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and 8v. per limiter taut* subsequent
1 nonpareil type, 100. far first is
lima zor ooh subsequent insertArn
Ube eliurout lees Maui 250
Rbost, Found, atrayed, Situations,
eel, h anted, HOS eidiseding 5 laiti*
ti011th1.
LIS for Sale, not exceeding 8 hum,
fico. per subseqeent ti•ontli
by et i letly adhered to
r longer advert-leen:eats, or Se
without opecitic threctiona, will 1)
and cmirs,eti awarding**, Trati•
litelsittlin u0 pato la aU vall Co
neat ael ut taielautitu intuit be in
•want) liven, Ill older IAA cppest
R. ELLIOTT
pisoruderoe awn Punt
•
'LUNE STREKT,
Orseitio
ysiciaris and Surgeons, Ontario.
for Lounty Of Huron -
•4,40r Ont.
,te ofToronto University, and
00 00 PO) kilelatiti anti Sure...ons
10 -Corner of Centre and Patrick
upied by Or. Bethune.
o.
SOLICITOR', Etc.; Eta
y funds to lone at lowest rated
sion charged. Movtgam.s, tOwd
'pert> bought alwuuld.
ek, WtheuAm, Oet•
A.
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• °aerie
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NtOX, •
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SOLICITORS, Etc., Ltd., So
Osmium', Counidaeloners fur
Alan hubs, .1eurnr, Town 'awl
ht anti sold, Money t,privato,
Ouagu seuautu au 01 per cent.
mute peri,ons, upon the 1,cd. .,•
without any expense to the
le hi Mmiltuba emu the North.
4 Ingham. •
E. MACDONALD, WrSillAss
„
1 Vulcanite, Celluloid, Alloy,
.4o1d, etc., etc., 'Plates, rattling
$ from s,500 upa de pt,r set
; and bridgework. Tuttii ex •
!list pain by the use of 'Vital
, Wing:Mau, side parallels bl.-
yi, op ci, 1111)(Sontial s exeept-
in. Ui1t be at Blyth deer
d each moil th-, otriceat)i'lltiv a
81•1 Moll du.? is of each month-,
....:;:traeting 25 cents.
• JEROli1E, 5.00011A31,
mfacturing Celluloid Plakfft
!to plates of tae !metal:Or/0s
p as they eau be go;4„i•r• the
ion. Ali work warn ed. •
f teeth by the us 4 Eleetric-
'extract tee for 25 ante
oavot 111 oppOtite tha
3tillANOE AGENT
IAM,
tRANOR
rM MARINE.
ELPIL
FitAbt,
14: ft roj nig COUNTY
t l'at of the Co. Ofrio•Aar
lirreenAt,t,
a eon !rue ,cousTr-,,or
que,i. "0
Mite °like promptly at 'eciA
on CoOstras ktittes 'AND
0014.
ntiptly and on the fiflortiolOy,
iatisfactibri Guaranteed,
ants tau be suede atth
MAWILINI
re AIM ORR. await
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,e impression -,among
!any wo people -that, a proper
%se of the Englibli larignage cau be
bestowed by close attentive tothestudy
of grammer,aud a faitlifid metnorizing
.0.r 40 rules, is a very mislendiug one,
'Under theimpressiou,the pareot whose
opportunities have been limited, Rua
who hovo tht his child, roily, at
sehool, accpxiru a correctness whieli
• fete and circumstances have denied
. the father and mother, urge upon
the einbyro man and woman the mei,-
essity (or being perfect in their grain,
;nu plass. $o the children laboriously
commit to memory the various rules
whioh govern spelten and written
language. They strive to remember
why it is that the expeessions I have
saw, I soon, 1 dune, have went, ete.,
are grossly incorrect. They master
the rules and are proficient hi their
recitation. This good work is, how-
ever, completely lobt sight of alien the
school room is quitted, if the parent's
are not ably and willing to supplement
•the teaching of the school with inte1.
ligput avoidance of errors of speech in
the home. Renee it is that one's ears
are affronted by vulgarisms of speech
proceeding from young people who
have labored faithfully during their
schooling to toaster the ruleof grain.
•tor, It is but one iustance of the
most potent educating influence, and
that home surroundings and compan-
ionships exert an irglizence that no
schooling can offset. The child of the
father whO habitually says,1 have saw,
may excel in he grainchar class, but
zsill fall naturally into the old errors
he moment the home circle surrounds
her. Or, if her companiohs are viola.
OM of the commonest rules of gramrar,no amount of skill on the part of the
teacher, or patience on the part ot the
pupil, will prevynt such blunders tis
•pill mark the lack • of culture and rp•
flue nient. It there fore becomes the
•;duty of parents to closely observe ttio
niceties of speech, to educate them-
eelves-in that respect- up to the
staudard, winch' they set for their
children. It Will be 110 easy baS1,3,bU t
it will be worth the effort.
The groundshould be loosened around 1
As fir flf31 the branches extend, end a . not vilifiii, liVfifillii Milll
.
good stwionnt of old rotten manure . NS II WO ' ' MO lilt . Iis
should be worked ia. If is is grats
groriud, take the suds niT carefully and wive wish to Inform the pnblic that We have these
ti
pad in the 11141411e and then replace 00::irgtjli,itt gtittleittligit); °I'd"' *la will 11111
the scale.U this is don awe ie six or
eleven yearn it will be found very
offe4tive; btu buokers should always be
kept out, as they ere rightly Lamed..
11 the trae,sitrub or vine grows very
fast it is necessary to head it back
half ite yearly growth, for trees that
grow so fast are Apt to get bark -bound
and split open, an hiosooto, but set.
dein bear hint, as the bloseome fall
off. lu such instances the trees
should be trimmed when in full lea(
%vas to cut away life. They should
be headed hack well and thinned out;
nisi) dig a trench around the tree
eighteen inetiesileep to a foot wide,
cut off every root, then fill up with
small stones, cover thein with shav-
ings or anything that won't rot, and
then fill np with loain. This remedy
has ;lever failed me yet in my long
3ears of experience in bringing such
trees into bearing fritit. Where the
tree is four or five inches through the
trunk, dig a trench out; each way from
the tree abeut 3-/ feet.
G npe vines should be trimmed in
winter, but it is not safe to trim After
the middle of Mardi!, young vines
es-
peoially. Evergreens should riot be
trimmed until after they have started
to grow in the spring and the growth
hns be-urie hardened,
ineutruccruenummetzteaemabarmausazemummunienteman
lressmss•srs,fsf
CUSTOM WORK
in all its branches, and will keep in st®k A
class et iirlit.class goods, such as
Tweeds,
Fiaknn,e104
Etoffs,
Blankets,
Sheetings,
Stocking Yarns,
Sze., ego.,
(mule from
pure wool only) ehe041 for cash or ex-
change for wool.
Customers frOni a distance ean •have their rolls
home With them the seine day.
lafrIfighest market prieeir cssh for Merchantable
Wool.
INGLIS &
winghrop
MS
And tile Christmas Bells will be ringing in your ears for t
days,
1r, VN:,4
tf: THE GEST COUGH I1EDICINE. '
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SOLD BY DBUGGISTS EVERTWEEZE.
IT;••10.1t,' ontP10,0:4'i
A CHANCE
in tilt
•
MATTHEW AMBLER,
HARNESS. MAKER
3,
has on hand a large stuck of
HOUSE BLANKETS,
CURICY0OMBS,7,
• ItIlicijtIES,
GIPS,
TRUNKS,
V41.1%5 etc.'
Which vfl1 be sold at bot? prim.
IIABNNESS, double or sirxte, made to order on
short notice,,:and satisfacutton guaranteed,
dant can tiplieited.
• OP—Oppoelte tha Bank of Hamilton.
MATTHEW AMBLER,
ngharn, Feb. Eth, 1890.
liac
P)1.1zintz
Mints to Fruit Growers.
The proper time to trim deciduous'
frees, shrubs, vines, etc., is from: the
time the leaves are all oil, when cir•
culation ceases, to the time they ctart
to leaf again, for the reason that if
the tree, vine, or shrub is' supporting
too much wOod, eut out when the sap
is down, whoa the sap flows • again
this surplus wool cannot he supported
any longer hence what 'remains is
Ili ire etly benefited. This is one of the
trengest reasons for pruning in the
winter time. •
• It reqUires long years of observe»
tion and exparience to be able to die.
Peru the different qualities of wood in
s tree, and also to know how.- to prop
prly thin out the tree and leave 'the
tops well tialaneed, After a tree is
properly trimmed it shooed be scraped,
provided it has old, loose hare on it,
care should be taken not to irriatate
the sap bark. It should be scrape,i
well up into the branches and after
this is done the tree should be washed
with a -solution prepared as follows
'.Cake oue-fourth of air•slaked lime to
• tbree.fourths of green cow manure,
add about two tabiespuonfule of pill-
verized alpin to availful of ails wash,
and mix altogether as thick as can be
pot on with a brush,
Thousands of insects house under
this old bark mid lay their eggs, and
?lieu the trees start out they go lip
into the blossoms, and the fruit ina»
1,eres with them in it, and that is the
reason of so much Wormy fruit.
Scraping also opens the pores of the
tree and brings the sap bark to the
natural heat and raius. yule will
ilestroy the insects and eggs, the cow
Immure will oaten the bark, end the
Alum will help to hold the wash on
tree, vitae or shrub
should also he attended at the roots,
fqr on thesti 41e)t depend ;for pupped,
CHAS. KNECHT)7.1L
ihrl‘hue
to intimate, to 00 people of Wipthain and
surrounding country that he has
tho harness linainces lately ear40'
on by Meix's. J. J. liomuth
$1, Son, and will conduct it in the
hilEffici; one door south of Sir T A
store.
DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARNEss
We are bound to reduce our Stock of
P... -7y Goods, Grocertes, Boots arta
Stioes, a,xi.d Ready Made
Clothing
BuyoR THU CLOSE OF THE OLD YEAR,
So now is the time to secure a Big Bargain.
The rush still contirues at our Dres Goods Counter, and every par-
son who has taken time to look through our stock of Dress Robes 'is
satisfied that T. A, KILLS has the Cheapest and best stook of DRESS
GOODS in town.
so;Co our
ClIF.A.1) GOODS, CUBA? BLANKETS, CBEAP YAR14S, CB EA? FLANNELS,
CHEAP FURS, ("REAP litANTLE CI OTT'S, CHEAP 'WOOLLEN
Got)ps of all kinds,
Bargains at every counter in our store. Cheapest FUR C0A.T8
in town, in Ladies' and Gentlemen's Cottle and see thew.
heavy or light, made to order.
A fa line of
/Torso Blankets, • Sleigh Bells, • Whips
Curry combs, ' Brushes, etc.,
• always op hand.
Repairing neatly ono promptly done
The patronage of the public, solicited, and satisfae.
tion itt work and material guaranteed.
C. KNECHTEL
Winchnm, March 4 1890. •
THE ODELL
TYPE WRITER.
is the tunic to paint your houses, end
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Big gaiaggpiAs in Boots. and Shoes
people stand in, amazement when we tell them the price, and buy a
pair for every member of the family,
CHEAP TWEEDS, CHEM? SUITS, CHEAP OVERCOATS.
CHEAP SHIRTS, CHEAP DR,AWERS, CHEA.P SILK
CHEAP FANCY GOODS for Ohristtnas,
IltIBBER PANT
tho—
BEST
in the
WORLD,
NOW is the tiine to buy
340 magigyfir-
Folyour iends and foes, when you can buy them at HALF PRICE,
None genuine unless stunned "Rubber Paint CO,
Cleveland, 01110,Ar We also haye the best
6.4341DIAN
I
ten ti will buy the ODELL TYPE WRI-'
tO TER With 78 oharactete, and $ 15 for
the SINGLE CAE ODELL, warranted to do
better work than any alaehlue bade.
It combines simpitiSty with durability, speed, ease
ot operation, wears Inger without cost of repairs
than any other ,infichtike. Ilas no ink ribbon to
bother the operator. It is neat, suustantial, nickel
plated, perfect and Adapted to all kinds of typo
Writing, Like a printing press, it pi;oduces sharp,
clean, legible inanuseripte. Two or top doPlus San
be made at ono writing: Any intelligent person eitit
•become alt operator in tv0 days. We oiry $ 1 ,odo
to any operator who can eAual the I,orit of the
DOUBLE CASE ODELL. .
Reliable Agents and Salesman Wallt011. Special
For Pamphlet 'gluing tnearsementa, address
ndueements to Dealers.
ODELL TYPE Vitit/TEt, Co.,
ad and 87 5th Ate GRIMM* it,
ZETLA.ND SAW IL
GEORGE THOMSON, Proprietor
Lumber of all kinds,
First-class Shingles,
and Cedar Posts.
Car Load Orders a Specialty.
You eau getettonel,lital4iiyloitio :Le1111404)in. quantities
For Vhitewashing and lialsomining, ask for
ALEBAST
and don't take anything c)se.
• BAP 1 C5E-IEAP !
Everything in our store you can buy CHEAP FOB, CAS11;
come and see for yourself,' and we are satisfied you will .go away Con-
vinced that we are giving the BIGGEST BARGAINS in Town. No
,
trouble to show Goods. „
T. MILLS.
osewqrsaislossom
Having bp
Tweeds at the el
on pok.t.
—0
alit a very large sto' c of new 'Scotch and English
•est Cash Prices, will sell at a very small aclvanee
"QU lc RE URNS" is my motto.-
Fine Wosteds, Soo Cheviots, Melton% Ser es,
Venetians , d everything of Men'
Wear fo 0 rcoats and Under
• Suits • stock.
TWEEDS -a very rge Range of t e Latest Patterns.
Call and xamine. By so doin •ou will save money. '
.As I only eep Experienced Hands, yo may rely on getting them
made right. d in the Latest Pashion, or to ste.
Still a few Goode on the Bargain Co ter,
THOS. LSLIE.
WisonAlt, .v. 1st, 1890.
• HALD WARE ME 40II ANTS,
• WingliansINGHAM,
'WOOD delivered to any part ot
Wiughttin.
fir Orden by 4551reovtly attoMoti to.
ciSOROU .111014S014,
bettor inducements' them over to 04
anything In the lino Oft
Granite or Stone Villonoments,
itEADSTON ES,
WINDOW SItt.8*,
STONE T vigun/Gs,
t2010 t51CtNO4 &'o
vould pleased tp have those tlr5zl pro -
Owing any aittele0 aly tiro r Imo examine,
goode, compere prieee end leave their mtlere,to that
the goods os,N, lsecured and prepor it 414515rly in the
tieneotr. YOU 414i select frotn the lat. tesigns Mid
\k
et
. 0 line t Iwo, kmioship at the i ost favorable
Plead, lilb0 rottieettully, yours
I ,
wi5 SICAlitil,
Winghtto, Oat.
Has removed to E. if, Gerster'e old stand, where he flay a large.,
nicely nsaorted stock of
Watches, Cleeks ;e weilery Silverware 4404
-
Speetaeles„
wbiell Ile is solllng away down in price, and will be pleas ft;
have you anAtake a look. through his Stock.
Bepairinv a :Specialty. •
ite4r All work warranted and done promptly,
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qii1F.N AWAY ' 1.' -
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rotetisr to $too tho..."-L
jive thent return again. I MEAN A RADICAL OUR Itt, I lieve me ,1.0_, ,
pilepey e' _Pall 1111 ii g Dielsrtstats a lite -long SWAY. I 1st/Arrant to ‘.30:-•
worst eases, Hectors OtherS he.Vil, felled is tii0 rotor, for set incw '0.•,,.,,,,6,,,
once fot x treatise aqd a Orroo flottlo of my InfiSIMIS$10- nomad 1,
PoSt Office. It emts you nothq for st trial, rind It aill tuts vn.
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Dirisle, llasotes,
irtfr14 VW del' ft:NU/TAIL 4 tr., ‘400
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