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Mr, llobt. Jones :reeve of Logan,
•is c:nlunimplatiie ting to this town;
'!•itis lilt fatriil ;
y .. a View to malt.
in, Lh towel lila honlo.-...The Bev. I.
( thilbeil, pn,.+t it of iKntY, commit.
here preatti d the anniversarysitrmons
its the Preshyter.an cliurclt, 1i.nthstty
. oil 1
a ti
Slu, LOA 4 T
1 ,
1 t
t Mar. .l �'
u on Monday
,y ,4t'
evaiiiii4 at the tla meeting while the
rev Gentleman wits speaking i3I'v's.
'1has. Mitchell, one of the prcnnitieat
inoinhors of the church suddenly fell
down in a swvoon and before nledi-
a:nl aideould roaoh her alio had ,expired
This sad oocurrince glut a stop to a
- very oath flsiatio meeting. -Revs,
,
4
Alin h r
tl1 o ra , ,�
f St fit-�• rand a a
y d L e.r of
Legoar,
Ethel, t
l addressed s
sj
d) large e Temperance
meeting in the L""ature B lam of tate
11letliodist church on Tuesday ewenina',
week. •.• is fast becornin an
ii nportitat ooutro for • trotting siopk:
A'she`s time ago Mr. Theo, Rolls
purchased a pair of colts at the liatid•
nesse figure of $2,000 And , now
Messrs Lbld Bros, have purelittsed
'Y.-- All. horsy 0. IL from Geo. Forbes, of
.New York, 0. K. is • by Browu
,Wilkes, by Gecxttge WVilkes; dam
Bessie, runner, by ytr;;inues,. the
t`torou;Ilbved son 'of Lexington•.
Bessie 'Purifier is the data of that great
.o unpaiguer• Oliver K, 2 16*, 0, 1.
is a bright bay 16• hands with Heavy.
black m.ne and tail and has every
ape)rauoe of being a troths` They
ht-ve also purchased from George A
Forbes, of Woodstock, Bliazard 3.751
by onward 1 411 by George Wilkes;
darn Little1,forttune. ''B;izz Irct' is
.full 16 hands and wei lis 1,300 !be, and
is a bright bay, He will Imake the
season at lfidd Bt•oss stables, here. -
The Spring Wr:ir;itnrf cattle show • of
Vie Listowel Live St:x•k ass 1 iar,inri
will be held here on Wednesday 17th
. April .prizes to the amount of $20J
will b'= offered for entire`stcuk.
•
'3iueva.la.
A A' Ratepayer" serol!! Viii f'erm'r
Mine! writes Uns in the l,'sp'ixit,r,r of
our new pt•itttlit51t1, SV•i are glad to hear
that our tettt:lltat; Mr. illul4iwen, tet
S;lhool ,$rot+on Nu 9, Ttfruberry, has
resigned his present p•,siO5t1, lis bar.
lug :taken. the principalship of Mamie
Bchotrl lit su, advance Of 09 on his
',p.rebeft salary. Mr, 11to'',vsit lies
taught in No. 0 eciilrinnoual;y frir.ah(Ut
tirven years, ata1 in tate sseboal room a:
more painstaking, intelligent and
successful teacher we never lead.
Our trustees may fi I his place with a
good mnu. Outside of the school
Mr, MoEwen was highly:respected: by .
) l on amount of his; genial, courteourt
and affable conduct, Iie will Ile
greatly missed by till in this neighbor-
hood, and none the less by the Ninrods
and and anglers/for was he not a crack •
elTg ]tNl W..
On the front row wo feat,
While her Targe opera hat
IQaite.sheltered us troth Prom tile rear.
And enabled es well
My gruoi passion to tell
To her ehai nilhgly shell like ;auk eat;
"ewes an opera troupe,
Where the star was tt "sUp@,"
1 e lar
Ballet " and e a
sl an sora 1 t.
i; c
"Yew, what think you?" 1 said
.6•4 the !lint: light shone re d -
'"Rout ensemble lti flue, left nett'
As I spoke came a'blare•
I•rou the orchestra there;
,All the brass horns were put to the test.
Ate nn Boston girl she,
With her ''ttllsness" of "Lha"-
My companion came from the far west,
She said as she irmtled
On the great ballet wild:
"They are gaudily dressed, no dispute;
Tho ensemble's intense,
And the chorus Immense,
But :there's Para far too much of the toot,"
-Omaha Work?,
shot and a toaster of site rod and line? The The English, Dwelling.
e characteristic ;in glide dwelling is
We wish hitn everysucossrs itl his new described ae..a two .story brick house,
position.-Sam1a3urgess wife and walled in, and with the beeti trt of the
child and James and Maggie Bigness. house at tlir;'baelii there are the drawing
left for (lypress, lover M,initolta trhis and dining rooms, while the kitchen slid
week --John Peiteook, Joe 1J )hb,aacj pantries are in front. In sub •b and
Albert Ard left for Manitoba this Country houses the rooms are largelinc
week; aae a}'ranged around a hall; but the wire.
• : ;tows and doors are small, The outside
of the house isialmoi,;tuniformly without
aiclutectutal decorations, and the bull.
The S'aforth Fspositer says : It ,Hess Of tlleialilnate is been in the somber -
always affords us; a great dom... of aess of the furniture and the adornments
pleasure to note the upward oonrse of of elle htluse.
yoking Canadians who leave the pareu. The interior is dull and uncheery.
tel roof, to seek their There is.. little •sweetness and light' in
t1 fortunes it.11ro ad'
the colors; forms and expressions, ressions, except
and skis pleasure is are�.'ly roes ast.d p
when the posing menare fr lir the a theurni hing of more recent building
4 anti furnishing. Ute within a fe�v
oountyof Limon. The Empire pnhilslied years the inside finish was all of .:dark
in C eiteordlit, a Brnal:.t town in El wood wood and the furniture was mahogany,
Cote tv, Ii. usas, snake the fo lowing of very heavy and ungainly construe,
oouipliteegtary reference to the work tion.
of ,a one-time Morris tad stn old ' But if . you can dissociate the idea of
school telielzt"r in this county ; Dr J • emlfott flan; .that of art, the English
Morris.
C3 -1;z1.441 T
llearia ale
OF
$15,0011 VORTJ1
General, Goods,
.Yipt„„,k
SI VEB ,Rss.O N .IN ,
MILLS:
Has Alaterfnined to clear out the
whole stock of
DRESS GOODS, 1i,EADY.MADE
CLOTIII G, (CARPETS,.
FLANNELS, MANTLE
GOODS, CLOTHS,
• T41 BEDS, BLANIKETS,
BilAV4LS,
HATS AND CAPS,
FURS. BOOTS AND SHOES,.
GRCOERIES, CROCKERY AND
GLASSWARE,
TEE STOCK
11cOas yr is to be Congratulated on borne has a, very marled spirit of coin- '�
his able Got3tribgtion; to �neaiwtl press fort. The sofa is easy and big .of
the'' d , f de
—chiefly to Lha St. Lottie � e ld clisirs uveae made to use. Tho walls. are
11' l ( I{. t' y papered, never painted, the papers lacing Cali and get Bar eine while tl
edivt, Review and tile, Canadian o le
n.4(21000111', Daring dark and of large pattern. The dining Stock is couiplate,
Vifroxeter.,, tilt, past two, room is the Living room of rho utiddle --o—
TitH`EJtancil tact Ori G e Pvt' Illy of yaut's the doctor has won for himself class families. .Such of the family as --.—•Tile IS A•�-----
b o 3 by his close observation and research ' remain at home sit in that room during
the 19t11 inst.' Ail the ntetitl)erd were en en yields reputation as an origi11a1 the forenoon and unto after the noon 1 3
present, reeve in' the chair, A peri writer. and .thiliker. Many of his meal.Genuine Gleafin Sale
tti�>uf;•olli (lbertBttllHntylie and others.. arktclos sire stili beultr. c i• '4Yerethe color of' the English house
twas presentt+rl. to tine 'eonucil, iu favor
journal to I His
4d from g
less somber and the furniture 1
r j journal, Tis account of less cum
,of detaohlua lot Nl, g1, itr the B his accidental disc
,c
measles' of liowick
:Sidle 11 Sg„ tion 14, IJ,tw c1i • arid, Wrux• mHttt of catnadonHs o bl 1 l e d�, the center of Ill t
azul attach it to S S .No ¢. while he was administering etherto a 'ter' nal comfort known to the domestic
Howicli the matter was lets over. till p ttwnt, has been reprirl.ied by nearly Wei)! this worlds As it is, theEnglish
next meeting. Tb auditors report every
n rt' niedicial j'ltlroaj of tile Union , houseof
etilke
overt' of the treat • broust•were the rooms more open and - of
Eton!. Union less separated from each other, it would
r ati t' 1 li a most perfeo t ems- 4VagtT114,410 ; e•
•L%e
•
is the home love, of T. A. M I LLS 8lifoiongstudy. I SVAEBAN'^myremedyta i'
tared the reason
for n, nowrec • others .have 1'
a privlttH t'ttyr recently received thoughtful civility and of unforgetting • i failedisnoroasonfornot nosvrecefrtn aeure..
!earn' Ur. llluGt4sey* :bei septi ;did! ru and undying loyalty <lod Housekeep-Bond at once for a treatise and a 'Ittrlt$oa
y Sign of the Red Flag, of I
firer writing, as a Morris and iVin /limn in. .
c.rresp'titdeiit at tial F.,rpusit,�r. 1 A'Dotuale 12rnper in:lInosia. 7
gratefully • ani{llo, Neel, my iurlebt- R'lie Russian• eats on an average once Oat eat ill OpenQd.
ness to the Expositor for . soy early every two hours. The climate and osis- -•-
training. I' would urge teachers' and tots require Buell frequent ewe's, the di- The undersigned desire to inform farm-
edvancedstudents to become news- gestion of which is aided by frequent ere and the t,eoplegeuerally that they have
paper OorreSponrietrts . Whet a.•er they drtiughtsofwodkiandtea. Vodki is the .reopenedtheirs
Can get the ,draughts
,madofrom a
0
ICO. POUND
,�F�
r �y.
Ao7�t AT THE SAME TiMg QN
THE NERVES,
THE LiVER,
THE BOWEL,$,
anti the KIDNEYS
This combined notion gives it won-
derful powerto
on-derfulpowerto cure ell diseases.
Why Are So k
?
Because we allow the nerves to
remain weakened and irritated, and
these great organs to become clogged
or torpid, .end' poisonous ]tumors are
therefore forced into the blood that
should be expelled naturally.
PAINE's •' CELERY
COMPOUND
W 11.4 CURE BILIOQSNP,ss, PLEB,
'CQNBT/rA,TION, IL!DNEY COIN.
raarTtTl3, URINARY DISEASES,.
I'B1ttAIVE WEANNESS,RHEU31A.
TzsN, NFUItATOIQ, AND ALL
. ',NERVOUS DISQ1tDERs,
.;B7•quieting told strengthening the
nerves, and causing free action of the
liver, bowels, and kidneys, and restos,
lug their power to throw off disease.
'Why suffer BIlious Pains and belies 1
Why tormented with Piles, Constipation=
Why frightened ovorDisorderedR idneysl
Why endure nervous or siok headaches!
Why have sleepless nights 1
Use P4 NE'S Cn1.nRE COHIPOUN» and
rejgice In health. It is au entirety Vegeta.
bre remedy, harmless la all cases.
Sold3t'alkDrrrwgisis, ,Pricefix.00.
Six for,}' ;oo, ,�
WELLS. RICHARDSON &CO.,Proprietere,
MONTREAL, P. Q.
When I say Conn I do not mean merely tO
Ston thent for atinio, and then have thqm�� _re.-.
turn again. I Man A RADICAL CURE.
I have made the disease Of
I UNC, EPII,IPST
YAWING SX01321ESS,
ilef,, over at la it meeting, was taken ftp
And 'exainine l' and on !notion in )vert
;and seconded was passed and the
Auditors were ordered debentures for
their fees. Oa tuetio11 the council ad-
j turned to meet in the usual plate-. on
°
the third Tuesday of April or, at the
n ill of the reeve, J. CowAN,
Otte le
ltessrs. Srnith and idalcolm, of
13rttieels, have pnrohased the furniture
feetory., formerly owned by W. L.
Watts.
Zetland.
"Dir. George Thomson intends to
atirt running his mill this week -Miss
Bessie Tnoinsan is spending a few
few days. with friends hi \Vroxeter--
i 1r, Jammes Thonspon left on Tues lily
for Deluratne Manitoba -The enter-
tainment held on the evening of March
14, under the Auspices of the&�tlarad
Sabbath school, was a grand success.
``here ,was a large crowd present,
eouie corning from quite a distance,
The chair was very .acceptably tilled
by the Rpv, J. Scott, 11 A. of Wiug-
hain. The ' first on the •pro;rainrnta
was music by the chair, and the
chairman's speech followed, thea carne
a recitation totaled "'Times are dread: throu;h'-13rsillarlf '1'lnlrnllls trod BusgSindiesaro tnadotindsold for from a
fat tights by Robert 13 tird, tite Thomas 13t•idges tyre eapra us for the shilling to half a crown tile' bottle.-
youngest Erato` .of today. `1.'he pro. debate in No. 7 oil Tuesday 'next, Boston Budget..
granl.me Subsequently .rendered wtts The InteVlugs of the literary society
tis follows Itecitation, by Lizzie will bo broci'c,�lit to a arose for the « A -very limeys bore,.
+'Elston ; reading,. Iry Gavin Wilson ; season on Tuearisy April 2uei' 'by a 1kow, nip clog Lacldi' lies got More
recitation, by Bert Taylor ; dialogue literary eoyteat.• sense than riiost'trim," said a veteran
apporttintt].:--1411. D, W n Y pot toes and Ord�ie�I III 111 Ylilj]'hl
p ail 1 lila new,y lands iii fide rye. It is fiery and colorless, and is gen- i.
•Il ti
Ua.m b•"Il .
Miss ;Hagg i1. 141) isn left on matin esda ° cla y avored with some' extract like And are now re. ared to 1 r
Y vanilla or orange. -It is drank , froul e p p 1 chest; a in
for• Souris Ford, south of ]31•andoli, fiman cups that hold perhaps half a gill. ung nllte4 quantjtlea and its the
'� tttinitnba,.—O Wine to the bad con- ' Vodki and.tea- aro the insepaxt ole ars- I' r "
ditiun of the roads Liv' tea meeting )t companirlients, f friendly as ~yell as of ` t 'fir ""`� P� #? •
Beauntowu ori Thursd,4v Hvertiuo wa i business intercourse in the country of
will supply customers with tjlp $sex
1104 .yo well;attendod as it -would haves the czar, Drunken men ... are rare. GlIADEs in Oat Mee),
Often otherwise. Hosvoi'er the: elitied: Russia and �c'liveclen tire. t11.1 only coun- �t QJ r
was pretty we 1 filit-d alidl. a,' very Vies in which the double dinner is the :Ef L:b ��i, e..: L
enjoyable Mine was spent'. I3Asidee rule., CVhen you go to the house of a VT• _ -EGG,
elle ctxogllent speeches by " the 11'ev ,Russian,
bo he a friend or a stranger, =N't s23 -A, p-rX
,ontlemon resent a tro,'ral a yllu are at once iilvitctd to a side table,
P la �, l 4 , et.li 'where salted meats kl d 1 1
pic a ee , sated
listing of vocal antj itishuln��iital . cuctuubers, and many other .spicy and
music, 1•eadings And recittttiaus, sins appetizing viands' are urged upon you
gone through. `The proceeds at' tile ' with an impressiveness that :knows no
evening were twenty,eight dollat.s. :i.. refusal,, •This ).repast is wvashed down
sociis! was else held on Fr:i lay evenieg with frequent cups of vodki. That over,
.
following. -The rod on tile 211(1 lisle and. when the visitor feels as if he .had
at'Ciandott's bridge is flooded, so th•tt eaten enough for twenty-four hours, the
all except stipple school boys sire host says, "'And nosy to dinner." At the
dinner table the meat is served.in courses,
turned about three-quarters of a toile
out of tilt way if they wish > et . with wines grown. ill the Crimea end in
• ti g Bessarabia, where excellent clarets and
by 9 little girls ; .reading, by Robert
b`
breeder of sheep dogs. t"1 never had to ". soa• -+
t
Ivin`ArtLI0i 41I RE1tIEDY. ' Give Exrn ees
and ost Ofiloe. • It eests you nothing Er a •
trial, and it will cure you. Address
Dr. H. G. BOOT. 37 Tonga- 9t,, Toroato, Oat 1
Sialksitlissiataratikeaaissaliastearowsissoiam I,
CLUBBING RATES. '
Any or thetollowing metropolitan weeklies mut be
obtained with the Wingham TIMER at the fig.tres hero
elven. Balance of 'SS free :
Ttalme and Globe.. „$i ''Tr
Tuns, Mail, and rams s and! 1 fireside, ., 1 75
TIMES, Globe and Rural Canadian,. .. ,. 2 10:
TIMES and London Adsertiaer, . 1 la;
TIMES and Montreal Witness, • ,. ,. .. 1 15,
Tates and Toronto News, .. .. . I ill
TIMES and daily World. 2 7..
Toms and weekly News tvith'premium, "Christ
before I'Il.tto; r 7s,.
Also, "Sathais of Confederation." . ,. 2 ou.
tlS Sojid 6oId watch.
Eb BestAr. 100 uthnw • ely.P����ryp
Best 483 sated in tra.werlr.
rorfcui timekoeptr, "Mar-
l -hinting xeavy 60114 0014
Hunting Cases. not1, ladies'
and gents'sizee, With work*
and cases of equal ralue.
One Petrsofs to sseb10-
eattty can secure ono free,.
togBe�ther with our largo and tal-
unbto line of ]Household
Samples. Theca samples, as
• wotl ae the watch, wo send
Sree,andafteryou batekept
them In your home for A months and shown them to those.
poo martytoao,led,-theybccomeyour owa:prop,a Thetkooe
ttho wriq St oneo tan bo aero el reeelNog Lha "WWate
nd Samples. We sp all etppesos, *0"1aht, eta Ad• .� .
�tinon dC ti
�oz SI ,Posilo'ugs.•
ao
S, GRA . YI.
rider ..
�ak
NATI
rain heal anytwng IIS just too] it up
Arbuckle; tntisic by the • .Ilarmoniaa ] aat WEV.iF Izost1. natntel. Ono day when he Wast pup I T
Band ; recitation Wm. Baird ; music r called him down to the ,paeturo to help ] �C1 1' �
by the choir rOcittatio b 11 11 r, , asses Currie has pure esti t4.
Arbuckle ; music )u zesssrs Monett. cry brio tlioroughbrzd DtitIia x� bull from .
Dir. P. Arkell, near 'J:'erlInm sr, This he could fetch ens to the orohouse that tum- e
Iles, Loutitt and Potts, on the mouth ;o a sLSleudid auilaal . Mr. ArLell self, It got so pretty soon that adth.
organs tdialogue, by Clara Pelton and ever the cows heart! iso call Laddie
Aland tidial gt ; recitation, 1l I�i P having a repot ttion of keep -lug the they'd start for home full tilt, without Loll Experience, Chose attention y i' very best.- 1.1r. Jades Lind, of Coil, waiting for dog to conte, g p t ii atld
Thorilsonl unexcelled facilities Dual ityq t its
thrive up the sows. Ill jesa than a week
r alter,
Tonauth ; a trio, by Messrs
tston and Tervit ; dialogue, by
Lizzie Baird ; and lttary Hoinutil ;
music by din Band ; recitation by J.
liol ay ; 1' citation, Lizzie Baird ;
mosso by the .Band recitation, Sadie
l'itteTtny; Ah excellent speech was made.
by ))fir. Robert .Clorrle, the Superb),
stend:ant of the Sabbath school, after
.which the programme casae to an end
lay a piece of music from the choir.
.Ctifis Ela.
John 1I. Swann, sen of Rev. i"ii
Rsann, passed iris final Examitlation.
at the Dental Oollege,•••'-The Methndest
,Sabbath Snhoolopresented the secretary
Mr. Albert Gerry with a plush
`!messing MIRO atitl an atldresr oto the
?ye of his departure.
10 had tt narrow escape. while Oak "Laddie can tnana.ao anything on the to turn oat uniformly a 0 ASS�Of
sheeting last Tuesday. J3 r some farm bio Molly, my bay maks. Flo c. n t , work equal to that of any
f llI ian.e h's gun went of the eo ltollts drive Molly. 'When he catches her by
otttertun his thigh and passing through
tail elle just stands and kicks at him Gallery i11 the West,.
the flesh close to the basals. Till: till Ito lets go. They are altvaysquarrel
Mg, She's afraid to wallow when he's ,•1 �Vorli of Avery tiOsorrption aiit'i i
injured is doing Well. around, because t loss
he creeps up and bites tally, It • ptly and satisfactorily done..
Alrvieto We !ton Las.=Ara you disturbed at night him asleep on the front poreh. 1 !slap- CABINETS /I NIS. FAMILY Ci OUPS
and broken of your reef b • a sick child su>Iaring aril s n -. , ✓
.� -A SPECIALT`S''.- w-..
A Large Assortment -of Pretties
kept constattly on hand. Prices as h
low itis are consistent with good wort, si `� ,,, 4 ; i11i ii j� � 1 : �' ,
her on Ilia back: One day she caught•
a pend to b0 situs out thele smoking
trying with pain of Cott ng Teeth •r if so,send tet ~t here 1< could sell ilio •whole show. She
encased got a bottle of a'slra, Winslow 'ir sootldn
%
rut)" for Children Teething, Its value is Meal `walked up sorter 011 her tip'bes ..—.
inetiediatet . Depend upon i
mistake anent it. It Cures Dysentery and Diatl'htelq even by tutting a handtu1 of hair and a
a le, It will relieve the poor little sufferer t
y P l t, mothers; there Is no
ctly as 1 could have done it, and got
nut:late; the Stolnaclr and Bowels, cure Wind Colic, piece lig Shin out of jib gide with Iter
softens' the redacee Infialnalation, and gists
tone nor the t• „
5 K 831°D far children teething' le dog /woo taw. }To didn't bark a ld he
a oldelt and best female Physicians anti nurses Inc 'didn't 'Whine: He jtiht got up as gtuek
e !!sited 8trot�tes and 1 t
baetto. ' Do XIV.* and aitk Gtr "" f C. castor,,, 'e lie'S mmiedritating sonic revenger yet. For
o ,tl o i�y to t Iola spate`s, ides, Win. teeth, Laddie "`vas the !soot astonished
slew's oothi'i 5 "' r 1
pleseant to the taste and is the prescription et ono of
th s or sale by all drug/ stn s 46 110 could and sneaked under the housle,
all ie
t[irautthout+t a wnrld. Pr►a slyest ••Bvo ren a
Seafarer! armor," and lake no o4r kind. I dtiwllr ht !stud 13enA
. f � � et ova me tX011140
stem histo,"-•i1'ov_i.7 oi1t asci
Ia the el. : •t and most popular s. outlet: and.
mechanical •apex published and h •� the loftiest
elrenlation o any paper of its eats in the world.
Irnlly tllustra • d Best class of • cod Rnirmv-
lugs. Publish weekir r :
co. • i ;- ,eat. Your s rtal,fll.
•r o N do CO., P tisanes. t. Iiroadttay. N.t'..
A RCH1TEC 8 HHILDER• •
org Edition of Sc n ''o American.
A great suoones,' l?:ac, nous contains colored
lithosrraphic plates of ntrl and'citt resides.
ces or public' building . • umerous engravings
Oct -fell plans and ep oifl, mous for the ase of
such us contemplate tlidin• Price et ayear,
25 Ots. a Copy. 11 N dt ,Deni } IIltti$
ma Ise scour.
ed yby n pls-
ns to tth1
Co., wile
h,• shad (Ivor
�' 100,00 a' Scalene foAmerican ado but
earn pa :its. Send for Iiandbook. Cortes.
Pondence•
tetly 1�Coonffideytna■tialy.. ♦,{y
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Immo ate protection, gond for Handbook.
ate.i quietly proeu ed. for se" charts, :naps:
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A iO '.aTitiN LL 'BALI"'
VIISS Nttt T.1C t ollARI 7a owned by Jamas Eillolt, illuev&Te, Bred by fi
_ 13otlett. Cantel, Onto.,, Data tibial:, April 20th„I08$,
il.AI 01t5 21020 TN 4xfltt fiICN C�< 1'I.41tif1 B;iD .
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