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The Wingham Times, 1896-11-06, Page 7THE WINU.UA.MVI. TIMES, NOVEMBER 6, 1806. SPECIAL. SILV T1L LES, MIVIUNITION. V�TARI, ING and FITTINGS. MACHINERTLA.ND CEMENT, CALCEMINE PLASTER, WHITE LEAD and OILS, BUILDERS HARD WARE, LEHI:GH VALLEY COAL, ALL SIZES IN STOCK. J. CLECC & CO., Hardware Merchants Successors to J, A. Cline & Co. Western AdvErtiser FOR 1896-7. Balance of 1896 Free. ONLY ONE DOLLAR To January 1st 1898. WINGHAM CIDER AND JELLY MILL. The undersigned intends running the Wiugham Cider and Jelly 11i)1, on Tuesday and Wednesday,August 18th and 19th, and August 25th and 26th, 1890. and every day following; until the end of the season. Bring along your apples and got the manufactured into jelly, HasTales & RITCHIE. Winghar , Aug, CM), 3890. Siixteeln a Mages Each cella -- W ALL i-- ALL TILE NEWS OF THE WORLD. Market Reports, Stories, etc. Excellent Reading., .. for every member of the family. The Best Combination Yet. "The Family Herald, and Weekly Star," the Beautiful "Orphan's Prayer," and "The Wingham Tii.iEs.' All for .7" IT PAYS TO Marriage For Money. I)P. PAl11Cittlese OX '1'IIE TENIIENCi: I To DE(1RArll: Iht•1r1RIAGI T() THE • I.rCrI, t)l ('OMMT:nW'N. I cannot -dismiss this twitter with- out deface:Aing the tendency, so conspicuously operative among us, to degrade marriage to the level ot commerce," writes the Rev. Charles H. Parkhurst, D. D., in the November' Ladies Home Journal in a paper on "The Toung Man and Marrage." This is not denying' that there are , ., ___.._ __ _ . _ __. Imaternal considerations that in this Eating Fruitmatter, as ha all others, require to be respected. A poor young man (rood health follows the use of marrying n. poor young girl, with fresh fruits, and at no time are fruits only the prospect that their life more valuable than now, in the.; Best fore Wash Day makes clothes sweet, clean, white, with the least labor. properties make SURPRISEniost economical and est ?tor_..' — f Every Day CA 1T R will b i mos° compli changeful autumn, when the microbe wi become more Ilnt 11 I'or infants and, Children. r. eated as tinh obs is a e g 00, i'001. which t I hasapparently l dormant I ..a ryiro e -�., _,.�� ., -7 •�7a" r s ar s t apareny itnl ( ern?ak1 iia c tye,t have had afi'etstionate 'couples wait all summer is on the rampage again I a. upon me to be married and then ask looking for impure blood iu which 4 me to t''ust them for the wedding to revel. A prominent authority , fee. I think. that we who are clergy- has pointed out that fresh fruits are men ought to refuse to marry ftp rich in grape sugar, melte acid and 1 •plicants who cannot show to our pectose, Nourishment conies from. satisfaction that there is no likelihood the first component, and the two that either they or their possible others materially assist the acids of offspring will ever cone upon the the stomach which .art necessary to sl;hool question in I'L'nion des Can - town. Nor, on the other hand, does proper digestion. Farther, fresh ton: de Iesti bis own organ, pub- lished at that place. It states -that the Manitoba gnesticnt has been settled, and only awaits the sanction of the Manitoba Government to he made public. "The settlement was reached," it says, "after considerable negotiation, and two months sooner than Mr. Laurier promised. "The Liberal Government," it re- marks, "is naturally anxious to obtain a settlement, which will be acceptable to the great majority of the citizens ot the Dominion, Protes- tant and Catholic. Mr. Laurier, Sir Oliver Mowat and their colleagues negotiated. with the delegates of :1[a'nitoba. and tried to secure as many advantages as possible for the Catholic minority of that province, and all the concessions obtained will be accepted by Mr. Greenway and his Government, there is no doubt that these conditions will be equally acceptable without recriminations by the Protestant element of the whole Dominion. "What we can state with certainty is, that the two Governments hate reached an underst , tiding incl that this understanding will not destroy the national schools, to which the majority in i\lanitoba are attached and that this settlement secures for A Voice From Tokyo. the Catholics religious instruction A private letter from iter. Dr, and teaching of French in localities Scott of the methodist College, Tokyo, 1 where the majority is Freneh, as Japan, says that the poor people 1 well as the employment of Roman have suffered terribly from the floods. "The. water rose in the house of 1 Rev. William Elliott, our missionary I at Toyama, to the height of five feet. Great numbers of poor people have been drowned. People who 'Premier Laurier's Organ on. t"•:.•e ycaooi Question. Hon. Mr. Laurier, having bean spending a few days at Arthabaska- ville, more than ordinary interest attaches to aa article on Manitoba's CANADA BUSHESS COLLEGE t my objection lie against any amount CiATPI ANL, ON T. , of contingent assets with which either or both of the contracting parties STUDENTS ARE EVERYWHERE j may chance to be endowed. My only We offer good induooments to agents. For terms, etc., address_ ADVERTISER PRINTING CO., London, Ont. 1831 THE CULNTIVATCR';a 18191 SUCCESSEUL. ' contention is that in .every marriages John Pierce, just placed as steno- grapher in the ivL',ntreal office of the element is love, and that marriage Richelieu & Outario Navigation Co. I which. are 'arranged,' marriages Arch. McPherson, assistant book- keeper, Goold Bicycle Co., Brantford. I which mean, first of all, an affair of chemist's shop, are the chief agents IT PAYS TO ATTEND THE BEST. perquisites or • a barter in coin in purifying the blood Perhaps the modities, are a distinct infraction greatest value .of fruit juices is that For Catalogue, address, upon the spirit of the seventh coal- they are powerful internal tonics; Chatham, Oat D. MCLACITLAN Co., gfialldnlent. The voluminous ells they stimulate the action of the play with which we know such various organs naturally, help unions to be sometimes celebrated secretions, enrich the blood by only aggravate the mischief, and purifyi.ngit,especially assist digestion operate to teach our young people and at the same time, says M. in all conditions of life that marriage 1 Tardieu, are better than the best may be reduced to a species 01' traffic,1 summer and water drinks that skill, differing from the dealings on the ; ingenuity or wealth can devise. stock or produce exehango only in some of the details with which the Margin is consummated. Such examples are distinctly alien to the entire genius ' of the institution of marriage." invaluable as a remedy for scorbutic affections, No remedy concocted in the chemical laboratory can in any way compare with this fruit potash. 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It is liberally illustrated, and contains more reading matter than ever bef3rc. e subscriptionbffe ,ices is $2.50 per year,, Special Reduction in our CLUB RATES FOR 1e97. 2 Subscriptions, to remitta$ 0 ,6 Subscriptions, 11 1f1 150 1'b Subscriptions, ICarTo all new subseribers for 1897, paying aavant now, we 'will rn nd front our receipt of the retnit- tauee,.to Janne 1st,. 1897, without charge. Address ka"Sorenf Gal's Fut, LUTHER T ..etZR, rub16s)rers Albany, N. Y. BALD ONT. Easily Cured. Drunkenness, Morphine and Tobacco habit are easily cured by the use of Hill's Chloride of Gold 'Tablets. No ef- fort required ot the patient, who is al- lowed the use of stimulants until he vol- untarily quits their use. May be given "That acting is simply superb." j secretly in tea or coffee and a cure uaranteed in"I don't see it." His lack of ap tall first Class dlenO�, assatirl 0O perorle pac pback- preciation was apparent to everyone 1 Lige. 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"On the day after our arrival two lady missionaries started for Kola. I Part of their - road led through a mountain pass, where a stealth runs. I The road there was submerged and those heroic ladies of our own We - 1 man's Mission a ry o'`man'sMissionary Society were obIiged i to walk one mile and a half through l water well above the knee while the • ll the Those who are R AE°III HAIR a Should not Miss seeing DORENWENDS beautiful, current Was so rapid that PROF. strength they could command was HUMAN HAIR COVERINGS, LADIES' & GENTLEMEN'S WIGS TOUPEES, LADIES' BANGS, PLAIN and WAV FRONTS, SWITCHES etc. ,000 wENas loll? EE , HERE AT THE BRUNSWICK HOUSE ON WEDNESDAY, NOV, ism, ;needed to withstand its force," Speaking of the students in the col - !lege, Dr. Scott says they are very 1 bright and eager to learn, "It is 1not surprising"' lie says. 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