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the Editor of the TIANS.
DEAR Sta,--1. tiud.
lr.y personal friends
L,00d deal of their ;A
connectiou with
(ntarries criticisms
,liey lasi.)1/0.211. I uni credited
these wiseacres ith furnishing the
alit suggesting. the
s,veeping coeden atiou pronounced
mr mcQuarrie against the whole
"Ban Bag" tem. In reply to
ail this silly t&1 have to sq that 1 General
mentioned the matter,
anumber of
e giving me
enlion jiist now,
ho" ltev. mc.,
the 'Beam 13ag'
honer Hardware Store
C+13 -MA -T
glearing Sale
$15,000 WORTH
never so much a
f;4.r less, to spg est 'the preaching of a
sermon about^itic "Beau 33sg." Do
Goods,
the60 knowing Ones seriously believe 11
that mr. mega nrio would preach on
special subjec' to gratify the whim of
congregation? I held very decided BEFORE MOVING.
opinions upoi
fuge, and the ritioisru of last Sabbath
thereon, but
it just now.
anyone either inside or outside his
the Beau ,far subter.
Zintaltoroi
Marshall -In
Mr. itobt Marsh
Vanstooc-At N
.of Ilr Jii Vanstil
Wilson -4u Se.
Ur Chas wition,
erniTSTLE-UAN
XIV. Fairbur
Day.
tieovitoY-Ihro
the father of the.
am not going, to express T A. MILLS
STONE BLOCK,
The Leading Cross Cut Saws ;
AMERICAN AHED OF ANY,
AMERICAN RACER LANCE
SMITII'S LEADER,
I3EST LINES
VIEQPVING AXE%
CATTLE CHAINS
All at BOTTOM PRICES.
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0:7' THE SEASON'S SENSATION.
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EOOBS, STATIONERY, TDfs,
CARDS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS.
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EVERYTITING EVERYTHING 1 l
SO ORIGINAL, SO NOV1I, so NEW,
SO COMPLETE,. SO CHEAP, BO GAY.
il\TWIT.A,r1%01\1"
Yours truly,
To all who read this advertisement .—Come aucl see enr low priced at
D. M. GORDON.
Ras detettitzined. to clear out the EXTRA. VALUE IN SLEIGH beautiful goods. You can certainly find what you want, and
BOEN whole stock of BELLS. your money will procure more than anywhere 01.4e.
rosson the 261.,1 tilt, the Vae,
;0. daughter.
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tlkal r
e DBE, G001)S, EEADY-MADE fitstrta
Ingham, ou the sott, the. Wit
CLOTHING, . CARPETS -a igA %it& A.544,14 ‘co)
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Filr - oe 1$, ore
e, )eweller ; daughter,
orth, on tho 26th ult, tho wife ef klANNELS, MANT1.111
111,86.V.R.1E1). GOODS, CLOTHS,
nerebant ; son. ,
T wR$D S, BLANKETS,
-SHAWLS,
Y. --.At Fergus, on the 26th ult., by HATS AND CAPS,
Pomeroy, 13 A d tel. Fec 111 A Chown B. D. of
. .. FURS BOOTS AND SHOES,
Elora, Str. Thos. i odfrey, son of John Godfrey, Est
THE CHINA HOUSE 1 (IP
J, Christie to Miss Elizalaot •
in Carrick, on the 26th ult
ride assisted by the Iter. J. C.
postmaster of Elo *a, and nephew of tho Rey, GROCERIES, CROCKERY AND
• est ems:liter of the Rev. James Broly.
tAudirew, of Delur m, to`Miss Clara. Augusta Broley, • A.SSWAR,E.
Tarnbei, on t to 10th ult., •
y it, J. EL ido house, Mr. T. 2, James to Miss
tharine Robins°
W. T. YATES. or
CH • ISTMAS OO)S
. liev. Ilic9,11. *tie, Mr. Peter Miley, Wingbam, • TIME STOOK XMAS GOODS
lstr-lioxsox Wingbam, on the Ist inst., by
to Miss Margaret tsou, Morris.
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COMPRISING: CARDS, • TOYS, GES, ' FANCY GOODS, DOORS*
Garienzine-70aw nte BArel.1
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• BOORLETS, ETC., ETC., IN WINGH AN?
C), both of Brussels* •
-In MoRillop, on the 25tli ult=, "1,1t
tit Fa
ult., by avv. .
Miss Mairatot R. il
Vannitor-Drivni;
by Itor• Torrim
Wroxv..ttr.t0 Mi*
bilinssus-82,tm,
to Dennison of SicKillo t)f y artad •
§ All the Latest Designs and Tints A CALL SOLICITED BEFOEE BUYING.
ozi111 Groon the 2
o, Mr. Tide: B.• POWQr0y
g. 1t.,
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,by Rev. J. T,Legea Harry Matheson, of Wood.
stock, teSlis6 malldon, of Grey township.
Kinn-ArmitnsoN 'At Brussels, on tho 26th ult., by
Rev. W. F. Cnixtpbe , at the residence of Mr. Stan.
' ley Anderson,Mr. bt J. Kirk, of West WsAvanoli,
",.to.Miss Sitinet.ione nderson, of Seafintli,
Lross-a4stkiztso At the residence mi the bride's
mother, on the 26 . Mr, Johu Lyous to Miss
- Janet Anderson, bot of Scsforth.
Coorse--Tiracoca In Goderich thwnship, on the
26th ult.. by the Rev Dr. tiro, Mr. Win. 11 Cooper to
Rebecca, eldest dat ter of Mr. Jewell Peacock,
114te,,,,Wararnit.- God -oriel', on thp 27th tilt., by.
the Rey. Dr, Ure, AL George Gall,. of Fort . Etief
to Elizabeth It., tliir daughter Of Mr. John Walker.
Elooawru-Bowess At liineardine, on the 25th
ult., by Rev. A. A. owers, SI. A., brother of the
assisted by thi Rev Dr, • Ilannon, Mr.: George
11. Ilogarth,13. A.„ athematioal master in the Kin.
ecardine high school, Miss Sadie 1., daughter of
Mr. William Bowers. '
SralsOne.-Vittit- t the residence of the Bride's
ather, on Christmas lay, by the•Kev. 1.."Mprray,
Id. A, Mr, John Str *ger to Miss Margaret Weir,
, • . ..daughter of lir. Tho Weir, all of Kincardine town-
Tu.vicr-BAra,-- In Goderich township, on Chnst•
mas ohn R. Isp.o.c, Mr. James Tun -
of Fast Wawan h, to Miss Mary Mn' Ball, of
•*Goderich township.
Mollza-tinancresria Ir -At Clinton, on the filith ult.
bythe Bur. W. Craig '61r. W. bicelinteck SitiOce to
tont R., second dau. liter of Mr. 0. crufekslaault„ all
of Clinton.
Ilattledge-JOhnsto, -At Clinton, on the 24th ult.,
the Iles. W. Ora; Mr Win Itutledge, of Goderlob
'township. to Mark J ohnston, a Clinton.
lianuels.ltureforet -At Wingham, on the 2nd inst.,
'by Rev IV h ShOr4 SI A, Sir T Marmot,- chair maker
.at Sir Bell's factor"-, tv Miss Annie Itninford
Foss--,Carlyle-At Ronson, on the 10th nit, by
Bev. J Aenderson, Mel> W Foss to Miss Story
" 'Carlyle, both of liens, 11. •
Grant-Ashin-in Iwei,.on the 16th nit, by Rev W
T Clutf, Sir John. front to Miss Bella, oldest
ciaughtor of air John Is`ain, both of Grey.
Smith-.4ohuston- Gerrie, on the 26th tilt, by
Rev33 Wright, Mr T J Smith, of Winnipeg, to Miss
,Oettie Joilestee, ao- me.
Sanderson-SleClen.ent-In ITowick on the 26th
by Itov Mr Stu'r, Sandenion. to Miss Katie
Ur:Clement.
-Strong-.-Roo-In Ot-,•rie Or1.tho 26.th .ult, Rev
Str Ayers, lir J A Stlur to SlissIditrintoo.
Rlenlin.,Matthews n St:n(19rd, On tho 2nd irist,
by Rev ltobt Kerr, r James Sletuin to Fannie
•Ellen Mathews, both o ' Wingbani,
Ens)—In Bullett, or the 26th tilt, Dorcas, beloved
wife of Thomas East, Cd 53 years.
Mitnhell,-In qoderi i, on the 26th fait, Ann, be•
?Geed wife Of Sir John ittehell, aged 58,years.
C Hill -In Grey, on hil illst ult, Royston Laird,
manly mon of Robert IVA , aged 1 yearend 8 days.
agnew-bi East Wa anosh, on the 26th ult, Mrs
Jona Ammw, aged 01, tins.
Muncie -At Winghea , on the Vocl inst, the infant
child of .Sir John mon , aged 4 months. ,
Smith -In Wingban , on the illIth tilt, Jane, dough -
'ler of Mr Chas smith, aged 2 years, 16 months and
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days,
. WIN'OlIAM MAIIRDTS.
IVINretsm, aan. 8, 1880.
.Vorrected by P. Deans, Producia Dealer.
b'tour por TOO lbs, - ... 6 2 40 to 2 do
Vail Wheat per bushel, • :I 00 to 1 (10
J. on to I, 00
IprIng •* s
.0ats. - • 82 to .,4
Barley, - - 43 to 60
• Votatos, • - 63 to IS
43 to 60
"Peas,
Aliples,peeybeg - . 40 to 60
Butter par lb., , , 10 to 17
Pggs per dozen. - , IS to 18
..cresserl Dogs, • . 6 50 to 6 80
Wood pt'*- card, . . 1 60 to 1 50
Gay per ton, - - . Is 00 to 24 00
OOLT FOR SALE.
.1111:: SEITISCP.,11311itt OPPERS FOIL SAI.,E A v....
V COLT, rising 2 years old. Will be sold for •"`=,
Ash or on tune. For particulars apply on the Ci....1
MISS Si, 1 Campbell Ill
premises, Lower Whigharo, to
s.,.......,.............
%%Ingham P. O. Am
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..,FARIVI FOR SALE 001 TO FICNT. I.Li, alls=C
fling ist,IISOltIREIt OFFERS FOR SALE IIIS
FAJCIJ, Lehr: ii. 7,1 Lot, at, 14th Con. East Wawa,. • Ci -J
rods, comprising In acres, mere or leste•ribout 80
acrot eLared, well watered and tinder good oultiva. raiieui,
tion. On the preinhos are a brick house,. framo barb,
liable*, Se% ;1,1,3 pod orchard, mostly whiter fruit ;
at.il about 7 aorrs'fall wheat Palm id well fenced 1 =
anri aLmit, 5l blies from Winaham and libidos front
110ot:eider ma the proalees, or to "iVbitcchuroli 11****..*** sA
MI ' I
Witit..,;:,,,,,i1;„. Tito farm will bo sold on reason-
ableterms. For further particulars apply to the
TIIOMMI COOlf. Cl)
tring tIrelitSIOiNED OFFERS FOR SAGE 01.7 1,41
I favorable tome his 200 acre farm, bring Lot*
IS;., M. f) alai 10, Con. It, Turnberry. There are about .4, i
Call antl get 'Bargains while the ncy.• •
7.10 M
Stock ia.complete.". •
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Genuine Zie1.11115 Sale
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T. A. NULLS,
Chinh, Goods.
. (..imAsoN BLocK,-3
11013B11111AN GLASS 1 wINGival,
I• iti Many:shades and. shapes. ..
BEAUTIFUL jET TEA. LT .
POTS AND TEA.. KETTLES,
BEAUTIFUL WATER •
AND WINE SETS
Sigh of the Red Flag. VASES 4.0 WATER .1JOTTLEs
T SUGAR BOXES AND -
CREAM JUGS,
$2 VINEGAR AND
''AtitE BOTTLES.
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.$2 CAB,
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ONTARIO.
RTAKING-
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4, • Having added- Delivery Waggon to this brawl) Of the' business * .*.
2 , Ubb'4' rPilit . w'45b6.4''''at orders will - (if necessary) be delivered any where within ' 10 miles of
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LY LOW.
PERFECT PIC URES GUARANTEED EVERY
335333. '
Oat Zeal Kill Opened,
Tin, 'undersigned desire to inform farm-
ers and the people generally that; they have
reopened their.
Ott Meg iII in igingptan,
And are now prepared to purchase Oats in
unlimited quantities and. at the
ilighost Market
They will supply customers with 'the BEET
G:11,NDS3 ill Oat Veal,
THE CHINA HOUSE.
ELDER & LLEGGI
CHINA 'GISSPITIO W• inghar. 4 o
no doubt oftentimes save a good deal f trouble, espe
ThisotleY
where parties may not have suitable conveyances Of their 0144, All
ELEGANT WATER SETS, necessaries for FUXERAL FOltNISDINGS, nATORAPES, GLOVDg; ATC,s
kept anddelivered with orders.
BEAUTIFUL 0 N A
GRAOEY, Underta
FINE TRAYS,
TE* SETS.
A. Rill line of' 1. ITT FRUITS, ----
NUTS, CONFECTIONERY GOLD.S.MITHS' HALL
MD ortoogRips, fresh
and
Inspection irit.t o trouble to shot, goods.
W. IT_ 1Ppi
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'FARM FOR $AL E ONEAP•
:Amu* citrattal, and In a good strata of cultivation:
abent itt) a68cs of titnteref *ditch about 50 f* black .
it-it'reilse. o..good hard wood ; batik 1.4111 43 by 62,
$0it 110,1R,I. WO w, -Us, Mitt serest orchard. A school
,
jot'
hoe on
horse (Atm, thic•lialf mile from Oieninlotlo And
, ioii.o irons %Vv.:limn. For tovrnnt apply on this
Prttfitietil 01' at. thaillIttli 08/10, WilbtloTht.
itillit ,ri (V% „ (46:1)
varsusrt", un. 4th '8'0., 51.anatitair r. 'a .
tin SALE 033 330 REEt FOR FIVEYEAtt£3.7
t m atattic townx
ship of urnberr, ,
being Lot 3 and part of 4, in the he; with Cozs000lOn,
Obtaining 107 acres, of which 103 act cleared and in
goon state of cultivation and all free of stumps,
except about 4 ores. A lino orchard, a good tranu:
dwelling and large bank barn, with frame driving
Shale, &o,, aro on the -promises. The farm is welt
watered. Vor particulars apply to the proprietor on
the premises, or to .1. Cowan, Wroxeter. .1011.14
G =MILL, Wroxetott P, O. •
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Is the place•where all can be supplied witn
at@heiv, eledggy trove;allopyl Silvervfare a d
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Of the BEST .QUALITY and at the LOWEST PRi0E8.
Having just returned from the Wholesale Markets, where I have bought a.
very heavy stook of above articles for Spot Cash, lam in a position to offer
them to,iny Customers and the Public generally itt
aoCOTTOM PlztIOM
Call and see ray Pine A.ssorted Stoeli. Of Ladies? and, Gents' Gold Watches,
Ladies' and Gents' Gad ohnios, tho boost itta oheapostlot of Ladies' Brooch.
es, Earrings, OuIll.hutiOns, Sze, in the Town.
1 have the finest And largest stock of Gold Rings evet kept iii"Wingliain,
consisting of Plain Biugs, Stone Set- Rings, Diamond Rings anti Stiterf Pins.
TA W'atch Movements have them in stook front all the leadingmanufac.
turers of the United States The Elgin, Waltham, Ilarripderi, Illinois,
Roekford, Columbus mid Aurora Watches. I have also a very large stock. of
°lochs, from 81 20 upwards. •
If you want rt. Christmas or New Years present, VANSTONE'S is where
you earl get it either in god. di' silver cit Rock Bottom Prices.
As I have bont,Ilit for soot cash, that is just the reason that 1 fl,n offer goods
so Call en4 inspect my lttock. •
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I do all kinds of repairing in watches, clocks, jewellery, Ltd., at reasonable
prices and all warranted.
Thanking toy numerate customers for the very liberal patronage bestowed
on me since ootaitig to Wingham, and soliciting a continuance of the same,
1rethaiourtru1y) 1.
SUCCESSOR TO
.1rir ittrasoilier tiao steitlk gext door to tht Post Office, '
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