The Wingham Times, 1894-03-02, Page 8M. EL MeINDOO
Theca 14 no Ettore in Own whose power
Ion going good veino is ere:star than ours*
sod We care mint; cur pow::' with telling
see* we wave prieze 'emelt to suit tilt.
times. You can onto. our shopet al1tiniofs
with the feeling that Dawl1ere alae can you
iget more for your money tkcni>, you can
Isere. The proof is on our counters.
Richest yalues in Week and colored alike
-,, ;2 t,_ileYe ever been unfolded on auy coun-
tpr izl mein ;hath; this is n oerteinty.
NEW DRESS GOODS.
Exclusive English dress goods that have
been opened, they will give you en ideta of
-whet the rivell droassz•, will year thi
�r a 5
spring, they are just right to wear now.
See by *ll Meana the new English seizes i.
And suitings.
"corpus" occurred, wlitciz mottos a living
body. The printer evidently took it for
"corpse," which means a (lead body.
This innocent mistake, therefore, on the
part of the good printer, is the occasion
of aII the flaurltinf; and flourishing by
wh ch J. I,1tTt:,Cnnneilh's )thele himself
ri licu1mm This attetup to matte capi-
tal out of tritlee is but tl o efforts of a
drowning man grasping a atraws: His
letters iron beginuing to :ud are almost
one eontiuue(l series of t most extra-
vagant and reckless, uus tetaine(1 asser-
tions, oteautiunally inter persed with
abusive inveettvoo, which peak:volumes
for the boorishness of thei editor. Once
er twice, indeed, he makes an attempt at
reasoning. But the effort in each case
is a hopeless failure. J3er- is a sample
•'Is,not the separate soh.ols a special
privilege maintained as it is by the mis-
appropriation of public m nies to seater -
len purposes and which, b making the
Eapal toe the principle of piety for
fiauman heads, is a me ace to good
government and what oth r Church out•
side the Church of Rouge, ent upon the
establishment of a theoor cy within the
Province, receives such peoial favors"
Leaving ontof the quest oatlie'supreme
ignorance of Separate 0hool law and
regulations, as well as th cruel oetrage
upon Her Majesty's En fish, expressed
in the Above, I ask the r aclerto decipher
if be can, the force of rgument in this
conglomeration of ht 1f -fledged ideas.
All his other attempts at argument are
precisely similar to thi one. J. H. is not
,.
particularly fond of easontng, calling
names is . his forte. I now propose to
fulfil a promise made in my last letter,
viz.: to follow this g'and organizer in
his peregrinations t trough East and
West Huron. It may be well to state
here that' the ding acefui association
which he so disgr4cefuliy represents,
loves secrecy. Dulness is its native
element, became its foul plottings can-
not bear the ligh of day, This has
been amply proven ,y the proceedings
of the recant famot a Grand. Council of
he d at Hamilton. This
theorganization
celebrated assembly beg>:.n by a rather
tame address by J II. McConnell, in
which he earnestly enjoined on the mem.
bers the utmost sect -icy, coolly, butjvery
inelegantly, informi: tg them that "The
least word spoken might lead to our
mission." Most of ate delegates, asham-
ed to make known .heir identity, regis-
tered at the bodes under false names
and with false adc.resses. It is quite
natural, therefore, hat the same system
of transparent deoe-1, should be practised
by this `Grand =)rganizer" and the
forlorn group of nobodies who assisted
him in his attemr� to establish local
lodges in this district. His mode of oper-
ations
pen
ations is as follow lst. A seeluaed
DELAINE S,
French Detainer and °bellies; every new
lot opened up grows handsomer, never bad
molt beauties in prints as we are sbowipg
this week.
LINENS,
Good reliable standard household•linens
at'Iow prices. Drees trimmings, we have
ilia largest assortment and' the Most real
",exclusive things in them. Corsets are hero
ie. large variety at close prices in black
end colored.
CLOTHING.
Special prices in ready made clothing in
Metes suits, boys' suits, odd coats and
Yeats and overcoats„ et?: at very low primes.
Large stock of carpets; leo() curtains, ready
ler your inspection, at
4 Y■t arIGIN OO'S.
CHEAP RFAEINC!
Ong' Clubbing Rates.
The Tnn s and Toronto 'lobe, weekly .$ 1 50
The TOM and Toronto Empire, weekly 1 75
Te TOMand London Advertiser, weekly• 75
The Timm and London Free Press, weekly.,75
The Toms and Mantreal Timid, weekly....,1 50
The Toms and Montreal Witness, weekly...-1 00
The Times and Toronto Daily world o 50
TheTrttusand Montreal Family Herald and Star
weekly, and premium ............... 175
The Two and The Ladies' Journal, monthly,
Tnronto 1 25
Tbe Turas and Cosmopolitan, Maganne,monzhly,
N'w York ..• ............. 2 25
The Tams and The Liwo Stock Journal and
Tiouseheld Companion, monthly...... . 1 7r.
TheTtates and Farmers'. Anvoeate, biweekly 1 00
The TB= and tho Cru1t'vator and Country
Gentleman, weekif - 2 751
Reduced rates with all other papers not men'ti'oned t
in the above lis`,
A.ddress, .
TIMIM OirxCE,
Wingham, Ont.
FATHER QM EV TO MR.
J. H. McC NNELL..
zo the editor of the Toter
Sur, -The iron head of la grippe,which
for some time held me within its icy
grasp, has at length oeen removed and I
feel "my own dear self" once again. This
will, no doubt, be sad news for J. H..
McConnell, who ha fondly hoped for
his own sake that 1 Kad been "sick unto
death."' What will ie the consternation
of the dear man on )earning that "Priest
Quigley" has arisen _'rem the dead and
that the terrible po.sibiiity still remains
that tbe,said "Pries' . Quigley" may yet
sing a High Maas over his (J. H. McCon-
nell's) mortal remt4ns. I beg him to
quiet his troubled t find. Such a calam-
ity is by no m Sans possible. The
Catholic Church ?rescribes no Mass,
either high or Iow, :or an abandoned re-
probate, even "at a ty price". There are
certain. specimens e.humant
t who
affect
great bravery rvhei, na enemy is witb,in
9neasureable, but r- ho, in the presenia of
real danger beemaie the most ailed
5pewarde. The gra id organizer of the P.
is A. has, during the present contest
tnquestionably p'oven himself to be
6aiture of this c ss. His swaggering
Ener of Decent r 7th was evide#itiy
iitritten for the pu pose of intimidation.
,But finding that h s efforts in tballtdirec-
then had proved u availing, he jtintained
err the last two m nths in a ; state of
Mortal fear,not der ng to lift his pen. So
Well did thie bee° known that a Wind
silt paper announc that J. IL McCon-
nell had, through far of his antagonist,
vlfItipped over to Droit." Butte sooner
kcal it tseeome know th the grand or
iizer that I was prostrated by an at-
kok of is grippe ea war, as he hoped',
"
uck unto death," t n allhiscourage
s ea
,
Streamed. Taking +a •antage of my in-
bility, as he sWWipese , to do anything
eelt defence, ho a etched up his pen
butane,' to the attest. As inti•
Iii in say Inst Tette , I do' notpropose
Awing his writinole, because their
atoll of Chr iptian prospriety
n7 nnf,a ler l .seus0iOn. They
however, a few 'toms too rich to
One of tho nt t amusing of -
where he ;tour holt the word
In the misuse `pt of lay let-
, y
et•;airy 19th the Latin word
T :..' .a'.�;G .M TIMES 1M.A,RCIT' , t8t1
on Xianitoba.
A ge•l ltlenit i 1\ rltingto silt exehatl2ge
from MAUI Manitoba, the town
near which our former townsman,
Mr. John .'nclerl;(:n, imides, gay:::
1 alt situatt (t Clear M'lita, a t'll`iv-
ingr utas‘ 'town . otl 'the. Smelt
Western 1)t__t)lclt tit' tin' (', I', `i,;
which is (Tile` iii' the finest towns of its
age in Mauijoha,altd since the advent
of the mill
growth, alt I
flourishing
general stubs, post office and biaek-
siuitlt shop. • it can now boast oi'
twenty -live general -.stores,. 1t. first
class flotwin;; shill of one hundred
barrel ellpaaity, three lar„c grain
elevators, ado three accommodation
hotels, seve :'al churches and a Rue
sehool hie -1 was erected the past
season, eost-itg in the neighborhood
of $7,000, l The surrounding country
ted for wheat growing
arming, but the settlers
riot depend chiefly on
laving went into stocl:
very e>xtenslvoiy so far. The average
farmer cult votes from two to five
hundred ac TS, and keeps a limited
number of horses, cows, bogs and
poultry -.W e have several pd
that own several sections of
land each, ' tad farm on somewhat an
extensive s.:ale, cropping from six to
twelve hundred acres, - Times are
not as goo c as we would '►visit, a
small crop and a still smaller price
being the
for this pat
fifteen bus
are a hou
11; has 'made very rapid
jirce years ago this now
alvei consisted 'of three
is well adal
and mixed
in this (lis
wheat, not
utuse, the •average per acre
t being between twelve and
)els. However, as hard times
ahold phrase in nearly every .
country it the world, we have no
reason to complain. -Now, before 'MOCL,uSE--»I
closing, I +.uust tell you. something 280, the wife
about our climate, An Englishman, 4,1> AsssLs-1n
home on 1, visit from here, • whee' 28th, the wife
asked abo it the weather, stated that rd ughter.
WC jut had two seasons in this; ' J*urs-In
country, :July and 1Vinnter,all(1 ly'e 0th' the wife o
PRTNGLr^In
111t1St aldilt.t'all:l'
the. lvitstsr , general -'128th, the wife.
ly speakh g, are a. trifle too long and t son.
11ZAtt IIALL WO have s
..clave for comfort, as 11G glare five y]anitnbt% nn
months i,f solid winter weather. I wife of leer. ,7a
MUSICAL; EXCELLENCE*
4RTIST IC DESIGN.
I+f7RAIiLE 'CONSTRUCTION.
Catalogue 'seat free on appli«
cation.
MORRIS -. FRO - GQGERS - CO.
LISTOW '`L.
The busing
was destroyed
Loss $200,000.
The total nu
Gerinatts ill telt
and a quarter
A change of
in the second I
Rivers and the
Montreal. -
Gold diseovc
country have c
interest in Wi
pectors aro ar
the spring.
1 >,
T
fl
c
d
portion of Kaslo, I3: C.,
)y fire Saturday night,
nber of foreign born
United States is nine
intimitis
:nue has been granted
ooper trial at Three
case will be heard i.tl
ries in the Rainy River
reatect a great deal of
mipeg and many pros-
'allging to go there in
BUIi N.
Wiughnm,on February
of Air. D. A. McClure; a
Ingham, on' February
f Mr. • Tttos. Cassels; a
rnberry, on February
Mr. Thos. ;fames; a son,
'urnberry,.on February
f Mr. John Pringle; a
t Porta^'e la Prairie,
e 20th February, the
Marshall, Collector of
his whiter has been exceptionally Customs; a dam rhter.
no so fa--,uo bad storms, just enough
now for good sleighing and not too Gizmo-Kx
old, and it only continues the Goal the bride's m
si
calors lu-rvest will be light compar- (S , fo M. r
d with 1'-.t winter. LaAvxr- C,
of Ik'fr. John
28th of Febre
;vo Stoatmarkets, nicks, Mr. Jet
Isllt'1tX)i D.
1, --At the residence of
her, on Wednosclay. ll'eb.
v. 1). Perrin, Mr. David
a Kerr, alt of Wtuyhttm.
dolt -At the residence
owrie, Turuberry, on the
ry, by the Rev, Mr, Dan-
es Leaver, of East'Wawu-
Toront),Feb. 27th. --The receipts nosh, toeliss ane Carrick, of Turnberry.
to -day w re 34 Carloads, in which CLARICE 00th, ult,, by41le •Naw.-In
Clinton,
Rev. A. Stewart, Capt•
are sue uded . b7 sheep and Eare C. Clare e, of the Salvation Army,
700 hogs. "There Wee at Petrolia, to Mses M. A,, daughter of Mrs.
lambs 8.11
fair dente
the best I
picked 1
hack room is selected where the dark brought .
piotttngs may he carried on free from. to Bie pct
the light of hon■ -at investigation. No $35 to 'i5
public meetings ars held and no inter- at $2 to
change of ideas as to the merits and sales at
id for cattle, with sales of Agnew, of Me'
ad at ante to qe,, and a few ' SPltotr-
at 4c. •Inferior cattle brother ofitho
e to 21e, and mediums, 3e by Rev. N. Sh
ib.
Mileh cobs firmer, at
per head, and calves sold
each. Sheep firmer, with
to wm4.75 each, and lambs
c to 4- c per lb. Ilogs
the proceedings comet stand the light of steady ; t so best bacon. hogs brought days.
n.
NNAIi.-In Tuckersmith,
0 of Mr. John Hannah,
rtde,'on February 10th,
Iw, Mr. David Sproat, or
Ethol, to Miss sgnos,younest daughter
of the late Mr. -ohn Hannah.
- 1Di1ts.
AGAR. --ID lurnberry, :on February
..7th, Mary Ell .u, wife of ;lir. Robert
demerits of the Oreer. They know that brought Agar, aged 27 years, 5 months and 10
free discussion ane therefore their work 55.15, alt
is carried on, as th ,y suppose, with the store, 441c
"utmost secrecy". But, alas I for the per let.
instability of humt.n plans and projects, East 13
there is always name cruel newspaper tee-Trvo
reporter around, or some other "spy,"Sheep a
who usually "lets sbe oat out of the bag". at ycsterc
2nd. The next gar se on the programme 111 pearl
is to interview ore,or more prominent 5 Per el
men in the toc, village or district for chola
There are usually three classes of men 'pounds n
oilier:; 5 ; light fat and IvIent.ow.-I- Clinton, on the 21st
and heavy fat, 41c to d c l'u1t.;Elizabeth,.+fife of S r. Robt. Marlow,
a d 73 years t-�d 14 das.
'iTrit2E.-In • 4nrris, on Saturday, Feb,
ffalo, N.
,3r,, Feb. ?7. --Girt 17th, Mary. yt:angest daughter of Mrs.
carts; steady. Margaret Whit ., aged 21 years, 1 month
td lambs -'Celt cars: steady and low/8
/mos. -I i Brussels. On Sunday,
ay's advance. A load of February 78th, Benjamin Eriwards, aged
average State lambs sold at . 8years, l tnon ho and 14 days.
t ��� - ov1;, orris nn Saturday, Feta,
to 'hest; good 84 to �)()" 45 years. 9r mon hs. and 12 days.
t Canadas, $4.80 to l:n
' `�.i" th Albert, f 'Samuel L , aged
ti- sold
at ,I.25 to $4.65,
wily are intervi ,'ed in this way. leis Sheep st' .ngcr; fair mixed sold xtt
The prominent usiness man. ' Ho is X2'75 t° w3; choice grades, wooly
proffered an iml-ortant Ace in the yearling weathers sold at $2.75.
Hogs -Ten CAi'tt, slow and easy.Society, an extene ve patronage from the
brethren on condi -ion that he will use Yorker05.10 to ,95.40; choice light
do. and ,lgs, :„5.15 to $5.50; mixed
his influence for the extension of the
Okder. He is furt rermore informed that orl.ers, „+,)..i0; fau • to good heavy
until he has assutred all the responsibil-- '' 5Jl S.
ities of meratberalzp be cannot be told Moutr 'a1, Feb, 2 i .- There were
about
what these respotsibilities are. Should :35) ]react of butchers' cattle, 30
r .
he assert his m .nhtfad be refusingto calves at td 50 sheep offered at the.
accept these absurd and injure propoet- east ant_ abattoir yesterday. Tit(
acre t e enol informed. r the butene •were present ill considerable
Mons,
he
is
st cel yy info mas well "shutthe nulubers but trade was lather s%w,
up shop.” More t Iatt one case of this t an
rovers were, askingeshigher
kind have occur ed in Wingbam and figures a tt on last week's 11a1wc'ro
other places dung the late 1, iY: A, and, as t rule, higher price's were
organizing eainpai min Horan. Fearing Jaid, few e. the best animals
sold at a >out 4 Ee, per lb,, with pretty
to trespass on yow space beyond the good isto at from 3•3c; to nearly •fc.
limits of propri sty, Z beg leave to per lb.; ough Half -fatted steers and
halt here. In the meantime, I assure colltlnon dry COWS sold at about 3e,
my friend Maio ell that "Priest and the easier animals at about tic.
per lb. 'here is an active demand
and Iig
l
prices (s 1ti1 forx good caves
A mixed lot of eight canes were sold
at u r, ea 1. Prices ranged yesterday
front $2. 0 to $0 each. Mr. Alphoni
,, Mailettc )ouh'ht a. lot of good lambs
porter let at 1 1nf1Y• v, , t , , r 1
;t<Hanx I alt .fi•. c. per ler. Mixed lots
n ))air to 1' 9 ,f oO, ,
of slice/ and lambs s=eed at about 4e.
1z ) (.(Novper lb. Fat hogs are selling at from 1.l..f)t s,lC
tically ill recently, 5c. to n a.rly .) C.1 per ell,
by gds phy131014/I
Quigley is still alt
''Pours Ft
Tl
St. Augustine, Feb
re and well.
itiafuliy,
s. QUP:ALEY, P. P.
a
..,
eth 1894.
Joseph Hartley-
peg hotel, has fall
Iron.Jo11'.i ilea;
West, who was er
has been informI
that he ealtllot attt •apt t(1itstentl the W, , Carruthers walked out of a
House of Commons nor even too'ato second storey
window t Kingstont0t on
lower town to look lifter leisroar. Saturday night and received injuries
p � �,
ty. Ile is ii7 year's- of age. which resulted in his dearth.
UN—NF VED, TIRED
People and invalids will find in
CAI1PX rZLL' ± Qr.J11411` I-' WINE
1A. pleasant restorative and on -Mazer. Pure
and wholesome, it has stood e.t.a test of years.
1'reptredonly by I . CAMPTIELt & Co.,
Beware ofTtnrta`io:Is. Mosirttnon.
esseeer':oar teee • aaateeei9i2itGi14Ja:tiLY6.■Yi.��
TIDE TO ME PURL
We, t `,undersigned, hereby Is ify oar
policy Ito , rs and public genera y that we
have appoi eel John Ritchie, son of the
late John Ili . tie, deeeanerl,) sur agent, to
anct:eed Itis let titer, as t = representative
in Wingham an ieinit or our respective
Companies :
. Rolm 141ACDONALD,.
Seo, North Brits
13. B. Mantes,
Speeial ent A ret Ins. Co.
lemma Levee'
A2a1 ger Celeclon n Ins. Co.
t7.tstrs Lociclr•
' en. Mercantile Firlues Co.
Cues. DA MON,
5 • : Wellington Mutual Fit Ins. Co.
r
0.M. eaLott
Sec. `Waterloo Mutual Fire no. Co,
• lits Ann.
anagerEconomical Mutual Vire , :,Co.
tAS. P.CtdIi1:1•,
Sec. Perth Mutual Fire /Ls, Co
17. 1tlelnAnDaoN,
Chief Agent London Guarantee do A.a.
Jess. Latex,
Man. Steam 33oitor and Plate Glass Is.Co,
ercantile Inc Co.
FARM FOR SALE,
West half, alis part of East half lot 87,eon. 14
west Wawanossh, cnntaidlrg0,Jservo. for further
partteutars at+p1yan the premieres at by snail to
JAMES MOW1JRAY,
Saint Thomas ", 0., lfotth Dakota.
D.
We wish to calk attention this week 1>avtieulariy to our
NI
NOM
1N) MOST
l
in Melt's, Youths', and I3oy5'.
H A T SI
e start them
AT 50 C J .'1• TS !,. •.u�W bF1k �4
and whether you buy at cheap or (1'ts er halt, you can Itave the very
tat t style.
IN SHiRT . AND COLLARS,
We are s
Como and see its,
The Anchor House,
g the finest and newest styles.
We are selling cheap.
Respectfully yours,
11%x.. COPDOJ'T.
HARNESS . LD GOLLARS.
Having bogghfout the Ambler Harness Business and started in his old stand,
am prepared to furnish the pubiio with everythi usually kept to a haruese shop
such as
HEAVY, LIGHT and TRACK HARNESS.
NETS, DUSTERS,
W HIPS, CURRY COMBS,
BRUSHES, SWEAT COLLARS,.
TRUNKS, VALISES and
" TRAVELLING BAGS, tic., sic
I make all my own Collars and guarantee satisfaction.
Give me a trial and I will use you right.
h1
137:aexial t
tm,
I10101-1 WORK, under the guiding hand of the 1' . 0*PAL of the
Fores
who ha
FIPTr.17\
proper
Colicg
Business and Shorthand ,, r tel, of London, Ont,,
had srsatnr, preparation for his chosen profession, assures success '; cry student. dating Rnont
SnAas In the ChM room and VIVA yaaus In ltustNRa.t and arnica 1•aAcTIo • e should know how: to
young people for business. It pays to attend a school that has a stantiine r tong business cion.
ro•opens on Tuesday, January 2ud,1804. Catalogue free. Good board ;12.50 p.
0115 j". W. 'V 1&I 11i' ' itvr$,r. e, P rilliici ,c 1.
J E SOP DR. McLEl.l.AN, LONDON, DINT.
497 T albet Street,
McELROY, 18 TM and ?'Alt SURGEON,
Gradu•tte of the New York Eye and Lar hospital,
1589. Post Graduate Coarse en the Eye, Ear. Nose
13 -''C '-T1:L and Throat at the New York Yost Graduate Medical
* School and Hospital. 1892. Eyes Tested. Glasses
supplied, rine stook of Spectacles, Lenses and
Are offering' Artificial rtes. Will be et the
Brunswick House, •WINGHAM,
The tirat or last THURSDAY of
each month,)zt date named below:
Fourth Visit. March 29th, 1894.
Hours 8 a. m. to S p. m. Charges
moderate.
GREAT BARGAINS
in all lines carried by them. Note n few
TRADE GETTERS :
Men's Boots.,.... .......... ....`l 7:S
Men's Long Felt Boots....... 1 00
Men's Long Rubber 13oots 1 76
Boys' Long Rubber Boots 76
Men's Fine Liners Overshoes.. 1 00
Boys' and Girl's Overshoes...: . 50
Mon's SIippers .... +. 26
Ladies' Slippers ..:. . ......... ... . 25
Men's Gaiters 75
Women's Boots..." ..... ........ 60
Hoye Boots . , .. , 60
netlike at half price..
01bs. Currants 25
li lbs, new Raisins, , ...........
6lbs. Rice
10 lbs. Oatmeal V5
2 bottles nice Fresh Tickles........ , .25
4 packages Cornstarch.......... , . 25
f lbs, dour wonderful 25o.Japan'Tett 1 00
12 lbs. 20e. Tea-- ... .....
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar........ , 1 00
1 25 lbs. Brown Sugar
1 0 lbs. Green Rio Coffee
18 bars 5a Seethe;
4 Dense 114,w:setd 10c. Smoking
Tobaced «....... , v't .
plugs Mclianald 10ii. �Che�iving
Bei ft liTF0 i\DALL ,`;'EEL "
Ut"tg CGL
25 eetiY: w 'a coni o THAT + trirkillILL•IS
-....- .
100 dOH 7'f' PELTON
10
.AGENT,
25 WINGHAM, • - ON` ARID.
Also, manufacturer of Ali hinds of
26 • fir Id
Yew {ell•.. supplied
art short rietice.
trnmaS.-LOaslt, Tatter#of ggs.
Lake Huron herring $3.25 per keg.
JSS
L ol} � x*i:a1lLatoy,
131, th
STALLiEIS FOR SALE„
The undersigned agora for sate the three following
Clydesdale stallions, ,til bred item imported stock t
" dark bay emninr six need ei hteen
i;Kt.ti, 5 ember .V K
hundred pounds; sired by MaeOrexot•; dant 'fiJ)d-
townitettc." A ant efoal yettur, end perfectly sound.
• "PRINCE, '• coining thrte, bay; and 'PRANK,
I /totting two, abut bay, beth sired by. "black"; dam
• imported "b'afCv," who has carried aft the iirnt
pri706 and sweep9lake,, ;Hilt (ha local shows.
bas abate n*inaia »til hu Hold wheals for rash,
stack orapprot•ed notes, Por ftrrther particulars
aN to pedigrees and terms, apply to
TrIUMAii TOGO,
1f+zron Co., Ont, ss, flotens t* 0
CODEX
P�UCPS,
IrOu aid Force Patttpasupplied to order.
Repairing pro t1
attended to
Prise
reason.
Shop -Diagonal street, nearly appetite Bank '
Iten,titon, W Witham.
_.._.•••• ,••• ••++..+,.•• •••
FARM FOR SALE,
'r•. -w
'Cit ,
e undersigned offers for Salo. ilia 9arnr, being
South
ntetntnu looaere .; itioteconcession
or less East
here In about
78 AOrcb under cniticatlon, the balance is print.
brick hush, and largenframepb am Rit•ithntaitonb inlir
ursderneatb, aibo a W1411'111
pplendid bearing eirehttrd. and
a treed sprirfr well. Tha farm will be sold roesorte
able. For particulare a ply en the prom ea orad•
dregs, Whitechurch, ty 0,
T th, Tet 3 COQit, 1?reprbatror,
'Last Watranoyh,15,1, nth, idea.
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you . XXIIL"""NO
PRINTS,
PRINTS,.
" PRIN
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They are here and . the;
beauties, see them ; as mina.
,prettiest in town.
t►else • re ar
ORR & HISCOCRe
Direct Ito
Tee Been, March 711*, f894.
Marriage I,iognaea
Issued by FRANK PATERSON. No
toria street,Wtdghatlt, Ont. No w
required. -' " '
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fi3 EST get a Business
Placa In Gan
cation, Shari
etc., Is at the
• • ' . trot Business
lege, Toronto, out, andtford,
Unquestionably Canadatest
ruercialSchoala. Cairee.
tion this. paper. Shaw xPrins'
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LOCAL/ NEWS:
:_Girl wanted at o ce to d
• .k. Apply at oeen' Hotel.
-The town of Se forth is off
°'t` elle Inc light plant f sale by tent
-The thaw and r n of th
week ma he s
theek del ' �t ()he
'very muddy conditi
-Every argots i neneleigh
Yn Id gt;
'the times, at Re -rdcery.
,]'
ssureof fresh goode:tf you buy thei
-Mr. J.M. Hargreaves, of Pa
been appointed member of th
of the College of Pharmacy to
the counties of Hu -on, Grey and
-Private moneys to loan on s
et reasonable rate of interest, A
tf JOHN
'-1 he Temperan a meeting in
perance Hall, to•ni ht, under th
of the W. O. T. U., rowing to
successful affair.
.-Rev. Dr. Han
;reached Missionary
.dist church, on Sun
;,gregations. The
;Sabbath School in
-Just Opened
-
Raddio, Shredded
Herring, and :Berri
Reynolds' Grocery.
.-Remember the eating in ti
male Hall, this (Fr' ay) evening
auspices of the -W. . T. U. lie
' and a good progr mme. No
at
oilecion.
-Oranges, Pineapples, Cocoa
lavas, and a. large assortment
goods, pure maple syrup, at t]
1price% at Jas. Mcl elvie'2
---All interested s ould attend
men's Convention i the town 1
(Friday). Meetin both aftt
evening. No adm'salon fee, a
die. invited,
Mr. 8. 'Xouhi.e, real estate
Ur. Samuel Stalk 's cottage, o
street, mn Wedinesday last, to
Jenkins, son of ►•. Thos. J
'vale read, at a f it figure
will hove to tow shortly, end
an his business, t at of brie
atone mason.
-G. T. It. trains for Toren
leave Wingham at 0.25 a. m
ate and 8.46 p. m., via Clinton
Geed nneetions by all train
The Seaforth xposito
says that in a 'oeen. letter f
• 0. Meyer, late o this to
,stated that since gong to the
t fine Isad good heaitl„ and h ws
ilo business, with eellent pl
Ile er'rnumeroua frfena*1
*ill be pleated d tbe,,rsu
#rolls ilial.
)on, of St.
sermons in
ay last, to 1
r: also ,add
ie afte oon
1V
oil
tgt
lid FIs
loatery
in Tomo
1441
ouesdey afterla m,
jiirivaire lecturo to IOj
r 024
lies on