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Ow This is the proper
time when everybody
it for and additional dash
ightnesa in his domes -
ftYes, it is an excellent
st
now, if not you fool
the pleasant season
,linahine for particularly
nature is brightening up
se la a reproach. You will
your good taste revolts.
sw Carpets and curtains
ten it up, but you hesitate
alder the eost,tbat isright,
four doubts on this point
away to thorough , sates-
Ixalnine goods and prices
goo's.
GOODS STORE, gaining
•e rapid than any other
our well pleased cus-
tingly recommend our
satisfactory pike to
Is and silks..
nd praise running fea-
'uep is the extensive
ado -clothing now in
totly forcash and.
enables us to offer
. All goodsmarked
ey refunded at all
as recommended
not enough to datunt;o the soeioty, it will WINGI14.111 11141.1Z ETS.
l t1n nod tel bntlf, A busy life is t4 r. , It's, Tums, :slay 19, Is92
on
a t1 orreet4d l.y 1 I eans, Produce Dealer.
snits ;unt 1 tt;',tit:nt evil. Letter to wtttcll ! y 1°0 ue husitcl,• 2 2
5 to 2 2 i
' prhtg ,.No to i;2
oars,
r , Marley u 0`u to to
ptav, 110 to 9
itnttrt., tub • 13 to 13
do Rafts, 13 to 13
i 17;;;;a per dozen 0 to 9
Wood per cord, 1 60 to 1 71
Ms per ton, 8 09 to 8 90
, Potatoes, • 16 to 20
by the s:ck than to run into the gateway
of fully. 'There is no better spot fo
thisughtful rc•udiug than iu the quiet of the
sick room. The hour gltt.s of f. jf ler tithe
and the I.cythe of his relative, death, both
creatures of man, aro a never endiug re-
buke to westeful liven. Another objection
13, thea societies are secret. Their meetings
are private. If this be worth anything its
a charge then the church is gailty in all its
counts of indicttneut, The church has
secrets and pass words. "To him that
overoometh 1 wilt give to eat of the hidden
ulauu, and I will give him a white stoue
and iu the stone a new name written,
which no man kuoweth saving bo that re-
ceiveth it." To the world or uoiuitiatecl,
we say, "I have ►neat to cat that ye know
not of." iVe are secret, yet free to all who
are worthy. We accept or reject as our
judgment dictates. The unworthy cannot
receive our true secrete even though they
join us. They get the shadow but none of
the substauce. So we judge that pure
Oddfellowship is only for the pure. You
can look back upon a history all told of
147 years and trace a progress upward to-
ward greater strength and purity. Time
was when Oddfellows met over the public
louse and finished the pernsal of a pure
ritual, with potent draughts of liquid hell,
but they have gone from that now. No
more have they such unhallowed associa-
ions as lodges. Iu their corporate capacity
they have shaken their skirts from such
ontaminatiou. Hand in hand with other
nstitutious they are climbing theladder of
rogress. Brethrenin the ministry of pub-
icneed, take courage in the 73rd birtnday
f the Graft of 13altitnore and the 49th
atal day of Canada's connection. Your
mission is a. noble one. Exalt it in your
hands and bearts,in gratitude acknowledge
the gooduess of God, and With fresh inspira
tion go forth to hope and to achieve. Ever
lift up the banner' of truth under it. Let it
be to you the holy' of !folies unsullied by the
taint of falsehood. Let it be supported by
OIj the ranks of love. Those iu the iuuer court
g cognize its potency and power ; and up-
dby the Denisons of the outer cotirt of
udship. And may it ever be yours to
lble to. say, "The blessing of him. that
steady to perish came upon me," and I
aused the widows heart to sing for joy."
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you
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beautiful
me yet,
50.CENTS—to s an ue w subscribers
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we offer the Trans till the let of January,
1893, for lift cents. Send in the names. .
DEEP COOL.
BARK WANTED.
,1500 Cords Hemlock Bark
Wanted at the Wingham Tannery.
$5.00 EER CORD
Now that the warm weather 18 coming you would
do well to lccep in mind that 1 ant prepared to supply Will be paid on delivery.
; you with ice durint; the smother months. at low
rates. Also, wood delivered to any part of the town.
JOIIN GRAY,
Shuter et., Whrghatn. Parties peeling 15 cords or over, call
deliver half in summer and balance in
McLEAN & SON, pndter, if desired, and same price will be
DEALERS IN.
Lumber,
Lath,
Shingles,
Wood, &C.
A. large stock of all above on band and
will be sold at close prices.
MoLEAN & SON.
Wingham, May 12th, 1892.
TOWN OF WINGHAM.
COURT OF REVISION.
Notice fa hereby given that the Court of Revision
of the Assessment !toll for the Town of Wh,gham,
of the present year, will hold its first sitting in the
Council Chamber,
On Monday, May 30th, 1892,
at 7.30 o'clock p. nt.
All parties interested will please take notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
J. B. FERGUSON,
Wingham, May 13th, 1802. Clerk.
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Township o Turnberry.
COURT 0 REVISION.
Notice is hereby gen hat the Court of Revision
of the Assessment Roll r. the Township of Turn -
berry, of the present y r. will greet in McDonald's
Hall, Blucvale,
On Monday, May 23rd, 1892,
at 1 'clock p, m.
All parties Mere; will please take notice and
govern themselves a ordingly.
, Tnruberry, May 1$GE
t , 1892. J BURTp.CSlerk.
BORN.
MARTIN—In Howick, on the 7th iust,
�t eof Mr SamuelMari daugh-
ter. h wife Martin; a dau„h
ter. '
AVIoLAuourArt —in Gorrie, on the 9th
inst, the wife of Mr Nelson McLaughlin,
druggist; :a. daughter.
Bush -fin Ilowick, ou the 10th inst,
the wife ,of Mr Geer Rush, 12th con; a
daughlet. 4*
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MNS—In Blyth, on tl1'$r8th inst, the
w fe of John Mains; a daughter.
CooPER—In Howick, on the 30th ult,
the wife of Mr John Cooper; a son.
Cil1aNINGI1Abt--.In Howick, on the 4th
inst, the wife ot'•Mr Andrew Cunning-
ham; a son., •
VINOENT—•In.Beupsels on the 8th inst,
the wife of Mr R>G"Vinciit; a son.
YOUNG—In Moosomiti, N W T, on tbe
3rd Inst, the wife of, Mr J II Young,
formerly of Brussels; a son.
-you, audi t
of,the lip#
ye,;did. it
rep ye `did
is ,pain r tit f lied on the
rly; of .your
to credit to ;ahy ' society. to
,d of praise; to another, be-.
y a different name. Full
and with sotrow thatyour.—
, the neglected° du.tj% Of the
, !lave': failed iu our dutv,God
furendeavora to. do yours. •
'w•in the full vigor'of Man -
on the roadway.td:J'erusalem
elsirrying One' df' the badges
beg•tiiGney for the 'relief
ausl, children :of ti at city.
.$'ti , see a
tle !king
u6
ow.
DIED.
MCLAUGHLIN—In Grey, on .the 5th
inst, Jessie, eldest daughter of John Mc-
Lauchlin, aged 36 years and 5 months.
DIPPLE—In Listowel, on the 9th inst,
Emma,,daughter of Mr Samuel Dipple,
aged 3 years, 6 months and 23 days.
89,
vi' owrind
de, • . Her bus-
i> r -:about to be
it these debts,
=rounding be-
ef empty oil
d and leer boy
aha, the-ser'ant
tso tee v4. - reat multitude
hill a des and.through
+4l ion is got elf down
yoioe' says, "give,the
aia'a table js spread on
ittttire,. with e.1,loun teous
.-'oilmen" td child -
e that doles- this 7
And .down, through
mand,alas, so often
am to eat." How
3 church or society.
'doing of Him that
e upon me ; and I
to sing for joy."
ought to boar upon
thein with justice
mer pledged to the
, because of de-
belief is, that
hutch does
when a maul
n separate
and his
ruest can
oh and
are the
eased is.
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The Council of theCorporation of the County of
Boron will meet in the court house, Goderich, on
Tuesday. )wte 7th, 1892, at 3o'clock m m.
W. LANE
Co. Clerk.
Goderich, May 20th, 1892,
ANOBBY SUIT.
THOS. LESLIE
I•f3 in a position to furnish such to all
who give him a call.
Having now on hand a very large
stook of
FASHIONABLE GOODS,
Suitable for all classes of people—over
200 pieces to choose from—the most fas-
tidious may SUJIT themselves, and at
prices that defy competition.
''The stock comprises all kinds of goods
usuallkarried in a first-class merchant
tailoring establishment, and will well
repay a look through.
Only first-class hands employed, and
Work turned out on short notice.
I.lealemrbar the If+,and—Optosite the
Queen's 1'iotel, jziitaie, i 4
Trios. azszt .
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FOR SALE, CHEAP.
Twenty-five strong colonies of well bred Italian
Bees, in first-class movable frame hives and on now,
straight built comb. All must be sold this spring,
as I cannot attend to them.
W. J. ROE, D. D, s.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Apply at Apiary, Lot 10, 2nd. Line, Mores.
PROF. SCOTT
MUSICAL LEADER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
gives Private Lessons in Vocal Training, both in Staff
and Tonic•Sol.F a Notation. Open for engagements
for Concerts or Church meetings. Terms moderate.
Apply at
MRS. II. MORROW'S,
24 Shuter St, Wingham.
NO ICE.
As I have given p business in Wing -
ham, all accounts ue to mo. must be
settled on or bef e the 1st of June next.
Mr Frank Seller is authorized to re-
ceive payment a give receipts for same .
at my old stand Wingham.
Dated this 4th day of May, 1892.
JOHN MARTIN.
ZETLAND PUMP WORKS.
I wish to intimate to the people of Zetland and
surrounding country that I have commenced the
manufacture of all kinds of
WOODEN PUMPS,
and can supply them on the shortest notice.
Will also be in a position tosupply Iron and Force
Pumps to order.
Repairing attended to,
Zetland, May lth, 1b91.
Prices reasonable,
JOHN PELTON.
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Township of st Wawanosh.
COURT 0 REVISION.
The flrat sitting of t o Court for the Revision of
the Assessment 11o11 o the Township of East Wawa -
nosh will be 'held at he Council Room, Marnoch
1' 0, 1,ot 34, Conessi 0,. on .
Thureilay,,: 26th May, 1892
at 11 o'clock a m, o which all persons interested,
will please take not c, and govern themselves ac-
cordingly.
P PORTERFIEb}'Tp Cleric.
Clerk's Office, E Wawanosh, May 2ni1,1892.
JAS. MURRAY & CO.
WINGHAM FOUNDRY,
Manufacturers of and dealers in
GRAIN DRILLS and SEEDERS,
PLOWS,
GANG PLOWS,
WIND .MILLS,
ROLLERS,
MOWLI.ts, do.,
CUTAWAY and DEADER
SPADE ,turtnoWS. -
General Foundry Work, Repairs, dc.
'.Tire Platforms and 'fire t1psetters for
331a4k4mithit.
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dA:S' t,'MAT & CC),,•,
HORSEMEN
The Great Roadster Stallion,
CARLISLE,
—13020,—
Will be at
SWARTZ'S HOTEL,
WINGHANM,
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Of Each Week
WINGHAM TANNING CO. during the season. Parties having mares
to breed should not book them before see--
lug this grand big horse.
Wingham, April 5th, 1892.
OOL WANTED.
Having
laid in a full stock of
Mill Flannels, Blankets,
Tweeds, Sheetings, Yarns, &c.,
I am in a position to handle any quantity or
Wool.
TE PTEAAI
Having cleared out a number of lines at a PRICE, we offer you
specially 200 PAIRS LADIES' KID SHOES. What do you think
of a Lady's Dongola Kid at $•1.25 ? These goods are all made on the
most approved lasts and this spring's goods. We guarantee to save
you from 75 cents to $1 per pair on these lines.
DRESS GOODS.—We have received a Repeat Order of those
two lines of double width, suitings-15 pieces—all shades and the
same price.
BLACK GOODS.—Ours are decidedly high class stuff—an assort-
ment not generally kept—and within tlfe price of all.
Groceries, Beans, Honey; Farmers' Pork, &c.
Respectfully yours,
GED_ E_ KING_
FURNITURE . DELIVERED FREE.
Not only can you buy Parlor and Bedroom Suites, Sideboards, Lounges, Mattresses, Chairs, Tables, leo„
cheap• but when bought in quantities they will be delivered and set up in your homes free, anywhere
within 10 miles of Wingham.
PORTRAIT ENLARGEMENTS.
I have 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 eeit,ples and get prices for the very best.
PICTURE FRAMING.
All styles and sizes of Picture and Wreath Frames made to order. Lots of Mouldings to choose from.
UNDERTAKING.
Notwithstanding all the opposition in this line, I mn still hero in Wingham prepared to, do as 1 have
been doing for the past ten years.
S_ GRACE Y
May =13, 1802.
Undertaker and Furniture healer.
WINGHAM MARBLE WORKS.
NE LTJ- FIR1V1_
MESSRS. VANSTONE BROS.,
of Kincardine have bought the Marble Business of Mr T T Watson, formerly carried on by W Smyth.
Parties requiring work in their line will do well by calling on them or seeing one of their agents before
purchasing. You will and our prices arc away down, Our workmanship is unsurpassed. We will use none
but the very best stock and by square dealing hope tsecure a liberal share of the public patronage. bir T
T Watson, who has been running the business for theleast year, will represent us on the road.
Call ani see our.stock and prices.
MILLINERY..
VANSTONE BROS.
MISS A. BOYD
Wishes to intimate to the ladies of Wingham and and surrounding country that her
stock of SP1NG AND SUMMER MILLINERY has been received and opened up,
consisting of
Pattern Hats and Bonnets, Feathers, Flowers,
Laces; Ribbons, Chiffon Laces, Gauzes, &c.
The stock 1s well assorted and contains all the fashionable styles for this year,
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1\1" "Y- GOODS_
A large stock ou baud, composed of
CHINELLE CORDS FANCY CHINA SILKS,• TASSELS FELTS,
EMBROIDERY SILKS, FILLOSELS,. WASHING
SILKS, RIBBONSEEN, Sze
MANTLE DEPARTMENT. .
The Mantle Department contains a varied assortment of
MANTLE,. atom., SILKS, SATINS, SATIN BROCADES
PLUSHES, VELVETS, 8zc., to choose from. '
MANTLE MAKING A SPECIALTY. Pdrfect Fit, Latest Styles.
Stamping Lone to Order.
nvited.
place—l'i'st door north of I. It. Munshaw's jewelry store,
An inspection i
Remember the
Wingbam,.A rid
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