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2`1 } A Lon parte t r, hut f -`‘,1-
:kle3. old time
.5 of. thoinfe
DIn(41)
M111,1;:V. P11.VVCII
11;t14 Vq! ntl:y bOt9 Mina training,ur
teaeai»,,: "yoiea" how to
• shoot. --A gmit ,e,r reek ed van -
too of the cheap fa <la i.-;;Lturilay to
- make it werket day and go to Wing -
ham, It would. be almost easier to
noution thoet1who stayed at home
than these who went. And as it
...becomes more widely known men will
take advantage of what already seems
so popular.—A lively time was had
this week over a cattle fled. It is
some timo.since Mr. A. 13. Jackson, ist
con., Morris, missed three of his young
tattle and began a zearch. . Diet week
he went to Mr McKenzie's, boundary
"1st\ and found one of his there, and
..also learned that two had -been taken
by a man in the south side of Morris.
, accordingly visited the, place and
soon was convinced that• these were
.the lost, found. Mr. David Patton,
1.boundary line, has also been looking
,.for several:weeks for a stray calf, and
this week discovered that it had been
in a farm yard in Bluevale, and was,
k taken by a; man about the same in,
Morris as mentioned ,bofore. Mr.'
,.,Patton started early and • sure enough,
was able soon to convince M.
that this animal also belonged to
How they came to resemble the 5.th.
1,1ine man's cattle still remains a
inystery unsolved.—Mr. Jas. ThoMp
teocher Bluvale school, has bee
',absent several days, owing to the
ness of his sisterin-law, in Brussel,Miss Laing conducted the senior div.,
• and the 5th Class ruled the juniors.—
Wm. Smith, of this' place, • has suc-
4.ceeded in obtaining a school near Pt.
&Dover. Wm. S. is a young. mau who
• will certainly endeavor to do his best
for any school, It is the wish of the
*Turns thatzhe may be successful, and
\ win roses to add to and beautify his
cliiiplet. The fall of snow, which has
decked the earth in a lovely i.eiuslitr.
has called forth the merry jingle:..
,:of the sleigh bells. The "hoofs keep.,
„time to nro sic's chime as merrily on we.
i‘bound." The young folks are ,happy.l.
',The lights *cern to shine,more hrightly.,
.The storee.seem to be more elieerful.:
Business is better. Prayer ineetings,
..are well ettended. Every service,
Araws a largo audience.—Jack. Frost
/still keeps , the pond in splendid cell.,
,dition for:shatit.g. The rink opt
,-from morning till night and sometimes
,later. .4.11 are weleome. Stumps are
,provided as seats • for those who neither
,skate nor seoast.—The young lads seem
•to enjoy themselves' sleighiriding, -and
:their merry shoutferney .be heard • lone
...after night has spread .her eneirclin14
swings areund, and h;de the scene from
lthe distant observer. The stars peep
,out throngh and ,a peep is all the
;boys need. Nothing like it for
'making bealthy, bearty, jolly boys.—
Mr. and. Mrs. \V. Gardner, &timid,
;were jo. Aown Sanday. It is always
?with pleasure they are welcomed.
,Mr. .Was .once the pitCher in the
,Bluevale base ball team, which was
,hard Wheat. It is to be hoped that
-the young couple will always be as
,successful in life as Wm. was in making
cthe base ball move, and may they he as
,successful in avoiding trouble as the
ball in avoiding the strickers bat. We
would gladly wish more, but trouble,
some of it, can't he escaped.
We hs,ve abin.l. four inn'..cri, o; quo v
but 114 enor if,
.0er liorary i-ry is in
Ft very l‘reveaeue conoitioe end any
poloit to enjoy a e ye(
eutertainmeut would le 1
to a. tend. Tho literary -1,11.:tetreinr.
011 Wednesday evening 'Wflti boys.ird
expectation and the debate next evou
lug will be very intereeting,—Mr
R. Agnew was oil duty for a lhw days
last week from the effects of a bad
uold.—Soo of the farmers round here
have been caught in the storm with
some of their roots out.—Thore will be
an examination in S. S. No. 5, Morris,
,on Friday, th'e 20th. All are cordially
invited to attend.
11;.'i):•44)010 tf) le-tvue,r
speekii. !,; the 1,,ortOon;
it is nia6: ,,,
that whoa nfrv,i titht awFui
!.r.own,
Noah ;ma '.:;outit, leaped from their
soehto, anti started aghast at t1l(1
equator!
A. NASAL limormt free with each bottle
of modes Catarrh. Remedy. Price 10 cents. For
sale by 0. Williams.
George Littlewood, the English
pecieetrain, covered 623 miles 1,820
yards in the six days' race at New
York last week, and. this distance
ia now the beat on record.
Moro than a sixth part of the
land of the globe and nearly a sixth
part of the popnle,tioe of the world
aro under the control of Great
Britain; Russia, rank second in terri-
torial extent an. the United States
third.
Some men cannot stand prosperity;
some never get the chance to stand
it.
THE public expenditure of Canada
At Confederation in 1807 was $13,490,-
D92, and now it is $35,068,101, Our
debt has increased upwards of 300
.per cent., but our population about 50
par cont.
Ana you made miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite,
Yellow Skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer is a posi.
• tive cure, For sale by C. E. Williams.
Tat New York Tribune says thet
but 98 out of every 100 voters in
.that state support a prohibition party.
The Globe says the real cause of the
failure to ,increa.e.e.the,prohibi,tion vote
was because that the proItibitionist
Republicans elected Clevelend in 1884,
but refused to vote againet their party
in 1888. They found no better? temper-
ance sunnert froin.the Deingerats than
from the Republicans.
SHILOH'S Cues mill immediately relieve
Croup,WhoopingOongkand Croffeljtis. For sale by
C..
Til 2 Tem piers of Temperance will
issue a paper at gineston to bo cal el
the Arrow.
Grey -
The ratepayers of S. S. No. 5,
tGrey, and the friends outside the
immediate neighborhood, are requested
to be. present at the annual examin-
ation of 'No 5,' on Tuesday the 18th
inst.—A public entertainment will
he given in the .evening. Choice
singing, humorous dialogues, comic
speeches, interesting readings and
recitals will make up the programme.
Admission to entertainment 15e. ;
'pupils frac. School equipments and
*rise books will be furnished with
'the proceeds. Doors open at 7 P.
M. Programme to commence 7.30..
.A pleasant time niay be expected.
• —Geo. McDonald, living near Ridgetown,
lhas beaten the record out of sight. Off
two wires ho took 1,500 bushels of MEM.
em1(180.50 bashols of potatoes, and 100
bushels of turnips; and off eleven acres
the whole comprising one thirteen acre
field) 1,575 bushels of corn, 8,325 bushels
as the product of thirteen acres,
THE Env. Gno. Twivnn, of 13ourbon,
Ind., says: t, Both myself and Viie owe
our lives to Sutton's Cc mon..rrzex Com."
For sale by Williams.
Viten ober. ations at the Toronto
Observatory it :a Liarned that the'
has been sleighing only eight; times io
34 years. Filten,t times since 1854
the ground hat bept baro on Ohriattuas
xlay.
Win: will you oopgb when Shiloh's Jure
;will Aim you relief? .1.' rice
)5f)c. mid:X. leo r,eale by C. E. Willi anis.
Dy ,voto of 14 to 7 the North west
Assittnitly 8atiirday decided not to
su :the liquor questiou to a popular
,vete.
The :great secret of getting on hi
the world —a secret which few have
leaned —is to know when to speak
and especially when to keep still.
An employer of labor concludes
his advertisement for assistauts with
the Significant nota bene, none need
apply who are in the habit of being
poorly on Monday mornings.
Snumn'samanit REMEDY—a positive cure
for Catarrh,Diplitheria. and Canker Mouth.
For sale by 0..E. Williams.
The candy poisoning case at Galt
has been closed, so - far as the coroner's
inquest is concerned, the verdict being
one of wilful murder against parts
no known.
It c.)sts $1,200,000 per annum to,
keep the streets of Paris, France, clean.
When a woman calls, her husband at‘
bear she probably renwebers how,
used to bug her.
It is waste o f time to look back at
one's own mistakes when there is so
much fun in w.aetching other people's.
FOR DYSPEPSIA 61.14 Liver Complaint you
have printed guaranteq'on'every bottle of Shiloh's
Vitalizer. 0 never fails t'Ocure. For sale by 0. E.
Williams.
Nature is bound to keep up the
average ; when she makes a man who
can accumulate a fortune she usually
Produces a family of spendthrifts to
squander it.
it has been calculated in the United
States, and it is not disputed, that the
Presidential election cost directly and
indirectly not less than $500,000,000,
that is at the rat eof $125,000,000 a'
year for the presidential period.
Little three year old Arthur was
pulling the cat's tail, when a gentle.
man said, Yon musn't do that ; 'she
will bit. The little fellow replied,
"Oats don't bite at this end."
Thom are twenty 'four trains romn.
ing out of London daily, which inn
from fifty -ono to a hundred and Afty-
eight miles with outstopping, and
these trains make fixim forty to fifty
four miles an hour. The average
distance run by these trains, without
stops, is seventy•six miles and the
avt-rage speed is forty-eight miles per
hour,
Mr. Harrison, the President elect
of the United Stailes, is a total
abltitiner, an elder of the Presbyter.
iiu church, a teacher in the Sabbath
scii;o1 and tut active Christian worker.
8;,;isbury, the present Premier
of frequently reads the
asons L. the church, and oen of
IS entered the ministry.
banu: may he said of Mr Glad-
sOne. Who also lies son in the
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.The very Vseful Cent.
-Pennies) so long despised in the south
and west, are now,deraanded by those sec-
tions so eagerly that tho Philadelphia.
mint, the,only one manufacturing minor
Cetus, cannot keep up with the demand.
Three million pennies were made at the
mint last month but if double that num-
ber had been produced it is probable they
.00uld af,once have been placed in circula-
'With the influx of common, vulgar
copper pennies in the extravagant west
and the aristocratic south, there is a drop
.1n.the general prices, particularly of small
(kicks This, while benefiting the buy-
ers,.will also do good to merchants by in-
creasing consumption to a very decided
,extent. Pennies are very good things,
particularly if one has enough of them,
'and their widespread introduction all over
the United. States, though rather late in
coming, now seems assured.—Trade Eto2,
721tDresden's Street Car Lines.
Ae:ialtimorean, writing from Dresden
to a friend in that city, says: "It was`
hero that I saw the best managed street
car lines. The hill boys aro men, and the
'jaded' hill horses aro 'fiery stedds;' all
the „ company's employes are uniformed,
and such uniforms are not on our police;
they look more like our military, dress.
Tho cars are spotless, double deckdd, first
and second class, roof cheaper; first class
faro 15 pfeimings, or less than 4 'cents
from end to end of the route, and 10, pfen-
nings for shorter distances. Tho horses:
go like race horses, and aro evidently not'
overworked. There are Ivaiting robins at
numerous crossings along, the route, and
the morning papers are kept on the racks
—two papers to each ' car."—Chicago
Elerald.
COMBING RATES.
Any of the fOliowing metropolitan weeklies can be
obtained with the Wingham TAtes at the figures here
given. Bala:id:9 of '88 free :
TIMES and GlObe.. . .. • .81 75
TIMES. maivarid Farm and Fireside, 1 75'
Talks, Globe and Rural Canadian,. 2 00:
Tblas and tendon Achertiser; 1 75.
Trims and Montreal Witness, .. 1 75'
TIMES and Toronto NOWS, .. 1 74
TIMES and daily World .. 2 72
TIMES and weekly News with premium, "Christ
• before Pilate,".. 1. 75
Also, "Fathers of Confecleration.".. .. 2 00
'Strayed on the pr
Con. 2, Einloss, abo
year-old red and wl '
quested to provo
it away.
JD.
the subscriber, Lot 37,
he let of. October, a one.
eifer. The owner is re
pay charges and take
nen ROSS,
hitechurch P. 0,
CALEDONIAN HALL.
This commodious hall can be secured for enter'
tainMents of every kind at a very low figure. For
terms arc., apply to
JAMES LOUT1T,
at Cline & Co's store.
MONEY TO LENIf
rpm CORPORATION OF THEI TOWNSHIP OF
Turnberry has about 83,000 to loan on Mort-
gages, For terms apply to,
P. MoLAREN, or WM. MoPHERSON,
Tr, TRF•ASURER, WiEghalD. REM% Glenfarrow3
Wingham, May
BAP: 0? HAMILTON,
-stsrmi\TG- 13 _A. iv" .
Sterling Exchange and Drafts on New York
BOUGHT AND SOLD.)
OFFICE DOVES 10 a. no. to 3 p. m. Saturdays, from
10 a. m. to 1 p. rn
B. WILLSON', Aqpxr.
Mom picaisse, Soliettor8
ocartftwounifirmactitgaranagotstottnoo
Wbgn say cams I do not moan merely to
)top mom for a time, and then hiatetlapaire.
turn again, I ItitAN A RADICAL
havo made the disease of
MS, Er:MEI:KV oat
rAttillga.
AufbIongstinly. WAttRAN tn7 r (Iwo y tee
°trait the wct:is 01305 Ltcauso halIt%
felled s to reason for not tow rccearin'; r, sine.
Send at ()fleeter a treatise end P,rttEtl. POTTLE
utrAmm.11 Ern.urt. Gtvo Exproal
and ...AOst Office, Costs you nothing xot
tall, tad n villc.ro you. ..tddress
Dr. 21)0ii.l. 11',..no $t, Toronto, Oct.
ifu
TAILOR SHOP
MR. E. C. CLARKE,
In opening a now Tailor Shop in Winzham, re-poetfilly sonolts a 4:Ism'
of public patronage. It *till be his endtAvor to lice satidaogion to al;.
entrusting him with their orders •
Ladies requiring tailor-made
JACKETS AND ULSTTRS
Can secure a good fitting garment by patronizing the new Tailor Shop.
E. C. CLA.RNE.
Wingham, Sept. 25th, 1888.
ELEGANT
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CUTTER
TWO DOZEN BEAUTIES
BEING FINISHED AT
DORE & COOK'S.
These articles are of LATEST DESIGN, SUPERIOR MATERIAL and,
SPLENDIDLY FINISHED. Intending purchasers ought to see them.
Ileadizarters for Geed Sleighs,
AO- BE SURE AND CALL AT THEIR SHM ON VICTORIA ST.
WINGHAM, • — ONTARIO.
HE, BEST PLACE
TO GET
ORDERED -: - CLOTHING
-15
4.W. WEBSTEEVR,
HE HAS CHOICE LINES OZ WINTER, SUITINGS AND OVER-
.. 00.AT1NGS, •
FINE § PERSIAN § LAMB § GOODS § AND § IMITATIONS.;
GENTS' FURNISHINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION VERN,7;
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Ea- GOODS MADE TO ORDER ALL GUARANTEED.
.• •
OUT OF THE FIRE
HAVING FULLY A S 3011,T ED THEIR s0CK,
MESSRS. McINNES & TALBOP
HAVE OPENED OUT IN
Henderson's Old Stand,
AND OFFER
SPLENDID INPUCEMENTS
IN
READY-MADE CLOTHING, GROCERIES,,
BOOTS & SHOES, AND GLASSWARE.
Colgradi and Witift Shirtg TRIM cusiqt
Ng- GREAT BIG- BARGAINS,,
WHICH EVERYBODY OUGHT TO
(D'' OBSERVE AND PROFIT BY.
STOVES AT HALF PRICE,
U. asmmimmoNNISIOMEM110.
SUTHERLAND'S
STOVE and TINWARE ROOMS.
1l •
Having purchased the stock of HINGSTO Sz SONS, we are offering..
GREAT BARGAINS' IN STOVES
for the net 30 DANS. COAL and WOOD STOVES in Great
Variety, and at GREATLY REDUCED. PRICES.
ammoloommemaamoman
Owing to the number .of Furnaces put in this year, we have som$,
SECOND-HAND S ro VES as good as new, at LESS THAN
HALF COSTA
....4.momilmommummo
A SUPERB STOOK OP 01.10I0E1 LAMP GOODS.
••••=01101ialliOlk
BEST PROCURABLE COAL OIL.
DEA.DY-MADE TINWARE, A HEAVY
PRICES.'
ORDERED WORK, SPECIALTY.
•:WARE ROOMS Axn SUOPS ; Opposite Exchange (Ltd, corner hscpb6w
and Victoria Streets.
werifosetwores.mai.x.m.teitur
STOCIC AT VERY LOW