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IN'GM MEN AT GODERICE. I N:D W TAILOR
SHOP 1
TUE SUPdEttil ORVO LODGE IN
ANNUAL SESSION,
The. Supreme Grand Orange Le4g
ritisli North America islet her
untidily for the transaction 0
o nuua liusillees, Most WorsItipfe
'Grand Master Clarke Wallace oecuphe
the. ehair. Meyor Baiter turd
Town Council attended the meetin
in a body, and the Meyor on belie!
:of the town presented au athliess
welcome.
Most Worshipful Grand Mast:.
Wallace replied thanking the mayo
and conned for their address of wel
oom e.
The report of the Grand Seerotary
*as read, which showed that the
order had made good progre: s and
WAS steadily increasing in numbers.
Twelve new warrants bad ben issued
in Ontitrio West, 4. in Ontario Nast,
! in Manitoba, 1 in Prince Edward
Lilted and 1 in Nova Seotia,
The address of the Grand nester
dealt very fully with the Jesuit ques-
tion, and the discussion on this sub.
ject was one of the I. ading features
of tl.e meeting..
Atuonget the Eames ef those pre-
sent we noticed that of County Master
W. H. Clegg, of Gorrie AMIE Flotaly,
of Clinton, urii District miteters : B.
S. Oook, Foedwitilt ; R Mahood, Ford -
\vial) ; A. Woodman, Loncleotoro ;
'Gs B. Hanley, Clinton.; G. Petty.
piece, Winglutin t. MeManue, Luck.
now ; Thomas stewart, Bluevale
Junes Perkins, Gorrie ;Jiunes Den.
Dungiumea; Robert Scarlet,
Winthrop ; Visitors Jatues. Lang,
Kinearcline ; Yam's W. Dbuonue,
Kincardine ;• When Walters, Blue -
vale ; D. B; Oallieelt, Wingliam ;
Al'bert Anderson; Clinton ; George
8he.ppard, Clinton ; Creorge Carter,
Clinton.
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MR. E. C. CLARKE,.
I open/ng a new Tailor Shop in Wingham, respectfully cont.:its-a share
e of public patronage. It will be his endeavor to ive satisfaction to all
g entrusting him with their orderf s.,
f
Ilbing now in running% oder, desire to thank those who have
r favored him and busty that no pains will be spared to give tiatifaction
r in the future.
E. O. CLARKE.
Wingham, January 1141., 1889.
LD. MELLYT IDODILMIT
• Has a most complete assortment of the. LATEST, CHOICEST, and
MOST CHARMING ARTICLES in
Wachtes, Clocks, trewelry
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and Silver Goods,
YOU VIZ AMY si AT BARGAINS.
,. CLOSE ATTENTION GIVEN' TO REPAIRING. AND WORK ALL
WARRANTED.
tuoknow.
The mareledmen beet elle single in
a game of bitsebull on the 24th ult. 1)y
it score of if:. to 3 —Petitioes are being
vim:I.:late& bo ascertain the peopl'e'
wishes eke So, whether a steam Haim'
be pr cnrid or a system of wa‘erworks
estab ishetf.
Wasto-of Energy.
In the ottlinavy siet:eon candle power
ftwandesteut lamp, accordiug to Prof.
f. NiereEtt, oloy front four to six per
(feta of the entlgy notaally expended
is available ii. light,. the remainder
Living wasted as heat, ' To lessen this
loss °tie of the grketest elealtioDX hri A -• • •
-VE,,Tv HOUGHEIG A SP"x.c T/1".
veal:ems now ewaiting: solution. • -0
GO RIG -Ter TO GREEN'S BLOCK FOR YOUR JEWELLERY.
FFIELD
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SO
NEV PAN TOP MILK CAR,
Cream Cans,
Pallor
Sap Buckets,
and Milk Pans,
ad everything in al. DatryhgL.
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trienils Of The' Fartkeri,
"a may be an advantage to pint out
some of the friends of the termer
which, consequently, no faenger should;
destroy or allow to be destroyed.
Among these are toads, which are,
under all circumstances, the fannetee.
friend ; moles and held miee; probably
do a vast deal more of good than
• harm; all birds, especially robins,
wrens, thrushes, orioles, cuckoos,
phebes, blue birds, woodpeolgers,
.swallows and cert birds. The destruc-
•.tion of all these and many others,
-except for scientific purposes, should
'be made, under very heavy penalties;
illegal in every place, The house
sparrow, known better as the English
sparrow, iso be rated an exception.
This bird is now universally regarded
as a nuisance, first, because it driven
uway insect destroying birds. Among
insects, many wasps are friends, es.
..pecially those with a more or less
protruding horn or sting at the mid
lie the abdomen. Lady -bugs and
lace wing flies live eutirely upon de-
structive insects, aud should never be
destroyed. Dragon flies, or devil's
elarning.neekles, are also useful as well
eta harmless.
beoreaeing the Death Rate.
Yha mortality among oonowniptiveO has been ma-
tes:tall decreased of higt ,%saes by the use of Scott's
kinulsion of Cod Lieres'011 with Ilypophosphites of
!Linke and Soda. Phis, Sronchitis, Abcess of the
tungs, Pneninonlit and Throat Affections are cent.
Iplitely subjugated by a thnoly use of this excellent
1pultitiMie. Palatable de milk. Sold by all druggists
tatbOo and 81.00
Future science. •
"What would one not give," asks
Lubbock, "for a science printer of the
next century for, to paraphrase a
well-known shying. even the boy at.
.the plough will then know more of
science than the wisest of philosophers
tio now."
Mrs Gladstone bas been presented
by the Women's Liberal Pederation
•With a diamond brooch containing a
miniature of Mr. Gladstone, Mr.
Parnell made the presentation speech
and Mr. Gladstone in reply referred
tty his wife ai the greatest gift 114 butt
reaeive4 (An the 114114 vf Provid,-
tIk00,
tl,.. 1
zraging 61 611 rolp.1 1.
MOST CERTAINLY WE. CAN SUIT YOU rN
HOUSE DECORATIONS,
• CONSISTING 01?
CANADIAN AND AMERICAN
WALL PAPERS and BORDEIIS.
0111 Mock isliaried, Stylish and Cheap. Beautiful
WIND -QW BLINDS
of Latest Design, Colors and Best Quality.
CROQUET SETTS
Excelldnt and Checei
verythinq in the Book line, Sahool requisites, Stationery, Larrosse
Slicks, tase Ball Bats, Balls dm.
ROSSPOPT.ILAZ Booa ST03,2, WINtMIAM.
THE LEADING BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
Owing to the late Boum I have made room for and CHM on hand
Largo Stook o
UNIT - RADE BUM and SHOBS
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In addition to my Custom Business, defy..Covetition in Qnality, Sizes,
and am determined to sell ior CASE, AT OCK P012.0 PRICES
r'Repairing as usual, and Cee ent Patching a Specialty. I solicit
a Share of the patronage. Don't rote ; the Place Opposive the Central Hotel.
Itips sewed free in all boots purchased from me.
Butter and egge taken as ossh iu exehange fur goods,
Art- -
F. H. LOD4RUS4
WING11.11f, Car.
IIt TT § I CALEDONIAN /TALL.
tun:11.80er meets every third Mondly
MISS. NELL° 3110}1A1MT. Inn VI Ring brethren welcome.
•41,511. This COmmodients hall can be secured fee enter
tttsgEs OIt TATAR VOTIGN fl' O AND
ten
aininht of ovary kind at a very low ligure. tos
rivPI.kNversa &e., aorty to
‘,/ tlaou, In Voice Cuitilin and Harmony.
11,»s; Is Must% thAtA ..1,‘S111-1 LlitriTeo .10 Li. us s
BABYHOOD'S PILLOW.
hesitation her kiss canes Oral:Ott te,
in the night guiLl unerringly finds me. —
Translated :ran the French for Tho
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A REVERIE THAT TANS A MAN adclphia
BACK TO HIS INFANCY.
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..t.cintrettue Reinitthwenee ot chttatiotioi
mom, uoars—Pana Gives iitm Candy
V801;10100d -The 3/other Whose Rise
E Inds /let Little One in the Dark.
levereo'clocle strikes. Immediately
I make ready to set my papers its order
on my desk and turnout my lamp, when
all at once my bed, on which I have
somellow turned a more contemplative
loop than usual, begins to wear a strange;
mysterious air, meditative and thought-
ful, with its coverlet turned down, its
sheets open and -its pillow ready. for my
head. Why do. I alt down again and
think an hour? and still another hour?
Zyly lamp•goes out of its own accordand
the night passes without heeding me.
IN THE LITTLE WHITE CRIB.
I am 8 years old again. I sleep in a
little white crib, larger than papa's
leather valise, smaller than mamma's
piano: a crib draped with fresh curtains
which close about me every evening and
are fastened with a silver pin "to make
me a little room." When I raise my
head I see above me an ivory cross
swinging at the end of a blue ribbon that
hangs from the cornice; on each side of
me is a long white silk net, so that I
shall not fall out. But I ain always
kicking off the covers and slipping
through it and they continually find me
with an arm or a leg caught and hang-
ing in the meshes.
My crib, which I warm with my little
childish body, where I am given my
warm. milk in the early morning, which
is so comfortable when the doctor says I
tun sick, stands at the foot of papa's and
mamma's big bed, so that it gives me
great confidence to be so near them—
they who are afraid of nothing! I do
not know how it is, but I must be always
asleep when they come in to go to bed—
I never see them. Their bedtime is later
than mine, much later—perhaps even an
hour. As soon as Pie, my nurse, a big
gill, brusque and good hearted, who
teaches me how to say my prayers to the
Bon Dieu in C4erman—as soon as she has
given me my dinner, quick! I am popped
into a littie bed whose end my feet never
see. When shall I be as big as my night
gowns? In spite of all my efforts I can
never catch up to them.
Then as soon as I arn stretehet out on
the mattress, and P'*1 has vigorously
tucked me in, I cry out with all my
might, lamentably, like a little dog that
is being whipped: "Mammal Mamma!"
Some one comes. There is a noise of
footsteps in the corridor. It is papa and
mamma. Papa says: "Will you stop
malting such a noise, you little rascal?
We can hear you allover the house!" He
turns to time nurse and frowns:
"Pie," he says; "tell me the truth. Has
this child been naughty?"
"Nein, he has been very goot," says
the excellent Pie. •
"Then he shall have a piece of candy,"
says papa, satisfied at once.
"Mint, papa, mint!" X cry out.
"Yes, mint!" and papa himself drops
into my little Moist, open mouth the big,
whitacrumbling penny which I love so,
and which I beginto taste as soon as its
penetrating odor reaches my nose. Un -
dor my little teeth the mint drop disap-
pears like magic. Manama whispers:
"Eat it up, then, little goose!" or, 'ale
iVill break his teeth to pieces."
MAMMA. DOESN'T SAY A WORD.
Monshe bends over me, and then
*hip out my two arms from the cover-
let to clasp her around the neck. 1
know very well that it must tire her to be
weighted down so, but still I like to do it.
And then I lovie her so! She kisses mo
twico, three thnes—then with her pretty
fingers she hurriedly traces the Sign of
the cross on my forehead (before leamo
there were two little brothers who both
went away to heaven) and she tenderly
closes the Curtains vsvithout ceasing to
look lovingly in at me through the open-
ing which grows smaller—smaller.
At last the curtains are tight shut anal
can see nothing more. But I van hear.
Papa bas already gone away to his study,
whore I somehow know that he is going
to smoke a cigar. Mamma, all, but
mamma is still there. She is talking to
Pie in a low voice—she is talking of all
kinds of things and, they aro all abont
me. Then the lamp goes on its tightly
ourney. It travels abont, it changes its
t
cdace; finally it is put ori a certain corner
of the tnantelpiece, always the sante
orner, whore its dim light cannot reach
tis. Then I hear the noise of the fonder
—a chair put in its place—a carriage in
ho strect—then----
All at once I am at last a man, and am
c,
varing trousers liko myrnelo Edward,
But often I awake With a start and
hen a great fear of the night raid the
darknesa seizes me; stretch out my
arms and knock—toes tool --on the big
)eil. The big bed will protetit me, Toe,
aol Toc, tat Tho knocking Itself
right qua mo in the silence.
Tho big bad maks confusedly. I hear
apa„ half :stealth, telling are in a queer,
vet tone to be "MI We aro el
asleep," lie mys; "everybody is asleep."
!attune does. not nay a word. She vises
—she risee—and ahl oven aftei forty
ears tny heart reeolleetisthe light falkot
ter dear soft feet on tho carpet WI the
sound of her low voico, lite
terselfstunreturieg eloae to my elle*
.1kuitit it, darling'?" while irigin4Nt
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COMPOUND
ACTS AT The SAME TIME ON
THE NERVES,
THE LIVER,
THE BOWELS,
and the KIDNEYS
This combined action gives it won-
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Why Are We Sick?
Because we allow the nerves to
remain weakened and irritated, and
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or torpid, and poisonous humors are
therefore forced into the blood that
should be expelled naturally.
"
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BREEDER OF
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Ermwoon, Nov. 20, 1888.
TM. B. J. KENDALL Co.
Dear Sirs: I have always purchased your Ken-
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KENDALL'S SPAV1N,,CURE.,
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1)15.11. 3. Rinatc.r. Co.
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ssed it for Lameness. Stiff' Joints and
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Yours truly, A, IL Grcnorn,
Manager Troy Laundry Stables.
',KENDALL'S SPAVIII CURL
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Dn. 18.3. KENDALL CO.
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TrINDALL'S SPAWN CURE.
Price 58 pier bottle, or six bottles for 08. All Drug.
aittl Lavoit or sanget it for you, or It will bh vont
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,..e:I. Da. B. J. ICENnam. Co., onosburgh rans,-vt.
'OLD WE ALL. DICIIGGISTS.
003 ttsevrincOurrielitisop
enet. hiltdblInh
pawing 511,, rosehlden
trade in all parte. by
and yeah ithern the people r.in
Theis, we trill tend free tootle
prststal eSeh lociaity,the very
Out rewing.me‘blna made he
he World:with all the ettaehMIsqui.
Wu will also eandrreefa rOlnpleta
line of oar costly and rideable art
tapes. In rendre We ask that you
shot/ Whet we Weed. to Moo who
may eel: at yr)* hante Atm after fa
menthe all *ball beef:ens ;ant *Wm
°petty Vida rand reathme,A1
a'tlfg4rirgt.:
MD Mit it sold for illeit,tAh the
teutelnefents, and now arlle 1*3
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ful ma thine Hs the world. All te
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