The Wingham Times, 1898-05-27, Page 21.ILEt; WINO -HAM TIMES, MAY 27, 1898.
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kettIDAY, MAY tee 1eee.
WIIY IIB WAS IN CANADA. •
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Wit i3i7RPETTE tilyee III•e W:tlt I:S.--
Robert 13urdi tte is lE 'tnring in .
the Xorthtve,et. lie wile interviewed
by t+lit! Winnipeg. Free Press which)
a rep<wis him tee fel.•,r'tl.--
In reply to t. tjut,'ition that led up
from. t disenesion about the present
canfliet between Spain and the
United Stews. Mr. i,Buruette stud, •
with evident surprises
"What alis 1 doi4g in Canada, ,
non ? Well illy country et at war,
and that is tnt3 time when a g"eat
rattily Atnerie`tne art moved to visit
our dear conchs ov";r the line, you.
know. I am a man of peace ; or
rather of pieces. 1 go around the
country speaking t em. Beside, I
don't have to go to tsar this time. I
was in the ''pen Years War,' Went
down to Cuba with a filibustering
party on the steamer 'Lilian.' S1Je
was a Britesh ship,originally, a
lightning blockade runner during
our family row. rile Spaniards
heard I was coaling. They knew
of 1 effeeted a landing on the island
the jig was up. So they punched a
Bole in my ribs before the boat
reached land. Like Abner, Dean of
Angels, in the Soeie on the Stan•
aslaus.
°I smiled a sickly -so . of smile, and
curled upon the flo ,
And the subsequent pr ceedings inter-
ested sue nu more.'
I got ane to a iiospi 1 and then 1
hied me home. Doi 't tell me the
Spaniards won't iigti and can't
sehoot. They bit me in the dark,
and I was the smallest man in the
boat.
When we crossed the line at
Gretna yesterday, committee
marched through t e Northern
Pacific train and made all the Ameri-
cans take the star spangled banner
oil' their eoats. So we put them in
our inside pockets, bearer our hearts,
ease a few who put them in their
hat bands. However, I maintain my
loyalty and patriotic `i by taking off'
;Iny hat every time Dass a Canadian
barber shop. 1
"Pole of the patroit's longing eyes,
To thy bent stripes itis hat bA'Ildoff.
Hiwift to thy gleaming stern be flies
To get his whishers broken ori.
Please sing without' lining.
Ain I going to remain in Manitoba
until the war is over i Oh, no ; Pin
like a good memory ---1 can go back.
1 was v. soldier in the 47th Illinois
regiment all through the civil war;
Brut down the rebellion all by myself,
didn't have a man to help me until
we began to make up the pension
list. And, I'm 51 years old, and
can't be drafted." a
Trlfies That Cause Bravery.
On one of the streams in Yorkshire
a man and a boy were seated in a
boat fishing, when suddenly the boy
lost his belance end fell overboard.
The man gallantly jumped into
the water and rescued the little
fellow.
"Bravo I" remarked a farmer
standing near. "They ought to give
you Ilse Jimmie society's medal."
"An what for becos ?" asked the
old chap
"Fur so nobly saving that poor
lad's life at the risk of your own,"
replied the Iran.
"Now, look here mister," he re-
joined, •`I don't wa it to praise w'ere
no praise ain't dot. If you'd been
me, you'd a -done j t the same."
,.
'•lti lfy ! said tl:e, farmer.
"Why ?" why, 'clis the young imp
had all the bait in h,ockets, that's
whe--and a good why,ltoo, mister."
—Pearson's Weekly.
BABY DRUGBiTNESS
.`noon fades when Diarrhoea seizes on the
IhLtle form. J.'r. Fowlers' Extract of
Itr'tld Strawuerry, bas 1;iavw1 aiaay in-
fants' as well as adults'. lives. Mrs. W.
`Walters, Richmond Street, Hamilton,
Ont., Says : '•L cured ply baby of a bad
attack of Cholera, by using 1)r. Fowlers
Ii;tract of tt'ikl Strawberry. Nothing
else did any good, but the baby improv -
cid from the first dose of the Wild Straw-
berry."
rl"lir, election expenses of the can-
didates in the West .Iuron election
ore given as follow s1---•Josep'1 Beck,
$175.36 ; J. T. Garrovv,1'•441..53,
iehaving ori whisker's attacks men
ill streaks, just like a iy other epi --
ateriat for Piough bare
"I''EItL DEAD, S.
What more Every -clay Heading do Should the two Elects 1nf'et fend ,
You read in this i'xper than that blow each other into thin .air, it would. ;
—They are Legion. be one of the beat things whin ever
happened to humanity, although a
isttDon'tono lly with h had been fors. There 1 grievous misfortune to those who •
diseaer At Limos lily life was imi-
Duelling began with the first fight
tier of years surely afflicted with heart us er•
despaired of. Doctors had pev'scribed, between .'ane and Atel, and lasted
and 1 had taken every I.00Wn heart re. by Bible chronology for needy 6,000
stay made, 1 had supposed and did not `,ears, but when the Inoderrl pistol
made it too deadly it stopped. Lord
,ytton in one of bisthooks built up a
nilleulum based on the promise that
Inv man could kill another simply
by wishing hire dead.s
. Under these circrmstances men i
were very careful not to offend each
other, and should the coming battle
prove destructive to both sides we 1
may in future expect"a similar en-
forced politeness betwden the nations.:
Such a consum ma tic,n is one devout-
ly to be wished for, t%nd it may be
casually remarked that the harveyiz-
-
etl steel with which American battle-
ships are armoured wluld make most
excellent ploughshare,.
got any benefit. I rand of the wonder-
ful cures wrought by 1)r, Agnew's Cure
fortheHeart. 1 procured a bottle, and
in lees time almost than it takes to tell
it, the distress was relieved. 1 followed
the directions closely and to -day I am a
well woman again. and :I shall do all in
my power to wake known to everyone
suffering as 1 did the xfionderful cure it
worked for me. Min. Wm Burton,
Dartinow, Ont." Suld esy A. L. Hamil-
ton, druggist.
WAS A GEE* GAME.
THE VETERAN BALI. TELLS O1'
HI5 TROCI3L.ES IN KANSAS.
"When I had th4t clab down in
HAPPY RQ
FROM A TRIO OF
AFFLICTIONS.
PAINE'S CELERY' COMPOUND
Saves the life ofa Lady in Sea -
ma, fan.
THE TERRORS OF RHIaNiA-
TI NEURALCIA ASID
HEADACtiESARE BAB-
IMHMD FOREVER.
Health and Happiness Bestowed
on All Who Make use of
Paine's Celery Com-
pound:
Wells & Richardson Co
Gentleman :-i am very pleased to be
able to tell you of the great good I have
derived front the use of you Paine's Cel-
ery Compou,ld. Before using your Com-
pound I was so cripAled with rheuma-
tism that 1 could Madly crawl on bands
and knees from one place to another. I
also suffered from .neuralgia and dread-
ful headaches, and could not get more
than one or two hours of sleet) each night.
I often thought it would be wetter Li die
than to live and egdnre my terrible
agony.
I was bappily advised to use Pltine's
Celery Compound,and after use o:! six
bottles the rbeuunatisin and neuralgia
are banished, and I now eat, rest and
sleep well. My present improved state
of health is clue entirely to the health•
giving virtues of' Paine's Celery Com-
pound, which has doge wonders for n.e.
My husband is now using it for dyspep-
sia, and it is doing wonders for him. My
neighbors to whom I taye recommend-
ed Paine's Celery Con3i�pound have been
greatly blessed. Yours truly,
Mits. ANrrs R. COBB,
Sealpo, Man.
Tho Hope otCanada.
The :'4 cadets Ain the Military
college at Kingston, t is fair to say,
made a deeper i pression upon
thinking people than did any other
feature of the recent Military Tourna-
ment. Their rosy cheeks, broad
shoulders, brawny chests and free,
manly carriage were those rather of
young Greek heroes than of Canad-
ian schoolboys. P4ple seemed to
realize for the first time the splendid
development of muse e, strength and
agility of which yo ng Canada is
capable; and many a mother doubt-
less thought of her own, narrow
hamblin sons and
Kansas," said the veteran baseball
manager, ""I met my:financial Water-
loo. In the meeting of hotel bills
and other expenses I had given up
watch, my diamond pin and even
the extra suit I had with g e. When
I was just ready to ,make uncondi-
tional surrender and tell the boys we
were stranded, a local manager from
the next town on thq schedule told
me that I con d mak a great killing
over there.
"" ".The people are wild,' he told
me enthusiastically. ,,'We've fenced
in a 20 acre lot, andhthe only mis-
take was in not inaki ig it 40. 'We 11
have the people froml three counties,
and you'll make a 1 -eight carload
of money. 13ut 1'll gtve you a tip.
Let the women in free. Invite them
all and urge them to't come, It'll be
a great hit.'
"1 followed bis advice. The people
streamed ill by every+road entering
the town. That field' was jammed
till we had to rope in playing room
end make special grbund rules. I
went gleefully to the oliee and found
that the total receipt were $8.75,
while the turnstile registered about
16,000 people. But they were prac-
tically all women, the men finding
gallery seats in the teees or on the
enormous stretch c f fence. It was as
gorgeous looking a hell party as you
ever etapped your eyes on.
"I just slipped to the rear end of the
town, bought a e5 mule and struck
out for the Missouri line. My team
went out and farmed till it made
enough money to buy the needed
railroad transporation. 1: x as a
hunted man for fully ten years, but
the old boys have geadualiy accepted
a story that I'm ghubbing for dia-
monds in South ,Africa."—Detroit
Free Press.
The Reward of C -reed.
"How much wil you charge for
shoeing my horse ?"
The question was asked by a
wealthy, but miserly man.
"A dollar and ty `etlalf for the four
shoes" was the reely of the black-
smith.
"Too much," said Mr. Closelist,
and, then he began to promise all his
future work to the :smith if the price
was reduced.
"I'll tell you what I will do," said
the blacksmith filially. ""If you
will agree to pay rile one-half cent
for the first nail, 1 Int for the second,
2 cents for the thir and continue to
double for each Hall-3�� in 1111—I
will agree to sOoe your horse at that
rate whenever he needs shoeing and
do all other wore 'fat 10 per cent.
cheaper than regular rates."
dentis „ ' chested, s g asked Dor. Closefit um ed at this offer.
J 11
herself"Why are not my boys like
„The bargain was marl@ and witnessed
eels _.. ....,r. - those. and he went home to boast to his
'LW
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Pity that all the school boards of wife of the agreement he had made.
Canada should not lave witnessed
�111't him
that [exhibition of ttl►anly strength She
a the plains figuring that oon he had
and grace, and askcd'themseltes the overreached himself and that the
same question, for their is no good blacksmith would strip him of all
reason why Canada should not be a he possessed if he held him to his
nation of just such men a those boys foolish bargain. But'the smith was
will become ; and then she would bo generous and good neturedly gave
one of the greatest Wiens on earth. up the contract.
Any country sono ill the Domin Young folks can figure this prob.
ion could produce seh boys, were
the school laws adcgtate. A room, lew out for themselvet and see how
much Mr, Closest age. ed to pay
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a few score dumb -b lls, a wooden Itanl,s horn.
MIZEUM
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woo
ris ol's
SARSAPA IL .A
IT IS
PROMPT
RELIABLE
AND NEVER FAILS.
XT WIIL
MAKE
YOU Wm.r.
Mk your Druggist or Dealer for it
1111101.1 SARSAPARILLA.
"horse," orse, a sh o s er bat at and a school.
S. B13A•TII SERVICES. 1
Mierno )Ise.--llev. 1)r. Parcae, pas- l
or.Services at 11 a m and 7 p
PRh•SBYTERIAN--Rev. 1). ferric
palter. Services at 11 a nr and 7 p tt�.
EPISCOPAL, St. Paul's -Rev, \4 m- 1
Lowe, rector. Services at 11 a ill and 7
p l3Al.'TIST-•-I.•ev. Jae. Hamilton, pas- :
tor. Services at 11 a in and 7 p w
CON(iltEGA'110N AIa -fico. 11. E.
Mason, pastor. Services at 11 a In and
17pn1.
CHRISTIAN WORKERS -•- flosses
Outraru and Lock in ecrun,tmd, Services
atip nitarrds;pnl.
1 SALVr.T1ONARLMY- .Adjutant Miles
I and wife in command. cervices at 11 a.
in, and8pm,
In each of the above named ehurchea
master who has been taught the uses.
Hibod IiiiSpring.
of ills legs and arms, are the only „This is the al,iidat ani elrsa1 e)lpPri-
reGltllsitres. They would came cheap, enoe. X)iminished perspiration during
and it is u' be (loped that before long, the winter, HA foods andelosi condi'.
and if necessary by c nipulsion, they ment indoors are some of the cause, A
will be added to ever school in the good f,pring _ht e(yicine, like (',Goods _
RT
land. entwine, .is absolutey nee,opary to par•
ify the blood and put the /system in a
`""" "- healthy condition at this twee. '
tw
1 For that tired feeling ou must enrich 1lBOOb'S PI.LrS aro tht beet family
and purify your blood. 1 ood'a Sarsapar- cathartic and liver tonic. Gentle, ireii-
ilia is the medicine you need. able, sure
Where Specialists FiLiled Dr. Chase
Cured Ca4arrh.
James Spence, Clacbjln, Ont., writes :
"I had been a suffererfrom Catarrh for
15 years. It became cur ironic and I bad
given up hopes of e'er Lei•'g cured
when advised by a friend to try Dr.
Chase's Catarrh Cure.' 1 at once start-
ed and am pleased.tog state three boxes
effected a complete dire, and I heartily
recommend it to anyone suffering from
Catarrh. 1'
The Ingersoll Baptist Church was
struck by lightning teed destroyed.
J. B. Allenby of West London was
killed by lightning whine asleep in
bed.
eat: ztaxcis.Asr sr.sLAteaa.ril;..a:,: sa.,cn,::a
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BR. CHASE'S CATARRH CORE
Working Wonders ins Toronto.
Gave 1M3. I3INDON her hearing when
Specialists failed;
About 3 years ago, Mrs. Pindon, of 11
:Vtaitimll,i St., 'Toronto, waelattacited with
la Grippe, which affected Ater hearing to
such un extent: that she teas completely
deaf. It was a serious affliction and she
tried litany remedies and consulted a
prominent specialist an gar diseases.. but
eeriveci no benefit. By a: happy circum -
statics site was led to use De. Chase's
Catarrh Cure, and before she had coin
pleted 3 boxes her bearing lead partially
returned.
Site persisted in Cie application of the
remedy, so oonifdent wag she of ultimate
care, and by the time 13 boxes had been
used her hearing wasoo}hpletely restore••,.
For 3months how she has been free
deafness, and 110 emancipated sufferer was
ever inore, delighted than Mrs Minion
On Sunday she goes to church and enjoy,
the service, a tiling alta was unable to cl
before 1)r. Chase'sCaltrrh Cure gave her
back her hearing.
P :tyro 23 CElifTS A BOX.
Cor; lete with Blower.
fold by allda =1e:e• ..r .Las.im uoa S..ces S Co., Tercel:0,
tRao IS1
F.CI57 cnCD. lit51IesV110.6 4 r, ; k
Made a well
"tat, Cy�Y M a n of
w.�rs
l•e '
Yr •
40/4cT4�tP
lions, etc., caused by past obtobe:, al^cn�'"-=•''
vigor and size to shrunken u,r nnR and qutekty tm
,u, fly rostoroa 1o,J l:nn)tr pd, in oJd r..l.mitm
Easily corned in vert raoiset.F'rla` $:I.r,'I r l arke¢r
six tos SILO( 11.1'14. u ++•r tltd, ry.4,rrxnt.•" r. •v.rr a
mono,) reftcnrb.•1. 1•n• T'nt y A.`' ),tr,, -• "•. b<r
Insist on nnvinu I.:DA?G. 1.
Rot it. Lie n1P son? it nr,M'tb'
mtibu,l e" '
Chisholn, s:lnrner Drug +to•e, lV1iighau., out
A
Disordered
ltllIAi'fil �Orh
Tam CREST
11INDOO fol M£C)Vz,`•i7i.'
PROD;:.^.P.a'IOE Ai1OV•r. \ �I1J
Respells in80day.t. Corn
all N9rv011a Disea••ot. 1P1Sinlin Memory
I arn.ds, Slonglresnese, WOG*, Etnis-
K id neys.
Perhaps they're the source of your ill
health and you don't know it.
Here's Itow you can tell :—
Ifyou have Back A4he or Lame Back.
If you have Puffiness under the Eyes
or Swelling of the Feet.
If your Urine contains Sediment of
any kind or is High Colored and
Scanty.
If you have boated Tongue and
Nasty Taste in the Mouth.
If you have Dizzy Spells, Headaches,
Bad Dreams,- Feel Dull, Drowsy,
Weak and Nervous.. Then you have
Kidney Complaint.
The sooner you star taking
DOAN'S KID EY PILLS
the more quickly will jour health return.
They've cured thou-
sands of cases of kid-
ney trouble during the
past year. If you aro
a sufferer they can,
curt you.
Rook that tells ali
about Doan's Xtidney ,
Pills sent free to any
address.
The Abate kidney F111s „or
Co., Toronto, Ont.
Sabbath School is held at Y.,33 p L".
Afore. Ater. Woo .'s PhOSP110aife,
The Great English Remaly.
Sold and recommended by a}1
druggists in Canada. Only reli-
able med.cine discovered. Sfx
packages guaranteed to cure all
forms of Sexual weakness, all effects of abuse
or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive UEC of To-
bacco. Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on ceipt
of price, one package 51, six, 55. 0,26 nal Anse,
siztoul core.
WoodlCompa y, N ndsoi Out.
ttlj !) a m :slat* l
-iii PCTt.I ISI1E1'
EVERLY FRIDAY MORNING
--AT TUB
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TIMES OFFICE, JOSEPHINE STRET
WINGU,'t i, ONTARIO.
pubacription price, °,il per Sear,:u advance
ADVEItT1r,1MG PATES
I I Ea^t 1 t yr. i u n1' , 3 n1). 1 1 mQ
nue Culuu,,i C.r'J UJ ^,nn Ot, o I p, *s (00
10
4'1 0 + 1 • II 1' •i. L' OO
l,uarter' .44 0'1 t"O 1 1G ea !id 1 (0
1•rc: ueh ., 0:1 3 0', ' oti� 1 OV
Legal nid otntr Canna( a(ittltlsem,.nt. be per ine
for his: We./ iesl,c,nd r" per 11111 I ,reaehtIitnequcnt
Irl^el tl.'U, tle,'bulc,t bt uolfpal
1 vocal not)ces 1';n pLr ht a lm lir. 1 n r, Ition, and
6 . P r lii,e Ior rash an. 1r (nt ns.'1 uc, .
t AdrerLi:, meats of Lo,t, I ,ur:d, F.tra•. eu, situations
and lJuaiutst Ctanr•ea \t anted, ut 1+ "ecu,ng S line
nonl,areii, tl for stir ulut:th, a..d nos. for each
sobiequrut mouttl.
'louses end Fauns for sale, not excu•ding 8 line.
t1 for ,test month, Ne. put b:tbac.lia:at month
Larger t, h .to:0 1,ei.ts in ',rope) tin.
i These. ilus tall be strictly adhered to
lSpecial rateb for lathe r as elliscare nts, or or
lots er periedn.
Adt'erttbe,t,sets and feral troth es witltout specific
directions, will be !Located till forbid and charged
i accordingly. Tr.t.situ,) advertinwaeLts must be
Paid b1 adv,.uco
Changs tar contract nUTI:rticome:,tr n•t,st be In
the office by Wednesday noon, 10 order to appear
ti.at week
! Il. R. Ei.1JuiT,
1'aoraixroa Axn PDRtteHEtt
Sold in Wingbam by Cohn a Campbell,
Druggist.
BANK of HAMILTONj 1.)11',m, Atil)p1CI•i l`I LiE( II1'dICI:1A, SUR
sncc '.ser to lir, \\ . 1.1, Lam L•h2.: i F.L5 ONT.
WING 11 A M • 1st Cia+=s Honor Or;.dnate of the l'niversities of
Trinity (Torouto) tlueen s t1Cin{;bttn). and of Tren-
tv Medical Coliege ; Fallux• 01 Trinity Medical
Culie;;eand Mewber of the Colleee tf I'hvsicians
'nal Surgeons of Ontario. Post Graduate Course in
Detroit cad Chieago 1Nn:9 Speet.t1 attention paid
u, niaeacsue of (iyu Ear Nose and Throat and
nsuuses of Women. Consultation IL English and
Berman, ta-eatarth treated nuecebbfully in alt
to forms.
Capital, 61,850,000. hest, 6735,000 1
President—JOHN druMrr.
Viue•i'resident-A. G. RAMSAY.
DIRECTORS
JOHN PROCTOR, Geo. ROAOtI, Wm GIBSON, 1', A. T.
WoOD, A. B. Las (Toronto). I VANSTOi' E,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Etc.,
Savings Bernie --flours, 10 to 3; Saturdays, 10 to
Cashier -J. TURNBULL.
Dee osits of $l and upwards received and interest interest. No couln,isswn chargee. Mortgages, town
allowed and farm property bought end huh:
13p0aiai 17eposite also received at eurre:.t OFFICE-L'oay, Block"
rates of i1 ..resL.
Draf2,10 n vreat Britain and the United State, I ---.-_�.
bought ,old 1
Private and Company funds to loan et lowest rate
W. CORBOULD, AGENT
E. L. DICKINSON, Solicitor. -^
Money to Loan fon Notes.
a
Notes Disco n.t.ed
AT REASONABLE RATES
Money advanced on Mortgages at"! 6 poi oentwfl h
privilege of paying at the end of ,fity Tear. Not,
and accounts collected.
ROBT. 3 cINDOO.
Beaver Block Wimrham, Ont. i
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
DEPART ARiRI\'E
O50a.m.305p.m
330pin1025pm
8 55a m 3 05p m
653 a m 11 10 a m
33Cp;m SOOpm
11 10an 6 50a m
380ppi 330pm
'10 25 p jn 8 30 a m
AGENTS
Book bushiest is better than for y9ars past ; also
have bettor and faster Belling' bonkt, Agents clear.
Ing naw 40 to S40 weekly, A few lenders are :
@eel, V•etoria" • "Life of 11r. Godstone," "illy
Mother's Bible Stnrien" "Prost essitu Speaker,"
•'11Jandiko Gold Fielt," "Women," "Glhnpses 01
the t'os.:eu," "1:reblditst, 1)imwr, Supper," Books
011 time.
BRADLEY -GA 110LIMN COMPANY, erten,
Toronto.
Toronto and East
Palmerston mixed
London and South
Kincardine
wiNoxeIVI
STEAM PUMP WORKS
AU -STEEL
TUCVniqp3ILL
THEelEWWAY
11\
, :
.MY! neo° Mt TRW " t' "'a'' MILLIS
Having purchased the entire business
from Mr. Daniel Showers, I am now
prepared to supply the public with
'Wood and Iron Force and
Lift Pumps, Brass and
Iron (cylinders, GaIva>,niiz-
e(1 iron Tubing. Cisterns,
Water Troughm, Sinks,
ilaittlis,Pipe kitting, Nell
Digging and everything in con-
nection with water suppnes.
Galvanized Steel Windm.iile for power
and pping water.
Deep well pumps a speciality.
1tepairing promptly attended to.
Parties writing for information or
ordering by mail should always state
depth of well.
All work guaranteed or 00 Tale.
C. IVORNINSTAR
13o'c 110 Wingham, Out*
J. A. MONTON
L'AIIIt1STER, &e,,
Winghan.. On;,
E. L. DIONO SON,
BARRISTER, ETC.
SOLICITOR TO BANK Or IIAAIILTON. RONEY TO'
LOAN.
Office -Mover Munk. IA Ingham
0, CLIME w;\,
M.
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, CONVEYANCER, &e,
Office -Corner Ilamilton and St. Andrew streets
opposite Colborne Hotel.
GODNRICH,
ONTARIO.
DENTISTRY.—J. S. J ERODI E, L. D. S., tv if/mum..
eta3 1 .vanufactuchea�rf first-class sets of
be made
{ " in tl rteethas tion inion. LIT et cextracted
����� absolutely without pain, by hie neer.
process, guaranteed perte.,tly sate.
OFFICE : In the Waver Block, 0plm.ito the
Brunswick 'louse.
JOHN RITCHIE
GENERAL INSURANCE AOLNT
WlsetuM,
ONTARIO
(.P.
1 LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOL , ,tE cum=
OF 11 URON.
Sales attended in any part of the Co. Charge,
Moderate.
DEANS, JR.,
JOHN CURItIE, \Yixon&ts,
LICENSED ACCTIONEER.
Sales of Farm Stock and Farm Iulpina)en
specialty.
All orders snit at the TIMES oaice pronlotly atten.l
ed to. Torr.,, reasonable.
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
e __Camp Caledonia, No. 40, meet
coiry' 0* utn, in she tfa rst hi Fellows 11rIlal MondayID
brethren %vetoer s. J. Murray, Chiot. D Stow
art Riet•See
WANTED
Young 0.nn 1111 %emboli, or older ones'
cburuutur, gond itulkestill ts, ambitiin ous and findustr ougS,.
can Ilud elnplo; merit hi a coed cause, w(tl, ;+40 per
inimtli and upwards according to abi.ity.
1(M\ T. 8, LINSOo1"1t,Tonoxro•
W ANTED.
Se% en order writers. Sala•y or eon1111issi0n to snit
able pereuns.
ADVERTISER,
)fedtc,d building, Toronto.
WANTED.
..len and Si Men who can work lead talking aid
wt ,ting six hours daily tor *ix darn a w,.ck and will
Le emitted lent ten dollars wcek13.
Address :
NE\V (DRAB Co , TORORTO,
WANTED nenticn or prrn,nnentl,. to soltelt for
C nada. An 1.frie (I0)'ao,liaof the Country, In Five
Royal %ohmic% No delivering. Cotmnission
Inud wcckn, LINseorr l'rnr.Isitt.o Co,
TonoNre.
JOB PRINTING,
INCLUDING !looks, Pamphiets, rosters, 51'
1 Heads, Cirotiars, .ke., te., executed in the beet
style of the art, at moderate prices, and on abort
notice. Apply or address
11, H. ELLIOTT,
T nes Office, wingltam
BOOKBINDING,
\t•,: are p,•'uaed t0 ailff.nhco that env nooks or
Magazines lett with us for Binding tvlil have Our
prompt attention. Peeve for Binding in any style
n 31 be given oh aunliestton o titer Trwrev Office