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VOL. XVIII NO 18. WIN GUAM, ONT,, FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1889.
LO oAL oiDr. Toung ha 4mmeneet praotising
at Leduer'e Landing, British Columbia..
—Messrs. McLean
taut armouneerneet i
--Mrs McCanca bLd
malting shop to roo
13(sehanan's store.
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./ost, coming front the Methodist —BOA, Xackenzis, treasurer of the
urob, a pair of gold rimmed spectacles. Guelph Central Ithchi sition, skipped, lea
Please leave at the Th Office. Mg a shortage of $12 )0. „i
Ho
Miss Maggie Johnston has opetied out e. Fog choice fresh pine aoples, cocoanuts,
• n have an honor. ---A. nice lot of bf by oarrittges, at S,
this ifiN110. areeey's. Who'll be first to bey?
removed her drew, --The regular qua' terly ineetiug is to
a over Homuth tt, be held in the 5Ie .liodist church next
Sunday..
oune mee e on onlay vetting. ,
—Me, 4. Hess, bookseller, h a removed
to Mr, IL Davis' resideeco, u '..1(1ward
stiseet,
—The annual meeting of the =bellies'
Iustitute will be held in the rooms en
Mo
any evening next, at 7,30 o eleck,
voioo—The,rentins of Mrs, Joshua Bateman
were brought iron London ros Mondecy.
where she died. El= was a daughter of
Mr. George Hughes, of this to n.
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ressmaking establishment in the Gregory bantams• =eavesteatime and tee go to MoRel-
Block. A.II work its this line done prompt- vie's restaurant. ,„.:Vtet an
ly and satisfaction llbsured, atiently and
W. Mitiluilt and wife, of Turn -
beery, left for Gradin, Dakota, on Wed.
liesday. They we :e accompanied by Mise
Annie Cowden, of Tnrnberry. •
Assit"Ir..13,. A. Ess ay, of Orangeville, ships
o'rour car loads o cattle by C. P. IL on
Friday of this weals„).Mr.Essery is a very
heavy shipper to he North.West:
Bring along your pietures and wreaths
and have them framed. .Curtain poles,
mirrors, hall stands, (14e., &o. S. Gracey,
furniture dealer and widertaker, Wing,
ham.
• ss•A. musical bo lc, entitled the " Treaft-
. ury of Song," havi g been mislaid or left
somewhere after be ng used, the person in
Whose possession it s would greatly oblige
by kindly returning, it to Ito ert Orr.
"00,—Dr.Hor soy left or Ottawa on Tueaday.
13y his geniality, sIfab1e manner, active
interestls public m ttters, t e dootor made
m )1
any Werra frienas in town. He is a Man
possessed of Meru' tasteteoholarship and
great aptitudes for mblic tspeaking.
u Tuesday e ' g Mra. T. 11.
mage was proscate4 with a very hantisPine
piece of silverware y the resident board -
ere at the Bruns 'olt. It was accom-
panied by an adds ss expressive of the
kinduess and goo ideratiou and home
comforts habithell ',Wended to the
, •
"a" Conscience does akesobwards of us
all," Shakespeare says
times makes people .h
.eite a strange "ea, L
Reyuolde, who once o
i.
. boarders,
—The wottld•be f,e fiend has been
abroad in Winghans, Well-defined marks
of fiendish but omit cessful efforts are
till visible at the no b end of Fir, F.
" Norman's stables. 511 lugs and shingleS
hact .been nicely tufts gad and the fire
applied, but the ignite heap did not corn-
mubicete the flames under the door, as
i*ended. Such a, deli' erato and inhuman
,
nts" ludicetes vindioti ve depravity that
Alit to have its puni S.rneut.
''•f"
' here with the firm nam
facetted, a letter eno
cAndl: written on'
Srl; the words,"
,)•ttielde has tq,
, isse iron); ,but the 16
-"stlits•Wingliene Peatofti
—The q.iintiat, rep•
Board,lif, Trade*.14
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wing the financial served closely and merit
-standing and prospec s of the town, the vantages and currently
reports of the comm ttoes on local im- butts. Ide says there is
vrovemente,manuftsato •ies and agriculture. son a good deal of euf
We have frequently a
3isliment of such va
"Wingham , but peoplee
sthey have interests i
Choy could materially
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•interests in this way.
—The person referred
a deal of istatten'Si
eighty years' pilgrimage,
trustfully endu
—A. meeting o th ) W. C, T. TJ, will be Sleets de artSa this 'if S
.p e on
triumpLing by seeing"detsth
in victory," She, with her br
iarly known as "Wattle, were
in Tureberry, but of late ye
Wingharn, living a quiet, roti
deeeased was an amiable, g
zealous Christieu wortutn, TI
iiienday waa largely attended.
ton.
de—Some months ago Thomas
— Rev, 4.• 0. Telalt( who received a °all sr., was stricken down with p
to Whitechurch, svarl ordained and ioduot- gradually recovered His heal
ed into the First ?resbyterian auras been indiffereot, but none lo.
Paris,
unexpected a call. On b'eturcia,
— Another haul hi -a been put on the while doing ROMS work in the
staff at the broom factory. There are was stricken down and lived les
now four skilled mai ere employed. Things an hour, never speaking to or
are moving along m st satisfactorily. any one. Ho was a retiring, 1
held at the raaideno oMrs, A. BOSS, on
Edward street, on Fri lay next at 5 p, in.
—Those needing a iything, in the mer-
cantile line better me svhat the reliable
Anchor House has to say in this issue.
_masers WT Rebuts and W 5 Steven,
of Hamilton, were h sre this week, on a.
visit of inspbotion to the Bank of liamil-
ed, Isabella
turday last,
allowed up
ther, famils
early settlers
re resided in
od lifel The
=rod , and
a funeral ou
rurnmond,
quitting. xf
ralysis, but0000811 Tuesday last,
Per male.
Mr j'elan MacInt re, for some time in
the employ of F °darns, left far Bran-
don a. few days ago Ho is a motto= and
reliable young man and deserves success'
—Mr0 Lightliall bus gone to Kincardine,
where he lose seoured employment in the
furniture' factory.-4i1r. J, 51, Farrow,
mali clerk on the G. T. was in town
this week. He is seedily regaining his
health and tae use o his difleased limb. --
Mr. Arthur Flack, w to has beau over tWo
years in the employ f M. II. Park, noW
of Hamilton, is la e at present.—Mise
Hninse, Aikens has etureed home from
Windsor.—Mr Wm 'Mg and Mr and Mrs
Batemau, of Grey, a tended the funeral of
Mrs Bateman here • n Wednesday.—Mt 5
B Webb, has been a sent, for the* past 'two
weeks on business e st of Toronto.—Major
Boyd, of Port Elgin, and J D Stewart, the
vetern traveller, ma e us a call on Thurs-
day,
li 811106 11118 1)ultnage retired from
ked for so
having given possessio
m°,Filflig' of Dungannon, who b
ardon, be
for a number of years.
than • is one of Use oldest h
ec°gIliz'nghaving commenced
• ar a*
—The new propri tor of the Brunswick, positioned man, who made ft st friends
Mr. John Martin, as serenaded by the during his nine years' atay in- Winghans,
band, on Wednoscl4y evening. The boys He was buried on Sund.
are showing market improvement in their —A'. successful free and ea meeting
play* on, each apparaute. was held in the TOIVIX Ilall on 'r'ayeve-
- Bev. Curate aostello preaclied a ning laststhe Mayor presiding. Addresses
strong temperance ermon. in St. ssesy's were given by the Mayor, J Ha a and B 0
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chorohlaet Suoday Ho ably lusudled the Olarke. Air A. H Alesgroste op e formbly,,
subjectonaintaiein; that seierttific opinion elognently and entertainineor, on the
achievements of the Victorian age, point
indicated the use of alcoholio liquors to he.
mg Mat itssintelleetnel, social, moral aud
,--LTInii perry lacr sse diatriet is corn- material Pmf-Ifess' The addretss was well
posed of is owe , • ticknove, Teeswater, received. Mi W Stevengon tie:several
llincardineWilla' • L. Lilice, seore- excellent sentimentel. and
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tary, Listowel. T e North-Western, of The Sebastian brothers gave
Orangeville, Sheth ne, Mount Forest, niceguitar6
taftr8611e8;ic
°n;'lilspoan
Fergus. W, A. Cutcheon, secretary, nt
Stevenson. The hall Wail'areW
Shelbutne, The eterlf, of Stretford,
Clinton, Seaforth, Go erich, st. Marro. objeot was to aid 'the eMemitte
J. A. McFadden, secre ary, Stratford, getting up of the 24th May celeb
Into songs,
a couple of
couple of
with Mr
—Bev, 3'. P. Gerrie, . A.., of Stratford, a New IgSusr 1'l.00,380M
was present at the Co tgregational prayer The greatest drawback to
meeting this.veeek aud • ave an address an prosperity the last year has been
the Montreal Theolo cal College. It ie of a roller mill, It will then be
idowmeet fund cif to hear that immediate ate
proposed to raise an
650,000 as a jubilee c
perhaps it some- the $21,000 remaining
-Haae," of Alen ea , has promised process establishment with a
Geo
st week Mr J'Anle8 the last $5,000 if • the 'est be' made upca, amity of
nest, too. Let us
rnemoration. 01 be taken, by Messrs Hutton an
to be made up, Mr. have the tipper milt converted n o a
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in the
tion.
11.
ingham's
the'want
gratifing
s are to
Carr to
roller
, 125 barrels daily. 5Iessrs Whi ,elatv, of
nducted tb grocery which it is expected swill be clone. Vecr Woodstock, and Mr Laurie, of Toronto,
of 'Be holds Bros young men of this yea • a graduating; ohms have already examined and estimated in
osing two crisp $6 are goine into foreign riission work. 1 k WW1 b great deal f labor
r, t work s ao
glia°b of fwiscaP, —Last week we ove looked a reference and expense' will be entailed t is the
nscienee money.'
to the return from Brtb.nlon, Manitoba, of intention to have the m,111 in operation
a where the money
Mr. Ed. Bowers, who leas spent nearly a with the most 'modern sequiptionts in
r AWLS dropped, in
year iu that western flourishing town. ahem three months. The possesaioo of a
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Hr. Bowers speaks intelligently and en- first class mill is a matter of vas ), impor-
t of ' the Goaerinh couressingly of the preasut condition and ,tance to business men and tounnspeople
re =send contains prospects' of the we, he having ob- generally as well as a convisni Ince and
Ily uoted the ad. absolute necessity to farmers tnd this
spoken of draw- announcement will be hailed withpleas-
hos far this sea- ere.
rced idleness at
runigrants being Eat Enron s Members
labia and likely Dr. Macdonald, vLP., returned
esent ifs in the dm from his legislative duties a
voeated the °stab. Brandon, the influx of i
uable institution in very large. The only av
ther fail to see that ,profitabIe work there at
oommon or that agricultural line. &Er. B
dvance the town's moving to Brendon et an
—The play,"Mbney, 'recently presented
I30 81100EllllifUlly to a Iringharn auclionee,
•was rendered in Laeans a few evenings ago,
;tinder the auspices of - he LO.0,F. There
'was a•large attendane and the play was
(*splendidly received. . T. Crawford and
•the‘young lad Hooper ere the cul mem-
-bare of the cast of el' exacters that 'took
part here. Dir. Crawl grd also made his
dOut as a comic Iris i (singer And was
bea,rtily encored on busils demotion. Xight
•not this play be repea d in M1)17,110,111 '2 --
,say on tbo evening of t 10 alai Mai'.
—The suggestion 11 been made, asci
'tbo view has been p otty generalist eon.
,curred in, that the Cou toil ought to appm.o•
priate a small suns to have the inside of
-the town hall put i proaentable shape
Ilvery citizen is fill 1 with a, sense of
*throne when they elite a:southern having '
so spend an hoar or t o oceastorrally in - 1
the dilapidated old str eture. The capon. 1
iliture of $50 or 675 w uld make it half ;
rospoott.ble for the pre)? mt. This is alma.
lutely neeessary,as the -care no inunediatel
pro:rots of having 'wthing bettor, We
nope sot= one will reeve in this matter
next Ittonday night.
ed floating paragraph wa
of Willett= ; Many of ti
Sullivan, for 13 years
Brantford Pnblic Schee
learn that be is in very
stances in Georgia. W
five daughters he wen
charge of an =Welty,
spending all his a.vailabl
there on the representat
of the inetitution, Th
wassalso to afford »pouf T
1 -keeping, •
essrs. 3'. H.
he Bruitstvick liotel,
to Mr.joho Martin,.
a leased the house
Mr. 3. EL Del nit agd
tel wen in Ontario,
out 45 veers ago in
London' and continue steadily in the busi-
ness ever since. 5 is locations before
coming to Winglus were London and
Strathroy, For. Wu? or ten years he has
run the. Brunswic1.d in such a way as to
make au excellen reputation abroad for
the house. In feet, John Dulls:sage ifs a,
model hotel -keeper, but thinks he has now
earned a respite from active duties. The
indiffes snt health of Mrs.Dulmage, of late,
also influenced hi in his decision to
retire, Of a natum ly jovial and Bangui=
disposition,. "the o d man" was always
popular with his go sts. A lively discus-
sion onlatty. topic n • the day, he hearti-
ly enjoy4.1.4Licwier was always refused to
those Under itslin uence and the needy
have been. houotifu ly supplied from, his
larder. Mrs. Dui age was one of the
most attentive, kin and aecommodatiog
of hostesses and of e especially qualified
for her calling.
L 0. 0, F. Anstversary Sermon.
le annual sermsn of Maitlesid Lodge
No. 119, L 0. 0. F. was preached on Sun-
day afternoon last is, Bro. Bev. W. X. Memories of
Shoat, M. A., GI the Congregational I saw a flower, a little urple bell,
hurc1 There wa good representation It blossomed ou a li le knoll,
oh. t a
Where glancing suube ms fent
of the rethren, t le church beings well And shadows o'er it stole. „ 4,
filled. The prelim nary services were ap.
propriate, and the sermon based an Paul's
injunction in 1 Co s, rhap. I and V, 1;
"Follow after chat ity," was logically ar.
ranged, forcible an. practiettl. The speak-
er first showed hw Paul's expression,
by faith," and fames'
orks were to be recon -
e of the bible is that
by faith and works.
b brings the renewing
of the holy spirit, 'he evideuce of which
indwelling is good orks, The latter of
necessity follows the former. Charity
has various in emit go in soripture—love,
philanthropy, dm It implies here love
1 Stour- to God by the influpce of the spirit in the
Ottewa, heart, and love to kir fellowmen. The
well as to afford ivan OA assistance ast
aympathy. Whilst e
olnirals is expected to keep it th
body, too, especially 'twee for its own
members but has helped hose ontsido :14
well. Its aid is greeted 11 such a way ,m
not to lefty() the impres ou that the am
receiving it is a =bleat f eharity. Tin
especial achievements 0, this orgeatizatio,
so Ontario were then poi ited out, by gioist.'
statistics. The speaker ten referred t
the personal advantages eceivea ti• "
way of attendance in filekU ss, The pm.
elples underlying the Orde was that oC
Christian ohatity, the ox ibition ot ths
quality—love—that makes en 'float Go
The exercise of this pers) nal eltsra,cterls
tic requires self-denial,
erY enTsflisetion r
d the bearing sc
grassers and makes one w Sing tospend ar
b° speut in His service
and the welfare of hu
is weak and imperfect c
ebaelute, infinite, ideal 1
loVe is to be cultivated b
the orals of duty, by perso
and by meditation au
Oadfellowship emphasis
life it behooves all its m
this grace, :to. study t
motives and see that th
pression and appropri
r the glory of Gum!
Mao'sn's lov
nipared with gm
ve of God. Tisk s
responaing, t
al consecration
tallowship.
s tine aspect of
tabors to onitivate,
e springs of all
y find proper ex
te action. Early
r st ian odf eI
lowship c nsisted in being
and doing good by whic oselities they
Were differentiated from ho world. The
Padfellowe threw the m tle of Christian
charity over the cold • orld's want aud
suffering. Whilst trust ng in providence
all prudential means h d to be' atteo4es1
to. Charity gives scop and develop4
ahristianity, eropha 'zing; the ortatif
team, Omniscience and nonipresende
God, as well as the hutna, side of dati; •
There is a danger of r ligion beconsions
selfish and it is in deed of charity- that
the mystical and the practical meet.
Oddfellows are under o igation to manifest
the spirit of prsotical b nevolence end let
Itheir light shine and. to .alre life worth liv-
hag, by heeding the voice • Divinity within
and thus enjostifig 'a foretas e of the inherit-
ance above. Small ph .ical forces are
greet when massed, so when society is
=tamed together its pow s for good are
inoalcultble, He urged th developestent
of those graces—friendship love and faith
—that bind the organizetio together.
ring
"The just shall liv
etnplussis of good
oiled. The dootri
the just shall live
The exeroise.of tr
wars intends* re- and has again buckled on the pr fessional latter charatteristic was s'trougly devil-
Isrly date. harness. The doctor was not,abesut a day oped in the ancient rhristiau. This love,
e in the subjoin- during the whole session up till Saturday when properly man Liested, is of a positive
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Once a resident
es pupils of Mr D
principal of the
8. will t to
destitute circuits-
th his wife and
south to take
in that State,
means iti going
Ona made to hitt
academy, which
48 for three of his
daughters as teachers, 1311 short of expee,
tations, in fact was i him a delusion,
and he has been left str styled and broken
down,
S. draocist'si nearion Why.
TX tl o' at isrrangom 03)15,with
the Now kurniture Fdctory to retail their
goods, and 1,1eitlg mtt no expense for delivery
am going to sell dumper than ever. Be
sure and call and If 1 don't give you value
dcoet buy. Bee my $13 sideboards (with
mirror) for $10.50; and $10 011AR for $8;
63 bedsteads for 62 ; and 63./5 ones for
Bedroom suits for 611.715; Lounges (tny
own make) for '1,t5 and Op to $12. It will
pay to trive twolve 011104 50 S. Gracey's
furniturerooms, on the main street, next
I door south of the big btiel; hotel, Wiughatn.
ast . This is a record thrt few •epresen- instead of a negst-ve kind. It is not
tatives can show. He has also t; ken high simply the giving -It s of outward sins but
reek amongst the representatives ou the the effect of reoeivin the seed into the
Liberal side of the House as o man of heart, as being born God. Follow
imn-
01 charity—that vir-
'm penance, implies
takes precedence of
ortio.nmqt of a meek
secluding in grandeur
the most abutepower
t convincing oratory.
intent but fire in
shrewdness, foresight, grasp of political plies earnest pursuit
and econorniettl mteetions, an indefatigable tue which is of first
worker and one of the best tlehat trs in tbo unselfish devotionn
li
Route. As a cool, logical and effective all others. It is "t a
speaker, bis reputation is Ostablis led. The and quiet enirit" tra,
fact that the ablest tnetnbers on the Gov- the keenest intellect
°risme= benches have undersalceh to. of analysis, the mo
criticize his efforts or attempted ea weaken It is not a mere set
the force of his ineisive ani timely the heart, as it were
speeohea, is an indication of 1 is Ability loss of all things, an
and influence. Bast Huron ma: • well feel t i "spend and be
proud of her parliamentary rept (mutative This spirit has lea
Auction Sale. I' benevolent social
the foundatieue
e
at Ottawa.
the special purpose
111r, P. Deana will 1 the chattels of the These organizetione
late It, P. Sfmmona the 'British Hotel Inunaeity, and ay
nn Saturday of tit' vs ek at g p. m. aeuotiinationaliste The L 0. 0. IN, es a fICSV•tar
Mortgage sale at Brunswick boteIt Wing -1- liesevolent institu ion, makes provision
ham, on Saterday, May 113111, of the west 1 /or 'the oara of t s Melt, helping the 1 MeRsrls Currie. 6,
half of lot 28, oon, 3, Cuirass, 58 aores. i ptplians and roller' g thWaists
o of the , controot tor repstrotg
Also lot 2930031. 2, (lelross, 0211,. acres. Also' wtdowa, Time ()vim inculcates a fraternal
an eteellent town lot in Wingbam. Peter i spirit and retegni s all as the offspring of .e opt .et wt
Deans, auctioneer. 3%. A, Morton, vendor% G8.1 and insithre ) The °Nett is to /Ana Granville on Writ
walicitor. i develop man Intel dually and morally as i A majority of 068.
leading to suffer the
mating the Christian
It was a tiny little thin
With scarcely taste smell ; •
And yet it brought wi it the sprinK,;
We love to see sow"
Around it spread the apie leaf,
On branches far Itod wide,
The emblem of our ocat try fair—
Our noble country's ride.
The little birds sang s
And seetned in bird
Their mush) in the es
Brought memories
eetly there,
sh glee;
ping air,
ack to me.,
Sweet memories of my hildhood days,
And little purple flow rs;
Now I look back througl misty haze,
'Coon those childhooc s hours,
I hear the birds so SW etly sings
Among the treeis so teen, •
Or flit around oe feat ered wing,
Beside the rippling stream.
The sheep's low bleat thinki hear,
Like mother's pleiuti •e tall,
And not unnaingled is • ith fear—
Her lammies know all.
And skipping, hoppin on and on,
Like truant child a play,
'Met seemly knows hist 15 is gone,
Or long its been aw
And Oh, the years tit 's passed away,
Are as a morning • WWI ;
And yet 1 mind the b do and flowere,
And lovely, sparklit g (streams,
Mits. P. Wsrs.s.
Glenannan, May tin, '89.
Host= ratd mat fob MSc
.4. comfortable cottage, on Itdwart'
spent' for Iris sake. street, near the centre of the ;:owe, i
to the organization of offered for gale at a bargain, Apply to
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Christianity la," Id Bowline, on the prettifies.
all organieatione
1 manifesting eharity's.
Beigr
ntarge the feelings of A large aetivery 0 fruit tre,lea La
id the weakusoses of
beeu oracle hero tins week.,
eyell haw,.
he sohool ,""r•
polota '1%4
ortiAy
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