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FltI»4 �' "OV, 30, 1888.
WILL REPUUI.ICAN8 LOWER T1 •
TARIFF?
The Mail gives several reason for
believing that the Republicans will
lualie material reductions in the
American tariff. It seems that al-
though the Chicago Republican Con-
ventien, opposed reduction, yet a few
• weeks after the Republican Senate
submitted a measure providing for a
reduction of some $70,000,000,
Apart from the rapid growth of the
surplus, the result of the recent
• election tends to show that public
opinion is strongly in that direction.
Mr, Cleveland carried New Jersey and
• Connecticut and reduced the Republi-
can pluralities in Rhode Island, New
Hampshire, Ohio and Illinois, the
States where the protective feeling
runs highest. That something has to
be done is apparent from the facts. On
the first of the present month the sur.
plus on hand was about $70,000,000.
That Americans in their present mood
are not disposed willingly to accord t5
Canada any great benefit in any reduce
tion scheme, maybe readily admitted.
THE MANITOBA. DIFFICULTY.
The decision of the Manitoba legis-
lature on the question in dispute be-
tween the government and the 0. P. R.
• may be learned from the following
resolution which was passed without
a division previous to the adjournment:
Thatin the opinion bf this House the
action of the Canadian Pacific railway in
resisting the crossing of their lines by the
Portage extension of the Red River Valley
railway, is most unjustifiable, in view of
the settlement made with them by the
.Dominion Government last session,through
which they received a very ;.substantial
consideration for the relinquishment of
their claim to monopoly in Manitoba and
the Northwest Territories ; that the course
- pursued by the company has clearly been
for the purpose, of preventing the con-
struction of railways westward from the
Lied River Valley line, thus renewing, in
another form, the resistance hitherto
• offered to the construction of competing.
railways in Manitoba by :them and the
Dominion Government at their instance
and for their benefit ; that such steps be,
taken as, will enable the Province of Mau-
i toba to exercise the powers conferred upon -
it by the Constitution, without molestation
or interference, and will compel recognition
of the power possessed by this Legislature
of building railways anywhere within the
Provincial boundaries; and that in the
, event of the obstructive tactics which have
heretofore been pursued being adhered to,
treasures should be adopted which will be
,-:calculated to indemnify the Province for
the loss which may be caused by such ob-
•struotion.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
SINCE January last 14',807 emi-
grants have arrived in Canada:
Tau Governor General is to visit
Hamilton on the first three days in
December.
A MONUMENT is likely to be erected
at Ottawa to the late Thomas D'Arcy
McGee.
A PLEBISCITE of the people, on the,
liquor question has been agreed on by
the North-west council.
THE. Toronto school board recognize
the principle of paying lady teachers
the same salary as is paid for men for
doing the same work.
THE Parnell commission Investiga-
tiondragsalong itsweary length. Whilst
volumes of evidence is being taken, no
successful effort halt been made to
eonnect the accused with Specific
charges,
A fifteen year old girl in St.
Thomas gave her reason for setting
fire to a closet in a hotel that she was
erased by reading beastly novels.
The amount of evil done by this per-
nicious poisonous stub is incalculable.
THF Directors of the Ontario Pro-
vincial Teachers' Association have
decided to hold the annual convention
next August on the grounds of the
Niagat.t Assembly at Niagara on -the -
lake.
rzIt Louisville Courier Journal says:
T'h'etorift today is brgnnlred robbery;
It is 'lavery lt,galized. With that
tariff" the f+e•noerre(3 party is at
eternal War, end, in possession of the
44overt L rent or in oppuOtion, it will
istelki.kd .;rorh at.4 vet..
mound his praises, says the Palmers.
ton Telegraph. 'Whose, acid for what!
Those of Rev. J', McAlister, Methodist
clergyman at Palmerston, because be
handed in .a local notice of a mission-
ary meeting and accompanied it with
00 cents. The Telegraph never saw
the like done in 12 years and brother
Lacy claims to be an observant man.
PREMIER 1'' IELl)ING', of Nova Scotia,
is starting an experimental farm in
connection with the school of Agricul-
ture at Truro. The tuition is free and
the students will he paid wages for
their work, suflcient to cover the
greater part of their board and class
books.
Tau people of New South Wales
and New Zealand are : of the same
mind with the people of Queensland
on the right of a Colony to be consult-
ed regarding the choice of a Governor
and they approve the stand taken by
Queensland in protesting against the
appointment by Home Government of
a Ivan who is held by the Colonists to
be unfitted for the office.
AT the regent session the Manitoba
legislature enacted a hill providing for
loaning money to municipalities for
the purpose of aiding farmers to pur-
chase seed wheat. It empowers the
Government to loan to any
municipality in the Province within
the next six months a sum not exceed
ing $5,000. The municipality may
give to any settler, whose condition is
such as to justify it, seed grain to the
extent of $75, taking a note therefor.
THE action of the Canadian govern-
ment in increasing the export duty on
pine logs has stirred up Michigan lam
bermen who are interested in Cana-
dian timber, and it is proposed to
retaliate by agitating the passage of a
bill doubling the import duty on Cana-,
dian lumber,which is now $2 per 1,000
feet. + As Canadian logs thus far 'have
been exported in limited quantities,
while over 600,000,000 feet of lumber,
is exported annually, it will be seen
that the doubling of the import duty
on lumbef; would prove disastrous to'•
the Canadian lumber industry, as it
would completely. shut them out of the
American market:
East Wawanosh-
The township council inet on the
16th inst., members al present,' An
account was received. from Thomas
Nicholson, Auburn, claiming -further
damages for the drawing of 307 yards
of gravel, paid for at, last meeting of
council. --Filed. The reeve handed over
to the treasurer $81.65 received from
treasurer of West Wawanosh, as settle
went of the boundary expenditure
between the two municipalities up to
date Messrs. John Agaew an;:,
Duncan Robertson, lot 38, mCon. 0,
.were present and stated that they both
sustained a grievance in having no
sufficient outlet for water from drains
lately put in on . their property along-
side Con. 9, and requesting that they
be given e. proper outlet.—No action
was taken. The following debentures
were passed: John Cowan, Sr,,refund.
ed dog tax, $1; Messrs. Hart & Co.,
Toronto, two order books and postage,
$1,09 ; Margaret Murray, Con. 5, taxes
refunded, 95 cents; John Salter, 60
yarns gvavel, i$3 ; John Shiell,gravel-
lin; at lots 84, Cons. 12 and 13,$18.50
David Robertson, Jr., cutting hill,
sideline 83 and 34,:•Con. 12, $13.50;
Wm, Roach, building culvert, sideline
83 and 34, Con. -11, $5; Thomas
Dull', repairing culvert, sideline 39
and 40, Con. 9, $1; John Cole, cutting
hid at lots 84, Cons. 8 and 9, $24;
Wm. _Deacon, building culvert at lot
87, Coli, 10, $4.71; Mrs. Braddock,
54 yards gravel, per Messrs. Gibson
and Johnson, pathmastere, $2.70 ;
John McLean, cedar posts and filling
approach to bridge,isideline 89 and 40,
Con. 8, $5 90; Henry Horney, cutting
hill east of river, Cons, 8 and 9, $18.-
90 ;
l8.-90; Robt.Tunney, gravelling, culverts,
digging ditch and building new cul.
verts on Con. 4 and eastern boundary
$34 ; H. Taylor, filling up washout,
sideline 30 and 81, Con. 6, $5 ; John
Wilson, 76 rods wire fence at lots 36
and 37, Con, 8, $11:25 ; George Mo.
Gowan, repairing two road scrapers,
$3.25: Wm. J. 1?arks, 30 yards gravel
$1 50 ; John Gillespie, Blyth, building
Culvert, southera boundary, lot 89,
Con. 1, $16. The Pennell adjourned
ill Saturday', 15th Doe,
P. PoR;rultriELD, Clerk..
r3atf.au's CURB will inime1 stew relieve
Croup Wl:on; c gConch anti (;fionchitle, t'or file by.
C. I. VPIllain .
Is
Seaforth.
Rev. J. K. Howell, M. A., Seaforth,
has accepted tho invitation, of the
Berlin Methodist Church to beeetne
their pastor.
,S1t'Ise1S.
Percy White, of"Port Elgin, who
formerly kept a livery stable in Brus-
sels, received a cheque the other day
for $5000 as payment of p
legacy from the estate of a.dec d
relative in Eugland,
Gocterieh.
Messrs. Harding & Leathoine,
wellknown contractors, comp
laying 40,000 feet of pipe for
waterworks system at Goderi
The water supply -will be obtained fro
four artesian wells, sunk to the depth
of 1,000 feet through the limestone
near the shore of the lake,—On Friday
evening the stables of M.r. A. Mop -
Allan were destroyed by fire, the loss
being about $300.—Mr,, 1V1idcol m
McGillivary left 'this week as a mis-
sionary to the Northwest,
Glenannan.
Mr. T. Gilpin returned on Saturday
from a short visit to Michigan.—
Thanksgiving
ichigan—Thanksgiving services were conducted
in Eaddies church by the pastor, Rev.
A Y Hartley,—Glenannan's fair ladies
are leaving us. Another of them,
Miss Maggie Breen, took the ,prepara•
tory step for departure on Wednesday
the 14th Nov,' Mr, John Johnson, of
Tgrnberry, was the happy man. We
wish them all prosperity and happiness.
—Tile young people around Glenannan
spend pleasant evenings at the old
pastime of paring bees. --Rev. 'Mr.
Totten's pleasant race was again among
us on Tuesday the 13th at his monthly
prayerineeting in the Methodist church.
•—%Ir. Gilpin has, sold his 50 acre lot
ou the 11 con. of: Turnberry to Mr.
T., Anderson of the 6th Con. for
$1,000.
f . ,.
—J H Vanstone has the finest and
largest stock of stone set riugs, keeper
rings and platin gold. rings ever kept in
Wingham at prices that cannot be beaten.
Bruce County Iterns. •
The County council Meets on tfie
4th December.
Onas. Robertson, printer, • of Kin-
cardine, was banqueted before leaving
fur Detroit
John Sinclair, of ' Tiverton, who for
the past nine years has been,in British
001m -tibia, returned home last week.
J. tip. Boss,' of Kincardine, had a
carrot weighing 4•peunds. So "the
Reporter says:
The township of Huron has 'the
requisite number of voters to entitle
the municipality to a reeve and two
deputies in the county council. -Kin
• cardine Reporter.
John McDonald, one of the early
pioneers of Kinloss township, passed
away a few days' ago at the age of 78
years. The deceased who was familiar.
ly known as "Glencoe,' having 'origi-
nally come from the historic place of
that name in Scotland, settled in
West Wawanosh about 38 years ago,
where he hewed for himself a Bonne
out of the then almost unbroken
forests of the Queen's bush. Some
-years afterwards he took up land in
Kinloss in which township he has re-
sided ever since.
*UT will you cough when Shiloh's Cure
will dive you immediate relief? Price 10c.
50o. and 01. For sale by'O. E.Williams.
Joues—"Good morning 1 Beastly morn-
ing, isn't it ?" Robinson—"Horrid day '
"Good day:"
Tag Ray. GEO. H. TEexsn, of Bourbon,
Ind., says; "Both myself and wife owe
our lives to BELLOWS CONSUMPTION CUIIz,'
For sale by C. E. Williams..,
—Out of 500 toilets and 750 hats survey
ed on a recent afternoon ou Broadway,
Now York, no two were alike, while all.
were fashionable, The gtiestioil then is
Who leads in fashion ?
Fon DrspsPIRA and Liver Complaint you
have a printed guarantee on every bottle of Shiloh's
Vitalizer. It never fails to cure. For sale by C. E,
Williams., r
—Boys, try this; If 3 cats kill 3 rats in
3 minutes, how many oats will it take to'
kill 50 rats in 100 minutes.
SuxLoa'sOATAnan Rs Msbx—a positive cure
for Catarrh,Diphtheria and Canker Mouth,
For sale by 0. Williams,
-The young man Bolingbroke, who
,fired Dr. Longliead's barn, near Petrolia,
a few days ago, was sentenced to two
years in the reformatory.
A NASAL INsscTon free with each bottle
of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Pete 60 cents. • E'er
sale by C. E. Williams.
Subscribe for THE 253533.
Step That Co.4gh.
Many; enple neglectwhat.M.,y call a simple cold,
widen !f not ch aokud in i,,ic, LiaV lead to Lung
trouule, k.tu:,t's 3'nuld'on of Pure Cad Levo 011
with Ily,..,phosphit:.,,Wlli not r nl" stoptlio tough but
heal the Luras. Endorsed nv thousands of pity;
sioiana. 1 ,'stable milk Try ft, Sold by as
druggletr .t 60o' and ti.,.)
Per jo' printing )all en Tas'Y'Ilfltti,
r � '
'Chu ivew Cu,alrg Club.
Hail to the Loyal City Club,
Its bran now flog uih#arlln',
It makes ser temp the vena ilub,
The banner tquu for =nail
When first I heard the club Walborn,
It warmed ray bluid an' bane
4' I'll buy," says 1, " to -morrow morn,
A bran new pair o' steam!"
"For we mann do or verra best,
Tae guard the weil•eu•rned fame
That now attends, free east to west,
The Guelph Club's honored mine,"
When,thatlong list o' names nread,
An' counted' up, four scot,/
How different this, I musing said,
From what it was of yore 1
ell remember when 'twas'hard
Tae get enough tae play,
Unless a match was on the card,
Or it was Christmas Day.
Twa masons an' a Puslinehlaird,
Wi' here au' there a weaver,
Now mayor au' banker, gent au' caird,
Hae ta'eu the curlin' fever.
Lang may the Royal laddies wave,
They've made a gran' beginning,
An' may their play be fair an' brave,
. When losing, or when winning.
An' when we get the welcomtle ice,
Along wi' bleak December,
May each that curling motto nice,
Were brithers a' remesuber.
Guelph. Ont. W. F. C.
—If you want o. good reliable time
keeper, either in gold or silver, or in
ladies' or gents' watches Vaudtone's is the
Place to go, where you' eau get •them at
rock bottom prices. The latest' stylesin
ladies' gold chins tiudbrouolies;• earrings,
&c. Prices away down.
—'.Che Commercial traveler's Benefit
Association has a membership iif 1,500 and
insurance risks amounting • 10 $1,500,000.
C. P. It, TIME`TABLIh.'
Trams arrive and depart al follows:
LEAVING AR tIVtN0
6:27 4.10.... ,. ,...For Toronto...... ..5:27 a, ni
1:45 p.m '• 1:43 p.m
8:15 p. ni . .For Toesvater 3.15 "
10:20 p. in ". 10:20 '•
C3^3:ZA.1\TD '2'.R -o-1 'K 'R' -X'
A. C. srRATHDEE, Atom% W1Neiiin.
Through tickets to all •5oints in America—North.
West, Pacific Coast, etc:, ,via tho shortest and all
popular routes. Raggagc checked. through to
destination. Lowest freight rates to all points.
• —TIME ?ABLE,
LEAVE WINOnAM.ARRIVE, AT WiUOliAM.
6:30 e.m.Toronto,OuOlph,Palnmerston, &c. 8130 p.ln.
11:1.0 " '•14
" 10:10 '
3:40 p.m. ' " " Clinton, " •
7:26 " ....Palmerston, Mixed.. .. ..10:20 n.m,
7:05 a,ni London, &c.. 11:00 "
9:40 p.m.
7:45 p.'..
11:10 a.m.. .. , .. Kincardino, 3kc.... . 0:30 amt,
3:30 p.m "' 11:10 "
10:10 '. 0:50 p.m.
ALEDONIAN HALL,
This conpuodious hall can he secured, for enter.
tainnnentp of every kind at a very low figure. • For
terms &a., apply to
;JAME5.FLQUTIT, •
at Cline & Co's store.
MONEY TO LEND.
THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP Or
Turnberry-bas ahout13,000 to loan on Mort-
gages. For terms apply to,
P. MoLAREN or IYAI.'11CPHE1tSON,
Tr. TaNAstiaaa, Wingiiain. Rims; Glenfarrow
Winghath, May
RIOHA.Bi7' K'ERSL E,
Having pur`cha,Od the Butchering,,t/bnsinessr of . T
Drummond, ke�z constantly on ,i, 'd, the, choicest
•
and io t varied assortment of
FRESH MEATS, SAUSAGES/AND BUTCHER'S
SUPPLIESEN R4LLY.
f$ w yenta fegps to
Citizens of Wingham willlilt
call and inspect"his stook."
Wingiiam, Oct. 25th,,3
BANK OF 1-1213tra0N,
Sterling Exchange and Diets on New York
BOUGHT 'AND ;SQ1,4Q,1
OrrMOE IloOrs: 10 a. in. to 3 p. m. Saturday$, trona
10 a, m, to 1 P. in
B. WII,LSON,' AGENT.
WRYER & DI01£INsor, So1leStore.
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F'ARSVl� 1?R01�ERT'S2"
AT 'UAW' LOW %ATE$,
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OFFICE—OPPOSITE THE MARKET,
WxNonAMt gerossIt 4jrnl. 188!1.
A. J. A>vDEE1011,, lT tEltTAit111.
Caskets, Coffins. Robes, etc, always on hand.
MST' 0L9:SS 1Y1:A!1S1' '"bit mitt.
I'IRIGNE r*AMINs IIRIAI'tLY A1TttI0t0 to.
n6dai
IT nm
.—IS I'VBL!$IIED—
EVERY I.P EIDAY MORNING,
-•-AT TIff,-.
TIMES OFFICE, JOSEPHNE STREET,
WWGHA11'I, - ONTA IO,
'subscription.price, $1per year, iu fie,
ADVERTISING RATES:.
Space. 1 1 yi•. 1 0 mo, 13 um1 1 Ina.
One Column 8110 00 835.00 I 420 00 83 00
Half " 35 00 SA 00 12 00 000
',porter " 20 00 12 00 i 7 00 4 00
Inn Inch 600 0 00 " 100
Loral anti of or casua advertisements, Sc, per line
'or first insertion, and 3o. per lino foreKet subsequent
. nsertion,
Local notices, in nonpareil typo, 100. for first in-
ertion, and 5o. per line for each subsequent insertion..
lo local notice will be charged less than 25c,
Advertisements of Lost, Found, Strayed, Sitoations, -
and Business Chances Wanted, not exceeding 8 lines
nonpareil, 81 per month,
Ileuses and h`ar'ms for Sale, not exceeding 8'l1nes,
81 for first month, 50c.,per sub:+uqudut month.
These terms will be strictly adhered to.
Special rates for longer advertisements, or for
longer periods.,
Advertisements without specific directions, will be .
inserted till forbid and charged accordingly. Tran.
sitory advertise,neuts uiastbe paid in advance,
Changes for contract advertisements must bo in
the otfee by wedi esday noon, in order to appear
that week.
R. ELLIOTT, . .
PRor5IETOa AND lYue fs11En.
Dt,n, JIACDONALD,
!• JOSEPHINE STREET,'
ONTARIO.,
UR, J. A. AIELDRUM,•
Honor Graduate of Toronto University,
otsc0 and Residence—The old, stand tornierir noon.
pied by •Dr. Bethune, at the corner of Centre 'and,
Patrick streets,
Wiseualt, . . • ONT.
EYER & DICIUNSGN.
BARRISTERS, 3:0.
Soliojtorr for the Rank of llamilton, Comnsissione e
for taking rtI idavfts for Manitoba, 'Private 5undp
to lend in straight loans at lowest rate.,. Offices ••••
Eunt's Block. Wingham, Imultncw and Gordo,
11. w, O. 111CYIiR, B. L. DIORINEOR.
J. A. MORTON,
BARItISTEIt, ere„ -
Winghnm - Onts l . '
VANSTONE,
111•.'
BARRISTER, " SOLICITOii, ' 1OTAR;Y PUBLIC
, CONVEYANCER, F.m
OFFICES—Beaver Dlock, 11 INOUAM•,
Gomm; and BL'r nI, ONT. '
Private and Company funds to loan at low rate et
interest. Mortgages, town• and farm property
bought and sold. Mercantile collections a specialty
DENTISTRY.- J. S. JERUAIE, li•INGHAM.
d am making beautiful setts of
Artificial Gun, "Teeth" for 88,00 'vr
sett; and Plain fi'eeth, per sett; • $40. .
Prices in all other branches of dentis•
try in proportion. .
Vegetable Vapor, Administrated for the pain lef•8
extraction of teeth, the only s fe anesthetic known:
OFFICE • . Jn the heaver. Block, opposite the
Brunswick Hotel.
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DENTISTRY;- IL' MACDONALD, t ixoniis.
y*+v Maker of Vulcanite, Celluloid, Alloy
y Siivcr, Gold etc., etc., Plates, ranging
- in prices from 8500 upward§ per set,
crow,nng and ,bridgework. Teeth ex-
tracted.without the least pain by the use gt vital-
izedAir. Bead Moo, Wingham, side entrance op-
poste the Queen's hotel, open daily (Sundrya except.
ed) froin 9 a m to 6 p m, Will be, at „Myth every
Saturday-OHico at Milno's hotel; Corrie, 1st, and
8rd Alondays of each 'Month -0111d at .Albion hotel • •
Lucknow:2nd and 4th Monday and 'Tuesdays',ot
each month -081m at WhitpI, 'e hotel. Extracting, `
25 cents
JOHN RITCHIE,
!ice GENERAL INSURAI'iCE' AGENT, '
ONTARIO'
iriiwRT CUNNINGHAM,
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE,
, GUELOI. •
GEORGE 11IoIIAY,Wini,bdm, Licensed Auctioneer
for the Counties of-Iluron and Bruce. •
At moderate rates,, sales will lin conducted In any
portioi, of the Countio 1. -
Ordlers pati he left at the TIMES nffico.
J011 EintriXE,'wniaizui,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER:
• Orders lefeatTnlis'oilicopronmptly attended to
TERMS REASONABLE,
.p. DEAN, JR., WnNOnAM,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR THE COUNTY
OF HURON.
Sales attended In any part of the Co,' Charges
Moderate.
JAMES HENDSERSON,
Lioness AUCT;QN en 1''012 0011NTfta' Ilona AND
Enuod..
Ail antes attended` to promptly* end oh the Shortest
Notice.
d.
Charges
sa,ryo arrangements 0515 be atistactfon made eat th*
Tennis' oliee,
WINo17An1, •, ONT.
Money to Loan on Notes.
•
Notes • Diseetznited
AT R,ASbNABLE' RATES,
Money adveniied cit lifertgeges at 0 per cent. with
aprivilegend ofaccounts payingcollectedat ,the' end et any year. Notes
EOBT. 4MOINbiOO,
Opafc0,--.11e6.ver Pick. Ont.
¥ou.h ll's
ACM- ESTATE AND h:ittE 1NSUR'
ANC ADENOY.
Oi°FICE: KENT'S ISLOCK, WINGHAM,
Private funds to loan,
A number Of Buttdhis Lots and " tesidonce Prop: r -
tics for Palo.
These nothing to make a home in WI ghton should
communicate with,, or appl:' lltt:atlion at my ontoWhere all cuss #ry internaktiQn erre by obta15, ,