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_E WINUAll >iMES. entitle east OWea little t(1 Itis leatelkts, the :A � �if FE AT '��Q '
1cx+r Ca g t r>iw rNtapt4<a cut tat alyr,ItpaM Ile ;L
• .I'i•tattlstaia ram ?xotra+uatxnR 1 si sichoot P rtti h fest rch,1mu lite to very }
Mr- neither, of the 3l'orta] �• Chron- "• It tea Per ctrNt. ♦t lel .osetci,.
.,..:" : ..: � N«. 1 .sprit
THURSDAY, `. d o , icer• on of the Englie<h editors visiting a
SEPT. , tact,.. 1 llr.trtlecg. Aug. 2.8. --Front the
r Canada Ot proeent,`has a eocxl idea of peerence tai the samples of wheat
011eada's greatness. In reply to the. ret:d cut it looks as if al; out tiO
toast, "Oar Guests," at Quubec,ho saw:.1 cent. will grade :Co. 1. l:.ard.
"C.inada its :t denetry, of great ter-' It is tanetc•rstttad that the rail
• ritarloagreat rivers, t+aiaajt,.t:ie:: have decided not to
a ,gleets distances, any snore bargee teats of hula
great m eoureeaa and a great Suture. l se evaluates. Altair inteutitrrt is
TLe tame is not far distant when rad"11.0 th ia' load I',, Ln
'MAW of these will be joined by their. : Qazlaci,i, Prom wlirrca the lazy Pacific #end..d Izystei,a of agencies: aril t
Ektniliea #hit winter and, he estimates swell breaks on rwill Lcep lime
ho sands of British The
reels tee benefit of increasing vai
Columbia to the rook: -bound Atlantic- -,'l lee weatJmr
that vwitltiit a year or two it will have a fe t.ree•s att•e tag
population of 23,000, The New On-
tario Government railway, he Pays,
will have to be built paast New Les -
lard thea as it is only at the Legitirtiug :
of the settlement, the .rest a us, of all that hes en- tl terday. 3 itid was te 7 bushels of
The Ottawa Citizen (Cot ervativei nolo Pritain's past, but resoh'ed , aluality.
speaks of this as the "time when. Can- U8:t the. glory of the Empire ltereaf- ` 3 tlozen machines will start
kir e.ilt ba told not in blood, nor �lfeigtnonite district to -day, where
oda,. is beginning to forge ahead as she an has finished.
ue'er� did. tcifore." That is patent to.
with tla"' reword, but with the poo of : �, eeial train of harvesters arri
eyerybody. Even Sir C'sarl s pt'°•c"' Our marching orders will be . fr. 1 L tenebee yesterday with COO
e Tu iptsa,
attended, not by the. boom of cannon, . board in akfrg I.. 000 who have
who, when the Liberal tariff was Lefore " ,
but 'by toe song of happiness, result- • t ti•eti eta crate,
the ilpnsat dee/eared stoat he could peter tit,« » l,e:,t Fiord i>, I:,;M«x,
the walls of the itidustrias which were ' freer, indastry and prcgress," Tcrnnto Aug. o 3. --
R"ha enter
b be rained 123 if, leas been s ousts�airr• - .. -... 1't;:art:iieut of Agriculture a has
ed to say* that Canada lits enjoyed SACRIFICE OF THE FOREST celeed :t report from Z:tcax t wan
i:e a n'i;ghboa•leaocl of Hin sviile.
trnprfeedented prosperity. Tat ought h Truly at::.cites of tries is destined, an aetriai yield front 13 acres td ;a
to •eneonrnge Der atria' re?f lrius to father to ixcease more and more regarded as 1•aasJt is of wheat, an ue co ram•
rednctious in the interest of the Can- it cutis.; to lee, says the Ottawa Free al coat ddl �h :she1'z an acre. - ]sir
adieu people. acme- yielded an ai era; r of •,0 ]act
Press. Ik cannot be too often pointed, els, This was on the farm of li
The Chieego Record -Herald its out ti at there is no better field open. tart Wigle, and is considered a I
amang those tapers of the `Crated ing up for' young man than the study : ca'oFt-
ttaste which have a proper coneep- and practice of scientific forestry. A i
tion oetthe relation of Canada to Brit- high authority has said that the young' aieeer,:ed 1 iu seta. 8
airs a 4 of the elaz:,acter of our aov- forester has prospects of a salary that i Sydney, =,-. S,. Aug. 3S The su
erument. t Ina uals that of the. averse college pro- ; of slat iloitiiufort Iron and St
pointing ont th ;t 4 K Contp :lei* tvaas resumed t esterd
xttithing was actually done ad th. fersor. To men of mental and pLysi-' Judge Duibiclge and the coarse] i
coronation conference it says the oat vigor who delight in nature and ` terested visited the works, a>. d th
•colonial premiers were not empow- 1 outdoasr life the would see=r to be a ; heard the et idence of A. 3. Metha3.
Bred to r„gree to anything, and could congenial and lucrative occupation. In • the: former manager of the Steel Coe
1st;! stnderta1oe to forester' litotes, do abandoned slum pang. and Mr. _Beans, the mama,
lay proposals be- p • of the blast furnaces. The court e
fore their Parliaments. "`The meet- lax,ds need scientific attention, espec- then _ el ourited to meet on Sept.
bag directs: attention anon," seas the Odle. in Canada, where it must be con- at Ottawa.
HE 1►- [NWL FN TIMES, SEPTE BER 4i. i�.•Q2.
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That Man Behind the Pick, f
(rT. Colorado Spin;s.Utaz4ette. • 1 T N DIRECTORY
eel" Thera hail be alt ktufls of gust. about
the luau who is ,,h-hinal"---
1 And the tna tr b'hiud the c therm has
b:est toa.trd,rt iced aiut diced.
ay-- 's Tie:Teat the Luau Withal the musket,
nl- and the men helmet tilt feuee;
per ; Au:i the man behind his whiskers anti
Ilea tatatt belriitd his reins;
way Aud the mail behind the pow lleain,
sell an 1 the titan behind the hoe;
to And the: titan behind the ballot, and
the luau bohind
n
b u ,d ti.e t,ou„h,
to And the min b:ltiud the jiutuly and
11885 4 the nem tehtuil thebets;
And the Jatury that hos snooping ou
es- the stage behind the •fstars';
4"111„ At.d the roan behind the k:z se,
e ofthe man behind the tis
t,
NATES AND QQMMirNTS
Themes Southworth, co naaissioner
Of 1 uization for Ontario, says that
about 8,� settlere leave ulreedy teaks*
tip land in the Teniiskaauaing district.
bet vet coast C. Nova Scolia, will be :; it la gathering "art nue:antag
g" � the harvest.
the horns of minims of stela -art pet- ley Saturday night half of ,
,
nut they tut-s'd one honest irllow
lFa t That tie *nd rai4izlg of as Idok,
of h Y du't tnaI to nuentiou of
the Winn behiracl the tri' k,
ttp the rugged monutaiu side a thous-
lillft and feet lee take+ leis war,
Or as far into the d rkness forth the
in cheerian light of day;
cut- He is Out out from the sunlight in the
gliutuier of the 1autp;
ved : He is tut off from the sweet air iu the
on ` sickly fumes au 1 tlar,ilpe;
ar- He must toil iu creeneva psis:tiaus;anrl
mast take hie life in hand,
For he works in dewily peril that but
io few can t.nelersraod•
,•t•
Beat he does it all in silt nee, .and he
y, : seldom makes a ktc'k.
0; F Whica is why I sines the rrai.es of the
_p Hekhan b.-hiltri the? .'ick.
: unlocks the belted portals of the
its , 1nounteius to tier stores
ala , Ilio i:t natutn's vast exedteeuer in the
er ;: treasatre home of oars,
,1,. He applies a key dynamic, and the
gates are baeksverd rolled
And the azcicaut rinks are riven to their
secret heart of,gold.
1 Things of cnmfor` and of beauty and
it 9 of u'efulsress ars mined
eel 9 By this brace and quiet worker -he's i 1
pie. rich be the possession of ten-
lobo wheat crop Will be teat. 11It
bauttded national wealth, road, with threshing' cortatitenced on the farm
it yet, Melt at its Grt;tna d]stri•
B4PTl$T Clluileu--Sabbath services a
IES ULIlsliE lex$ j HOUSEHOLD RECIPES,
tHE Ile. TINES
11 a nn and 7 p let. Sunday School at
130 p nt, General prayer II>eetiul,
=Wednesday evenings. Rey. 3. J. Pat
terson,B,A,,patstor. W,J.Chapinan, 8.8
Superintendent.
IlisrltotlisT Outlaw -Sabbath service
at 11 a w. and 7 p in. Sunday School a
2:30 pm. Epworth League every Man
tlt�y eyewink. General prayer nteetitt
ol. Wednesday oveiaiat),'s, Rey, Iticila
Idobbs, pastor. Dr. Towler* S. S. Sup
eriutendent.
PauSa 'TEnuA i 0nDuon-Sa;.bll:atlt se
vices at 11 a at and 7 p m. Sunday
Schoen at 2:300 p uta. General prayer
meeting on Wednesday evenings. Rev.
D. Perrie, pastor and S ''. auperintenn-
dent.
ST. PAL`L'S 011uacir EpisooPart-�Sab-
bath services at 11 a to and 7 p m. Sun-
day School at 2:30p m. General prayer
meeting en 1Vednesday evening. Rey.
'4Vnt. Lowe, incumbent. F. Shore, S. S.
Superintendent.
Sff.Lv�'rldx ARa1r. Se rrice at 7 and 11
a m and 8 and 8 p. nt on Sunda , and
every- evening daring the wee- at S
o'clock at the barracks,
Pose OFFICE -1st. Macdonald Block.
Ofliee Lours from S a u. to a:30 p m•
Peter Fisher, postmaster.
a:I1;Cneteles' Ixsir t:rt -Library and
free reading room in the Totem Hall,
trill be open every afternoon fronm.2 to
5: ? p O'clock and every evening Srcan 7 to
:1x30 o'clock, Miss ;Millie Robertson,
librarian.
Town Co tic R•, Vanstone, Mayor;
Win. Holmes, Thos. Bell, Robt. Mc-
Iudoo. J 3. Elliott, W. F. VauStone,
A. J. Irwin, Councillors; J. B. Fer-
guson, Clerk and Treasurer; William
Clegg, Assessor, Wm.. • Robertson, Col-
ector, Board meets first Monday even-
ing in each rnonth'rat 8 o'clock.
SCHOOL BOARD. -E. 'Kerr, (chairman.),
Thos. Abraham, J. J. Elliott,
Idomuth,Wrn. Moore, Thos. Bell, Wm.
Button, C. N. Griffin. Seerstary, War,
Robertson; Treasurer, J, B. Ferguson.
Meetings second Tuesday evening in each
mond.-
PCBLle SCHOOL TEACHERS. -A.
.; EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
The Times O lice, Beaver B1oelr
S W1NOrtaaM, ONTARIO.
i6 Pi%13.itna
Tenses or Selecntrrtox $1 J,) per annure in
g etdrauce, ¢l.rao it not so paid. No paper ei„enn
Mellor aimed rill urreatx ore paid, eaeeptetthe
o stip a f th
a o e publisher.
l lshr
p r,
AnvEnxtstee RATES. Legad and other
reseal suivertisements rl per Nenperielline for
r_ first hives tion, tic per lisle for " e,eJt subeegt;cat
iarsertion.
Adreat"setnents in local columns are charged
10 ets. tier line for &sit insertion, tion, and S tenth
per line for each subsequent insertion.
Advertiiements of Lest, Found, Strayed,
Fanny for Sulu or to Rent, end similar, t41.(5t for
first month end, 50 cents for .each subsequent
penult.
CONTRACI our yet •for the Inst iorilof ad table
ements
for CIJCcified periods:
melee. 1 rn. Otto. 3 ago, 1 Me
One Column $tXt.9O 1„3S.W $15.00 Stern
Half C Column.- 55.00 1$.00 10A0 .4.uU
Ali artcr Column rt.00 10,00 O.e1) 2.01
willUeittsertt Itillforbid and chargtdaifle cco accord-
], Tran,Lient advertisements must bo paid
for in advance.
Ten Jon DEPARTatE>ST I8 stocit d with ata
extensive assortment of all requisites for print-
ing, affording facilities not equalled in the
er enty for tur'nin!. o ri first class work. Large
types and , ptaroprinte cuts for all styles of Past-
er Heed i m4. etc.., and the latest styles of
choice fancy type tor the flier classes of print
ing.
ay, y a friend of huts.:ankied;
Who though trampled down and nu-
n derpaid, toils on without a kick;
:, So I lift my haat in honor of the man
i.- l behind the pick.
et• _-
g = 4f'GSIi,`rtG14rs^efS.it�F��ICPC
:
Clara ;o paper, "to the strength of fess•_d haat, notwithstanding the very
�t rtailw ar• Man:MNr t:.•,+f;;Tls.
tree /mine rule principle in the Brit- - gr..t worthy efforts being made by 1 :crnteesaai, Ant' S. -"I l;a
ere t
i6kpaC
srssions. There are really both
Federal Provincial govern- > real with trLit Ioc tl: f.•..tt e: t
no freer government:,,- in the world„mints, evo are yet far from being as wards all e oenected with it," iv
than ih.1;;e of Australia and Cauda-,> prcgressice as we aught to be, , We 1 thz statement !Wade tua.•sday wetting; a.
tv
5should have followed the lead of Ger-' 1 e "11a'atat'�cr '•lt:s`c, l o: the I.C`.I:. 3 6
The Ktugston Whig remarlts•-.Con- t many :.rad Britain long ago. f u i The oniciatt car <t. the I.C.B. was at- t `' It is early, quite earl to t'
gratulatintns are beim,pestered o t a t tatted to the 3fa;ritime cxl revs last :. - talk of spring� Y, 0
„ in neon . better late than never and the shame- a ,•venin., air•. Reseen beim; tettgoods. But ,vi
$on, Geo. W. Ross on his safe retur:i in '• ful abuse and sacrifice of our timber ih: ou_•h
to 1.'uG.:lca l,y thr at.'ni:i_ e- we have made ready to
a splendid state o health. His a pear- r lands czar. yet be atoned .for. Q: ene o: the alovcatr':..t, ta:iwaty. tlteCt your Wants when the
once is so reassuring that his followers ggI 1 i; bine comes. We're bound 0
Neil insist up= an ocean trip every year i 8 newt,. t .Arts t, 188 Stu,trS 6 to be in the forefront. IV
ns a refresher. To-clay,August w., the A Unique Home. 1 Lintls.•ay, .1 up.. 28.--Nortttan e- ii'i We are determined. to win pi
�
' In Sweden and Norway there etre x 411:rehy, a lawyer here for some av
Premieercomp',eteedthirty years ofst_riceyears Past, it c been missing from fa your tailoring accoant on S
in the Cana•Iian Parliament -a terra of +several homes for spinsters. One oft town she.e last Friday. l eeterday a tdr sheer merit. Every gar-
graat Irublie usefulness and personal theist at least is as attractive as ie small bo-.- found his body tiotrtit;g in al Inealt'w'e turn out is a strong f►
credit. Strait iu the iSarsnest perianal, unique. It is a monument to the stem- •else tie cr hear the pump -house. Isis !I bid for business, Its style
allegiance of his followers, and a credit try of an ex seeding wea'rity old' vide i s tho' ,hi Tito be the cause of his It _its workmanship -its St ,�
to them. and to the Province in all has r man, who, dying more than 200 vears 1 untimely end. -its fi .ish-all appeal to 6
n
pnbitt= appearances, he has every .. tett, left the major part of his fortune 1 � the good taste and ambitions
s to the old maids among Fur Y•,ttenit,a: Citick:eaast, C
incentive tocontinued duty in his nigh ,„his descend- ?Ts
of the careful dresser.
Post That he may longante. A superb home was built fur- ( Ottawa, Aug. 2,3.-T. C. tiara of
yextend thee` 11e • > rb� I•et artneent o Agricunuree has r•o- ,
twin just completed tvi;3 be tete with r uished and managed by sa]aried true_ F term'd from. shit Maritime 1't ov nce_s,
of a countless host of () t L , It flourished and I
tt: h C
can r la. i, REpon�'
I i t 11 to Its the SII. IP
Shave Block i
• �'. r . .-.yr,r r . Y.ii,':.:4 �' 11'Y;d.r`•.E- ,., y.o
1 2.+e
ta Musgrove, Principal. E. C. Couites,
he, Miss Reynolds, Miss Farquharson, Miss
cr : Cornyn, Miss McLean,' Miss Matheson.
tr,, - Miss i
s 1
Fie c and. Miss
lizkss t m '
'F i,1 all
}1$y�j, n 5.
r n zr:o s wen_ tees. bas continued a ee.ere hI, as e::#:iblisLrr1•$Ix Ftfltions
shets," "Any unmarried womam whofor ant fen itt•, clticl.cner of P.
hued relationship to the founder of a ere e: n a . o ha one to Caiee Prr-
ffhe Toronto Globe says aeditoraa i ( 1on. oat' fn tiovaa Scotia and one in
(`Prof. Remolds of the Ontario + the institution is entitled to admission ; New Brunswick.
cultural College assig,ls as :. reason for to the home. She is .given a suit of a
theg eater destruction of arna by light- ;. r`votns, a servant, private meals and ism I),t'd 1 r.,Lr Xx,jn lea.
subject to uo rules save such as orcl.i- . Belleville, A;•g. 0_8.--I:obert brri-
ning in recent years the dis3ppesranee ' . e-, a era. noel• of Anteliasistarg, eves
of forests. Treeshe says, are conductors nary good behavior demands- di-tvilw' a binder Tuesday afternoon
of lightening. Where there are mans of = when the horses became frightened
theta they carry the tieetri-al energy in One Hundred Years of Trousers. • a 1 d ran away. The unfortunate man
sin aall currents to the earth. 'end thus n opie will be gar riled to hear was thrown on the klnie es toad so
,, Most 'badly cut and mutilated that he
vent damage. That is why it is that you i that trousers, as at present warn by the a died.
so often find single trees destroyers while ; tnnlo portion of humanity, have just
Tide Catches Fettr Persons,
there le no appearance of eama;e in the celebrated their cententars, bat, accord- London, Aug. 29. t- four .weeny
..sorest. Where there are many trees to- an; to Fashion, smelt is uudonbtedI the• I
through , y , who everO spending a ho:iday at Kir- :
gether carrents pass a number eaeee. Taey "came ia" on aaaonnr of tonskeldy'ke, Lincolnshire, ;vestendav
of them, insamll volume to the ground, the high living prevalent a hundreal aero drowned. The t arty Wcere> stro:-
•t.
s.,
a1Tic.entyearsage.e "
to canis r„ destruction. Trees This produced a good deal ling aA th.._a.n�i and before they were
t.ecordingto this theory, are til• Bestpits- of gout whose tsyinges the tight -fitting ' atraro of tit ate data;emus position •
teetiona against iightnin;,*, but the r sY.su d costume made unbearable. Hence the ;were cut oC by the tide.
not pe pat too close to tha house. ifieentitan of the wider form of garment, ` -t Pure Ins-e,taina,
'Under the Leading t' n which soon became fashionable, and 1 Ottawa, .iu 28. -1 Ttn::er i .ion
-Pews apere nit e ao L'o;nniissioncr .rr_€31eo eap i:zec v,cat-
Crime Schools," Harper's Weekly pars: eya., ar._ptecd Ity many ro}ai per,3ttages k ed the report grate ,:- tnue-l:fiarit etas
"livery newspaper store al;oatiiiml:ts at home and nbraad, Among the dan-on foot to settles 3(), ialia Is,.;ynstivat-
ta:esctf the period, however, the nets lac nQltte'Is iia else f':an:t+lion crest, .anti
beta the passible seed of another Tracey.
It is strict was regarded with contempt, and finds the stun;. to be ei I.e:re invert -
to do about it? What may
has sa ILS IC:.t n Alnaac'I;'s was at its height as a
t10II.
7 y p F *yr "e . n anabie resort the ` '
o gree„ i3a6e of :
done (about such cases sometimes . t fzs
prevent by law the publication of cola- on- ilia sites was Dose refushed tints- T ogra hrcai Errors.
e stole lin, aerie he himselfY13 s P
Diss details of crimes,of pursuits c+° trails presented that
ti in ' From the Printer and Publisher.
and the like." That sort of rubbish „°,1; trot: erg Instead of the (for riot #.mel , Prom a maritime paper our eagle
not heart examination. The day bas crthodos nether garments. So far has a eyed "Clipper" :nips out the following
gone by, fortunatelg, tr,.c:,, wing . their stay now extended that they and wants to know if the long word in
children and older people in antorance threaten to supplant even the Scottish the second line is spelt correctly.
was the best way to ensure virtuous lives.: '"'1t.-Lonalon Telegaaph.
The youth who t stieusnre vats tai evil by , "there were five large dancing stages,
, and on these the herpechorean art was
For Delinquent Subscribers. ;; indulged in by young and old to the
of eecellent violin trinsie.
e , A level Beaded newspaper Irian puts • strains
tThe C Ion s` is In for a. libel"
} el'�at'tion
r
it in this way: We presume, that Some surely, having annon;•cel that "Proses
people think we newspaper men are pet- sor McMillan and a party of thirsts boa
sis«Ent dans. Let dice farmer place `anists" had gene on an exturs:on, in-
himself in a similar bnsiuess potation stead of "Professor aft:Miliau and a par -
and rte if he would, not do the very ty of thirty botanists "--'t i:•toria 13. C.
sante. Sti+sps_se he raises a crop of one colonist.
D.R. OHASE % RZ Mleril a
De. (th+rrss's Kideoreavbr Plrles. one pill
a►. does, f!1 tents a bra. five bates fci Se®.
OOibII4't Oterta4 Feted, :,0 cents a box,
De,Ce1N(�d's Otntt»eet:, et re's a bor.
hero's Catarrh Curt,:, ,recti a lex.
'et Liver Cure, a e• ifs 1 beCe.
tea f11Yesseit $yrue of Linseed *rad
Turaeotttseo, , ce se a het t ter it a d
>Ntw,res cfbe A. W. s ,t , ra c•verr• tea cid*
tee. At all de,;,C:.. sr L lata::.:.:t Bates ,
r, Tetsuo,
thousand bushels of wheat and trio neigh- : The other day a arr. Avery was mar- -
bor t cnld come to bay a bushes and ried to a Mips Small. "A sub -editor head. J7gtare. OOt='S IdpptCtiili(3,
this rtIes was only; the sum. of $k.t;"1 and 0(d the report of the ceremony, "Avery-
': the neighbor says: "I'11 pay you the Sraall Wedding," but the compositor
Munn in it fete days." .' a tine fa 11Eit
ti
Net for a year, but for a Iifetime.
Watches that may be handed from
father to son -heirlooms.
The movement of a s` R yrie''
Watch is as nearly perfect as
possiir:e, and yet, it's not e'rensive.
Tints is why it has brought to cur
store so many buyers; who are
particular about accurate time.
Le 1 Ferrel ret nt:r Ca a:ngne,
• n- e n r means ty t..cf solid
t 5 e co.,' t•.:f• t ver and
✓ 'Syria ,aa .'.res in
1 I. .....tics and gent:omen's
t:zes.
The "Kyrie" :sI0nogrum Catches
are particularly' attractive.
EYRIE EROS.,
Yosge.tad Adelaide* 5ex.,
TORONTO.
Menne HALL,, established 1854.
knew
matter he better, and set it up as "A Very forma o Sexual v�'eekna guaranteed
effectts of lina',lcla
'
deal want to be small in las Small Z'Peddin^
bleco. Opiaim or 8timnlants. troll d o _cert t
sirs "all right." Others come in the b• or excess, /dental worry, Ezee$5-ve use
2Tre Great L'sglv'sh Remaly.
Sold and recommended by all
drnggists in Canada. Only reli-
able medicine discovered. ate
0!To
E3ys watt *' > ` I wish to say to the Congregation" of pike, one package $1, s1x,113, Otte wfli pirate,
3 arr„u til ti'e whole ons thensand ` said the minister, "that the pulpit is not tam cure. Pamphlets free toeny`address-
bashed i g to on,. thousand differ- responsible for the error of th3 printer . The *Wood Company, Windsor, Ont.
ent pa ebasers and; not one of deem on the tickets for the concert in the Sun-' Wood'sPhOsphodine 16 sold in 'CCingliarn by
concerns himself abort it, f6r It ig tai ; G - Colih A. Camnbell, A. L. Flanilton R. A.
day School room. The eorrzert is for the boudass. and T. E. Davis, Druggists.
small aznonnt he owes the farmer and benefit of the Arch Rind, not the Arch
,, that will not heir, hint any'. Ho does Fiend."
not realize that the farmer has frittered
away all his crop in little dribbles and .t Vannniar Name
°that he is fearfully entbarasted in his In the homes f Canada. and the L_.' .. - ` The undersigned having been restored to
health b ei
y
m1
e
I TO t, 1ONSIJ2p.[pT1VEs,
• P means, a ter suffering
for
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b 1`Ff r•
u..In s3 cStat tviral n
':e$ h.. aret•tis vi h
c u lrofewn m t t a e
$ Se 11a 't; 9 s ve
s debtors treat It as aes more
fannl.ar re, Tnng affection, and
and none more reverently spoken. than ' nbiaalt,« ti u n t b tr1Io v'sufferers
u f fe nr, is aitetouq to
, little blotter. But if they all paid Milli that of Dr.A. w.Ohese thegreat a of r .ire it, rs the means
promptly (which they , plrys,- are. To who it, he will Ctu•r,r.
mild do �• ,
lui-
lie net) it would. be - ed ". so ge on dee n eAirh lea I
a large amount Iii- forth., suffering ltasrt:iteved and; conaststnptlori, :lstuntaYcatn�rli°)trOa' for
deed to the farmer and would enable, Ilium the dis asps Ire lads pure4' 1115 relrietlies tts and all tlnrra•at and 1117 3lalatltes nclHat-
cure when. others ft 1. , a btrc.anit well pl nddrr ss, it s P
o as well clan and receipt book author. He is bles. - , fully- aced (ft2r, of ci,ar ,) a ro y of the pre -
to
, ev nr r
to carry on his business without ditrienl- a it the st nd,t and yare popularbhe best lr bple,• l n ua'il TL ,,. d 11 -tithing, ct them ei y in any
i ty. because they i trhleh will Cost the n nnaipma
WARD A. WILSON', Itrooltlya, New York.
BoAInn o>, FL^: cirri itiyor Vaustoue,
(chairman), 0. J. Reading, Thos Greg-
ory, Dr. Kennedy, J. B. Ferguson, Sec-
retary; Dr. J. R. Maedonaid, Medical
Health Officer
H. B. ELLIOTT,
Proprietor and Publisher
T P.A eEtTE.DY,.11.11,.M.C.P.S.O
e • sae -neer of the British Medical, Associse-
tion,) Gold etemillist in 'Medicine. Special
attention land to diseases of Women and Child tieing no other fat than that frame
yen. wive hours. -180 4 p. m.: , to 9 p. m,
't1.I'PLL` a£iNOW,
1:ke a5 iKlilecl Custard) •with' the
Yvr.:s of l ,eggs, 2 corns it411k, 4 lhlte
slx+ous Iiineli: of trait' orad
1-µ teaspoon notatin,
WJsicca of ei ,-, to ala stiff : ilr, and
tiny, b,a.t to ones : np pulverizecl,eu-
gaar and little' by little, •2 oip.t.rari-
F1u'c: aenecl :.piri,f stare• Serve, using
tlaa a.ustatd es 'it t4auee.
POTATO CROQUETTE'S.
Ea.
'fake; eupi cold nastiest p>otatoetiy,
2 'eggs, Bait to taste, 1-2 cap fin
(meeker crumbs; alit 'well, end roll
an the kn::ading. hoard wi;.h the
band 3 ins routed eak.v a 01 tort;; oneei;
see (e'er' a little fine cracker, dtast om
ftraty nboatri!; *eeggwnanin ac,bn�reoatdingermbt; , fan
RICE CROQUETTES.
Tal a 1-e cup rice, bait until aoft,Iet
it; cool and: b'•at into it 2< tinge, `L
apootts sugux, 1 te.aspoov of salt;
mold into .balls, cg; tract bread
cranib, and fry in emolting lett fat. .
MUTTON( CI$OCS,
Remove a :portion oft the. fat
m. them anter
tri
'tu into a n:e� ; h'lpa ; place tl~e
gridiron over a briglat,cl, at ; ire, inti
tiro liars with at [ittlt+a fat,: cad lay tilt
th chops. Whilst boiling, frequent-
1}' tura theme, ;and in about: 8 min-
utes they wili b done. Season, with
p'pp.'r a4'1d sal., S rvii' hers r..nl a,
lit,. dish. Ot+ thxy ea;m bt+ baked Jilt
a dripping' pan Ma hot oven. bast-
ing frequa•ntiy; they art v,'ry mea thee
veer. filiey -can ales: b:, fried on at
frylug pan, having it' very heti `and
the chop. 44y ;5oonc as one. shift is
seared (in about 1 minute) turn .over
art the other ;• then finishing the Cooke
ng more slowly. Sprinkle' salt on
each side: where almostt done.
DR- 3i 3Ci)OYALD,
1
Centre Street
Wingham,
Ontario.
DR. AGNE E1 ic',
Physician, Carn
geo ,ere.
OMee-efacdtnaid Block, over .T. E. Davis`
larufi Stcert, Night tale answered n(• focal/ice.
T. CHISPCbaf, J. S. CHISROae3l
Car., 3.1 rr'.S.o �7n3rn(`M 3iC PSO.
DRS.
R .i tel
O.ltp
& Gl{tSHLttM
• PHY•1CIA:r'B, SL GEONs, ETc.
O rnre-Chisholm Block, Josephine street.
Restniset:-In rear of block, on Patrick St.,
where night calls will be answered.
vANSTONE, ^�+
BA.RRISTuR, SOLICITOR, ETC
Privateattit Compantyfnnd.t to loan at lowest
tate of interest. No commissioncha• - • 1. ort -
PIANO p d J THEORY, gates, tusvn and fain urn erly llneslt and
sold. Office, Beaver Block. winnham,
and member of the Assoeiatrd ,lins'eians of J. A• MORTON,
Ontario, is prepared to receive a limit ed num-•
Dm:a/8 'i tt,
her of pupils for instruction on Piano and in �Ec.
Theory.
Special attention given to pupils preparing
for examinations.
Residence -opposite R. C: Church, Winfiharn,
MISS SARALOU
ISE I E MOORE. L.O.M.
J. J. Elliott, V. S.
Honorary Graduate of
Ontario 'Veterinary
, College.
Office and Infirmary
corner of Vittoria and
Minnie Sts. Wingham.
Day and night calls
promptly attended to.
Telephone connection.
FARMERS
and anyone having live stock 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 bestran a indeed if
you donotget'acustomer. Wean guarantee
tbatou will sell because you may ask more
for the article or stock than it is worth. Send
your advertisement to the TratEs and try this
plan of disposing of your stock and other
articles.
Wingham, Ont.
E L Dir sex -01 Dt'etrt EOLenS
DICKINSON & HOLIES
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, Etc.
:Hexer ea LOSX.
orrice: Serer Block, Wingham.
ARTB:i,-R J. 1RWTh , D. D. S., L. D. 5.
Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Pennsyicania
Dental College and Licentiate of the Royal
College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Office
over Post Office. Wingham.
Office closed every Wednesday afternoon
during June, July and August.
T. HOLLOWAY, D.D.S.
L.D.S. ' tree ".";
New method for painless ex-
traction. _1'o Cocaine.
of
Specialfldeattention teth, 'Moderate anriees, and all
work tarefully and sidlftilly- performed. Office
in Beaver Block, Winghatn,
Office closed erery Weclnesdny afternoon
during June, July and August.
Bell
Te!ephune
GENERAL LtiSLTANCE AGENT.
Wingham, Ont.
OF CANADA.
A new issae cf the SUB-
SCRIBERS' DIRECTORY
for the Distriet of Western
Ontario, including t h e
W I N G H A M Exchange,
will be issued early in,
September. Orders f o r
new connections. changes
of address, changes of
names, duplicate entry of
names, etc., should be
placed et once to ensure
their appearance.
COL.IN A. CAMPBELL,
LOCAL MANAGER,
tetaeateze
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"DUNLOP"
All kinds of
Rubber Tires
for all kinds of
Vehicles.
Dunlop Bicycle Tires
Pneumatic Carriage "Tires
Solid Rubber Carriage Tires
Invalid Chair Tires
Time e.
for•
Thaw • ., a
Gar
iiah
e.,
_
The Dunlop Tire Co., Limited
vnttou r°.
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ter _,r". .. ,.,•,•:•
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,
E. ESTELLE GRIFFIN
WIGA ter
TEACHER OF VOICE CULTURE.
Pupils prepared for Conservatory of Altaic
exon interne.
VIOLIN AND GUITAR.
ItXISS CARRIE MOORE
of London Conservatory of Music, will be pre
tared after Oct. 1st to receive a limited nam -
her of pupils for inctrttetion on Violin and
Guitar.
Residence-oppeeteR. C. Church, NI/Ingham.
JOB PRMI I:i G,
including Books, Paanphlcts, Poster✓', Bill
he beet
Style of the att,' t 'moderatenprices, tand on
short notice.
th t anyBo ks or Aiaga ire neseaeed leftt wiannounce us
Priices for�Binding have
ally style till be given nn
application to
THE TIMES OF'FICE,
Wingheint,
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
GRAND 'rEtYNK I2e1I1;e'G` .r SYSTEM,
London Teems XIAVt FOR
0,50 a.m0.10p.m.
Toronto A: East 0 a.m. • 0.53 u.m , 3.05p.m.
Kincardine -11.10 axa•, 1.40 p -nn S.3 ./all.
ARRI4E num
Kineardine....6.SOrem., O.00t,m '1.0`o pen.
London 11.10 a.m.... 7.53 Pare
Palmerston 11.I0 nim
Toronto & East. 1.40 p.rn .Sala p.m.
L. HAROLD, Agent, Winghanu,
CANADLI.N PACIFIC R•ATLWAT•,
2'Iakins Lawn: Fox
Toronto 'and East0,37 rem,.,, 0.53 p.m.
Teeswater ..., 1.17 p.m,...10.48 p.tn.
ARRIVE 11101l
teeswater,... 0.57 aart.., . 8.553 p.m.
Torouto and East 117 pane. -10.43 pins.
T. H. BEDMEIt, Agent, Wingham.
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Philadelphia Record,
Stalin tweets are often iudigestibler
The, eveatiler man, is mixed in hie
dater.
• '
The dog catcher;;, labors skould b0
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n • a
to -
led
The, sculptor is Obliged to carve out
hie own figure.
The fool who- rocks the boat ;ever -i
ally Boca to regret it,
It's too bad: that sonC1 thiatgs seem
too good to be true.
It doesn't take conseiences to make
cowards, of some people.
The coal manta/ kicks because he is
kept down in: the. .world.
No, Maud, dear, you; can't fill a
poker hand with an; ash; tray.
Talk is cheap, even( to those who
indulge in extravagant remarks.
The fellow whet hid08 his light tiler
der a bushel never blows it out
The girl evith tete most cheek isn't
the one who is; addicted to blushes.
People, may always! looks ont the
bright side of (life without being daze
sled. i
When the clergymen goes into pole
itics, docs he beeie ne a divine healer?
Soma men never break, themselves
of bad habits until• they find them. -
selves broke. •
Its all very, well tot strike omit for
yourself. unless you happen; to be a
bail player'. j a t
Some men strews up( their courage
with etepee. drink until they are po-
a.itively tight. r t
Ivor 0...3. Sixty Teats.
An Old and Well -Tried Remedy :yrs
Winsloev's Soothing Svrnn has been used
for over sixty rears by miilionsof mothers
for their children white teethinar•, with
perfect success. It soothes the child,
softens the gains, allays all pain, cures
wind colic, and is the best remedy for
diarrhoea, It is pleasant to the taste.
Sold by druggists in every part of the
world. Twenty -f ve ceras a bottle. Its
valne is incalculable. Be sure you ask
for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and •
tate rm other kind.
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 them --•cloth that wears
See, our new goods and prices.
EATER,
TltalE MAr1ICS
Daswtvs
.Ane
me en
tafCo5vrtieit-5 &G„
q�tcilp uecrtein oar ermine free ivbetLer
(uf
lnve,tlion is preeethleesthntnba. Veltmanitn
Urals strict) coafdenattat.notebook onPatent&
Beat free. oldest emery for iSticiaiug patents,
Patents taken tiirourb Mune Is Co, Tool**epeetd ottee withoutt charao, lathe
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Abnndsoetely! Ilene tt,,ted Weeltlr, Ter. -tet. r:
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'& Vtrt2Giofata+'t ay,'Ni !t '1erk