. in.
Ail parties interested will please take notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
J. BURGESS,
Turnberry, May 13th, 1802. Tp. Olor,f
FOR SALE, CHEAP.
Twenty-five strong Colonies of well bred Italian
Bees, in first-class movable frame hives and on new,
straight built comb. All utast be sold this spring,
AS I cannot attend to them.
W. J. R0P, 1). D, S.,
Philadelphla, Pa.
Apply at Apiary, Lot 10, 2nd Lino, Alorr,s.
PROF.. SCOTT,
:MUSICAL LEADER PRESBYTERIAL CHURCH
gires Private Lessons in Vocal Training, both in Staff
and Tonic•Sol•Fa Notation. Open for engagements
for Concerts or Church meetings. Terms moderato.
Apply at AIRS. II. MORROW'S, •
24 Shutor St, Wingham.
NOTICE.
As I have given up business in Wing-
ham,,•ill accounts due to me must be
settled on or before the 1st of June nest.
Mr Frank Sellory is authorized to to-
' wive payment and give receipts for same
at my old stand in Wingham,
Dated this 4th day of May, 1892.
JOHN MARTIN.
ZETLAND PUMP WORKS.
2 wish to iil'timato to the people of Zetlpptl and
st;rtounding dountry that I have commenced the
c uio of all kinds of
WOODEN PUMPS;.
- and a1,n supply them on the short at notice.
/) ' Will also be in a position tosupply. Itoit and Force
nes Cattle after Fnucic,sox-In Wingham, on the 11th ramps to order.
sr Horse ' Thieves; st, the wife of Robt Ferguson; a son. Repairing attended to. Prices reasonable,
eltinrY I3pardv's Bsowss -In Wingham, on the 8th bast,
; o wife of P Brown; a 800, JofJN• MIMIC
limn; Sun Dance,` Zetland, May 5th, lb9t.
BROWN -In bower Wingham, on the
tlt'ee ; Holding A,,Ith inst, the wife of C W Brown; a son. ..
et Ohief, Floods, ''ow> I,L=In Turnberry, on the 12th Township of East wawa nosh.
also a. lama est, the Wife of Paul Powell; a son.
y d comics views -
CARTER -In Rev 3. Gorrie,e ; daugApri1 2ter. tho . COURT OF REVISION.
wife of Rev :tZr Carter; a daughter.
See pesters.:for Gownr-In Howiek, on April .9th,the. -
l i5: Cents. Ir(thliC Wife of Mr Jn0 Gowdy; aeon. The first sitting of the Court for the 'Revision of
COOPER -L1 Howiok, on April 30th the the will a held a of the Township of East wawa•
0,, ];() C4rltS:. p > seen will be held at the council Boom, Marnoch
• . wife of Talr John Cooper; a son. P 0, Lot 34, Concession o, on
d 1liontitiy for Cur sasonass -In Howlck,. onyay 4th, Thursday, 26th May, 1892
- the wife of lytr Andrew Cunningham; a 'et 11 o'clock a in, of which all persons interested,
Ifs bright and som will please take notice, and govern themaolves ac•
EaCltpti- un, and Gxnsos-In Wroxeter, on April 28th, COrdingly
the wife.of 111r Thomas Gibson, jr; a son, P PORTERFIPib, Tp Clerk.
ient6 shows that MARIRIED. Clerk's Office, Past Wawanosh, May 2nd, 1802.
If Ito exeellenee Srsfron--1/11zLxlrr--At the Gerrard St
alt Maintained. church, Toronto, on Thursday, April
in a. intained. `28th, by the Rev E 3 Hart, B A, Dr A M
f., Spence, of -'ordwich, and Miss Frances
t, of Quebec Wilkin, of Toronto.
ry Slnes, wile of ' 13ensorrn-IVIsan,--At the Parsonage,
bo have •devoted' Gerrie, by Rev T A Wright, on the 4th
(If French Can-
inat, Mr Chas Berache, of Clifi'ord,to Miss
H Meier, of Howick,
great interest Cor I1,ANI--1,CSSBI L-Onthe2nd Inst,
noose is the by Rev Jas Malcolm, Mr Robert Coope -
l Utsivorsitt' " land to Miss fury Russell, both of Toes.
water
mbar of the fidonnas' ••--• ticausIsw1Lnn - At the
y iletalts of ;Manse, Teestvater, on the' 3rd inat, by
Mr ;Dons Rev Jas Malcolm. •Mr Thos Murrayto
trwltfons gra,, iss Maud Eckenswiler, both of Culross.
ir.jt( bber n _- -In DIED,
I lunnRYLower Winghamon. the
San sto 0th Just, George Phippen, aged 75 years
" and ishio d days.
thong
Alert X
wa have
8usn1t -In Turnberry, on the 8th in-
stant, Barbara Jane, wife of Mr Andrew
Iherk, aged 30 years, 7 itionths and 15'
days,
•
HORSEMEN !
The Great lto:tdater Stallion,
CARLISLE,
-13026,-
Will be. at
SWARTZ'S HOT -EL,
W INGHANM,
WEDNESDAY NIGRP
Of Bach Week
during the seaiton, Parties Having mares
to breed should not book them before see•,
ing this grand big borge.
Only first-class liana employed, and
work turned ofit on short notice.
Remember the stand -Opposite the
Queen's Hotel, Wingham.
THOS. LESLIE.
JAS. MURRAY & CO.,
WINGl3AM FOUNDRY,
Manufacturers of and dealers in
GRAIN DRILLS. and SEEDERS,
PLOWS,
GANG PLOWS,
WIND MILLS,
ROLLERS,
MOWERS, &e•,
CUTAWAY and D1 ADEtt
SPADE HArffROWS.
General Foundry Work, Repairs, ens
• Tire Platforms -and Tire Upsetters for
Blacksmiths.
JAS MURRAY d. CO.
FURNITURE DELIVERED FREE.
Not only ran you buy Parlor and Bedroom Suites, Sideboards, Lounges, efattrasses, Chairs, Tables, Ate.,
cheap, but when bought in quantities they will be delitered. and set up in your homes free, anywhere
within 10 miles of Wingham.
PORTRAIT ENLARGEMENTS.•
Thar made arrangements with one of the best artists in the Dominion for doing Portrait Enlarge-
ments (any size) in Air•Brush, India Ink and Water Colors. Before giving your order to anyone for such
call at my store, see samples and get prices for the very best.
PICTURE FRAMING.
G.
All styles and sizes of Picture and Wreath Frames made to order. Lots of Mouldings to choose from.
UNDERTAKING.
Notwithstanding ell the opposition in this line, I rem,still here In Wingham prepared to do as I have
boon doing for the past ten years.
May 13, 1802. Undertaker and Furniture Deafer.
G1?,.. -,CM - -
IN HAM. AR LE WORKS.
1\1- --NAT 1m M_
ESSRS. V A..d»'`a STO1`+Q E BR0a,
of Kincardine have bought the Marble Business of Air T T Watson, formerly carried on by w Smyth.
Parties requiring work in their line will do well hycalling on them or seeing One oft their agents before.
purchasing. ,You will find our prides Inc away down, Our workmanship is unsurpassed. Wa will use none
but the very best stock and by square dealing hope to secure a liooral share -of the public patronage.: Mr T ••
T Watson, who has been running the business for tho past year, will repleeesent,us ow the road..
•
Call an 1 see our stook and prices. •
1
I IN
MISSA. BOYD
VANSTONE • BROS.
e:
Wishes to intimate to the ladies of Wingham and and surrounding country that her
stock of SP1NG AND SUMMER MILLINERY and opened up,
consisting of
t
Pattern Hats and Bonnets;'eathers, Flowers,
Laces, Ribbons, Ohiffon .Laces, Gauzes,. &c.
The stock is:w,elt assorted and containSt ail l;he fashionable styles for this year,
F 1 .
G-
S
A.bi,ra itpjilTt on hands composed of .
CHINELLK CORD',PA;1 1ttY CHINA ;SILKS, TASs LS, FLITS
LTS
BM BROItfl t SILKS, IOILLO ` ' , p `WASHTNG
SILKS, RIBBONS: ,i+ . gte.
MANTLE DEPARTMENT.
The 14fantie Department contains a varied assortment of .
Ms'4 NTLL C.L O'. HS, SILKS,. SATINS, 'SATIN B1tOOADLS,
• PLUSH,LS, V LY1' S, ire., to ebeoso from.
MANTLE MAX/NG A SPECIALTY. Perfect J'it, Latest Styles.
Stamping Done to Order.
Au inopection invited.
ltetnember the place -First door north of J, It, Muuabatv'e 'jewelry store, its,g`'
M
Winglianr, April 21, 1892,
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