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OUR 01111VA LETTER. better atteu they elelonet tette L to be
0.0.1••••••••••10.00.1.
too titeluite in their ethi, hon.
:sit-tem:sec otaritieeet,te.
.1111 .tlur Own Verreepoudent.
The folloving obeetvative credited to
Ottawa, Dee. 8, if,ro,
seoro. tetratiteona iew days, ago is
! It ie one of the sad but iztevitalle -
worthy of all etteteible puldleity, Speak-
leurnstancee of tide taunclane esteem,:
ine imperitt I:Oedema t:- It
impeeial 1:tette:akin means legieletion for
Canada by a tStrilament sitting at West-
iniustor. Cetneset itot ripe for it yet ; if
it rx.iaits Di:mercies devotion to the
coentry ht peace) or in woe, we
are :federated .airciuly. Any disenseion
o. Imdcrial Federation mutt necessatily
-olondy in the absence of any epecific
definition tet its :Tope. In. the .abstract
it may sefely be said that the idea ie
V' 1)1 popultraity emoug the Can
-
must. Le nattle to eoieon tio. publus xmael n1?" -',1113' Tlwir mIT"rt 1/1 thc
that wo atm, fail to realize the deareet
wiebee of the heart. Zl'o more etriliing
example ef. -the; admitted fact mists then
!the 11 neater in whis It ZIT hop(.;
I Rh:1110W ,I. NR WI rt'ir.",,i'il ti)- .{Y,Jess Tarte
and Siften in .the late Fellerel camettigu.
Reverie:dug early in the lifo of- the Pr(
ells: (n erentout, that the Premier had,
by ties etlectitai of thee() two gentlemen,
• lassociated with itineelf strow,. capalde
land pregreveive men, the Tories Clocieled
• that a cemented. and determined etot
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17,1,4T.AllId.41' C.0) 11,72:
South Ai:'u May bo regarded I
aguiust them itt all coot& I. teethe
thos party, and speakor have believe, all having proved that while one
cannot fOrcerette to what limit they might
worked to that end it is unnecessary to
refine. to go in participnting foreign
remind setter readers, autt what WEIS 11.10
compluntione in wineh the Dominion
reenli? has no direet interest, the resources of
In the Pros ince of Qaebee, Mr. Tarte
Cauada, would Always be as r autily
not only carried his Owti seat by a. thump -
iiewrierEsT saitecte Tufo, RtleT (V eta».
4.1eeTA.11.4.1. 17...e..te
iDeur Ludiee:
twee"XiiatsoliTts.
rrowy, ,t)TREcToitY.
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reseerle'r Cistenteet-elel, bath serv..ces
11 e Wei 7 p ennettey ranee at
le:so p
it. Gonad ?teeter Meetieg
"Wi'01±y4lay ovenhese. ye.
Feeeni, poster. W. .L teletputent, te.
teepetintendent.
at 11 a 14;VA 7 pin. rStradtty Scheel at
p fepreotth Ineeneo every anen.
tbtyevoatzte, -Genera reyer oevting
on Weelneatay eveninge. Rev. Mewed,
Halm, pa.stur. 1/e. Towhee S. Sup,
erinteeetent.
ritesevemtreet Cacutou-Sabbeth ser
FINS. nt 11 a ea mut p Sunday
Sehool at 2 :feet p m. General prayer
mollies. on Wecbteeday eveninge.
1 I 1 •
.11114 ,,ft , ,, t, ,,
-1-"see"."- • .411 Q- ing majority, but his strong personality
Ode, ELI .iteler, i ewe:A.1:n a eitBitoPitueron and epleudiel organization work resulted
eesneesneest's"-- 1in the practical annihilation of the Op.
position in thatlerovince. His influence
there is irresistible while his nppearauces
in various parts of Ontario give occasion
1.orl,.`w.; tVe 3. PoGew. . for an unmistakable manifestagion of
A etnivattiou ot Ontario COnservativeS confidence and esteem meth° port of the
is to be vatted te fortunlate a policy for English electorate, But for his regret -
the elpeezetieu. The: eomett. no doubt, able ill health he would have given more
O"5 1,A1,1 t.`alt.,0:•: 1.171t, Otypservativo I opportunity to his English-speithing
party itt thee lertwinoe have never had a compatriots to voiee their sentiments
•
1V. -only mees, r.pr.:Kiltea. by the towards him.
treeetleteliell 14, le03.
,oz ocosw,orvairvomvaomeyn...?
"No Popees," -"Pee ts for Irish Electors,"
'Green Bye -Opener," "number Pig-
gery," Ceirenithateson el" and table' Vote" iseuvs. It is high time
that they hail a pollee-, but they will
have e;me, diffieulty dee-letup; policy
that Wan:lead itself to the people,
atit. SIEToN'S Tenextrer,
' What is true of Mr. Tarte in French
Quebee, is equally true of Mr. Sifton in
the lenglish-speaking West.Pleeting the
strongest man the Conservatives could
put up, in a constituency which had
usver been anything bat Couservative
unless: they etinelaJo to go the Mend
he carried every section of the constit-
poliey one better, for the peesent Liberal
uency against hint. Moreover he work -
policy of progressiveness and develop-
ed indefatigably- in the interests of other
anent is the only suitable poliey for this
labend, candidates in various parts of
Proince. No 1 etter policy is needed,
Manitoba and the Territories and was
eier 'better men to apply it than eve have
in the present Ross Government. 'the
other cense is that the Dominion Con-
servative perty is without a leader;
rewarded by seeing a largteeLiberal con-
tingent elected than ever before, ,Not
coutent with this, the hard work of the
campaign was no sooner over than the
there is no party autocrat to formulate a
Liberals throughont the country, irres-
policy for the Provinne to Sir Charles
pective of locality, give spontaneous ex -
Tupper nudertook to do.-Poterboro'
pression to the all -prevailing desire to
xt-oniner, show their resentment of the cowardly
and un -British tactics with which the
Salt rteoun, with its burning, sting-
Miuister of the Interior -has been assail,
stylisation is dire to poor blood and
ed for so long. Receptions and banquets
have been tendered, him in every direc-
tion. He is being feted and acclaimed
wherever he goes. His return to the
Capital is partaking of the character of
a triumphant tour of a popular hero,aud
the people of the East are not satisfied.
until he has gone among them even to
the Atlantic sea -board to personally re-
ceive their expreesion of confidence and
encouragement. From the experiences
of Messrs Sifton and Tarte it would al-
is eured by Hood's :seesaw:x..11a, the
great bleed. trailer.
ONTA.P.X0 CONSERVATIVES.
Toronto Saturda,y Night of last weak
says; "An interesting but not surprising
sidelight is thrown on party methods
prevalent in Canada by the decision of
the Ontario Conservatives not to hold a
vonvention, for the alleged reason that
it is inadvisable to commit the party to a
definite platiorna, and for the additional
alleged reason that impolitic things most seem as if Opposition abuse was
might be said. by individual delegates the surest passport to popular approval.
for Whieb. the whole party wonldbe held REARING TEEM. RITVARD.
responsible. If Mr. Whitney and.his That section of the South . African
lieutenants are flghtingfor any principle contingent which is returning by way
and not merely for the spoils of office, of the Old Country is reaping a rich por-
why should they be afraid to enunciate tion of its just reward for splendid ser-
vices rendered to the empire. Our yen -
pleeed fur the Qtmettete they have beeo.
An. alliance Out rests on natural bonds
of coelmercial interests and devotiom
that needs no- legis)ative assurance, has
advantages that no fennel compactcottla
supply. Such an alliance between Can-
ada and Great Britain is welclizlg itself
stronger every day."
Rein tette. Oveetreorteted krt.
-1s the great engine which pumps life
through. your system hard pressed, over-
taxed, groaning under its load because dia.
ease has clogged it ? Dr. Agnew's Cure for
the Heart is nature's lubricator and cleanser,
and daily demonstrates to heart sufferers
that it is the safest, surest, and most speedy
remedy that medical science knows -6e
Eolci. 'by A. L. Hamilton.
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10 131,P ;Xi) um:lilts the ttitttitst, yet howlvv.-4,i, hum Of
V V. F RI DAY monNi NG :thy day? surviy two when in, eilent,
(ohne, or in sweet. t'01111,41,1111011 \Vitt). rel.
Timor omee, Deaver /3100,4 eaves or it ii"lietri, On WM) let your
thoughts dwell °a the dvar absent ones
lit Atria. Yovr s and tears, your
WiN4V,
prayers and tettre Lave gone forth to
ITE11113 ttenacitneruet-$1.ee Per nnumn in them. .A.101 Was MI, that the hear Of
edvenee it tart so iseld. No 1.140,r diseon- nslou tva?
till nil PrIeS,1[4 inn /Midi emelt at tie, le•tittr 1:111dieet4 etaillitatee-
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3npans have no elicit Oahu on you, and
IAAHaet'tittemente in local columns are charged
10 cts. per line for first insertion,. told eents nre, beeidii, of inferior qualitiee. Mon-
5e011,5aitida elit1 Iiihf 011 brOlide
per line for etteh eubetement insertion,
are nil good. -Colonist.
D. Peelle, pastor ea. S. . of 'met, lotted, Ettreyed,
0.010. Fazrn; li r Sale or to J2 nt, tract eindiar, n.oe for
ST. PAUL'S OILLYRCII, EVIsCOPADr-Sab- last nit -alt and ;I) vents foe cte:11.Et2l22it
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,MiritAel
bath services at 11 m and 7 p Sun, "'nth'
Cary b'cliool at 2:80pm. General prayer mir raw tor tee ineertija ra' nevh'len 3
eiti ei
meeting Wednesday eyening; Rev, fee ered'acepeereate
Win. Lowe, incumbent. Shore, S. fe.
Superintendent.
CoxtutucteTureett,
services et 11 a in and 7 p in. Sunday
School at 12 m. Midweek mecting'ene
Weduesdry eveuings at 8 o'clock. Gavin
Wilson, S.S. Supt.; A. E. Prior, pastor.
A Girl's /test Cloanseior isr1er
"Trust your father's judgment of
of your men Wends rather than your
own at first," • writes Helen Watterson
Moody to girls, in the December Ladies'
Homo journal." The gay, witty, re-
sponsive young man who will probably
most attrabt you, -will not be the one
who will bo likely to have hie serials
consideratiou and respect. - Talk over
your young 'friends with your father,
and see what healthy, uuemotioeal,
sane hnonestanclards' he will sot up for
you. veiny think if a girl could have
but one counselor in her love affairs, it
would better be her father than any one
else. A man's mind is a great tonic to
the somewhat diluted intellect of a girl
in her first sentimental experiences."
that principle in clear, unambiguousterms,
terms, and wage their fighe upon it in
everyeconstituene.y from. one end of the
Province to another? The Opposition
haveveered from point to point until
nobody has the faintest idea, whither
they are steering. If they win. in the
next conflict it will be owing to the
faults of the Government and not to the
merits of Mr. 'Whitney and his nebular
policy. The Conservatives are taking
long odds in expecting to be successful
on the score of the Government's short-
comings. The result in this Province in
the recent Dominion contest is no indica-
tion of a similar result with a different
arrangement of constituencies and on
different issues. The Opposition do net
want to fight fair, but will attack the
Government upon any or all points, and
'with regard to local exigencies. This
may look like a promising formation for
attaek. So it is looked to Sir Charles
Tupper, Bart., but the result of that
gentleman's encounter with the elector-
ate rather goes to show that it will take
a cleverer person. than Mr. J. P.
Whitney to play the role of a lightning -
change artist with success.
Piles
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH - Every
fourth feemday. Mass at 10 Ma in, Kir-
i-non and benediction at 7 p Roy, D.
P. McMenamin, P. P.
SALVATION Mune-Service at 7 and 11.
a in and 8 and 8 p on. Sunday, and
every evening during the evook at 13
o'clock at the barracks.
CHRISTIAN ANP MISSIONARY AT.LIANCE.
Meetings as follows: S. S. at2.80 p.
in. Fellowship at 4 p, en, and evan-
gelistic at 8 p. M., every Sunday in
Ritchie'e "Victoria St.
POST OFFIOR-Ill Macdonald Block.
Office hours from 8 a in to 6:30 p m.
Peter Fisher, postmaster.
Meosenencs' LesrxrueE-Library and
free reading room in the Town Hall,
will be open every aftoruoon from 2 to
5:45 o'clock and every evening from 7 to
9:30 o'clock. 'Miss Millie Robertson,
librarian.
TOWN COUNCIL -Wm, Clegg, Mayor;
Wm. Hohne,s, H. O. Bell. J. E. Chis-
holm, G. A. Neyston, Rolland Beattie,
Geo. McKenzie, Councillors; 3. B. Fer-
guson, Clerk and Treasurer; Samuel
Youhill, Assessor; 'Wm. Robertson, Col-
lector. Board meets first Monday even-
ing in each. mouth at 8 o'clock.
SOnooe Boaree---C. N. Griffin, (chair-
mau), Th.os. Abraham, 1-1. Lee,
H. G. J. 3.
Homuth, Wm. Moore, H. Kerr, Thos.
Bell, Wm. Button. Secretary, Wm.
Robertson; Treasurer, 3. B. Ferguson.
Meetings second Tuesday evening in each
month.
PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHER S. -A. H,
Musgrove, Principal, Miss Robertson,
Miss Reynolds, Miss Farquharson, Miss
(Jerilyn, Miss Vanstone, Miss Matheson
and Miss Reid.
BOARD OP HEALTH -Mayor Clegg,
(chairman), C. J. Reacting, Thos Greg-
ory, Dr. Kennedy, 3'. B. -Ferguson, Sec-
retary,; Dr. Towler, Medical Health
Officer.
To prove to you that Dr.
Chase's Ointment is Lb certain
and absolute cure for each
and every form of itching,
bleedingand protruding piles,
the manufacturers have guaranteed it. See tes-
timonials in the daily press and ask your neigh-
bors what they think of it. You can use it and.
get your money back if not cured. 00e a box, at
all dealers or EnmAxsoer,BATes &•. Co.,.Toronto,
erable and beloved Queen wept when
she watched her Canadian soldiers file
past her carriage, the throngs of Lon-
don's streets cheered themselves hoarse
as the khaki -clad veteres passed, -and
one of the boys is reported to have re-
marked that it was worth all the hard-
ships of the campaign to receive such a
manifestation of approval from Queen
and empire. Tho declaration of one
poor fellow who lost his sight from ae
Boer shot, that he had no regret
for he felt that he had simply done his
duty, is just the sentiment which has
led our boys to face the deadly manser
and the less deadly enteric, mid it is
with the aid of such sentiments that the
empire is to -day more firmly welded to-
gether than ever before. Does any in-
telligent man with a. human heart with-
in his breast believe that like results
would, have been obtained by adopting
• the Tupper policy (mid pro' quo -"We
,will give you an exact, equivalent for
what we get, no more and no less."
Dr. Chase's Ointment
Sir Charles Tupper has accepted the
oMce of president of the Crown Life In-
surance Company.
Children Cry for
made", eeeepeee eye., 0,00d Law
me).
A fat fupolicoman stood on a
_ Bark, • •
row corner hale neleep. newsboy, ono
nate :mut) moo eeee of the bits 148,W a dime at the edge
11M. 811'). no. 1 eto.
Dee cetilitAnT.
eto neeu
Coluitin
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Quarter Coinnin
Advertimenents without epeelde direetions
wilt be inserted tell forbi(1 end charged accord.
MeV. Trensient salvertisemenki utast 210 1)01(1
for in advance.
Tail Jon Deeentamore 0 stoteaa withen
eetereive assortment of all vequisit es for Pr:W-
ing, facilitivs not equelled 112 *OM
un
coty for turning. any first eines work. Large
type and, appropriate elite for allele:1N of Post-
ers,./land Bills, etc., end. the latest. styles of
chow() fancy type for the finer classee of print-
ing.
F. 13. ELLIOTT,
Proprietor and Publieher.
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NK of HAmilt:MN
W.i N G "71 A M.
Capital. $2,000,000. Rest,.151,234,120
President-JenN-STUAlltr.
Vice -President -A. G.
lifirracToins,l,
john Proctor, Geo. Roach, 'Wm. Gibson, 14i.P.,
A. T. Wood, M. P., A. 13. Lee (Toronto).
Cashier -a. TURNDULL.
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Skague,y is now connected by tele-
graph with Eagle, which is 100 miles
from. Dawson.
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of the curb, IL) stopped and picked it
up.
What are you pickle up there? -de-
mended the policeman, Nvitli a -sudden
show of interest.
Found n Uhne in the gutter, replied
the newsboy.
Give it to nue demanded the police,
3"n.
'11
Inothiu of the kind, said the
boy.
Yes, you will, or run you in,
Say, you don't 'know who yOu're-
tuildu to, do you? was the comer to the
threat., I live on the `level,' see? An
what's more 1 can prove it. Pinders.
keepers if I know anything about the
game. You just run me iu.
Move on! Move out said the police,
man fiercely, waving hisclub as he saw
a crowd was gathering.
Savings Rank -Hours 10 to 8; Sateteday, 20
to 1. Deposits of 61 and upwards receiveu and
interest allowed.
Special Deposits aLsa received at current
rates of interest. •
Drafts on Great Britain and the United
States Bought and sold.
Travellers are notified that the Bank of Ham
imton encl its Branelies issue Cirenlar Rates
National Provincial Bank of Englard, Limited,
which can be cashed without charge or trou-
ble in any part of the world.
W, CORBOULD, Agent
E. L. DICKINSON, Solicitor.
Two Coat
Makers.
Also
• Two Pant
Makers.
When the liver gets slave and slug-
gish in action bile is left in the bleed
to poison the whole system and give
rise to serious bodily derangements.
When there are biliousness, headache,
constipation and indigestion Dr. Chase's
Kidney -Liver Pills make you 'tvell in
a surprisingly short time.
Mrs. H. A. Smith, 132 Manning' av-
enue, Toronto, stales :-"My daughter
has had a wretched time of it for mine
a while with liVer complaint, causing,
among other troubles, weakness of the
stomach, very salloiv cornplexhin, and a
most miserable etate of feeling general-
ly. My husband had occasion to use
Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pille, and
spoke so highly • of their merit that I
Concluded to have her try them, and
since beginning their use she has
markedly improved in every way. I can
with confidence therefore recommend
Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills."
One pill a dose ; 23 Cents a bee:,
WHAT ABOUT COLD STORAGE.
The inexorable logic of events has
simply annihilated the position taken by
Sir Charles Tupper towards the Govern-
ment on the cold storage question ;while
at the same time furnishing a complete
endorsation of the policy of the Minister
of Agriculture. Under any circumstan-
ces it would be gratifying to the Gov-
ernment, and no less satisfactory in the
country, to have the efforts of the de-
partment in handling fruit and dairy
produce and other perishable goods at
the Paris Exhibition se mark° dly sue-
oessfnl, but that success has boon em-
phasised in it most attiking manner by
persistent testimonials received almost
daily' from entirely disinterested and un-
biassed sources, -many Of them foreign-
ers and nearly all absolute strangers,
testifying to the uneolled excellence
and sterling naerit, not only of the goods
themselves, but of the cold etorage fac-
ilities whieh made it possible to place
those goods on exhibition in perfeet con
-
attics'. Ib wotild be impossible to have
devised a nutre absolute and convincing
answer to the multi-cob:nun manifeato
which Sir Charles Tupper *tied shortly
before the election; a manifesto which
Was by long odde his most important
utterance during the entire campaign,
'whenever there 13 an ache or pain.
when the appetite fails, when there are
sleepless nights and momentary spells
of weakness, look for the cause, and
see tbat it is removed at once. .•
Cultivate good health while yet there
Is something to bulk]. en, instead of
waiting until the nerve force Is depletel
and vitality completely exhausted.
To persons Suffering the results of
-thin blood and wasted nerves, Dr.
-Chase's Nerve rood supplies oil the
needs of the system tied bringperlect
health. It occupies a field by itself
and is unique in these respects: that
it cures by forming new, rich blond
and nerve force, building up the system
and increasing the weight,
It ie a reconstructant, restorative and
revitalizes, of the most unusual merit,
which sends new life and new vigor to
*very part of the body, and gradually
and permanently curall nervotta trou-
biers and diseases resulting from weak
blood and low vitalitit. 54) cents a
box, at all dealers', or Edmanson, Bates
Co., Toronto.
ri. Chase's
Nerve Food.
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rio Chase ci
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General Banking Business transacted.
Money advanced to inriners and. business Men
on endorsed notes and collateral.
Farmers' Sale Notes Cashed
Moneys remitted by draft to all parts of
Canada and the "United. States. '
Notes aml accounts collected on reasonable
terms.
WE13STER & CO.,
Queen's Block,
T P. KENNEDY, M. 3).. M. C. P. S. 0
. (Member of the British Medical Associa-
tion.) Gold Medallist in Medieine.,. Special
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reit. Office hours -1 to 4 p. ; 7 to 0 p.
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A new carriage tire that makes riding
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for it does away with the vibratioe that
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Y-shaped spilett between the
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rit ng v1i1h idett4vt
ieet to. See the exhibit at the
leg fairs,
Send at once for Free 'tire Catalogue,
giving prices of till sizes.
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for their children 'while teethiug, with
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softens the gums, allays all. pain, mixes
wind colic, and is the best remedy for
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Sold by druggists in every part of the
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for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and
take no other kind.
Ontario.
IR VANSTONE,
•
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Private and Company funds to loan at lowest
rate of interest. No commission charged. Mort-
gages, town and farm property bought and
sold. Office, Beaver Bloc, Wingham.
JA. MORTON,
V .
BARRISTER, &c.,
Wingham, Ont.
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The calendars for the first year of the
twentieth century are now out and from
them it is to be gathered that the year
begins on Tuesday. Spring on March.
21, at 7.88 p. m. ; suennier, June 22, at.
3.87 p. ; autumn, Sept. 23, at 6.18
p.m. and winter, Dec. 22, 4e.45 pante
Easter falls on the 6th April, Ascension
Day, May 10, Wbitsuuclay, May 26, an&
Christmas falls on Weclueliday. March,
Juno, September and December are the,
"five Sunday months."
E. L. DICKENSON,
BARRISTER, ETC.
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Solicitor to Bank of Hamilton. Malloy to loan.
Office -Meyer Block, Wingliam.
ARTHUR J. IRWIN', D. D. S., L. D. S.
Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Pennsylvania
Dental College and Licentiate of the Royal
College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Office
over Post Office, Wingham.
VET T. HOLLOWAY, D.D.S., L.D.S.
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Special attention to the care and regulation
of children's teeth. Moderate prices, athl all
'Fork carefully and skilfully performed. Office
in Beaver Block, Wingham.
At Gerrie every Monday.
JOHN RITCHIE,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,
Wingham, Ont.
Headache Vanished. '
Mrs. D. W. Le Gallais, St. Godfroy,
P. Q., says: "I have used Milburn's
Sterling- Headache Powders for sick
headache. After'taking two powders
felt bettor and was able to get up and go
on with iny work,"
The Cuban sugar crop promises to bei
thelargest sine the year 1895.
Mrs. Hibbere Beck, Newburn, N. S.,
writes: "1 was in bed for weeks with
Rheumatism and could not move with-
out help, I began using Milburn's Rheu-
matic Pills aud one box relieved. the.
pain and six boxes completely cured
nte."
Hon. Sydney Fisher will go to Glasgow.
iu Raillery to superintend the arrange-
ments for the exhibition. .
Worms affect a child's health too ser-
iously to- neglect. Sometimeit they
cause convulsions and death. If you
suspect them to he present, give Dr.
Low's Pleasant 'Worm Syrup, which
detsroys the worms without injuring the
child. Price 250.
Oscar Wilde, the notorious author and
aesthete, is dead.
100......106.11ati•OWINMIZEL.Maa.MMENnesIMON•1••••••••=1•10.110.11Moral
Tesit DEAN'S, Jrt.
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LICENSED AUCTIONEER
for the Comity of Huron. Sales attended hi
any part of the County. Charges moderate.
IT PAYS
TO ADVERTISE
IN THE
TIMES..
JOHN' OURRIS, Wrztortem, ()bin
LICENSED AUCTIONERR.
Sales of 31'arm Stock and Farm Implements a
specialty.
All orders loft at TIDE Tneels office promptly
attended to. Terms reasonable.
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
0 s • -grfii, gag:1'441in zeg
N • Kir( d
every month, in the Oddfellows Hall. Visiting
brethren wekome, D. SweiveART, Chief; H. B.
Elliott, Rees Sec.
j033 PRINTING,
ineluding Books, Pamphlets, Posters, Bill
'Rde, Circulars, &a., &e., executed ih the best
style of the art, at mcdorate prices, and on
short notice.
BeeetioeintNee-We are *need to atinetille0
that any nooks or Magneines left with us for
Binding, will littee our prompt attention
Prices for Binding in any style will be given. on
applieittion to
THE TIMES 017/00,
Winghare.
THE WEST HURON
FARMERS' INSTiTUTE
Will hold special meetings at Clinton, Mon-
day, Dee. 17111.Winghai22. Dec. 113111, Carlow,
Dec. 19th, and hodench, Dec. 201h.
TOWN HALL, CLINTON, 1.80 pan. & 7.80 pan.
1.80 -President's address' ... .. .
100-A.ddreR
ss R. Mcilte3die, Kippdti
Crop failures and how to avoid them.
2.00 -Discussion.
145 -Address Miss RO8o, Gnelph
8.15-Discussien.
ievnerree sussime.
Doors open at 7.80, meeting to coir.menee at 8
ediarp, when addresses will be deliveved
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Miss Rose, Mayor Jackeon, R. McMordie, R.
Holmes, M. P.. G. 28.. McLean and others.
Clinton's famous "Lug" cpiartette will bo in
attendance,
WINGEIAM, TUESDAY, 1)110. 18.
AFTERNOON 821251021.
180-P0e141de11t's address . JC Snell
2.00-Addres14
2.80 -Discussion. . Currie, Sr
2-45-Adatesa. ....... . . ........iiss Rose
115 -Discussion.
8.80 -Address 'A. Hyslop, 18.. P.
nylon:so 52138ION.
Addresses will be delivered, by,ilise Bose, A.
Hyslop, M.P.P., R. Carrie and °Mere,
CARLOW WEDNESDAY', 13210. 10.
1:80 -President s address ... . , Snell
2.00-Addre12e,, C. ideflotvan
Cement, When Mid how to use it.
2.80-Diecuesion
2.45-Addregs . -iliss Bose
8.15-Diecussion.
esegtOel, 7,00 pan.
Addressee will bo delivered by Mies/loge, N
Met). Allan, 13. D. Grant and others.
GODE11101I, TateltSDA.Y, DEO. 10.
1.80-Isrreident's address.. kitten
2..00 -Address • , Kornighan
Township 123. County Pairs.
2,80-Diseassion
2.45 -Address Ifiss Rosa
0.16-Diseussion
Ds/rinse sustitoilt 812,212,
Addresses will be delivered by Mae Rose, J.
Keruighen,./. Mitehell,B. I/. Grant, A. MD.
Allan and others,
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
GI:taxi) TRUIllt RAILWAY SYSTEM.
TiA/NS 11.E1A1711.1 VOTt
Palincrston..............0.141 a.m.... 8.65min.
London 6.50 a.m.... 8.25p.in.
Kincardine..11.10 ton- 8.25 8.88p.m.
AMON% Int0/1
Xitieattliale a.m.'8,55 aan.... 8.26 pati
London 11.10 earl.... 7.65 Ima
Palmerston 2.45 p.m.- 8,38 p.m
3.11.. OORDON, Agent, Winghitin.
riAILMAIT PACIPIO RA/LWAY,
titAtflii =AYH 1(012
Toronto and East... 0.50 min.... 11.00
Teoseniter 1132 pan....10.48 pan.
Aurora Eiton
oree4water...... 0.68 a.m.....8 p.m,
Tercet° Dna molt 1 ss p
3.11, Bralliellt, Agent, Wingham,
A,ppropriete Masted prognaa wiltee previa.
ed for every eemion.
tattles espeelelly invitelt to both after -num
enenevenine 00e8i01e. Ili 224 the intention
organize a Wonutree Institute.
.A11 are wereoree, come prepered to hike part
itt tbodisettiosionit.
Meetinge tonunostab ellen, on time.
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