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BRADLEY —In WingheLFm,,on May 30th,
it a wife of Mr Wm B.rau.16 a son. t
CROWSTON—In Wingl rrm, on June2nd, i
.the wife of Mr Isaac GrowdtonI a son. ?
MARRII�. ,
DIOKINSON—KENYPs1YE—At the rest- •AU
,
•dente of Mr Amos TiTlling, brother -in- i
•law of the bride, on tins [1 t. Inst, by Rev
iB Sellery, Mr C M 8 ID'idkinson, of To- OF
ronto, to Miss Lranra Kennedy, • of ;
Wingham.
MGKAGUE—M1TCB O� T S AND :ii�0 S
srE71G,—�'1t the resi-
dence of the bride's. Lather, on the 25th at John Mal -tin's old stand.
ult, by Rev A Y Hartlley.,,of Bluevale, r
._ZndrewMcKague, oaf (dulross,. to Miss
=Kate C, second daughter •of Mr Andrew
Mitchell, of Turnberry. Newt Wedtieway' we widll -open ou-r:store for business iaa Wingham:
BURGRss—TAUAN-- At -the residence of a�n'd we arc safe in saving., that tlr.e next Ifety weeks will be mwu)orable:
'the bride's parents, Blyt'b, on the 25th ifa alae ibmwiness history of this -town.
:ult, by the Rev A D? Lean, Mr James .
Burgess, of Brussels, ?to Miss Ellen
Taman. kV.e intend to couirnpuaorate ot>r opening iti Winglia'rm with tlae
FAULRNER—LAM'ECT—+.On the 10thult, a.a,e to ,t:atnd Chea, )est- sate of BOOTS and SH;,aLS
Mr Frank Faulkner, oTW, ,ingham,formur- o . I that hasever been
'ly of Toronto, to Miss Annie Lambert, of +va`tnler�eal in the place, leY�
ctieaforth.
DIED.
COAzs—In Wingham, on May 28, Fred- W,e,bave a stock �
.erick, only son of Walter'Coates, aged 5 iiou0A \,very clieaj) in which sortie of the best
'months. factoriesin America are represented, narnely : J. D. Icing, & -Cn., J.:H.
HOARE—In East Wiawanosh, on the Cobtealell.& Co., Louis Cote d; Bro,, J.. & T. Bell, Jas. McCready & Co., .
20th ult, Thomas Hoar®, aged 72 years.
•SAUNDERS—In Godexvch, on May 240, Uild seueual Others, and our iln,tentiora afi to Cornl,letely clear out'61tis
.3'ames Saunders, aged 70 years and 24 shock in as st,ort a time as .possible. At the same time we will. be i,e-
,days. ceivang nein `odds nearly tvery day, .anal :in a few days out, ,stock will
be ,complete.
SUM FOR A CHICKEN.
To create an interest in Ithe breeding$43000 WORTHOF H®QTS AND SHOES,
of Ugh -class poultry, T wa1Q award a ape-
c4al.prize of 850.00 cash to the person to be cleared in forty days,
aaising the heaviest Plymouth Rock
•ohieken hatched from e„gs purchased of T
me, I�lo reasonable oiler refused ,during, this sale as the occasion de -
Plymouth Rocks are uuquestionably Mandl a speeaiy clearance.
the best'breed of fowls known for the '
Ca-madlian farmer. Send for .descriptive
cireAtar of this valuable breedeo f fowls.
f ash We are now opening up the goods and will be ready fair business
Eggs for hatching,next 1Vednesda morning' at
and time to naive, carefully packed in 3' n rJ L).Clo(,k. Delay ,your purchases until
baskets and delivered to Express Com- that tune.
pany, V9.00 per sitting of 13. Address,-J0111n 311x][ 3iut?s Old StaiRd.
'r. A. WI Plymouth
W. H. WILLIS.
Breeder of Plymouth Roe4c Fowls,
Weston, Ont.
NEW JEW101 STOBIll
FOR SALE, CHEAP.
nair,
Twenty-five strong colonies of moll bred Italian
Bees, In arst•elass movable fraene hives and on new,
h[ D M A., L.. C. P. S 0., M C. I'. S. Dl.
straight built comb. All nnnst be sold this spring,
as I cannot attend to them.
J. D. s.,
T m
W. RnT. D.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Apply at Apiary, Lot 10, 2nd Line, Morris.
TO.iLL�p ON.L-�t
O.
J. R. 11IIUNS�1�►W
.
Jonathan Bushart, says:—
Begs to intimate to the people of Wingham
oListowel,
"After spending all Ivy money and prop.
and general public that he has opened out
Hai
erty to 110 purpose on medical 'nen, for
it large stock of
what they termed a hopeless case of con.
oa,s
umption, Dr. Sinclair cured me."
'
Mrs. Mary Furlong, Woodhouse says:
kVATCHES,
,When all others failed, Dr. Sinclair
cured vie of fits."
CL()t7I S, JEWELRY,
THEHE P�••..rr0P.LE'3 COAL 001s'
W. McDonald, Lakefield, says: --"Dr.
Sinclair cured me of Catarrh."
(OF PINNA. MINE OWNEB8.)
• Cleo. Fwwed,Blyth, says..—"Dr: Sin -
SILVERWARE, &e.
CANADIAN OFFICEP 111M1LTON, ONT.,
I
sy,iwhcured i there fail disease and drop-
in the store lately occupied by Mn Ld.
vinaley, and invites all to call au:l see
Coal in Car lots sold direct to
Diseases of private, nature 'brought on
by folly Dr. Sinclair certainly oil res.
goods and got pries.
consumersa
CONSULTAT10N MJ EE.
k Repairing promptly attended to and
No interilhediate profits,
Tali.. SINCLAIR will be at the
lratisfaction guaranteed.
Write for Prices. I
QMEN'S 140 ;` L, Wingham
J. it. MUNSHA*
special Attention 411ren to 800 I
; ox
$C1eN hnd'C111b�1r
SATUDAi, ANE 1 1592.
fgllam, March 29, 1802.
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WEEK.
Has just received a lot of beautif
AMD, RICA 1H SATE, E 'S,all fast cola
the usual price 20 cents; our pri
121 cents.
L .
f .A. case of AMERICAN PRINrl
fast colors- at 71 cents, worth 10 cen-
FLANNELETTES at 6 and 8 cen
worth .10 to 1212 cents.
f�
� y
STRAW H-ATS,5 cents and u wan
i
j
3 VIEWS STIFF HATS at 75 cen
jvvorth $1.50.
I
BUTTER, EGGS, WOOL, all
as cash.
n
We want your trade.
Call and see us.
HOLSTEIN BULLS' FOR ,SALE.
The undersigned has for sale on Lot 10, Con, 4.
Turnberry, tour thoroughbred holstein bulls; tang•
inqq liom 9 to IN months old. The above mentioned
auluna1. aro Ali well marked and registered in the
Canadian Irerd Ronk, ThOyr Gill be soh[ ;eheap And
on easy terms to suit putchasers.
JAS 11410T,
Beeedot of holstein Cattle,
alumle, bat,
T. Ai, M iL.L :
Pon SAL19,
Lot No. vs and the E. h, of Lot N'o. 7
11th Con. Turnberry-150 hutos; 90 screo
cleared; well fenced; irarnei - house and
other buildings; good orchard, cheap, olI
Unto. Apply to
X C. 'CA1k�E1ti0N,
Ory, 1 sy* Goatrich
\ X 11 Ii:.C'i7.i1"iRsox
Gititfarrow P. 6.. i1