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FRIDAY, DEC. 28, 1888.
Presbytery of 11,1aitland•
The Presbytery held a regular meet -
at Luola`naw On Deo. 11th, the
Rev, D. G. Cameron, moderator, in
the chair. There was a large attend-
_ vice of madam, Elders' oomnlis-
stons, were received, The moderator
staled that the time bad arrived for
tits. successor to he appointed. The
#ala
aver) O
fbr,
Stevenson
bn
the next
t
atilt tie !roil, he was,on uaotioa,appoint-
-d moderator. erator. The thanks of the
;rsiuytery were tendered to Rev.D,G,
;restorer),
the moderator, for
tLWit@i eretiring
1- 4 ss gau4uet in the chair. The session
ye 41% p Huron and Pine River
' Nyoveat Stoaas carefully and correetly'
:kept•, The committee appointed to
visit, Chalmers Churob, Kincardine
township, reported. The report sets
forth that ffnanoiai matters were ex,
ranged satisfa(storily to all concerned.
Tile report was .received and adopted
and thanks given to the committee.
The congregation of Chalmers' churoh,
Kincardine Township, expressed grati-
tude to members of Presbytery for
gratuitous supply. The following
' motion in regard' to the Rev. Charles
Qameron's resignation, • moved by Mr,
blaoSueen, seconded hy Mr. Murray,
was unanimously passed 1, Than the
Presbytery 'mph regrets Mr.Cattueron's
departure from among us and expresses
its sorrow for the cause that has led
him to resign his charge—ill-health,
• a• brother that hath en-
deared himself to all who had the
pleasure of his acquaintance and hath
especially endeared himself to his
brethren in the Presbytery by his
agreeable conversation, Christian char:
atter and wise counsel in all the
deliberations of the court; a man
'eminently qualified by grace and talent
to declare the riches of Christ to the
'multitudes of perishing sinners and
,for the, edifying of the Church; it is
the prayer of this Presbytery, if it be
the will cf the Lord, that his health
may be restored and that in the even -
tag of his pilgrimage he May be of
much use to the cause of Christ and
that his owe,; happiness in the Lord
may abound: The treasurer gave in
leis annual/report, The auditors re-
ported also. , These reports were re7.
ceived and adopted. The Rev. Mr.
trongman, of the Methodist Church,
was invited to sit and deliberate with
the Presbytery, A committee, :coil-
tasting of 1Vlessra, Stevenson, Mac-
Donald, Murray and MacPherson,
•eiders, was appointed to confer with
'the congregations of Chalmers' Church,
'Kincardine Township, . and Bervie,
with a view to union into one charge.
,The clerk rend a circular from, J. h.
MacDonald, Convener of Asaembiy
,Committee on Aged and Infirm Minis-
ters' Fund, setting forth that $230 are
required from this Presbytery for this
year, and, pressing the claims of the
tend on, the liberality of the congre-
'gations., It was moved by Mr. Cam-
eron, seoonded by Mr. McQueen, that
the circular 'be received and its sag
'gestions acted' upon; that the Rev.Mr.
:14IcQuarrle be appointed to attend to
• the interests Of this fund in the Pres-
bytery. A committee, consisting of
of Messrs. Stevenson,MoQuarrie,Ross,
McNabb end Harrison, was appointed
tp.ex„amine the Draft Book of Forms
end recommendation of AAsembly's
Committee on the book, and report.
Rev. Messrs. Moss,, Howie,, McRae,
',lyiartley and their elderswere appoint,
,ed to consider the renaJt on vacancies
4nd settlements and report. Messrs,
StiteDonaldr McQnnen,Sutl1erland,Mur`
,rsay and their elders were appointed to
;consider the remit on travelling ex.
wenties of oonittiiss'tons to the General
Assembly,. The clerk announced the
.oharges, entitled to send commissioners the.next General Assembly. Huron,
Vluevaae and Eaddies, Luckaow,Knox
.Church; Kincardine, Pine River mss•
'lion and Ashfield, Melville Ohnreh,
Brussels, Fordwieb and Gerrie, Oran•
lfrook :and Ethel, and Walton, elders.
'File co'Inmittee on the remit on tile,
marriege question are Messrs ilMitrray*
'l$uthel'Iand, McKay, Ross acid their
elders, A call from the congregation
bf W'roxetee int favor of Eev.T.David•
lion, was Austained and handed to. Mr.
Davidson. The call' is unanimous.,
The stipend promised is $800 per., an-
num and irises°. Tile stipend is to be
liaid in belfyeariy payments. The
Ault was supported by 11lessrs, :7 1
itlil'er and L. Lovell. Mr. Davidson
linimated his acceptance of the call.
induction is to take place on Mon.
Allyl. the 21th instant, et 1.30. Mr.
dolman StWtl$ appointed to peeacli.
• Jones to address the minister and
10st1 to address the contxr;:gation.
• i#tevoei$oz to preside. Mr.Smel[ie
gave notice that he will move at next
meeting that all regular meetings be
held. at Wingham. The fallowing
were appointed to visit, . aid receiving
congi'egatious•'--Pine 1 iver, Mr. Me -
Do tald and his Presbyteryelder ;
Langside, Messrs. Mequarrie and
Harrison ; Dungannon Anel Port Albert,
Messrs,. McLennan .and £ 1 eXinnou ;
Delgrave, Mr. Hartley and bis Pres-
bytery elder, The clerk read a paper
from the Augmentation Committee,
setting forth that $550 are required
from this Presbytery for the fund,and
a paper from Dr. Cochrane, stating
that $900 are required from this
Presbytery for Home Missions, The
f
clerk was instructed to write to C04
gregations informing them of the
amount required from each eongrega-
tion on the basis of families reported,
The supply of vacant congregations
was considered. St. Helens and East
Ashfield and Walton ask for one 11ai$
supply and Whitechurch and East
Wawanosh one-third supply from the
Probationers' list, Mr Ross presented
the cl°aims of Manitoba College and
urged liberality on its behalf. The
estimates for the year for the Presby-
tery Fund were presented and adopted,
A conference on Sabbath Schools was
held in the evening. The next ordinary
meeting of Presbytery will be held at
Wingham on Tuesday, the 12th day
of Marsh next, at 12,30 p. tan.
Josh MAONABB,'res. Clerk.
._.m••.._•
East Wawanosli.
bliss • Lizzie Edwards and Mr.
P. W. Scott have been chosen to get
up a competitive programmeat theS.
id. No 18 Literary for Friday evening.
—Mr. J.Taylor, of Delornine, Man., is
visiting friends in this locality.—'Mr J.
Denholm, of Blyth,hasfinislled shipping
apples from this township —Mr, G.
fowler is selling silverplated ware for
a firm in Windsor.— .A stray mule
came to Mr. George Sowler's premises
and was lodged in the pound, but was
claimed by a party from Listowel. The
animal had coxae a long distance.—
At the literary on Friday night tbo
auhjeot discussed was ; Resolved that
"Prohibition is preferable to High
License." The debate wasintereatiny,
as well as instructive. The speakers
for the'affirinative were H. Edwards,
R. Wiglitman, W. Martin and 0.
Wightman. Those for the negative :
B, Ooultes, J. Taylor, M. 11. Harrison
and J. Scott. • The decision was given
in favor of the affirmative.
been booniiug and the contributions to
the brio a -brae have been numerous as
well as valuable and amusing, ---pair*
log the pant few weeks the science of
foot -bull playing has: been proven to
belong to our fines town as at some
recent matches Gred,Oorbiitt, of To-
routo University, Wm. Potter of
Trinity College, and "Doc," Williams
of Tolonto Sohool of Medicine, all old
Clinton boys, were oonspiouous players
in their respective teams,-'.Cos1N.a.
,,—. .F. . r IN, - ........,---
West Wawanosh:
Council met on leo. 15th, members
all present. Minutes of former meet-
ing were approved f., The treasurer's
report for Nevem r showing balance
expendi-
ture
1 and ex
l
and receipts $2,38 r ps$, X, p
ture $952.52, was read, Dougald
McMillan applied for compensation for
sheep killed by dogs. No action was
taken. The treasurer was instructed
to pay the note due the late Anthony
Quess. The Reeve reported that he
and Mr. Ward .had waited upon the
parties to the late treasurer's bonds
anct they had agreed to remainas se-
curity until the lot day of January
next. Chas, Thoms made application
to have a road. 'opened at the rear of
his lot; laid over. Bobt. Ellis pre-
sented a claim of $63 for gravel and
damage done his property in taking
out the gravel; laid over. Mr. Martin
appeared in behalf of the East' Wa
wanosh portion of U. S. S. ' No. • 14,
stating that Ian injustice had been
done them by the school rate being
levied on the section in the same pro-
tiortion as last year, notwithstanding
the fact that 600 acres had been add-
ed to the section from West Wawa -
nosh, thus the ratepayers, of, the East
Wawanosh portion had got no benefit
from the addition. On inotion the
reeve was instructed to consult the
township solicitor on the matter. T.
B. Somerville complained that owing
to fallen timber lying in the creek
bed, on lot 15, eon. 9., the water over-
flowed the road and thus made travel-
ling there is 'possible. The clerk was
instructed to notify the proper parties
to remove the obstruction;. Moved by
Mr. Stuart,. seconded by Mr. Todd,
that the clerk procure 150 copies of
the financial statement required by
law, for distributiion among the rate-
payers. The following deputy retina,
ing officers were appointed by • by-law:
Polling sub -division No. 1, J: G.
Ward;;' No. 2, Geo. Rutledge; • No. 3.
R. K. Miller; No. d, John Gordon.
A barge number • of accounts were
passed after which the council ad
'lourned to meet according according to
statute.—R. K. MILLER, Tp. Clerk.
Salem.
A very successful tea -meeting was
held in the Methodist Churob here on
Wednesday evening last. The church
was well filled. A. sumptuous repast
wits *served, and an interesting, in.
struotive programme was carried out.
Among the speakers were Rev. Messrs.
McKibben, of B,Iu,evale; Totten, of
Wroxeter; •and Edwards of Holstein,
the former pastor of the church. A
duet sang by M isles Maggie and Mary
Hooey% was well received. The pro-
ceeds, of the meeting netted some-
where about $30 to be applied to the
Parsonage fund.. --11r. Wm, Wilson
is at present lying seriously ill from
an attack of a complication of diseases.
We hope to see him around soon.—
Messrs. George Bentley. and Orlando
Currie left on Monday last for Louisi-
ana. We wish them a pleasant stay
ha the land of Paradise.—Mr. J. S.
Wilson, who has reoentiy, been pros-
trated by an attack of brain fever, re-
turned home on 'Tuesday last. We
are glad to notice his comparative re,
covery.—emigration to Louisiana is
the principal topic of conversation
now.—Owing to the bad roads and
rainy weather, the Congregational
Church at this place was well nigh
filled with emptiness, there being only
a congregation of three to preach to.
When your mother interferes with
your }Tay. Johnny, by spanking you
witla.a trunk amp, yon are perfectly
justified in alluding to the atfuir es ei
leather meddle.
Fee 1r.1xHrelenA and raver 4 trapleiut you
have
lizrt printed, guarantee
to cure, Fevery or
'kettle slo by 0, E,
1V331iaws.
.A. certain fat man has a very thin
wife, Some waggish Mewls have
nicknamed them Enough and Too
Spare,
Consumption Surely Cured.
To Toa Entree :-.please Wenn your realises that I
have a positive remedy for the above named dleoas°,
bop cursed I shall be gMd to seed twoMbottles e1
my remedy fuse to any of your readers who have
1 as
tion um,Oion If the-, will solid Ino their Fsru and
., 1
P.10. addre'as, liespCuttelly, Un, 'i, A.. BLOOIJ2?
ll7 Yongc St., Taranto, Ont,
Teeswater.
Copeland Bros. have purchased the
churol; and sheds, formerly the proper-
ty of the M. E. Uhureh. They are
fitting np the place for a livery stable.
—Monday was Division Court day
here. Over twenty cases were dis
posed of. 'One poor unfortunate, who
played the roll of plaintiff in three of
the cases, lost in each. His neighbors,
it is needless to say, join in hie sorrow.
—The lecture in the Methodist Church
by the Rev. D. F. Cambell, ''The
Marricige Ring," was fairly well at-
tended. The lecture was interesting,
but little new was said by the speaker.
—A Christ ue tree entertainiuent
will be held ih the Westminster and
Methodist Churches on Monday even-
ing and Tuesday evening (Xmas Eve
and Xrnas evening respectively.
C1into.
1VZr. E. Hili, 33. A., the new Science
Master, spent several days last week
at the Collegiate preparing :for the
coming term. He is a young man of
marked ability and standing and pro-
mises to be agood addition to the
staff of teachers. --Mr. Pendergast,
B. A. was absent several days writing
oh his professional examination at
'.it?;;lph. He gives Oleo to Mr. Ifill
tte>tt yearand the students are sorry
Itis ticket is not 13. A., with Science,
so as to haste been able to be an ap..
plicant for the position of Science
Master here. ' However, the boys
waited on, him ere leaving, and made
him a good present, feeling that they
were not only toeing a, good teacher,
but an enthusiastic foot -ball player. ---
The attendance this term has been
very largo, and when re -opened atter
vacation will be well filled, Special
provision have been made, for first
c asst work, and its- former record for
University and other Departmental
Examination work will more than be
e
ro-
--.- r,
Miss. W esbtxncl M `� PAhad pro-
posed to' me lest night. Rivet Lelia
-.Did he ? Wllou I refusect t+iln in
the afternoon be said he ivas goalie; to
do something desperate,
QATARREi,
Catarrhal Deafness, Hay Fever,
A NEW HOME TREATMENT.
Sufferers aro not general': aware that thosto
oases are contagions, or that they are due to the
presence of living parasites in the lining nlembr4lt44
of the nose'and eustraeilian tulles, Jd Btoscoplc re -
seam's, h•twever, has prnat:d this to be a fact, arna
the reset le that a simple remedy has 'been forma -
laced whereby catarrh, catarrhal deetuees and bay
fever are perms nontly cured in, from one to three
simple eppl}retione matte at Immo bS the patent
once in tee weeks. N. 1S. --For catarrhal discharges
pcoullar to females, (Whites) thin remedy is a specifics.
A pamphlet explaining- this new treatment is sent on
receipt of ten °elate by A. IL Dg.nr d: SON, 301 West
King St,, Toroute$ Canada.-SelentifSC American.
Sufferers fronecaterrhal troubled should read, the
abase terefully,
A contemporary ounces the following
very important correction: The line
' Twaddle like a bum on some Tote
spree,' in cur poem of last Saturday,
should have read, 'Twitter like a bird
on some lone spray.'
Apra To Afo'rUERs,-Ate you disturbed et night
and broken of your rest by a sink child suffering and
oryingwith pain of Cutting Teeth? If se send at
Ince and get e, bottle of "Mrs. Wi,islow's soothing
Syrup" tor Children Teething. Its<valuedx incalcul-
able. It will relieve the poor little sufferer
immediately! Depend upon it, mothers; there is no
;mistake about it. It euros Dysentery and Diarrhoea,
reit Mates the Stomach and Bowels, curesWind Colic,
softens the Gums, *reduces Inflammation, and gives
tone and; energy Oahe whole system. " Mee. Win.
siow's Soothin" Syrup for children teething is
pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription of one of
the oldest and best female physicians and nurses in
the United States, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. price twenty-five dents a
bottle. Be euro ante ask for "Mas, Waists:4'e
SOOTHING Mae," and take no other kind.
Elverson says, all the world loves a
lover. Possibly, but the love of all
the world doesn•t make the lover any
more contented se long as one little
snap of a seventeen year old girl says
that she can be to him only as a
sister.
What's the difference between n
mistake and a blundert Well, if you
visit a friend's house during a rainy
day and. leave with an umbrella not 80
good as your own, that's a blunder,
but if you leave with one considerably
better, than your own, that's a mistake
SHILIfiefi ttrAIflln it gat s»r -a positive cure
for Catarrh,Diphtheria and Canker Atotttb.
roe sale by 0. E. Williams..
If you want to get cold facts out of
a woman contradict her and make bee
bud, It fetciles the truth every time,
but usually it isn't complimentary to
you.
bid X not give yon "a flogging the
other day£ said a school master to a
tretnlbling boy, Yes sir, answered
the boy, Well, what do the Scriptures f
say upon the subject I dont , know,
sir,, said the boy; except itis, itis more
bl'essifll to give that to receive,
Little Dot-Malnnia, Dick is It188illg
inn. Mamma_ I ata clad lira likes;
you so well, dear. Ent it isn't Wight,
Oh, it don't ntlttter1 pet. What makes,
you think it isn't; rt;414 I, Caltde nurse,
llowsetsprOkmertorareolirnfnemeorn
C. P. Rt. TIME TABLE..
Trains arrive and depart as follows :
ItSAVING ARRIVING
.27 a. m..,. r, •- . S r Toronto.... , .... 5:27 sae
:46 p. en 14 1145 p.m
:15 p.in........ ..For Teeswater.......... 3.15 11
0:20p,,m e<. . " d 10:20. '•
ti
3
tt nein nm n
-4Spp1ILISIIED
EVE= t.� It1DAY rife Nr,
---AT TDB, --
TONICS OFFIGE, JOSePHfNESyste£T,
W10011AI , - ONT EIO.
,SUl,uoriptl01'tprl0o,4t1 Vin" y5ftr,31s adverece.
ADVERTISING BATES:
T reo-rT C
A. C. STRATHDEE, AGENT, WINa11Au.
Through tickets to all points in America -North,
!Vest, Pacitic Coast, etc„ via the shortest and all
popular routes. Baggage checked through to
destination. Lowest freight rata to all points.
•---•-TIME TABLE.
MIAMI wINORAM. ARRSW& AT WINONAM.
0:30 a.m.Toronto, Guelph, Palmerston, Eco, 3:80 pan,
11410 " t 10:10
3 40.m. " " Clintons "
7..:6 p" ,.....Palmerston, Min*. ..10:20 a.m.
7:05 a.m...........London, &c. 11:00 "
8:40m. 7:45 pas,
11110 a.m. ......Kincardine, &a,...... 0.80 anal.
3:00 peril 11:10 "
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41
10.0.0 • 6:60 p.m.
VOR SALE OR TO ItBN't FOR FIVE YEARS.-
A first class farm in the township of Turnberry,
being Lot 3 and part of 4, in the Seeenth Concession,
containing 107 acres, of which 1.03 are cleared and in
a good state of oultivatien and all free of stumps,
except about 4 acres. A fine orobard, a•good frame
dwelling and large bank barn, with frame driving
sheds, &o., are wt the premises. The farm is well
watered. For particulars apply to the proprietor on
the premises, or to 3, Cewall, \Vroi4iter. JOHN
Gil&& 1TLL, Wroxetor P. 0. -8t
. DAVI
--1��'�iI--IS OFF���-E1�RING-v-
'.A.1212 '1=2,0P3RZ'Y`'
AT VERY LOW RATES.
SEf IiTh Z
OFFICE—OPPOSITE TFiC MARKET.
lazttenAld, oarosna dell,, 1888.
agora. ^ i yr. t @;Y:-00
mt+- 1 3 Ino. l i 141°
n;Ia.
One Unh, ul>p also 00 iib W 1 520 uCi $B 0
Ht,1f „ 236 00 20 00 12 00 54tluurtcr 14 Y000 18 00 7 iltl 4
One inch 5 00 3 00 2 00 _1 ft)
Lara1 ante other eRInn ,dvertieellteuts, Fc, per line
for first i,rsertion, and le. per line for sui,ac'yuel4t
tnsertlnn,
Larai notices, in norparall type, 1011. tor aryl in•
sertlen, aid flu, per line for 4tleh enbeetiuent Insertion..
No l01•al sotnce will be Cha `rod leas than ?fie.
Advertisements of Lost, unci, Strayed, Situ Wong,
and lousiness t1ila1Ves Wan d, trot s:weeding 8 liana
nonpareil, rl l rr m toll
ltouseV and Farms for Sale, not exceeding 8 linev:l
The a Urine be stn,icttlyadhere/I month.
Special rates for loupe a dvertisereenee, or far
lenge, parlods.
Advertieen tints without aperlSc direst}anti, will be
Inserted till forbid aud1, oh8rgetl aeeordiugly. Time.
sitory 0dverttaenlonts aloft be wad in advance.
Changes for 11ontreet adv'ertisenle,tts nmot bei fp
the odiee by Wedneethty neon, in order to al+pear
that week. R "Ett1OTTs
I'earfL ATIIa AIM Penhmun8..
T tR. 3SACDf)NALi:t,
JOSEPIIINE STR.BET,
WI$e11AM, • • • - OTTAWAS..
• ,R. J. AblLORVM,
,
Ironer Graduate of Toronto Unlversit}•.
Office and Reafdenoe-The old stand formerly etre.
pied by Dr. Bethune, at the corner of Centre mei
Patrick streets,
WisuluOI, - . O, '`
A1~
J. ANDA ltS014, UNDLItTA1iErt.
Caskets, Hollins, "lobes, Ike, always on hand.
ZEST' CLAss $h1ARSEOrattn,
PIUTUpE r9AtdlNn PRoMPtLY 111YEtette f0.
maintained,-.- 1.'he Literary Society has told
sIt53Etfoggoo t,t old wets!;.
Oat wk ft1Ytk1Atts d,
rends! Waeksop*e, War-
FRIIE
, tasted. nears dons uotd
Hutting CWoa. Both ladies'
and segueatrea,wnh Werke
Sad colas '0f *Moe 00ioe.
One I'e1'eola la each ie.
entity raft eeeuse esti 'free,
totethee with tint large Aad vel.
nabla alae of fioaabadid
anmplen. 'flees aemplu, es
well ae The orateh, we feed
Free. sad snot Yoe tare kaplt
Piero in yeti* Mete roe * Theethe'tied sheen them to there
*he may hate Ogled, they become past ewe dr a Twee,rhe Melte at thee Sat be Mara` oeel
f rnWat�rr thudttole
red Anntlple1a.. Weeay all niece, hetth6016, Ad,,kto.
01rn.+otsticCM, a+ISIM I<'4xtilrtfttJi,letlr►ttorre
jf R EVER ER do DICKIt\SON,
let BARYBI40RRS,
Solleitors for the Bank at }Ilunllton,' Commistlonera
for taking alfldavlta torillaultnba, krivatn tends
to land in ttraight Mane at lowest rate., Oincee-.
Itent'e Block, Wingliam, Lnekn(,W nod Gerrie,
11,.W, 0. VRI'Ea. R. L. nI1NIN$.tN..
J.A. MOUTON.
BARRISTER,,
Winghem
Onntarha.
1VANSTONI.
A.
BARRISTER, SORIC 'TOIL NOTARY PIUBLIC%
CONVEYANCER, ETC.
OFFICES -Beaver Block, Wreunia t,
Gomm and BLYBI, ONT.
Private and Company funds to loan at low tato nS
interest. Mortgagee, town and faun property
bought and sold. Mercantile collections a epentalty...
DENTISTRY.-. J, S. JEROME, t?iNOIfsIr,
I am making beautiful setts o;
Artificial Gum "Teeth" for ee.00 pet
sett; and. Plain Teeth, per sett, 54.90.
Prllies in all other branches o deufit.
try 10 proportion: i l
Vegetable, Vapor administrated for the painless
extraction of teotNthe only s fe anesthetio 000wh.
OFFICE:: In.thb Beaver Block, opposite the,
Brunswick hotel.'
DENTIST.aY,--W. 11,. MACDONALD,' WLIONAM.
)ov Malie0'ef• Vulcanite, Celluloid, Alloy
. Sifter, Gold, etc., etc., Plates, ranging
Pi1N dr�M erwung and es frombridgework.Teeth ex-oi00 owarde B
tracted without the least pain by the use of Vital-
ized Air. Head Mee, Wingham, side entrance oar
poeite the Queen's hotel, open daily (Sundays except•
ed) from 0 a in to 6 p 1n: Will be at Blytih every
Saturday-ORice at 3f,lne's hotel; Gerrie: ist and
32fi rd Mondays of truth month-•-OmceAt Albion hotel;,
Lucknow : and and 4th Monday and Tuesdays at,
snob month-Oftice at Whiteloy'ahotel, Extraoting,,
amts
i i AOS'
JOHN RITCHIE,
„_GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,
Wn,enAM,
Ovens®.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM,
1l, INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
GEORGGEORGE tfc1A.Y, Wingham, Licensed Auctios5ac
E
the Counties of Huron and Bruce.
At moderate rates, sales will he conducted in ert7
portion.ef the 0olintler,
Orders San be left at the Tlafse Office.
J0 CU UUE, WuseiLt d,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
Orders left at Tuses' office prolnptly attended ter
TERMS, REASONABLE,.
Pa DEAN, Ja., Wi8outr ,
LICENSED. AUCTIONEER FOR THE COUNT}t
OF U111t031. .
Sates attended an any part of the Co, Chargee
Moderate.
JAMES IIENDBRS01r,
P'
fySORNasD ,,Atttt'rI012EkR 1?O13 CeIt.NT1EH Mean Ara
Bums.
A11 sales'nttonded to promptly anti on the Shortest
Notice, 3s
Charges Moderate and Satieiacitoll Guaranteed,
All necessary arrangements can bo Made at the
That's' Apo.
Wawa' , ONT.
Money to Loan on Notes.
Notes Discounted
A'.p 4REASONABLE 1 A 'ES.
Moheyl `advanced on Mortgages at 0 per cent. with
privilege 'of paying at the end of any year. IRotea
and accounts collected.
ItOBT. aitoINDOO.
OrrlO ,-BeaVer Block, Wingham, Oat.
REAL ESTATE AND PIR IN$UR*
ANCE AGENCY.
4
()MCC ; KENT'S BLOCK 4 WINGHAM,.
Private made to loan.
A number of Building Lofe and Boldface proper-
ties for Sale
Theile desiring to make n home in WW'lughem ehotil .ic
cnintaunic,ete with, or spely in pereeti et my °filet,.
whete all necessfry Information can I* obtained., -