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WINO '44,,Z4 TO OINOIN1;iATI• to veining
a .. .•bin aft ..
�isitants,;ot►ritt�= iritlt u trtaiti of attoit•
ohm. t Only Cfl1M SAW MILL,.
er1 pati >±o the• in* ...,....
couv"tilwnce of be tiditt}a emelt *Norte ��,. �' )1eINTY114, twos Gtett furor ftiz DO,, , ��triseato tmanyl►eututid;aofthe tii$IR A0Nn Y�':, tint!tt
ir•, the women tt,ttt have
l;e,buil�
•ao'ruitticis UIQ rust WA1: A ArAaifil,Vi* attttl of 11:c vermin.
J �. wI
tJ+'sA a�l►ei !lave lrw
t+itrrtna not A lnolll, 440.
Or9tl't' AtF1111D1rO',1'Ua
crer
'To thakt ttat of the Winghem Try.>F$.
1.ii•'!+1t Mtit,m--Please+ give dirt
lag r fitful k a space in your
eirculututi pone ► ; •
Oft rho 11 tit of March, 1
4.41
(cow er in ��
widely ihwhEi eueiiti staez,teh i vwurttrEi tot',f
cThe Brown
.280, ilu
More than straighten things k '*''^*
hay ti►t a good half day of hater work
,till
pug say nothing of the diaicuutforture of
passed trout under the Dental
ars. thej deans snob work. Its wrong, to
•ivea i tTttr eitiLens eXpOSKI t 1
tint -braved for a tltousend ye
battle and the, lirrwse" L art
Detroit, Michigan, au route to
pati, Ohio. .1 trussed. through t� d
lightful country, beautiful rolling land
well under cultivation and ,tJtte brit!:
dtveIJings aud surrounded by bountiful °
shade trees aud lawns. Tie jottrrrey h
was very pleasvnt aud the scenery
=beautiful, The trip was.made
hourb,.a distance of 46;; ntit
•arrtaetl'in the Queen Oity,of',uit
was warm!! received by my hr
who arc engaged in the ' me.
%aye•
'ants
a R "silt ! vain
Oiueiri• laud it 1$ee1J'1S to l'e cotttr•ary to our
e. oenstituttati to .allow dectphve char,,
1 r tint
fleet ADL KINDS or
nod :B
Wile
a
L. ila�+ re ¢ ATI
in 11 �, then' with the best o£. nitre 11.A
.TIL treatment its is the usual gust"ms
es,house them, but let that house] he
the Poor House, What the county,
Cities, of F.Iurou whits is a poor house and
tcaultile AND �•00�,
was : a good ntttn more p conn.unity on bund. or o ftto order and delver•
in a,tyr,urt of
aotets, for $utile they are, to go so.
bring about .the eouotry with uo 0
object in view thee to gain a livelih
y the Charity of others.
lee the remedy? y not
hotel
PROPRIETORS.
eS, 1 4
iu find
' •business. After some time
'drily instated in charge °flaw b
asbil;tteti ine and 1 must .Say
°uglily enjoy the' business it
country, 1 travelled through
tion of Fluiuilton County, Oh
April 20th and found all the a
.- Mone seeding, tate grass upo
iuehes anti till fruit aud othe' tr
blossom.Itis a grand sight,
,oinnitti and surroundings, nom
Co.vington'Keutuolty State, has
'ulation of 400,000, situated on
.plain aid surrounded by rising
;titins, reached by au incliuo car,
by. a stationary engine, On tea
the top yon have a magnificent v
Ciucinuati and surroundings. G1
ton, Kentucky, is reached b
Suspension EEridbR over the Ohio
I visited the several rauufact
here, among which was. that ofTh
Egan, the well .known machinist,
puts iii many. saws and saw tabl
furniture factories, Re put it
saws and tables for Gilchrist, Gr
Oo's factory of Wingham, ()uteri
found Mr Egan very much of a g
roan and tie ki idly showed pie th
his •works, isle was much pleas
see rue, being froze Ontario.
Egan was himself horn in FI
ton, Ontario, 1 -le came to this
2h' years ago, and has, through
holiest exertions, built up a good
profitable business. He has in his
employ 800 hands ranging in wages
from $1?e to $80 per week, Ile fiends
saws and tables -all over the continent.
3 visited severs,! large tanneries.
They employ : in the American Oak
Tannery over 1,000 hands. Wages in
general are good for tradesmen , brick
layers get w$5 per day, stone masons
X3,60, c:nrpenteis get $2.50 to $3.110.
Yours truly,
April 27th, I889x
D. J MoCAsasr.
Uineinnati, Obi°.
what }Laren wants ,
usiness eauntiee want. A. pool' house w e ad° t
pr'OVe the naetrrts of reforming onlcl the town Ott the shortest post
1 thus.
mato,
ntaity
rid the of the vicious characters who loiter
a 'per- alaout the country, at any tato they
io on would get 'cleaned. A. poor house
f.
'turners would have the vary desirable effect of
ver 4 maltingthe tramps strangers to• ottr
yes t`n aunty. Waterloo. County has a. peor
Cin- house of long 'standing and the eiti-
sony of "Waterloo county are
a 1ppp bothered with tramps.. They' shun
a level as a great enemy because every
tuotlur grant found within the comity is
drtawta once arrested ested and stmt to the go
clt.inn honse. Give us a 'poor house and
iew of - w•w11 organized plans and principl
^Id t
n
All orders attended to promptly
and satisfaetion guaranteed.
Orders in Car Lots a Speciaity.
Milt and Ye on Josephine street,
adjoining theme P. 1:t, track,
it Wtni;han,
va
or ' at 8$9.
er
t i a!iti o Ei tonges
Cuing_ t3 b way towards
y
supportiug itself and. we will no lori
tint
River. he bothered with vagrants, Mr Ro
Cries Elliott wished to take advantage
omas this opportunity of thanking some
who . h •
is friends and neighbors for th
es for - Kindness in sending tramps to h
i the door which they themselves wont
not kee
ben R p' MM.
L, & J. MsLEAAN.
ay 1st, use.
MILLINERY. 1889
ger Begs to announce to her many custolsaers •
bt aud the public generally, that her stook for •
` I DRESS 0
this Springis full itt every Hee, 1,,
of D Q II Gap T General Dry Goods, Tweeds Foreign
of b I: C A S �i , o and Iiuniestic Suitrn;s, (lents"
e Furnishings of all kinds.
T Are Showing Great Values Judi now in,
M/-1 FRESjj TEAS
SPL1 NL?Tl? VALUE IN BLA.OK. TEAS.
EXTRA VA..LUE IN YOUNG HYSON TEAS,
1' N6U.1,PASSI?J) VALUL IN JAPAN TEAS,
OIZET A TEAT er SOAP.
Ginned Goods of all Binds. Spices of undoubted purity. All New,
Fresh Goods, and our prices a,re always right.
it in the -best "Horne and Foreign Markets,
is and will be sold at the
d LOWEST possthim PRICES•
Ei:3tilIiibbotrs,Featiters, Flowers, BOOTS�
9 Silica, Satins babes, eats. . OD S'
. •Brocas7fo velvets From the best. Canadian
Flushes and Fringes for find American makers, and. at prizes that
1VL N �.,, Cannot be beaten.
o. T• East Wawanosh,
entle- Mr, Afrin Livingstone is shippin
rough a large quantity of aaaple•lu-niberfro
ed to Belgrave station to be used in the
Mr. manufacture of spools in the Old
atnil• 1'!oun
tc
to
Z'hemie Armour, is dressoumak ng I
city' iss in
• his Wingltam.—._ 1rs S. Fells is suffering
• Eggs taken as Cash.
MISS MURpi Y,
Opposite Queen's'.Hotel, Wiugb am.
}+`
ANTE—14liss �{
and from
Grey.
PAOPnRISAi AND VACHIArYTS.
w. That tlre'township of Grey contains
a number of poor who claim public.
attention is evident from per—
sonal knowledge. That the council of
Grey supports its own poor is an
honorable fact, .That the presence of -
these poor and the charitableness of
the council calls forth two distinct
notions in this matter is certain, viz.,
the levying of a poor rate tax by t
Council and the lawful payment of the
he
same by the electors of Grey, No
this action of .-the council and t
eople is as it should be and all oth
townships should do the same. Bu
if on the other hand all other tow
strips do as Grey . does, why is
that our people have forced on their
charity paupers and vagrants from
surrounding. townships ? Why is it
that many farmers should be bound to
house and bed disreputable and venni
hovered vagrants,who come in with
every show of right, being travellers
of the tramp kind, and next
thing to deemed your hospitality for
the night ? Why should we be pested
with these vagrants who • claim to
tome front the vicinity of Toronto. in
ri
SALRSMFN TO S nLT,
. ursery took. AN goods
ueura stili itt. present. v $
�i` warranted- First - Class: ,
Il nt (xowan ie visiting her SIStP.r i onnnuont, pleasant, roma
.. 'e O a ..
• e a
bought C'oaltaa has nlvin••a necessary. Outfit free Write fort
chair ffactory, rOS. AS• Cii83E, Nursory,nan,
•`Y ittg tttrta, (Tfontloa•tlsi8 pnpsir.)' Rochester; N. 'y,
E
Mrs G. Shipley, tight men G of Salaries a10 positions for the
y+ t Denfield. --It is er. Liherat inducements to beginners,
Nojdmi minus
rumored
en 'e
that Mr. T3 :oxpertoncq
a share in the Eiucaid B ' ci; N tonne
ONTARIO MUTUAL LIFE.
Cash Income for 1888.,
New Assurances written in 1888.. , ...
Assets, as at Dee 31st 1883 '
Highest Prices paid for !Butter,
EGGS, CURED MEATS AND DRIED APPLES.
GORDON r& MoiNTYRF
THE BROWN ANCHOR,
W1.ne`ham:`I'`.s'-
Is the place to go if you want to .get the BEST QUALITY OF:GOODS
t , $ $93,0774 00 at the
2,618,950'00 Cheapest
%names in force, Jan,•lst, 1889 ,., . 6,313,858x00• �.�
Surplus, Dee, 31st, 1888:12,042,914 00 Possible Reice
� . .. 90,337 09 At,whieli they can be sold as
Prompt Payme of PEQ1AL FEATURES:
Claims, Annual bi tribution of Profits,'GiaranteodHE BUYS FOR SP -OT
Sur
Oder Values, and Liberal Polley Cobra tions, f H'
Vanstone sells Gold Filled Cased Watches on a little advance of what
tllei's soli the same in
•
ALEX. DA'VVSGN, ,a ovements for in Silver cases. Also keep on haat
GLss8AL 0ENT. a Large Selection of
Wingham Ont.
•
• MOST CERTAINLY WE ()AN SUIT YOU IN
HOUSE DECORATIONS,
he CONSISTING OF CANADIAN AND AMERICAN
er
t,
it
0
search of -work ? as if no work could
be got between here and there, and
When offered a job on condition on
which they are to get shelter they
shoulder their traps and Clear, when
, only a minute before they were la-
[ menting about the storminess pi the
night and the fatigue of 'their bodies
brought en by overwork ? In answer
to these questions I would say that WO'
who support 'bur own poor are ini-
poeJ on and unjustly so when the
abeve.eirottnistances occur and they -da
occur, and that veiny often. Al air
example some twenty trtttnps !neve
• Called at or passed near Mr 'Robert
Elliott's durin, the past nine or ten
months. al believe in bestowing Char
iy" on deserving persons and f also
elietr that it is pdtsible to 'entertain
/... vtnt,els unawares, h 't DO -one ever' ex4
t. beta �o sec or ever a8r( tell of Such
IfPf
PINE STONEswig RINGS
KEEPER AND PLAIN Goy) RINCGS•
Also a Large and Well Selected Stock of
tubs, s, deb
WALL E EIdo all kinds of Repairing in Cloaks, Jewellery, Sze. All work
ai d BORDERS. Warranted.
Our Stock is'Varied, Stylish sad Cheap. Beautiful
WINDOW BLINDS
of Latest Design, Colors and Beat' Quality.
CROQUET SETTS
Excellent and Cheap.
Everything in the Book line, Sehool requisites, Stationery, Leerosse
Sticks, Baso Bali Bats, Balls &c; •
ROSS' ?OI'0'14. v BOOK STO: yl, W.LIICI.EXI.111.
---......_....:.._..cAnx, AllD 14.l> TItE3rf.
11,1 A.
SUCCESSOR TO II, PARK,
Post. Office Block, Wingliam.
THE CHINA SIOUSR,
Vis S. S. Circassian
1 HIM
Printed ..ToJIet offs
Beautiful Goods,extra cheap.
LXIRY and AISANITUSEAMING,
MISS A. BOYD
•has now on hand a most varied, well assorted and magnificent display of
SPRING AND st714IMI R MILLINERY,
Y,
New, Fushionablo and carefully selected
rc)c o' s,
du eaumrxation of artiel,s •a' cT novelties waulrl be itttpos,,ible Everyone- ,,
cordially invited to call :e' 4 n tvh,tt is offered at very reasonable prices,
The 111ANTLE DtPAR, ,MEN '' and realize how the public lire Oaily
coutainte a varied assortment of the Latest Designs awl Colors and best qualities it3 gulled 1)Y -tea pt dfa n'
Cloths, Silks.,5;er• to be worn ehia season
PER
I I
CIIOICC AND mem. We are sole agents Wittglietn for
CelluloidStarchthe sale of Genuine Rubber PointMapie Syrup.41,11 the best in the,tvorld,.
1f. .
tar 0ti14 • ' Ail kinds of shelf -an
hea tardware• a -
f bottom pubes,
l '
Land 1'iasterl bags always nit 1%1,1.
Z.!� • OIL.
Pianer FardiaiiStorc
STONE BLOCK.
We give special attention to tha
following lines:
Thor Pum, ALL sizes F'8OM 4 To 3
INCit.
IRAN Aldi .l31lAss ?Dm ri7'TTGS.
.FIRE BEIC18, MILL I±ILEI;,
MACHINE OILS.
ABrEItrC;AN 11741 `2211 w'VIII'TE ccv r,
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l� of .4�tJ.:4'.tYING A.'\1) LATBST 411,1'D Inas .14gl.V1'\".A:11% GAMMA'S.
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