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... Sab'bsetll treho'rle, wore disposed of. `,
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delayed lentil next meeting. T.tie enabled to (drain a copy of the vain.
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FRED, D, YY RIG 1 , TIMES OFFICE,JEEEPH Nk STIILE1
Tlia—
• 1''l,)ITORIA.L �, 1,,T.1413.
noes DRttnt1, Minister of,
Agriculture for Out>tria; Will%ati:
.Saunders, Direettr of the Experimene-ato re -arranging it,gave areport setting
.tat .Farm. Ottawa ; J. H. P:u•tonc-rt . -'forth that atter °leering wall the con.
A ,1'rnte+SSar of l atitny anti lni�ti ger •ations concerned they would
'recommend that no change be mase
,culture in the Ontario Agricultural iu the meantime. The roconllnenda-.
•College, Guelph T. T. Ly°n, Presi- tine was adopted by the presbytery.
dents of -tile liieliifaaa toesfcultural On application madeit was agreed to
S°eicty, and 0. iV. Garfield, ex.secre, , permit the ccugregatious of Eguloi.d•
• vibe and Bayfield to procure thea' own
tary of the American P°malogleal'-Slup°ly till wxb meeting of the Froshy-
Society, will attend the meeting" t,f the tory Mr, Ramsay submitted the
Prnit Growers' Association, to be, held • estimated expenditure for the ensniug
in Windsor, Deo. 10, 11 and 12, and year, sl o ving that it wunid require a
Will take part in the discussions and rate of 14 cents per family to Make it
rc tem/jags, •
up. It was agreed to same the requir-
p ed sum not;ordingly. The sc:lemy ou
MONTREAL ; Witness: The ges'at the higher religious e•lucatian in
.•economic reform ;needed by Canada Sabbath Sc :eels wits approved of and
aordialll 0).uluended to the Sabbath
is agricultural education. Her far- Sclloel workers, &c.,of the Presbytery.
nners are three quarters of her pe''ple. Mr. MeLean's motion, which was in
Their interest are her <interests. Yet the following, terms, "that hereafter
,the farms throughout the `oountry this Presbyter, shrill hold its .regular
meetings in Giinton, and the system
•are running down and the farmers of billeting be discontinued," Was re -
glowing poorer. .settle farmers do not jetted, a majority preferring to be bit
know•how to keep•their lands up, and toted as in the past. Ur, Martin was
its a rule have no desire to learn, be. requested to continue the supply of
cause they do not;believe it will pay. Reid was brought before the Court
Their custom is to:•sucti the last juice specifying the sum expected frorn the
out of the land they areori-and- then Presbytery for Assembly Fend. The
Wove to new ' soil. What, however, attention of the brethren was called
will be the result to a, country univer• to it. The next meeting of Presbytery
sallytreated thus? Decay is the onlyis to beheld in the First Presbyterian
9 chnrah,Seaforth, on the third Tuesday
prospect. Such treatment of the soil of January at half past ten a. m. •
is .treason to the country. .•.The fact
that it is general requires a tremendous To the PoInt,
effort on the part o tbose•.wbo love The man whet does not find advertis-
Canada to change the course of ing profitable generally finds business
events anti secure for the country a unprofiitable.—N. 0. Yowler, Jr,
Glass of farmers who can, with refit hiDealers who are many years be-
Prat nd the spirit of the age , sometimes
to themselves,make the land more and advance the absurd argument that by
more fertile year by year, and whose not advertising they save that expense
0 xampte in doing so will be c011tanioua. Ito their Customers, and perhaps make
To this end well endowed aericuitural .some of their customers believe it ;
that in
colleges are a crying need.' eevery community themostet when it is d successful ,
dealers are those who use printer's
During the course of a sermon ink judiciously, the folly of this agree-
xecently in Ottawa .ltev Dr Iiyckman tient is apparent. If by spending
traced the progress that had been $50 to $100. a year for advertising
;amide by the Methdist church socie- (which is a seasonably large sumin
ties from the time that John Wesley the smaller towns and cities), a dealer
iznet his first class of ten persons until can sell $500 or $1,000 more, it is a
the present day when there are over gopd investment ; and if he advertises
Ave. millions of people meeting in the with judgment, he will increase his
Methodist class meetings representing ads slargely over these figures. There
,a constituency of some thirty millions are retail shoe dealers in every large
,of people who are adherents and city wbo spend thousands of dollars
members of the Methodist church. yearly in advertising in the papers.
'Fifty years ago there were some 155,000 It certainly pays them, and no one
:members in Canada; to -day the mem- complains of paying more for shoes at
hership of the church is about 225,000, these stores than at those which
representing a constituency of about nerer spend a dollar for advertising,—
1900,000 or about one-sixth of the Shoe and Leather Gazette.
/population of the Dominion.
, Education for A11.
An old and observant citizen says:
—The local newspapersbould be found
'in every home. No children can grow
/up ignorant who Can be taught to ap-
,epreciete the homepaper. It is the
/Mapping stone of intelligence in all
• these matters not to he learned in
a ooka. Give your children a foreign
aper ;which contains not a word' €,bout
AA,•ly person, place or thing, which they
aver,reav or ever heard . of, anihow
•han you expect them to tie interested?
Wut let thein have the Bottle paper and
seed of persons whom .they meet and
tclf places with which they are familiar,
land soon an interest is awakened which
',increases with every weekly arrival of
,every local paper; thus habit of read
.ing is formed, and those children will
readthe papers all their lives and
become intelligent men and women,
_a credit to their ancestors, Orono' in
their knowledge of the world asit is
to day.
They Mutt See A bran.
It waif a midweek in the country.
There were half a dozen girls whose
brothers and sweethearts were toiling
in the city and could not get to the
watering place till Saturdayy There
wan not a male human in sight, and
hadn't been for two days. They
were all sitting gloomily on the ver.
Anda of the hotel. Glirls,I can't stand
this any more, exelaimed one. Letts
go !town to tho }station. What fort
ft isn't train tical}. I've been making'
'Solitaries. There's a freight train.
+lnine. in in Okla minutes, What's
*len goose ;f ti, freight train? Why, we
go (1'1w Igni :see the bralteeman rgi o
hyo An I t'tt 4 troeed off, runtging,
Sc, +nai.1 :tat till might not inlSs bi.n,
i1CO Cit]"lniCte,
Sewing on Buttons,
Being • anxious to assist young
housewives I will give my way of sew
ing on buttons so they will not ' come
off. When you begin, before you lay
the button on the cloth, pull the
thread through, so that the knot will
be on the right tide; That leaves it
under the button and prevent �.feet'o.
being worn or ironed away, at ixtdiiti
beginning the loosening process.
Then before You begin sewing, lay a
large pin across the button, so that all
your thread will go over the pK.
After you have finished filling the
holes with thread, draw out the pin,
and wind your thread round and round
beneath the :button. That makes a
compact stem, to sustain the possible
pulling and wear of tire buttonhole.
It is no exaggeration to :say that
my buttons never come off, and I'm
sure yours won't tf you use my me h
of sewii g,
Mus. •
Moor, wfoorzue Canon and Bronchitis
immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure.
For sale by O. E. Williams.
The ttailway companies decline to
grant the bn;if far rate asked for by
the promoters of the "Merciless Vs day
echeme." The Poheina has been
strenuously opposed by other cities
who fear that it would divert some of
their trade to Toronto,
Anvret ro Morar.Ra..-?ire you disturbed at nhgtft ,
and broken of your rest by n sick child suffering and
trying with pain of Caning Tetth 7 If so send at
Encoandgot, a bottle of „Sire. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup" for Children Ta Its value is ineflaul. •
able. It will relicrr, the peer little sufferer
iinme iat !y. Depend upon it. .others; tlitn'a Is 50
rilietal r :wont it It t nren Toy a nary and Merrhoea,
un
tee al tee the Sttrtch.ln.1 Burros, curoa'Wind Cote,
eetten3 the (,rims, rcie..e 1 r i;dun,atlon, and't,ivcs
tees and erptrgy to the whore Hi Stun. "Mrs. Win.
ptoW'H itoath:+,o feral," for che draft teething to
rtes rat to the tea h Rn' 1a the li r; ription of one of
tits nide .1 teat fen. le p .. f..; a and nurse in '
efts 1'n, rd 5t.ttta, And .:, f,,a. , rl' :3Y all droplets
throughout the World, Prlrc two'tr•ilve Bente a
ewe sure and ask'for "1fs*. wrt'entw'e
�$6ol'@.ilA grater," Ind tate no ether ktdd.
stress to D. J. lc ENDALL & Co.,
(ard euclueing a twiecent stamp
for inaiiit'g SalPe) is renewed for a
twitted period. We trust all will.
avail themselves of the opportunity of
obtaining tide valuable *stick. To
every lover of the Morse i, is indis
pen'sletlrle, ae it teats in a simple
manner all the diseases which afflict
the noble animal. Its phenolninal
sale throughout the United 'States
and Canada, make it standard authors.
ity. Mention this paper when sending
for ttl'reatise,"
Chronic Coughs and Ca.Ide,
Aced all Diseases of the Throat and Lnnku can be
oared by the use of Scott's Emulsion, as it coutalus
the healing .virtues of Cod Liver Oil and llypaphos.
phites in their tiniest form. See what *V S Muer, ]ll
I), L 0 P, .etc, Truro, N 5, nays; After three years'
experience 1consider Scott's lunmislo eve of thevery
beet in the market. Very oxe:ellen,,.a Throat aCae-
oas. Sold by all Druggists, 600.
Fifty five thousand five hundred
dollars of the city of Stratford deben-
tures were sold 'by tender on last
Monday. 85,500 dollars cold at a
premium of 105.45 and $20,!00 re-
alized 100.58..
Dost thick th t whip)ting aids the
Or knowledge can impart?
The teacher paused then made reply;
Et makes the children smart.
Lux HACKING COUGH can be so quickly
cu wed by Shiloh's Cure, We gnarautee it,
For sale by C. E. Williams.
A scheme to induce ladies to remove
their hats in trsatres is being treed in
Gliicago, where the manager displays a
placard •setting forth that all lauies
under 24 years of age are expected to
umcot'er their beads. If the general
theory of female vanity is sound Ibis
ought to work like .a charm.
SnEsrz,Ess NIeHTs, made miserable by
that terrible'eou;;b. Shiloh's Oure is the
Remedy for you. For sale by 0. L.
WilUauls.
'An experiment art nceen tinie•sasing
ha'- just been tried by having the SOLICITORS.
steamship City of Rome discharge her
passengers at Milford Haven; the
extreme western point of Eugland,and
"it is believed Haat sailing direct Iron:
New York to that point will save
from eighteen. totwentyefouv boors in
the passage, It is Iikra:y to 'become
the great landing point between the
two countries..
SHInon's COUGE and Consumption Cure is
sold by us on a guarantee. It cures Con-
sumption, For sale by C. E. Williams.
This world is but;a'fleetin("show,
Where man his mind relaxes.
We'er here to-day—to-morrow go--
To pay our debts we'er very slow;
There's nothing sure but taxes.
A NASAL INsmmTOR free with each bottle
of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 60 cents. For
sale by C. E.`Williame,
°Atm o tor and .E%7 N.ild ! iY J�,di'i 4.t i%• ,LrJ., Q1 4#E1O
tor
WINGaiAAI,
Agent for Dewney's (Delgrave) URI
Sub riptiolnprico, X11 per ye:tat',In, tt*tt`evatawi
Om,
•
Abv grrriszNG RATES;
S}}tact, 1 yr. 1 0 n,o. 1 t me. _LI no.
One Co' tinct ,i ii g"0 $86 00 1 ASO 00 18 tt4
SIirelf " 86 00 20 00 li lel ti 00$500,000 TO LOAN. Sharter " 20 00 12 00 1 } 7 011 a ont
orter
On Tarin and Town Property at very i,owcot Rates
and ori Terms to suit borrowers.
MORTGAGES PURCHASED. NO COMMISSION CHARGED.
bonuwers mon obtain money in 6 days if
satisfactory,
R. vANSTONk,,
Beaver Block, Winghaur..
MONLY TO' LEND.
TIRE CORPORATION ON TIIE TOWNSHIP 02'
Tnrnbecry bee about $8,000 to loan on Mort-
gages, For terms apply to,
Or WM. aiicPIIERSON,
Tr, TREASURER, WInghata. REEVE, GlenfarrowI
Winglrani, jhlay
P. 01eLAREN,
1VIoney to Loan on Note.
Notes Discounted
AT REASONABLE RATES.
Money advanced on Mortgages at 6 per cent. with
privilege of paying at the end of any year. ,Notes
and Accounts collected.
ROB'il'. MQINDOA.
Oypiva,—Bi,avor Block, 1Vingham, Ont.
Sam'l Youhill's
REAL ESTATE AND FIRE INSUR-
' ANCE AGENCY,
OFFICE : KENT'S I3LOCK, WINGHAM,
Private funds to loan.
A number of Building Lots and Residence proper
Mee for Salo.
Those desiring to makea homein Wingham should
communicate with, or apply in person at my Office,
where all necessary information can be btaoined,
B2 NK OF HAMILTON,
'tri 2N t3 HAM_
Capital, $1,000,000. Rest, $400,000.
President—Jong STUART.
Vioe-President—A. G. RAuSAY.
DIIt'ECTORS
,toms Pitman, 011AB, GURNEY, GM) ROACH, A, T
Woof, A.11' LDR (Toronto),
Cashier—J. TURNBULL,
Savings Barnet hours, 10 to 3 ; Saturdays,10 to
1. Deposits of 51 and upwards received and interest
allowed.
special Deposits also received at current
rates of iretoreat.
Dro,fts on Areat Britain and the United St to
bought and sold.
B.'WILLSON., AGENT.
MEYER d; DICKINSON,
•
'Mr. Umpire' is the way in which
ball players must hereafter address
that official. This style of :address
will be a novelty to those who have
been in the baba of calling him a
`chump' with some italic language
precedingit
WmL roe sewraa with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer + is
guaranteed to cure you. For sale by 4. E,
Williams, o
To discontinue an advertisement,
.says Josie Wanamaker, Philadelphia's
great Inerohant, is like taklug down
your sign. If you *smut to do busi
nese you must let the public know it.
;Standing advertisements are better
and cheaper than reading notices.
They • look more subsihutial and
businesslike, and inspire cialfidence. I
would ,as soon thine of doing business
without clerks as without advertising.
CATAnnn CURES, health and swept broads'''
secured' by Shiloh's Cat.,rrh Remedy.
Price S0lcents. Nasal Iujecine free, For'
sole by C. E. * yilllanis
Snbecril.e for the Thins "1 fronr
nosy until J. n, ist 1891. fj
low. Solid ei old welch•
Sold ror' L0 wantonly. 1:.O watch l°au nae molt.
Yerfoot (innkeeper. War.
x..11
fantod flta*ril.ld uotd
maw*Cl,ae. D,:tb India!'
and yenta' Neae,with worko
end eases bf agall *lino
Ottt PrINNott In toff. to
Wily fan tecaro ono free
tottether with OUT sane and vat
uncle line of Ue,NsN,ale,
santlales. 'r hue samples, oe
wall as the watch, ere lend
Peer, and afteryote hart kept
Main he year home :for sr months and known Cham to !hoer
who May nowt eak3,the, Let osatYost nw.nrronerey 'Chola i'IIf,;I1)Lb:'n CniuN+•:R: hallo
veaailaitte at saes si�nnoaa,y,e ant. porra�ara,a�eatrl,R 15*. Watch
iitletosoll i[7a.e ssraits zee *Mot, off, Wingl g 'e .cy,
D
AVIS
IS OF.PERING
oN.
VAR1/_C PRC R2'Y-
.AT VERY LOW RATES.
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OFFICE—OPPOSITE HE MARKET.
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WINOHAai °MOSER. 011, 1888.
S. GH:ACEY,
•'CI1\TD E"..R.TAK:E
Supplies all necessaries for fun.
eral furnishing having a Delivery
Wagon specially for this branch of
business, All orders attended
personally, and delivered any:
where within 10 miles of Wing:
hem.
Remember the place, first door
south of the big brick hotel on the
main street, Wingham.
1
ne Inch 0 00 11 00 2 W 111e
Local and nt ler casual advertisements, Pe. per liuw
Inc Binsertion,ratint,eitlon,andSe,perlinefureaetat, er.eUe*t
Local entices, in nonpareil .type, b it, for drat
sortiou, and Fir.. per lieu tot` euoh subsequent inset
No local entire will be (harped less than 26e.
Ativ el tisemcnte of beet, k'ound, Streyed, Sftuati
al,tt Bniueee Chances 1%anted, not exceeding. 8 1151,e
nonpareil, 0, iter metre.
houses and Farms for Salo, not exceeding 4. lines,
81 for slot month, Sae. per snhserawntslouch°
These terms will be et,•ion) adhc,zd to,
lonSpgereciapel riraods,tes for longer athertihunieuta, or for
Atii'el'tiseineltts without spotlit, dircetiona, will be
inserted till forbid inti charged accordingly. Tran•
aitory advertia mentsmust be paid in advance,
Changes for contract adt ert,selnut,te must be in
the office by Wednesday noon, in older to appcat
that week
R. ELLIOTT
t sora ncoit ANA Prstut s>ra
ro+m..�.n.�n..wderr�ra,ara„vae.w..�.e.M -raw
1/ 7 tet. MAUDONALI),
J031;PIIINE
WINe)ttsl,
STREET,
°STAR.* •
-
- DDIt. "J, A. MELDIti',WM,
Donor Graduate of Toronto University.
Office and Residuuee-Tho old stand formerly wax.
Pied by Dr. Bethune, atthe corner of Centre and
Patrick streets,
WI:IOUA:tt, - • °►T,
D', F. E. GODFRE'Y,
First-class honor man and general proilcleiicy medal-
ist Toronto Unfvereity. Sioniber College Pbysielabt
and Surgeons or Ontario.
BsLORAYB,.Osr.
Office—At Methodist Parsonage,
J. A, MORTON,
BARRISTER Ace.,
Wingham Ontario.
R ' VANSTONE,
BARRISTER, sotto TOR, NOTARY PUBLIC
CONVEYANCER, ETC.
OFFICES—Beaver Block, SINOUAsu, ONT.,
Gown's and num, ONT,
Private and Company funds to loan at low rates of
interest. 'Mortgages, town and farm property
bought and sold. Mercantile collections a specialty,:
DENTISTRY.— J. S. JEROME, Waimea,
J S Jerome is manufacturing cel-
luloid Platee Vulcanite plates of the
besthraterial as cheap as they can be
got in the Dominion. All work wag-
ranted.
Vegetable Vapor administered for the painIcee
extraction of teeth, the only tate anesthetic knowia.
OFFICE: : In the Beaver Block, opposite the
Brunswick hotel,
DENTISTRY. --w. IL h1ACDONALp, Waseirr.ui
rr•, Maker of Vulcanite, Celluloid, Alloy,,
.4fr a1q Wive. Gold, etc., eta, Platin, ranging
in prices from 5500 upwalda per set
crownng and bridgework, Teeth ex
tracted without the least }piatr, by the use of Vital.
iced Air. .Dead Office, wingharu, aide martinet, op.
posite the Queen's hotel, open daily (Stliuiitye exvept.
ed) from,0 a m to G p in. Will be at Blyth every .
2nd and 4th Saturday otiearhmonth--O2ict.at Milne e
hotel; Gerrie: lit and 3rd Mondays of each month --
Onto at Albion hotel, .ER'traotintf 26 cents,.
JOHN RITCIIIE,
�! GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
MIacean,
Oirrarele
I
ROBERT CUNNINGIIAM,
INSURANCE
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH%
DDEAN, ,TR., Wnseiiaat,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR THE COUNTV
OF HtiRON.
Sales attended in any part of the Co. 'Charges
Moderate,
JOIN. CURRIE, WisoHAae, Oar.,
mousezn AUCTIONEER. FOR VIE COUNTY Or
luntox.
, All orders left at the Tams office promptly attend-
ed to. Torras reasonable.
JAMES HENDERSoly,
eL1tOENHLD AUCTIQNNRR 11)n COUNTIES Renoir ANn
BRUCE.
.All sales attended to promptly and on the Shortest
Notice
All aocessarynaarr'angenrents can be made Beat th
TIMES' *nice
W1No1TAI4.
BOLTON t IIAWIIINS
P. L. le D. 1 SUMMIT/ES AND CIVIL I1RA: vnuns,
L1STOWEL AND WINGXIAM,
All orders left attire office of the Trails will re
ceive peompt attention.
ON%
31:LSON T. ItITOUIE, •
P. L. Surveyor, Civil Engineer and !naught:Won
Particular attention paid to division of proner'tlen
into building lots, settling disputed bonndariee,
preparing complete plans of towns and villages, as
per Registry Act, end descriptions of properties
for insenthon In deeds, Cross•Seetfons of rivers made
' And estilnatee 0f oast of Brfdtres, Culverts, dtc, Pro-
; ince and estimate+. far grading Bills, drainage, roodand street Iterprovements, &meta and other Engl.
neerie;,M works. Correspondence writhed, coating
iz la'cand character of work, OFFXCIti—At J. A.
bl train's law office,. %'Ingham, Out,
",2I5S NLL(J ji;rlirrg'rt
8T,Itut L sbEs noVn7NST1tt`•CT1Oh* tis PIANO AItU
J g est'niture and Ila?raOMy.
Mow Romer lit ,It !Atha tIt.40lt
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