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leRID Yr4 1'aoVEM BER ti , 1sSo.
much your prayer' and we need
5 %rater the (teed IN prayer eol;itau
To.zncrr,,w (1), Y.) 1 move to
place of work inside the walla of
native oity, where our, Miusion Ilan
to1FQI]11ta1'tR.
sly. The nanife+a of the officers of Oeurr:
my Tuck, No 30, 0 0 1; J3elueore, elected
the- 'ter term commencing Nov let, 1889,
a are as follows : B J .Barton, 0 ; W
house, There Iron g;ol'g to live al
among the people ,and work moo
the wolneu,;aua live in . native sty
• I have a dear ohristiati woman who
o going with me. At proem I•h4vi
a :lees eveniu;s for three unsaved s
• rapt$ In oar Imus° aril I am prAyitlg
, that they may be saved. They teem
it
iuterestetl and revereutaudat the class
f mien tlxey scs ul for there � touch move li one n andsbdued, 1sonzetimea feel so :much
•the responsibility of beim; an embus•
savior for Christ. To speak kindly to-
theu clraWa out theirheerte'so. Its our
lives that tell on those people more,
Yes, ` infiuitely more, , than our
words}, G1aso3i IawiN.
FAUN C;Er1i NA:
CHINS IAI+G, Mina, Oct, 8,'80
AaAIt C.IIa.6TIPS FRIEND, ---Aiayll
you wtil use. think of my writing
letter to ;cru. 1liany ,slides llav
thou;;ut of yeti during the past year
as 1 h a%e l.i.=keit aver thee, ounce •i
my little autiteggrapb albums, and have
seen yours there too. How much o
iutereh't there'ha • happened since then4
one Jeffrey, V 01t; P Hackney, 0114; 11-
tI , Lowry,•R S ; Jno Rutherford, 1? 8 ;
le. P Perkins, Trees; 1? J3allag14 J W ; -
le J flail, S B; W Bridge, J 1; Society
a stimulates the thought, rlivigoates the
er- purpose, gladdens the heart and
Oh, I` du timuk God so much for the
privi epee of coming to China, to see
tileg;re.at used of tt,ia people for the
. Gospel. ilu one at horn° cum possibly
realize how groat this need is, What
we Inter front time to time is nothing
but a word. When we aline and see
Izothing from morning until evening
but sitz 1u4 iguoratlee; men and
wuiueu dying on their ,feet, wellong
about the streets, with none to
help • the holly and no ' hope for
the soul. Acid yet it is quite pus,
Bible for missionaries to come out
to this hind, and to become ee used
to setring'ihe dept), of degradation and
misery to which these people have
fallen, that it becomes a common place
matter to see souls passing iilto eter-
nity having never heard of Jesus.
Those nit �' have cuuie oat do : need
so much the prltyers of dear ehristiatz'
people at howe,thointercession ofGod's
oliildreu,wllu will give Hin.i no red
until he establish and make Jerusalem
a praise in the earth, to keep . us bur.
elened fur souls, so that we may con-
steotly* go feeth with weeping, while
we bear the precious seed.- Satan has'
many ways of hindering the preaching
of the Grasp 1,but we just keep;
:owing
the seed, wheu it pleases God .to save
men through the appareut foolishness.
of preaching It is a great mistake to
think that the people the ready and
glad to reoeive the Gospel, as soin
have represented. While it is true that
tete meets individuals like the Etill`s=
• Irian enauclt searatiing Air the truth,
rxs a•ruie, we find thtatrnost we - have
to tell atout the Gospel are bitterly
opposoed to the truth. Sometimes they
tell us that,J;esus Christ was the non
, of•soino 11i; ream in Great England,
ns they call it. Do pray for us, that
the Hioly. Ghost may melt the hearts
• of those who nay hear the -message
of selvatiofr breaetind. Ear: the past
five months I have been living in a
• Treaty port, 'where , there •are about
seventy foreigners t,f a good many tint-
tioualitie ;u;id it is dreadful to see the
way in whiuhthe Chinese are treated by
these -English speaking people and
the poor 1 attves are so insulted and
kicked,.an:i thought no more of tussis
just so many animals. l.t is true they
are very numerous arid every city • is-
ttirong d, with eeoiies or those who
carry C.rlrigialrotll one place to another,
Iiere, •Io'r,e�``,tlle^pullulation is s.i great,
it i 'St)-t:tuCt�fig.to see iso .many who
'ale °rippled irorkiug their wtiy through
the crovfds, many with large holes in.
-t;ueir feet anis leg, unbound and un-.
eared for, just like living 'dorpse:, for
whom death brings relief. Tis upit>,iou
any Chinaman has of foreigners is not.
very good. And no wonder. 'They
1.e11 us that they. first forced 'opium
upon them, now we with to propogste
our religion,. when they say they have
religion euouph. How can we know,
about our God when we > have never
seen hit°? They have seer. Budda and
eonfuciious, It•inight be interesting.
10 you to know thegtotnposition of the
tetra the Chinese use for. opium. It
is a eharecter made up of three others,
it: waning; 'western,' afire,' `t art11,'4o the
whole for.opium is western fire or.
Lire earth. Oh, how England ought
to be ashamed, fur the use of opium
has become sucha clirsel Audit act's
just like fjp, no gtteuehing -ofits
:tppeti.s;,ft is impossible to go out
stray tlliort distance ou the streets with -
stet sePier•+dozonf#,yes,seores of inen,aye
6' And women. among thein,too, whose
ragged clothes and tattered hair,suzik-
qrn eyes and "sallow -faces, tell the talo
of Woe. 'Also in the skirts of th
gttrtnents is foil& the blood of the
sows of the poo rintioeents,' id true,
and we bury our 1)fwais with sliptne as
e.e think of our country's guilts. 1faw
to retain, drill people is to us It difficult
Bluevale.
The September cheese was shipp
a few days ago. The price reoei
far the cheese -.-11 cents per pound
ifs the best drat has been paid an
factory this' fall. Mr. Dillon, ti
cheesennaker,is a first class make
and Its has his efforts nobly seconde
by Mr 1 rm Messer, the salesmen, wl
always secures the top price for tl
chees;s, Mr. Dillow has been engage
tor next year,—Mr Thos Nixon
doing an extensive trade at his ;ia
twill --`[he officers elected for Com
.Douglass for the present term are;.
Adam Cleghorll, 0 11; Eobt N Duf
V 0 1R., Thomas Jewett, Chap.; Joh
Burgess, R S; James Elliot, 1f S
Geo Aitchieson, Treas.; D fI Mofatt
S LV; Arch'd. Campbell, J W; .Joh
Gardiner, 8 B; Hatuilton i'Vh.ite, J J3,
Examining Physiciaans,Drs. A:laedoneld,
Meldrum,'1'owler,'Latnlyn and Chis-
holm, W'inghaiu; Dr. Tuck, Gorrio;
and Dr.' Graham, 1ruesels:—Miss E
Smith, -second daughter of Mr Wm
Smith, of this place, was married - ort
the 18th instant, to I1r... T Dennies
-froze isear St Catherines. Tlid car
sleety was performed by -the Bev' 114r
1 Vallwin. The bride was attired in
brown satin, Stud looked charming.
Mr Dennis is a fine looking young
iilan, We understand Ile is -a farmer.
They left on the 1125 train 'for the
tnnir horse, carrying with them
goud.wishes of their frieeds---Mx L
Jouess,of3aokson, Michigan, is visit-
ing ar. 11.N Duffs this week --We had
:t pugilistic encounter here last wok,
We n .derstaud Marquis of Queens-
berry rules " were observed. Gate
receipts nil. Alt about• those lamb{r
—Mr. Arthur.Murpby,of the boundary
line, has got a situation as impeder
over the (J P B. station at Windsor:.
Haiti well qualified fer the position--'
Thos. Jewitt has bought. the old
Lytle farm from James 'Iinimins, at
something over four thousand dollars.
brightens life.
Examination in fellnore Public
``School, Nov 15th, 1889. 1st class
!junior—Mabel Lalnonbyt 95 ; Mabel
1l1oKee, 0O. 1st Mase b'ertior--J J3rom-
uar, 100,.; E Wiisou, 91; J 13artou,
88, Part 1I -•-S Wilson, 100; J =
Abram, 100 ;' 8 ;Richardson, 96. 2nd
. class-- B' 13rt:uluer, 92; 11, Perkins,
#4 ; IR Wilson, 08, Sul class --E Ir-
win, 100 ; A Irwin, IO`0 ; A, Wilson,
100; 1'� Jaffray, 100.
• G. P, R. TIAI TABL.Is.
ed Trains arrive and depart as follows
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The funeral of hlr.JohnSanderson's
boy Willie, aged eight, took place on
Tuesday. Ho has been a great suffer-
Mr for sine weeks. We sympathize
with hid .parents and friends is' their loss
»vviuclz isle is infinite gain,—We are gleed
to learn that Mre.Jawos McDerrnitt is
recovering from .her revere illness,—
Special services are being conducted
in Mayne ,church by Rev: Mr. Pring.
The con; regation Iran lately got au
organ and a fine choir, whieh greatly
improves the musical services.—The
north winds are beginning to blow
onee, in 1a while to warn people to pre.
fa.iqer winter..—Miss Annie Faust
left:Tuesday morning for Dundas,
where she intends remaining fur five
of six niotlths. She will undoubtedly
have a pleasant time, as she always
makes friends where she , goes,.—Mr.
John McDernfitt has been recruiting
this last few weeks, visiting relit-
tires.•
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star;`.
MA11trRtan.—In winghsm on the 21st'Inst., the
o o bt Mr Wm Mainprize; a daughter.
Aasoun--At %Vbtghem, on the 10th inst., •the
wife of Mr James Armour; adaughter.
Meotuae .-In Winrbans/ on the 21st in9t, the wife'
of 31r Jas McGuire, blacksmith; a sou.
,[4iAitEtIt113
CGRaooh—SINchsta,--At the residence of the
ride's brother, Archibald, 70 Walton St., T'ononto,
the oath inst., by Rev S Tboums, Mr Abgus G
McGregor, contractor, to Bliss Minnie Sinclair, both
of Wingitain.
by the Bev.1 11 Nafwt Bluir Tr,Dennis,o to Miss th s L
tlinitii,daughter of Air wet Smith of Itinerate.
laneuatL--DuosAo,:—At St. Peter's Church,
oni0 on Nov. 19th inst., by the Vett. Samuel J
Illy. leas: N Marshall of Brockville, barrister•at-
, to Ada, daughter of M. John Duhnagc of
natant, Ont.
Al'-su-1101emtra-- At St. George's church,
attest, on the 13th inst., by Very lieu Jas Car-
heei, Irl A Beaty of Montreal; Hattie 'Elmer°
Mixing, daughter of 13 liutehina, Eeq, of Montreal,
etc J Walker :Srars;h,51 A,Arehdeacon of London,
os
itneetioll, yet 1 believe the -:best, way
t n tosyls t.lr3'wotncii at least is by living wa
Iaght airtu.rgst tlir.Iu, • 1 find that the leo
closer ter• gets to fhoisj': bind se not- sale
afraid VI touch clo&hos with poor
11r'
geese of 110,•05.
sinner , 11444 tile 0oo116f their hart
e lfrti.it• tits; 'tlte doctl'ilicv we proal
'1'•,efi titer think that utter ail ib1...
ni', he ,kr s iug in the .Trails
t'tur las t° than ill thrills. flat oh,
a h4`art Ii ming over with love and tt
lace lived in cm. power's) thy, #;forst of 1
;G1t'btil, Always ..rt,,;;r. f .rik fruit n.i.1
"Vat ,,.w .vu rki WOO 1 CI }'1's
f.,r
xsl 1.
MitLoatrg•--In Morriston, sear Guelph, on the 2Oth
instant, the Bev .gym Meldrum, father of Dr J A
fdeldrum, of this town, aged 84 ye,.ae.
daughter of Ttugh and Nov.aht litLcat, May,
d two
year8.5 months arni 12 days,
::truss -in North Rost/lope. en tho dth fast.,
1)ma,d l rcr,tr, formerly of Ierthshire, 1Szutland, ,
• t t r -_In Paisley. Ont, nu the 2nd licit„
baha4.0 ail n'u, wh • 06 air Joh.:
mall of 58. Marys;'Aga IA year&
WIAIOGIIAM MARKETS.
wYinosAu, November 21, 1880
Corrected Ly P. Deans, Produce healer.
'''four Per 100 lbs,• $ 2
Full Wheat per bushel, • 0 505 to 0 80
Spring " 0 75 to 0 80
New Oats, . 25 to 25
Oki Oats - - ' .26 to 26
Burley - - .- - 35 t0 45
Peas - - 50 to 62
rotates • - 80 to 80
Sutter late made - 14 to 16
do,ltolls, . -
do summer triode -
Eggs per dozen,
Wood per cord, -
flay per ton, '
18 to 16
12 to - 13
Ul to
l 25 to 1 60
6 00 10 7 00
HO.CS VA4TEfl!
Farmers In rry on your store bogs and fatten them
ler the market from January to June. We have de
termized to abandon tho peeking of dressed bogs in
order to make the , packing of hogs a business
througbout the year, We shall endeavor to buy at
whatever tbo price ia, 000ugh live hogs during these
months to run -our padking house. As this business
is neglected during the late winter and spring
months, we think those who have hogs suitable for
our requirements will :reap te trie benefit. We want
hogs not less than 140 Ibs., and not over 220 lbs.,
and•wiil give a,handsome price for the same. lte-
Ntollect 'We shall not buy a dressed hog
this iviiator, Whereas we packed 15,000 dressed
hogs after ,Tan. 1st, last winter,
J. L. RANT & CO., Ingersoll;
Not: - of Dissolution of Part,
nership.
Notice 18 hereb,, vent th the partnership baro-
tofore existing bet% en 0 les 0. Hyman, %homes
Phelan and the under '<^ , John Brennan, as Tan-
ners, in the Town 0 -'nglum, in the County of
Heron, under the ft of .n 13rennan & Co., was
on the 1 h day o November • Stant, dissolved by
mut conser, the said John reanan 'retiring
from ho said • editorship.
Farm. for Sale.
The undersigned offers for sale Lot 18, Concession`
B,I3owick and 0 acres off the cast end of Lot I9,
making 106 acres There ,are between 80 and Oa
acres cleared and in'a good state 'ofcultivation. On
the premises are good bank barn, two frame bootleg,
and good outbuildings. Situated about four utiles
from Wroxeter. %'or particulars apply to
CROC1ET WILLITS,
Wroxeter P. 0.
Farm for Sale.
The sublcriber offers for Bale his farm. being Lot
22, Concession 10,•Turnbolry, containing 100 acres,
more or lase. There are seven acres in fall wheat
and an the land cleared is seeded down. On the
premises is a good frame barn and a lois•house, and
a good you g orchard. The farm is splendidly lo-
cated, bol only three napes from the flourishing
town of Ingham. For further particulars, apply
M AN EW MITCHELL, near the farm, Wing -
ham st Office or to the proprietor,
MITCIlELL,
Grandin, Cass Co., North Dakota.
RIME SALE
AT
Winghrun, at Brunswick 7clotel,
ON
Saturday, 7th. December, 1889,
,.At 1 O'clock 1', M., there will he sold
THE MILLEN PARK
About 140 acres, being Lot Eleven, in the Third Con-
cession Townsh' of Morris (except 60 acres north
of River Malt] . ,.)
For furtl, particulars see posters or apply to
CItONTN S; SETTS.
Vendors' Solicitors,
London, Ont.
0 to P. MANS, Jn,, Auctioneer
3 S%Ingham
" TRIES " SUBSCRIBERS.
All parties who have not paid
for this " TIM>S " for the years
1888 hurl 1880, are requested to re-
mit the amount at once. 'Wo•need
money, and hope this notice will
be .sufficient, uud that a general
reponse will bo the roault,
. R. ELLIOTT.
Y SUTRB.d.,T-LA.iloV 1Y✓
Wishes to state that he has moved into the store lately ocopied by T.A. Mille,
and has just opened up a ]targe stock of
WOOD AN
COAL STOVES;
S,
of every description.
A special invitation is extended to those requiring
PARLOR WOOD STOVES,
our stook in this line being very complete. ,
LAM S AND LAMP GOODS
in endless variety
cji'i1I ji of the best makes. p
TII V E, cheap and durai>Ias.
FURNACE HEATING AND REPAIRING promptly attended to, and
all work guaranteed satisfactory. , -
- Rewentber the place—Mills' old stand, Josephine street, Winghar.
D. SUTHERLAND.
CODS CLAPER THAN EVEN
—AT THE --
KI
r.
Where all the Noveltiesof the ss,•tson are to -he seen, and nmiady goers
away, because we have the best stook And everybody are pleased
with our goods and buy.
of :all qualities and styles. Positively the largest stock in the county of
Huron toselect(earn, with all the newest trimmings to Thatch, '
@.� L .x. •EKINGS A 1M% . A '' Lt S
4 ,
from 50 cents per yard upwards,
T.13 ' AND SEAXIT ' Eta
of.the hest qualities, which we cut free of charge. Every -lady-should:
see them. You would certainly say we bare the best range in town.
Flannels, Yarns, Blankets, Shawls, Wool Squares,
Fascinators, Hose, Gloves, Skirts, 111.111 Cloths,
of all' kinds.
•
Tweeds,
Patigs Worsteds, Ovrcafings1 Etchr
FIT GUARANTEED EVERY TIME.
T "1
Ready-made Clothing and.. Overcoats
irtzrzte of i11 styles, in Crips, Seta, Fur Coats for ladies and gentle
men, robes, Ste.
•
Groceries and. Crockery
and the" only and most reliable stook of
n o o T s «.:..T 2.--) SI --10 ►ter
in the county.,
ALL COME AND GIVE US A LOOK THROUGH.
Wing11am, Cita. iCtil, 1530.
A. MILLS.