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Teeswator. . ..
The Iiev, T.' A.. Wright. has been
appointed by the Bishop of Huron. to
this parish and eoi.umeneed duty on
Sunday, Juno 3rd.---b1r,'R. Harrison,
of Toeswater, had ale„ broken. and
reeeivod other severe injuries on Tues-,
day,by a runaway team, at Scott's bridge,
north of the village.—The fine new
brick Nook, put up Messrs. 4.
Mackenzie, is now cohpleted and is an
exceedingly handsome and commodious
struoture, the finest in the town.
The building is 60 feet by 36, two
storeys -high and having splendid
cellarage. The two fine stores are
occupied by Mr, Geo. Sharp, and
Messrs. Sharpe Bros, Mr. A. Mat:
lienzie is one of the oldest settlers in
Teeswater, and has, by industry
STIORTROBIT, BULLS..
? rum UNDERSIGNED has for cele, On i:or 11, CON.
horn t03upewrgiaterec iri thee'Dohinion H rd Hook.
All choleo young animals. Tinio will be given if
needed for payment.
PETER. AREELL
Teeswater p, 0',
Culross, June 1. 1888. ,
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A. C. STRATIIDEE, Aosxr, wmaleM.
W. Through tickets to all points in Arnerlca-North-
1i'eat 1'aeillo Coast, etc., via the shortest and all
popular routes. Baggage checked through to
destination. Lowest freight rates to ell points.
TIME TABLE.
LEAVE WINOUA11, ARRIVE AT WINOUAM,
0:39 a. m. Toronto, Guelph, Palmerston, &C. 3:30 In..
11:10' r' t " 10A0 p"
3;40 p.m. ++ +c Clinfo
7:25 '+ .. , -Palmerston, Palmerston, Mixed... ..10;20 a.m.
7;06 a.m London, $o.. 10:45 '+
3:40 p.m. 7:45 pat.
11;10 a.m... ..,•.Ii ttcardine, &o..., , 0:30 a.m.
3:30 pan • 11:10 +c
10:10 91'1'60 p.m.
frugality and integrity, amasse
goodly share of this world's we
WhitecLuxch.
Last week we promised your read
SD outline of the fine address
"Colonial Empire" given by Nev.
Carman in the Methodist. ghuroh,
the anniversary tea meeting. Col
ization, he argued, riot war, plund
rapine, robbery, statecraft or diplo
acy, was thedi vinely appointed path!
to Empire. The divine comma
was : "Be fruitful, multiply and
plenish the earth." The living G
was on the side of an increase
population by holy living and mat
mcny. The Catholic church w
commended for its Opposition to
vanes and domestic irregulariti
The spirit of devotion that charaet
ized the early settlers of the Unit
States and the U. E. Loyalists w
commended. They were fit found
for a staple Commonwealth, not bei
animated solely by a love of ga
greed or sickly sentiment, but devoti
to the I3ritish flag and institutio
Money was not then regarded as
under heaven. The independence a
patriotism of the ancient Greeks w
next gracefully and eloquently plansand the marvellous influence exert
by little, polished, learned Attic
The gradual development of th
advanced civilization was elaborat
in a clear, terse and interesting wa
showing how the colonies sent o
took their laws, institutions, custom
politics and religion with them. W
iu Canada ought to work out a gran
er civilization, baying begun ' on a
infinitely higher plane than did Britai
being free, unencumbered, unfettere
and we will be unpardonable if w
don't do.better. Roman oivilizatio
was then dealt with. It began
conquest, and her eagles soared ilio
solely by plunder. When they con
�quered one people, they put anothe
a different people in as colonizer
The national and social characteristi
of the Roinans and the'cause of the
decay and downfall were clever]
described. The history of the Saxon
and the Crusades was then taken u
as well as the discovery of Amerio
Columbus' genius and career and th
vast consequences of his' discoveri
were described with great fascination
Then the Frenoh and Dutch modes o
colonization were pleasantly pictured
The fundamental principles an
superiority of British institutions wer
shown by contrasting them with thus
of the United States, .the only count
worthy of comparison. In 1066 th
British rule was as absolute as is tha
of the Czar of Russia to -day, but th
liberty -loving Saxon gradually an
'successfully pushed for freedom
Sometimes it was, purchased with
money but more frequently obtains
by force of the bayonet. The headship
of a sovereign was more staple tha
that of a president, as a solid thron
'was the central power of a people'
liberty. The idea of responsible Gov
ernment was explained, and the asser-
'tion made that "our so-called rulers are
but men put up to show how the wind
blows or how opinion •tends," the
people being the real power. The
American mode of appointing judges
was not so satisfactory .us the British.
The civil list appointments were also
less satisfactory. The mode of ap-
pointing the president was open to
objection. At this stage a clever
original poem on Canada, by the
speaker, was read. In it, reference
was made to the resources, wealth,
commerce and manufactures of the
= coitatry, the patriotic, democratic;
liberty -loving, virtuous character of its
people, its educational advantages andstatus, its pleasant social aspects,
• its appreciation of the arts and sciences,
its promising future, etc. Its rendi-
tion, in good elocutionary style, elicit-
ed the hearty applause of the audience.
An eloquent peroration brougat this
entertaining and improving lecture to
A close. Space forbids more than a
mere reference to the topics discussed.
A hearty vote of thanks was tendered.
to the Dr,
ltlia. B O N T O N
Restaurant and Ice
Cream Parlor.
A good supply of all varieties of
BISCUITS, CANDIES, MUCUS, CIGARS,
ALL SEASONABLE FRUITS.
ROOIYIY 1 ICE 1 CREAM 1 PAR�bRt3.
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Main St., on way to Station.
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it is perfectly delicious.
— •{ Everybody says so:
—A SUPERB L1OT OF--
anana , Oranges,
PINE APPLES, ASSORTED
CANDIES, &c.
ALL THIS AT
McKELVIE'S RESTAURANT,
Wroxeter. Woollen M111s1
A. L. G I BSO N
Will pay the Highest Market Price in
Cash or Trade for 60,000 lbs. of Good Clean
Fleece Wool at the Wtoxeter Woollen:
Mills,
An Immense Stock and great
variety of
TWEEDS, FLANNELS,
SHIRTINGS, BLANKETS,
SHEETINGS, YARNS, &v.,•
Of all kinds and color to choose from',
Custom Spinningad Carding done
and Satisfaction Guaranteed, at
Moderate Prices.
Specialty this year in TWEEDS
of our own make in great value
and splendid style.
Second annual wool competition.
Prizes offered • for (I) best fleece
long wool, (2) best fleece fine wool,
(3)' heaviest fleece,, cleanness :con-
sidered. Competition 'free to. all
customers. •
Large stock of Fine Tweeds,
Flannels, Overeoatings, etc.;, at
bottom prices.
A. L. GIBSON,
Wroxeter Woollen Mills.
E ECUTOR'S SALE!.
000 ores of Pterin Land and Village
Property by Altaic%
-rj, INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE EXECUTORS,
1.) there will be soli Ly Pubfo Auction,
01 THURSDAY, TUE 2Ist JUNE, 188B,
At no o'olock pan.,by John Purvis, Esq., Auctioneer,
at 1 hitley's lintel, Lucknow, the following farms;
PARCEL 1 -Lot 10 and west halt of lot 17. in the
morh concession, l; oil clat y loam; abocontaining00 rsCleard,
about 100 acres clear front etutups. Frame house
frame barn ; good orohtird ; good creek, well and
wood bush. improvements; mils ac
St itHelenisha d
about 0 miles from Lucknow on the 0, T. 11., in the
midst of a fine, well settled cot ntry.
Wawaios2-Lot
, 2 0 acres more less concession, West loam
about 100 acres cleared. Log house; frame barn;
creek, well, orchard,• 5co. Ti ie. farm adjoins that
described in parcel 1.
"'PA,cEL'.3-Lots 43 and 44, In the 1st concession,.
about Kinloss, County 15 acres (cleared, 100 acres
busor lessThis•
farm
le only 2/ miles from Lucknow station, on G.T.R.
PAvillage oe St.. Hel3enae, County 1 sHuron,, of lot
acres°,.
good land and well fenced.
amount ofllwhicho will bo ;fved ld on each ed before tho'sale
commences; II any of the abovo properties are not
.sold In parcels as abovo, they may bo put up in
smaller lots.
TERMS or SALE-Tenpper cent, cash at time of sale; a
further payment sufficient to make up ono halfthe
puOohasomoney,Inthree months from the time ofsale, 1
and tho balance may remain on mortgage at six per
cent, interest.
to
u particularsbr further oln ec,Ationeer, RlrodP. 0., apply
Todd, ExutorSt. Helens, or to the undersigned.
SEAGER & HARTT, BARRISTERS,
Goderich, June 1, 1888. oodorich, Ont.
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Has just opened
out 1 Hhd of
TotIet Sets
—1-1_I_I. 1!_1_1;_.•.1.._
NEW PATTERNS,
NEW SHADES.
PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
Call and see them.
I HAVE THE
FINEST STOCK
Or
LASS
To be seen in town.
A FULL LINE OF •
GENERR6
1-i ESE111:S.
I MAKE A SPECIALTY OF
TEAS, COFFEES
AND PURE SPICES'=.
Turnip azi ManaU Seeds
FROM RELIABLE
DEALERS.
Gents' Furnishings and Tail�ring EctabIishffleflt.,
• 1ri
IT TN TINE S.
A stock of goods, that in Extent, Quality and 'Variety is unsurpassed iili
Wingham.
oreign and Da331ed t I Wo
,
SUITINGS, TROWSEItINGS AND OVERCOATINGS,
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH,
We planted the Seeds
right and our grow-
ing business is the
Harvest.
LESLIE
THE,---
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A low price'fbr honest.
Merchandise, well
made, is the secret of?
success,
Goods bought fret t,us.will be +tett free; of charge,
IINDERTAKI
Having added a Delivery Waggon to this branch of the business,
orders will (if necessary). be delivered anywhere within 10 Miles of ' ,.
Wingharn..
This will no doubt oftentimes save a good deal of trouble, especially
where parties may not have suitable conveyances'r7of their own. All
necessaries for FUNERAL FURNISHINGS, }3ATCBAPES, GLOVES, 'ETC.,
kept and delivered with orders.
GRACE'', Undertaker,„
WIl\TC-1IA1V.1r_
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Has just opened out some extra good value in
SATINS, AND DRESS GOOD z,,
MARVEILLEUX, MUSLINS, LACES, EMBROIDERIES,
CARPETS, LACE C? RTAS
PARASOLS, • GLOVES, AND HOSIERY,. WELL ASSORTED.
BOOTS AND SHOES !
Best Make, Largest Assortment, and good value in ;CADDIES' AND Gn els''
FINE AND STRONG SHOES, SLIPPERS, AND CHILDREN'S SHOES
IN THE LATEST NOVELTIES,
CENT&'-'`UR1ISI�r
NEW LINE OP SUITS, PANTINGS, STRAW AND FELT EATS "
SHIRTS, COLLARS AND TIES.
Inspection Requested by M. H. McINDQO.
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GORDUN & MciNTYF
Desire to direct attention this, week to their TradleMarI,. " T Ic
Anchor," of which a new cut is here presented. 1a future all bar
advertisements, bill heads, etc., will bear this, aur trade mark \'V lit
you are' out shopping or driving into town. for the purpose of trading,
please look for the LARGE BROWN ANCHOR, over our shop door,
and step right in. We will be delighted to see you and guarantee'thai,
no house in the trade can give beater value in' any line of • our
laude, Ncw, Fashianable and Sea:rti,bJa Stock,.
Always Safe to Deal at The; Ane or
P hGHEST PRICE PAID' FOR EGGS). BtrTTE4 HAI,M. Sr»ls' MEM
DRIED .11it''LES, ETC.
liGORD014 MeINTYRE