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Om SHAW
l+a THE PRICE OF MEAT
• ACMN.
10e. PER LB.
meats in low proportion.
IC SAUSAGE
also on hnncl•
red to pay the highest pries•
of fowl. They lutist be drawn.
seed.
GEO. SHIVA%
, Oct. 10th, 1803.
.ELLAN, LONDON, ONT.
234 Dundas Street,
OA 'BAB leGEO.1
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be NOV York Eye and Ear hospital,
rndunte Coarse un the Nye, Ear, Nose
the New York Yost Graduate Medical
Elospital.122es Lensesd. lannd
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date named below:
Visit, July 5th; 1894.
g a. m. to 3 p. m. Charges.
If you want your•
'BIRG SUIT
nada in t!_^ latest style, go to,
Imo.IRVIN►
opposite Bank of Hamilton,
WINGHAM.•
pe0hd
iteiticm.
I have a full stock of
Watches,
Clocks,
JewelrJ
o which I invite special attention.
MAINS WILL BE GIVEN.
'RI+iPAIUING A SPECIALTY,.
d. all work done on the premises.
M. PATTF ESO! ..
Stead -Directly opposite the Bank 01'
smitten. 'Witlghatll..
The Deanery of I'Iurort. ;1)usiness trimeactecl was the adoption
c)f the coitbG
x
• ' htuthou used by . t,
ViltaT AN\T?M SUM)'V' somal, CON- , George's annual the widelt is parinosy re Com -
the
e'al �7.Ie)'r-- eti t''.'rlNe) o)r! ilii. I mended t
11I:0ANA1. CHAPTER, • ! basis for organizations for cln1re11
of complying
work, The propriety complying
The first animal convention for the more fully with the ch and bapsismr
Sunday schools .of the Deanery of I performing marriages
d tU at private
Huron was held in St. George'e 1 in the ehnicli ibe brought 1 t tate
seht)ol room on Tuesday last, Into .
Dean Ilodgins presiding and over 70
delegates being in attendance, repre-
senting every charge, in the deanery,
except Exeter. Rev. M. Diehl., of
Ilolmesville,• was appointed scere-
tary.
- The first business of the morning
session was the reception of reports
from the various schools, all of which
were very satisfactory ; the statistics
given were not complete, but they
given
over 1,000 children enrolled,
awl an average attendance of over
700, while the Bible classes had over
200 members additional..
regular S. S. Association fah' the, hover Bros., Ltct , 43•
co •
Deanery was then forilled, to be cam- and yon vvi11 receive by post a pretty
posed. of all the Clergy, S, S. teachers 1 ilami free
g. from advertising, This is an easy way to decorate
p one helve. Tho soap is the best in the
ont post Lova., (Cheers.)
houses, 1v1 1 'ought n l a
comingueetint of the Synod. The
congregation of. St. Stephens were re-
commended. ndecl to have a deputation in-
terview the Bishop while in this see-
-doe a few weeks hence, with a
iew
to having . a permanent pulpit supply.
The general opinion was that both
the convention And the chapter ineet-
II1
Ling were amongst the Most successful
gathering's i11 the history of thedio-
cese.-Stat.
1
eese.-•Stat .
now to Got. a +'Stuilight" Pieter°.
Send 25"Snulight" Soap wrappers (wrap-
per bearing the words Why Does a •Wo-
man Look Old Sooner Than a lean"). to
Scott St.,Toronto,
THE W1NG IASl flME*, JUNE: 1R , 1894,
Thein lieerj and few Liberals will )
deny that during all the later year's
of hili life Sir joint Mactlonaid'e, one
supreme aim was to build u a united ,
Canadian country and keep down'I�
friction, to conciliate roligions.gnarrels i
and reeial hatreds, and to make
Canada united and tolerant earl- i
&may ; and there area scores. of
Conservatives in T'orontoto-dthis
in every constituency throughout
Province, who know that if the forces 1
that are behind 11 'Ir. Meredith triumph 11
in this tautest --'-if' they defeat 1 ,-
Liberal Government of Sit Oliverj'atf1(i
e- hat the old historic Cols.! a a D Tyas and
serve at, t
$Crvativc party will perish ill the ; Bris comfort and improvement
(Ileal hear and Leos' 'la pear!,+u:.a o� nti1 pvho live axed
Bathe disaster, r y rightlJ
cheers. 1 simply, desire to say in , ilsta�,xsavulc +juyliionlarc, 'with
name
that ill the days to collie tan less'he Ca ienpeodittlr�+, by mUTe I,,n)ml'tlyo
Mame of Sir Oliver Mowat will bo fiote
ell. o11 the page of Canadian adapting the
world's
rid 1 buil g will atteso
hluluillati halo needs p .
history ---(heat, hear) ---and the cacti- the value to health of the pure liquid
cenclants of the Conservatives) i;ho for the v. lu p e he. situ
e;°znraoad .1 rho
now revile 111111 and denounce 11.11 his rentrody, Syrttp Of t )
paltry party ends, will Bold nil Its excellence is elute to its Presenting
career and the record of his Govern= in the form most accepta:b' 2 and pleas -
as hi •h,examples for the public ant to the taste, the refreshing perfect lull
anent g generations 40 l properties p
len of Ontario for i beneflcia rte ertiesa of
>), • ; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing ,constipation.:
.xt hoe given satisfaction to millions and
The race l eR cont >ualont the downpour I profession, beoause itLl of acs on the eKid-
oeca in, Oft neys . Liver and Bowels without weak-
of rain, will be held here on 1±'1 iclay, ,ping them and it is perfectly free from
tulle 22, when X500 in prizes will be very objectionable substance.
given for horse.races. Prizes will al- Syrup of :Figs is for sale by all drug -
so be given for football, baseball, la- gists in 75o.thettios, butait Fisg anu-
Tlie Coin- factured by
Crosse and other sports. 1 Co. only, whose name is printed on every
ruittce have completed all arrange-, ackage, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
moats and have decided to make this p
a gala day' in the town's history. -A. Wept any substitute if.offered. .
S. Allan, the Refol'in .candidate fpr UDItIC]I__-
als titling, is just now pushing ----'•--GO '
his election campaign. Mr. Allen is , •,The base ball game played here•
yrs
JIM
(1
• and afiieers, and members of I31ble
classes. A constitution to govern the
• body was then discussed and adopt-
ed.
THE AFTERNOON SESSION
• ,.• was devoted largely to the reading and
discussing of' paper's 011 appropriate
subjects, the first being two papers
on
",The Catechism as the Basis of
Church Teaching," and. " Qualifica-
tions of a Sunday School Teacher,"
by Mr. Robinson, of Wroxeter. In
these he urged the prime necessity of
._ teaching the catechism, neglect of
which was one of the causes for ab-
, sence or neglect of the Holy contour-
The second paper, by Mrs. Foster,
of Winghalll vias on " Cliilclreu's
Services and how to, conduct them."
A few of the suggestions Were The
ehildren should be catechized by the
rector, sa,y once every quarter, i11 the rave
church•
l t oue
the ends open. Write your address care-
fully.
loather and rt wild only
cos
age to send in, the wrappers if you leave
The Boy and the Steer.
Mr. J. S. Willison, the able editor-
in-chief of the `Toronto Globe, deliv-
ered one of the cleverest speeches
during the campaign, at the Pavilion,
in Toronto, last week. Ileany . said;
d; the
thisu contest,yyea icanlscarcely identify
the Con r Laughter.)
the Conservative party.(Laughter.)
T tell whether Mr. here-
leacline' the
IIAR RISTON.
means 110 trouble,
means new prices.
Having for soave time studied the interests of' the consumer, and
r h 1 ens theyhave borne loader the old policy Of 1o1.g credits, .e
r11�, the burdens
knowing full well that the man who pays cash helps to pay for the ei
ls;novv 1 g
account and for the mill who never pays, I will, therefore, give you
Xr"> r r+
by the adoption of the
' than any other man in. Wiughanl. I
and will give you goods cheaper tl
direct to the manufacturers and buy for
ter«
•eforc in a position to give you many lilies of pods below
I aril, tll(.1 e 1 1
WHOLESALE PR .
Give me a trial and I will convince you of the fact that
"O S -��.••Sa�,,.__ KING."
All kinds of Produce taken same as Ca
Dress and :1lautle Making; on the
here cut free of charge. Cutting and
MACDONALD BLOCK.
re
C,
sh.
premises. All Mantle Goode bough
fitting a specialty.
el NTY . .
1'i I�CxIIAa1�L' .';
011
rowing
any Corn this season ? If so,
SO, we can supply you with . the best
�� Cam' •,~ .�L.� '>:t...�
clltll is tl factions of his
1s in the country-. We have in stock the following ertlriet)cs of
factions s of the party aLr- thoroughtemperance man and Wednesday, gime Mitchell, 1 e- g cachet Corn :
Ll. a connected-
1 the
last ed Y� 17 to I •
i
Ensilage and Fodder leading edith reclith. (Hear, hear.) connected with a nnlent t
head of which pledged himself. to . salted in favor of Goderich by
There are Thompson Conservativ, 11 4. On Friday, the Goderich club RDD COB, MAMMOTH SOUTHERN SOVI ET,
,Meredith; Conservatives, and In -1 1•ohibitory measure ill, .1 la• eel the Irish nine, of Lucan, and
RURAL TI3OROL GIIBRED, MAMMOTH CUBAN,
and , p y
dependent Conservatives, and P,P. a•- the i%tit es sslon if it is 1 1 vvou the gauge by o5 LU'\TGF'FL , GOLDEN }31?.Al%TY;.
Conservatives, eery°atfves, and Patron. Conserve-- Voters should take note of this and A Anderson is in St. John, N B 'IDD OF '1'III' NO
RT and P. 1'. A. -Patron Conserve-
. s - (1ie•hter)-and P.- I', r1.
party or the aac ton
; responsive services should be straight. (laughter.) There are
1 either from the church service then al0 constituences in this
or based on the liturgy. 'These ser-
vices reCjtlil•e nlusie, prayer, • address-
es. Tlie first should be bright hymns
and tunes easily -sung and understood;
province, in which Conservative con-
ventioils have not put candidates in
to the field. There are some of those
constituencies in which the candidates
the•prayers might be taken from the of the Opposition, or •rather the C)p
• el)e
suitable will 1
SL
elected, ct
• book,if ere
• 'el
a b,
1candidates, •lull
Of ia ,
is yc
lace p'ion
coPosition os
• � tiesMr.
' =the el 'Weir and the addresses obedient and loyal supporters of
Meredith, but lie dare not g0 upon
the platform. urging" their' claims to
election. (Hear, hear.) lar. Clarke
Wall)ee is speaking in East York to-
day on behalf of the Meredith candi-
date.
for about 12 minutes more,
elate. CUlilcl you imagine' 1115 leader,' ball kicked by Wilson e, fivl]lg
'straightforward reasoning of all.
Sir John Thompson, or Mr.. Ostlran,
Solicitor -General, Mr•.Curran through the Listowel goal a second g
or time -''The Listowel players were DOW G • lilt. McGillicuddy, . tf the
sp. the SSignal, occupied the chair. -At the
speaking in Hamilton, or Lincoln, getting excited and they played ill reentMetheclist Conference held h1
South Essex -(great laughter and I Iles �e )tion.. Ilovvever, all was to no this town four young men were
•cheers) --in behalf of the candidates 1 avail, for in 10 minutes more. Harris- ordained into the Ministry. ' The
ill support Mr. Meredith i£ o i scored. 'time wax Rev. Dr. tire assisted at the ordina-
tion. --There was also an English
church gathering here last week and
the June meeting of the County
Council was held. •-The entertain -
tient in connection with the Mc-
Gillivray Mission Band, held last
1
h0
Friday flight, was , a snecess.
proceeds amounted to some $52.
BELGRAVE.
I01
should bo given by the minister, and
should' be illustrative and simple
after the example of the Great
Teacher. The benefits of such ser-
vices will be mutual to children,
teachers and parents.
The third paper was on " Parental
Responsibility," by. .Tames Arm-
strong, of Varna. In it he said
" home" was the making or marring
of the lives of many people; no power
in the world Outlet lead the children's
thoughts to higher realms than Moth-
er. Parents should' not only teach
their children to pray, but also pray
with them and lead such a life them-
selves that •they may be good. m-
aniples to follow. Teach .the child -
Ton of love.
en.that God is a roc
Rev. Mr. Tu..lbull, of Goderieh,
gave the fourth aper on The
Bible Cla s. "
Each paper brought forth lively
and profitable discussions, that
•evinced a deep interest on the part
of' the convention,
The following. questions were put
and discussed generally : How to
teach the infant class, and promotions
in the school.
On the invitation of the Dean the
next annual convention will be field
in Seaforth.
Officers of the Association were-
then
ere
then elected. as follows: Hon, pres.,
the Rural Dean; pros., the rector of
the place 111 which the conv`entian
' shall bo held; vice-president, Mrs.
Foster, Wingham; recording secre-
tary+, Rev. L. W. Diehl, Hohnesvillc;
corresponding sec., Miss Brown, Sea -
forth. The convention adjomrned
after a most successful and encour-
aging beginning.
Ill the evening a special service
was held in the church, the congre-
gation being very large. The muni-
ear programme Was very finely r end-
nd-
ered, and choir plaster 1)aev dill„
his associates well deserved the hearty
praise given thelia ill the vote of
thanks passed in the chapter meeting.
The sermon by 1110 Dean was au ad-
mirable discourse on mttsie and
• praise in their relation to that eiiu
service,
'1i 1115 vowel'. to 5. -Rev. J.
mark their ballets accordlingly . -Talo , attending the General Assembly of •
attach tallied " of match between High the Presbyterian Church of Canada. in. We
of Harriston II g ev. Mr. Howell leaves here Several other standard kinds are coming
slilpperslin Canada for th
foot ball teamsT
School and Listowel was played in i for -TheActon 'at the end of Toile.-- ments with one of the largest and most
Sc
last Satarday. The game_ Monday the first new crib for handling of their Seed Corn. By this lnaJll dvaunce on the ot we are able f oftdt as
Atwood la 1 Last pier
at 3 3.0 sharp, Mr. Snyder,was towed out and evas specially selected laced Corn at a very was calledthe e Past experience. has proven that Elevator Corn is -de
game.
storm r F'cecl Corn. 1
the althe tiro Elevator third.
d,
place, but T;Corn fol e
refereeing b5
'tsbe.t
•eSt g 'all 1 a. - the
Of •Mount Forest, ,I been„ sLuil.
In goner to Atwood our boys had de -on Tuesday night wrecked it so at for sceclin ptupo.ea. Get
g
termincd to win andthey showed I b telly that it had to be toevecl into
ilfttl
• COMPTON'S EARLY, Lh:AyIINGjIT
• .PRIDE
Bbl �Ih�a 0� CMU • t1111 5nia SEC➢S
i
a sl
L
'L yin , Y
'• )1�v
loll
tl g
this in
playing.
combination, the ball was passed to
W. Johnston and through the Lie -
towel goal it went. This was only
10 minutes after the •ball had been
kicked off. Sharp playing event on
ell the
r
loss
The
• airs.
dockagainfoe
p
the
.r
is estimated at $(i00—Mr. Garlovv,
M. P. P. for West Huron, addressed
a mass meeting in the Grand Opera
House on Tuesday. The meeting
was largely attended and the audi-
ence was interested by the plain,
who Ir
elected. • Mr. Meredith in his London
speech made, a profession of high
•CA.nadiallisllt, and those who know
hint believe that he made it from his
heart • but ho is at the 'Mercy ' of the
ton agaii i Half
now called, the game standing 3 to 0
in favor of Harriston. During . the
next half time good playing was done
on both sides, but. the Listowel play -
1 c10 llothiug with our boys.
guerilla factions that have broken i Shortly, our boys by a skilful cont -
.11a5 our elan
IcI
I
,
(Cheers.) bat le b
C •d
again scorels
ed, out in his puts: ( bination a,,ain ,
tot where they leach, praying only I perhaps to humor Listowel, was • de -
that the Lord would deliver him ln'1 elated off side, Time was now near -
safety at tale" end of ,the contest. i 1 t u and Listowel was desperate.dict
(Groat laughter.) During_` the last I ly p and ick thl a rush they
Presidential campaign in the United l getBOne goal before time was called.
States there appeared in Georgia o l the game eluted the stere
stump orator named Ham. • He was stood 3 to 1 an favor of Ilio core
S CS He hadtheir success,
>Jaui'Jan elated
politicalel els by
boys feel Iasortof7.1>.e
a great equipment of stories, ttiic, he � theyare now the champions of
became a favorite throughout 111the Maitland Dhstrlie cThe ions of
whole, country during the course of team of Harriston II. S. also went to
the contest. He told one story of .a 1 the junior team
w
ith
boy who undertook to break . a year- Af :that Atwood to play ithhough our team
ling-not the calf with a cough, but
yearling.. (Laughter.) In order I was the lightest they succeeded in
a y eb 1 defeating the Atwood team by 1
to make sure that the yearling �; would to 0.not get away he tied one end of the
rope around his waist. Of eourse, I
the other enc, was around the steer's
horns. Well, as Ilam says, the steer
became angered during the breaking
1"Neese and split a "Crack in th•
e tl c
BLH.
YT
James Connolly, Esq., the Patron
Candidate for West Huron, and others
are to address the electors on Friday
e in Iljdustry hall ---The stock
=sphere toward the swamp, an b 1 v nin
eV. A. E. Shaw, at present on the
Wroxeter circuit,Will be the successor
of Rev.J. II. Dyke, of the Methodist
church. Mr Dyke goes to Allcnforcl
_--nary Jane, beloved wife of Mr.11.
Stevens, of Clinton, passed away on
Saturday last, at the age of 54 years.
Mrs, Stcveus.had been quite 111 for a
year or more and bore her suffering
with Christian resignation. She eves
kind-hearted and generous to a fault ;
respected by all who knew }ler. She
was a aster to .airs. Tufts, of 13e1-
grave.
mag &McElroy; in this burg, is
boy hit the ground 01y on the High lof
places, (Laughter.) In their mad to be disposed of on Friday.-•--Iilyth
career they met a neighbor, who I is to have a new barrister in the
shouted to the boy, " Where .are yoll persoff of Mr. A. S. Dickson, of Sea-
g ?" and the boy, as they, struck forth, Mr. Dickson. has been for
c shouted back, some time vvitll�I,awyer R. S. Hays,
the 't k altitude, , ;, . i.he. Epworth League
,l 3
t�'Vll, p
idiott0
,, 'dtothat 1 h
e 1t
uio
lc.
so nf
•didthe
ask t "):now, yott meddlesome
ask the steer!'' ((��'eat laughter.) Mr. I.of the Methodist church
English and
as
of
is just as mtpart t the
tl e bar i P i esUyterian churches to be present of tale factions finer in his party
vvas atttlle mercy of the steer, (T,augll• 1 with then) an Tuesday evening
ter and a15lse.) in the time of 1 their meetitlg.•.--Peter i teintOsh, Who
its great leader, Sll' John Macdonald,' pleaded tiguilty Tc o john Mason, 11eaten-
thethe
Conservative party- always ing letter to
marched out with its drums beating was released on suspended sentence
and with its face to the foe, and in last Monday:by Jude cl.py 1 in a fair.
whatever estimation Liheratls Inas having. spent
ahold Sir John Macdonald alley always
boll •-•-•tlle;4 Dr Bruce Snaith', of Seaforth, Wee
the vest unanimous
moils veto
TIMI' 'C11APT [art III:1•.TY O.
The quarterly meeting of the De- itl
canal Chapter oil Wednesday knew t ;E t of the eve y
8 a.m.etl' by holy Communion tett
S a.m„ the proceeding's Of the chirp- always knew that tile. header was Thursday by a 1
• 81 10,;30 o'clock, antro tttl`0U 01 tllall the party, and the
elected Pl`esldcnt of the Ontario
tee -beginning stronger than
it3 balms-. Medical Association.
comimling until 'one. :meager the party
You Cosh?
on hand.
''INC12101.
OES YOUR
WIFE
4 O HER OWN
WASHINC?
It is a sure sign of weakness.
1
You need more tltarr a tonio>, •-'ee••'' 1�1V -6LeS,
SCOi:You need'45 BLANKETS,
SilEETINGS,
t
1
F she does, see that
the
wash is made Easy.
Clean by getting her
SUNLIGHT SOAP,
which does away with th
terror's of wash -day.
Experience will convince her th
it PAYS to use this soap.
Visited.
ANY QUANTITY.
Have a complete stock of
iSt lit0
wsgrial
tl;o Cream of Cod -lister only
toandZypopll.osplaites,no y
to curd t::o Cough but to give
your system real strength.
Physicians, the world over,
endorse it.
I.dt be deceivedby, SubstitUtes
woos; t l
ottxl1awni.ilallevute.AllAzutciste.ISOW i
for the 'Wool Trade.
YARNS,
... 1V 11 `l
C�P►I�DiNC,� AND
done on short notice.
Ttespecttully years,
ICialy