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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1897-03-05, Page 6i, x1E W1. Ca tIM1 TIMES MAR:CJI 5, IbW life on, sweatshop wages t all these IROBT 1•I.VXNGSTONE'S DEATH. tt g11a i t fli must give several days toil every The Listowel Banner in S0 king Bear, directly or Indirectly, for the of the death of Robert Livingstone, support of government. On the says; '1'llo townspeople were much Pitlla:l.Y, e . 1iCII 5',1897. t• other band, in our large cities, a man specked on Mo. day last to learn of i may collect a fortune yearly from the accidental death of Robert Living- , �.. ground rents, and never be called on stone, who was a passenger on the 0, ITN JITS I. `1';1SATION. i to give one hour's service in at life P. R. express out front Port ' Villfarn 1 time to lanppor4 government or to on his woe to Winnipegand the west, Au address has been forwarded to support anything else. The first intimation of anything wronce the Hon. :a. S. hardy and the other That whish we plead for ; nntuely, cams in the form cf an inquiry Co members of the Legislative Assembly ; the abolition of the law that taxes a \Ir. ,Tohn Livingstone jr,, as to the by the Single Tax Association, the man for malting improvements, hos identity of R. M. Livingstone, and t Labia • Council and tell been already adopted in a. greater or this brother at encs telegraphed bask Trades alh 1 t len degree in the legislature of saying who he was and asking what other o,u,dt�ll11I5, calling attention Malitaba, the North ie�tl lovinces, was wrong, W o11 se en tante bttci: to the p eeent injustice in the method ,British Coltunlbia, New Zealand, New that he bad in sonic way fallen cut of taxation. F. on this address we' South Wales and South Australia. of the express about five O'clock Sun - make the tolfo:',ug extracts:'-- 1 We would, therefore, urge that the legislature of this Proyince either "Lets two men acquire possession amend the assessment act, so as to (1f tii;fereut portioni or 1811'1. Tho reduce the assessment of improve - first clears his lot, fences it, &rains it, ' menta or that l;ernlission be given to erects the necessary buildings,the municipalities so to do. e beautifies it, and tries to ren'ler it as productive as possible. Thus he 11LUliETS. I The coUllcil met according to end :tivurs to putr that land. to its ' adjournment members all present very best use, When he has thus the Reeve in the chair. Minutes of done his utmost to add to the pro- last HU:Cling read and passed. sperity* and well-being of the cora- Tenders for the Township Printing munity, then, according to law, forwere from the Blyth Brussels and every act of improvement his taxes itVinghanl pa pore. Moved by Mr. C"arditf e,econdcd by must be increased. Thos Code that the Tenders of the On the other hand the second plan Winghani Advance for $21.75 be employs n(1 labor, he raises no crop, , accepted.—Carried. he makes no improvement and adds Tile Auditors report was then nothing to the wealth or prosperity entlllt it and on Motion of Mr. Isbister of tlheeommunity He puts his land seconded by Geo. Kirkby was adopt- to seccire we.ilth uy the impoverish•-; Mr, Black requested the use of the i1 ort of others. Not merely does he Town Hall for a public school entertainment to be held ou the 33rd raise no Cron himself ; but he hopes February. Or: motion of Thos Code to obtain, and in many cases does seconded by Mr Cardiff the request obtain a share of the crops and of Mr Black was granted. Plans and other products produced by other specification .for the rebuilding of Armstrongs bridge was presented. glen. This he is enabled to do be- Moved by Mr. Cardiff seconded by eause his taxes ire kept low. Mr. Isbister that said plan be adopt- Thue, the better a Ulan does for ed and that we call for tender for for his ejnntry the worse the country 'rebuilding, said bridge. Tenders to does fur him. The man who by hisbe opened at the town Hall in the presented and examined by the day morning some 25 tines east of Ignacc station. There was a heavy snow storm on the line on Sunday, and so far as is known prubably in stantiy Milled, as the body was con- siderably cit up, and his watch and trolley and ether articles of his person were scattered along the track The body wee placed en the next east- bound train anti arrived in fort William on Monday morning. Search among his clothes showed a Bank book of Scotts Bank, Listowel, and a ticket with his name, R. M. Living -'II stone, for Rossland, I3. C. It was clue ! to these tibia station agent Corbett of Pt. Willies sent his first message of inquiry to Listowel. Acting on in• struetions from the people here the remains and his personal effects were forwarded at once to Toronto and 1 reached home on Wednesday night.; The funeral took place on Thursday hist :it three o'clock to Fairview Cera- 1 to the worst possible use ; namely, " ed as satisfeetory, etery. It was the intention of she deceased! to take an extended holiday trip remaining over sante time at Winili-; peg, at Rosslancl and atVietoria, and then going down to visit his b!'other Charles at Seattle, where his father, • Mr. John Livingstone' sr., is spend. ins' the winter and to return home with him in the spring. He had left home in good spirits in anticipation ' of a pleasant trip, and on his way l:c wrote notes to his friends here from Toronto and Gruvenhurst, saying that he was having a pleasant journery. IIe had between $200 and' plication of his labor converts clay; Application was glade by Mr, „30fl in mercy with him at the titre a p of•the 1ee1 Dismissed, The Charges of persoratiof against Messrs, Cooper', O'Gorman, ftncl Fitz - henry, of London, were called ftt the Brantford Police Court in aceore', once with the terata of adjourn- ment. Neither Mr. S. Adams, who swore out the information, nor his lawyers, put In an nppearauce, Magistrate Woodyard dismissed the charges against the three young men, and doing' so to:ik occasions to remark that it was a piece of gross impertinence for aLy man to sweat' Cllr all n U respect- able lllltlJ charging LES CC 1 n b n P able young man with a very serious offence, and then to fail to put in an appearanee to exelain the proceeding: He promised to look up authorities and see is there was no recourse against the parties to recover coats in the matter. industry brings forth twenty bushels 8th March plan and specifications to be seen at the residence oldie Rove. wl.erc he puts in one, or who by the ; ..._Carried. tied timber into a dwelling, is pule Chas. McClelland and others asking 'dent only part of which m to have Mrs. Crooks of Belgrale and has been recovered, The train' suing the honest course of acquiring. firing rlvn 1 d .h 1 r ofileials however say that Lha has been narked, and that further search after the snow has beensolne-1 what cleared away lnttq lead to the wealth Ile creates prosperity and c a agiitera xtiace tot 0 louse o. Refuge as ' they are . in destitute thee e-3tubtishes tt right to enjoyf e;'•t:?distances, place( prosperity. Iiut wheii a roan raises Moved by Mr. Isbister seconded c on his tette, when he �Icicls by Ueo. Kirkby that the request of recovery of the balance. The te`vble no cap news of the accident was a severe nothing whatever to the prosperity Mr. McClelland be granted and that shock not only to his immediate re - of lees country when by keeping his the Reeve be instructed to issue the I ,fives who feel it very keenlybut -' is o c land idle 111 leas helped to keep the neceesal y papers the s me to be to the whole comMunity. Meager 'dl I 1 < s thus itnpedel the placed in the hands of Mr. Code and men ! C, welfare of the country, what posslb?t Mr. McClelland in order to carry Out con - claim can he have to a share of the said request at their earliest ten prosperity begotten by the indin try venieace.—Cat vied. The deceased was a young man f oters? And yet the law imposts( Moved by Thos Code seconded by uniformly well liked by the public increased meets on the honest method . Geo. Kirkby that the Reeve and of acquiring wealth, as though it treasurer be authorized to borrow and popular with his companions. s $15.00. to meet current ex enses. — He w2s kind hearty and obliging, were an evil to be suppressed; and ; p and a very even temperment and has lived in town ever since his boyhood. Ile was the yongest son of Mr. John Livingstone, sr., and was born in the county of Lanark, Ont., on the 31st 1857, being on the day of the fatal accident SU years 10 months and 11 days old. details as received - were discussed on the street with many expressions of sympathy and of regret. it keeps down taxes on the extortion- Carried. alts misuse of land, as though it were 1 On motion of Geo. Kirkby seaond- a good to be fostered. Thus, hones,,y i ed lilts i'. Is inter tato following )aidis discouraged and extortion is in-: 1' directly bonused. 1 namely. Gould we bring a stronger indict- A. E. 13radwin PrintingBallots $2.50; nient against the present method of jl i{, lieu Notices o: contracts on taxaton ? Industry, honesty, enter- E Boundary 75c; Grey Council prise, the Yen' source and tnospelite settlement up to the date on East taxed heavily and consequently de- Boundary el(LO2; Lipo. McCall tile xr.,. "1""I'17'I^r: ttlrls ur carr. Iltn=;I.rx pressed ; extortion, non- enterprise, diad8.1(IOSSloatil $.2.50ltobt warty ick 1- lt\C1rWalt CAI•'(AIN OF GWEN ni .D, non -improvement taxed lightly and cleaning outclitctl;�-1.00RobtItlaguire n,;T,, r,:I,Y.tiIIOtVL.1 tt,:Irr,•.t.2:2T u::n,nsv thus aided. But the injustice of the repairing bridge ; 1.50 ; Mr. Black Iluw 0FTl,:t lincrol:; <iAv r. UP II01•11 A::n iII R 1'esent system (. (" , 1t1(litrh! p i:11(I1.Y ANI' F1tIt:NUi DBSPAI1Eb C'' •;1111114:- present ri4£. 11::- p y t f taxation is liven 1 •s eatery ;3 00 ; :Man Cock. rov:.ty --•1126 01;E VI' Nota II AM COWAN :: F.1tVINE WRECKED. manifest in the large cities, the larger the city . the greater the in- jaetice• The hind in the Leal t of Tcronta is worth • 'from $20,000 to 5 50,00u per acre per enntun, equival- ent to a capital 'value, Teaching .to upwards of a million dollars per acre. 14'rom this centre the value declines till in the outer settlements of the Province it finally reaches the van- ishing point. The owner of the acre in Toronto, without doing the tirst productive act, may draw from in- dustry n•dustry a ibrtune yearly, while the owner of theAfarnl at the outer mar- gin of settlements must toil like a slave for a meagre pittance. Now here are two Hien, one lux- ttriating in affluence, the other strug• gling in poverty. And how are these two men taxed. - In answer to this question, we have to eall your attention to this monstrous faet : The farmer who struggles in the most disadvantage- ous Iret►tiose and who receives the least advantage from the got ern- ment, the fanner who struggles with:a mortgage which he finds it impossible to reduce,. melt less to pay off, the laborer, who with his ut• most toil secures but a miserable tele et. l.> a3.'20 ; .J no. Ansley p.an and .speeiflea tions for Armstrongs hrld;;(3 00.00; W. S. McKerehet• insnraiiee on Hall 90e; Jno. Momiey refit :(1 of .Jas. Baileys taxes 87c ;' T. 5, Brandon Treasurer's salary ;;100.00 5. Vanalstine work on west boundary 715e. On motion of Mr. Cardiff seconded by rhos. Code the council then adjourned to meet again on. the 8th Aiarch next. W. CI, tRIC, Clerk. WILL CARRY THE SCARS TO HER GRA.V E. araxr Tnors.1N1>s FOR ISEAtTlf, MIT DID NOT OBTAIN 31111s GREATEST OP ALr. IILES.INOS UNTIL. EIRE USED THE CIKEAT SOUTH Ari*ERI('Ai RHEUMATIC CURE. SUF- h' em) mensitset Y Fon 12 Y1 Ai1S. Mrs, F. Brmvley, of Tottenham, Ont,, states: "'1 suffered almost continual) for 12 years with rheumatism, the effect of whieh 1 will carry to my grave, and while the joints at my blbowsand wrists areyet stiff 1 tun entirely freed from gin in the use of South American Rheumatic Cure. It has indeed proved a wonderful cure in my case. 1have spent thousrtniis of dollars in doctors" bills and medicines without avail, Five bottles of this wonder -worker has cured all pain, 1 am better to health generally livelihood, the sewing woman who than I have been for ten years." Sold succeeds in i&,lnc way in sustaining at Citfsholln`s Drug Store. WO.E TH ITS 'WEIGHT IN GOLD IS TUE TESTIS(ONY OF F•RAN11 S. 1•:DIERIC,c OP AI,XINSTON, ONT.-SAYS SOU1'II AMERI (IAN KIDNEY OGRE SAVED 11113 LIFE -IT ItELI8VES 1N SIX 11011116. "For two years 1 was greatly troubled with kidney disease. 1 suffered intense pain and frequently was unable to work, I doctored at intervals,. but got little or no relief. began to grow worse, and the pains 1,v' re frequent and intense. About this time I saw South ArFrioan Kidney Cure advertised as a speedy relief for all uidnoy troubles. I purchas- ed a bottle, and it gave mo wonderful relief in a few hours, 1 improved stercl- ily, and after taking four bottles I ata completely cured. I consider it worth its weight in gold, for it assuredly saved my lire." Sold at Chisholtn's Draw Store. The remains of the late John Kyle, for many 'years a respected citizen of Ignloondville, was interred in the cemetery at that place on Tuesday last. Mr. Kyle had reached the great age of 83 years, and for sestet. - al years pita has matte his 11(11e with his daughter, Ahs. Ferguson, of Millett. Some time during Wednesday night or early Thursday horning some person or persons broke a couple of the bars off one of the windows at the Seaforth skating rink, and on gaining admittance, sprinkled a quantity of salt across the centre of the ice. Before it was noticed the salt had melted a considerable por- tion of the ice, which will necessitate a quantity pi it being cut out to the -flocs, and it will be some time before it will be got into proper shape again. . Mr. le. A. Sprung, who has dispos• ed of hts farm in Mullett, leaves the fi-'st wreck in Marsh for his new home iii southern Manitoba. WAS T:I•: it':U'J: Wilaeu Di1t11('TEU 1:8.11:130 TIL:: Goon it l;Alall 11:1111•.)11. "About four years ago I was afflicted with a severe ottaek of la grippe, which left mi•, almost a complete wreck. 1 was prostrated for weeks. 1 doctored With several physicians and used many remedies, but none burl any lasting e:ffe(st My friends began to- bo alarmed for my recovery. The doctors shook their heads and held out little hope. I was attracted by an advertisement of South American Nervine, and as my trouble was of a nervous nature 1 dPeided to try it. The first bottle helped me greatly. I persist. ed in its use and this great remedy has completely built up toy system, and 1 positively declare that it is the only remedy that gave the any relief." Sold at Chlsholm's Drug Store. On friday evening towards eleven, Mrs. Jas, M. Shephard died suddenly at Ilei husband's residence, South street, tenderloin it appears that Mr, and Mrs. Shephard wore about re- tiring for the night, and while the deceased lady wassitting cn the bed, her husband crossed the room. On turning he saw that his wife had fallen back, and cn reaching her noticed that she was struggling to breathe. hastily calling help he ran for a doctor who reached the house in a few minutes, but Mrs. Shephard had passed to the world beyond. Death was caused by heart failure and was almost instantaneous. TIIE TRAIL OF DEATH It begins at the Throat and ends at the Grave . How many a human Life is unneces- sarily sacrificed. There are many remedies on the market for the cure of consumption, but consumption, once it reaches a certain stage, cannot be cured. In professing, therefore, to do what is impossible, . these remedies prove themselves to be simply humbugs. Consumption is a disease which destroys the tissue of tate lungs. Once gone, no medicine can replace that tissue. Gocd medicine may arrest the .disease even after one lung i5 wholiy gone, as long as the other remains sound. Once both are attaci:cd, however, the 1•ictla is doomed. just why people should risk their lives to this dread disease and go to great expense afterwards to check it, it is 110111 to conceive. It is much easier prevented than cured. Throat troubles and severe colds are its usual forerunners. A 25.cent bottle: of Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed And Turpentine will drive these away. It is, without doubt, the best medicine for the purpose to be had anywhere. t: 4 e> Break Up a Cold hi Time BY USiNG PYRY-PECTORAL Tho Quick Cure for CO1YGflS, f COLDS, CUOt'r, 3:ItON, CIiITY.q, Z owns :1211:SS, ote. .4. r� 9 Al• n t'rle 'pt) i1 tch t 4 '45 Q 1 f 6 1e 1 ru ,to wr tee: ,, G , Scram r e. 'n A trot 1 ,. n), or C 11«l 10 oleo 1,1r r 0.0 .0 Ot er 1 awe 11.1c bras, L; • ,re.' i' afar t .al ler rene,01a Ltd rill 1. It 1,13 i w.• 1 tt,,.t..u.1,2tris..il en. e for 1(0 , •• ; 1 . . b'r lc 10 nnv 1111(1' rnedletee 1 , r , ._11 l l.:u;.ert,,:,rsentsa,' IT, '.J. )11 • •a va, - . i.c.a Ito. I,er,11.I1., 101110, : en -+1 17, ,••,rule 1;v1..('r tmal 41 r t • ,: ins 1 hone: my ctn.. ILA otleur." 71,11.41 . ilotttei,: *3 Cis. +4.,, "t;y 1 IASLI:ibiek^ co.,LTn t fwfl``. •o: ,� I'}'<,+1r. ittOrS, t4f0`tTnx:•L BANK of HAMILTON 'VST I N G H A M. Capital, l 1,250,000. President -Jam 2(IMRIT. Vlue•rresidcnt' -A. U. ItaatsA -. Ito,t, 65(',')00 DIizzc'rorts JOHN paacTOB, um, Rom., 1VM G1580ra, DI P, A. T. Woo», A, B. Lns (Toronto), Cashier --J, TURNBULI1. Savings Bank -Hours, 10 to 3; Saturdr ya, I0 1. Deposits of $1 and upwards recot't'ed and tercet allowed. Special Deposit$ also received at current rates of it -.rest. Drafts on 1lrcat itritaln and rho United States bought and sold W. CORBOULD, Aar ET E. L. DICKINSON, Solicitor. GRAND 'TRUNK RAILWAY. • Dl:l'.InT 8011 8111IIYJ1 1(1)0 Toronto aucl East 0:50 a in. 1:15 p.ni 3:15 p• in. -via Clinton Palmerston Mixed 5:30 " 10:40 a.m London and South 0:50 a m. 11:10 " 8:15 p.m. 8:00 p.m, Kincardine 11:10 a lo. 0:50 Ilan. 1:15 p m. t+:"a0 p.m 8 " 5:30 " Itle t n j it (inie , •-.I81'Ui1L1sfI1;D E VELLX FRIDAY MORNING THE— TIMES OFFICE'} J01EPKiPeE STRE .T WINGHAM, ON'VAIUIO. Subeoriptionprice, $i: per year, il, 3,dve;iooa ADVERTISING RATES: apace 11 y1•. ( (t 11.0. (-1)1,0.1 ZA30 Ono Column 300 00 540 00 1 $20 00 8 CO 804012: n1r '" 40 00 20 08 ld 00 0 00 tyulll•tor " 50 UO 12 UU 7 00 3 OO 000 fuor:" , (.r S U t) • o e J _ I 2co 1 U Legal anti other cusum ad: ertiscn.ents, Se, per lin for pest insertion, and 3e. put lin a toreach suLact;uen 8 "ortiou, - Measured by nonpareil mule. .,00al notices 100, per like for first h.selt en, and i t 101 Adv eer rtisemen tr o of Lost, k onndt , busy cd, Situations, nod Business Chances Wanted, not exceeding 8 lines Uonpareh, Sl fur first month, anti 00o. for each sunset:lima 180111h, Houses and Naru,s for Sale, not ,exeecding 8 lines 01 tor iltet month, CUs. per subsequent month. Larger adveltisententstu 1)101,01(1su. These reins will be strictly :Mitered to Special rates for larger advertiscn;etts, or kr tenger periods. • Ad%ortisemunts and local notices withcut speoilt directions, win re insetted, 1111 forbid and charged accordingly. Ti'a, altury advertisements must paid in advance Changes for contract adroil:Bement" must be in f E3 the, office by )Vedneeda, rocn, m order t0 , ppaar E�03 that week s D tea + S. C. RRO11'N, BANKER, WINGH A GEtr?.E1L L ILINZIN- Z BU;.S/NESS TRAM - Moneyadluncoil 00 *',,u,•rs and Business 1001 011 eidor ed rotas rout collateral. FAI MEM SALE NOTES CASHED. Donets le ••ittc,i by draft to all p arts of Canada and the ['ANA Shitm Not- s au i ttc,•.,nuta et ilcrtu! rn ro:,s.:nab_e ter,na. Qr'TC't,:t"y' ct' Joon:: ten 1"`?at ase L .()l V12coue7 }cd Air REi,SOi`'ABLE rt .TES ,I011e) advent., out > 0111(ages at El 'rim co:48101 priti'080 of payitr2 at tho cm; cf an, ,car, Nu:r nU•l ,te' nuts coi'.v: ted. 3te:cr, 11i2>'0. esee: else.. wVire:tem. o,.t 140116 1: it .ion weir. foo I1 i rile or spate time : eithol' 81 x 1 rn 0..10 8.1 1''rhnteser: r1•i111 writers lir frid13 a oI+1>. bot,L o le r.:'per•tle,ici. e0;)rl,v tlg ,.1+•i..8 0'� %ilet'illlt•n (11)') 1 11.1) li.%tl'LLeti011% re tet• to g"+ t 1 w i,•;t, 50e. <i 11 et:1100J 11111 i1 ic.' pled t.11.0e0'1 lli y ' .•1,)11:.1•. Lui:dun, ++n5 1.15. .15 ,• HER. ytAJEST I'.4 DIAMOND Jt lnr,1E carries ' Queen Victoria Her Life. and Reign" Pito every haus 1'erscus lvho never d bcol•s tr he metra fast. Prufnocs 1ho most eloqusolent of Lord Dtlllet'i,,'8 achievements, No hook is so highly praised. We need mere cony/lapels. Ear, to make :?11 to :30 a wee1:, Dr elm on time. Pro 'set's free to canvassers A trial w ill ( est NAL!, g aLd it ma) 11)1 > 0U pceI(et• Lo.)1:, The L•redley Uarretsotl Co Ltd , Toronto ort. 1*!A p p D ' late Earnest mon aa:9 wmrien to droll. ••Tho Swots cif Wan.: Orsufier Irmc,.ia.' o'hrifllgbo•I. Graphic account of the Easton, Question, the Turk. Armenian and 'Johnnie d.Ol1811 with its horrible 1111e;1401.04, Numerous startlllle illustrations tauten o , the spot. 418 plges only A1.03. Agcr1s stake u15.Uo to .n30.00 weekly, Book i on time. Prospectus free to canvassers. Tire Bradley Garretson Co. lift, ,Toronto Ont. YOUNG PEOPLE'S MON. Y. P. S. C. E.—Meeting in basement of Presbyterian church every Friday evening. B. Y. P. U.- •llfeeting every Tuesday evening in the Baptist church. EPWORTFI LEAGUE—Meeting every Thursday evening in the Methodist church. ForTwamty-seven Years THECOOla BEST FRIEND 1_A FIGE31'1.:: IN GP NADA. Caveats and Trade•hletrks obtained, and all patent business conducted for ntODERtTh 81828, My office Is in the immedi•'to vicinity of the Patent Office and my facilities for seruring patents are unsurpassed Send model, sketch or paotograph of invention, will description nndst:dementna to advantages claimed. llf8' 2Qi, Margo fst auaaie for an. oplitio,tt as to patofttrebUt.,/ and ray fee for prosecuting the application wUi sto8 bo called fir lentil the patent is allowed, "INVn,',orreiGums," con- taining full information scat free. All COltrmanl• cations Considered ns Strictly Confidential' FRANKLIN H. HOUGH A25 )F S, 00)11, W17:.SININGTOI1.7l.LL ©bf ." 2 E Gift:!, J � r t .. i� 0r 6. 1�i (1 I110,prortil.:driln.tht:t1'lnl'•tnnnnt.".r of t1 0.5 et m,urabda Nee rheumatic :Ilea, tool 8111 veil 11.111.11 plena. 1105 thn•".-•13 not ldonslntness of I %te,, lientlon.-W, 11. r•.trlst. 101.11.8 D.,11tn8 0xii.,d.1 ester, Ih:no,tead ILL nth .I l•hro.,,s 1.l 111 a rs1 crams © Mi:ulaprealheunatisul, (ndtnd to 10.t,r.•.,f Mita ,ntln1li,,,t.n4 Neter•', '. 1relief. --J, It. DIOottt A .11 . 1) 8,,, nett n, toot•• ✓ It Cures Be alien, Lurnbul.o, 1pfPtt , tale*, reit s in Back or Situ., or any Jansoular Pains. O PriceDavis & Lawrence Co,, t1,I, � 153o. I :1015 Proprietors, 110Nr4EAt. * A0' ., et a. t `° Y 0 C4 i tl • • PeolenM'Ol AND PUBtlana D11 .MACDONALD, CENTRE STREE2 WINen ant, Ot;TAIi 0 XV. VAN STON E, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Etc.. Private and interest. No commfunds l rwe commission charged.. Mo t�aN esttoll'n and farm property bought and sold OFFICE-Denve • Eloalc w1No1,A$t J. A. MORTON, BARRISTER, Stu.. 11 Ingham, Ont. E. L. D1C1UNSeN, BARRISTER, ETC. soLIC0res To BANK 010 IIADIILTON. 808128 Office -Moyer 1;loele. 11'innham• lar $ e G. CAMERON, 13,1(*11198E11, SOLICITOR, CON VEYANGEE, 410 Office --Corner lfam'itoa and Et. Andrew streets opp.isite Corburne hotel, Guv1 n1eD, , ONTA11.10, )f3'CTISTIIF.•-J.S. JEtt0ME, L. D. S.,WeiOnan �Is dnu,ufactUring first•elasa sets cf teeth as cheap us they can be made iu the Dominion. Teeth extracted absolutely without pain, by his ne14 process, guaranteed porn:.tly sato. 017108: *11 the Beaver Block, opposite the Brunswick house. o 44-- Tee ARTn.CI(. J. I1RWIN, D. D. 0., D. S., Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Pennsyh.lnfa. 18,651 College. OFFICE---MACDONALD BLOCK. Nori._lplil vrsltB►yth every Wedn„qday. JOHN Etta:ME t:l':til':n,\L INSl:?(AN li ACE.NT 11'1NmtA?t, /�. LICENSED Ja., t+185, ,llt, LIICENs,•:D A';CTIO1',:ER Yet, ,r1E 000M1' UL' IiLRUN. • Saks attended hi any part of the Co. Chari es :Moderate. Omra xi t) 0l31' C:0 Blois, Wisa IAr3, UNT., LICENSED AUCTIONEER, Sales of Farm Stock and Fartn Implements specialty. All orders left at tho T18118 since promptly attend • ed tO. Torr.s reasonable. - iYANTEDt”'-Intcligentnten with good cdura Mon to whom 400,00 and oxpen- 808 tot the first year %w old be an inducement. Write with hili particulars. The Manager, 40 Richmond St, West, Toronto, Ont. JOB PRINTING, INCLUDING Beeks, Pamphlets, fosters, B J Ileads, Oircuiars, arc., &c., executed in the bent style of the art, at moderato prices, and on short notice. Appiv or address S. BROWN, T snot Office, Windham, BOOKBINDING. 1 the al Boolm or t announce t y No aro )leased o 1 y have our us for Binding, � Magazines left w g. will h prompt attention. Prices for Binding in any etyi will be given on application 0 the TIMta Od ice. WA NT f. c.ld cstablishcd wholesale house Afl t9 • 'wants oto or two 11031119* and In- titistrrous representatives for tris section. Can pay a hustler about x12,00 a week to start with. Drawer I 20, Brantford, tint. SOCIETY MEETINGS. SO - Camp Caledonia N'o. 49 see r a aur the Aret and 1Mird l[onJryy is slay mo nth, in .ho Odd 8ellowd lialt. ',1iitlet( brethren welecine, 3. >tiurrny, Chief. D Stew art iten.•84e I AI Me: 1) yon Kw K d dysi n•it'i and corn a gr arc any T w1 rl ' t CACI Contli We h•: era iron hire. N fifth hal Whe 1 cortin.n )' 1111 hoi'th51 on ns • This i. ego in t tudents ord and erich I, 8, Wral eit0n 1, f Mich, 1, 2, Palen Napier tall 1, r 11101;,,11 Park 1. Mayer 1, Alan , For Oi 4 Arise Easy r 1'uril The little, pain, rugg Store.