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THE WINGIRAI TIMES. Jay 16, 1902,.
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vellum. Moreover, the idea of compete -
'Prevented front coutitatieg to prey upon ILKE WAS CAUSTIC
TUE WINE1121 Toms tie414rin 14 el$e tbuS 1
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E. Ft iittnalorr. Puttee:mot An*Pitoeensrant the drearier and his family, is utterly re-
., pugnant to our sone justiee,"
Timml.m.y, army to. 13'y the wav, this resolntion assumes $ir Charles Revieveed BritiS
that Comp-Its:dim. is a feature of the FOreicirl POIIOY•
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ma W1991140 IIV MI reit eVe 1!, TOWN DIRECTORY,.
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'11, i -4,04i43- '0020 w ' ';'-'7ittA9.106‘ i 111sT elli2itc2r-Sahhatb services at i
' t;:i ,. opuldA lui 1 irw4t.72,4R11, et;e0 P M. tieneml prayer meeting
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• en 'Wednesday eveuinge. Rev.Pat-
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i Ka 04,14Vie4- l'el I flte139 i4.1, Anil i srek•iZte'rneitelivel}:lits!or. W-:X.Cilullmtuue S.S.
Ieenonter ChitMext-Sabbatlt services
t 1 :0,114111 and 7 p m. Sunday School at
,t1 4 ..-.. '14'4 S.,,J.,t ', 'h30 p an. Epwortb. League every Biota
1 Ion weduesany evenizves. Rev. Richard.
:entente,. wink+, its a :natter of fate, it is I
NQ? ien AND .00;VI :VI atITS net even hiuted git in the net. But we
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According to ea Assoelated Prot.; 14 I- , titi4 nu spiritual etudes and our oilicial i
patch from. Wilkesbar, Pa.. Presideet I beanie doing their utmost to discredit I
JOU Wilton of the United Mine- liVnilt- 1 the measure, while se noing attain; aid
ere' Assoeiation describes tim herd lot ! the tlepeeition iit driving out the (lev-
et the tin. ne states " Lila the IS 1 ertment. VVe find them rued with
orage wage of the 147,:hhi persoiet eine ; the hoer teats tilt M. Whithey's bide
PIX'.1Mti Weollt the mime le e.e.,41 for at Nut- I ixl. his entleovor to win plant and preen i
imen then end they me mean eittelenea 1 Their conduct soul a 'vice evould =hut- i
more than ;ten der: t year. Tba wa,li,6 t any lead us to entire v /snore the
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are tin25 less- than ;:.:14} a year." snot, and retaniu awaX from the puns oath
The tw,forns, roommt for 01.1 yeeneht- Deventber near, Yet the liter rattse-1
ion. st)r the month of Jinn, wen Oneen- hinees of the eitarch as theY lied voice i
218, eoullureki 'w jilt IF:,:,1 '57.0i13 for ;flute in our conferenees, indicate a wish. Chet
last year, an iaCreese. of over Anion:ea Ave, the laymen. of the church, should
But there is some attlreeCOU outseuentet now (evert; oureelves to carry the atelier.
for the mouth wititit will mehe the inn red measure. What ellen we not Shall
erease of over one and a half million clot- we, in the language of the resolution
lars. The revenue for the year, lett iit- abeve quoted, nrefuse , in auy way to.
eluding what in °instil:elites. is Mee. reeetteize the coining refereitannt"
052,7ee, against ,t2e,123,81e last esteir, an shalt we meekly do the rxent bidding
Increase of nearly three millione. , of our leaders who Wine changed front
Nithen all the reveuue is in the iucrease so $ 11(.1(1e11y and take up the burden of a
will be about three millious anal n half. , prohibittou campaign? These aro the
The Statistical Year Book of Canada, Ve8tit'"8 ot tho hour* t
just published, gave some useful lorouto, awe 12. 4 INQUISZU.
The coiestions here raised by •...Inquir- •
ieformation relative to the number a
er" are questions of great importaece.
papers per population published in the
Ir; the renereadunt is as "vile," "iniqui-
tous" and "unfair" as haute people al-
leged it to be, then the only proper
various provinces ut the Dominion.
Ontario has one reriolieal for every
8,200 of her populatiou; Qaebee, one for
Cutee to pursue 18 to leave it alone.
every 8,353; Xaniteho., one for every
Ie it had been left out of the late catn-
2,570: ItTovrt Scotia, one for every 5,2801.
paigu, there would be some reason to
New Bruuswiek, oue for every 0,247;
hope for au arousal of tempeemee seete
Prince Edward Island, one for every,
meat. but iv will be exceedingly dace%
5,730, atul British Collectible ouo for
event L will thus. be saeit that ' if not imposeible to do it now.
ie easy to be wins after an event.
Manitoba ie. the beet informed. Pro-
vince, from the newspaper potue of view, It is better to be thoughtful before.
in. Canada, Those who rashed temperance questions
into polities,. were carried by momentum
Seaforth Expositor: It is said that
further titan they had anticipated, and
misfortunes seldom come siugly.
the recoil leaves the !Matter inactive to
rareet filso to said, in the experieuce of
say the lease-Clintou New Era.
Mr. M. G. Cameron of Goderich, streaks
of good. fortune are ceming in showers,
Last Januar,r he was elected Mayor of Iror StAy Years.
Goderich.by acclamation. On the 29th
An Old and Well-'triedRemedy-Mrs
of 'Ur he was elected M. P. P. for Winslow's SoothingSyrup has been used
West Huron. A few clays afterwards for over sixty e-earsbymillionsof mothers
he 'was appointed a, Hiug's Connsel, and for their children white teething:, with
now the auncenteetnent comes that he perfect success. It soothes the chile,
imS been appointed a. member of the swolitieducsothee
guns, agar bealist geedey"f(e):
commission for the consolidation of the diarrimea, It is pleasant to the taste.
Dominion Stetates. We congratulate Sold'hy drnggists in every part of the
world. . Twenty-five cents a bottle, Its
loirtravefrinoenadonOnbtliiitsegzeirlIl ipt:tntl.:e;:sisdhwse,, valueses inoalenlabia. Be. sure you ask
worthy `UL 505' Mrs Wmslow's Soothing Syrup, aud
the confidence thus reposed iu take no other kind.
The Referendum and the Methodist
Vote.
To the Editor of the Globe: -As
•Methodist layman / am in something of
a quandary as.to how should vote up-
on this much. discussed question. The
=blisters of our church have been ex-
pressing disapproval of the measure
front the time of its birth. They have
been writiug letters to both. the secular
and religions press condemning it in
strong, even violent language. They,
in rare cases, have been campaigning
against the Liberal candidates because
the latter representatecl its principles
and they have pretty generally voted
against and the Government. Theo
stood too often side by side with the
saloonkeeper at the polis to vote for
Whitney aud against the referendum
and prohibition. And this has been the
case not only with Conservative
preachers but with those echo call them-
selves Liberals as well, while many Lib -
era/ ministers voted not at all. They call
it "vile." iniquitous, unfair, etc., and
have done their utmost to discredit it
and the Goverment. Quarterly boards
have passed frenzied resolutions calling
On prohibitionists everywhere to repud-
- fate it, I extract a report from the
-Christian Guardian, in part as follows:
At each of the three congregations of
NeWington circuit, Montreal Conference
on Mardh. 23, 1902, after due deliberation,
it was moved, seconded and resolved:
"By repudiating the referendum now
prohibitionists would leave it in the
hands of its designers. Therefore WO
recommend that prohibitionists refuse ia
any' way to tecognize the coming refer.
A sufferer
From Backache
Mr. 1,V. Gilroy, general mereltant, Blen-
heim, Ont,,states:-." tem retherenthusi-
in the praise of De, Chase's Kidney -
Liver Mlle, and believe 1 have good reason
to be. For several years I was a great
tufferer front kidney nisease, sod bad
pen* in my back almost contently. I
tried t gteat many remedies, but did not
succeed in obtaufieg more than alight
tsraporery relief.
di- A friend of Mine advised me to try
Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills, toad I did
so, with great satisfattion, had not
taken half a box before' began to feel
better, and new tealizethet t lewd entirely
tecovered. 1 often wended' now why
pple go after new -hoisted remedies when
thls hied and proven, Medicine is so easily
&Weed, anel tto certaitt to care," Dr.
Clesetes Kidney -Liver Pills have ate *nor.
meets wee because they radle.alle tura seri.
•INN sad &toned disease, outs pill a, dose, ge
darts a bee. All dodos, or Ednieniere
Iteemrk Co, Totottee,
Dr. Chase's
Kildinstilaivar
WESTERN FAIR, LONDON.
This year Canada'favorite exhibition
will be held from Se t. 12th to 20th, a
vreek laterthan lastI ear and following
both the Ottawa and Toronto shows.
Every successive year the managers of
the Western Fair make a move forward,
and this year, will be no exception in
this regard. Preparations are being
made which vvill keep the old "Western"
Well to the front as the most successful
as well as the loading Live Steck and
Agricultural show of the Dominion.
New and in terestine fifeatnres are being
introduced for the firit time. Some bi-
portant chauges will t e made in the ar-
rangement of exhibits in the Main Build-
ing as well as in other departments,
This year will see the introduction in
the Art Gallery of many works of art
of high. merit, by the leading artists of
the country. A Ise-ge exhibit is assured
in consequence of an improvement in
premiums in that department; artists of
note have already signified their ititein
tion of exhibitieg.
It is confidently'. expected that the
Machinery and Agrcultnra1 Implemeut
Departments will be well filled, some of
the largest manufacturers of the United
States have made application for space,
which has been alldtted them. A Mun-
ber of Canadian inhnnfacturers are also
anxious to exhibit, Donbtless the grow
-
mg agricultural wealth of our country
oilers great inducements to the meat -
factoring OonaernS licrOsS the line.
Last year's unpanalled success in the
Live Stock Departments will tio doubt
be repeated. Exhibits., in the various
classes were so numerous, that buildings
erected for other purposes had to be
turned into stalls, as! well as accommo-
dation provided outside the grounds.
The piteptate.ef Veil troptetheenghoat
Ontario *horrid tend tO melee the.WeSt-
ern Fair of 1902 venal to any that has
been, se regards the, predttets of both
farm and dairy.
It is somewhat eatly to refer to the
special attractions but We are astaired
that tho mattagement have already See -
tired some thrilling and highly settee -
dotal acrobatic feattwes, and the list is
far from being complete yet, a full list
evil be advertised in thift paper later on.
Asis usual at this time each year, the
Office staff ere busily engaged in math*
Prize Lists and other advertising matter
throughout the peovince. The secretary
informs us that he tifill he pleased to
mail lists to anyone making applioation.
A copy of the newly revised snap of
Western Ontario Will also be mailed to
any :Wrest. It is a nit* dottiplete ittep,
having a fall starginal index, with rail.
Veva and Stations speofelly molted to
that places ova be easily found. The
map has been copyrighted. &eh ershool
throughout Westetn ontatio hat been
furnished with a taidoient =umber to
supply elvish roots.
A CONSERVATIVE SECONS Hi., 1 . . , Zs, c.) (1,1,- evenin 4. Ceneral ere -er meetin .
704.N3r4V1403ei .
Who Advsneee itedi4 al 'Wanted. to Komi ? 1V511".1 !Hobbs, Astor. Dr. Prowler, n. 8. Sup-
Je10-0 l' ' "I/ namel( ne.
Alt About tag yralich mom: outlet:flee ] Wry t aefel 11 ,
S.7.,
1 PagsByrenux Datmet-r—so,bboa. ser -
wenn air. rt,{1 ys• I rti, Tors, ContelaIn- ; . Ma;A0 1 V1e(5 at 11 a ut LtU4I 7 p m, Sunday
Oti of voreigst <>Mee subset's- le no,
.Solicen e:30 p un General prayer
to Germany -Lord -eruct/toren !meeting ou IV:edam:do ee mines. Rev.
514
London, July 4. --When the vote for
in aerie.
; :Pa 4- a D. Porrie, pastor and ". Su
Sr. P.9,1g.'S Onnuon,
50 I dent.
,11/4"1-tvn.m.4
noun) of Cominees yesterdatt 1,111,1' •
kII. • ; day Selma at 2 n',0 p m. • General prayer
titebsoraign. Office came up in the ! bath selvices 1 a ni mid p ni. Sun -
icy name ia for considevaIde (rne- I f„131.5, $uperintaiiieut,
noon, the uoverniaelit's foreigu pen
ee ea, ee imeeting on Wednesday twenine, Rev.
WIn. Lanes, iueunthelit. F. Slioro, S. S.
eism. nen Cherie 'Oleo (naivete:el D eq • -
(INIV as 0 services aCasemexevrmserCutmeu.-Sabbath t 11 a m and 7 p Sunday
,
Radical) said he watuted. to itnow if
there had beeu any real metal:teams I
.1:74V School at 12 m. Midweek meeting:oh
with Fiume., looking to the nettle- I Weclnesda,y eveuings .,tit o'clock. Gavin
meat of the French shore (Newtotand- Wilson, S.S. Supt.; A. E. Prior, pastor.
SALVATIOA.B.5tY-4(4viee at 7 and 11
CCL that lir Wdelt recogiiition of I're,:st
(7)'
m and 3 and 8 p re on SundaK, and
N ,
land t dispute, end be feether (leder-
righte ta the Ilinteelane of 1 anion every (wetting daring the wee at 8
endangered the traditional friendship ) o'clock at the barracks.
of Great Britain mut Ilatly. 'lle new i enn7rd l' .
Poter Oraton-In 11.1atedonald. Block.
se
iehl
htnes., neot...M.
Arrangements between France and - 1 Office hours front 8 a. in to WO p
aly, he further asserted, had entirtdy Peter Fisher, postemster,
upset tho British sitifatem in the 1
Meorrertes' LesTrinee-Library and
free reading room ill the Town Hall,
will be open every afternoon front 2 to
5:45 o'clock and every evening from 7 to
9:30 o'clock. Miss Millie Robertson,
librariau.
Tow x COUNCIL -R. lianstone, Mayor;
Wm. Meknes; Thos. Bell., Bobt.
Mo-
Indoo, J J. Elliott, W. V. VauStone,
A. J. Irwin, Coancillors; .3. B. Fer-
guson, Clerk and Treasurer; William
Clegg, Assessor, Wm. Robertson, Col.
lector.. • Board meets first Monday eveu.
ing in each month at 8 o'clock,
Sonaor,BOAND,-H. Kerr, (chairman),
Thos, Abraham, J. J. Elliott, J. 3%
Horvath, Wni. Moore, Thos. Bell, Win,
Button, C. N. Griffin. Secretary, Wra.
Robertson; Treasurer, .1". B. Ferguson.
Meetings second Tuesday evening m each
mouth.
Poetic SCHOOL 1.4,ne.cuenS.-A. H.
Musgrove, Principal,' E. 0. Coultes,
Miss Reyuolds, Miss Farquharson, Miss
Cornyn, Miss MeLeau, Miss Matheson
Miss Reid, and Miss Cummings.
BOARD OP HEALTH -Mayor Vaustone,
(chair/nail), 0. Reading, Thos Greg-
ory, Dr. Remedy, J. B. Ferguson, Sec-
retary.; Dr, 3, R, Macdonald, Medical
Health Officer .
Medi terranean and Eastern Europe.
They had been made iti order to put I
the screws on Great 3ritain. The
feebleness. of the Govetunentn policy
in China showed the absence of a
presiding mind.
Sir (-harks ,also referred to the
hostility to Ruesie involved in the
Japanese &11a/we and he advocates
that a clear definition of the respec-
tive interests of Groat Britain and
'Russia could poseibly be seeured by
some sort of an ;Arrangement with
the Czar himself.
Continuing, sir Charles asked if
there was any secret understanding
with Connally regarding her access
to the Persien Gulf, Luta urged (he
fostering of friendship with France.
tir Oharies concluded with moving
rednction of the ealary of the
Foreign Secretary, Lord Lansdowne.
Than= Gibson Bowles (Conserva-
tive), seconded the -motion. )le said
ho regretted the subserviency of the
Foreign Office towards (1 ermany, de-
claring that she was the disturbing
influenve in Chine., and that Mae er-
or William's telegram to Mr. Xru-
ger was hu-gely responsi ble for the
feeling Which produced the Boer war.
During the course of 8. general re-
rly, the LTfider Secretary for the
Foreign OfEce, Lora Cranborne, de-
clared that the great questions af-
fecting Newfoundland were not being
allowed to sleep. They were perpetu-
ally before the Foreign 015ce Of both
Countries. The Government would be
exceedingly glad to settle the New-
foundland question, but it was very
difficult because of a complexity of
interests aver which the British Gov-,
ernment had no canteen
The question of the relations be-
tween Great Britain. etnd Italy was
very important, continued Lord
Cranborne. Great I3ritain's interna-
tional friendships were never aggres-
sive, not' intended to be ap,gressive.
Her friendship with Italy belonged to
that clnss. . It was,. based on some-
thing stronger than tee/lace, namely
identity of interests and sylnpathies.
The agreement with Japan, Lord
Cranhorne asserted, was founded on
mutual interests. Lord Cranborne
further remarked that he did not. be-
lieve China was likely to be mislecl
by the advances of various powers.
She knew it was the true Policy Of
Great Britain to maintain. the integ-
rity of China., and increase her re-
sources, He was not in the slightest
afraid, therefore, of the small ad-
vantages wh Leh it was thought had
been gained by other powers. -
Lord Cranborne quoted the denial
of Germ an Imperial C hancel I or,
Count Von Beelow, that Germany
had exclusive rights in Shan Tubg,
and Claimed therefore that the door
_
remained open. If you have any .need in the
jewelry line, however small,
Tars rupee THY; Wilt h18.
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just write us about it.
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In the Shaw Block
hii the
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It is early, quite early, to
talk of spring goods, But
we have made ready to
meet your wants when the
time comes. We're bound
to be in the forefront.
We are determined to win
your tailoring account on
sheer merit. Every gar-
ment two turn out is a strong
bid for btzsiness. Its style
-its workmanship -its fit
-its finish -all appeal to
the good taste and ambitions
of the careful dresser.
MMOgIltflg-Mtf
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Write us
a Letter.
*),1115-6 •
As a result of washouts, the Grand
Trunle Railroad was unable to run - Our Catalogue contains
photographs of many
hundreds of our choicest
pieces, and iritl be seat
very likely send a team to the Do- t you free,
minion Rifle Association meeting ittZ
Ottawa in August to compete for the e We guarantee safe delivery
Fauna prize.
Wednesday the 1,0 -year -Old daugh- -prepay charges and cheer -
ter of Charles Adiey of Union, neat- s fully refund mOney if you so
St. Thomas, was drowned fn pond. s
The mother of the child witnessed desire.
the tragedy, but could render no as-
sistance. DIAMOND. HALL,
Police Magistrate I<ingsford, ot
.
Toronto, Thursday morning sentenc-
Established1854.
ed Pat Downes to five years in the
-Kingston Penitcntiary. Downes is tt Ryrie Eris
os
9
yottnit Man who was recently Con-
victed of a, criminal assault upon 'Yon& and Adel/aide Site
small bey.
*robe C. Berm. proprietor of the -
Ilevere House, Brockville, met with
an accident 'Wednesday night, and his .
recovery is doubtful. He fell from
one of the windows in the rear of his •
hotel, a distance of about 20 feet,
and was unconscious when picked up.
Since he left Parlaiment • Mi-
chael Devitt has become a. lop -
ions and violent letter writer in the
Nectioftal prase; Thursday he bitrr-
trains Thursday between eJetroit and
Chicago.
. s
New Zealand and Australia will
1n
13nr icat.ctrell !Pt. 5Tvllit;i7 ton
st a. t thelo, alt
of English Catholics to the throne
and the person of the sovereign was
expressed.
ream, le the thittppirese,
Washington, July 4. ---The President
has formally declared the restorer
tion of pectee in the Philippine Archie
pelago; ho has placed the felaticiff un-
der comil plete civc
ontrol and has ex-
troded general amnesty tts the
vines who have been in rebellion,
taretase taste eettret.
TORONTO.
Defoe. Nur, Wood' s rhototodbie,
The' Great English kemedy.
Sold and recommended by all
druggists in Canada. Only reli-
able medichte ditmovered. Ste
jockages guaranteed to etre all
torms o Sexual Weeknese, all eiIeets of itbrifte
or eXoest, Mental Worry, Exeessite Mei of TO-
bitoce, Oplute or Stith/A/Mts. Mailed eh Aceipt
of price. one package EL six* $5., One Will 202a8e;
StZ wig cure. -Pamphlets tree to any Address.
The Wood Coinpasty, Windsor, Ont.
Wood's Shosphodirte is sold in Wingham by
Colin A. Campbell,. A. L. Hamilton. it. A.
Douglas's, mad J. B. Davis, Deepens.
TO CON srmrlervzs,
The undersigtea lumber been restored to
Utah by simple /itemise after ourfering for
several years with a sevete lute affeetion. and
that dread eiseiiee Cominetipturie 1 anxious to
make 'known to his fence+, aufferens the means
july 4eenhe„ Itarirey, M. of Imre. To them/ Who deeire it, he will eheer,
11.0g Begs there itr need for witmeigerdee, .!;figifte4 virgg pre
pan ver tho Ord pox outbreak cattatimptham Altt inta, oaten? . iteenehts
bete. The number of cases in the las and im threat soar Aloha int He
Village la 15, The dieettee tattle hopes Ssuffertill tvgsti thissaatepevogitlor
from tituniltent * month ago. Thi 414111At enstilhont hothdre, and' mar areve;
diskette. to mitt* coittrol. n Nessinit, trill please addreas, Rat% ION
WARD A. WILSON', Etookira, Neer York,
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PIANO AND THEORY.
MISS SARA LOUISE MOORE, L.C.M.
and member of the Associated Musicians of
Ontario, is prepared to receive a Hmitecl num-
ber of pupils for instruction on Plano and in
Theory.
Special attention given to pupils preparing
for examinations.
Besidence-opposite R. 0. Church, Wingham.
J. J. Elliott, V. S.
Honorary Graduate of
Ontario 'Veterinary
Opllege.
Office and Infirmary
corner of Victoria and
Minnie Sts. Wingham.
Day and night calls
prlomptly attended to.
Telephone connection.
FARMERS
and anyone having live stook or other
articles they wish to dispose of, should adver•
tise the same for sale in the Times. Our large
circulation tells and it will be strange indeed if
you do not got a customer. We can't guarantee
that you will Sell because yott may ask more
for the article or stock than it is worth. Send
your advertisement to the Triers and try this
plan of disposing of your stock and other
articles.
Public
Telephone
Stations
'Place the vast facilities of the
Telephone System at the
. disposal of eVeryOne.
Are Convenient for the use of
non -subscribers.
The Bell Telephone Co. of Canada
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per lbw for each latbeequent ingertion.
Advertisement:4 of Lost, Found, Strayed,
Farms for Sole or to Rent, and eimilor, *LIM for
first month and ell cents for euch Huh:eel/wet
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TFIII Jan Dee.sivesiesee is storkrd with it
extensive assortment o t all recedsites feriae/it-
int:, affording facilitive not equalled in the
type and appropriate CULT1 for all stylet; of Post -
county for turitims out first team work. Large
ors, Hand. %Ile, etc., and the latest 1,i01,(11 of
choice faucY type for the finer classes of mane
Ing.
VERT HOT WLAfHEU
igs••••• Own—Mr.
Proiniced by -Rev. Mr. Hicks for the
Month oF 4 Lay
,
A Veutes dietarbanc; neutral on
the 2r.d.extendine its. in0'lice beyond,
the middle of the mor.th. Tim effects
a tine Verus period will he very
merited el:erten' the regular Vulcan,
(storm period, eatendunenfrom the 4th
to the 10th. Oa 'the 4th and. 5th 1110041.
is 'al, her extreme declination north, in!
Ile-rim:cone at 11011A Ittsetnt. Those tact,
;shadow* a W0.1.111, wave an great inten-
;say, a low) atato a barometric pros -
ear*, a bighl era' cent of atmospheric;
humidity wad some wicked, stanza of
thurider, wind, rain and hail. The
. 10th day of July is not strictly withint
the limite of a :item, "taloa, bat it is
tee date MY which thy xnoon troasen
tho celeetial equator -and. le covered
by the combined lufbeences -of the
Verne and Mercury periods. Donee
the reactionary ettornee due about tho
lith to lith will meet probably de-
velop en and touching the 10th, lilx-
ee,seittele wenn lveatlis.er will exist
peen te the etorm erenneations at ib7,si
tame. The, oppasitiom 01 Um planet
Saturn fate ea the 17,...b., and unless
ling:tent and general electrical storms
occur to break up the concentration of
Solar energy, a prolonged terni; of in-
tensely warm weather will continue
threugh all the central part of ;the
meeth. On June 10th, the date of the
titan and devastating etorme ils many
factious, we passed between Uranus
and the sun. On July 17th we will
Nee between Saturn ad the sun, aud
en August, 0 we, will sail in between
the aim and great Jointer. If wee do'
not have ;such a broken up order dur-
leg July and Augu.st, but it proe
longed heat, with little electrical phe-
nomena, general and Severe drought
will prevail over .most nart s or the
country up to the. September equinox
and the. present ;seismic state of un-
met will be peolengeci. no central
Moffatt storm. periodfor the Montill
covers t110 15th to the 20th, being
central an the 17th, the datt of Sat-
= tin oppoettion. with earth end, own
We may therefore expect lonte uotiible
disturbances between 'Wednesday, the
1.61.11. and Monday, 20t11. If these die-
terbateea do not take the farm of
heavy electrical storms phenomenal
heat will prevail and seismic. porter -
Initiates will probably cc:limn:de cn, or
near the 20th, The 22nd to the. 24th,
itolusive, will bring a reaction from
high to a lower barometer, the- tem-
peraturt will rise to higher readitga
and sternainees, with lightning,threat-
ersing *loads and rain in mealy loottli-
ties will be natural, all -reaching the
et:imitating steges on and touching
the 24th. Tho last atorm: period for
July will culminate durine the clos-
ing days ot the month, low barometer,
cloudiness With; probable rain and
thunderstorms being its transit from
weat to east as July goes out. .
II. B. ELLIOTT,
Proprietor and Pablielter
T P. KENNEDY, M. 1).. M. 0. P. 14.0
V.5 Colondier of tho British Medical Assoeia-
tion.) Gold Medallist in Medicine. Specie'
attention paid to diseases of Women and Child
rem Office hours -1 to 4 p, re. :7 to 9 p.
DR. AlACDO,a,TALD,
Centre Street
Ontario.
DR. A.GNE W,
Physician, Surgeon, etc.
Office-Macdoluad Block, over J. E. Davis'
Drug Store. Night mils answered at the entice.
RVAN8TONE,
AL.
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC
Private met Company funds to loan at lowest
rate of intereet. No commissional/erg/el. art -
gages, town and farm property bought and
sold. Office, Beaver Block. Winghunt.
rA. MORTON',
BARRISTER, &c.,
WI/wham, Ont.
E. 14. Dm/curses
•nvI.
DICKINSON & HOLMES
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, Rte.
•
Mcnver TO Loan.
Omen: Moyer Block, Wingham.
ARTHUR J. IRWIN, D. D. S., L. D. S.
Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Pennsylvania
Dental College and Licentiate of the Royal
College of Dental Surgeons ot Ontario. Office
over Post Office, Wingham.
Office closed (very Wednesday afternoon
during June, July and Augest,
TV T. HOLLOWAY, D.D.S.,
11'• L.D.S.
Nev method for painless ex-
traction. No Cocaine.
Special attention to `the care and regulation
of children's teeth. Moderate prices, and all
work carefully' and skilfully performed. Met
in Beaver Block, Wingham.
Office closed every Wednesday afternoon
during June, July and August.
JOHN RITCHIE,
GENERAL INSTJRANCE AGENT,
Ont,
JOHN CURRIE, Writeamet, ONT.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
Beteg of Farm Stock and Farm Implements a
specialty.
All orders left at Tee TIMES office promptly
attended to. Teems reasonable.
eteeenenea
E. ESTELLE GRIFFIN
WINGEtAlif
TEACHER OF VOICE CULTURE.
Pupil% prepared for Conservatory. of Music
enamlnations.
VIOLIN AND GUITAR.
MISS CARRIE MOORE
of London Conservatory of Music, be pre-
pared sifter Oct. 1st to receive a limitee num-
ber of pupils for instruction on Violin and
Ge/ice-opposite R. C. Church, Wingletee,
jOle PRINTING,
includbq Books, Pamphlets, restore, Bib
Heeds, renters, &c., &e., executed in the best
style of he art, at moderate prices, and on
short notice.
BOOKBINDINO.-We are pleased to announce
that any Books or Magazines left with us for
Binding, will leave our prompt attention
Prices for Binding in any style will be given on
application to
TOM TIMES OPTICS,
Wingham.
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
GRAND TItUATLWAY SYSTEM.
TlIMEIM 'LEAVE YOU
London 0.50 a.m.... 8.10p.m.
Toronto & East -9 6.58 a.m.... &Oaten.
Kitearcline..11,10 a.mL40
Anemia Atom
Kincardine ....0.60 a.m9.00 nazi.... 8.06 p.m.
London 11.10 a.ra.... 7.55 pan.
Palmerston 11.10 a.m.
Toronto & 1.40 pan.- 8.88 pan,
M. O. DIMON', Agent, Wingham,
OAXAMAXPACISID RADAVAX.
%%Ants LEAVE reit t,
Toronto and lotst 8.57 a.m.... 3413 pan.
Teeswater 1.17 p,m....10.48 p.M.
AIiTtIVX *ROM
'reearlater...... 6.57 mut 8 58 p.M.
Tort:intro and rsist 117 p.m. - .10.48 plat
J.R. BEEMER, Agent, Witethera.
-IT PAYS .
A Few Points
(From the Philo.delphia. Record.) t
Itt metrimony the minister is e geed,
ore. to tie two.
A fast Miar.I is very slew ' wheli1 it
camas te paying hL'r debts.
The girl whcl hag too mate .ealtors
is troubled with a air -plus.
It dine not follow that an argument
le legical becaune, it is theological.
It may sound funny, but floating
debts the generally what sink n cor-
esera,tiote
One swallow; may not make; a sum-
mer, but a grasshopper cant mane a
ispring.
A sure eigm is one that roads "No
Trieste"
,
An old bncbelor ;sapn the beet peti
dogs come in glass eases. . .
Flattery is aIwaye *dished out la
other people' never to 1351(
ALT ep,ndiclate who, its knifed at the
polis i apif to feel somewhat out up.
ItisIIW ax IMIS3e. Imatte.t4 for, a man+ to
make hie ,wife believe that he doesn't
'WO' veryf much. ." „
There is a noted difference
in the style and fit of Pants we
make that always brings peo.
ple back for another pair.
Then there is the low price
and better quality of cloth put
in thern—cloth that wears
See our new goods and prices.
WEBSTER & CO.
TnAbg Manta
Catt/DREfalillitfrNatalke.
Aayste sending it stet& and description may
TO ADVERTISE tiggit:eiregiViteatt;'*onleitilq
swat free oldest agate' for secure/ailment/A,
inte teem tureugh Munn &-c,o. marl
*Him notice, WItheat chite 0. Itttho
IN Tlit Stiettlifit Jlmerkan.
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