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Tust room f not too much room
I took he , all snug and waren;
Tenoned() e her hair's perfume
And of the nearness of her arm.
T shake the lines out, free and gay,
!',7..1.); sleigh bells chime, and we're away.
Across the crisd, suo glittering snow,
Leaving behind the uley et,:eet
Its garish glare and noise, we goer'
Into the darkness, still and sweet,
And here and there a household gleam
Flits by us in a flying dream!
Flow speed the horses gaily driven 1 -
The sweet bells clatter slovery mirth
And every star is white m heaven,
And every field is white on earth.
How dark the brightness seems 1 -how
bright
The darkness of the winter night 1
We race the open road like wind -
But, in the dim and shadowy laces
Our wild pace slakens, and I find
One hand enough to holcl there in
And., somehow, when I try to speak,
My words are kisses on her cheek.
Ah, life is fair in many ways,
And full of dear enchanting hours!
.And love is sweet in summer days,
Mid blossoming paths and sylvan bowers No 5, }lunette, and from ratepayers of
But let me chose, all bliss above,
A sleigh -ride with the girl I love. S. S. No. 5 and 10 of East Wawanosb,
against their respective councils, were
referred to Educatirn Oomtnittee.
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL submittedIlta*
the foilowineas the list of Standing
(Front the God.rieh Star.) i Committees for 1893:
The county Council began it Jan- Exioueive -Masers. Milne, Kay,
nary session on Tuesday, January 24, Girviu, Kennedy, bparliug, N. H.
All the members present except Mr. ' Young,, McPherson, 11cErvin, Scott.
Stuart,of West Wawanosh. The first I FRANCE. -Messrs. polling, Proud -
business was the t'lection of a warden I foot, Ferguson, Beacom, Malloy;.
for 1893, and on motion of Messrs.! Woods, Broekenskit•e, Beane wise, Mo
McMnrehio and McDonald, Joseph ; Len 11
Griffin, Reeve of Ashfield, was unani., I EQUALIZATION -Messrs holt, Cuok,
Huron and Perth councils for dannthtt
to his farm through the chantiulg of a
watercourse, Special Committee.
On motion of Messrs. 111. Y. Me-
Leau and Holt, Rev, Dr. the of (Jod-
elech, 1)r. Slaw of Clinton and Dr.
Smith of Seaforth, were appointed on
the respective Collegiate Institute
boarur,
On motion of Messrs. Tee+lor and
Sllep lii.di,Wtn. Coate, of Clinton, was
appointers alltlitor for the current year,
The following wore {:tested as a Cour.
nlittee to strike standinr committees
for the year : Messrs. McM'archie,
Girviu, Proudtoot, Kydd, Oo•,k,'`11Qi
line and Cox. ••emeet trusted neighbor. Thee oulv
The Council then adjourned until 10 the eeieple fauto rf'tv.rd to rllirr Hood's
a. m., Wednesday. Sar•rraErnd"ijlalets riot.e,siv,-ty• vv: h o truth
and reus0u, �.
SECOND DAT. -NY DNESDAY.
111
THE WINGHA.M TIMES, FEBRUARY 3, 1893.
tive committee to examine loans au mort-
gages matte by the county, and after an ex-
tended debate it was carried on a division.
The usual motion to appropriate the sum
of t 8,000 for boundary line improvements
was referred to Road and Bridge Coru-
mittee.
A motion to empower the clerk to pro-
cure copies of Ontario statutes for tlto use
of the respective municipalities was ref trod
to Executive Committee,
Council then adjourned until 4 p. m.
7'710 'Testimonials
Published 011 helialf of 11 ,o i'r N'41'ti'iptwr-
illa are as relrahltt :1.11r1 w t, tit). )n,r , anti.
deuce its if they 0.41110 1'ro•n r•+u.' b ..r ;cul
TRADE Sas .L 8. rilAl .'I`A TABLE,
Canadian racalie Railway',
Council resumed business at 10 Consti� i:rtioi., and it ltrouble•; with the
digestive nrg,tur and th ,fiver, 03.0 oar'cl by
o'clock and Minutes being read and 1:IocD's Prete,
confirmed the following comtxtnnica-
tions were read and referred: Some mon lire hr;tut!,,r • I'.,r'I r ittt-
Appeal' ' from ratepayers of S. S. Inility thou ether-. of of
clothes.
3loutrelel. An;;. 4111,
My head Waft literally frill of "t tndyttff
and nothing applied gave visible relief )t111•
til using Am ti. Dana ruff. a few arip1 nisi :4011'
of which has so thnrou_rhly retnoved tyle
dandruff there is nota grain to be fried.
W. li. O'itEGAN,
Ry. 11ei1 (ilei
Cures Consumption, Coughs, Croup, Soro
!l,liroat. Sold by ell Druegists on a Guarantee.
For a Lame Side, Back or Chest Shiloh's Porous
Piaster will give great tads faction. --25 cents..
Mrs. T. S. Hawkins, Chattanooga. Toon., ss
`t Shiloh's Vttalfzer `A"AVI'D 1111( .LII'2 I
mask/era the he tremed7foradebilltztcdsllsteua
I ever wed," For Dyspepsia Idler er:tiidnoy
troutbllol iite. Price Z5o�ts. (�
sited 0 see SAC
't;.. `av � Y•« P $ 517
.,
� ��iCrWt�J �•f.1-i`I;::� Cis t�.• 5'u"8 EON'
Have you. Catarrh? Try this Remedy. IcWi1(
Positively relieve ar c, Lure. y au Price 50 ets.
!Phis Injector for ;IA suPeorsCui treatment is
urnished..reo, Iltonrmi.iir, S tiloh's } c r „dice
aro gold On I1 ;, .... _ ... t.
rt
L-'- 1 Tr d d' follows Trains arrive an !Pur1 >.s ts :
To General Merchantsta, nd Boot and Shoo Stores,
in cennection with mV ieeather Business I keep
full stock c!
SFIO��' DRESSING,
Hathaway, 1Vhitmores, Zanonl, French Dressing',
Eclipse, Bixby's, Perfect kid, etc, in 10, 15 and 20e
sizes, by the gross or dozen. Jactptot's French
Blacking and Gray's coma , waterproof.
L O EJ
u Leather, Horsehide, English Kip, Porpoise, 4:o•
Cotton and Rifle, In elllengths.
Button fasteners and sett, cork soles, &e,
.
1.14A.Vnie naltn•n:A
5:505.01,...,. ..4orTermite .••..••..5:8Tta,rut
2:00 p. m t! - 2:00 Nut
2:00 p. m For Tecswater. . 2:011
10:55 p. in 1 it 1015 •
f PyA tw.;la f'rX"E'CT „DT ; ,t'^t,,7"Sf".
—T I M E TA BLE.-•—
LSAvr4 wbN0aA11. ASnitr A,• 1rt.Wtr,t3r
0:85 e.m.Toronto, Q 1e1p11,Palmcrsten tko. iPi',l•.ni
11.10 „ „ ,. 10•'`2 ,.
,.:LO p.m. " ' " Clinton, '•
7: r merstga,,Mixed 10 400.10.
r.t� " i'al
(%;45 n. m..... ;LoudOn, 0C ........11 -co 3:5op.m. " 'j;Sup.ut
11:20 a.nh,....... iiirieardhre, eke ., 0:35a.ru.
3237 p.mIl:-0
10.02 $1ia5p,ni
ROE LE.t.ATHE,
• i
Sinton A1rna, hal and 111 andrylezzonia Kip and Calf ; I
also native kip nil upper. .Spanish and slaughter 1
sole t
is without doubt the very :best of the
• many remedies for Pips, note In tho
market. Read endorsements;
Lop'11' N, Ocr., May bth, 5002.
I have examined tc.nnposition 01 fitrong's l'Ite•
Ione and used it,e5or external nod internal piles
with the best r flits, 4, D. O'meou, M. D.
Loxnoc, Ocr., April 25th, 1802.
't �• that after tiling
I hay ct�easurc iu st.ttl t., f
o,u) }
Rtronq. `Pilekone one weak, I !experienced what I
bniipVo to be permanent relief, after being troubled
oath -bleeding piles for about three years
a. N. Ilus'r.
PI31C'1 $sl -•For sale by Druggists, or by mail on
I call that seta mr+ fi bud , xa,,Af, I role iigt prrcn.
�T-
STOWS, Manot3cturing Chemist,
told hire to divide 7-13 LIvfer''lI.
said the schoolboy when hr 5 ;cher\ w
x
184 DesDAs S'rnes•r, LONDON, ONT.
For Colds and pz}o Throat.
SIRS,
ourire use agyar of Yellow HA LTD ® B
in family for colds and sore �@'i;
sister had
SIIF7 011
Cox, \IrJlurehie, E11bBr, McDonald; throat and it is excellent. My 1 to
mously electe4, and took the chair , asthma since childhood, but on trying ,l
with a brief and modest speech, Watson, Kydd, Sheppard. I Yellow Oil for it she Boort was cured. A -���i �,t�t
Communisations were teed rind re• ItoAD AND BRIDGE -Messrs. Ratz, MISS Llzznc CHIAPELLII. Baldwin, Ont.
ferred as follows • , Graham, Gibson, Torrauce, Oliver, I
HARNESS t5EATHER,
Best brands on hand in oak'and hemlock. Specie
s took for traces in oak.
Patronage solicited. Prim,:eguaranteed. A posts
card will secure quotations or a call from my travel
er.
W. J. CHAPMAN,
Tanner and Leather Merchant,
WINGIIAM
CAVEATS.
TRADE MARKS,
DESIGN PATENTS,
COPYRICHTS, etc.
For information and free Handbook write to
MUNN a CO.. 301 BROADWAY, N3cW Yotir.
Every patent taken by patents is brougAmerica.
before
/
•
the pubite by a notice given free 0i charge la the
Ndatifio AMtViCrill
Largest circulation of any scientific paper in the
world. Splendidly inipiatrated. No intelligent
year;man should be witho t it. Weekly,93.00 a
ri nomnis, 361 Briadway New e city.
FOR THE :;EST VALUE
Good Old Times. Jos4hine Street - Winahaln, Ont,
From the County Council of Elgin, HOWt-r, Turnbull, Taylor, Orniukshank, i
respecting railways being compelled to EDUCATION•—irleasrs Mooney, herr, It is well, as an old deacon weed to J.
l I 1 icy
p., IIALB1'r,U, I 4. IV.
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'l_! R D U R,E D CLOTHING
t
Scor',
m Mount Forest. Listowel:
build culverts over natural water- 1 McKay, Shieil , Chambers,' Geiger, i sa). to count up our e.8• I8 ,t a• _
tourers. Special Committee.
;�m t2 Ontario °entity Council, ask -
lug so operation in getting certain
amendments made 111 the Drainage Erratt, Evans, Dew's.
Act. Seine reference. WARDENS -Messrs. Saunders, Iiydd,
From Wentworth County Council, 1E1 Oox, Milne.
SPac1AL-1lesaro do rk,' Bol ins, pared t.' his father or grandfather. It
GO TO
slenally
Stu,lrc, stud 01,1,3 15 5.110 may 1 ire ' 117 -I1- D posits Received and Interest
COUNTY P1tc.,PERTY.-11lesdte i�aniid- 1 Wall ECunoInlSL cowparen thy' prest-11 t allowed.
yrs, Specimen, Sht-reitt, A Young, condition of the farmer with the Bond
old times, Rrioney Advanced to Farmers and
De,pitr '111 the milk ahuut the herd- f Business Men,
chips of the farmer, he is a. lou', colo- Ou long or short time, 00 endorsed notes
regarding market fees. Seine refer• he doubts, est huu bout up the t
once, Belt, Girviu, \1CIi eau.
From the Priaonrrs Aid. Associa- , Ou r.uiiun of iyhcite. McPherson eentleuian') deY book of forty year*
41 tion, askiug the usual grant, towards i and Proneifoot, M. Y 'ieLean and the ago and note the prices then.
their work. Executive Committee, I O.:uoty Clerk were appointed on the A bight! of wheat would buy three.)
From County Council of Grey, ask , Bovril of Criminal Audit. , fourths of a barrel of salt ; it will no
ing co-operation in i;f'ttinr4 certain I (J.1 In0rinn of Messrs. Torrance anal buy two barrels.
amendment'; under vet:. 533 tt of the � 51eL'ali, ilfessrs, B•tird of Stanley and A bushel of corn would buy ser ,1
Munieipxl Act of 1892. Sp"01:1 (lora- 1 Cittelesrin of Seaforth, wire appointed and une half pounds of sugar ; to -day
mittep. on the t.oar•d of Ca nnty Examiners. it will buy twtelve and three fount
Reso!utiou of the united c"nurtee of Thr reports of th•• Cuunty Treasurer poutith.
Northumberland and I)gr•lt,ilrl, in rr'f- and 1140 ,tailor wet. read and referred den pounds of butter bought tltirt
stance to eh
nriging tee ;ntnb'r of t„ n't• threeiand une third yards of colt
county con nai!lore special Com-
mittee.
From Domitiion Alliance for the
total snppreawi'i'1,15f r.1.• Iola ar• traffic.
.4Special Committee
• From J Buchauy.u, J. AO:irtsnn
and W. W, Co0per,mal:ing npplicatiou
Err the coulr y etu,lentail,p 'at ilia On-
tario Agricultural Co 1540, Special
Committee
.A. statement of Divieinn 0 ,nrt sup
plies 'lent froin ;ire Canute i a••rle'e
office, and t.lie report of the in•wuranue
Committee were reel and ordered
printed in the minutes
Letter front Idington t5c P„lituv,roli-
oitors for \V J. Carpenter, of Logan
township, elitinti1ie rlalnutee& front
BY 3Pr,CI»»ti.L TO
OPPOINTtY,Ei:-+T, �Y,;� L'-�1=?, P.2AJM8TY
SO'.P NMA.BZ:1:3 %g 4:. T=i10 QTJ"yG 3
O (t Q (t ® A
•
I �`oU
wish
your
Linen to
b3 Whit
as Snow?,
Wight
Soap
will do
it.
aster
1
w
'1nnac8o uUNLXC+HT
i> i,: •,arfectiy pure,
ur.1. aur•e,ius no J.njuri-
unuueale to injure
„tionryour clothes or
your mends, Greatest
ear;: is cxercieed in its
r:iltnufac•t-ur'e, and i t n
el..r,it+:;• tr. so appreciated
1:•• :1'o ;labile that it has
5:,:, 11 1 gest b.On of any
Loup in' the World.
How
Can you test this5 If
you. have never tried
SUNLIGHT SOAP, ask
those who use it 'what
they th,nk of it, then try
it for yourself. The re-
sult will lease you, and
your clothes will bo
washed in far less time,
with Less Labour,
Greater Comfort, and
will be whiter than they
have over boon b"fore,
when you used ordinary
asap.
Is
That
not rho best way to do-
cide the matter 1' First
by enquiring what the
oaperiento is of those
who already rise it.
Secondiy, by a fair trial
yourselff. 'You aro not
committed in any way
to use the soma; all we
ask is : Don't Delay, try
it the next Washing day.
001n1 t ,.erre cloth then; now it purchases forty -erg
ill.essrs. Cook and Howe moved to suite 81,0 third yards.
atn••n•d a !notion passed last year, by cheese ware wog
h
authorizing the Executive Cotmnitte.o i twrnt five Ten pour is of pounds cof nails t
to seepage the mortgagee 1ir�ld by the: cheese now pays fur fifty-fourpoun
of nails.
A good fleece of washed wool groi
tan years before the American war
would buy one fifth of a barrel of sa t,
three and two thirds yards of Cottn
cloth or tett pounds of earls. To -da
hie one pentad of wool will pry r.
three fourths of a l•.arrei nt sing, e
Treasurer and report on the bathe to
the Council. This caused a long de-
bate, the present regulations being
that only rare warden, treasurer and
r•iet•k examine end decide en applies"
tions for loans, but the amendment
wail lost on a division.
E'l,e County Property Committee
11113 11181 rnctrd 50 consider some other pounds of xn ;'r r,elx and one !act' :are
invites of heating the Court House and
of cotton elute and tweary•two ported
ra110 thereon to the council.
'Tof alls
The reports of Inspectors Tom and 1Tg,)aest: li,ue +s 14,114 11114ori on N,:,
tee
referred to Education Com
Yerle O1, y pewee But .t- a ttrnt4•.r.ti
tr0 *1111 that of the County Engi-` fact, he 'civet re.11ned 111rtniti, 71!01
l osi to Rrand and Bridge Coraitnittee, t.LU3w'priuf;,- I Inn ;nein; ul:t.rkei.
Applications were filed by the respective F,r:igilts were 1ii;;b, nod w!u'rt the
reeves to have the following persons pelt 0 )81 of brer;;iu„ erudite, toth , New
on the list; of county wards: John S. and Yotk marker; ;is tieducte freer New
Mary Walton, of Goderich; William Dim- York price for furttl produce,gi's't the
can, of Turnberry ; Margaret October, of
Winghahn ; and Margaret McLeau, of Ash-
field. Referred to Finance Committee.
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A letter regarding the defective condition
of the closets was read and filed, and re-
quisitions for supplies for the jail and ad-
ditional office furniture for D. McDonald,
were referred to County Property Com-
mittee.
A letter from 'Turnberry asking the
Council to assume a per centage of the
cost of bridges in said township, was re-
ferred to Road and Bridges Committee.
Application for grants to the East and
West Huron Teachers' Associations were
referred to Executive Committee,
After referring a number of accounts to
Finance Committee, council adjourned
until 10 a. n1., Thursday.
TIMID DAY--THMASDAY.
Council resumed at 10 o'clock. A letter
regarding the claim of Mr. Carpenter was
referred to I.toad and Bridge committee, ne
were applications from the townships of
Grey and Stephen asking the county to
essumo a percentage of cost of bridges over
100 feet in length. A inotion by Messrs• telirt.tnt tido 00 10 lnowi+l tnalltitle orIfetwan and Turnbull irnstructing the p
county engineer to examine the bridge 1; self-1ainrit•r.
111i101 east of Zurich, in the township of let 11'+ have 11') more of sut/ll geoid
ilf y, with a view to having it added to the old titles.
list of county bridges, was also referred.
TelaiderS _ wood, .. .... .__...mow
or collateral security. Salo notes bought
ler
a fair valuation. Money remitted to all
parts of Canada at reasonable charges.
Special Attention Given to Col-
lecting Accounts and Notes.
New York to the store at u701,:li
he' tredect was erliled to the prhm of
Was really it iriori• than half as well
on" ten yeers lp. war sLS our
figures 'wool,* iinatp
For ins( iinee,iit 1 857 it 00s1 twenty•
from Chicago to New York ; in 1891
tAnitg, 'egg t 114 ti hi cents.
Surrounded iry these condi:Ione, life
en the farm was hard indeed. allico
and Kentucky jam; had to do for
Sunday garments, and tin otecart in
whielt to rrcle to church was the height
of etyle.
Luxuries for the table were amolst
was 11 prinee'y diet.
'171)0,4c yero days of herd titnes,when
and boom' it by hand.
110 toiled eittle and late, saved and
scrimp8d, and received less return for
a week of hardest mil than the farmer
of 1 892 retie, ves for n. single day's
HATS,
CAPS,
COLLARS,
SHIRTS,'
CUFF3,
&c.
Agents in. Canada -The merchants' Bank
of Canada
011lce Hours -From 0 a. In. to 5 p. m.
A. E. SMITH,
Agent.
• 3 Applications. ,;r
It takes only this to thorcughly vemove
Dandruff, stop itching of the Powlp,
make the heir soft rind pliable, lu feet,
ei Messrs. Saunders and MePheveon. re- Aeti-teandruif perfect hair tonic; -all
Cheap for KAKI,
i
AT C 1
W. E B S T E I 'C.� r S
toves,Stoves,Stoves
rum
lit tile. lung -healing tues of the Pine
'..ad with the soething and expectorant
• of other pectoral herbs and barks.
"....`...114 'DISEASES. Obstinate coughs which
.:,•cv.,) nod a31 THROAT, BRONCHIAL and
:••••sist other remedies yield promptly to ads tti
• pieasant piny syrup.
All intending purchasers of stoves for this
winter will save money by buying from'.
' Moans tde kid- of the system.
"Delay is
n trouble. odd's dangerous. Neg-
lected kidney
a of disepe 18 Dyspepsia, Liner
prct ca ised by Complaint, and
gerous of all,
ght as well Blights Disease,
try -o have a Diabetes and
;1.:1 hoa thy city Dropsy."
•:',"1, with ut sewer- "The above
el as good diseases cannot
'0 th when the exist where
nays are Dodd's Kidney §
ek, ged, they are Pills are used.'
So I by all dealers or seatbytuallon receipt
gryt,r,. so cents. per bog ot Six fee ev.So.
bor,k 11.1 Kidney Tat.
Ire's Iternaly for Catarrh the
no 1, neatest to Ilse. nod chrsutest,
AM= Alan
id by droggets or rent iiy mail.
fee
D. SUT ERLAND.
Having bought a very large variety of
HEATING AND COOK
S "NT
choose from
Every stoveguarau • I. against breakag and
to give complete satisfaction.
sole Ootebee 8th 1801;