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Ik1Alx, NOVE11UFA 15, ISE).
IT la r,tportett that Mr. Adam brown
14!1,
P. of liatuiltou, has been appoint
fed 1;'ostulartt'r of that city.
Tax Legislature of the Nortel Wes
°Tyritorrtes111.0ad4ptoi, by a voter
stweitteen tO tw4, a llfemOria1 to tri
;Ooininion ' avernnlent, praying forr ,change in the North-West Territories
Act, to abolish the dual Ianguag
system in official printing.
Tun officials of th..Post-office D
pada:eat have carefully tabulated th
.statementsof ftee no tvspaper matte
chained sit all the offices in Oallad
during the first fourteen days o
September. The. total weight i
run s
cumbers is 380,000 pound.
which for the year would give a grand
'total 4,9,880,000 pounds. At the
rate of a cent a pound this would
ilrepresent a revenue of about $100,000.
IFR generations .Scotland has taken
the lead in educational matters, and
the fruits of it are to he. found till
over the globe, where Scote uuelr are
to be found in the frout sulks. of al-
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most every successful enterprise, The
,tatest improvement has been a Free
"Eduiiation Act, which came into force
on the first of October, by
which all children under a certain
atanaard are exempted from payment
for monthly lees, the effect of which
is already apparent in the large nuns-
• her of claildree of tender years who
are 'Teeing sent to school, in order
:to keep them out of harm's way.
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Butter STatkftia.
The first regilisite for making good
batter is good cows, well fed, sialted.
and attended to. They . also .ought to
,be kindly treated, get plenty of pare
water, be milked regularly and the ut-
most cleanliness observed. Conus give
just such as they receive; either rich
;ole poor milk according to their food
.and the care taken of theta. First -
.class„ butter cannot be made•. of poor
mill, tlioi;tgh you can make poor but;
,ter from good milk. Other necessaries
Arco good, cool, well t'entilated and
:perfectly clean dairy, free 'from all
foreign odors and a reliable the>!mofn-
K ,;:ill utensils must be washed,
,eoalded and aired every gime they are
eased. The milk should be strained as
Noon as possible after milking and
tthoroughly aired;; either by. pouring
;from one vessel to another, or by dipp-
ring it up and letting it fell back into
,the same vessel to ,remove the animal
.odors, and then set as near the natural
teat its practicable, -because the nearer
he milk is to 08 degrees when set the
onnore cream will rise. To rfiiae the
Bream by the deep cold setting process,
is the easier,but the flavor is not equal
to that raised by shallow setting where
;,srte air is pure. It should never stand
otoo long before being ,skimmed --from
,ftvtenty•four to thirty-six bours,acccord-
•ittte Ito ,cilr utnstauces. . Deep the
m cords in a coot place and every
-3itttteifreshareain is put in stir thorough-
ly. Cream should never be kept more
,Titan three days without ehuruing, if
.kept too len g it gets hitter- and otd,-
,.fasted, When sufficient cream is ob-
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All wooden actual, neoeasary to TX2 141114OOif'> T3*OI?Q5AZ.
use in working the butter should be 0 Polly Prim I wonder what
uonuruil with Balt, then scalded mut Your friends would ray or do
left to steer in cold water while the iart4aor now,Afouie deacon to
cliu.ruiuWia beieg clone. Put about
three uartere of an ounce of the beet Ilut dear me, I romroely can
q Ipelieve ray gars ort+yes;.
dairy salt 'to each pound of flutter, For never in my life Urine I
mix it thoroughly with the butter, IIad such a groat surprise,
w'rkine as little as possible, and then 'T1s true the deacon often spent
lib it stand till all the particles of An afternoon with rue;
salt are dissolved, when it should be But then I thought he'd .come to take
worked ag,.in slightly to liberate the . eooinl cuff of tela.
surplus heir e, Put up in neat lolls So quiet and reserved he seemed,
with a Bice white cloth wrapped
around each, 1f the 'butter is to be
kept any time ilafneree tlienl,olotli and
all,, in strong bri; e,puttiug on a weight
to keep the rolls under the brine or
piss pack down s"lid in crooks or tuba,
cover the top'vith a cloth and that
with either a strung briue or au inch
ar t o of salt kA a .elude the air. As a
general thing it is batter to sell as
sone 4s coUvenieiit tater making, as
Most, people prefer to buy their butter
as fresh at, .possible.
Morris.
The council islet at the Town Nall,
Oot, 28th, 1889, pursuant to adjourn
tuettb; Members all present; the
reeve in the chair, Minutes of last
meeting read and confirmed: The
following b•Ils were ordered to be.paid,
namely; T. Henderson, gravel, $3.15 ;
Wm, ltutledgs, digging ditch, $5.50 ;
S. Plum, repairing aornper, $3,25 ;
A. W, Sloan, gravel, $3 illi ; Uow eek
Insurance Co., assessment on hall, f,0
cents ; , John Elston, Wm. Bryan .and
D. Geddes, fees under Feacoviewerst
Act, $2 each ; Watson and Cummer,
printing and advertising Voters' Lists
I dict net dream that I
Possessed a charm for one who posed
More youthful maidens by.
I'm sure that I did not suspect
What ailed the man tonight
I ocnld not guess the truth, but saw
Thitt something was not right.
1 said at length r If there's a grief
That lies upon your heart,
Confide iu me, and I will try
TO act a friendly part.
Jae said, ; Mies Polly ,ani glad
now you ark kind;
Foryou alone can 1if be load
1 d
That's weighing on nay mind.
And the he gave a look that said
Much more than words can do;
I never thought before his eyes
Were such a handsome blue.
I tried to look both cool and prim
But patience! 'tem -4 no use ;
I blushed clean to my ears, and thee.
I called myself a goose,
1 thought: Old girl, your noting like
A lass just out of school ;
And all those silly thughts of yours,
Prove you are just A fool,
The deaoon has no 1o`ve for you—
You may be sere of that :
I fe'd waste no more on you than he
Would Iavish,, on your cat.
But here be seized my,hand in hid;
And held it quite a spell;
And then -and theu- 1 do declare,
Game $3.80; W. Q Stretton, gravel, What is the use to tell?
2 50 ; S. laggard, damage to crop, There's not a woman in this world -
; R. Holland, gravel, $2,10 ; J. Or in the world above -
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Sllurrie, do., $12.31; ; J Leech, do., 90 That has not felt that it is sweet
Bents; Jno. Hanna, digging tiitcb, $3; To be somebody's love
Geo. R,eadlnond gravel en ee • e I've. often, often thought 'twas hard
er stars
Exford, charity, $15 Geo. Smith, To be the deacon's wife.
,diteli, $1 ; Geo Johnson, flooring But. Though I am five and forty now,
,tan's bridge, $8$ ; Selectors of Jurors, I'm not the cue to mock
.each, $4 ; E. Ttaundy, cleaning out At duty when it calls to me,
ditch, $1:,25; Thos. Warvri*, gravel, Or be a stumbling block.
$3.15 ; Geo, Lindsay, digging ditch' And this proposal seem to me
3:20; Allan Lindsay, building cid- "To eipeso wide afield
' Of usefulness, for which I have yearned,
vert, $4 ; N. McDonald, " ditch, $5 ; I think 111 have to yield.
1 , , To lead a single Iife, .
Masters, work on road, $ l ; Misses And anyone might thank h
.loo. Greeer, goods to Murphy, $640;
D. Iferrington, gravel, $1.83 ; 3.
Watson,tin box and assessment notices; ' Meg• Gladstone'
$5.50 ; W. Clark, Voters' Lists Court Her figure is tall, shapely and im-
ex /, $14,34 ; S. Love, repairing preesive; her carriage is a little too
ClaPMsesrk's bridge, $20 J. Scott, doctor's
bill paid by him for indigent person,
$5 ; Teleassele stones drawn on road,
$2. The council then adjourned to
meet again on the 15th December,
next,
W. Ceeate, Clerk.
HQ'R'1CiL•
Weddings andrumors of weddings
'now form the subject matter for con-
versatioti,_? rr, Jas itt Armstrong,
late teacher of 8 S No 8, succeeded in,
winning the heart of Alicia Cooper,
and on Tuesday evening,` Oct 29th,
bestowed his hand Upon her, The
ceremony was solemnized by the Rev
Mr ?ring, of Fordw:ch. ' The wife and
the groom were ably assisted by Miss
Ella Cooper, sister of the bride, and
Mr Thomas Shearer, teacher, of
Orange Bill. After the torch of Hy.
men was applied to the young couple
the wants of the inner man were
alnply provided for by a sumptuous
ea served by Mrs Cooper. The gath-
ering nett , enjoyed themselves by
various atnusenients for several hours,
and as far Ns is known they all bad
retired to their several abodes when
he "lord of the roost," announced
lined for -a churning, raise the temper-" the aurora of morn was on the point of
eture to about 00 degrees 'by setting illuminating the«sky,—Aenry Bead -
the crock in a warm place and let it house has rented for two years ' the
istand exposed to the air until thicken farm,. of Mr Michael Deum,who intends
ted and alightly acid. If cream is net running the Gowanstoun hotel. henry
property ripeded it taken longer to now bas the cage, and if Dame R:u-
ahurn ; the quality of butter is not ne mor's report be true,he is catching the.
great, or the quality as good. The bird. 1V1r W J Dunlop, of Cargill,
'Chan Should be scalded with hot 01st,spent the beginning of the week
eetter,ap t if it is warm weatber,rinsed visiting his parents on the 2nd line.
*gain with colli before the or'eatn is
put into it. If any coloring is needed
kettle Renato or butter color may be
trued, but it Is seldom necesisary if the
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cows are well fed.
Tire' temperature for churning varies
;Crete 57 degrees to 65 degrees accord-
ing to the condition of the cream and
the time of the year. If the temper-
Ature is too high it will churn quickly,
but the quality of the butter will be
poor; if too low the ereain is apt to
form a froth and the bettor will be
beg corning a,nd the boar by less.
Butter that comes atterchurning about 11e--ZVill you marry rhe'! She—
half
he...hall an hour generally gives the best, 1'u. lie --Then will you madly Bob
results, Stop churning when the (Ise of the visitors to the Eiffel Sawyer! He *anted me to ask for
hatter is in It gospeler condition, draw tower has expressed in the Paris. Pi.1 him, too, while 1 was. about it.
crit the Inittermi.k and wash the butter Baro his sense of Rill height. I would r
with cold water till the buttermilk is ,throw myself down from the top, he }
ill
takrei fait, In washing and Work- writes, hut that 1 am afraid of dying
press the butter carefully so rill not of hunger before I reached the but
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Miss Ella Cooper is now Ailing the
vacancy at S' S No 8, occasioned by'1 jot of womanhood, but proving Herself
the resignation of Mr Jas M Arm the truest of friends and helps to her
strong. The trustees have undoiibt- Husband, she, too, served . the highest
edly selected a person well qualified to interests of her Country.
fill the important position.
rapid to be entirely graceful ; her Cos-
tume'is—is English• which requires
0p elucidation Despite deficiencies
he externa , iahibh'. French modiste
would have no diflic lty it 'Abolishing
—for Mrs, Gladstone *ould be a
charming subje`et for a dressmaker of
taste—she would be singled oat in any
company as . its,, most distinguished
woatail, The face is llncominonly long
even in England, very high in the for•
head, and very strong wedge ntle equally
devoid of romance ana pedantry,..
The eyes are large, liquid, well -shaped,
dark blue and meditative. The silver.
ing hair is parted in the usual way,
and combed in natural waves down
either cheek, as in familiar portraits
of noted women of forty years ago.
Her mouth is well proportioned to the
other dimensions of her face, and her
voice is low and vibrant �vith cordi-
ality towards those she addresses. In
the Parnell commission she was gen•"
erally accompanied by her daughter
Helen. The latter carried a small.
plaiteblack satohel,out of which when
they were seated the brother took a
fairly large notebook, which she plae-
ed for use on her lap. Mrs. Gladstone
took copious notes, correctly omitting
the.redundlancies and inessentials of
the testimony, `r hese, when the day
was over,abe digested into a collective
narrative for .Mr. Gladstone. rami -
liar with his purpo&es and methods she
thus performed for bin. an' inestimable
service, She„saved hint the time that
would otherwise have to be spent read.
ing yards of small print or attending
the court, and the days thug supplied
were devoted to national interests.
�I PATERSUN,
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Iian,'rr 0r Elonrn Division' Corer, house or &lda
Riau* Lrc*:;bP,s.
WINGAAtl, OYT,
FRED. WRIGHT/
Contractor and 13uildor,
wtZ QUtM,
Agent for Downey's (Belgrave) time,
ONT.
$500,000 TO LOAN.
On Farm and Town Property at very Lowest Rates
and on Terms to suit borrowers.
MORTGAGES pLn08ASr!1 N0 COMMISSION CHARGED,
borrowers cau obtain money in G days if
satisfaptory,
11. VANSTONE,
Beaver Stock, Wingban�.
IVIO1' EYY TO LEND, •
nine COlii#,1RAT1ON OP TIIE TOWNSHIP OF
L xurnburryb.u. abmut 0,000 to loan on Mort.
gages, For derma apply to, •
P. MoLARFN, or W5t. I4oPHERSON,
Tr, Tnrtosl non, Whig11an1, Rams, GlenfarrOwl
Winghain, May
Money to Loan on NoteS.
Notes Discounted,
AT REASON4BLE RATES-
iirouey advanced on Mortgages at 8 Per emit. with
privilege of paying at the end of any year. Notes
and accounts Collected.
• ROB7,'. MojNDQO,
Orrfea,�-Bcavor Block. R;ingham, Ont.
Sam'l ""ouhill's
REAL ESTATE AND FiRE INSUR-
ANCE AGENCY.
OFFICE : KENT'S, BLOCK, WINGHAM,
Private funds to loan.
A number of Building Lots and Residence proper
ties for Sale,
Those desiring to makes homein Wingham should
communicate with, or apply b1 person at my 011ice,
where all necessary information can be btaoined.
B2.141 OF . H .MILTON
Nx,.11\Ttom-23Alea,
Oapital, $1,000,000. Rest, $400,000,
President—Jour STtrenT.
VIce-President—Hon. Janus Tomas,
DIR'FCTORs
A. G. Ramsay, JOAN Paooroa, ense. Goanxr, Geo
ROAOn, A. T. WooD.
Cashier—J. TURNBULL,
Savlaa4 Hank houre,10 to 8 ; Saturdays, 10 to
1. Deposits of $1 and upwards received and interest
allowed.
Deposits also received et current
rates of interest.
Drafts on Great Britain and the United 8t to
bought and sold.
B. WILLSON, AGENT.
METRE 4 DIQZJ.IINSON,
IionicIT6ne,
DAVIS
IS OFFERING•
M0,
ON
!A1�Zi1C F ee01P 3?.T w-
AT VERY LOW' RATES.
51.-+'7+ `SIM Z
OFFICE--OPposiTE THE MARKET.
Wmasrdli Oc'rossn 4111. 1SSS.
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S. GRACEY,
''T3"N'�•'ERTAKF1v;
Supplies all necessaries for fun -
oral furnishing having a Delivery
Wagon specially for this branch of
business, .A'II orders attended
_ personally, and delivered any:
' where within `10 miles of Wing:
ham.
Remember the place, first door
south of the big brick hotel on the
main street,'Wingham.
Thus, not only without sacriflraing a
Consunapt1pn Surely Cured..
TO ens RAMOa:—Please inform your readers that 1
boo a positive rar.edy for the above named disease,
By its timely use thousands of hopeless eases have
been cured. I shall be .glad to send two bottles of
my remeder linos to any of your readers who have
consumption if they will send me their Exppress. and
P. 0 address, Respectfully, Di. T. A. 8LOCUii
185 West Adelaide St. 'Toronto- Out,42ha\t't
injure the grain and make it greeey. tome
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Knew the sex—A ttnie--Oh Otha'rlie
found cuff something toelay that 1
promised never, never to tell! Oivarlie
(settling back)---.WellI'm ready;
41)6Notext‘
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THASS OFFICE, Jol9C; PIilr:illt TKVE1
WING A1'd', - ONTARIO,
su er'ipt*orxprice,$1Tieryour•,inadvance
A OVERTItilSt: BA1')!$; _
{{ Space. l 1 yr. 1 5tan_1 3 1110 m1 1 me.
1 floc (.,mann ki1'► (1ir1 r ii. tin 1mt n 0 —IA se
Half ” :li. 00 J11 Et' 00 1 ea 0 eo
Wetter " 20 00I IL lin I 7 00 4,0
One Inch i{ 5,litI 300 200 1 Se
Local net. other castle advert,s.rinents, Sr. per Bac
for first insertion, and 8d,. per Buster each subset; neat
insertien.
Laval notices, in nonpareil t)'pe. 16r. tor Brat
section, utnl be, per lino for euch Nabeequont Inbert (.1s;
•No local notice wilt be charged It ss than' ON
Advertisements nts of Last, Found, 81tuy t r1, Situation .
and .Business Chances Id anted, not oa.teedint; 8 Ilse*
i
imps, di, SI per month,
Houses and Farris for trate, not exceeding 8 floss,
Y for that month, 50c. per anbsoftient month.
These terms will by strictly adhered to.
Special rates for longer edrrortieeuie»td,, ar for
longer periods.
Advertisements without specific directions, wilt Ii
inserted till forbid and charged accordingly. Tree-
sitory advertisements must be (raid in advance.
Changes for contract advertisements 'must lie la
the ollicc by Wednesday noon, in order to appear
that week •
t R. ELLIOTT
Pnoraleroa dna Pcieutelsaft
`i' 1t. NA01)O.ir'ALD,
JosnPIIiN8 STREET,
W113111411, •
DR, J. A. M1:LDRUhf,
Honor Graduate of Toronto University.
Wilco and Residence—The old stand formerly onesr-
pied by De. Ilotbune, at the corner of Centre sad
Patrick streets,
Wiseman, - Oar,
DR, F. E. GODFREY,
'Pirst•olass honor man and general proficiency !medal-
ist Toronto University. Member College Physicians
and Surgeons of Ontario, Iialoaaya,,Orr.
Office—At Methodist Parsonage.
J, A. MORTON,.
BARRISTEIL Jit,;;
Ingham • Oniarie.,
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R I ANSTONE,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, .NOTARY PUBLIOE
CONVEYANCER, ETC.
OFFICES --Beaver Block, WnnomuM, UsT,,
Goanitt and BI,Trn1 QSiy.
Private and acrimony funds to loan at lone rates oak
interest. Mortgages, town and farm property,
bought and Gold. Mercantile collections a specialty„
DENTISTRY, --J.0. JERUME, hneoult+.
J S Jerome is manufacturing eel-.
Iulold Plates Vuleanitd plates of the
best material as cheap as they can be
ranted. got in the Donainioa All work War*.
Vegetable Vapor administered for the painiese
extraction of teeth, the only, safe anesthetic kno'nn.
OFFICE: In the Beaver Block, oppo.Ite tiro
Brunswick Hotel.
ti's s4r�
DENTkSTRY.-,•w. It. MACfi10NALI), Wi aujr.
Maker of
` . Slim Gold, ;cte., etc.,,, Plates, Celluloid, nging
t�ih���'crownng aend bridgework. Teeth eX
treated without the least paiu by the use of Vital-
ized Air.- Head Office, %% Ingham, side entrance op-
posite the Queen's hetet, often doily (Sundays except-
ed) frons 0 a m to 5 pI m, Will be at Rlyth every
2nd and 4th Saturday of each mouth—Office et Milne a
hotel; Gerrie 1 let and 3rd 01011days of oath monlls—
Office at Albion hotoL Extracting 2fr'conts.
JOHN RITCHIE,
GENERALINSURANOE AGENT
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM,
VIRE AND MARINE,
GUTLPIL
pDEAN. Jn., Woman,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR TER COUNTY
,OF EUBON.
Sales attehtle$ in any part of the Co,, Cltarrec
Moderate.
JOJIN CTJRRIFt, Wrsortur,
=DENS= AtrorroNleslt ren TEE DM= or
sioltoN.
All orders left at tyre Toms Otico promplIy gtirsad•
ed to, Terms reasonable.
iAt11r.S HENDERSO1v,
LiexraED AVOTios xt roe O'oli$Ttxa RUMS 4111
Bnaca.
Ail sales attended to promptly and on the Shortest,
NotiSe. •
Charges Moderate and Satisfaction Guaranteed,
All necessary arrangements can be made at tic,
TAus' olidce
wrnonali. .Ox7. +1.
BOLTON te EAWEINe
I), f,,, ds 11. L. StrptvitronI AND Citln 'itfnfuPPIasa,
LISTOWEL thin WINGIIA]4.
All orders left at the office of the Twit wt.% re
oeive promptattention. .
N' ELSON T. RITCHIE,
P. L. Surveyor: Civil Engineer and Draughisear
Particular attention paid to division of 'proper**
into building loth, settling disputed benn0arler,
preparing complete plans of teams and villages, air
per Registry Act, and descriptions of propertisr
for insertion In deeds. Cross.Seetions of rivers Made,
and estimates of Coat of Bridges, Culverts /Sc. Pro-
files and estimates for grading MIN, drainage, roa,i
and Street improvements, sowers and other tenser'
neering works, COrrespondence Solicited, stating
1p.3105 41 d character of work. OFFICE, --A$ J.
Holekai'o law pftice, Wingirate, out,
SIC,.
MISS NnLLO McUAIZDYk
Ottle .ecu Y'B 'C0)#NER Drum STo&x, '1 A88 S tr'OR IN$TReJ0'1'IQNAl141f0 AY:L,
t7rkan, fit' Voice Culture and rearmed, .
Winghain Agency., 1 mogoortoom aii Slava. aka