HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1896-06-12, Page 6t . * Peg that the council authorize ell'.
.� steel sera ]erb --•
' a Imo �," �,r R1. Roes to obtain sea tt 1
a C trried
nFO r over! Fifty Item
„tains of lime are needed to make a � Ax ut,u Axn 1Vs,tb•Tatep its+lruX.•--tilts. tCit.s•
i3tran,c"• egg shell, and as 1000 pounds!? low',, S,.othin Byrnp has beou udrd for neer fifty
of wheat or corn contain less than fL l years by millions of mothers for thea chileren while
is •tl ' ]:: with perfect sue^„•:s• it s,•othes the chile,
The following, aCeolttlbti were i ']S:i- pound 0 1111e, cannot : r and is the beat rt.wedy fm D)arrhota a;
ed; Chas. Muir, $ 10 fori 1 t f her grain
FRIDAY. JU'NI: 12, 1800. •. ;\lair fi,r rent t:f 1 i
Willies; Wm. itl;tfit :.;119.51, fur from 200 pounds of wheat to supply
- - I gravelling in full; John Wilson, 9, la dozen eggs.
41,ailtary• for repairing fond in front of 1.o:
I l f 1' the hen cannot 1
ice I sorter's the,lums, alloys all pail, cures allot collo
• 1 lieasautto
Mrs. Mary , the lime she needs out 0 the taste. e t by Uruiw I)s rh +:Derr' part oft t
'u•Lti for' A. I retiOIlS, It would require the lime 1 •r t f1 to a bath• na vo't'e 1e
sows -Am; t yrrp, and take no other kind.
wOr q. 11'anOCI, -
ism:acnlahle. Iic sure aha ask. for ,its. MAO) 's
'` :' 1 'Thou art in the end what thou art,
a . , ! 'Alen Sterll(`t('r\' : ii(,l:Pl't I. tiibson1 l Aslc Your farm the question, What Pat on 1PigS with millions of curls,
IL lt] Saturday, may :11-t, there c (ltrd +3 lit flour to 1:d1ll1nitl Thomas, • it shall be—beef, Mill: or butter' , set thy foot upon e11 -high rucks,
;lt her home in East �Cawanush, 11r,. , l Thou abidest eves ]
a iIv's'll year of : charity : D. Jal'ke,n, e t. l e, far I When that question is anawerC:(1 , 7 > + - ';hat thou' art,
ifllchri Martin, .!] the 11'tt lot .' runcer�iull ., , ;from the ft11111 standpoint, select Goethe.
'ler she. il'l's. 11a1'lill \i1v1a,` II]'mr=lE°n { repairing; ,
a(t
• ,l t.
ofthat the
sire
11 ,
1 or
' =xs r.•tl, \va, 1,;.,rn;.11. Aldrich, ei,7.1, for ti_,r]rfn1:]ridF,e tltatbl tNot to be provoked is best; but, if
Wenn was W f1' . 1j, tr , • • q. ; which has the reputation of produc-
t , o\C1] i1-;\.il'tilill'e, �,(!llt• l lilt •.'..,, eelnl'C'^�ietl 1 ; C. Ie )nt'tr', It1U\'e(l never correct till the fume
lural llt i 50 for 'v1)811114; I't'rdwiell bridge ling the greatest quantity of the pro- !moved, ., ' \r•;;" ,. , Dir �l We. .lit' , , . i Elft require at the least e:ipo::S(: iS spent ; for ever stroke our fury
fall.', in 1. 11, ;;roti a')mroacll; John 1tGlrtUil, b'1, for S 1 I strikes is sure to bit ourselves at
girlllet/4l: ltn(1 early 'married life. In r l
late repair ing brides, eoneesyiun 0; Jas, t'o'ld go straight ahead 'lase—William Penn.
x12 l she was married to her ; -.t •Deb ^2 for ealvert lot 12 eon- f
in 1ri,t1, 11 1 1 From •1 grass lands, Love when true, faithttll and well
, ; :ltd M: rein, and .. , I lath erinane, t g >
I I)t U 'ti for p
1 .t.t
u Russell, ll t (
sl
d liter hlltfhem their
l to Canadanncession 11 : 11.. , A. Mont- !especially ecially 1f overflowed in the spring , fixed, is eminently the sanctifying
she and r'' ); is lug fence,. town hall , � . P l •- without it
' '•trail ^ t1 1 aireseludt.d neat of 11u111a11 life,
h they
little tt is , elem
' r , l n t L mtliE.
,' a them and
•
bllr],.,Lt1#�., r\]til i • ' cone , . tir,trl11e1•y, `,:bl, ft,i• gravel and damages', ,
E'If. ht tale\ were, a el •1 and a small dressing of compost, con- the soul can not reach its fullest
of two child' 1_
lot 1C7, euncessian , 1 enlivening' 'east1 liness.--•Ruskiu.
in up the Gulf of St. Lawrence they � ,,, by Mcssri, Sotheran and taming millions of its enl a � 3 height or l o
g Ill \ t t I , '.•eelient effect.
p ittl a, e Norway Pine Syrup cures coughs.
Norway Pine Syrup (tures bronchitis.
1 �ufi will be i'ttnt}io't'a, of ttu. clung t Norway Pine Syrup heals the funis,
Bred }-any hardships, and Much de Shakespeare says we are creatures
Div Ltion they succeeded in getting held and uttt'lr lnisine, l transacted— !!l urnducc In llnnlut ]aLte lc u .
p d
xllldned a short time with friends aVGf�-� i 1;�;,, LIVER.
met with a dlenster in being ship-
-wrecked. After a delay of three
weeks during. which time they s,
I7oig that the council do now ad- 1 te will IenUlu,nitrogen and.
')urn to meet in the Township Hall !Also, the change i leo the nitrates
where the Court of Revision wi, • •. rt e
\t '
It is equivalent to a direct apphca that 1001: before and after ; the more
._._..._ he nitrate of soda. n• we do not look round
'' .7 , c what is passing
and relatives who bad :receded. thein, _ _� Seed cannot germinate between under our very eyes. ---Card; le,
across the briney water. Taking a A lazy, slow or torpid liver influences clods; light must be excluded, and of
on as far as fres'there Indy came the whole system,e lo aue'sui) biliousness
lac' 1 fine soil must be close about the seed 1Southard ially .rned the arty s combi-
on 1e far as fort Hope and finally clink htnd.wh(', s 1 » g the lim ng colors wings ;lie would nine-
settled on lot `35, concession 1, in the '' and dullueisa. .Burdock Blond .from the beginning. Subsequent Inc liming uittels tO U14a)s the+liver, ,luI 1t1 $ die Cultivation will not atone for studying -
Township Of moved
In the fall 68rrotions and cures all tofu's of livor neglect. A Dolle' is, therefore, a say that 1l0 one knew what lie owed
of 04 they west and took up •h necessity; clay
lots 28 and 1) in East Wawa -osis,
the block which they took up beim;
then an unbroken forest. They
underwent many hardships such as
marked pioneer life, but with hearts
full of trust in God's goodness they
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
moven! vee AOIUIV n 'i tlOM
a.m. `3:37 pan
'1 10:07 "
p. m,•+via Clinton
10:40 a.tn
11:10 "
8:00 p.m.
0:93• :L.ln.
11:21) "
0:30 p.m.
Toronto and East
a bu&u to MCnttref,l. where they r(; Carried- 1 tion of t
'tl f ' '](1• .. �'• �.���st anpz,sum�, that
a little. and Nee \ p g
Palm
Lon
Eine
(i:'2 3
11:x0
3:25
erston Mixed 7:`90 "
don and South 0:35 a.m.
,3:95 p.m.
ardino 31:90 a.U1.
'1:37 p tn.
10:07 "
troubles. We say so and here is the clods will go through
proof:
.[ hereby wish to thunk you for the, the barrow teeth, however thorough -
great benefit derived by me f,oni your ly it is uSCd.
Burdock Blood Bitters. For three years , �:• a *
I was troubled with liver complaint and i To prevent rust of wheat, time
tried everything to no purpose. I had
almost given up hope until one day I spores of the rust fungus, in both the
determined to try t3urdoek Blood Bitters soil and the seed, Must be destroyed.
succeeded in slaking for themselves 1 I can say now that marked improvement 13tlrn off the stubble immediately
a comfortable home. They bad in resulted from the use of the bottle and after harvest, plough deep, and steepy
all, a family of eleven children, r°. fen at the end of the sixth bottle I (liseon-
sons and fear daughters, who at aiu- tinned its use, being completely eured. the seed in a solution of vitriol and
Gi o. NI(,: -tot„ Seaforth, Ont. arsenic, drying it with wood ashes
ed manhood and womanhood. eight I can tlertify to the above in every before sowing. Sow less than the
of whom, els sons an two daughtersparticular. 'h Ont. tmsua !]moon o see..
11 settled near If the owner feels that he must use
here, excepting the youngest son who t o and I ' d Dodo.
is in London, England, There are,
also surviving her seventy one grand
iLllildl rn and five greet; Fend child -
survive the parents. �4. G. lYI(----- J.:v, Se icor ,
The family have a se e.Farrel 2 'otsa•
The stagnant water ofa pond a the -young orebar for some p For frill particulars and boolr of testi-
dye suitable for any kind of stock. rive crop, it should be a hoed crop, menials address The Ohio Chemical
If there is no running water the use which needs clean cultivation. Corn I Works, Lima, Ohio.
of a windmill should be resorted answers well, the part shade being
to those tiny insects' —S. Smiles.,
The honeysuckle symbolizes a ,¢ .
bond of love, The climbing habit 11 a
of this plant, clinging, as it does, to
any support, is responsible for the 1 s__Lli=
symbolism, -`A' T
_ a� �p p�----vg------- •--- I Su tsseriptiou price, ie. Per r't -' -.'r . e3.vnace,
�� d'WUI ��R who eau think 1 ADl I:n1•I t1Nt: t:A'r1•'6: _ .._.
or come chnple
thingtU patcut2 '•"'
Protect your Ideas; they may bring you wealth. iips•:a 1 y 1. 1 t; i. o. 1 : u c. 1 1,68700000
neve JOshi W i, DEltB fvr Loi , PUtentt9 to auU (:uluta,n ' �t )'l _n Is i ap ;, 4 r
sad list of two hundred inVcnariar wauied, ti.alf i It l0
�'oarter '• . tin OU 1:: fn, i On 300
„
• Own , ,d ( / r
n i l 1 f ., � r 100
v r
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--•I5 PUBLISHL:II
BVI ill FRIDAY I}ioItNINOt
--Al' TUB—.
-riNIES oF'Fi); E., JOSE:P:-ilM. STREET'
',ties \(:liA. t,
To sell Canadian and U. 5. grown i
roses, ninths,
I
,4 r(.1. Cllh
t,: plants, ' s berry trees,
P
hedges, ��urlialneutul't1'a:s and seed potatoes, for
rho Duly nursery having testifier orchr"iein Cal
ada. \1•e glee you the benefit of our experience,
so Your success i,1 guarantees. if you are net
earning; 1'10 per nlm,th and expenses, write us at
(met. for particulars. Liberal eomtutssions paid
part time men. Farmers' eons should leekinto
th18 ! It pays better than working on the farm,
and Offer's a chance for promotion. Apply now
arid get choice of territory.
STONE & WELLINGTON,
Toronto, Canada.
CSO TOS
FRANK SCELI'S,
WIIliR1: YOU BET 12 %iiiAYES AND 1 II.WIA cm
Ire ,e 1.
Opposite Kor'ean's )lotet,
Wl:vtxEillltT, - - ONTARIO.
Agoncp for ?(milia Steam Laundry.
SMITH,
iasily Cured.
Drunkenness, Morphine and Tobacco
habit are easily cured by the use of
Hill's Chloride of Gold Tablets. No ef-
fort required of the patient, who is al-
lowed the use of stunulants until he°vol-
untnrily quits their use. May be given
secretly in tea or coffee and a cure guar-
anteed in every case. For sale by all
tirst-class druggists at 51.00 per package.
?hr husband died in 181$ and
since then she has lived with her son.
She was a true wife and a kind and
loving mother and in her quiet un-
oatentatiotls, way a friend ready to
help those in need. She was a mem-
t ber of the Presbyterian church at
iF Whitechurch. The funeral which
took place on Monday was largely
t4 attended the services being conduct-
ed by the Rev. McNabb who pi each -
ed an earnest sermon on the hope of
o the christian.
t
IEOWICIi.
The Council }net in the Tp. Ball,
ad -
vs.
Gorrie, May `20th, pursuant to atl-
?Jouruuient.
.o Members all present. The Reeve
ver in the chair.
Minutes of last meeting read and
adopted.
Moved by Messrs. Stewart and
be Doig that the resolution passed at
ti the last meeting of the council for
the purpot;e of having transient
od, traders, &c., be amended by strik-
ing out all the words after the word
ani 'vendors.—Carried.
'Moved by Messrs. Sotheran Land winch do
e Finley that the By -Law commuting
it. the statute labor of the pollee village
to• of Gol'rie be read the third time and
R"a passed.—Carried.
le' Moved by Messrs. Sotheran and
gni Doig that the sum of $t) be paid the
agi Presbyterian e)ngre;ation of Ford -
viol) as damages caused to fence
I./ enclosing cemetery by taking of
sat gravel, --Carried. and
ne' Moved by Messrs. Sutherne
mfr Finley diet the council cannot enter -
ser 1 f S. W J .goes' is no mo
110.
s to fish ?" he repeated,
Otsome �
! not stand forcing, and should have "Oh, you just sit and sit all day
Cease doing two things—do not ; no manure, as blight sets in when long." "And then ?" `And then
breed immature animal., and do not they grow too rapidly. you lie."—Detroit Tribune.
continue feeding, any of your stock Roosevelt Junior—Papa notice
after it is rowdy for the shambles. 1 - After the time of milking,
Both these bad practices interfere afterAcalving trying over, the business
wonderfully with the profits. 'should be carried on regularly,
?: * 9r
The barnyard should become a i quiclky, and thorougly. If ' you
would make the heifer placid and
thing pasturet the past; it should br, either tractable and promote the secretion
the or the stable.d,itIfo aldarne of milk, exercise extreme patience
yard must be used, it should be In no case beat a cow that does not'
covered so that the manure be not 1 stand quietly to be milked.
exposed to the destroying'elements. ek it
Tiro:n the stall or the yard, manure i The farmer will obtain a ]ra'g'e
should go at once to the Held. "Do Algernon and Maud still
.r * * increase in production and pro -I g
In thegrowing of strawberries the • fit by checking the roaming ten- I quarrel?" "No ; they haven't had
' dency of his fowls. This is really a
principle requisite is an intense in-
terest, leading to careful study of matter worth heeding. It will pay
the berry and its wants. Failure . to provide suitable shelter and yards,
comes more from want of care and and they will not only return amply
attention than from lack in proper for the care'bestowed, but that care
soil, elitnate, or locality. Every brings a pleasure of its own.
� .h il•
one gets his just measure of sac, As all plants take up their nutri-
cess.
- w . ment in a liquid form, it follows that
f , liquid manures should give the
If we cann'•t control the marluts' q growth. It can not
we can, to a great extent, control promptest gr
production. Weed out the cows always be applied in this shape, but
th• •10 .0 should be in such form as to be
Than 150ounds upounds of butter in a year (lttlons of moisture In the soil. Then
yet this will probably lead to the fore, fine, well -rotted manures are
slaughter of one-third of our lnileh most effective.
cattle. I
advanta. e, Pear trees will iv hat f
* it
Successor to HALSTED & SCOTT,
1.•:cat and otic l' o est .I a.l, .,tt en , :..+ . per line
for best in ' nn, mot :.pe,11 . ' �nbeequont
iwortine 1 ,ac'''rd by uoul: re..•:e.
Lo^•11 ,turf•, 1.011. pc 1 loft t ., au a 1,•aartion, 3110.
So. per line for e,•:hsgb:apt: i 1 .,i:,,
A•tvurt:: . •-ant.. or Lost, r' -.,nod ,.,,« yed,Nituatione„
and Ilusine.sst)nancAA 1'anted, u„t, 100o•ima' 8 lines
)P , •�., each
11011011111.., t lira i)l�t�, r l ed':.faroal
enbecgnent 111.11tn,
}Inn es 4114 t'arurs for sale, not exceeding 5 '}nos
C. :or tb•,r. month, 508, p,ir ealecquent month.
Larger edvurt1semeat, in tl•uporti:a,.
These tt rim w:11 be strictly auhered to
Special r.tto•:, for larger :elrerVe.eieehts, or fe••
tong,,,. per;,,,1•,.
Autetti-.•utes,ts and local notice.+ withoutspecif►o
direction,, sn1 t•81(1 01ted (111 forbid and chargedt
according!). 'i'.o, httul;t• onset tele:innate must bo•
paid 1n 1141.411
t°hangee for contract advertisements 11n,stbe in.
the office by Wednesday noon, 111 order to appear
that we,:1
Josephine Streit •• vti'��Sllalil, 011t.
u�$
MIK of 1-IA11111:T01i
WINGI-IAM.
Capital, $1,250,000. 12eot, $050,000
President -Jona STUA;t'r.
VI0e•i'resident-A. G. Itaaieas.
S. O. ltilOw::,
i'nor,:3roy. 1101) 1'U)LId1111a
TJ' 11 11Ar:UUNALD,
1i
CENTRE STI:1:E1.
tCLxnh AL,
1R.. \':\NSTONE,
a v'I'ARto.
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Etc..
Private and Company funds to /can at lowest rat e•
interest. No commission cllarue1. Mortgage, tool.
and fern] property bought and sold
OFFICE-13eavur Block IINon11a
J. A. MORTON,
BARRISTER, 1f:n„
1Cii,gllun , (lot.
Y1. L. DICKINSON,
BARRISTER, ETC.
SOLICITOR TO BANK OL HAMILTON. MONET TO -
LOAN.
Office—Meyer Block. iringham,
DIREc'ro1Rs
Jo1114 ?MOTOR, 000. \BOALat: (Toronto)., 1.1 P, A. T.
Wor
how doggie'spants. Roosevelt
Cnahiar•-J. TUmtNRULL.
But
Flossie's doggie, papa." "Then
bloomers."
Clint Onstreet—What on earth
made Birker get such a loud suit of
clothes ? Ii ohispring--As a matter E. L. DICKINSON, Solicitor.
of economy, purely. They will
save hien buying a bicycle bell.—
Baffalo
•� --T
Times.
Senior—Trousers, son 1 "B t 't's our
Saving's •Bartle -Ileum, l0 to s; 5otnrdays,10
1. Deposit,. of rl and nptvards re0011 ed and interest
allowed.
SpPcin.1 Deposits 1180 received st .arrear
rates of it -.rest.
Drafts oa.3reatBritain and the United State,
bought and sold
0. WILLSON, AGsNo
not y leld more i
f mills or Reduce more easily soluble under the normal con
r
81 x a: On a rough, hilly faro} you will
The buying of :t run down farm, ! not have much use for the heavier
at a low -price, is always a goon . breed of cnttle, nor for the lnrgest
speculation for a man who knows draft horses, nor will hogs thrive at
how to bring land up. and who has their best on such ground. Sheep
the patience to wait for the outcome„ will fill the bill better; but if you do
For an intelligent young man there' not have large heeves, fine dniry
•re certain - of accunmul. stock, heavy draft horses, and good
enter-
tain 1110 claim u Mr. h. a • a ha on your rich, level fart-, you
fro' arid that the council are willing tt' 1 acing' valuable property for his later ;
" refer the matter to arbitr;ltu)il 1111d
that proper bonds be drawn as soon
• a;r Mr. Jacques consents to such re-
, fere nee --Carried.
Moved b4 Meisrs. Finley and
Stewart that the clerk correspond
with 'tVnt. Gilpin with the object of i roots tiu&u rr ,lama like .laver and cos, derive
obtaining his consent to gravel being I are also many close growing shrubs Plante,
part e their nitrogen from '
1takell from his property for the repair t of low habit well suited for the, pur-'
of the roads—Carried. I pose; slow growers, but flowering in ; the air. This class of plants also
decays more readily, and, therefr're,
makes the best fertilizer,
•, 1 have no business with it.
y,.. • ;E ?F *
an angry word for two years." Goud.
I'm so gind. What brought about
the change? "They stopped speak-
ing to each other altogether."—
Woonsocliet Patriot.
"What a distinguished looking
man your father is ! His white hair
gives him such 11 aristocratic loot. I"
The Dissipated Son—Yes, and he can
Wattle me for it—Tit-Lits.
11
Beautiful banks may be formed r A single crop of clover will put
by planting hardy ferns and by laud in condition for cropping better
mixing evergreen sorts with the than five or six years with the stir.
deciduous ones. Their spreading! face left naked, except as nature
s0i1 in place. There i covers it with weeds. Leguminous
—AND—
A LAB ASTI
ALL i-U1.1DES,
LAWN MOWERS,
GARDEN TOOLS,
PUMPS,
PARIS GREEN,
GWZLEivR S' HARDWARE,
SPRAY
't The c',unelt decided t0 not take • summer.
Jany actiotl on the claire of Lewis
The general impose plug, which
1 Bol tort, Engineer.
Moved by Messrs. Stewart and i bas been used so e.tensively in our
+3Jolg that tbo clerk obtain a Regis -'City street ears, was so suddenly de-
ter for births, marriages and deaths posed that it WM a drug on the
o. 1:' Carl1l. 1 market, but he was never raised i
Moved by' \f.L•gara, Dolg and Sotll-; with profit, So that it it, Upon the 1 prevents the fire rcaellring• tncm, but
an that the ca clerk notify all parties; whole; good. riddarmce, It in, mwli ts
lt (erevihould g left to e ch the
-Gerrie hhaving refuge' or any perfectly :i:ttc t.) turn OHP atten-
�
batruetioml on the streets to, l'einavo1 tioa to the breeding of the batter soil, is destroyed. Put a chain in
`
beanie or they --idealt with' t 8 f, 81 classes. the plow and drag them under, and
{
rRording to law --Carried. . they will then serve a double pur-
111
Moved by 'Messrs. 'inloy and A scientific breeder says 10() 'lose.
JOB PRINTING,
DCLUDIN(} Books, Pamphlets, Posters, 13111
A Heeds, Oircuiar0, ,fir.., &.0., executed in the best
style of the rtoat
td,n et1erate prices, and on short
notice. App S. 0. BROWN,
Turks Oltice, \Vinghaul.
CLEVELAND,
'Burning a field of weeds 1"es not
only destroy the seeds, which have IG �r r�1
protected by :t good covering, which GARDEN CITY,
Y,
I
DOMINION.
already tdy ripened and Men and are
PERFECT,
BOOKBINDING.
Die are pleased to announce that site Books or
Magazines left with us for Binding, will hum,• our
will be gien attention.01 application to the Tor ms Office sty's
lricnney to Loan on Notes.
Notes Discounted
AT RE ASONAB LE RATES
Money advanced on Mortgages at Si pe1 rentwhh
privilege of paying at the end nt any year. Nnt. e
and accounts collected.
ROBT. DicIND(O.
Beaver 131ocIa winuham, Ont.�
JOHN PELTON
Mannfaoturer of all kinds of
WOODEN PUMPS
which can be supplied o,1 short notice,
M.
G. CAMERON,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, CONVEYANCER, &o..
011100—Corner [inmiltotl and St. Andrew streets,.
opposite Colborne Hotel.
GonkRIOp, OSTARIO.
1)'1,E'1TIST1ty.--J.;, JEttOltE, 1.. D. 3.,IVIr0RAM.
�
J }:iuuulufuoturin; firllr,•taasssets oft `°
tj,teeth as 0heup fib they can be made.
'211„:.:,"•, in the Dominion. Teeth extractor's
ausoiutoly without pain, by Me new
process, guaranteeu perle, t:y Oat. 14
OFFICE : In the Beaver Mock, opposite the
Brunswick 1lnuso.
.A.RTitrit J. irttl ne U. D .i., L• U. S.,
1 Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Petmsylrant
Dental College.
1 OFR CE••-MAOo0WAL0 BLOCK
a\018-1\ 111 N=it Blyth every Wednesday.
IRON A11) FORCE PUMPS supplied
to order.
J. CLEGG & GO,,
Hardware Merchants
REPAIRING promptly attended to.
Trines reasonable.
JOHN RITCHIE,
Agent for the Brantford All Steel
Punlpir,tt 11.
IC you require anything in the above
lint's, give Mr. Pelton a call.
$xop--.Diagonal street, nearly opposite
Beattie's Livery, \Vingbatn.
JOHN PELTON.
SttCC8S5015 to J. A. Cline & Cu. THE COOK'S
"HECK'S BEST FRIEND
LANAKltt' SAL( 1N 14ANAfiA.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
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DEANS, 11 tsoHAM,
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LICENS:'.D AUCTIONEER F011 THE COUNTY
010 HURON.
Sales attended In any part of the Co. Charges,
Moderate.
JOHN C SERI13•', W1N0EAx, ONe.,
JOHN
LLJNhoFD AUCTIONEI:tt
Sates of 10«rnl Steck and Faun Implements a
specialty.
MI orders left at the Tams Mae promptly attend-
ed to. Terms reasonable.
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
Gn. �. y�. CanrtMaitlaud, No. 2.1. Canadian
!!• inner forester-'..neet,.the second,
and l;.tit T ocher 0011ng 01 every ,mwtb, lu Ore-
al 1wu3iU U. 114 ! O. Elliott brethren
ll. 5, aiaona.
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18 L. U. 1.., Nn. 701, meets.
L. O. 1...--;,','-'4,1".1!":io„ y 11 every month in
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N, il.; N . J. t',o,r, iree..oec,
YOUNG PEOPLE'S MON
Y. P. S. C. E. ---Meeting in basement of
Presbyterian ditIroh every kit my evening
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('hri•,i.7 I1b-it. 1;1: 10.1.4. Jir. Alex.
Ritchie
B1'WORTII LEAGI;;B-•-Meeting every
rhixr4 l.' 1 eresii1111 in the sI':lt•ndist church.
;Subject for Juue lstli : T111 Young Chris-
tian in BI,'•int ,4. Item. 1.: !; ; l'iov. 22
20 ; 3 Tim. 1: A. bJ. Lloyd.
D. Y. 1'. t' - :Meeting every `Vnesdav
evening ill ilt.t 13,tptiat church. Subject for
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