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)131iTer IWO'S LIBZHAL CLUB.
A. Weill of the Wittgba tit Young
Mena Metal will he held on Mon:
day event' next, the 9tli inst., in the
Igloo= over * B. Grace-oe ftirniture
dere. The constitution, by lavol and
platform of the Club wili. be disciug
an on interesting time
p acted. We hors to see a large at:
taiciAnce. Meeting to commence at
8 trePolr.
in, the supplementary eatinttee, the
lominion Government as $35,(P0
cr "expenses of Half Weds 0Q11.111310'
ion," upon which the Hamilton Times
ertinently asks:-,-Wia;.. spend this
arge SUM, if, as the Minister -Wire .
cutetior Contend; "the balflareede
• have no grievances whatever 1"
Those people who oelieve in 0112011S,
tud are curious about coincidences,
7.111 be inveree'ecl i noting the fact
that in the consiituencizsthe names of
which begin with "p" the Sootb Aoc
has not been suceersful. It has been
. doff abed in Peel, Prince Ede and and
Perth. 'it would be repute able
if the same result follow in Peteeboro'
end Prescott, where is has yet to be
submitted.
Ca Weonesday last the e;git'teeeth
anniversa-y of the consunenatlon
the liforniiiion of Canada was celehret.
ed throughout the cooniry, Woo°
1867 the Dominion bed made great
progress. Our population has largely
increased,. our commerce bas extended.
our railway system has grown rapidly• ,
and our Manufactories have become
ranch greater. The outlook 'for the
future is very hopeful, and.the Do-
minion, with its vast territory, its ex-
c,d
°anent climate and resources, possess-
es the necessary elements for a great
' nation.
The half time system f= the- public
schools has been iu successful popular
to make the junior class nurseries for
little ones who had barely reached
the school age. Tho pressure for room
in the junior divisions forced the true:
tees to adopt the half tiree system as
the only way out of the expense of
erecting new room 16r the R0001Xl1310:
dation of tho children who were really
too young to spend the full day in
school. The new' plan divides the
junior pupils into two detachments.
One attends in the morning and the
other in the aftermion.• Thus at the
same cost as under the, old s stem
twice the number of children are , ac-
commodated. •
The Winnipeg nines gives a 'moil'
glowing account of the crop prospects
in . Manitoba. It says:--"Iteports
from all parts of the Province show
that the prospects were never better.
The season is fully at= weeks in ad-
vance of last year. The -weather was
unsurpassed for seeding, being dey
sad favorable in every way. This
has been succeeded by opporiame
rain; which hastoaed vegetation to a
remarkable extent, and when the
June rains aee past they will no dou Jt
be succeeded by a period of hot vieath-
er whioli will rapislly tiring the g•u%
to maturity, From every disti4ot the
report L that the prospects were never
better. This will be the year for the
North-west fanners to i in. Those wbo
have increased their at:reset)wiI bo
able to c gratn'e theio3e-ve4on
the result."
4.•
The eleetion h East Algoma took
;lace on Monday Mt ard the returne
as far as beard 'from, give tr. Lyon,
the Beforro candidate a illitiOi")7 of
ever 700.. • 4.
A London,eable says: ,Itev, Mr; Spiv.
geon has prodtioed a profound Seam
tial by an article over his signature
lu "The Monthly Review." In this
the great preacher narrates ill detail
the story of the death last year of an
eminent judge in a brothel and Ais-
closures brought out in the recent
Jeffries ORSe, He makes these ex-
amplesfrom high official life the basis
of= 0 full flavored denunciation of
English immorality, and IA Gar:—
"Sodom in its most putrid clays could
scarce exceed London for vice. To
our infinite dtsgust and horror the
names of the greatest iu the land are
openly mentioned in nneat= with
the filthiest debauchery and the most
hideous evil that drags in the wake of
vice. These things are alleged to be
the chosen luxury of certain bereditat
ry legislators and rulers in England:
Woe unto thee, England, when thy
great ones love tie harlots' house top !
Deep is our shame, when we know that
our judgee lire not clean, and that
social purity is .put to the blush • by
magistrates of no mean degree. Ye;
that courts ofjustice lend themselves
to covering up and bushing up iniqui-
ties so great. Shall not God begriev:
ed by such a nation as this? What is
looming over us—what clouds are
• darkening our Shy •
• .
NF WS OF TPE WEE11.
A $10,000 bolt htte been decided
a,saiost,the E Almelo Bank.
The e over 000 ocachilatee for
meteiculation at the Toronto Thiiver
To Qui.° boilkeen are et;13 on stake
Mateoz au.. ny!ii are deterini'oed to
iio
• vour.tiwo.tm.f.tts..vAbtxao.di.
Last ?Ansa-, wns a bad (4. fo-. to!
Milt 'Three elecijni-s v' .
Laurie: , Si .ieoo at Wecit
e.nd three atifol•lieo, opArk tee:ss of pro.
vieciai :fit Vas dust. 1.1.m
•'St. Pete) 'e"Cetheci al, Looilon, was
(welled ou I'3,111.1ay with intros', off eve!'
foonial.
Hp,s-c1,t1e is caps; ig veat .osci
to tI'o far s rtr .icioity of Slaw!,
A conveuti. Wellatai bas de:
eu to oettoo.t the Lsubwission
of Nt• ,Scett Act',
"Sh- Leonant 't
taao 'Ole Gtli JrY., E Is Lealai is
inoe!a iropyo, ea .
Local Market Report,
Wingham June 21,111 1885
Fkur p_r cwt. . 2 50to
FiourperbI. 5 00 to
Fll Whe t per ous.... , 90 to 92
Sin "• 90 to 92
At to 40
48 to 56
if 60 to 6,5
Potatoes 40 to 49
Die.cer per ... 30 to 18
Eggs per eoz
Hay per A: 00 to 16 00
Wood 1 00 to 1
Oats •"
Dar ey
Pcas "
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NOTICE.
A job of work vell be let by 'Public- Alio-
3.1.1 S. 8. C1.11rObb, on Saturday,
ure20 h, at l"wo o'o eel:. The job is vo
build stone forvidation under school botse,
sairs.e,,ps.`nt,Iwt u new floor and wiple-
wash.self ool house and repair t-thousesk
Partionlars to be inadohnown On the 20th,
or by apulyiug at the school or to the un-
dersigned,
XOSEPHWELWOC:0,Socretarir
1101 FOB, BRITISH COLUMBIA,
Giving, up BusineNs.
frolLTANG avri
Co ST
leader ok io nit To. r re flaying determined to go to British
teele Teri, tt, Columbia I will: oil at cost fa
he co..ttonipaix:1 Mai°. !iv of .TifilITY1DIVS, my si:oult of
i7 wmob will he I. -0:1-cd ozpi Ls% •
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TIMES*. FRIDAY JULY 8__
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ordelltiallit:oo:Alloliorloue,WinOam.
ave jtist received apart of a Large ,Pur
cumea N4DIAI4St 101i,IO'TWEET-43, Fine Battings, Eta Fine ,Worsteds, These Goods
should be seen and our priCes'Atalnad,b7 in,tendmg-purahafere before placing that order.
• BOOTS AND SHOES
We are offering a very large stock of superior make at Bottom Figure r.
GROCERIES
Fresh, Ohoiceand ood1.. Ertra value in Ta and:Sugar. See our 20 1b Sugar forand our 25e Tea
We are determined that if selecting our geode with the greatest care, buying on the most favurahle term8,.
and soiling at a very"small profit will continue to increase our business we are going to clo it right along.
GoDorsr &
ANCHOR HOUSEI
WINGHAIVI
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I desire to return'my sincere thanks
to the ,kind• frienof this vioinity, and
especially to the irembere of Gorrie
Lodge, Igo. 57, Canadian Order of For
resters for their "'Iliad attention and
sympathy duringmy late husband's
prolonged illness. I a,ni also very thank-
ful for the prompt manner in which the
aura of 01,000 was paid within three
weeks of hie death, . With 4the best
vrislresfor the prosperity of that noble
Society, 1 -remain,
• . Very Bespe.otfully,
, MBS. AL. Cueivroun
Gorrie, aazie 10tb 1685.
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Saturday 11.21 a.m 11.45 a.m
Monday, Wodnesda3,
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BEST
FAMILY
KNITTING T2 PLAIN WORK
MACHINE 'AN. t
,it„ 4 ki Perfectly,
IN USE, •
A. few of the many artick% that an be made on
our Femur Bioto.tine are 1Milershirts, 'Drawers,.
Mitts, inosievy, tiloVes, Caps, Cuffs, Tidies -al;
these tau be made any size.
OM% fl1Bu XS PEttrncittoll.
!Sakes the *Pearl ItilAtitth one -and -one, one•atai.
two. one-and-tnree, etc, perfect in elastielti;:,
beautiful in applaronee, more durable and pe -
feet :ban nand .unl:sing.
• Our :Mu:hires matzo the only perfect seamless
'fill Widened
FVY .1 THE W,ORLD,
V1nt,0 Pf(411-3 in the ton than in the aide.
rarneir'sarn, Cotton,
gir13 cry, knit ono divert ttaira
3!) 1,11.1y; /.00, 10.00 and v.oti
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We cannot be undersoldr as we
make such large quantities at one time
that we are enabled to sell at a Less
Price. Try us for ,
BEDROOM & PARLOR SIPTES-.
before you purchase. . The mo .e you
buy at one time the Cheaper you can
• get it. Orders for Oar Low] Lots
always hate our prompt attention.
Saw Logs taken at our saw mill in ex-
• chauge for Furniture.
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• W‘NGHAIII.
GREATER BARGAINS
—THAN„ EVER AT THtt4.7"'n
Specia glue in Lawns, •Musins
Hindoo ;Oloths, Laces, Embrodero,
8cc. A New lot of Plaid Gingarns
for Drers materials, and a Greater
Reduction than aver in Prints. No
trouble to show you our endless
variety of Tweeds and General. Dry
Goods,: for whioh, any amotint Of.
SJVooi is taken in exchange.
Righest Price paid for Wool in
'Cash and Trade. All kinds of wool- '
leri goods to give in exchange. Try
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