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ently bap- Mister Moderator, In consequelas of
de fuji attenau'1 at die trteetiti', 1 mush
de lmeetin" next W'ensday r begin' am
postponed to die Monday ebjtt" for
de choice oh drectors.
Aux you mach misarabie by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Los* of Appetite,
Yellow Skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer is a poli.
tive Dura. For axle by C. E, William
t
Hurt n your conscience with any
known sin.
Sateen's. on will immediately relieve
t roup, Whooping eongh and Brenehitle. For sale by
0, E. Williams.
The more people become wrapped
up in themselves the colder they
grow.
A NASAL Ixs$cTon free with each bottle
at Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 60 Dente. For
Sale by 0. E. Williams.
It is soxuetunes excusable for a
musician to be h ing about big
business:,
Vas Ray. Geo. M. Timm', of Bourbon,
Ind., says: "Both myself and wife owe
our lives to. SuIr,on'u CoNsuMPTlox Coas."
For sale by 0. E. Williams.
The ts,Ik of a ship canal between
Edinburgh and Glasgow to cost $35,•
000,000. •
roe DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint you
have a printed gu.trautee on every bottle of Shiloh's
Vitalizer. It never tails to cure. For sale by 0. E,
Williams.
The. London aeronautic society
started a paper called the Balloon. It
has gone up.
Way will you Dough when Shiloh's Cure
will give you immediate relief? Price 10o,
ado. and ill. For sale by 0. E.Williams.
An English improvement by slowing
vibration makes an eight•day clock
tun a year.
SIIILou'SCATAnnn REMEDY—a positive GUTS
for Caterrh,Diphtheriu and Canker Mouth
For sale by C. E. Williams.
Thera are men who confine their
praying to Sunday. The rest of the
w .ek they prey.
" This is a grate experience," said
the nutmeg, as it went through the
pulverizing process.
HOSPITAL, REMEDIES.
There is a new departure in the treatment
of disease. It consists in the collection of
the specifics used by noted specialists of
Europe and America, and bringing them
within the reach of all. For instance, the
treatment pursuedby special physicians
who treat indigestion, stomach and liver
troubles only, was obtained and prepared.
The treatment of other physicians, celebrae
ted. for curing catarrh were procured, and
so on till these incomparable cures now
include disease of the lungs, kidneys, female.
weakness, rheumatism and nervous debility.,
Ask your druggist for them. Those who.
cannot procure these remedies frons their
druggist may remit the price to Hospital•
Remedy Co.,'8O4'West King St:, Toronto,
' and the remedy will be shipped to them
direot. (The price is one dollar eac)*
Descriptive catalogue sent on receipt of.
*tamp tie pay, postage.
Oat deal Mill Opened.
'1'htt undersigned desire to inform farm
ars and the people generally that they hay
reopened their
Oat keel BliII in Wingham,
Aud are now prepared to purchase Cate in
unlimited quantities and at the
Highest Market Pries.
They will supply ouatomere with the Bass
GRADES ie Oat Meal,.
ELDER dr. CLEGG,
2NC3 E A b11" . - - ON'T
RED ROOKER
Feelings Store.'
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
—Og—
FURNITURE of all Kinds,
Which will bo sold at lowest figures,
.HAND MADE OR ORDERED GOODS.
See my own make of Matrasses; Lbungeo, &o,
and everything ht the upholstering line,
Picture Framing and ordered work will receive
prompt and carefulattention, All work done in`
firet.elaes style.
Undertaking promptly attended to at any hour
Every requisite in Stock, Embalming a specialty.
D. B. CALBICK,
Funeral Director and Embalmer,
BROCK.ENSIII.RE'S
Photograph gallery.
Long Experience, close attention and
unexcelled facilities, enables me
to turn out uniformly a class of
work equal to that of any
Gallery in the west.
V -Work of every description artiie•
cally, promptly and satisfactorily clone.
GJI BINETS AND FAMILY GIjOIJPS
—A SPECIALTY. --
Prevention, of Tuberculosis.
The pathologists of the New York city,
health department, in their report onthe,
prevention of tuberculosis, specially em-
phasize the following facts: First, that
tuberculosis is a distinctly preventable
disease: second, that it is not directly in;
herited; and, third, that it ipetccluired by
the direct transmission of the, tubercle,
bacillus from the sick to the. healthy,
usually by means of the dried and pule
verized eputum floating ois dust in the.
air. The measures, then.'which are sug-
gested for the prevention; of the spread
of tuberculosis,are: first, the security of
the public against tuberculous meat and
milk, attained by a system,of rigid official
inspection of cattle: second, the dissem-
ination among the people of the knowl-
edge that every tuberculous person way
be a source of actual danger to his asso-
elates; if the discharges from the lungs.
are not immediately destroyed or render-
ed harmless: and, third, the 'careful dis-
infection of rooms and hospital wards
that aro occupied, or have been occupied,
by phthisical patients.—Boston Herald.
The Duke of Wellington.
"The duke, being asked how he had•euc-
eeedeci in beating Napoleon's marshals, _
ono after another, said: 'I will tell you.
They, planned their campaigns just as
you might make a splendid set or hag
tees, It looke very well and answers
very well until it gets broken, and then
you are done for. Now, 1 made my
Campaign of ropes, If anything. went
wrong 1 tied a knot and went on,' "
Tide, too. is a very characteristic story:
"'vVheti•-asked what was the best test
of a great general lie replied: 'To know
when to retreat and to d:u•e to do it,' "
, Here is another aneedote:
• "The duke used to say that he attrib-
uted his success in some measure to al-
-ways being a quarter of an hour earlier
than he was expected, and that the wise
course in action is to attack your enemy
at the moment he is preparing to attack
yon." —Bir WiliiarliFraserse R,eminia-
eenc88.
A Living Ittenple.
Brown --I thought 1 told you 10 save
every cent you got so you would halo
something in your ole] age, And here 1
see you have broken open your bank.
Little Johnnie• --Well. dad, I eget an
old beggar today. and he told me he used
10 stave every cent be got when ha was
young.—Epoch.
A Rte to ittsb. leiss Raine.
1AP1860/e PAM mb a summer novel la 4
green cover."
The librarian of a circulating .library
received the above request in a note yea•
terday morning. It was brought in by
a lady's maid who waited to cam the
book borne.
Tha librarian hunted through hie awn -
mer novels and at last found one that
had a cool, green color,
'"That will do," be said, and wrapped
it up.
"How much?" asked the maid, produce
ing her purse,
"Fifty cents, please," and he dropped
the money into the till.
"What was the title of the book?" In-
quired a bystander.
"I haven't an idea," was the honest
answer. "She doesn't want a book to
read, but one to hold in her hand and lie
in her lap. I reckon it was 'Married for
Fun,' or 'Loved and Lost,' or something
of that port. Anyhow the cover is all
right."—Detroit Free Preen.
Found Where He Felt et. OettybarE.
While a force of hands under the di-
rection of Superintendent N. G. Wilson
were opening a new avenue between the
positions occupied by the contending
armies on the first day's battlefield, the
remains of a soldier were found near the
surface of the ground and about fifty
yards in front of the Seventy-fifth New
York infantry motnument. With the few
bones which remained, were found a
Union brass button and a piece of a 12 -
pound shell. As the Union guns in the
first day's fight were of lighter caliber
the man must have belonged to the
Union army and was probably ono of
the 284 which, the Seventy-fifth New
York infantry lost at that point. The•
remains were gathered together in a box
and buried at the side of the new avenue.
—GettysburgSpeoial to NewYork World,
A Large Assortment of Frames
lcept constantly' on hand, Prices as
low as are consistent with good work
ZETLAND SAW MILL
GEORGE E THOMSON, Proprietor.
Lumber of all kinds,
First-class Shingles,
and Cedar Posts.
Car. Load Orders a Specialty.
WOOD delivered to any part ,or
Winghani.
I•TOrders by mail prompt y attended to.
GEORGE TIHOMSON,
winfham P. 0.
1890. 1890.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE
WEEKLY
—i 91r-siil"fr
CANADA'S LEADING NE WSPAPEB,
PATRIOTIC IN TONE .
TRUE Td CANADA
TRUE TO TEIE EMPIRE:
THE EMPUR1, IS NOW
TILE GREAT WEEKLY PAPER
OF THE DOMINION,
and special arrangements aro boingmado to and new
and attractive features, which will greatly increase
its interest and value.
As an Induceu ent to place it in the hands Of all
PATRIOTIC CANADIANS the balance of.
present year will bo given
FREE TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS,
Making it only Only One Dollar from now
till end of 1890.
ADDRESS "THE EMPIRE," TORONTO, ONT.
curt Se id�y.ld Watcb.
Meld for510IPWalt laiefy
Beet M watch ie eke worlt.
IWMI tin keepet. Wen.
rained: Hwy 0.1 uo
Hominy Cum. Loth WNW
and rents' ekes, with Werke
and sue► br equal rain.
One Person Demuth fa
enllIy cart alcuto ono hes.
together witb our large sod rah
uebla line of JIn,..ehold
Satrapies. These Amon!. Os
well se the Watch, we rend
Frog, and after you bare kept
MOM M out hems fir s months and &Lown then to those
*homy Mrs ailed, theybecome your ova propartr. _ Theta
vie Write nt Ono ewe be nuts of rensinfi t the liVAtele
Salmon Sample We ay &n a:pptees, keitcbtote. Addrem
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n s coo. Bon BIB. P.rataadio. Alae,
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IrOlt see!
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ORDS .RED CLOTHING w
HATS,
To Him That Hath Shalt Be Given.
Among the wills admitted to•record by
Judge Myers of the Hancock county pro-
bate court last week was the testament
of A. 13. Arthur, an eccentric farmer of• .
Marion township, who departed this life .
some time in June and left an. estate•
valued at about $Go,000. After his death,
when his will was made public, none
were more astonishedthan the expectant
heirs when it was found.thatthe old gen-
tleman had devised his entire possessions
to be sold by his executors,.and the pro-
ceeds invested, in the building and main-
tenance of a, "Home for Indigent Hack -
men," --Findlay (O.) Cor. St. Louis Re
public.
Gathering Ginseng for China.
The residents of the Catskill mountains
are finding , lucrative employment in
gathering it, root called ginseng. The
dealers sell the pxoduct to New York ex-
porters, who in tail ship it to China,
where it is considered a good medicine .
for the preservation of -health. Tha roots
are found in abundance, and if the prices
rule high until the close of the season the
people will have made a round sum of
money, as the price paid is 63 per pound.
—Exchange. •
A Lady's Idea.
Mrs. Charles Carleton Coffin has sent
to the war department a new design for
the forty-two stars in the flag. It has
thirteen of the stars made into a six
cornered star for the center to symbolize
the thirteen original states. The rest of
the stars aro to be almanged about this in
straight rows. The device is much • ad-
mired by army ofneera who have seen it.
=New York Homo Journal.
An Industrious Itma.Girl.,
Miss Jennie Slack, aged, 16 years,re-
siding in the blue grass region of Iowa,
near Villisca, has this season planted and
cultivated thirty-five :acres of corn, i6e-
sides milking six cows night and morn-
ing, and helping in other werk.about the
farm and household. The cern is in
splendid condition. for a big crop, and the
young lady who .raised it is said to be
fine looking; intelligent and none the
worse for the hard work shehas done for
her invalid father, who was unable to pay
a hired hand lar, do it himself. Such girls
make good helpmeets for worthy and in-
dustrious young. men. -Chicago Inter.
Ocean.
Another Tail,Tower Proposed.
A company' has.,been formed in South
Orange, N. J., to, build a tower some-
what after_the plate of the famous Eiffel
tower ie Paris, on Eagle rock. It will
be almost 406 feet high' and rise about
320 feet above Queerest of the • rook. A
cSmmodious ,elevator' will be maintained,
in it to Convey passengers to the crest of
the mountain as well as to the summit,
of the tower. Itis proposed to make an.
arrangement with Edison to supply an,
enormous electric light for the summit
of the tower, which will be visible far,
out to sea. -Exchange.
TO
W r;tfS'I'ER'S.
CAPS, SHIRTS,
COLLARS, CUFFS,
Cheap for KAM .
AT
WEBSTER'S
THE CITY GROCERY
CHANGED HANDS.
C. J. READING
Having purchased IT. Fiiscock'd. grocery and made heavy pur-.
classes in U;
GENERAL GROCERIES and PROVISIONS,,
I°rutts, Confectionery, gg Crockery,
Czieswears,. dice.
He has nor .•
F=NTJ FRE EI GOODS
ARR^LvL,N G. DAILY,,
and offers
SOLID BARGAINS FOR CASH •
Auvtca TO MOTIIERO.—Aro you disturbed, at night
and broken of your teat by a sick child suffering and
1 trying with pain of Cutting Teeth? if so send at
(once and got a bottle of " Mrs. Winslotv's Soothing
Syrup" for Children '1'eethlhg, Its value le: Meal Jul.
• able, It will relieve the poor little hunter
immediately. Depend upon 1t, mothers: there Is no
mistake about it. It aures Dysentery and Diarrhoea,
rut/Mahal the.Stontnch and Botrels, mires Wind f folio,
softens the Guute, redness Inflammation. and, g t'es
tone and enstyy to the whole system. "Mrs.1Vin-
s;ow's Soothing Syrup" for children teething is
pleasant to the taste and is the prescription of ono of
the °limit and'beat female phy,icitms and,nureeo' ht
the United States, alae to for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price twenty-five cents a
bottle. tie sore aleft ask for "Mas. Wlvetew's
SooTlelio Suer," and take no other kind.
As every thread of gold is valuable,
so is,eVery Inolneut, of, bithsu.
Come and see.
A CHOICE STOCK OR
Try goods and ascertain prices.
GARDEN SEEDS & HOUSEHOLD PLANTS.
Ce J. READING.
INMPTST DER EAOT
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Tha three wt claimtall p*titi.. aa,
unquostioit41-
ftn •
Int. THAT. f HAVE THE BEST A.SSORTED STOCK• OR
WATCHES, CLOCKS AICD JEWELLERY IN WINGHAM; •
2nd. THAT THE QUALITY OF MY GOODS IS EQUAL TO..
THE BEST,
3rd. THAT MY PRICES ARE SLICE. THAT IT IS SAFE .ANI:?''
PROFITA13L1 FQ1 ALL TO DEAL WITH 111E.
12'FST' `' FORO"C3-RSE�BF
BY CALLING ON
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REDUCED RTES Pioneer Hardware Store ,,
TO ALL. PAINTS Ib,
MANITOBA;
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—AND THE,
NORTH. WESTERN STATES,
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BEATTY'S ' SARINIA LINE
STEAMERS
"Mario Eating", "Orrrtnto" and "CAorAN.t, 1
Leaving Snrntalevery TUESDAY and FRIDAY nigh
during navigation, (weather permitting). and calling
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at Dederick
and Eineattlioe, where they connect with the G. T
R. train,lgaping Wingham at 11.10a."m. for St. Joe'
Island; Darden River, The Soo, Port Arthur' and
Duluth; connecting et Port Arthur with the C. elf
R. 'atttl•,lt5. Duluth with the Red River Valley Wy.
1'.09j'RB?e RATES, BM ACCOMMODATION'
i Exraaaa TIMa tan enema or Ropers,
' Ask your nearest Grand Tama, lt'y agent
freight and passenger rates;.
JAS. H, BEATTY,,
GENr.RAL'MANAGER, SAIn1IA.
,eva,Eoomil. l MALL.
The Society meets every third Monday
nu nth. Visiting brethren welcome.
This cmntiodions hall eon be secured for roster
tninnionts of every kind at a very low Acture. For
tame ac., apply to
JAMES LOUTIT,
Cline 8 Co.
STONE BLOCK.
We give special attention to the.,
for.owin g lines:
IRON PIPE, ALL. SIZES FROM I TO 3
INeril.
IRON. AND: I3,1tA�s- Pi''n F,ITxlNGS.
FIRE
BRICKS.,„ MILL FILES,
MAGH1N41, QILS.
AMERIQA14, WATER. WRIT1i CfiAL•,
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We are sole agents, in Wingban for
tbA, sale 0? Genuine Rubber Paint
the hest iu the world.
All kinds of shelf and,
heavy Hardware at
bottom prices.
Land Fleeter in bags alwevo et h'ne.
th. A. iD.d,
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