Wingham Times, 1890-11-21, Page 7and that yen
rt during the
are that! 11lie.,
nu, and maim
If you once.
home for .Ike
you will And
, and the joy,,
iu will expert.
wn life the bap -
lappet to moot
en they are in.
!ging in any evil
is wrong, he
?Ind effotionately,
e8,, remonstrates
theta to pursue
course. Let tie,
euchers, imitate
id when we do
roof, of warning;
kindly, lovingly,
tly, with the sue
fit and save•the
Ing hiin to Christ.
do in Christ'*
fellow creature
ul to save, and
who has died to
ermost, though it
here else in God'a
upertshable nark
very deed of nne
we perform with
hearts, thnugh it
n all the world,.
:diction on our.
writer has said„
since 'a leaf fell
seemed to be lout.
geologist in his.
a -piece of rock •
rid there lay tire'
th every line and
to delicate tracery
me through these
wcras we speak
things we do to.
e lost, but in the
r, the smalleet.of
the glory of Christ.
leer.
His own example
oom should be such
ight follow with
approval of their
lay School Teacher
ose to the great.
en enforcing any
troth, he can say
'ant: "These things,
n in me, do." The
carp eyes, and are
re a113 thing in our.'-
)r conversation that
trail what we teaeb.
in; and live some-.
' not wonder if one
little effect on our,
)Ont discover that we
it true teachers, and
'ul that we live the
io mark out for our
ink that character..:
ability. Not what
it is said, although . ' ,
npoyrtant, but who.
Ale reception reception that
receives, What you,
arbat yeti say,
yself be true,
ith wouldst teach,
ow of soul,
lips true speech."
fellow teachers, I
'hat if ye know these
ye if ye do thein."
5rris.
las gone to Michigatu
He accompanied Mr,
1. Young, formerly of.
returned from the
northern California.
Wien saw loss -are
irs.—Mr. Bort. Rus-
n for some time in
reed. He.thinktr One.
11 for him.—Mr. Bar-
i were destroyed by
igo,is pushing forward..
a new one. Nothing'
good teeighliorss, and
is well supplied' With.
cod is .visiting friends
Leek.—The' .Sunshine,
ay school intend hold•
tree entertainment on,
ember. The Sunday
will be especially foie
Ir. X enuerly, of 'Sun-
to Goderich township,
aside in future.—Mrs.
a severe attack of
.t is somewhat better,
Yips Inas been appointer)
e comity, In piece of
• deoetteed,
tererlith, of London,,
t Sarnia en T uridyl►
as Judge o'f the Sa»
J'udicatur'e.
I W. C. T. U. Conven-.
Atlanta, tbt., re elect.
rendes E.. Wiiliarit
urnberry.
The Tawny tip Uounot of Turnberry
met in Saults' hall, Bluevale, on Mon.
day, Nov, 1 i tit, 11390. Members all
present.: The -Reeve iu thechair. The
n iuteeof taut meeting we're read, ape
Proved and. signed. Communications
were read from. Messrs. Cameron,
Holt & Cameron, re suit Bryce vs
Louttit and others, from 'Township
4010;engineer, re Braine; from kfowick
`' council, re boundarylrneaocount; from
Wingbam yenned re boundary line ao.
sunt;and from G IIBlaukwell, re assess.
meat —The Reeve reported that, along
with Mr. "Ainsley and a committee of
Outsell, he had inspected the devta.
tion of road recommended by Mr,
Ainsley at Eadie'sbridge, and decided
to urehase a piece of land from Mr.
Stphens, at the sum of $35 for the
Said. deviation, as it would materially,
shorten both the bridge and the ape
proaches. Mr.Cruiokehank reported Wm Mitchell had completed job
al, of gravelling, and recommended pay.
ment. • .Mr, Gemmill reported having
let job of partly repairing Gemmill's
bridge ,to Geo,. Nicholson ; job coin.
r'e pleted and recommended payment,
Also, that, subject to the ap-
proval .of this •eounoil, he had let a job
of further repairs un the same bridge,
to the same party, Also that the cul.
vert let to 11 Hayden was completed,
and recommended payment, Also
that hehad let a job of putting in a
culvert on 4th concession, opposite lot
6, to Wm Harris, at $2. 50. The job
was completed and he reeommended
payment, Mr Kirton complained to
the council that his land was flooded
by a culvert put in the road opposite
his lot. Movedby Thomson, sec-
onded by Wm Cruickshank, .that
Mr Gemmill be instructed to inspect
the same, and to consult with both Mr
Harris and Mr Kirton in regard to it,
and report to this council at its next
meeting-n-Carried,--Yloved by R Max-
well, secouded by Writ Gemmill, that
the clerk write to the engineer and get
him to call. at Eadie's bridge and sur-
vey piece of laud bought . from Mr
Stephens., when going out to inspect
drain—Carried.—M,ved by R Max-
well, seconded by Win Gemmill, that
the -Reeve be instructed to attend the
adjourned sale of lands for taxes at
Goderich (if any) in th.e interest of
this Township --O irried. -Moved by.
G Thomsou, seconded by Win Gem..
to ill, that the collector be instructed
to cash order on school trustees,sectioti:
No 4, for $15Q-0.,rried -Moved by
R Maxwell, eeoouded by G. Thomson,
that the clerk be instructed to draw
up a By law to prohibit all ri ling or
driving of any vehicle drawn by any
animal on the sidewalks in thin Town.
•ship — (tarried: — The fe,llowing ao
-
countswerepassed d
a orders on u ldeth
e
1 f, Treasurer issued : Geo Nicholson,
, $11.55, repairing bridge John Day-
idson, $1.75, repairing scraper ; 'Allan
Orr; $1 95, graver; Jas Scott, $1.71,
repairing .culvert; Samuel. Anderson,
$2 95, gravel an d damages t II Hay
den, $2.50, culvert ; Wm Mitchell,
$8 58, gravelling ; Wrn Harris, $2.50;
culvert Duff k Stewart, 53 cents,
lumber ;'4Vtn Messer.. $6.99, charity'.
to indigents ; D Marshall, $6, rent of
house for indigents ; Foresters' Halle
$2, rent for court ; .Ed Armstrong,
$fe charity ; Wrn Anderson, $5; char-
ity E 1 Shrigh y, $3, charity •; inoni-
cipality of Wingbarn, $87.12, boundary
account. Moved by Flint Cruickshank,
seconded by R Maxwell, that this
council adjourn to meet in Saults' hall,
Bluevaie, on Monday, Dec. 15th, 1890.
J Blnneess, Clerk.
1.1
—It ;swell to be posted in the practical
details of one's busiuens.the more especial-
ly so when the bu'm3ess is exceptionally
intricate. •$1o,000 ws.s recently saved by
the bMCCauslaird'e, of Toronto, when an
Amerioan specialist in the Stained Glass
business found to his chagrin that this firm
had been working for years the very item
that be wished to dispose of, and tvbich
Wits supposed by him to be of regent dis.
cavity,
•SStc "n:3,at
CHRONIC : COUGH NOW!
for it you do riot it may become con.
0ninptivc, For Consumption, ,Brrofitia,
General Debility and Wasting .Diseases,
there is nothing liko
SOTT5S.
ULSION
EM
Of Pure Cod Liver Oil and
HYPOPHOSPHr rES
+air
Zkiikiote.sic iarc,tt.►.
It Is tOttloat as palatebie As milk, P'ar
hatter than other, so-called EtnuIstone.;
A 'Wonderful neat prodder.
SCOTT'S EMVIULSION
put op ea a eel tton eolerwrvrpr,ee. The
Imed anti pot the genatnr ,ectal by salt
Plateraatm0o. and a;.00,
score a 1 O NRg Eeltertlle �:
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If you want a good Suit of Scotch, Irish, or Canadian Tweed at a
Bargain, go to
C�'ordon & McIntyre..
If you want OVERMANS, READY MAUL CLOTHING or UNDERCLOTH-
ING of any description at .Bottom Prices go to
Gordon & Mclxityr. e.
If yo1 want SHIRTS, TIES, COLLARS, CUFFS, GLOVES, Ef.ATS or CAPS,
from the finest BEAVER to the cheapest imitation goeto
Gordo & McTnt yre
if you want First -Class BOOTS, from the strongest: Kip to the finest
Kid ; OVERSHOES or RUBBERS, go to
Gordon SC McIntyre.
If you want MANTLE GOODS, DRESS Goons or DRESS TRIMMINGS
of any material or shade, at Reasonable Prices, go to
Gordon az McIntyre.
•
Tf.you want to select yonr CARPETS, either in Brussels, Tapestry,
All. Wool or Union, from the largest stock in Wingbatn, go to
• Gordon &.:McIntyre.
•
• If you want the purest TCAs; either ;in Black; japeeil-Younfr Hyson
or Gan Powder, to be had in town, wholesale or retail, go in confidence to
G'o rdon & McIi ere
The Anchor Huse Winghanl..
W N1EDeAfewgoodtiontorepre-
�t,j�jjldp sent in this and ad joining
Counties, the 010 and Ro-
,,.ltable NEW POLAND NUN-
£EN7Et, whose reputation is well known the world
over. Now 11 your Chanel to! Maks Monty, Handsome
Outfit ME; cont •oI ot territory, and pay every
week Write a ue for 0.11 parttoulars.
CHASE B1L08', 00.
Narearyman, Colborne,.Ont.
Groceries,, Fruit,
CONFECTIONERY,
••--AT TIiB--
"ECLIPSE.
JOHN KERR
P.AH-MILLS1
JOHN MATT,
- Manufacturer of-
- N.
MATERIALof all kinds,
'
ria .
SASH, DO'OtRS; BLINDS,
FRAM:Ea, Ete.
Flooring, Siding, etc., dressed to order on the
shortest notice. .
We have over 100,000 feet of Dry
Lumber in our yard, and can sup -I
ply seasoed stuff of all kinds.
A can solleited
';;A:;•,-- , JOHN WATT.
Inghatn, Juno Oth,.1890,
NEW BUTCHER SHOP.
GEO. SFtA'W'
wishes to Intimate to the people of Moabite) and
vidnitp that be has commenced the liutehoring
3 MORE ,►AY
EXCURSIONS
British Columbia,
Washington Territory,
Oregon and California.
Leave "rbc{onto' p, m•
/SID AY .II
Business again, and has opened out in the Old Stand, Nov. 28
a tow doors North of the Brunswick llouse.
STEAK, �i 4a a UCr per u.Ituuuing tlirough'to Vancouver without
elaauge.
LAMB, 10c. per lb.
And other Meats in proportion, aerie as low as 80.
per pound.
SAVJSAGES, &o., always on hand,.
Vette, delivered to any paart►;1 the tows.
'the Pattonage of the pnblie solicited.
l+;O. SIIAW.
rev teethe mad- a14 lnfortiiation apply to
any Agent of the Company, or write
We R. CALLA.WAY,
24 'York SSt, Toronto.
Toe Trots to new subsotibers till
31stDeoornbea, 1820, for 1.0% er..l�l. till
end ot 1891- .0atelo,
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T. A. MILLS
Is bound to reduce his MAMMOTH. STOOK of DAY GOO
turn it into CASH, .
o,4Ls z"0"I, $ TAz v
So we are bound to cut down prices • to nowt B.oTTolls Palm, for Wit.
If you have any money to spend, Our Prices' will , surprise y'ol.
and induce you to spend it.
LOOK AT SOME OF OUR PRICES:
HEAVY PLAID DRESS GOADS, at 10c.; Beautiful Heavy
TWEED DSS GOODS at 'lie.; !heavy Wool FRENCH PLA;tD
and STRIPES at 19c,, and all the Latest and Newest Designs that can
be procwsed in the Best Markets in the World, for our visitors to ;choose
from,
Have you seen the Newest Designs in DRESS ROBES'? o t, alt
and we will willingly show you through Our Stock.
Black and Mourning• Goods a Specialty:
A. large and magnificent stock to choose fr tin.
leoi 0 0 e±c....
Our Mantle Department is full of Novelties. Come and examine for '
yourself, and be convinced that we have the Nicest and •
Cheapest in Town.
TARNS p,
Have you Bought your Yarns 1 If not, WE- can give you' the BEST "
YARNS MADE IN CANADA, and at' the
LOWEST PRICES.
We have also a Large Stock of Cjossbanded, and many other
Yarns too numerous to name. 4 skeins BLACK FINQERINQ YARN
for 25c.
13 L ANKETS ! BLANKETS
in Wool an.l Paper. We have a Grand Stock of All Wool Blankets,
and we are selling them at the Very Lowest Prices, Paper Blankets
is the Latest Novelty in this Department --positively a Nonconductor
of the cold. It will be worth your time to come and inspect them.,
This cold weather makes people think of their V. -raps ; But have
you ever thought of the fact that you can SAVE MONEY by giving
us a call. We have a Very Fine Socket* Woollens. Men's Wool Shirts
and Drawers—All Wool at,50e. Ladies' Wool Shawls away down,. one
line Large Sizes at 72c; f+anay Clouds and Fascinators in all the Fash -
tunable Styles and Colors.
LADIES'•STORM COLLARS are what the ladies are inquiring for,
and we have them. Also Ladies' and Gentlemen's Paper Vests --the
Latest Novelty out. Do not fail to see there. •
LOOK at our stock of Children's Wool Caps and Bonnets—some-
thing New.
FURS ! FURS
Novelties in this line are quite common to us. Ladies, do not fatty rdp..,
examine Our Stock before purchasing. elsewhere.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S FUR COATS A . SpEt7IAT: "i"' x•
We have a lot of Fine Coon Coats, Astrachan Coats, -acrd a lot of
other Fur Goods we are bound to sell at a very Low -Price. Come and
see then. .
We lead the trade in FLANNBLS.i. Oar stock is exceedingly large
in this Department, and we are bound to clear them out if prices will' '
do it. Good FLANNEL at 10c,• per yard. Come and examine our
Flannels. ,
Our BOOT AND SHOE DE.T ARTMBN 1' is _complete, and we are
bound to make a Clean Sweep In this line before the New Year. Ladiett'
Shoes at 99o. per pair. Men's and Boys' Shies all reduced. Conte and
see for yourself. No• trouble to show Goods,
T. A. MILLS.
a /
eitAaev :4: 1 .;c
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Has removed to E.' F; Gerster's old stand, where, he has a large and 1
nicely;assorted `stock of
I
Vint.tOkOli.. Cloaks,' 4761sPelleryt 3 ,4m C,V a ti .
Spot OSS•
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Which he is• selling away down in price, and will be pleased to
htweyott call and take -a look through his Stock.
Repairing a Speeiai.ty.
1 "All work warranted anti' done promptly.
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