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I I . � I . � . 11 -1 . . I d . . . � .. 11 I � I . Sr'PTIMIR'Ell 195 1890. ; I I . I I �! z � : : � � THEHURON EXPOSITOR, . I !��— � I I 1. - . - - . . I - . . � � I . i Preabytery of Meatland. piteously as they were driveia on board : . 0 3BMi(DM A -1S I I . � I The Preabytery met at Wingham on and shipped -to the winter hotels in I . . � . I - L .SepteMLber 9th. In the absence of M,r. Bermuda. There they , will be cut en . I � I irr-.mix, PA,Lr- A MCKfoy wix. -. *. 4- A train and al; bf-.1 .1 11 A. .3 Z I . Fle P. trip. H.9 ;P R,P.q M."Pp. - Pany*1 I �� Stock 9J80 - t the mad Iry � I 1 I - I . L I 0 ; Washer �: I �LINES. �: � e WATS02-T � ,vr-rS- �.nded to a 1 1 . , Zurich..� V . . ]VFW " %; . 5 .y eno e te, an a tier . . t - Moderator, pro tem. Elders' commis- the rest of the party,had reached the . . I I L I - Siong were received. Session.., -records railL-- the minister turned and said im- . . I - ,; I . RESTORES GRAY HAIR . were received from Molesworth-- Huron, Pressively : ,I cann�o, bid more than 6J . TO . - Aahfield, Ripley, Chalmers',XI'acardine cents for State veals, but cablegrams . I H EAVY STOCK. . I . townwhip. Committees were appointed from London quote refrigerated beef at . r - . . . Original Color , t , Softness, - I to -examine these records, and reported a price that will enable me to pay $4,90 � - - . them carefully and correctly kept.'- for- a car of choice Indiana beeves,' and I Keeps the head Clean I and. Free . :� We bavo'in- our ceilar and in the shelves' a heavy L19coo They were attested in accordance with hearing this there 'was a rush for the i f rom Dand I - the report. Rev. Mr. Gallagher was in- young married couple, and the bride Stock of Cottons, Sheetings, �Slhirfino,s Cottonades, . — I vited to sit as correspondin member. � - fell into the arms ' b ) Cures Irritation & Itching of the Scalp. of fier father', which -is Tickings, Linens, Grain Bags,. Carpet Warps, Flan- � Mr. Robert F. Cameron, of Unbrook, known to bear a itriking resemblance to . . els, Blankets, &c. - .Lots of goods, and at figures Gives a bea � utiful glow I and perfume to the applied to be certified as a candidate, A , Connecticut ox weighing - 1875 1 w down for cash. 'Come and see. I I Mir, produces a new grow�h, and will stop the � . with a view to study for the ministry. Pounds. The market here took an up- � failing out in a few days. JWill not soll the skin A committee was appointed to confer ward turn, and the guests, who number- . � . � or the most delicate headdress. � - . � with Mr. Cameron, who reported favor- ed about 200, were served with a sump- I . I � . I . ; ably, and the Clerk was instructed to tuous. dinner at the house of the bride." - -FIML ]DIRIMONS WFrH RACH BOTMX.. I I ' certify him in accordance with the re- New. York Times. - . , EDWARD MC'FAUL,, I I port. The Rev. Mr. Howie's fesigu,a- — I . . � TRY IT AND BE CONVINCED. . . tion was considered. A communication A Joke on General Fisk.' � I I �. . I . . I . I Price, 50 cents per bott ( I . from Mr: Howie, regarding his absence, Major Ford H. Rogers tells an amus- . I SEAFORTH. .. - I Refu ie all Substitutes. . I I was read. Mr. George Crooks appeared in .'Iecdote of the late General Clinton . I : — issioner from the congregation B�Fsisk. The General was addressing, l- I 1� I ag Comm . . - . . SOLE AGENTS PC R CANADA, I and presented., a resolution of the con- a Sunday School Convention. One of . i , . . I � � � . i gregationq','ex ressing high appreciation the speakers had reminded the children I � . H. , , , . - . .. . I of Mr. Howie a ministerial services, and that it was Washingtou's birthda ' . i . . Y. ' strong attachrient.to their pastor. Mr. "Children," Said General Fisk, "you . . I I . �. Chemist and Druggist,150 King St., West, . Strachan also opoke in similar terrns of all know that Washington was a Gen- - I . I . .. I HAMILT - ONTARIO. L Mr. Howie. After several members had eral. Perhaps you know that I am also ON, - 1�' � � I spoken, it was agreed that the resigna- a General. Now, can any one tell what . Sold by J, S. U0BERTS, Seaforth. I tion be accepted-, and that it take effect was the difference between General A BUSINESS, OHA NGEN --------- � I I o6jhe last SabbAth of this month. Mr. Washington. and myself?" . . — � . � . R 1: (Z) I . I . (DMTr-V-A-T- I I McNabb was �appointed to 'preach in " I know, air,1" piped a am -all boy in . 4 . � I I � Knox church, Brussels, on the first the back part of the room. . - Sabbath in October and declare the " Well, wbai wa8i' the difference ?" Mutual Stock - . charge vacant. Mr. Forrest was .ap- said General Fisk, smiling at the lad's NEN�r MEN IN AN OU) STANIX L Ve , I 'pointed interim Moderator of Session. eagerness. - I . . � � INSURAN�CE C.O.- � f6 � . The pulpit supply was left in the hsnds George Washington couldn't tell a I i . - . . � . . of the Session till December. ' The l,i6, air, " cried the boy in exultant tonns. 4 IR.-BEATTIE &,:CO. . - Head Ofnic �: Seafo.rth. Piesbytery agreed'to apply to the Pro- Screams of laughter followed, in which q I � bationers' Committee to supply the the General joined as heartily as the Have pu chased- the store, dwelling and stock of Mi. James McGinnis ' . THE ONLY Live Stock insurance Company- ' ' ' charge in December. Mr. Forrest was rest. -Detroit Tribune. in Seafo4b, and hope to recelive a continuance of the liberal patronage in Ontario having a Government Deposit, and I I - : instructed to communicate with Proba- ; � being duly licensed by the same. Are now I . so long e tended to their predecessor. . They intend making it . - Insur . I � carrying on the business of Live StocK - - � tioners' Committee anent supply. Mr. - Live Stock in California. . � . ! - ance gnd tiolicit the patronage of the importers Harris' ' resignation having- been accept- In his recent exhaustive "- History of f ' and breeders of the Province.. - . ed, Mr. McLennan was appointed Californ�ia'� Mr. Bancroft, the eminent Real Inieresting as Well as - Profitabk for .CUStOMeN. For furtherparticula" ! address . Moderator. Mr. Sutherland, Convenor historian of the Pacific coast, gives a I . . i 11 I JOHN AVERY, Sec.-Treag. of Committee, reported regarding the 'long history of the live stock interests I � - 1164 - - i I manner in -which the Presbyterial Visi- of the State It appears thatthe nom- They bav added a fine new collection: of Sugars, Teas,'Canned Goods, i -- . . I I tation scheme might be worked. . The ber of horned cattle there increased f�om. and all kinds of Spices. Also' a full line of I nd I report was received, and after some dis- 262,000 in 1850 to 2,000,000 in 1862. 1 't , For CRAMPS) COLIC, a cussion it was agreed to defer further Then came a' series of disastrous � . I consideration, till next meeting. Mr. droughts, with the results that in 1870 ' all Bowel Tr6ubles, use Hartley gave notice of motion to recon- the cattle numbered but 631,000. .Even i G I - C , ARE§ PEP.RY DAVIS' � � - . I Bider the motion passed at-lastmeeting in 1889 there were only about 725,000. . I . I I We �Ivill also carry or, the Pork acking Business extensively this .1 . regarding Presbyterial VEsitation. Mr. Of these 260,000 were milch'cows, and ; � - .. I iw his motion to the production of b�tter amounted to fall, and *ill - I - . - . � . I I : changethe system of appointing Com- 17 1 000,000 pounds, while that of che�se I . .. � . 11 '.. I nilissioners to the General Assembly. It was domputed at3,000,000.* Sheeprais- .. waaagreedtabolda Presbyterial Sab, ingha8 been more successful. The Pay t e Highest Cash Price for Dressed Hogs - %* -- I bat,h School Convention in Wingharn on whole number of * sheep in California .. � . . . . . I . - . I the last Tuesday and Wednesday in Oc- last year was 4,000,000, three-fourths I I Used both internally and externally I tober. Mr. McLennan and Mr. J. Mc- of wh . ich were high-grade -Merinos. We !are meeting the hard times. more than half. way _by giving It.,wts qlliokly,affarding almost instair . Bain were appointed to audit the Treas- . I FIVEPbUNDS OF TEA FOR 25 CENTS. � . . . . relief from tile severest pain. - urer's books and report to the next The wool clip in 1880 reached �3,000 1 - . � BE SURE to GET THE GENU.INE . tons, after which, however, it de- ! ^ ' ' I .1 . . I l meeting. The Preabytery agreed to ap- clined. The average price of California Give us a call; it will pay. Far Remember the -place, first door � . 25c P r, bottle. I I I ply to the Home Mission Committee for wool for a dozen years has exceeded 19 south of :ffawkshaw's Hotel, Main Street, Seafortb. � I � -- 2C 01 , a . $500'for Dungannon and Port Albert, as cents a pound. The Spn�nish horse, in- � wwwwarow supplement to stipend for this year, and ' I . ' INED I trosiuced by Cortez into Mexico and : MEDICINE and -F()�?D COMB I reaffirmed their application Of last thence into California, is neither honest ! R. BEATTIE & 006 I : ' I March in behalf of Belgrave, Laugaide I I . AL � nor gentle. It is small and deficient in . . PM. ULO sm,",,, cmok - and Pine River. Sessions were enjoined strength and beauty, and little fitted COMFORTING. ".01"Ift""lam-fffte � to make arrangements for holding mis- for cart or plow. Through admixture - , tlyl, 1 , r I IA;,L- - . I VF COD LItIER 0E, 'k - -AmpSr�,DA. I ook Cold, � � sionary meetings, and report at the with the larger, stronger, and finer EPPS'S COCOA& 11 t Increases Weight,SirengfaenS LUngfi- I American breeds the' native -mustang - and Ne ve-a- March meeting. The Clerk was in- . . - I took Sick , i . T ' , . Btructed to make out an estimate of the stock was, by 1888, reduced to less than "Byath ough irnowledge of the natural laws I TOOK I Price 50c. and $110 per Bottle. amount each congregation is expected to 0 on I nd , � I . a fourth of -the 237,700 shown- by the which govern. the operations of digesti a -WEEMEMUMEMM1141 il� I contribute for the 9chemes of the church, census of 1880. ' The same. census nutrition, an! by a careful application of the ! � : on the basis of families. Mr. John N. - placed the number of mules'and asses at fine properties -of well -selected Cocoa, Mr. Epps ' � I ic Speakers use KneGhtel, a member of Knox church hasprovidedlour breakfagttableB with& delicate- sco T'S'. I , 28,300. Draft oxen are scarcely at all ly flavored beverage which may save us many - SPFINC PIS . Brussels, applied to be received as a lay used. We may add that the number of heavy doctor 'bills. It is by the judicious use catechist. A committee, consisting of swine increased from 2,700 in 1850 to of.such articles of diet that a constitution may -Chlo=ine Pastilles . I Messrs. MoQuarrie, Sutherlandi McDon- 6031500 i I n 1880. be gradually built up until strong enough to re- For Clearing and Strengthening the voice. I ald. and Geddes, was appointed to c6n- 1. 0 - � slat every twidency to disease'. Hundreds of ,, Care Hoarseness and'Spreness of Throat. I - subtle ni &lad Rs are floating around us r6ady to 1 E - Price -25c per bottle. fer with Mr. Knechtel and report to Backwoods Hotel Accommo- attack wherever there is a weak point. Wemay . RESULT: I .tion to Druggists. ! . . next meeting. Messrs. Sutherland and I escape many a fatal shaft by keeping 0�rqelves . Sample free on applicA I . I Mcqueen and their Presbytery Elders dations. , well fortified withj� re blood and a properly 31 talke N xeals-v = �r �111 � � I This happened away in the backwood nourished "f�ame. - 'Oftil Service G4sette." � I . were appointed a committee to consider . a Made i5implymith' boiling wa�er or m1bi. Sold I t3emy -ROw TO. MOTHERS � . the remit on deceiised wife's -sister and of Arkansas.. A tourist going over the only in packeti by grocers, labelled thus: AND I AM VIG6R'OUS ENOUGH TO TAXE I report to next 0 . eeting. Messrs. Me- State on horseback stopped for -the JAMES EPPS & CO., HomoBopathic cRemists, ANYTHING I CAN LAY 14Y HANDS ON; , Quarrie, tfartley,- �and their Presbytery night at one of the popular hotels -of a London, England. . 1041-62 . I PALMO-- TAR SOH Elders were appointed to consider the certain locality. -The hotel happened � — I etting fat too, FOR . 18 Bath, Toilet or- , remit on regulations regarding aged and- Ao be a log and slab,affair of three - .A. Severe- Attack. T . fm-ulsion of Pure Cod Liver Is IndispenRable for tl - . . infi�m ministers' tund and report at next rooms and the a . a,me . number of beds, I never felt'better in'my life than sincL I used .and HypophosphitesofLime Wurgery, for cleaning th, 3 Scalp or Skin. . - Burdr ek Blood Bitters.. I had a severe ,billious S6da NOT ONLY CURED MY THE BEST BAB rs' soAp nawg- meetlng. The'6 t meeting will be while the,proprictor was the proud par- Price 126C. ex w" unable ient Cons' tion BuT Bun.T held at Wingh ! ent of nine woolly looking sons under attack, I could not eat f or- days and UMP % - am, on Decerubgr 9th. to work. One bottle cur�d me. For billions ME UP, AND IS NOW -PUTTING �- - I ,�� - J. M cNABB, I twelve years of age. After a sup- ills use B. B. B. . - 1 , - j611-4 m. J�IcIIARDs, Tara, Ontario. y recommend Presbytery Clerk. per of '"hog and-hom'ny " the following I . FLESH ON MY BONES Physicians sriror� � ' I . I I � � occurred between the host and one of - - AT THE RATE OF A FOUND A DAY. I I . � The Hog Not a Mormon. n Peril. i I TAKE ITJUST AS EASILY AS I DO MUX. " Wye S act, i Oft I I [� his t�oys: I , qu in National I I Come, Billy, get the broom straws," IVES of children are often endang�red by scotes Emulsion Is put up only In SaImm u d) i Mr. J. M. Stewart, � To atient8 a (3 ir g101rom nervous cixhaua- 5 Nine broo t a%, of unequal .1--.jngth L sudden'and fviolent attacks of obolera, color wrappers. Sold by all Druggists a& � Stockman, says - " The beat thing I n "' r 50c. and $1.00. Lion; to i t)ro til Ailpetitc, to assist Di - i o were proolu- )-,.d b y illy. The father hid 6holera morbus, diarrhoea, dysentery, and bow(d � . I 11q- ; t * , gestion, a valu e " i ' ' . see about the hog is that he objects to them in b is and in- such ,a manner that complaints. , A reasonable and cer ain 1precau- SCOTT &� B 0 WNE, ,Oel&vUle. . .40 cents p '- . ,6r bottle., being a Mormon.' and when you confine . * I tion is to ke;ep Dr. Fowler's Extract 6f Wild ob,-- 4-------�� . I . . him in a house (let it be ever so'fine) only an end f each straw could be seen. Strawberry 41ways on hand. . I I - . I . I - �� Then each b y drew a straw. I I with a crowd of other hogs, he will 'I I Ha, ha I ' said the merry parent I The most satisfactory B OODrURIFIE]Rls I hold his head down, lose his appetite. .' ill, you an' Buck an' Lige R'ad These Lines. LLAN- LINE. . F I . jovially. 11 A I sicken and die. But put him in a sheep 1 to 2 bottle2 B. B. B. will cure Headache. I AL . git the short ones." I 1 to 2 bottlO of B. B. B will cure Biliou8ness. ROYAL 11AIL STEAMSHIPS, Channing s Sw .apardla, shed, where all the manure is out, and I ' . " What do a that mean ?" asked the I to 4 bottleo of B. B. B. will cure Constipation. It la a Grand HEAI�H P,ESTORER allow him the run of the sheep yard and amused guest, whose look of amusement I to 4 bottleO of B. B. B. will cure Dy-spepsia. CHEAP EXCURSIONS TO EUROPE. e; - all the water he will drink, and he will 1 to 6 bottled of B. B. B. will cure Bad Blood. . Will cure the worst form of skin diseas wffl ; I faded �awa when his host said : i to 6 bottlO of B. B. B. will cure Scrof ula. MONTREAL OR QUEBEC, z use up all the apples, potatoes and corn i y . I I euxe-Rhoumatism; will ctl,ra;�alt Rheum. . 11 Mean ? Why, that's a little way in any case elief will be had from the first few I you will give him, and in return for ' � . TO DEARY OP. LIVERPOOL. I'arge ]Bott, ; �e--:a. $1.00. . I your kindness will give you back about we have o' settlin' which three of lem doses. , � mwwmm� C.kBiN RATES $4d, $60 and 8-60 Single ,11"95,$100 ----- !— -= I shall sleep with any gent that happens . and .$115 Returni according to location of --- � . I four pounds of pork a day on an aver- to. stop over night with us. I 'spect Yor .. F4rin, Moosomin, Staterooms. I � N'S .- I age,, which will aell at 4� to 5 cents per yqu'll find Buck 'an' Bill an' Lige N. W. T. . Per SS. PARISIIN'l $50, %0, $80 single; $100, , ALLP. � - - . -pound. � He will not object to stop mighty lively bed -fellers om this fertile- -district, Mr. G. F. $110,$150 return. L � of middling4 -or bran, and is very fond , but don't you Writing frc a severe attack of NO CATTLE CARRIED. � N LSAM (1, lark, sayE 181 had i 5-30. Return, $W. of a lump of, rock salt, which should �be af ecred to give 'em a w armi n' up with d iarrhoea, b,. t N%:a quickl� cured by using Dr. INTE1thr1EDIAtE,, L U G PTION, Z . ' - lboot or a bed slat if they git to . . - always be in - his parlar, near his e asy your , . r owlees pract of Wild Strawberry. . Steerage at lowest rates. For CONSUN trainin' too high. -Go 'long boys an' i MEWWWNEMMENNEWM� Apply to If. & A. ALLAN, 'Rontreal, or C. �oughg, neglected ColdF Bronchitis, Astlima- ,,chair. A few bushels of slack or char- , - BETHUNE or A. STRONG, Seaforth. .tnd all disemies of the Lungs. , - coal. is a great treat to him, and it helps *pile in' with this gent, and mind that Itch Mat and Scratches of every kind, on I . 1168-62 In three sized bottle 50c, and $1.60. '] you behave yourselves. "-Detroit Free h u rn a'n' aniwals, cured in 30 minutes by -- --- . I I I ---- him keep his digestive organs in good _ , . Ptess.� Woolfol anitary Ution. This never fails. . - � or so of coperas and Sold by T. S 1 Roberts, Scaforth. 118G52 :0';c't'-�-'449�.e--N"-:,"-'g*:"��'%'-'- '-;� 4� - I . 0 � . 4t, . shape. A po and � � I Ird "' ' . ID �, ��-m w` 0,,-�'e, %� , , i I . . - I - -- ,- - L4 0 'k, ' $�j,vA'-v`--' -; ' ,. I,'.,, FO A . I sur�hur in one end of the trough will . , �11, ,rf, - - .. I iR HEADACHE I NEURALGIA, ,�4 .U,�ited After Fift'y Years. . I r .. .,. � .J � k� . - 'I! , - , . keep off lice and other vermin, and also , moves all".hard, r, ..� " 'Jt� , -1. .", I � . Quite a romantic wedding took place English Spavin '.Lminient re Q I .... � . � .414 :%, -..-� - F A i4 i ward off disease." - recently in Bowie, a town a few mile softor calloused 1umps and Blemiehes from I 0 ,� I.` ,c, r , , a i , - - horses, Blocol SpAvin, Curbs; Splints, Ring Bone, I t", �'4 1 lk ! I 11 , - V. � Gainesville, Texas. Over 50 Wfles. SpraiqB, Sore and Swollen - 9 I �-' I v) � West - of Sweeney, E 3I ,;.� I am I . . I Saved By A Proof -Reader. years ago a young couple ktiew each Throat, Cmighs, etc. Save $50 by use of one 1. 1. "' y. T �-, - - -- - I , I . . � ;" Tic, * Stitches,' I I . . %6,.:�2.,-e�--. For Lumbago. Sciatica. r'Cvicks q I aper office other in one of the Eastern States and bottle. Warranted the most wonderful Blemish , I ,� Rheumatic Pa s and ChroM4 Rheumatism . I In a certain Western newsp . I Cure ever known. Sold'by J. S. Roberts, sea- ' "' J. tight tin box. 25C. � the gentleman whose business it is to re- were engaged to be married. The lady's forih 1 118062 WI.LL P0'::A)9V1E-*LY C-131-1'-7 r. Each plaster in an al, i � -- I- I - - . - --ord the fluctuations of the live, stock parents objected and Lient her to Europe, . � M� : - I ej, -� .. 1!1 � I I - � . . � S n.� 1j, p � 11 - . from the young man .where, after remaining some years, she - Ll plr,, 11 ;;,,-- I i - � .- market Bits across UFSSRS. C. C. RICHARDS & CO. 11 il N U . R, I 1i �. U I ,,, - ,,�,) 0 WY Lilct I � -0 %.W I to whose lot it falls to report wedding married and finally came to Texas, Gents, -1 have used y-pur .MINARD'S LiNi- "". hrrn I * ETW .. . MENT sucedssfulb, in a serious (,ase of croup in . . FJ* . , � Zeremonies. Both are graphic writers settling :in this country. with her hus- 6mi!y. it, fact I consider it a reniedy no Bewel cdmpfai�ntsl . r .... BEEP, IRON AND WINE. , I and enjoy that latitude of expression -band, who has ,since. died. The gentle- my fn hould be without. � - � ";T For Pallor, We -ness, homes I ..) - I . J,: -� ' I - characteristic of Western journalism. man to whom she was first engaged � - t J. F. CUNNING11AIM. - I � . . ?, . I Falpi 16 ion ot the Heart. � . Both us6 the same kind of paper, and went,' sooi� after the departure of his Cape Island. I , '. , . I . I I .., io;,.-L�,.j*.,1,.- ; -', Valuable Restorative f 01T Co va eseqnts. . - . . their penmanship is not unlike. intended bride, to Indiana, then the far SO SAY ALL. -That )JUNARD'S LINIMENT is sum rvirt, 1EF1 Pf�,;:*- , r, Combines Nutrimqpt with Stimulus ]Not long ago the wedding reporter West, where 'he settled and has since I ,1,1 T r gg- Be caxeful to ask for WY � T11 S. the only GEul4uwa the stan(i ard liniment of t lie day, as it does just KEErP A �3C,,-' [-I. - - � linm=�� was suddenly called out of the office and resided. what it is represented to'do. . T 1-i E � i ( --I ". '-'75 -* I . � � left in the -middle of the table several About a year- ago this once -engaged - - � - - . . , a paper . on which there was a couple learned of . each other's where - ' *" . I - , Lt.,, - ,:, DAVIS & LAWR NCE CO. Lim, heets of Minard'g Liniment cures dandruff. ---U��.- - . � ' � - description of a fashionable wedding. &bout ndence was I . SO L D B Y A L L D E --%-!" �- " MONT' I E . I These sheets were gathereA tip by the opened. The old flame which once minard'8 Uniwent is the best. . , neral Agents � live stock griter when he had finished burned in their hearts was rekindled, . . I 11. Proprietoirs or . e . The Tuckersmith Cider Mi . -Fol MOST O�, THE POPULAR his report, and tile two stories becarne and as a result the old gentleman arriv- I . i 'INfinard'8 Liniment cures diphtheria. � ! inixed. This is what the zealous care of ed from Indiana and hasty preparations I , ill Ppopriefary or Pha�m' aceulical Medicines, � ' -- . . PPER [will ba%-� -his Cider M . L . of reader, 16,te in the evening, %vere made for th-e.wedding, which took , a pro . ' - Toilet Articlos iwd Perfumery. . saved from reach �ng the public eye : place in the Episcopal church in -Bowie, Minard's Liniment for RhewnaW . m. ready for work by th�l 20th inst., and will be pre i I , --- -� pared on and after that date to 'take in any - ' - - . (lu"tity of apples a�ffl the I - . 'The church was elaborately decorated Rev. Mr. Yelton, the P%stlor, officiat- Cheap, trAsh'y Baking Po -.-der must go. lin- convert thern into the I with holly and evergreen, and tile altar ing. . . � I perial Creatil Tartar Bi - king Powder is pure and most d.elicious fresh cider. Parfies bringing I have the cider home with them. It I ea.1th of flowers. Out News of the intendpd marriaae had -reliable it is,inade of best Crystal Cream ;� rtar I apples can . if pai 61 8eaforth Roller Mills. I waa hidden in a W 0 and Enj.li,ih soda. All grocers sell it. would oblige,mr. PE�pper i -tiea would brin- ! of tke recesses rose rare tropical plants, leaked cat and the church was filled to .. their apples in the.afternoon if pos8iblc. Terms I - I - - Cider mill on Lot 36, Con- - I and from the ceiling hung� fifteen West- o-erflowing with an eager,expectant �- — ". reasonable as usual. rith. A'kettle for Gristing, Ch6pping and Ex- ' c R. S., Tuckersi . . � ular . F' cts and Figures. eE8ion 3, L., er day- � ern veals, which v.t this time of the year crowd. At tbe conclusion of the reg . 14. boilin�f cider will be rented for 35 cents p promptly attended to and I I are scarce and correspondingly dear al. services Mr, Williams and Iiis intended 110USANDS of people hto,e been mired arid ROGER PWPER. - 1187xs , ange I . from 6 to, 7�, cents per pound. There bride, Mrs. Barnes, entered the churen, T thoutakds will be cured by the use of Bur- I -- - best of satisfactiali guaranteed. - where they dock P,I,00d 111itten, the best rewedy for billious- . Wheat wati also an active demand for choice walked to the alter, ' were ness, dy�pepbia, con-�tipation, bad blood, lost 9S Cash for any qua�tity of good I lambs, and farmers east of the Mi886- naet by the rn , ister, and were joined in , Afillions of bottles have been sold amd Barley. I I appetite, etc. I marriaue. TrayAre each over 70 years and all ha%le.gk,en satisfaction. Feed of 411 kinds for sale. Arrange- � Eippi river can profitably turn to sheep 0 - . mur" U N , raiaing and take the bride, who wore a 4 and will reside in Texas in future, both I I -- - . Inenta are made for regular -%rrivals of gown of white � colored silk,a creation being qu]Le wealthy. The Deadlit- st of Serpents. " Manitoba wheat and very best of flour of Nlvlorth's, with pearl ornaments. . - The cobm deAroys leEs life iti the aggregate %& can be obtaine(� - "Then came the maid Of honor, the -The prohlbition Ia*w went into ef. �ra mor- "Al "mm"k I N so% Busin s8 conduated o I th-in the various fornis of cholera, chole n cash terms.. rrs_ 4U y t . 6 J ; P- - 2 5. , I L i. -1i I ki. K . A 44t; I Lai , I ; , i I - - - I T cousin of the bride, Miss Henrietta feet on Wednesday, 3rd inst., in Dead- bus, cholf-ra infantinti, -ciiarrhoea, dysentew, P 41WA W 9=k � ZEMPA " . I xvoA South 1)4tkota, but the saloons c,ampe, colic, etc. .Nicrta)iw in Callada frout W '" Yours Truly, � Blower, of Mie&go wearing a dress of i Moff � 3 I ! these cauges ii X., -ht owin�f t-) the "'(111cral use I . diamond ornaments, kept lopen in defidnce.., Trirty-eigbt s E'xtractof NvildStnawl)erry, U U L " W. K . white tulLe with f Dr, Fowler' i WDE & CO. I Aiid she was followed by a small bunch saloons were seired by the Sheriff. In- 1 'which is\ -an unfailing specific for all 'bowel J � , � tense'excitement prevails. I eorw1aints. � TO r PrInV-PS REST FPIFNB 113M -of Montana sheep, which bleated most I I , ,, h ; � . � I . . . - . . I .. . - � I . . I I .T � .. . �t- �- I . . I � � - . : � � - - . - I � - I -- -1 - I—. 1, - - . � . � - - . . . - . � .. . - . I .11 - I—- -- , ,,----.---- - -...------1--1- - . -..--.- -1- --1.11-11 ;--..-,-,--. -1---- --------- —� LM � 7 ; . - � ,, - I . IK � � ,night!s Blood Cure. I . � ASTANDARD household remedy in sucasse. , ful use more than 40 yeam A ,positive cur for Dyspepsia, Scrofula, Nervous Prostra- , I � - t Constipation and all diseases of the Blood, . 8 Lo 11ach and Live.-. - I ; . Unequalled for Producing a Clear ; ; , .Complexion. � A I botanical compound, put up in packages and! Eent by mail at one third the cost of ordin. ary �medicine. Large packages; tiufficient for 8 atts, $1.00 .*half size nackwres slifficien+ for - 1q11k1jj;;1jj1!: Spi 7 ,� V Uts, 50c.; sample packages, 25c. . A ireliable Agent wanted in this locality- � i � KNIGHT BOTANICAL CO " i 1183,-62 1 : 252 Broadway, Xew York. � � I I -1 � r " - H"alsted & Scott, I I � � � � -Because so s3*.*mple* 1 :B.A.1%T--2C--P,1=;L;S t I . 15 ! I . . Joslepaine street,.Wingham,Ont I t's safe to dye wittl , . I J. A'. HALSTED, Mount Forest. A � X. W. SCOT1% Listowel. � � Deposits-recei7ved and Interest *1 reliablee lowed... I No�Ley adVaneed to Farmers and BUld- I- mess Men, ' On! long or abort time, on endorsed notes of I collateral security. Sale notes bought at a fair with Diamomd Dy'es ,valuation. 'Money remitted to all parts of - . Canada at reasonable charges. iecause the strongestf 8,becial Attoition given to collecting . lotes and Accounts. -- . A I . . . I Agents in Canada—Thle Merchants � It's Pleasant 11,o dye Bank of Candda. I - OfFice hoars—Frolu 9 a. m. to 6 P. ni. . . . ., � A. E. SMI]CH, Agent . .... fail* . 1164-52 - I . � I - - - N. W. Telegraph Co. p . G. . .ou ought to. dye witl , � - � ESTABLISHED 40 YEARS. . � : Diamo-nd Dyes*. : Direct duplicate wires to all principal points; . . s,t4. oftes everywhere; pron't, and reliable service; I I- . connects with Western I , on Telegraph Com- �, pa4y to all parts of United States, and with Our new book " Successful I -ionic Dyeing " givir.l. cables to all parts of the world; money orders . . by telegraph; use the best. ,11 directions for all uses of Dianiond Dyes, ,ent fre . 1, applicadon. Dia -mond Dyes are --old everywher-O � . : -� any color mailed on receipt of price,- io cenL, ; CANADIAN EXPRESS CO. I . fzLLs, RicHARDSON & CO., Montreal, Que- - Offices at all railroad points; forward . mer- - . . chandise, money and ackages of every descrip- tion.- collect notes, Nratts, acemnts, &a. Re- . mitters of money secur0l against loss, and the - charge for transmission is very low. Produce . Seafo'rtll. Dairy, for merchandise requiring protection from heat or cold, will have our best attention. ; . . I . ILLE, Agent. 1 1.160 W.. S 0 M E RVI Having purchased the Dairy Business I I I from Mr. Roderick Grey, I beg to solicit a con- I tinuance of the P3.tronage which he has re- I I I . i 4 ceived in the past. With the advantages I � I.N, ", ., 1, I!f , �k��14'.11 i 16�,-, �, �\\, S , have in my refrigerator and situation, I hope to ',Q.'� lit , 1�', I I - .. .- ., . Q, ��:',;_� 11 . , be able to give my cuatomers satisfaction as to q .-1.34� ,.,, quality of mUk even in the v, ry hot weather. i *-:�-,-.,,�') , I I I -, , - . if z. It I .=� ` I I �11 ��, *��7�� ', �01 - -1 Xfl.- - Realizing that the cash system id the mogt ��::---,-,�%-:k .. �� .1 ., ,,,, !�, , �, just and satisfactory to all concerned, I have 7. :�,,, . Z,.",��' - I - -Z;". - . ,,-,i- . . decided to sell for cash only. I , ., �-tl-,.i - �� I I , Z-1, ., -, "". . , - I � , , I - -, � '�,'�,' t NJ— I zx�\ '7 ", sar Tickets supplied at red ,need rates It ." .... A - ),. - --. �� . ' ,� . - 1171 D-. D. WILSON. . - I 1-� P. ,q F31 4" . � L' S I - , � "-M (fV, -IM AVOID ALL lij.,TA � f--4. R I �n , " 4%ij, -- 14 - U JL% TIONS. THEY JOAN . 11E DS. I It W-4- I` , all I k, -- . mi" I , �, , L I -- 4 A * -4 I z , I � - "I ; ,!� U � k )) ) - 3 , . 1�� r I � . , .a -- -A�� - Z, X- 14'..P -P I 9, 0ore, Eyes A. �,� r,� -n --, .4 " -1 � -1 .. Z ,.J� (� , IN , � \1 tarrh . �il . . - � I 0, arii a - I . .!-Nd I - z.:,. t . -il! .Z-- �:.. -ameness --::�t_-- .. 10 , t .. .. ,- . - I . � � f - . I , 10 . 111 I emale I I Tb e Great Purifier . L . — OF THE — - I % VH� I I I - I I . )unburn RJACT BLOOD AND RUMORS , % 4,im= - )oreness . f WTIM F----1m1LE Of � a 130TTLE WITH BUR L I I I I . ) rains WRAPPER. I THE Bir"t L MILLS � 11 .. - � %�7 1 �-, ' I . ) . I Ana I -1-6 11 - I A C& r-- *% F, Ift- " Is A � � 7 1 T ; I � � - --- I I . I kuises . b � I'll � .. The above mills have now been thoroughly _ LLL I ,11 - % built upon the complete I 1 W . LL �� )calds is ULN L � �i . � � H CARIAN'ROLLLER PROCESS ;. - I . . 5iles - . . #- .. The MUI and Storehouse Buildings havd been . � � � � I - greatly enlarged, and now machinery applied � , i. ;1 3urns ., ti throughout. I - � �, v .. . �� I THE LATEST IMPROVED ROLLS � � � Younds JUITRACT i .� I �, I � � : - � —AND— 1-- � 1, DEMAND POND'S EX : . � nsect � TRACT. ACCEPT N( � I SUBSTITUTE FOR I' � - - 3ites — Flour Dressin ' Machines . — . 9 � I , 1% a . . - :, I . I I I � I . I , I � - Aings '.. From the best Manufacturing Firms have been IL. . - " Is L 1% I � 't In, and everything necessary added to enabl . . I rej to turn out flour . I I - I � . , )ore Feet � � I � : - : . . - � . � NFLAMMATIONS I I : - L � I , . 11 � L i 1. I and I ' � n the Dominion. The facillt.es for reaebing I from farmers and for elevating and -shipping I T. L I I IEMORRHAGES iavlen- . � . . also deen extensively improved. Grain can I t - . now A taken from farmers' wagons, welghed, I- I and loided into cars at the, rate of 700 bushels I . - ,4- a per hour, by the work of two men. � . .1 . I ALL �� .1 I �11 MI � I � I THIS IS H ONL, A LARGE FEED STONE - - ! � :) RIGHT KILND. DONO' : —FOPI— '.. � I I - I I I f Al N TAKE ANY PTHER. t I � . A I � . - CHARLES DODDS, Councillor, Ward 4, Sea- I Cash fQr any Quantity or - i . forth I -1 , , JOHN C. 1101tRISON, Clerk, Winthrop. i T7heat- . I I SOLO110IN J. SHANNON, Treasurer, Win- - * I � - i , . throp. I FLOBERT G. itoss, Asse,4E-qr, Winthrop, APPLE BARRELS - S .AND— I APA�l HAYS. Collector, Szaforth- th. — DR. SMITH 3�eaical 11(-�.lib Officer, Seafor � 11, I I Inspector, Lead . I - WN. ARCHIRALD, Sanitary - F1 �`. - COARSE AND LAND SALT I. - ,I u I - 4, i 154 FOR SALE- -- �, � -11 -rlt � S used inowhhy by over 10,000 ladl are,safe, pleasant. L sure In effect; a W8 treatest fr4end . I at home or abroad; rbox1)vM;Afi or 3�rom druggist VaIrld nartfci��fi 2c, stamp. Aydr�b., 'TIZOLr, YXICIL 1Kr.RE"(;11kJ1L,L1,-(, 22 . Sold by LUMSDEN & WILSON- Chc"'OLS a"' Druggist--, SesfOrth Ont. 1121 -*2 � 'V � I " u-. :irst-claw and obligin men will be kep6 I - . - 9 _ - I - I , i. I att�ud custc,mers. 'Ine 111)OMI Patronge of ;- , I- I �i.ers and generailtrad,-r"pecUu;l�'EOL'dtOd- - � I I : � - . - I I i I I I i .1 i ! A. W. OGILVIE &,00., � - �-. '. I I � I - . PROPRIETORS � . � � . I I - - - � - I -1 i-,.", . � ;- . - � 1 -4 . !� � . : - - : � I �, -� 7 -- . i --# . I � , 0 i 4 1 9 I I I � , - I I � � - I � I I'JU0 I kilvi %.It F-1 %-J F- F- I %A 9 . Has been put In, and the -necessary machinery for �- � - � � I . , - . V, . . I % - handling chol? and oo&rse grains. . that 1, . 1� I - �, � I - . I i. 1%4 t A good shed has been erected, so wagons can be unload -A and reloaded under cover. . . . � � �� - I I i �., 11 . � --- �' WHEAT EXCHANGES—, I " - - ., . � I . I I � -1 .- -*--._ ... � -- - - -- - -- - - I . Promptly Attended to, a -nd - . - I I : I �. I � V 11 , . . 9 A CHESTER WHITE PIG, -The underol nod during the seagowbn Lot � FIRST-CLASS ROLLER FLOUR ; � i I � :.. I 3 I I I tV will keep present Th -or . I I . ; 1 J 21, Concession 2, L. R. S. Tuckeremith a I ough Bred Chester White Pig to which a limited I GUARANTEEM - . � 'I ) � -4 - number of sows will be taken. This - P-14. was H . I � : - .- 1 ' , I farrowed on May 16th, 1887, was bred byl� S. ( loungr, Obio,bne of Todd, of Wake.Tan, 3 . I -a -PIEMED 0 S.T!C)M& - � r: 1 4 .� 4 I I tenayuron . the most e ive and reliable breedere in the United States. This Pig has also taken . Chopped satisfactorily and without delay. - � � . � . I � I � � � Z Z I first prizes whereever shown. Terms $1, PaY � � . � : � � 1 -able at the tirue of service, with the privilege of ROLLER FLOUR ., � - �- . --1 returning it necessary. GEORGE PJ,E'%VBS. . 109-t.f. I 1, , � . I — , 1, -BRAN, SHORTSr . . . "I � - , . � � . McKillo Directory for 1890. P And all Idnds of I . � . . � � � � - I � . . - - c . JOHN BENNEWIES, ftecve, Dublin P. 0, � z�� I f- . � '! - ?I , . - JOHN MORRISON, DeputyReeve, Ward 3, I'-- - Winthrop. DANIEL MANLEY,Councillor,Ward 1, Beech. ! Constantly on band. : � - � I s. � � i - - . wood. JAMES EVAN'S, Councillor, Ward 2, Beech- � . laidheSt Market Price Paid in . I - I -� s , f , I -A I -, i . - CHARLES DODDS, Councillor, Ward 4, Sea- I Cash fQr any Quantity or - i . forth I -1 , , JOHN C. 1101tRISON, Clerk, Winthrop. i T7heat- . I I SOLO110IN J. SHANNON, Treasurer, Win- - * I � - i , . throp. I FLOBERT G. itoss, Asse,4E-qr, Winthrop, APPLE BARRELS - S .AND— I APA�l HAYS. Collector, Szaforth- th. — DR. SMITH 3�eaical 11(-�.lib Officer, Seafor � 11, I I Inspector, Lead . I - WN. ARCHIRALD, Sanitary - F1 �`. - COARSE AND LAND SALT I. - ,I u I - 4, i 154 FOR SALE- -- �, � -11 -rlt � S used inowhhy by over 10,000 ladl are,safe, pleasant. L sure In effect; a W8 treatest fr4end . I at home or abroad; rbox1)vM;Afi or 3�rom druggist VaIrld nartfci��fi 2c, stamp. Aydr�b., 'TIZOLr, YXICIL 1Kr.RE"(;11kJ1L,L1,-(, 22 . Sold by LUMSDEN & WILSON- Chc"'OLS a"' Druggist--, SesfOrth Ont. 1121 -*2 � 'V � I " u-. :irst-claw and obligin men will be kep6 I - . - 9 _ - I - I , i. I att�ud custc,mers. 'Ine 111)OMI Patronge of ;- , I- I �i.ers and generailtrad,-r"pecUu;l�'EOL'dtOd- - � I I : � - . - I I i I I I i .1 i ! A. W. OGILVIE &,00., � - �-. '. I I � I - . PROPRIETORS � . � � . I I - - - � - I -1 i-,.", . � ;- . - � 1 -4 . !� � . : - - : � I �, -� 7 -- . i --# . I � , 0 i 4 1 9 I I I � , - I I � � - I � I