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DRUGGIST.
ACT. 4. W. W. TELEGRAPH CO
opp. Brunswick blouse
Wingham, - - Ont
Tile Thompeou nibaistiy was sworn The farm originelly oreleieted of 141
in by the GeeerreeeGeeerai. an Weeaeree, of which 16 have recently been
eiesclay last, as follows : Sir John
, large brick etructure, eapable of con.
sold fee town lots. The bifilaiUg 4
Thompson—Pretnier anti Minister Of tooling 125 peramos, too 400rage muw,
JtitstiCei 1-1M1 anlienele Dowell—Minw ber of ininetei being 85 The eoUt
Teter of Trade and Coname'ree; Hen 0 t 094 the
E Fostev—).1inleter of Fiumice; Sir A
P Otereue-PoetnaastereGeneral ; Hon
John Coatigatt—Seoretary of Stat ,
Hon 0 H Toper—Mter of Merino
and Fisheries ; Hou Jahn Haggart—
Mitlieter of Railwaye mut Canals; lion
J A Outmet Minietee of Public
Wort s; Han J 0 Patterson—Minister
of Militia; lical T Del Daty--Miuister
of tee I teterion; Hon .A. Anon—
'Minister of Agriculture ; Hoe W 13
Ives—President of the Privy Council;
Elon Frank Smith aud lion John
Cerling,without portfolio, The above
torm the cabinet. The following
named members of Parliamerst have
been appointed to fill the subordinate
offices recently brought into existence:
Solicitor -general of Ceneda. Hon Jubn
J Curran; Comptroller of inland rev-
enue, Ron John Ir Wood; Comptroller
of enstoins, Hon Nathaniel 0 Wallace.
Messrs Bowen and Angers will go into
the Senete, the former as leader of
that body.
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FRIDAY, DE0E11113E11 9, 1892.
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EDITORIAL NOTES
mn1 NOTWITBSTASDING- the N P, the
Sunday Morning free breakfast 5
1 aneong the flourishiug institutions in
• Toronto.
sti Tun 'Temente World says it is in-
formed that Mr D'Alene 1‘1,c0arthy
p intends opposing the tariff policy of
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•011( the present Dominion Goverument. ) Hou.se of Refuge.
4 Me sl Cosomei;e, of the Rev- I.
cry next., the ratepayers of the Oounty
At the municipal elections in 3.1inu-
t euue office,Tch onto, has been sus -mei-
the reatille theuld eaten to have been
CORDON 84 IMINTYRE,
nil ; if we expreseed our desire la
tion of dilty, we eall ullora tO ho° ; ie cowing, but not too BOOn. for ue, for
laughed et. No such deed cull " ' our stock of holiday goods is couaplete
time ve:thout good results in duo time,
I in every department.
1 N ft ilaVe petten(e end continue in 1
Furs Furs; a beautiful assortment in
eiotuieg language mad from e celesta, , Crere-11-ZISTIVX,A,S
-kr stables aial out houees, $15,- welt donne order that no eleatot
coats, capes, storm collars, nus, boas,1
the land orientally was , e
088 up to the preseat day, neelene,
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total &et of less thee $25,000. The
ditials employed are ; Inspector,
salary, $100; physician, *000; keeper,
$550; inatrou, $140; teatneter, $180;
assistant keeper, $1e(); two.feinale
servante, $100 each; total, $1,550.
The cost of maiutenance of eeeh per -
sou is a, fractiou over 95c. perIu week.
addition to the produce consumed
on the prernises,strewberries and other
fruits are raised and sod iu the fowl
of Berlin.
CoONTY oF leirELLINGTON.
The House of Reef uge of the county
of Wellington is situated near Fergus,
and was established in 1878. The
farm is about 58 acres in extent. te
• d •1 to
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, . l'' lof Huron will be given the opportunity
r$ ed by the Dominion Governmeat for to express an opinion either for or
oe,• eigning a requisition calling a public against the desirability of establishieg..
b , uteetiug iu favor of annexation. and maintaiaine a house of refuge for
. -the. iudigent of the county.. The
• x lin H. A MASsn, of Toronto, proelfollewing extracts are taken from the
do poses to give $100,000 towards the ,report of te committee appointed by
eb , erection of a suitable music hal): for 1the coanuil of Ote ario comae-, e Web
✓ ceie tbe city of Toronto, provided the
„. ohylvleited the houses referred to :
arse wilt eurtiotten it. 1 CouNTT OF none
The house of refuge of the County of
Wert Inn Toronto 'Young Liberals passed I , . . . e .
it 'Elgin is situated about .htee miles
anise a reeolution, at their last ineetipg, -inifrom St Thomas. The farm contains
are 'i favor of ti.e eetablisliment of a Pro -150 acres of land, nearly all under mil -
he P vescial board of arbitration, to whishltivation, The products of the farna
e all labor disputea should bd refereed. I are hay, corn, oats, potatoes, and
lother vegetables for the' stock and in,
eel'
T INAS deetded, at lot meeting (4 tmates, little or nothing beiug sold, all
he 14;" 1 ' •
pert, the London cite uOuncil, to submit to being consumed on the pieinises. The
nfre,,I. the vote of the ratepayers, the question) building is a fine two store structure
Th' 'et closet. all saloons and hotel bon ou 1 end basement et welts.: brick, with
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the city at etseen o'cloek every 'tight , This being insomeitmt, small frame
building was original y i
accommodate 65 persons, but additions .
I especially to benefit a few members 0
have recently hem made increasing i
I OW community at the expense of the
its capacity during the year, The m -. this • •
ny, and with iend in view tt e
tot al cost of the building and land to 11'... , •
petition the Provincial and Dominion
date, including improvements, ie $29, -
Governments and Parliaments to take
390- Tee officials are : Inspector, the proper necessary steps within their
$100 per year; physician, 150;$keep.
respective spheres to have the British
erg $400; matron, $800; other assist, North America Act amended as in
ants, $18$ 50; tusking a total coat of 1 . ,
t tete vousuolu may seem best, and to
$1,238.50. The avetae e eost of main-
pereframe the laws so that we as rate-
payers and citizens shall he required
tenance for each inmate was $1.2,8
week. to pay what is right and proper for
OOtr.iTY OF- YORK. government, without being compelled
The one.at Newmarleet is about 105 to contribute of the results of our
feet long by 40 feet broadoene 4rigit,_ laber awl tail to others eilio have no
ado- cost about $17,200, and there has claim upon us—equal rights old jnet
Ilene added hy way of otahnildings and, lawe properly neltutaistered, es far as
otherwise $8,881, Inakitig a total of it is in the power of human govern-
• ments, and that they tnay thus bo "a
426,062. It was built with the in-
tentiun of acuotninodatine 100 innlata's terror to evil doers and a praiee to
but they had 'there at one titne as, them that do well."
many as 129. Those in charge of ten On the supposition that this resole -
institution strongly recommended . a dolt will be carried, petititins founded
small farm, of say' 50 acres, as being , ulent IL will be readf for eignaitire at
runch better than. a large one; Rea the meelieg, stet 1 trust, means adopt•
much more profitable in theeeitainte,e- ed to give every one in the township
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ment. They also think that cheaper
and plainer buildings might be used,
and thus save a .lerge and unnecessary
expense. They have 511, acres, which
cost $4,500. The inmates do all the
labor on the farin and attend to all the
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may be taken uutewaros, I take . i
t Sto and our rums are very p g,
means of Inf"ing then' that'111:' I Utile money will secure a, very Moe
sent at next nomination I would like, 1 article here. a
if perntitted, to continue the good ii Handlterchiefain endless variety. They
work, by moving to petition for whet :aro beautiful and so oheap, is the wav
we need; just the more persistent and Ithey are deeerbied. Well, we buy it
cousistent we ate in our conduct the !large quantities and therefore can sell
gained.1.0heap.
sooner will our object lei
We do eot need tolelayalavnegthoolies.abtflneit
After the special business; is over 1 1
would like tcesee the following resole- i doss gm's or general . , i , Y
. 1 aro always here and you eau buy tnem.
tion moved :
the ratepayere aud citizens 'of' the I
Township .of Turriberry
urgeut need that the governMeet the besten every Hoe that we can pro.
machinery of the Doininkie. be lessen- cure, but you can buy them cheaper than
...That it is the deliberate opinion of I they were ever offered for.
that there is but our stock is ample anct the quality is
1 cheaper from uotv nntil Ohristmete than
in some Places' b.
Shoos and rubbers aro in daily demand,
ed, the expenditure much reduced,that
tuoiletos Nbveorliet,viaeldla°nIt fieloP.,dr°071:aloetgiojit!"s anTynferemnte'sr effort;frsti,1131.°e:erwyelatta:st e;sT,yeleocis
aS, prices that last Please.
and shades have lately been added, at
of emeriti use in such a way
Groceries. — Everythiug new, fresh,
pure and good. 13eautiful layer Milani
at 81.25 per box, all kinds of fruit peels,
apices, essences, nuts, etc.
Big value in toes and sugars. We
lead in tine teas. Spemal care is given
to this department.
gauumemodistioe for about 60 persone.
ntiL
cottages have been erected. About
he A of the week.
(""1; TUE Salvation Aruty have purchased 109 peroone were lodged for a longer
mei; er eltorter. time during the year 1$88,a
a levee 'sieteen-roomed*house itudewo
a be,' 'poitien of alld number being wader 90
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acres of land in Parkdale, to be used days The cost of the property was.:
echh as a "Rescue Houle" Vege- 'Fare, $3000.00
hat* table and chistken farming will bo Main buildings
7145.94
reatl, • , Cottage s ..... .. ... . .. ....... 1250 08 per week' last year tor eirob nee
ecerried mein Counection with it.
Out buildings ...... ....... 1850,84 exchisive of interest on capital accotint
work. They raise principally gar e
stem slue as delay. oaeteeoe, te,„,,, tne by reading these mw wort s,
toes, strawberries, potatoes, acid other 1 1 eemain, yours truly,
vegetables for sale. They have three 1 Roemer DoUGLAU.
horees end live tnilcb cow, and use all
GORDON & MaNTYRE,.
The Big Brown Anobor.
Wingeam, December 8th. 1892.
niiitrOas,
To the ntlitoe of the TDIES.
DEAR Sea,—Lt toy opinion your last
week's Culross letter wee out of place.
Your correspondent was undeservedly
end in:mercifully bundled. other
words, the letter was apparently too
(Oriole As. eitizerte worthy of Oen.
side, we must look • to the welfare of
our people; as parents worthy of the
children entrusted to our keeping, let
US give our chadiOn all the education
which it is possible to get in any com-
munity in Ontario; a-4 good farmers,
INC us Oa the soil well, plough and
tho opportunity of signing. ex., gew early and reep in due season. W en
week, if allowed by.lou, Mr Editor, I right].) applied, elm following sentences
may say a few words in support of the indicate a reel stales of affairs: Some
resolutioe, end rstate what gooMS to ins people are willing to he made tools in
a suitable petition under our present the hands of others and neglect their
cireumstances, With thanks to you owl. affairs/. Their families suffer and
and my fellow electors who may favor they become officiotis. Instead of as•
Berme; their manhood they write
ulestri letters intends: i to blemish tier.
tein neighbors' reputations and on the
other hand gain the voteof a eectar.
ma body. X. L.
the milk on the piece, and no buttter ' Zilorris•
made-. They also raise ,and dispose of
Mrs Vgne Bra 3 el I' ' • '
y, 1 atees ietiewing
each year a number of fat hogs. The
officere consist of cik.eepei,salary,$300;
inspector, $100 ;. physician, $175 ;
alewife $200; two donaestics at 0108
and $86 e year. The average expense
is st4 have Drainage,fencing and orchard 1030.3_,
estda „
'''• -• Tee Nort leveet . Territories'
nd se- ---
• e opened an eineeration office in Torento.
wohr A parry of farm delegates from several'
Saskatchewan, has arrived m catinto, a pbysioian4 $200 ; keeper, $850
1 soisof •the conntry at once. •.• Tim last three live ia the institution .
as nik Teitive reform is now meeting with Nearly all the work n the farm aud
b in the house with this exceptioa is
re„iet, Cons ei vata v.. politicians fted news -
$18,788.20
officers in connection with it
districts its Aesimboia, Alberta and The
are ten inspector,salary $80 per annum;
t
at
and eat begin work in different parts matron, $200; assistant matron, $120.
odett
ocaleefavor et the hands of a.. nuna se ofdone by the imitates. No less than
' • i sane and '7 were blind. The
21 of the inmates were imbetile, idotio
incleclieg salstriee, was $1.112. 0ral
expense, including 5 per cent interest
011 capitaneecount, per week for each
.
inmate, $1.88• 'e,
TurnlYerry.
The roeular prayer -meeting in
Holmes' school boasts was conducted
on Thursday evening last by Rev E W
Bughea. The meeting was V‘try ii.
tereeting and a lame number present.
—The young pelple of this vicinity pre
enaneine tienaselves in making prep
d
• es t„:11r,ges a reduction 0 duties on English everage cost of maintenance, Waterline,
eateries, food and clothing for each
ation for an entertainment on the 2 n
agropispeie. The Montreal L.tat strongly
"ns oigoods end also upon American coal
mndete during the year 1888 was $1.07 Holnaes' school. The entertainment
• eil Mr D'Alton McCarthy is also in t. i • . • r promises to be a success. Several. ot
eat eh ' • per wee s, w a ado higher than the
Winghsen worthies' have kindly
consented to take part.
se in)otavor of lowering the tariff on British the average during the previous years.
To the Mitor ot Winghtms Times
CoMsTY BIIIMLESEX.
is cOn m reported that President Gard. 1 The 'louse of,,Refluee for the county Permit through your paper a %von]
The er, or the British Board of Agrieal-1, of Paidal""x is
sheeted nearly two 1 or two to my brother elector% of the
mitts west efathe town. of Strathray. Township of Turnberry. There le one
end iture, has slated. that live Canadian! ft was erect e in 1879. It is ititeeded point, which it seems to me wonld
Thtotatie will again be ednutted to the
Howinit.
near Port Albert, this weelt.—A • Ae Pul'ii"Idrujualiut' will be held
in b 8 Nu 1, en Thursday, Dec 22nd,
ttaquaintanoos in Astifield township,
and e ,zrand uoucert will be given iu
esociel hop" was held at, the reeidence '
of Jas Aitchesotelst line, ou Thoraday I
the .eveitiug. The . programme will
evening, of last eteek.—A -box social"
evening, of last eonsist of organ, violin, weal' organ
was held on Tuesday and other musics, comet stud senthnen-
week, in the stone SO11001 1101718e,Ot1 the 1 tat songs, choruses, qaartettee, duetts,
2nd bee. The proceeds will eo t e
readings, dialogues and recitations,
wards the Suntlay . School funds.--. I
The following peewee will take part
or the accoanuodatioe of 154mule I do well to thielt over, aud as a result
rntittallmted Xingdom as.soon as satiefec- althoUgh at the time of the emit about .
leable'tory proof is presented that lite plena). It 100 were in it, The city of London
d witiveLenmenot exists in, aanada. ot now ,f.ortneriy sent e nunaber of inmetes to
have been wandrawn, the
Unnecireste, with the Dominion Goverienentld, but they
itspectior, maeicity having .teceonanorletion at home,
tare) ,to leave the necessary t The feria eoatains about 45 stores of
attest i land, the produce of whioli iii conaute •
end the proof of the ceuntry's iptiliin-
/MBOLOtidOn. 0 ad by th•t initiates. The cost of the
land wAtt $3,800, and the total coat of
31ity from Um disease forwardert to
re litte .f '
. &relit last session of the Dominion
to
land, builditerteetc, to the present time
atliatrient, 'Mr Davies, of Prince
Edward placed the following
esolution before tile leoutte, and
be laberd members voted for it, but
ts was defeated by the Government
'upporters: "Inasmuch effi Great
&Ain admits the products of Canada
to her ports free of duty, tbia boatel
I
is $28,330, The: total number of per- opportunity of selmaitting a resolution
isoos sIteltered last year for 5 illore or 1 'eh wee embodied in petition to our
less time wits 127 ,The house is
heated by stesen, aud in addition to
the tome officials are engineer is kept
to nutteige the beating .antl pumping
apparatus, at a salary of '$400 pee
annum. The total eateries pith! are
$1,800 per annum, as little ottii•r labor
' aiti for and no ttesistant to the
erfout thoughto glee expression tO
thein Cierpiiitig, the privilege aud
right of petition to our Provincial and
Dotennion rulers More than w„0 hays
dome the past, not only foe our ite
dividers' good, but, also end as a eon.
sequence for tbe good of our common
country. List year, ne • nominatiuti
day for our Municipal ril•Ortit after the
eial business wet over, I Look the
David 13reckenrictge rentedIfis
farm on the let line, for a • term of
years to Mr McGeorge,. of Grey to en-
ship.—Mr 'John Cochiatie and sister,
Mies "Dot", of East Wawanoeleepent
Tuesday of last week, vieiting frietids
ou the 8rd line,—Liceuvo Inilector,
Jno Miller, has rented his feral on
the ist cou, for a term of yeare, to his
sons David and John. Mr etiller will
still reside oat the place —Municipal
matters aro very quiet in this town-
ship. The present uouncil have laeld
effete for four years and ou the whole
have given good satiefaetion ; on
the whole, there is a feeling that
honors should be passed round anti
in all likelihood wo have e new
council fori1893. At any rate,we would
like to breve the opportemity of voting
on the House of Refuge queslion.--On
'Thursday of last week, the spirit of
• Matthew Gibson paid nature's debt
and passed tette, realms beyond. um
der was a tong sufferer from
cancer in the face, and being a man of
indoinitalde will, he persistently re-
fused to lessee it reneoved. He was
highly respected by all who knew him
and will be greatly missed in the
iseigheorhood, 'Die. deceased lessves
widow and three ier own tip daughters
to mourn the loos of a loving Intsband
and a kind, indulgent father.—About
six o'clock on Monday morning large
fire woe noticed on the 3rd line, in the
WI:Stern part Of the townsbip,
in am pregranune: Messrs A a i. ay,
Latteee ; V Halley, Wroxeter; G A
llesenuer and J nem, 13i.lneore ,• D
Harkness, Carrick ; 1) Trecey. Tura
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berry. Also a splendid choir has been
termed with Me Jus Ritchie es leader.
Mr J Keine, of Gerrie, is also expected
to give an exhihitioa olob-swinging.
With anon 4, programme in preparation
everybody who attends tlin concert
may he sure of a rare treat. In order
to defray expense:1,0e entail admission
feo of 10 cents will be uharged:
Pew/it:total and Dominion Parliaments,
the eastern,. of ehigh was to reduce the
amount of our governmental machin.
ery and the teat thereef, and to frame
the laws so that jestiee mid equity be
meted out Wien seal all eliket, with-
out distinction of elese, profession, or
trade, as far as it is poeeirde for
human •overnmente to do, The peti.
1 4.fe of the opinion that the present stale matron is employed, the whole work
our Iteeva
,s
duties exacted 011 ROOda mainly im. being done by the inmates. Tbe tiOn was duly sigm,d by
nuptial eon of main:enrolee in tl•ie and Clerk, and sent to our representa.
tad frotn Great Britain should be
inetitutine, including the *garters, lel Lives for presentatiou 3 ehe public
rv,ative party have 010,4,4 their :8,y)5 per week for each iliniate. 1 pepers informed us they ware duly
earned." It is thought that the Cott.
• a somewhat on this question, Audi COUNTY OP WILTESLOO 1 t a .
preeen er , and also that the one to
twovii towards the reduction of aatiet, . Tie, !louse of Refuge of the county the Do_mation 1"hatTignt WWI intighea
i covaiderabla extent, on English of Wateilee id „Sittlutod llettr Berate at. Waa it On aueount of ite aingue
atlas would meet with tbu approval ad; 5 the oldest institution in the larity or iconnelleitic idea*, es they
flioVeirnment. • I pre, ince, having Wen creed in 1869.1 iteref lerinedi What of that, even if
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Belnaore •
• (leitonded forint time
Mr Alex•Lavine, an old resident of
this place, is hack renewing acquaint -
Aimee., Mr Andrew Hartnerton has
rented his grist null to Mr Lowrie,who
has taken • poseeeeion. , Mr Lowrie
conies highly retoininended.--Mr John
Fitch has retuened from Mauitoba,
after spending the eunerter there,
Shiest his return he has • joined the
Temperanee Sooiety. Ott Friday
evening last about 'seventy couples of
the young folks of this viditaty gather.
red at tee residence 0 G Barton
and moat his new house a genuine
.wartning up, The out% folks. thick
if Mr Barton would yet leis houee
warmed like tide every fall there would -
no danger of lino taking cold or la
grippe.
ciereapeondent has been informed MIMI Beigrave.
it was the large twa story frame OPt. 'Bat readiejust now makes dull tied,
tags residence of Mr Thos Garnisatleui mg. -411w who mined tho lecture et
could learn no further partioulars,—lt "M last Monday evening,
pleasing to hear of the good fortune missed a treat..-0tere to the Xnatte
that betel the family of the lent 1 trete on 23rd hest in the SletliOdIst
Ttobert been*, of this township By 1 Werth, Good prow:emote, low ad
the death of an Miele in the eounty of 'Mission fee ; patronize the sioltdolee.
Down, hoisted, a considerable legacy I Keep a place for the best entertai‘u%
itt lett for division amongst. the family, , ment of the season, in the. Methodist
;Mrs W 1.1 `request+, late of Witighauelchurele on New Year's, VitrtiCillard
is one ttr the participants itt the !later„-11ev \V 13 Wateere of Wing-
• legacy. i ham, will preach Educational sermons
13,3•3•33.3.313.31.3.3.3
lin Beigrave circuit, me Sunday, leth
littleseribe for tint Tittles. 'mitt
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