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INGHAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, NOITEMBEk 2,1894.
IMES.
EA YEAR IN .ADVANC
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The Bran has been making preparations
'for a Big Fall Trade by gathering together
et large and well-seleeted .1took of Goods in
•every line, all bought at the lowest and best
markets and inn ne kcd at the emallest margin
-of profit. Goods were never as cheap as
this season, which you will admit after
-calling and getting, prices for anything you
need, le6 it be whet it may. Dress Goods,
Flannels, Uederwear or Staples, Furs,
lleady-Made Clothing, Boots and Sheep and
Groceries. And in order to tether help
you and make a go as far as possible, we
will give to all Clash Buyers a MAIO= nzs-
'COUNT OV 10 OM., instead of our present
system, on all purchases, let it only be 10
‘Sents, (with one exceptiou only, sugar.)
Remember our goods are marked as low
as any in the trade and we will not be
-undersold. We stilhold the reputation for
the best Tea in Winghtern at 85 cents 3 lbs.
-for one dollar, 5 lbs. for one dollar mid fifty
The Only Direct Importers.
Tren Dna, Oct. llth, 1824.
Marriage Licenees
Issued by PRANK PATIRSON. No 23, Vie-
toria etreet,Wingham, Ont. No witnesses
reg aired.
Plr, Place in Ganada to
Fit (;,5 ge.ttfoltisig=hEadn7,
• lege, Toronto, Ont„ and Stratford, Ont. o
4, Utusucsoonall7 Canada's Greatest Coen- o
cep' '15161-6"---ITOITi77-..uttutivts.i.
sunny face, it dims the Austor o
ambition .in the eye of yoUth, :a,nd
smears with foul disgrace the, hoary
• and Half Civrilsed Countri.ce.
In Great Britain women vote fo
all elective officers execot membe
of parliament. •
In France the women. teacher
elect 'W0111011 members on all board
of edtcatiou,
,,, In Sweden Women vote for al
elective officers except representa
tives also indirectly for members o
the house of lords.
For the We'd obbiest Hair Pins,
call at PATTEASON'S Mellen, Store.
Guy Bros, in T yen Hall, Thurs(14Y1
Nev. 8. Entire ne show this season,
—aer, Francis S. Gordon, of Toronto,
representing the C adieu Entertainment
Bureau, was in' tom on Tuesday.
—Boots and shoes neatly and promptly
repaived, GOOD Bnorszue, The New Shoe
(41
V...ete, Fred. :Toll sten, feremari in Mr.
T Boll's furuiture factory, got two of his
lingeen badly out w th a saw, last week. le
ea
—J. R. Reynolds' stock of groceries at
cost, at H. E. Sam's, Macdonald's Bleak,
—Owners of dog. will do well to remem-
ber that the Supra, e Court has decided
that the owner ef dog is responsible for
ell damage caused by the animal. If he
bitestanyone, if ht barks at horses and
causes a runaway, r in,any way damages
the property of at other, damages can be
—Watches, clocks and jewelry promptly
repaired and fully warranted by Hamer
PAII1C, Meyer Block, Wingliam.
—Rev. R. Mc° h, the popular rector of
Christ church, C tham, and at one time
rector of St. Paul' church, of this town, is
now chaplain of le Ontario Curling As-
sociation, *tying been elected at the.A.s.
is an enthusiastic curiae, and one of the
best skips in Ca ada. He sneceeds the
Rev. D. J. Mated nell, Toronto.
leave Wingliam at 0,25 a. m. and 11.20 a.
p. m., via Clinton and Guelph. Good con.
nee ions by all trains.
The London,
nearly ditched at
Morris. Some ea
'named Hunter, w
train roundedo
could be slacken°
was killed, anoth
third had a leg b
of the baggage car
and the passenger
ron and Bruce express
afternoou last, was
the lint crossing in
le belonging to a. farmer
.e on the track when the
ve, and before its speed
up, one of tho steers
fatally injured and the
ken. One of the stepit.4
es torn eompletely nip-
• got quite a scare.
—Miss Chariot s McDonald wisheseta.
intimate to the ladies of Winghnm and
vicinity that the Dress and Mantle making
business, formerly carried on by Miss M.
Jobnston, will be continued by her in the
old. stand, Gregory Block. Pref. Moody's
tailor system nought. Cutting and fitting
a specialty.
—The police tuts, trate of Hamilton. has
youths which has en tried in the 'United
States. Two, boy convicted of breaking
windows were fine but their parents were
notified that the p :thy wonld be remitted
if the offenders •we ademeately punished.
hers applied the cane to
and saved the fine.
This is very differe t from handing children
over to an official to reneive a thrashing.
parent at to the wi al child.
Take Natice.—The Taves and
Weekly Globe will be gent to any address,
in Canada or the United Statee, for one
year, for one dollar, payable in advance.
Subscriptions may commence at any time.
—The ministers arid undertakers of
forth their views s to certain reforms
which they wish c rried out in regerd to
Innerals. They e b agree to . do ail they
can to obviate all unnecessary delaya on
such occasion% I have the procession
leave the residene at the heat -indicated on
the posted noti They strongly dis-
approve of Sun y fitnerals, except in
cases of absolut neeessity, of ,Sunday
funerals, este, ne lees interference with
the work of the L d's day.
Carpets Along 'With Furniture.
Anyone wanting to buy furnittiee or
carpets this fall and Wantind to get the
best value for their money, Pi would ask
them to call and eat, whet X have fo offer
in Bed Beene Suites-, Parlor Snites, Side-
boards, Matresses,• Spring Bede, Chains
t have all such goeds on hand and /
want to sell them, and no matter what
until you call and see what styles and
prices / have. NOt only the hest yenta in
furniture, hut to anyone who purchases
1140 worth and over of furniture will
- supply carpets at cost direct fvom the
mandfactorer. If neeeseaty you can get the
catpete Made to order to fit your rooms,
cut, Matched and emed readi, for
putting &WA. This fa a epeeist oiler awl
0, Glittnee tO get your rooms earpeted cheap,
Emnember this ofter is front
SkGreLOalt
sississoirses
'Take IVOtil: —The Two and
W'eekly Globe.* sent 10 any address -
State", for tine
bit in advents.
as itny UAW
'Accordingly the fa
• them in open cout
LOCAL NEWS.
—The railways go. e cheap exeursions
to Toronto this week, good for three days.
—Cash for good butter and eggs at R. A.
Graham's market gtocery,
—It is said that Mr.
St. Marys, intends
store in Tairtlyn's bloc
Thos. :Roberts, of
ening a clothing
, shortly.
—per We, a number of Brown Leghorn
Roosters and Hens. Apply at Tines office,
a young so of Mr. E. Snell,
insurance agent, 1Va playing foetball
the school, on Monda afternoon, he fell,
breaking one of his le aso
, Allan M. Bo c, publisher of the
Mildinay Gazette, wa married on tbe 18th
inst. to Frances O., oungest daughter of
sled infirmary t 32 rim etreet west.
lorrner•residence. lis promptly attended
to, day or night.
—The Sons of land attended diyine
serviee in the sbyterian church, on
Sehbatli ramming 1 t. Theta were viait.
Aar and Enamels. synopeis of the
sermon delivered on he °cession, by the
SW. Perrie, is g in another column.
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A Chit Enjoys
That pleasant flavor, gentle action and
soothing effeott* of Syrup of rigs, when in
need of a/Ptyalin, mid if the father or
tiler is costive or bilious, the most
ratifying results follow its nee ; 66 t116t it
0110 bed homily remedy known, and
Story leanly should Live e bottle on WA.
in Canada or the
yeAr, for one doll
Subscriptions te
lo
—The usual Flal we'en pranks were
indulged in by the s ' ail boys in town, on
Railroad aceident 1 terrible loss of life,
hut no loss of time, for the watch was
bought at Pyrrnusox's Jewellery store.
—Messrs, MoT
rnitu re factory 1'
They put it in th'
ehted with electricity.
week,
--Trnnks, valise leather liagsatto. New
stook just received at GOOD .1-1110331DItS, The
Shoe Store.
—Prof. Clianab lain, eye epeolalist,
will be at 0. E. W limns' drug store, on
the 0th Met, Tho e interested should
govern themselves ecordingly.
—The Wroxeter Advocate is the
latest Huron eou y apirant for public
patronage. It is a eatly printed 4 -page
paper, and is liber ly patronized by the
business men of e xve trust
Mr. D. Saunders, t e publisher, will find
his venture a profit ble time.
—For lint -eines tailoring and circa)?
gents' furnishings, try Webster tt Co.
Remember the plaoe, one door south of
Re A. Graham's grocery store.
—The Canadian journal of Heelth is a
Illcalthly periodical
The articles are sl
written, and there i
infermation in the
makes interesting
health. The joute
—Servioes next
Communion at tb
service. Preaching
by the pastor. Mo
nal growth." Even
pay to be a Christie
ust issued ie Toronto.
rt, pithy and well.
a great deal of general
urnal, welch not only
the preservation of
nday in the Congre-
the usual hoers, 11 a.
nday school at 2.30.
close of the morning
morning and evening
ling subject : " Spirit-
? " All are cordially
'We-senn to borrovv for a term of years -
0,00 on good farm seourity, at 5 per cent,
interest. For partioulars apply at Tines
Winghe,m, Ont.
On Wednesday afternoon about three
o'clock, when the women were miming
tievay from their hal after having put away
• the hose used at the fire at Messrs. Watt tte
Son's planing mil the alarm sounded
again. This tine° t e fire' was in Messrs.
Miaavish de Co's e hie house, and the
firemen were not 1 g in getting there.
The engine house is overed with tin sheet-
ing, and it was som time before the water
could be got at the re. A hole was made
in the roof, and it w only:), few minutes
„before the fire was o . It is supposed that
the fire °might in th fan used to convey
the shavings from th main building to the
engine house. Ther was not a great deal
of damage done, and he feteitory was runn-
ing as if nothing Mt happened a few
minutes after.
Whieh readers of t paper can obtain
for a nominal price. A very fine portrait
of Hon. W.. E. Gladst no, Gre.at Britain's
greatest statesman a orator, has been
published by The NE ntreal Herald Coin -
printed on stiperior t ed paper, andp.topkes
a handsome picture or framing. 'At is a
companion to the L trier picture Which'
last year had an eno ous sale throughout
Canada. Readers 0 the Tints desirous of'
obtaining this can get, it by sending their
name and address accompanied by six
cents to pay the cos of mailing and tubing,
to the Montreal erald Co., 203 Craig
Street, Montreal.
SALE OUTER.
All parties getting Their sttle bills printed
at the 'Fixes office will have a free notice
insetted in thie list u to the time of tittle
Nov. 2nd. Auction sale of farm
Mock ar.d implemen a, on lot 41, con. 12,
East Wawanosh, at 'clock p.m. Mathew
It. Elliott, proprieto . John Currie, mie
Nov. 8t .--Autetion sale tit
farm stock and impl lents, at 2 Velock p.
in. Thos Philter, p prietor. Jae, Hen-
derson, auctioneer.
Simmer, Nov. 8 —Auction sale of
south half of lot No, , eon. Oforris, con.
re or Queen's
slating of 50 acres,
nOt6i, Wing/ram, e'clisolha to. NW',
'nem ttp.
When the systcra ran, down, a pertain
becomes an easy prey to Consumptien or
Scrofula, Many valuable livee ate saved
decline in health is observed.
—lir, Walter Gr
agein after his rem
en is ablo to be around
it severe illness.
—Mr, H. 0. Ola lte' conducted the see
vices ie St. Peul's hurch, on Su lay last,
in the absence of the recto Rev. TJ. G,
Wood.
The latest Corsage , in gold and sit-
14The bettutifol fall weather we were
having was brougi to a close on Tuesday
by an all -day rai storm, dna since then
we limo had wind ereble rain. SO'
'—The TIMM! ext
Press, on his tile
nds its congratulations
sf the Acton Free
ion as president of the
—Private moneys to loan on. mortgages
at reasonable rate of interest. Apply to
—.The Gospel Te
dor the auspices of ,
was to have been
next, has been post
0011Dt of the Orang
will be held nexe
nperance meeting un -
d on Monday evening
oned for a week, on ac-
onday evening.'
—Long boots, handonade and factory -
made. The best and. cheapest in the
oounty. GOOD B11011fEltS, The New Shoe
—The regular m
Ccuncil, Royal Temp
will be held in the F
block, on Teesdtty ev
A. full attendance of
as important matter
sideration.
eting of Enterprise
ars of Temperance,
eisters' hall, Gregory
ning next, 0th
embers is requested,
will be up for con-
-I am still here n Wingham in the
Furaitare and 'Elude aking• business, and
cordially invite anyone wanting goods in
my lino to call and see for yonrsolves
where Awn oak get best value for your
money.d. Don't be deceived by what some
interested parties say about prices, but
come and. see for yourselves. I am not
herlo be undersold either' in Fiu•nitute,
Platt' Framiag or Undertaking. .-Please
hear this in mind.
•Practical Undertaker.
pa,ssenger conductor
branen of the Greed
fifteen ewe's, has beet
Sarnia'branoh. He is
&toter Dunnage, tete o
Dolmage of the Bruns
firemen were
day -afternoon ab
fire in the engine r
Watt dt Son's planing
guished the fire before
done. vThe lire is sup
from sparks from th
shavings lying near be
y, who has been a.
Trunk for tkelast
trensferred to the
succeeded by Om -
the Sarnia branch.
Lek House.
ailed out on Wed.
om of Messrs. John
extin-
much damage was
osed to have caught
furnace felling into
Messrs; L. Golfe et: Co., of Toronto,
produce march:exits, who have been
represented. in Winglu in for some years by
Mr. A. Burkholder, ix e scoured one of the
elevators at the G. T.
possession this week.
on theeenerket AS USS
11SVS Ell buyer at the st
that. parties teeming
north will not have t
future, unless they s
'ro the Viten. of tho Toms
to elite where ana 'Ur. Connolly
pledged himself to s pportet measure in
favor of the prottibitio of the liquor traffic,
unless certain conditio s • he lays down are
complied with. He tr s to drag DP., MSS'
donald into this, Olt .uision,• when "the
real isstte" "Tana mimes" veraciey—
did he, "Temperance, tell the truth when
be mild Connoll pledged himself to.
support 'prohibition I did pot believe
"Temperance's"- sta ement when he made
it, and his twisting and squirming since
has only confirmed he opinion then had.
Yours, tee.
R. station, and tette
r. Burkholder is
1, and they will also
rehouse in future, so
from the emst and
drive down town in
desire.
Another Opportunity, bonwt Miss Tt.
For
town on Wednesday.
Mr. john Gentles, Kincardine, wee in c'» C-44• 2•3ib•
Scotland, by the Rev.
town on Wednesday, n bueiness.
taking his text from
f Seaforth, was in
The fellowinP:itsriei° nopaie of a se •mou
preached in Wiugham 'reahyternenehurehe
was uttered by captive Ts
These words are
inStotawtnionit Ae°griePni:I°Ctend 1:Yt181,tolf°Bwreuaskse, Is, was posterity of jaeob ar now for from Canaan
a transient visitor in town ou Wednesday- planted as a colenv the benks nf the
Bev. L. G. Wood a,s in Toronto during Chabaras and En rates, two of the
tive cry of the exile, How often the Lorne.
My, and Mrs. Joh Barnard, of Wrox-
sick Israelite throe is tear.steined eyet, in,
oter, were visiting fr nds in town on. Mon:
the direction ef his •11 beloved Zion and.
day.
3891, to the f.106•1 of
Perrie, the pastor,
'resented 83
el in Babyton. The
the /arid of his bite How often in fungi.
Gorrie Vidette: r. and Mrs, Harry nation he SgS'S th t gicrious temple on
Day, of Wingham, ere in town an Sun-
day. royononf ttbMeowriialohio" bele ttlitii.f„rt frro or :lei teas ittiiioond:otmhee
Mr. 0. Dallas has been away on his of Mount Tabor end the so.ow.capped
holidays. Mr. David Gregg took his place Hermon rising a of yore in their
in his absence. nutjeety and gran tenr, sight femilier to
Mr. Thos. Hahne and Miss Maggie every Jew, whit aronnd him in fancy
Holmes went to Walk rton on Wednesday, lie the olive -yen -1 and vineyards and doh
for a short visit. pasture lands of Israel. But na matter
where the iniegi atine may wander or how
Mrs. (Dr,) Snyder, nichigant and
Miss Collie. of e, were the guests it may dream 01 Iteheptrebislalstofigtlitienpoiamsto,atehde.
of Mrs. A. ROSA, a fe days this week.
Ysteetrn torefoail•imtyaolf e for their present home
Misses Fax and ICI in, of Walkerton,
and to forget th past is a, thing impossible
were the guests of I1 r. and Mrs. j6116 to the patriotic Jews They are urged by
Sullivan, for a few da s during the week.
their Babylonis captors to give over
Seaforth Sun :. Mrs John Beli and Mr. mourning. Th axe told to cheer ttreiirr
Bell, sr., of Wingba , brother of Mr. hearts by sing g to themselves some of
Thomas Bell, formerle 'of this town, are at the songs of Zi .They are to dream no
present visiting at the •esideuee of Mr. J. more of Israel nt to try and reconcile
!the heart of eve Israelite this was e, thing
teix7eanrcYlo.(1 the Funk
songs of liberty .how could they tete their'
unbearable. H could they sing that',
Dictionary by the
the sweet Melodiest
one of the• hearts to warb
land is
Zion in a forme land and in bondege to a -
past year. The
foreign race? 1. cheer their hearts and to
reconcile thems yes to their preseet state,
the publishers, as simply meant. eat they should forget
Jerusalem. A before be eoulti do thet
everything, eve life itself. ."If I forget
te once before to
ernsalem was the eentra
thee 0 Jernsalet , 1M my right head forget
ry, lent / feel bound
longer experience
had stood the t nple. there also wee the
ark of the coven nt and the symbol of the
Divine presence But Jerliselenewits not
only the centre the Jevvish
was also the ce, al of the Jewiele etaee...
There was the s of government, where
laws were frame and justice adeninisteredi
there David an Solomon had reigned in ..
the palmy days f the kingdom. So that
the Israelite w forgot Jerusalern, not
To the Editor of the Witte ni Timm only forgot hi religiun but forgot his:
Siat,—The recent rrible occurrence at country, He b came in a certein sense '
Listowel has evoked tn expression from treitor as well a an. spoliate, The word
made, peorle on the abject of lynch -law; patriothem come from the Greek Pater, et
some seeming to b strongly in favor, father. 'Hence accordance with the rope
others weakly so, lila others strongly meaning of the d, it must necessaiilv
condemn a resort o such a measure. have reference t the fathers; an attack -
Among those who fee: r (fortissimo or other- ment to the la of out nativity, our •
wise) such a means ef Milicting punish- father's country A. remembrance of the
ment are some "ver respectable men in deeds of our anc store. This very idea is ,
their way, tnough an't say much for immortalized in the words of Sir Walter ;
their taste," and e n Editors. Now, it Scott, "Land of y sires 1 what mortal •
appears to me that leen those who me- litilainttdo, °mane et'eor ietotghgeorifililloltrobottdu,do, trott
age Minium over p blie sentiment n.re
favor of the introdn don of such an insti- while that may b the melt:zinged the word
tetion among us, it s desirable thet we in its most rest icted sense, it certainly
find out which way le wind blows, and lotlitoolubdoeswviteiti•oyaltnul honitooi•eii,ts Nfoonotwrimoopoleattrityot.
whither We are tend lg. Canada has td -
men, and no ma eau be e, lover of his
wteys had a name foi and Canadians have
country without 1 *ing at heart, without
earnestly strivin to promote both ite
ing people. In fee a good deal of the
religious and mat welfare, and to have
spirit of •'we thank e goodness and the
it respected and h nored anion
grace" that we are 11 as others, or even
ave alread
the -United States, b s been in the Cana,
dian air, breathed the Cenadien people so ttheeligisotoats
who have been very xhilarated , thereby. Iwearsttetihaeahwefteall oaf
e nation al veel the
Now, 'because our s ial body is smitten
with only one boil, e cancer, one footed head of the ohi oh- '*:tleit' 40"
Etebrew exiles de ared that they; :could
eruption, must we on (etto?..ordobetinotalb,tlioAorro
I, never forget ;ferns lessi, they meant that , e,
become even aa the
,ysteri„tly "a try, :they would,toreVe reinember the worship
we to wave our hands
v 1" Instead of elle !of their God and the country of their
et ns call in the fathers. 'Their r igion and patriotism
mith and the stone- were inseparably mid together. To for- Id&
this woo,' uleer ; get the one was to rget the othet, "Vib
cuy, Are we, be. speaking to you th morning with' r: • t'd
antatig as iii his to the developmen of patriotism,. 4•3'.
to throw religion consider as A Ord t ught that
inapired with true
h hitt own wearrma, patriotism without t e fear -of God.» The
oree than the first? Scripture's rommatil l'rear God, /tenet
ors. 40., the Xing," Solent aye, "my son, fear
Aim-Atm:cur. -thou the Lord and e Xing. and Meddle
not With thent that e given to ohmage."
—The *Timms and *Os Orme ofeer e tia" We Mean a.
To live in tkie bar
t MAI
T. Dodds.
Standard D.
literary public in En
literary surprises of t
eminent English novel
now lecturing in thi
wrote from London, t
London, 12 Tennis()
Norwood, An
commend your diction
to do so again after
with it. It has beco
us that WO can not
several times been sin
have always
hare bad occasion to
"oak," and "cosheri
fully. Is the second
Yours
e quite a jolts with
ip it up. We have
thet we would, but
Hide the last week
g," always success-
tiona
"The law is too al
visit te Our tOwn with NU line of his carpenter, the black
celebrated human hair coverings. We reason, who will cut
wonld advise all whose hait haa become
thin Or who aro bald to take advantage of ,
with much less ce
this visit as the Professor's business leas ' came the tient AM
assumed such large Proportions that he is Most repulsive foit
nuabie to visit each town as frequently as
and gags wigs, toupete, beep, waves, overboard as too ho
formwly, isti he advieed. See his lady's
ewitehee, end every form of human hair and, rnpeti.ng w
coping to you. He will be at the Bruns- make tne last date
covlings and secure the style mod be -
wick Hotel, Thursday, Nov. Stii, 0116 &WI -
in Canada or the Vatted States, for one :
year. for one dollar, payable in Advance. year, for one dollar, payable in 8.thilite. tbe unconverted
stiliseriptions may oantrnanoo at an y Subscriptions may 0010D10106 at any time. voct.thttn
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