HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1888-12-21, Page 3•
a' WY1N HAM.
ITS k.IS MISS INDUSTRIES.
Jllzllineiy and ,Fancy Goons.
MISS E. MURPHY,
Miss E. Murphy opened a millinery
establisliinent iu the present premises
some nine pare ago, !raving previous
b:i
to this cetashed herself in public
esteem and conildenoe whilst coudgct•
ing a private school and teaching
music. Hee business is now a most
extensive aucl remunerative one, Tier
Gook is of a ;cost varied and select
kind, pu aced exclusively for cash
in the est markets and displayed
artistic taste and skill.
THE MISSES BONTf-IRON.
Misses Bella and Jessie Bonthron
came to Winghain from Southampton
last spring and opened out a millinery
establishment in the Dawson Block,
33y close application to business, eau-.
tioas management, courteous and
straightforward dealings and the keep-
ing of a varied and nicely assorted
gauge of goods, they have secured a
respectable and sa.tisfacto patronage.
To enumerate woi;Jd be mpossible, but
this estal,lislimeut i compacted with
the newest, prattle. and best kept in
ordinary fancy r ds stores.
Bakers and Confectioners.
A. NICHOL.
There's something in a name and
location counts mightily in business.
Mr. A. Nichol, of the"Oentral' I3al.ery
has his shop nearly opposite the
market square, A resident of Wing -
ham for nine years he has been in
business for over three years and is
thus the longest in his line in town.
None but an expert baker can find
employment at the "Ceutral' and such
be always keeps. Whilst his bread, •
cakes, buns and general, cookery givos.l
gives genuine satisfaction we might!,
quietly hint that any sentimentally or"
matrimonically inclined young people,
who have brought the matter to a
near impending crisis would be quite
within the limits of security in employ -
tog 'Alf' to coutract, erect and beautity t
the wedding cake. He has shown his
hand at that congenial work. Then
he always keeps on hand a nice,,
fresh, dainty as
•cry. Pte tna
fall show th
rtinent of confection
an exhibit at our late
t would do credit to any
city establ''liment. We like to wit-
Itess ents prise and pnsh and hence
comm d 'Alf' of the Central,
M 'srs. W. Bradley and W. & G.
i rist make up the complement of
bakers.
Attviee. :or Wives.
Be gentle and firm with ubildron.
Beware of the first disagreement.
Beware of meddlers and tale -bear
ers. I
Learn to speak in a gentle tone of
voice.
Avoid moods and pets and fits of
guiltiness.
Learn to govern yourselves and to
be gentle and patient.
Learn to say kind and pleasant
things whenever opportunity offers.
Never speak or act in anger until;
you have prayed over your words or
acts.
Remember that valuable as is the
gift of speech silence is often more
valuable.
Never retort a sharp or angry word.
It is the secoud word that makes the
quarrel.
Study the character of each and
sympathize with all their troubles,
however small.
s Do not expect too much from others,
but forbear and forgive, as you desire
forbearance and foregiveness yourself.
Even if your husband should have
no heart, he is sure to have a stomach,
so be careful to lubricate the marriage
yoke with well cooked dinners.'
Let him know more than you doonce in a while ; it keeps tip his self
respect, and you are none the worse
for admitting that you are` not actually
infallible.
And.,first be as kind; wild courteous,
tp your husbarcl as. you were whet he
tads your lover: 'then you used. to
leek up to him.; dont now look down
«p011 hien. •
AN Amz n Lien. -,—Life needs for
its happiiies, and character for its
stability', a definite airs, energetically
and regularly pursued, Whatever
monotony there is in that is itself an
element of happiness which 'men ehn-
Abt afford to. do without. It • gives
security, confidence, and trust in
themselves and each other.. It gives
zestto: life and hakes relaxation
possible, end p'oasurable.
Wmr,itou it i res With Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? Shiloli's Vitalizer is
uarantesil to euve you. Tl'or sale, by C. B.
Mimes,
*Wiwi itsaanis.
Endeavor to buy only such goods as
are saleable,. a stook well bought is half
sold,
Use your best judgment in selecting
patterns. Bad'styles are dear at any
price.
It is a mistake to think you can only
do business with an enormously large
stock, for goods get old faded, and out
of style, and therefore unsaleable.
Endeavor to run your sttch down to
a certain amount by the lat. of January
of each year.
Keep a good assortment of those
goods required for every day use.
Buy judiciously, sparingly and often,
You will be able to buy a better,
cleaner and more saleable stock,. and at
lowor prices, by looking over the satn•
ples of as many firms as possible, then
buy, only buying from one house. ,
There should be no friendship in the
business transaction, treat your friend
well, but buy no goods from him unless
you need them.
Take no goods from your jobber blit
those you have ordered from him.
Always endeavor to discount your
bills.
3f your capital is limited, carry a
small stock, and sell for cash and save
your discounts.
On no account allow your bills to
become overdue, for then you are in
the power of your creditors,
in order to be successful a merchant
must be independent, pay his bills
when at maturity, and make his pur-
chases whenever it is to his best advan-
tage.
Never give security on your stock, it
deprives you of credit, and means abso•
lute failure.
(CONTINurrJ-o1 PAGE S,)
The Mayoralty, 18 9.
To the _Ratepayers of the To'wis of
11 ingharn.:
Ldnruse': is GPsrl,nams
At the request of a large number of th
ratepayers, I have decided to offer m se
are a candidate for the Mayoralty of Wiut
ham for 1859. Yon aro well and;.I tru
favorably, acquainted' with all nay. pub!
acts. I have served several years in t
Town Council and am no stranger to mun
cirri law. I have always done the• best
could to advance the interests of the to
and shall continue to do so if elected. TI
town is now on the high road to prosperit
It is easy to increase or mar that prospe
ity. It shall be my endeavor, by eve
judicious and. honorable means in
power, to add' to• and increase that pro
perity, If elected I shall do everythi
possiblb in the way of justice to all class.
alike, rich and poor. I 'shall do my bolt
foster and encourage the industries
aI :cady have and to add to them if possibl
The welfare of Wingharn shall be my ai
and object, and at the end of the year
hope to be able to show that Wingharn wi
be ,till advancing. Under all the cireu
stances I respectfully solicit your votes an
interest.
I am, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Yours very respectfully,
141,W.,11711e ctrrnrori
Mr. Wm. Sheridan had a largely
attended wood bve on Friday.41r.
John Somerville's team ran a ray on
Friday last,. one of the horses sustain-
ing severe injuries. No person was
hurt. The next meeting of the
literary society will be held on the
21st inst. The subject for debate is
Which is the • more nseful, iron or
wood'? The captains are Messrs.
George Armstrong and Chr. Michie,
Belmore.
Mrs Pierson Ross, of this village,
was stricken down last Friday with a
paralytic stroke, but she is on the
mend through the efforts and care of
Dr. Tuck.—The revival meetings in
the Methodist church are still going
on, there being quite a number attend-
ing them,—John Irwin is able to get
around again 011 a crutch and staff
after being laid up eight weeks with a
cut foot.—kir. Janies li, Ross has
rented the Delmore cheese and butter
factory, There have been a new
board of directors appointed only one
of the old ones being elected again.
Mr. G 13arton resigned his office as
salesman.
Thanachtvolafaaartatral
Courtesy on one side never. Wants
long.
Courtesy is the true characteristic
of a good mind.
The smail courtesies sweeten life;
the greater eliiioble it.
A. churlish courtesy rarely comes
but either for gain or falsehood.
Courtesy covereth many inperfeea
tions, and preventeth more dangers.
Nothing is a courtesy unless it be
meant for us, and that friendly aad
lovingly.
If ever I should affect justice, it
would be in this, that 1 mighs do
courtesies, and receive none.
The nearer you come into relation
with a person, the more necessary do
tact and courtesy become.
He that is mild and courteous to
others, recoiveth much more honor
than the party whom he honoreth.
We must be as courteous to a man
as to a picture, which we are willing,
to give the advantage of a good
light.
—The latest word incorporated into the,
English language is froudaoity.
— Princeton has a 72 year oldstudent
studying for the ministry,
Tnar IIAOEING MMUGU can be so' thickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it.
For sale by C. E. Williams.
Flighty people are seldom; blessed; with
'pinions of their own.
—A man sells a horse for $100 buys
him back for $9D, and sells him for r$95
How much does he make?
—Some of our young men wish to settle
this point, which, is. eorreot : "'Two pair
Of shoes," or "Two pairs of shone?"
—A. ohuroh lottery cake, auctioned at
Glassville, N., 13., contained a box and
boards,to the weight of 11 pounds, and the
ethics of the transaction is now engrossing
the public in that looality.
A professor was expatiating on the im-
possibility of creating or destroying
matter, and as a climax assorted : "You
eao't.make anything." A nervous, fragile
youth in the rear exclaimed : "But, pro.
fessor, can't we make a noise ; that didn't
exist before."
—It is estimated that 75. per cent.
of the ady school teae ers get married
after they have taught for three years; 00
per cent. at the expiration of five years; 95
per cent. at the end cf ton years, and 5 pot:
cont. rotnain free; from. matrimonial ()area
to the end of the ahaptor,
Cnour, wiroorssa cotton and Breuehitis
irnmodiatoly relieved by Bliiloli's Cure.
For solo by C. It. Williams.
I11.1.612 was printed the largest book.
ever published, namely two huge
volumes of= near 5,000 pages, in small
tyke;, the author Joseph Ceryl. It
was a commentary on the Book of
Job.
Sumas Conon and: Consumption Cure is
sold by us on a guarantee. It euros Con.
st11ul!tiou, x'or taro by G. L. Williams.
Mr. Win. Bickle, of H.ibbort, has
a twin ram, lamb, seven months old,
which weighs 170 pounds.
]:low comes it that while "biweekly"
means once in two weeks, "triweekly"
means three times a week.
TILE States decreased their interest
bearing debt this year by 74,788,-
920.
SAMPLEs of Manitoba 'wheat are
being, sent to Ottawa to have its.
variety tested.
Texas is the "banner" Democratic
State of the Union. Cleveland's
majority at the recent election was
135,760.
The New York Sun says : Canada
sees competent to furnish an oarsman
wbo will prove himself more than
enough .for a Tomer two of Ameri-
cans.
Doctor Barr was in love, but one
night when on the point of proposing,
he thought ruefully of his prospects.
"I wish I had a few more patients,"
he said, half to himself. "Oh, you
cruel man," pried his lady love 'Am
wish people ill." "Personally my
dear, 1 wish no one ill,' he replied,
'but professionally 1 cannot help it.'
Of two,things men find women are
never weary -•=-Bearing themselves
speak and seeing themselves in p.riut.
Tlie practical result of theso• proclivi-
ties is; in private life the habit of
:giving advice which in. itself is retro.
'spoctive censure ;. in, public, having
an opinion, a theory --of which the
outcome is writin,the papers, proving
every one hut, the writer dense witted
thick-heade3,, and mole eyed.
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TIOR SALE OR To RENT NOR VIVR ?EARS.—
JAI' A first class farm in the township of Turnherry,
Wing Lot 3 and part of 4, in the Seventh Concession,
containing' 107 sores, of *which 103 ars cleared and to,
a good state of cultivation and all free of atnuii: i,
except about 4 acres. A tine orchard, a good frai,to
'dwelling and large bank barn, with•fratuo driving
sheds, 330 are on the premises. The !arid is wen'
watered. 14,r particulars apply to the propttetor: ou
the promises, or to 3. Cowan, Wroxeter, JQIIN
GEALRILL, Wroxetor 1', 0, —81
Oat Meal !Mill Opened..
"t'hts undersigned desire to inform farm.
ers and the people generally that they have
reopened their
Dat Meg XIII in Winghain,
And are now prepared to purchase Oats in
unlimited quantities and at the
Highest Narket Price.
They will supply customers with the Ben
gUAusa in Oat Vicat,
ELt R. 8r, CLEGGr,,
.'ASI W, I GLI ,
MANUFACTURER AND AFALER INS
Flue Gutters,. B leigha,
Buggies, &ae, &e.
Repairing of all kinds attended to.
legr PRICES VERY MODERATE.
GIVE MEA CALL,
---YOU OUGHT TO GO TO
T_ TYR IST_IT'S
Where is to be found the FINEST, BEST SELECTED' and CHEAPEST AS-
SORTMENT of all the Latest Patterns and Most Reliable makes in
SCOTCH, ENGLISH, IRISH and CANADIAN Made Goods.
Fine French. printings;. Worsteds gild: O\ereontiggS.
A STOCK OF GENTS' FURNISHINGS. LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH
FOR RELIABLE GOODS AND GUARANTEED FITS
JOSEPIIINE ST;, EAST,
GO TO
T. LESLIE
WING$AM, ONT.
THE CONDITION
Of Unfaithful, Sluggish, Slumbering or. Napping Watches
ThQv®-gg ,ly DiagnAged &ad ,.rut night
IN FRAME AND DISPOSITION, BY
1 F. 1 STER.
Besides, he keeps the Most Varied, Select, Elegant and (!leap
Stock of
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Give all classes a chanca to invest their means to the best advantage in
COOK §, STOVES
Lamps,
Lamp Goods, Cutlary and
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American and Canadian. Ceal Oil, who'esale and retail. Eavetroughing a.
speeialty. Itopairing net y a°id pAornptly done. Don't make any
mistake bit call Ind ins 2, c: our stools and got our prices.
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