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.identglytin trvinits THE BEGGING BUSINESS,
AV*.
FRIDAY. JUNE 21, Isaa.
NOTLS.
Tun judges have fixed Tnesday.
Sept. 3, as the date for trial of the
• petitiun against the return of AIr.
' Colter as.M. 13, for Ilaldiniand,
Tim State Grange of.Illinols, offers
10,000 to be paid toany one who
will invent a machine or device to
attach to teitpers that will bind wheat
Ord oats *ith straw,
U. Grabauie and Several legal meg
• of Montreal have deposited, with the
• gOvethinent a petition asking that the,,
Jesuits Estates. ,A,ct bo referred to'
the Supreme Court for opinion as to::
its legality and deposited $5,000 tai
defray Costs,
• Messrs. & 0. Ayer & 00. of Low.,
611, mus., have entered a claim for
$125,000 • against the Dominian„
Government •for damages sustained:
. through the illegal seizure of their
preparations at St. John's, Quebee,
• Montreal, Toronto and Hamilton sevl.
• eral years ago. '
Sin John Macdonald, while in Tr -
Onto gave at opinion- on the Jesuit?
. Estates bill. He said : There was no
power in the Dominion, out of the
• Quebec Legislature, which could re-
peal the Jesuits' Estates.Acti .and it
would not do so; but he would say io
. those who were against it that he bad
not the slightest objection to their
taking it to the highest courts; and
going to the foot- of the throne—the
Government would put no obstacle in
their way. As.to the attempt by a
side wind to get the Government to
take action, he would say that the
Geyernment. was ,the executive of
arliamenk, .atncl.fter .all but thirteen
of the 211. voted that-A..the .Act was
•• unconstitutional, Alto Government.
could net -fly in the face of that vote.
Itj1a be tantamount. to handing in
:;.-:•K;',11:11eiii resignations.
4:AlICOORDING- to Le Canada Becleilaw.
..tique the Company of Jesus Possesses
Canada 14 establishments,. contain-
ing 230 members. Of these .all 4.but
. sixteen are natives of, Canada. The
entire number of the religion belong-
ing to thenrder is 12,070, distributed
25 provinces all Over the
he ,
sitperior-general in Canada la
RAF. _rather Hamel, s r.The
geneFal of the order, who resides ii,i
•Maher house at Rome, is Very Rev:
'Auioine AIaria Anderley, T1.0
Provinial house in Canada was founded
• is 1842 by Rev. Father Martin, S. J.
firit rector of the institution, .is
gm colleagues were Fathers Pierre
ehai.elle, Renal Tellier, Paul Luiset
Joseph• flanipaux, and Dominique
Durauquet, In the diocese of Mont,
reallhere are establisInnPnts, and. at
&Ail an -Recollect. In the diocese. of
• Qn‘lbec there is one establishment in
Inc provincial•papital,gir:Three Rim
titer° is one and in the diocese qf
Otta.wa there is one,. Ir St. Ignace de,
N Anininique. In • the diocese of
Hamilton there is one at Guelph.
In the diocese of Peterboro the are
six - Wick wemikoug
island). Sault St Marie, Garden
•'Sliver/ Fort William," Sudbilry,1 and
kart iiituur. In the diocese of St.
bouquet: there is a college, founded by
Mgr, Taeho, and served by • seventeen
• religions, Willi Father Ifypolite Lory,
S. J., at ip hPftd. •
'cloderich.
. 'Tito council was advised that they
r:ould not grant a bonus to the Oakes
' Organ Co and the bylaw, proposedly
aid hake been rescinded.
•
C1'41,:nil CURED, health and sweet breath
Seourol. by Shiloh's Catarrh aterneay,
l'riao tat cents. Nasal Injector free, For
ey C. B. Williams.
Searerth.
Ales Kirkman has successfully pass-
cla for a grade A,. and P Pearen and
1.t:tx grade i3 certificates, at the
raGent, ex nat io
• 00AellniptiOn Surely Cttred.
T 1.1.) Enna* :-Plesse infant year leaders tins r
h*,- •. nqd ti rmttedy for the above named elleettor,
.10; if .ly wee thonsands of hopeless 61344431 itA.V0
' • 1shall he glad to send to betties of
4.01•01ity rcet Ay AWN $0 :my of your readers who haws
MIUSUJOOR they will send me their Evorssa and
••• • , Respeobintly, T. 31,0VITIL
Y34.- Teree$0,
A POLICEMAN COMMENTS UPON
THAT AND OTHER suoJEors,
San Francisco Mendicants Who Sell tho'
Food They Becolvo-Tt Is Used for Free
Lanch-The Ofilemeit Grief Because no
Can't 12o President.
What a policeman doesn't know is
oftentimes past finding out. Ho is
traveling junk shop of serail inform&
tion; a peripatetic encyclopedia of mis-
cellaneous bite of knowledge. As a rule
he isn't much up on theology or science,
"'cause he never bad .no show" in that
line, but on the hews .and whens and
whys and wherefores of the life that rolls
en about him he has a "pretty tight
grip." • If fon know how to go to him,
You can learn. a great deal more than the
/way to the pavilion or 'what time the last
.car leaves the ferry. Of course, there
are a few policemen and a regiment of
:ether policemen.
• "This is a pretty hard kind o' life," said
one who belongs to the first class, last
night. "It's killing. After a man has
been an °facer for a while he's good for
nothing else. Hobbling about from ono
• corner to another, and. keeping within
erybody who. kn9W 1434 knew Ws -weak-
ne,A. for those j.eweita although. everY*
body knew that he w4gt poor.'. • They need
• to laugh at himkindly, becauSf: when he
. badn't a quarter to buy a' cheap Weal
he'd,ollow a Itobinonr in his shirt front,
One day bo made. lucky •strike and,
• foundirimaelfilich, fle wet off to Eu-
rope, and in the meantime be kept
ing riches. He came back most quietly
dressed, without a sign of jewelry of any
kind. An old fried metaim and looked
at him.
"There's something wrong about you,
• Dan. You 'lack something. Where are
the diamonds?"
"Oh,"" said Pan, too rioa, to wear
ainaionds."--San Francisco ChrOnicle.
'• A PRESENTIMENT.
An Tim. Soldier Who anew no Was GO*. ,
into IMe- War lleadniscence.
In the: autumn of '02 Gen. McClellan
was relieved from active duty in the
Army of the Potomac and,Gen. Burn- '
side assumed command. This change
was Neu unpopular with the boys, who
loved Little.Mac and who felt a great de-
gree of uncertainty in the ability of the
now commander. There was widespread
discontent lair,. the ranks in consequence
of this change. Added to, this, the in -
sound of the sergeant s whistle,is bad. vincible strategists at home Wer0 still
for ambition. Younever aeard of a blamoring for a forward movement, ae-
policeman getting any bigh °Mee. ,Tail- gardless a time or favorable opportunity.
ors, plowboys, rail splitters; carial*boys In view of these facts, it was deemed
and printers' devils have climbed to the abablutely necessary that a battle should
president's chair, but nary a policeman. be'kullit under the new leader At the
onoeheard of an officer who became -
e possible moment. The first
president of a literary society in
Kansaso. battle of Fredericksburg was the result.
but the meetings were held in bis house; °utile day of that battle our brigade
his daughter was the secretaryahis sou climbed bike heights on the southeasterly
was the treasureaa his other son was the bank of '4the •Rppahannock; opposite
eergeant-at-arms an' his wi.a an' bal. Fredericksburg, and halted upon the
made the audience. He was the fir summit near some heavy batteries. As
officer I ever heard of whoaaot a high . we looked down upon the river with its
position, and perhaps he didn't cr.,,Lint. •slender pontoon bridge, with the city:
SOD'S officers graduated to the dash haard upon its opposite margin, and as we .
of street cars, but they never appear to raised our eyes to -corresponding heights
go any higher. Although we are con- just baok of the city, frowningwith can-
samtlya inR; people to „amove on,' ave. . non and breastworks and swarming with
always stand k stilLoufeelv.es. We P cai 'a.ponfederates sOldiery, a painful aud over -
up a good deal ofa.mformation on differ- towering muse of the impossible task
;Lfikis aa
ent subjects, but the only people that iitand the deadlinessadthe an -
seem to want it are the reporters. You afrtaking.in all its horrible :magnitude,
see that girl there with the bundle?" •:forced itself upon the minds of
• The reporter took off his glasses and • present.
saw her at once. She was a very dirty, A sense of duty, the imminence of'the
slovenly dressed chil,c1, and-ilad a bagain great dangers before us, and „the near -
her arms. , . " nese of the conflict; served to close up
"She's beggar -aid is loaded up With ; • the ranks sod, to keep nearly every man
bread, cake, meat, slices of pie and about in his place.
everything that's eatable." • :I had beer!, detailed with a small aided
"Why, shelas enough to last a family, to int as provost general to prevent „fall -
for a, montlaa said -the reporter. al, sup- ing out and straggling to the rear. Dur -
pose she can lay offanow, 1ikeththe ant." ing the .hart halt on the brow of the
• "Oh, no She can'tor. won'tcr returned heights, a before the march • 'across the
the officer, ,aShealhe out Again t� mor- rive. r, several of 'the: boys •caane to the
row morning turd Will work another part reav of the column to leave avith the
of town. Do yoti know what :the beg- , chaplain valuablessnd messages to their
gars do with the bread and other staff , frienthrin case anythingehould 'happen.
the charitable 'people give Aaan? • No? Among thenumber cami3Mike, alarge,
Well, they ell it to the salla on the, 'powerful and :courageous Irishman,
Barbary coast antainwather tough quer- great favorite in the regiment, and a
ters.. The 'meat, an' loaves that are put man who had always' laughed at danger
antarthe diftalands of mendicant pov- and had rejoiced at -the opportunity Of
ertyatoday furnish the freedunch cows- having a "scrimmage" with the enemy.
• tersbf the saloons to -morrow. That giri On this occasion he appeared tote an
will make from 82 -to V a day begging. entirely different man. He approached
Shesells whateatables she gets and cleans the chaplain with tears in his eyes., He
up quits a peimy from the sales. Then gave hinre, picture of a sister livizr2; in
some people give the beggars money, arid Portland, his Catholic catechism .and
in a week the earnings amoant to a good other relics, and in a choked voice gave
Tne WAYS Yr PROYBeinONALS. I then, declared to be his dying. raossage to
deal." the address of his friends and what he
"Do all the beggats sell What is given. thain.
them?" • I The chaplain endeavored to cheer and
"What «wiid: they do 7ith it? At encourage hint, but in vain.
some houses they got enough 'to keep a "Chaplain," said he, "I'm not afraid
familyfor a week. They all bave adozerf ta fight; I'm not afraid to die; I am not
or more pockets inatheir clothes. and be- Ia coward; but there is something hero
foro they make their appearance at a (slapping his breast) which tells me my
time has come. Chaplain, will you please
write nay sister a kind letter? She is a
Christian Catholic and I love her dearly."
Soon the word afotwavd" rang along
the line, and Mike, with the tears cours-
ing down his cheeks, grasped the hand
of the chaplain and requested the good
man to pray for him. He then took his
place in the ranks. The long- column
began to moyo slowly down to the river,
soon increasing its speed to the double
quick, over the panto= bridges across
the river into the Streets of the.eity, out
On the plains and hillside beyond it amid
amok°, shot and shell and death wounds,
up to the very frowning jaws. of death
on the heights beyond. The terrible
charge, the inurcletous reptiles; repeated
again and again that afternoon.; the night
cannonade, the long day tollowing of
Okirmisla and movement, the atcceeding
night aild the early morning abandon-
ment and retreatawross the' elver ,Itave
been many times told. As seen as possi-
'lac otter, the 'battle the chaplain made
second house they have stowed away
what they got atthe first." .
"Do they eat of the contributions?"
"Oh, yes, indeed. People throw out
their back door better food than many
an honest man has ever a chance of see-
ing. The beggars keep the choicest and
sell the rest." '
-tiWliat do they do with .the clothing
they get?"
"The boys and girls don't go for cloth-
ing. The fathers and mothere work the
wardrobe racket. The old man is will-
ing to do any kind o' work for a coat or
a pair o' pants, and the 'woman has three
ragged boys at home who can't go to
school because they have no clothes.
The beggar is as sagacious in working his
'trade as the cleverest business man in
the city. /le picks out tho houses with
the well trimmed gardens and the clean
sidewalks and stops. The woman. at
the places where well dressed boys
play about the door. All the clothing
Meg get is sold; some for rags, some to
the second hand dealers, and the pro- marnestinquirie,s for /dike; but 'no Mike
seeds go for drink. I him been travel- was there to answer him.
ing a beat for seven years, and I never '. b. the terrible charge he c was seen
knew or heard of an honest an making t to fall IA the forefront of battle, and Was
a door to door carivasa tor assistance. • borne: from the field fatally wounded.
No matter how near he was to starve- Ills boisterous, cheerful voice good na-
tion, the decent man won't do that." tnred countenance, rich brogue and burly
"Do beggars get any,food from restau. form, wore never again with us, Ilia
tants?" was the toilet marked and startling case
"Very little 'A bit ofoueat is faiv bad of presentinaent of coming death or dis-
tvay when it can't be used by a restau-, aster that came trader my observation 111
rant. And thentho reftticin all the eat- Alio army.
ing houses As sold to the dairies or pig aArtuy life and its dangers naado many
raisers. Men go around everyday with • bf us believe in fate -that the decree of
'wagons collecting the refuse, and the Alto Great Author had fixed the spall of
worthaf the stuff is knocked oil the milk life for each one. We are sometimes con.
bill," I strained to believe that a very thin cur -
Here the sergeant's whistle soundedo tainwas stretched between the soon and
and when the officer responded he had the ttnseen, and that a few mortals were
not breath enough to continue his re- permitted to look beyond the visible and
marks. -San Franeiseo Chronitrie,
to receive the absolute assmance of the
future fate in store for theirt =c1, near et
••••••••••••••••
consumption can bo Owaxl
By proper, healthful. exercise, and the judicious use
of SeetVeRmulsion of Cod Liver.Oil and ifyp•mhos•
phltes, whici contains tho homing and strength.
giving virtues of these two voitudde specifies in their
fullest form. Dr. D. D. Woe/maid, acticodisc, 1i.
13., say: havo boon presoribing Scott' NIOUX•
Sion with good vomits, it is especially meld in
persons of consumptive tendencies," Sold hy drug?
gists, i0e. and 81.50,
Beauty goes wir de necssities n' life.
Ebert de..pertater top had got er flower
oa it.
tivqp Altilagwal
Contactore and. auaclors, on.
— .
WINGIIAM,
Agents for Downey'a (Beigrave) lime. :
S500,000 TO LOAN.
,?:,1d!girii:iVsTtootikrtozort;:eL•as
t very Lowest Rates'
MORTGAGES PURCHASED. NO COMMISSION CHARGED,
bOTIMWei'S cal ODtZsiU money in 5 days if
Satisfactory,
• VANSTONE,
Beaver Biock, Wingham.
MONLY 'TO. LEND.
•
frIllit'CORPOSATIONOP.:THE TOWNSHIP OF
1 Turtiberry has aboutt$3,000 to loan on,Mart-
nes. For term!! apply.to,
P. MoLAREN, :tor.WM. MoPHEBSON,
Tr. TREASURER, Winglrona. .11zievn, Glenfarrew
tylngham, ANY
Money to Loan on Notes.
•
Notes Discounted
AT REASONABLE RATES.
• Money advanced on Mortgages at 6 per cent. witfr
privilege of paying at the end of only year. Notes.
and accounts colleted.
ROB. NoINDOO.
OFFRIE,-Beavor Block. Wingham, Ont.
Sam'l
REAL ESTATE AND FIRE INSUR-
ANCE AGENCY.
03:F10E KENT'S BLOCK, WINGHANI.
Private funds to loan.
A number of Building Lote and Residence proper
Castor Sale.
Those desiring to make a home in Whfgham should
communicate with, or apply in person at my Office,
where all necessary information can be btaotned.
BANK OF tHAMILTON, •
-w- lar
0apitaL $1,000,000. Rest, $400,000.
President-Jonx STUART.
• VIce-Prasident-Hott, Ames Tenure.
• DID.HICTOES
A. G. Rama; Joust PROCTOR, CHAS. Gummy, CEO.
ROAM, A. T. Woo. $
•• Cashier -3. TURNBULL. •
Sweings Bank hours,10 fo 3; Satuydays, 10 to
1. Deposits of Oland upwards received, and Interest
allowed.
Speoial Deposits also received •at, current
rates of interest. •
Drafts on Great Britain and the United 'States
bought and sold.
• B. WITISON, AGENT.
MEYER & DICKINSON,
Somczrons. •
DAVIS
IS OFFERING
WI i\NTE
----ON--
8' 1E pieopmmir-sr
AT VERY LOW RTES.
S II 1441
OFFICE -OPPOSITE THE MARKET.
WINODAN OOT013ER 4111, 1888.
irettowfWELIMWM7Zrnad.ariareasin
S. GRACEY
tri\Taym3R,T.A.=-E, . r
Is .,
Supplies all necessaries for fun- !:
era' furnishing haviug a Delivery 1
. Ping AND MARINE,
Wagon specially for this branch of i,
GUELPH.
business, All orderS , attanded • I.
1.
porsoually, and (louvered any: .!4
here within 10 milea oz ,Wing: GEORGE
for the Counties of Huron and Bruce.
MoKAY, Wingham, Licensed Audience
' At moderate rates, sales will bo conducted in
ham. portion of the Countlet
Orders can bo left at tho Tams Office..
Eltabling4:un
*Is KuninniElo-
, 11YERY Iflii1).A.Y i',WitrING.
--vr TUP.-
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TIMES OF 'E, .10IIMPH'INLEITEEKT
IN ING:r isi111, - 01\ITA410.
Subscription prig*, par year, ihativanee
ADVF4T1sING RATgSE_
Space, 1 1 yr. 6 mo. 1 3 Mo. i 1 WO.
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One (Minton 550 00 On 00 1 no 00 eN 44
HRH " 05, 00 2" 00 3.2 00, 11 et
Quarter " 20 00 12 00 .1 7 004 eV
One Inch 5 OD 5 00 2 00 1 t 0
Local and ot ,or castle advertisements, lic. per Site
for first lasorti nt, Still J. VOIIII30 for OA Inthietteuetlf
insertion, ..•
Local notices, in non) arell type, 10c, for first in-
sertion, and do, per line for each subsequent insert4,14
No local notice will be c au etd less than 26c.
Advertisements of Lost, Sound. Strayed, tfituattets,
and Business Chances ii anted, notexceedIng 8 line,
nonpareil, 51 per month,
' Mouses and Iearnly for Sale, not exceeding 8 linee,
51 for that month, 60o. per subsequent month.
These terms will be strictly adhered to.
Special rates for longer advertisements, or fOr
longer periods.
Advertisements without specille directions will be
Inserted till forbid and charged aearrdingly.' Trail.
sitory advertisements must he paid. In eel vance:'
Changeel for contract ad t °Waist:Ids moat& in
the entice thy Wednesday noon, blearier to 'Wear
that week
, R. 'ELLIOTT
. PROPRIETOR' ASO aunwsura
• • .
DR. Ar•
3fenor .graduato Toronto University. Attendant
of New York Potyclimo,
Office and residence over store of Gordon & Meant re.
JOSEPIIINE Sr. -
DR. si440DOXA.1.41),
, JOSEPHINE
W4VOlnax.
STREET, --"'••••
ONTARIO.
inine.J. A. MAXIMUM,
L., (Honor Graduate of Toronto University.
Moo and Residence -The old stand formerly ecru.
pied by:Dr. Bethunar. at the, corner of Centre and
Ratricbstreots,
• WIN011Ait, • • . • , -
ONT.
Rypp. s,,,DIC1411StaC,
BARRISTERS, &c.
Solicitorafer the Bunk of Ilatailton. Cornmission et
for taking affidavits for Steatite ba. Private funds
to lend inetraight loans at lowest rates. Offices -
Kent's Block. Wingutin, bucknc,w and Gerrie. .
u. O. itlEYER. E. Is. DICKINSON.
J. A. MORTON,
' BARRISTER, &o.,
••• 1Vingham Ontario.
R• VANSTONE, '
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY PUBLIC
CONVEVANCelt, ET0. °
OPPICES-Tleaver Block, WiNCOIA1S, ONT.,
dennut and Bann, ONT.
Private and Company funds to leen at low rates of
interest. Mortgages, town and farm ploperty
bought and sold. Mercantile collections a specialty.
DENTISTRY.- J. S. 3DROME,
_etw„ S Jorome is manufacturingel-
lulold Place Nulesuite plates of tho
best material as cheap as they can to
got in the Dominion. All work war-
ranted.
Vegetable Vapor administered for the painless
extraction 61 teeth, the Only, safe anesthetic known.
OFPWE : In the Beaver Block, opposite the
Brunswick•Uotel.
Ikea. Ai
•
DEliTISTRY.- -W. II. MACDONALD, %Inanity.
eleltst. Maker of Vulcanite, Celluloid, Alloy,
Silva Gold, etc., eto., Plates, ranging
• '1 in prices from 5600 upwards per net.
crownng and bridfiework. Teeth ex
treated without the least pain by the use of Vital-
ized Air. .1Iead Office, Wingham, side entrance op'
poste the Queen's hotel, open daily (Sundays except-
ed) from 9 a In to 6 p m. Will be at Blyth every
2nd and 4th Saturday of each month-OfficeatMilnele
hotel; Gerrie: 1st and $rd Mondays of each n'tonth-
Office at Albion hotel. Extracting 25 cents.
JOHN RITCHIE,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
Wtkolten,
T-, °BERT CUNNINGEAlli,
INSURANCE
ONTA
Remember the place, first door
south of the big brick hotel on tho
main street, Wingliar
..agataaaataaattavoassaaaagaraaaaaa.uaaaaaaaaa
A WONDERFUL LAKE
SE WATER DOETH GdOD OM A MEDICINE
..,
,111$ 1
)116511 CAI" 4keskragiff*It
IRYNArI° :4:
S REMEDY
SOLO" 13Y. ALL ORUCCISTS:'
MITA( O'NEAL NCO WO OAT
(Inxsnomes COrtlfall DRUG 5'1"..`112,
Ton IMO& for Diataoladit. hat4.-1.. CarVer izt.LeWist4M hut* Wingbrat Agency, I • All.erders left at the office of tite.,Zonle re
tOi 01. bfia9atho. javit (Mite p.t.mpt WA:idiom
JOHN CURRIE, Wnemiat,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
Orders loft at TIMES' office promptly attended to
TERMS REASONABLE.
ID DEAN, 3a., WenonAre,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER POR TIIE COUNTY
OP HURON.
Sales attended in any part of the Co, Charge
Moderate,
JAMES iiSNDSitS011,
•
LICENSED AUCTIONESIk FOR COUNTIES HURON 450
BRUCK.
An SSW attended to promptly and on the Shottoe
Notice.
Charges ilodorate and satiaactioa guaranteed.
All necessary arrangements can bo made at the
Tesins' office.
WiseraMt est.
BOLTON & IIAWKINS,
P. L. & D. L. SURVEYORS AND OR 14 E.'4015nt1t.,
LISTOWF,L AND W111011,01.
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