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FOR SALE.
82,0 AGR s (;l Section) of First Class
Laud, only Five Miles trim the
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rapidly growing City of
.1...r -yr1 a! A'-NDON,
The grain Minneapolis
of the North-west.
TSye above is really a desirable Farm and will be sold
.o • Cheap.
A staining Mill
30 by 30 feet
TWO OTR 'Es ISI ti
Containing all the modern machinery for manatee.
glurini; Flooring, Mouldings, S ish, Doors &o Boiler
and Engine Room Fire Proof with an Iron Shaving
Room attached.
This valuable property is in first•olass running
' rdor, situated in Brandon near the C P 1t station,
Unit in the heart of tho nlututacttu•ing depot of the
city where a Large and Profitable business can be
realised,
Immediate -possession can be given. Title perfect.
For full particulars apply to P, FISI(F.R,
1Vinghuni P. 0,
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FOS
Iange, E caIIellclg of QaaIit4,
the Stock now on hand at
LESLIE'S
NraW
TAILOR SHOP 1
. E. 0. OLARKE,1
In opening a new Tailor Shop in Wingham, respectfully solicits a share
of public patronage, ait will be his endeavor to give satisfaction to al)
entrusting ltiul with their orders.
Being now in running order, desire to thank those `v11.c1,„have
favored him, and to say that no pains will be spared to give salt '(ic ioil-
in the future.
E. C. CLARIKE*..
has no superior anywhere.
The most fastidious can be suited in
his elegant lines of
Oa,naaian, English, Scotch,
Irish and French Tweeds.
Prices Lowest, Compatible with satis-
factory goods and
MOST FASHION) BLE MKAE.
Windham, January 11th, 1889.
ED. 11.11C47, INILLILRY DTMLISIZEIT
ABSOLUTE FITSGTJARANT1,ED
''Our own Goods Cut Free of Charge.
Consult your interests by
a call.
giving' us
Oat Meal Mill Opened.
Play a most complete assortment of the LATEST, CHOICEST, and
MOST CHARMING ARTICLES in
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry
and Silver Goods.
TM s UN BUT §AT 11.4IGAI 1S.
i CLOSE ATTENTION GIVEN TO REPAIRING, AND WORN. ALL
WARRANTED.
GO RIGHT TO GREEN'S BLOCK 1i'011 YOUR JEWELLERY.
THE &WALLOW.
0, to feel the wild thrill or the t wallow,
The wonder of the wing:
Qu the soft blue billows of air to fellow
The nuatmer, to soar and Mogi. ,
To drink blue air and to feel it flowing
Threigll every dainty plume,
uplifting, pillowillg, hearing, blowing,
And the earth below in bloom!
"is it far to heaven, O swallow, swallow?”
The heavy hearted rings;
"For I watch your flight, and long to. follow,
Too while 1 wait for wings,"
—Anna Ileynton Averill
An Olcl Favorite's Husband,.
Frequently seen about the kiliby of the
St. James hotel these days is a ruddy
haired man with a ruddier face, whose
deep lines aro fully revealed by its closely
shaven condition, NO is ahvays the
center of a wide circle of friends, who
listen eagerly to his reminiscences of
theatrical events and sporting expori-
cnccs of many years ago. A score of
years back lie was best known to fame
as "Lucille Western's husband," butnow
from one end of the country to the other
ho is spoken of as "Tim Mead, the the-
atrical manager." IIo sloes not appear
to bo more than GO years of age, but the
occurrences in -which he bore part reveal
the fact that he is well advanced in the
sixties. Seventeen years hese elapsed
since tltio'tdeath of his gifted wife, wlio, in
many respects vas one of the greatest
natural 'actresses this country has pro-
duced. Mead's mode of life has changed
radically since she died, and now ho is
the prosperous associate of David Hender-
son in the management of tho Chicago
opera Mouse.—New York World.
i
CLJTH MADE FROM WOOD.
•A -
3Iethod of Reducing the noriils to a State
a of Isolated Tubers:*
Mitscherlieh has applied tho'bisulphite
process for reducing wood to the pro-
duction of a fiber from wood which can
be spun.
Thin boards or laths free from knots,
but of any desired width, are cut into
strips in the direction parallel with the
grain, and are then boiled in a boiler con-
taining a solution of sulphurous acid .or
bisulphite. This boiling effects disinte-
gration without requiring that the strips
of boards shall be reduced to very small
pieces. After boiling the wood, it is
dried in the open air or in specially con-
structed drying rooms. By thus drying
the product, the fiber, which is originally
very weak and tends to break at the
slightest strain, becomes comparatively
strong and does not resume its . very
breakable condition on the addition of
water. The operations are carried out as
follows:
The damp masses on the frame are
transferred to a traveling endless cloth,
which leads them to a pilir of rollers,
which may be plain or provided with
corrugations in the direction of their
length, the ribs of the one roller be-
* ing made to gear into the re-
cesses of tho other one, where-
by they effect a simultaneous strong
bending and squeezing of the masses.
The cutting of the material in passing
through the corrugated rollers is
avoided by causing the endless cloth
to pass over the lower roller and
by placing a canvas covering around
the upper roller. The pressed masses
fall from these rollers on to a second
endless cloth, which conveys them
to a second pair of rollers, from which
they aro conveyed to a third pair, and so
on, they being preferably pressed in this
way six times. By continued treat-
ment
re t ment of the wood the fibers become at T»o Moet sneceee£nt Reln:ds ever dtscay..
length so pliable and isolated from each Dred, as it is certain in its :sects and does
otherthat they can be employed directly not blister. Read proof below.
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DUFFIELD & SON
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TOP �. LKCNNES PTENT ,
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Milk Pails,
Sap Buckets, \.
Cream Cans,
and Milk;Pans,
And em 'thing tb. � � . `deb 'e.
11AVETEOTJGR'iN A SP1 A T
'i he undersigned desire to inform farm- S�
ora and -the people generally that they have qi i loll ��� P Q ^ �{I I
reopened their pr g
p p
Ont I1eaI IV�iII in Wingh in,
.And are now prepared to purchase Oats in
uniirnited'quantities and at the
Highest Sax st Price.
They will supply customers with the BEET
GRADES in Oat Meal.
ELDER & CLEGG,
-WING•o3.� M - - ONT
BROOKE TSHIRE'S
Photograph . °angry.
Long Experience,. close attention and
unexcelled facilities, enables me
to turn out uniformly a crass of
work equal to that of any
Gallery in the west,
jw$'Work of every description artifi
cally, promptly and satisfactorily done.
CABINETS } D FAMILY GROUPS
-A SPI`ECIALTY,--
A Large Assorttnont of Frames
Kept constantly on hand. Prices as
low as are consistent with good work.
Sold Solid (Diehl llaely. 1L11JJ
aotd nor id rout. Wooly.
Rest $83 watch in the world.
Perfect timekeeper. war.
ranted. Heavy Solid Gold
limiting Cu.,,. Both }cares'
and gents' lite., With works'
and cases of equal slue.
One Person in each 10.
caltly can secure one Ree.
together with our large and val-
uable line of Household
Samples. These samples, .5
well, as the Watch, we eeaA
Free, and after you have kept
frinm In year home for •A months and shown them to those
Who msy haus' called, theybecome your ewe propert _ Those
wbo write it Once ran 5e pure of notifying the Watch
rd Snneples. We pay 511 ea rope, *eight, ate. Ad5fe
in
BtIRM1ON' 01., 7i0at BLrk 1'erita las »t*•
OLVI3 .I ?a RAVES.
Any of the fnllowln:; metropolitan weeklies can ho
.',tamed with the whtgttnIn TIRES at the alums lam e
siven: ' tt 75
Toms anti Globe.
T ro, Mail, and Farm and Fireside, , .. 1 75
Mire, Globe and Rural Caminito,. .. .. 2 00
Timrsainl Lennon Atlii:riser, .. .. .. 17.5
TtIlt11 and Montreal witness, ,. .. 1 75
Ttmfasatni'roronto N'ws, .. .. .. .. 11 2 7C
Tams and d tilt' world ..
'lila* and weekly News with premium, "Christ't 75
before I'llate;'..
ifQr "Pathefa of Confdderation;". .. 90
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ACTS AT THE SAME TIME 921
THE NERVES,
THE LIVER,
THE BOWELS,
and the KIDNEYS
This combined action gives it' won-
derful power to core all diseases.
Why Are We Sick?
Because we allow the nerves to
remain weakened and irritated, and
these great organs to become clogged
or torpid, and poisonous humors are
therefore forced into the blood that
should be expelled naturally. ,,;,
PAINE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
WILL CURE BILIOIISNZSS, PILEe,
CONSTIPATION, KIDNEY COB.
PLAINTS,11RINARY DISEA8E9,
FEMALE W EASNESB,RHEUBA.
TISK, NEURALGIA, AND ALL
NERVOUS DISORDERS,
By quieting and strengthening the
nerves, and causing free action of the
liver, bowels, and kidneys, and restor-
ing their power to throw off disease.
Why suffer Eifion Pains and Aches '
Why tormented with Piles, Constipation}
Why frightened overDisorderedKidneye}
Why endure nervous or dolt headaches}
Why have sleepless nights}
}Ise PA1NE's CEcORY COMPQt1ND and
rejoice in health. 11 is an entirely vegeta.
bte remedy, harmless in all cases.
Sold by all Druygislo. Price $1.00.
Six far ,$y O.. 5
WELLS, RICHARDSON 4c0";rropriatorer
MONT1U AL, P. Q.
THE LEADING 9001 ANO SHOE. STOREI
:x:
to the late Boom I have made room for and have on hand
-A Large Stock of
'J AB RiaTS aid
In audition to my Custom Busitipss, I defy Competition in Quality, Sizes,
nd ani determines} to sell for CASH, Ai ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
are of the patronage. Don't Forget elle Place Opposite the did not gee n.few bales of cxc'elsior from
4 ,911 Airt`tiste., where it was made, and try tho
itepairing as usual, and Cement Patching a Specialty. I solicit
Central Hotel:
iJ4Ila..ote�alila ul1".w: , 111, As •11:1,641 .I.r yiW
Viten I say CnnE T do not mean merely' to
turn againfor . 1 anciid A RADInCIALOUR&
1 have made the disease of
l''ITS9 EPILEPSY or
PALLING SICKNESS,.
A-Y.felOnt;8tndy. I WARRANTrnyrembdybo
Orrin the worst cases. 7,,iecause others have
failedis noreasoait rrnoti now receiving- a cure.
Sand at once for a trnal.rse an to Fitn.: BOTTLE
of n y INFAr,LIRT.'m 1trtMEDY. Give Express
and Post Oface. It costa your nothing lora
trial, and it w,11 cure you. Address
Dr. S. G. ROOT.. 7 Yoga St., Toroato, Oat..
KENDAL'S
SPAVIN CURE
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ra
r cgarse filaments.
For obtaining a perfect isolation of the KENDALL'S S AYIN CURE
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fibers, however, without material de- OMIT= or crfAnrais A. Mays, i
BREEDER OR
terioratiou, these operations alon0 are •CL�LAND BAY AND TROTTING TIRED BOBBER
not suitable, and their special purpose is yrntwoon, ILL., Nov. 20, 1888.
to loosen the fibers in the transverse di- DsgsIhaa°D ainalways purobmed. ourSm-
rection, so that in the following opera- dales spavin Cure by the half dozen ytiottles, c,
would Mice prices to larger cuuantity. I tyle it i •
tion a thin, long fiber may be obtained.cis my stables Tori three years. artlt I Have utsed i.
For this purpose the boiled and pressed . Yours truly,cries. A. SNIDER.
masses are completely
dried, lifter dt'g '
ing they aro cmbd in the direction • KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE
parallel with the fibers by means•, 6t de-' • Baooicsvv, N. Y., November 8, 1883.
O D.J. SENDALL Co.
vices provided with pins or teeth, inn '�
Den• ire : S desire to gl�e'you testfmontal of m r
manner similar to the operations for •aep te lit for f your1 a ea 86 l Vi ine.1 wr,•a
combing flax, cotton, etc., but With -the ntlyumcomm:nclliatoalltioreim®neoure,Ico1•„t•
difference that the pins or teeth of the i3 Yours truly ali00 rsemenTroy . cur stabs.
Tho separation
it must be made tr very strong. �ECCALL S SPAVIN CURE.
The se enation of the extractable matter' 9
from the fiber produced by boiling the se Pr, wnrroit Cour2r, Onto, Dee. 19, nag.
gums and soluble organic matter can be DE. B. JKENDALL Co.
effected at any tilno. It is, however. wee gourfeel
a nd 11 sdSp6 isab°ur`Ooziai bhaveeu�i
preferably effected 'after the fiber has i„RyBonehnfn a0litedltL p Rt t H'etid a
been spun into thrtsa.ds, etc.—Scientipio eevm of Bia Jaw. grow t have ha� one of yr
books and followed the directions, I have ae'l. ,.
American.
lost a case of any kind. AanREw TuhaP n,"�
' n Yours truly, Horse Doan.:.
Pty from valueale•
"i11tIKENDALL' S SPAVIN CURE"
<liuCOvOrF Of filo of 1"701101 Til
paper making is credited ,to Dr. I3. IL. Price Stporbottle, oreisbottles tor ev`Ai1Dr111•
Hill, of this ci About forty years ago Bglots have it or cangot it ler you, or i.t win bo
ty gat
alarms on receipt o,rice by the t1
the doctor visited tho paper mill at • Vas- tore. DE. D J. KcitDALI Co.,, Enonburgb Fete r.
salboro, and after looping over the ma- SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS..
chinery suggested the feasibility of using
wood, and ashen} why the manufacturers
Rips sewed free in all 'hoots purchased from me.
Butter and eggs taken as cash in exchange for goods.
F. It ' D 5,
wood paper'!"` asked the doctor. The re,
'tVl*ltl•1 :�i [, >, • 'ttion was a
experiment of malting paper from wood.
"It cant IJe•(loliel said the manttfaetur-
arfe. "Ila.;: not you'as much gumption
as the hornets, whose nest: aro made of
1/1MT'S_C. •
MISS NEIiL() 1\1011A117..
Ci,ASSF:5 PON, INSTRUCTION ON I+1Ak(1 A1) 1
k; Organ, in Voles Culture and tt:nrxtoail
?tics i'.edirs : as 1i>tAves 191
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folate time later, front .the firm's whole-
10W A:I IiA}.ft. Gil 11 tl""sinal in ''- - -ll, 1hshilij; what they
Atrl t
putting in Choir paper to 111101:0 it
Trio Society rose:at ovary third Monday were
ntnnth, Visithq brethren et&eine. Po lulls.} hotter t}fan it had been. 1twaa
Thi+ram... unsII.ill rtu In: scented (co, este! , "t1Ci5 rad 1tSec1inthisw ay0—
inlnmdats et ^neve kind at n very 111w r;yllare. lilt tilt woods .t
tetras ki„ n}il+b' �+ 1A515:4 t.r+tlrlt, lnetlnlabeo (il1e.) Jctezt•nsiL
at l.... A 4)0 ii 0.
)ltstf To etonCOMtatsIiIh
T, at once nehtnh
trade in all parte. by
piecing nun machines 1
and gouda where the people ran . •
them. we will send free to, •
paean in each loss Itydhe r.
beer sewing -machine made a
the world,rrrtall the attichnui.
We will oleo send free a comps
line breor costly and roluhble t.
samples. In return we ink 1hat5 n ,
chow what we 'Rend, to there n•
MO Call at year bogie. and leer :.,
Mouths all Moil become your el, ,
property. This grand machine ..
made eller the tilitltter Patel, .,•
*filth have run batt before pate • .
turn Dour sold for Ilt83, with t.,
�,_ eaachmenta, aid now 5111
�1/a a, aAr,�C
*SO. Beat,inongest ■ *1
Ill1, �j}d7y. G11ad 1I. Nhine to the world Ai' ' •
j,� ARMs Ttee. ,\o r►pile}, ripulted. M•
1.1et bonnet:me soon. [hose who 5111, tows 51 enlI tan.
euro '/Neel the boll',e51I.5$5alik" in the oSotld. 5114 .: c
�rretr oiterkaofh1 hart suer skew.tawlhn'15 Ar+F�
7c1�t
milt at Oel.,t 1�01a 7d.0. awtrNaw.
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