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THE \MG THt t S, MAY 18, 19O0,
One of the strongest building forces in the previou year of 2lt),000, or abetter- PEOPLE, OF P RO M I N E N O E.
one( (diameter is literature, Good went of $212,000. Tl.e gross earhling 3 of
.i f azul bad 'liter1 tete builde. elzarauter• all the Government walla sho:v tui In -
respectively fie . respectively oa the rock or on sweetie of e'623,O00 over the previtm year,
the sant. A poor boy in Toronto last tad the net earnings 53.30,000. The net
weed: Bizet itis father. Examination. profits ou the operations. of tho year
proved that the had been a reader of were *30,000.
trash. However light DAY ybelaIn1liisli- TOUGH ON POOR Sit: CHARLES.
meat, whether through grief or by t110 "Saturday Night," to jr)urnal whose
law, we doubt if it be less just tlhtin genulue independence and conspicuous
that cf his. father. The parent was fttiultes$, colic€nand mere than ordivary
either positively guilty in providing the attention 1U(1 r sped, observes:—After
Bair V,11.11 Lemmatizing books, or teariui toy ilty to pieces •and wrapping iedieal literature, and characteristic PRESBYTERIAN CHUItoir—Sabbath eer-
tories re lel eve atthat earl date o' vices at 1J a In and I p iii. Sunday
sl are to even t . tt y a e #
the difficulties which his irregular habits Mte11QU1 atone, : .0 p nl, GeetTtl 1:r1�ye1`
occasioned to their regular appearance.
nieeiillf; Wedlhesday oveitings� 14ov.
D. P rsio, pastor and S. S.ISnp ripen-
O1h the Titneil lie worked his way from re- dent,
porter to editor in very few years. He ST. PArx.'s CHURCH, EPISCOPAL —Sol -
was tut editor in the stricter sense of thio bath services at 11 a RI and 7 p m. SIM"
TOWN DIRECTORY,
World-wide:
If The London Times stantle for- the B:cl'zu+r C'IIt*ltt?ll:--S�ibbath eeiviet:'; let
11 a ziz anti 7 p lit. timidity , ehtped at
highest level in eoutelnporarJ daily 2130 p u1. (.k'iwral prayer meeting
journalism, the position is the achieve- on 'SVodl.escbty evenings. Rev. W.
went, if of any ono luau,. of Thomas l.+rat'(11 pastor. "S V. J. ' laminin, S. S.
Burgos. Originally iutoudecl for
the Superintendent.
)]irs r OxIclte?It— Sabbath ht rvic(�s
bar, Barnes at On early 1'eriud gave at 11 a nt and 7 p i11, Suutlity Se)1(:o1 at
evidence of great talent as a ;journalist. 2:00 p in. I'p�i orth League every Mon -
A sttrSes of essays on t:10 poets end day evening, General prayer 11:cetiUg
novelists of the early genus of the cel- on Wednesday evenings. Re` Richard
tllr were his first contribution to per- Hibbs, Pastor. Dr. Towler, S. 8. Sup -
negatively
1 ahntelltleitt,.
negatively iu perlhdttiug hint to react himself up in the 'British fag, hurling
them. .At the recent meetmgof Ontario himself ilttu'tl eco as a loyalist meteor,
Educattonalists Flihle:ipet1 M' usgrov t) con- - ., *' T been the father of
end e•lnimiug to ha, c bet . #
teude(1 that the youth of to -day was Confederation, ation and the raudfather of
' �i�IiIyIe ' g
•Qp• morally inferior t.) thtt youth of twenty T3citisll cunlleetioll and the great-uncle
-weti years ago. He was warmly apposed. of cur military system, and the mother-
eef
The contention iwt be true or it may ill-lavv of everything that could be pat
not, but one certainty is that the into a loyal procession, Sir Charles Tup-
plane
Callahan young people weepy aa higher per is suddenly missed. from the front Of
Plano et culture and virtue were an iln• tllo outfit which was so recently beating
tom- torus, ;waving lags,pounding drums,
lighting bonfires, blowing bugles,- and
screaming for more soldiers and more
money and more war and more blood;
and—God save us from such another
sight—is discovered he the adjoining
Province playing to a different audience
and malting speeches which are remark-
able pot only for their untimely disloyal
spirit, but for the inaccuracies for which
lie, as au Imperial federationist and
British Empire Leafier, must be held
strictly responsible. So many years he
served in the cause which he now• de-
nounces without sparing eitherlauguage
or truth, that he must be held as either,
au actor who is more anxious to exhibit
his versatibility than his virtue, or else
as a politic= who is absolutely t•€u-
scrupulous, either as to fact or theory,
and like the barn stormer who is
described in the cartoon, anxious to pro-
duce any sort of play suited to any
sort of audience. This, of .course, is
the role which Sir Charles has a right as
a citizen of a free country to play, but
Canadians who, occasionally, are will-
ing to bo entertained by Harlequins,
fakirs, and curtain -chewers in the
theatres, are not quite dense or-�raekless
enough to choose their political leaders
from amongst the performers of a
political playhouse." .
i.SSTAnL1'1IED
THE WINEAllia 1I�s�
I. B.! T,T.tOTT. Puuitlnur It AND P1iorltluTon
FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1900.
rams AND CO:411fl.NTS.
Ili: speaking of American pro -Boers we
:have been wont to content ourselves that
the better class of American citizens
were with us. On a pro -Boer circular
$ia'turclay Night finds besides other
prominent officials, six United Senators,
.five Governors of States, twenty-five
mnembers of Congress, fifty bishops and
clergymen of high. standing, Chief
•ustices of the Bench, fifty mayors of
cities and many • professors of colleges
and prominent men. It is well that we
are strong enough to stand without
...American sympathy.
The Brussels Pest says :
"Some of our friends have been gen-
*rous ouoagh to wish us 'Many happy
returns of the day' over a birth notice in
last week's Post, in which twins are re-
vorted as new arrivals at the home of
W. H. Kerr. We beg leave to say we
.are not the happy party referred to as we
cannot afford any such luxury. The
'blessing has come to the home circle of
W. H. Kerr, the well known baker of
Vorrie, a gentleman, we trust, who
"will always have bread enough and to
spare, but he will knead the "dough"
if the above mentioned occurrence is
frequent."
prevenient wade in the literature they
read. A parent fails in his duty if he
allows a child to read what is unfit, and
further if he neglects to provide for the
desire in every young mind for the good
—a desire that a million books can
satisfy, and that every parent lies op -
ports -males to train and cultivate.
Parents cannot be true tp their respol-
sibilities if they fail in this great ele-
ment of human good. There is nothing
more true than that the child is father
of the man. He who as a child reads
books of filth will as a man have a de-
praved literary taste; the child who
reads what is wholesome will grow to be
a wholesome man with a wholesome
mind and a wholesome heart.
ALWAYS READY.
We aro always ready and prepared to
cater to your wants and requirements.
Our stock of pure drugs is very complete,
enabling us to fill without delay any
order from your doctor.
Our stock of Toilet Requisites is
Unsurpassed in Variety,
Quality and Prices.
Are you using Paine's Celery Com-
pound, nature's great remedy for the
cure of Rheumatism, neuralgia, nervous
diseases, diabetes and liver troubles? If
you have not given Pause's Celery Com-
pound a trial for your failing health, do
so at once; we recommend it.
A. L. Hamm:nee Druggist, •
Wingham, Ont.
OUR OTTAWA ILETTER.
We must confess that when we read Prom our own Correspondent.
'the birth notices last week, we moment- Ottawa, May 12th, 1899.
Now that the budget debate is finally
out of the way, there is promise of some
progress in the serious business of the
session. Very little has yet been done
with the estimates, and it is seldom that
they are disposed of in less than five
weeks; moreover the Opposition threat-
ens to divide the House early and often
upon many items therein contained, so
that there is small prospect of any time,
being saved, and if the session is brought
to a conclusion in time to let the mem-
bers reach their homes by Dominion
Day, everyone will be profoundly thank-
ful. There are however those who
doubt if even that distant date will see
prorogation an accomplished fact.
"DIRE DISASTER" BY THE SEA.
Evidences of the dire disaster which
according to Sir Charles Tupper, was to
overtake Canadian commerce when the
Liberals came into power, continues to
accumulate. According to "The Ameri-
can Miller," orders for machinery for
six new roller flour mills have been sent
from New Brunswick points within a
few weeks past. The mills will have a
capacity of fifty barrels daily each, and
will be located at Andover, Lakeville,
Bristol, Centreville, Canterbury; and
Killam's Mill, and it is said that another
mill may be built a Moncton. When
these new mills are built and running
there will be eighteen mills in operation
in New Brunswick, and it is expected
that the combined capacity of the mills
of that Province* will soon reach 1,000
barrels a day.
Nova Scotia too, is getting her share,
lA.rnau's heart and head aro wrong if he
for "The Maritime Merchant," asserts
cannot think good of his own laud with- that the greatly increased demand for
mat thinking ill of others. Good men Nova Scotia coal will be one of the most
and woman make citizens, patriots, gratifying features in Provincial industry
en martyrs if need be—in that is the this year. The collieries have been kept
1 of patriotism. A2ay' the tiny sons hard at work for the past nine months,
ghters of Canada pray God to and the output has been marketed reads- i C A FID
Save pile rleeu, and bless our Maplely at increased rates. Both athome and
deaf forever.•abroad the demand has increased, and it We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
is a welcome sign of a greatly enlarged to refund the money on a twenty-five
" measure of activity in ail branches of cent bottle of Dr, Wills' English Pills,
How if after using three fourths of contents
i low ® Find Out trade. During 1900 many coal pits in of bottle, they do not relieve Constipa-
Cape Breton which have not beenwork- tion and Headache. We fuse warrant
If Your Kidneys Are Deranged and the ed for years will be reopened and their that four bottles will permanently cure
system Poisoned by Urlo Acid, stores of coal utilized. The result of the most obstinate eases of Constipation.
this larger 'volume of activity Cannot Satisfaction or no pay when Wills' Eng -
fail to be reflected in the coarse of lish Pills are used.
itis the l" edidliur mission of the kidneys A. A. Morrow, Chemist and Druggist,
Alter th ;blood, to separate the poisonous ordinary business and the general Wiughant, Ont.
purities ront the pure blood, allowing dealers in the vicinity of the coal 0. A. Campbell, Chemist and Druggist,
se blood t go on its way, while the poison producers twill end a volume Wingham, Ont.
turicamid-.s sent through the ureters to enjoy greater A. L. Hamilton, Chemist and Drug-
is bladder add hence out of the body. of trade. gist, Wingham, Ont.
TIM RAILROADS SHOW IT TOO.
Neither is there any indlepttioti•ofWM-Criminal Carelessness,
mercial stagnation in the report that the The first fire cracker fatality of the
Department of Railways
p eget Canals had season is reported from Toronto, whore
tai upon the table f
db o theH
0 House, Thec
P 11 • ear of 1 lad was teen a
a little four-year-old g
total mileage of completed railways has bunch of fire -crackers and a box of
been increased during the year by near- snatches and sent away to amuse him•
ly 500 miles. The paid 'up capital has self. Ito diel so, and his sorrowing
Wee
great frequency in urinating. increased over $23,000,000, tiro total parents now weep over his charred TO.
rernarkable efficiency of Ibr. Chases earnings by $1,500,000 and the net earn- mains. We suppose young Canada must I
aq-Liver Mils as a prompt mire foe Ings by nearly $1,000,000. There has : amuse itself with firecrackers, but it 1s•
ailments is nicwell
lli knowm permanently
n i boon an increase of nearly 700,000 in the less than criminal folly to lot little tots
"9, q
l kanhes, lame backs, and kidney . number of passengers carried and alt play with fire of any kind, finless some -
sad dirorders. One nill a dose, 2. e. most 2,500,000' tons 1n the volume of ono who has attained years of diserotioll
at ail' dealers, or tcoteeeee, Dates freight. With regard to the IRtercolon• is present to prevent accidents like the
Teroetc. sal .railway, the gross easings lave in- one referred to.—Loudon News.
lir con kin e, ce . t theca who
c.'»t'e Srup o£ fcreased $020,000; and the a 7cess of earn- Miller''s wee. Powders ore' a wondor-
yineeed: attd lugs over expenditure $01,001, as against ;fitl medicine for ailments of children.
550. as bottle. Ig. an excess of expenditure over curings in Bold at (lolif A, Campbell's drug store.
airily thought of the poor editor of the
3'ost in connection with the foregoing
veference, and for the time anticipated
that the Post subscription rates would
ape raised to $1.25, strictly in advance.
A careful reading, however, showed us
the actualtruth of the matter. We im-
nnediately sat down and wrote a beautiful
Te Deem for Mr. Kerr. Our devil
chants it every morning while sweeping
scut the office, and even as we write his
rich Mello baritone comes floating into
.anur sanctum from far away over cases,
land presses, and forms.
On Wednesday our schools will cele-
-Irate Empire Day, a day named by the
ducation Department to be marked by
uexercises tending tocultivate the em-
lbryo of patriotism that sprouts iu the
:ten -thousand bosoms of our country's
O';little igen and women. There is no
subject that these kings and queens take
snore interest in than the stories of
?Canada's great men, the gallant deeds of
anincl and hand that have made our
country what it is. But our department
aims at a wider patriotism, the love of
the Empire. Never have conditions been
store favorable than now to teach the
child what the Empire and Mother
Land are to us, and we to them. We
have„ since last Empire Day, entered
' tpon a new era. The child should
:understand our new relati-n to the
Mistress of the Seas, and what grander,
*better, nobler people we may become as
. result of it. To teach this there can
be no necessity in decrying our brothers
to the south, or France, or Germany.
GOING AHEAD IN ONTARIO.
The session of the Ontario Legislature
which has just closed the first session of
the reconstructed Govermnent, has
been marked by au unusual amount of
progressive and aggressive legislation
which cannot fail to give tremendouas
impetus to the development of the re,
sources of the Province. Liberal terms
have been made with various develop-
ment companies commanding ample
capital by which the vast possibilities cf
that New Ontario north and west of
Lake Superior, which was visited by the
legislators last summer will be opened
up, and in a short time millions will be
spent in the erection of pulp mills, and
other industries. It is the beginning of a
movement which will make Canada the
greatest paper -producing country in the
world. The new mining regulations
will do much to prevent speculators
from tying up iron _ mines, and will
assure the expenditure of millions of
dollars in this Province in the erection
of worka for refining nickel ores. The
Government's policy of supply cold
storage facilities to farmers is also likely
to be productive of good results; and in
a score of other ways, both by enacting
ne�'v legisltition, and by improving that
already on the statute books, has the
Ross Administration shown itself well
worthy of the confidence reposed in it
by the people and fully capable of suc-
cessfully governing the premier province
of the premier colony of the premier
empire of the world.
Miss Geography.
My doll is from far Japan,
My gloves from banks of Seine;
My Leghorn hat's Italian,
My fan came straight from Spain,
From England is my muslin gown,
My hose from Germany;
My shoes were made in Boston town;
So when I'm dressed from toe to crown
I'm Miss Geography!
` clay School at 2:S.Opm, General prayer
word, contributing very little to the meeting on Wednesday evoniilg. Rev.
makeup of the paper beyond the ampli- Wzn. Lowe, inoumbont. F. Shure, S. S.
Aeolians which ho added to the )rocltlo- Superintendent•
tions of the brilliant staff with which he CONGREGATIONAL CIIURCII,-- rabbetiz
services at 11-a ne and 7 p no Sunday
slurosudad himself, The Times thus School at 2:30 p in. General prayer
quickly gained te position whioht it has meeting on Wednesday evenings, Rov,
never since lost, Barnes died on the 7th J. W. Gofliit, pastor. Gavin Wilson, S.
of May, 1811, at the coniine€ttively early • S. Superintryendent.
RoDfaN (Sarno= Cuune I — Every
age of fifty -sit, fourth Sunday. Mass at 10:30 a ni, ser -
Local: pion and benediction at 7 p nt. Rev. D.
Joliet Elgin Tom, II:apector of Pablic P. MoMenatnin, P. P.
Schools, Goderich, was born in Darling- a m avid 3 itnAmer—Service -ou Sunday, and 11
and
tau, Durham County, oft #11a 19th every evening during' the week at 8
Ootuber, 1852, of English parents. In o'clock at the barracks.
1853 hie parents moved to S. S. No, 5, CIIRISTIAN WORKERS—Services in the
Usborne, County of Huron; where lie Mission Hall, Victoria street, on Sunday
received his public school education. At at 8 and 7:30 p m. T. A. Calltoune, fn
charge.
the Normal School, Toronto, in 1871, he Pose Orr.CE—In Macdonald Block.
obtained a second-class certificate. In Office hours from 8 a m to 0:30 p m.
1875, returning to the Normal School, he Peter Fisher, �INSTITUTE—Library
ibrary and
Obtained a first-class grade "A" conMEoineteoesi- free reading room in the Town Hall,
ficate. Ho was then appointed principal will be open every afternoon from 2 to
of Georgetown public school, which he 5:15 o'clock and every evening from 7 to
:30
resigned to accept Um position of science 9
libraric anolook, Miss Millie Robertson,
master in St. Mary's Collegiate had- TOWN CouNCIL—Wm. Clegg, Mayor;
tate iu January, 1277. He remained in Wm Holmes,s T D. Bell. • .T H. Ohis-
St. Mary's until July, 1585, when he
was appointed sciouce master in Strathroy
Collegiate Institute, and iu January,
1880, was made Inspector of schools for
West Huron. Mr. Tom is a member
of the Presbyterian church, a Liberal -
Conservative in politics, a Select Coun-
cillor of the Royal Templaxs of Temper-
ance and a member of the I. 0. 0. F.
He was married in August, 1876, to Miss
Mary L. Haynes, who died in June, 1880,
and again March 2Sth, 1888, to Maggie
0,, daughter of the late James Dickson,
Registrar of Huron.
A BOON TO HORSEMEN Egli
Liniment removes a hard, soft or cal-
loused Lumps and Blemishes frcm
horses, Blood Spavin, Curbs, Splints,
Ring Bone, Sweeney, Stifles, Sprains,
Sore•and Swollen Throat, Coughs, etc.
The use of one bottle may make you SCO.
Warranted the most wonderful Blemish
Cure over known. Sold by A. L.
Hamilton. •
This is an age of printer's ink. Every-
body reads. You cannot talk to every-
body personally, nor by salesmen or
agents; but you can talk to everybody
through the newspapers.
he iffipett4nce of this work is empha.
by the fact that all the most painful
hest fatal diseaaes—such as Bright's
se, diabetes, etas dropsy,
rheumatism and
-arise front kidney disorders and
the blood.
o£ poisonsint
of the most distinct symptoms of
disease are : Backache, or, lame
deposits in the urine, seen after it
for twenty-four hours; and difficulty
Wild with Piles.. .
A Torturing Disease for which Dr.
Chase's Ointment is a Positive Cure.
holm, G. A. I 'ewton, Rolland Beattie,
G.pc. McKenzie, Councillors; J. B. Fer-
mson, Clerk and Treasurer; Samuel
Youhill, Assessor; Wm. Robertson, Col-
leotor. Board meets first Monday even-
ing in each month at 8 o'clock.
SCHOOL BOARD.—C, N. Griffin, (ohair-
mau), Thos. Abraham, H. G. Lee, J. J.
•Homuth, Wm. Moore, H. Kole, Thos.
Boll, Wm. Button. Secretary, Wm.
Robertson.; Treasurer, J. B. Ferguson.
Meotih)gssecond Tuesday evening in each ■
month.
Pomo SoRocL TEAClnclts.—A. H.
Musgrove, Principal, Mie Robertson,
" I was wild with piles when I began to
use Dr. Chase's Ointment. It has com-
pletely cured me."
This is the substance of scores and
hundreds of letters received at these offices
from every nook and corner of Canada.
If you could only look over these letters
you would be, sure to find the evidence of
your friends and neighbors. You could
not then be skeptical of the merits of 1)r.
Chase's Ointment, the only guaranteed cure
for piles.
Ask your neighbor about it ; ask your druggist
or dealer what he knows about Dr. Chase's
Ointment. If you prefer, sent a two cent stamp
to these offices to pay postage on a free sample,
'which will be sent by return nail if you mention
this paper.
Dr. Chase's Ointment has never yet been
known to fall to cure {files. It will not fail in
your case. It matters not what kind of piles
you have or of how long standing, if you use Dr.
Chase's Ointment freely and regularly it will
cure you.
For women suffering from itching, Dr. Chase's
Ointment is a prompt relief. It also cures
pimples, blackheads, eczema, salt rheum and
all itching skin diseases. It is of inestimable
worth in every home. 6oc. a box, .at all dealers,
or Edmonton, Bates & Co., Toronto. ae
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"Ail Dunlap T;res in %goo"
When you hire a wheel
freotn the Bicycle Livery
look at the tires.
If they are Dunlop Tires
then you can rest assured
vac wheel has a good pedi-
gr.'e in its every part.
Dunlop Tires on all good
"The only tools.,,
The Dunlop Tiro to., tlmItod,
• Turonte,
ltsnt:ocl, Winnipeg, Bt. John.
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estenei's e aseortment of all requisites for print-
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eounty for turning out first clns•t work. Large
typo arct (tppropriete cuts for alt styles of Post-
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Vice-President—A. G. RdntsAY,
DIRECTORS'
John Proctor, Gro. Roach, Wit. Gibson, M.P.,.
A. T. Wood, M.P., A. B. Leo (Toronto).
Ceehter—J. TUE1v731.TLL.
Savings Bank—Hemp 10 to 8e Saturday, Ile
to 1. Dol osits of el and upwards received and
interest t•ilowc d.
Special Deposita also received at eturcnt
rates of interest.
Drafts on Great Britain mid the United:.
etates Bought end sold.
W. CORBOULD, Agent.
E. L. DICKINSON, Solicitor.
E. S IT
Miss Reynolds, Miss Farnpharson, Miss p1'1N0u1 1M.
Cornyn,• Miss Vats;oue, 'Miss Matheson
and Miss Reid.
BOARD or Hct; vel --Mayor Clegg,
(chairman), C. J. Reading, Thos Greg-
ory, Dr. Kennedy, J. B. Ferguson, Sec-
retary, ; Dr, Towler, Medical Health
Officer.
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eorepresent me in their own enol anrrounding
tours}lea. Willing to pay yearly some, peyable
Weekly, I)(wirable employment with unusual TIMES
oyyppertuttities, Itc'fereneei: exeltanged. >nn•
eIcert aelf•addrewsotl. etemped envelope. B. A.Park, 820 Caxton 'Building, Chicago.
General Banking Bucinees transacted.
Money advanced to farmers and business men
on endorsed notes and collateral.
Farmers' Sale Notes Cashed
Moneys remitted by draft to tell parts of
Canada and the United States.
Notes and account:; collected on reasonable -
terms.
T eJ •P. KENNEDY M. L.. M. C. P. S. 0.
tion.) (Gold aM a KENNEDY,
Medicine.ol ASpecinl:
attention paid to diseases of Women and Child-
ren. Office hours -1 to 4 p. in. ; 7 to 9 p. n1.
DR. AGNEW,
Physician, Surgeon, eto.
Offlee—,Stone Block, over Deans' FIour and:.
Feed Store. Night calls tutswet•ed at the office.
D R. MACD0NALD,
Centre Street
Wingham,
Ontario.
RVANSTONE,
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BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC.
Private and Company funds to loan nt lowest
rate of interest. No commission charged. Mort-
gages, town and farm property bought and
sold. Office, Beaver Block, Wingham.
J' A. MORTON,
•
BARRISTER, &o.,
Wingham,
EE L. DICKENSON, •
. // BARRISTER, ETC.
Solicitor to Bank of Hamilton. Money to loan,
Office—Meyer Block, Wingham.
Ont.
ARTHUJ. IRWIN, D. D. S., L. D. S.
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Doctor of Dental Surely of the Pennsylvania..
Dental College and Licentiate of the Royal��
College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Office.
over Post Office, Wingham.
JOHN RITCHIE,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,
Wingham, Ont.
P DEANS, Sit.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
for the County of Huron. Sales attended 1u.
any part of the County. Charges moderate.
JOHN CURRIE, WINOBAet, Orr.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
Saks of Farm Stock and Farm Implements a.
specialty.
All orders left at Tim Timm office promptly: -
attended to. Terms reasonable.
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
Sf1Cap Caledonia, No. 49, meets.
1,1.
■ .--the first and third Monday 111
every month, in the Oddfellows Hall. Visiting•
brethren weleomo. D. STLwAnr, Chief; E. B.
Elliott, Rec.- See.
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XIAILWAY TIME TABLES. .
GRAND TRUNX RAILWAY SYSTEM.Vf
TRAINS r1A\E von
Palmerston ' (I.90 a.m.... 8.55a.in.,
Imam ......, 0.93 natl.... 3.151).111.
internale ....11 n.m8.15 pen ....10.43p.m.
MAUVE 'vita
Ttineardim, ....9.49 n,nl8.55 MM... ... 8315 p.m,
�Pnlnurto .Tslt1T.10 n ... 8.00 p.n.
10.93 p.m, ADVLjj jLandolt t6rT7Sr gen, Ingham.
- I tANADIA'N PACIFIC RAILWAY,
J DRAINS T1•Av13 9'O1t
Toronto and East.. ...... 0.59 eau., ..0.00' p,nt.
Teeswttter 1.81 p.m....10.4;3 p.m.
AT:RtVII X'n(t111
Te eswater. n 53a m.... 911,10. .,
Tett onto and Pt't .. 18`2 p.m ....10,4811 m,
a 6 J, II. I Eiililll, Agent, winghani.