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JAS. itebtALPINE,
Central mat.
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Just arrived at- �" ",i•''"r'
CAMPBELL'S NOG STORE,
''.. IN 11AM MI S, JUNE 4, 189 1.
engage le a, public work of any kind
that ars not subjected to a storm
of criticism from a Horde of critics or
jeaiotts individuals, who lack either
• brides or energy to do anything
themselves, and when. Mack under-
takes to champion the cause of fault -
tinders, cynics and aristocratic loaf-
ers he lends his trenchant pen for a
most unworthy cause,
Irow, CLARi E WALLACE is to be
congratulated on his re -(.lection to
tbo•position cf Grand Master of the
Orange Grand Lode whicl, met at
Windsor last week, By his re-
election and the turning clown of the
Birmington-Hughes faction, the
lodge has litot only vindicated the
p3sition he bas taken on the School
Question, but also at the same time,
administered a good slap in the face to
those Orangemen who place political
parties before protestant principles as
enunciated by the constitution of that
body. The Hon. Clarke Wallace is
the one Orangeman who refused to
fall into line at the crack of the party
whip, relinquishing his Cabinet posi-
tion and its emoluments rather than
DDITOtt1AL NOTES. 'elf his priueipies. With Rev: W.
fik, large lot of good
TOliLET O 'Ps
which we are selling at
10 CENTS A. BOX
This soap has been selling
at Io cents a cake.
flail and get what you want
1 't:are it is all gone.
COLIN A. CAI'IPBELL,
Druggist.
2 doors S. of P. 0. 11'ingearx.
f.,eittairtgair( Cuter.
k'±UDAY, JUNE 4, 1807
Solr'ra Huaox REForai CoNVEN-
rrov meets in Hensen, on Friday,
June 11,
Ttu Proviecial Univeteity has
conferred the (levee of L. L. D.
upon Dion Wilfred Laurier, Pre mier
of Cavil le, Elea. i. H u'dr, Premier
of Ontario, and Lord 'Lister and
Lord Rayleige distinguished scien-
tists. The seuate has 110LIO1'9d. itself
in thus recognizing' the services to
society of those well known citizens
of the new and old wot Id.
T. 0. CURaxI , grand vice-president
of the Patrons, will in .future be out
ot the political field. ' The present
rather disorganized state of the Pat-
ron party will be in no wise improe-
ed by the removal of Md:r. Currie,
who has received'from the Govern-
ment the appointment of immigratiou
agent at Sc. Paul, Minn, 11r. Currie
has been one of tl>e strongest advo-
cates of Patrouisiu, and much of its
success was due to his indefatigable
work. orga.uizing and stumping tate
pun try .—Ex. '
EDMUND E, SHE 1'P eRi5, the
fama>us "Diu" of Saturday Night
and the big• S. of the Toronto Star,
has been appointed a commissioner
by the Diniinion LkorerutaJnt, to
proceed to South America, to try and
open up trade between Canada. and
that country fir Sheppard's ap-
pointmeutis very favorably spoken
of by the press generally. Among
his other qualifications for the posi-
tion, is a thorough f;nowiedgeof thesis
countries acquired by several veara'
residence there and also his ability
to speak the Spanish language wits
great fluency. 1341 will make thv
most of his opportunities anyway.
F. Wilson as Grand Chaplain and
the Birnninghams and the Hughes on
the outside, the destiny of ttie ledge
is in safe hands for another year.
Wilson it will be remembered by
some or our readers, is the reverend
gentleman who on one occasion re-
fused to act the part of a menial
cut-throat and stab a man in the
dark to please 'a political organiz-
ation, The more then that c(ln be
got into. any order of the Wallace
and Wilson stamp, the better for the
order. It is 'a credit to the Grand
Lodge that these then had such an
overwhelming following.
Tam Titres, Loudon's great than -
clever, in au editorial. on thaL:turier
tariff, says:—"Tae scheme is simpl.a
and ingenious, while its resemblance
to the Davies' proposal of 159:1
proves brat it is nu hasty iuveutiou
to dish the irate Conservatives.
Without saying that all possible
objections have beeu met. we do say
that he has mado out a strong case
for his prupuaale; o;t.d farm should
they be defeated ou tho technical
grounds, they will none the lessbave
neeisted enimtnonsly 1 h ultimate
solusiotl of the prohl,°m. Whatever
their fate, they sunstitute by far the
most important and effeeeive eontri•
bution ever made to than commercial
Unification of the Empire,"
"MACK" in Siturday night makes
rather an ungracious criticism of Lady
Aberdeen, in connection with the
part she is taking in the Victorian
Order, et Nurses. IIe says in effect
that t iero is a suspicion abroad, that
the active interest she has taken in
the scheme, or for that niat:ter, in any
work she hasinangurated sineecoming
to (.tattit'tia, lin i'ra't, 'hr' -4 Stilt ot Sel•
fisc, ❑totivess. 'I'l:tit. it. 1; t,1•1' desire
t)al i41117t,i: 10 t,•: 4i00i • ••i.unnt"1" to
1000, ,y •, ,•.,t Sul •1"00•.,r,. -S, a1J
a;,t• , , ,, . 0 0 , llir
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GLI+aNNNAN, THE
Mi:, Geo. Fortune, si',, visited
friends in McKillop last week. . •
Mr. R. D. Fortune, V, S,, of Shel-
borne. ie visiting his parents this
week.
Trl> Hamilton Spectator says:
"Why can not Mr. Laurier remind
the people that they already pay the
$7,000,000 that is received as. cus-
toms and excise on spirits. Why
does he not add that they pay tenfold
that sum annually to support tile
traffic?" We do not know the
reasons Mr. Laurier had for not ac-
commodating our friend. Wo sup-
pose, however, it was because he
did not consider it necessary to
"remind the people" of what they
already know, But, it's prohibitory
a®t is passed the people will not
have to pay that seven millions of
dollars of customs and excise on
spirits, and consequehtly the Govern-
ment will be deprived. of that much
revenue if they do not make provis-
iutet for the collection of itin some
other way. Mr. Laurier did
toll the people this, and he farther
told them that the Government does
not know Of any other way in which
it can be collected except by direct
tasati n. If the Templar knows of
any better way why does it not give
Mr. Laurier the benefit of its super-
ior knowledge. It scenes to us that
it duras not make ranch difference to
the people whine: way it is. collected.
If teey will save seventy millions, as
toy Templar say they will, they
can well aff'al d to pay seven millions
even if it has to bo raised{ by direct
taeatiiou,—Seaforth Expositor.
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cot'; e Marshall' who was assist- ,
ing at Mr. Keefer s 'tarn raising, fell
through the trop door and got a
severe Sha king i- w.V
Mrs. Thos. Aitl:ens and D. B.'
Scott were delegates to the Reform
convention at Brussels last l"i' da.y..
George. Harkness, of Culross, spent :
last Sunday with his brother Robert
of the nineth,
Mr. wndrew Agar of Don Town- ,
ship is visiting at Rgbt Harkness
this week.
Jas. Weir's new barn is finished'
and its snug appearance, gives much
credit to theAlessi's, Abram's for
their good work.
MOST RENOWNED MANUFACTURERS IN ENGLAND
UNITED STATES AND CANADA;
UNIFORMLY USE THE_...
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Sunday School and Church. Work-
ers' Assoc:atiou.
The S. S. and Church Workers'
convention. of the Deanery cf Huron
opened in Trivitt Memorial church, 1
Exeter, on Wednesday; the delegates
afterwards retired to the Sehool Llall
Where an aaddresi of wel•:ome was
delivered by the chairman, Rev.
Mr. Bray: The reports of the various
Sunday Schools were read by the T
HE
Seeretary, Miss Sweet, all of which . 6
showed that some earnest work had = - been done throughout the Deanery.
Air. D. Dyer was appointed Secretary
pro tem, in plica of H. Dennis, who
bas removed.
Rural Dean Hodgins, Senforth,took
the chair, tn,id in his address advoca-
ted that each annual convention the
papers and from what parish to be
furnished, should be decided upon
at each preceding convention, he
also suggested that the annual meet-
ing of t e synod. He wos pleased '�'A Dalia'I6
•
to mote that so many of the schools I
had adopted the Institute leaflet I
form in teaching, and suggested that I
reports be made out for compel ison
fi'onl year to year, Much discussion
followed on the difficulties arising.'
g
from non attendance of children. A
letter was read from Rev. Mr. Gunn,
—PROVEN I3Y ACTUAL TESTS , ,
--AND LONG- EXPERIENCE , •
--TO GENERATE LESS FRICTION,
—MORE EASILY ADJUSTED, TO BE
—TRUER AND REMAIN SO YEARS
—LONGER THAN ANY OTHER . ,
—THIS IS WHY THE HONEST ,
—RIGH GRADES RUN EASY FOR
—YEARS AFTER THE WWOULD•BE'S
—HAVE LOST THEIR USEFULNESS
EASILY WON THE
COASTING AND HILL CLIMB1NG-
CL VELAN
regretting his inability to attend.
The various papers were read. and
discussion followed each. Miss
'Cornyli, Wingham, as a successful
teacher, was probably the mi>3t eulo-
gized. person in the convention.
Much profit resulted • from the ad-
dress of Mr. J. Ra>'sford, Clinton.,and
also that of Miss S1r,alittcoinbe,
Heusall. Owing to the absence of
Miss Holmes, of Clinton, F>er paper
on Mlissionery work was not read,
but the subject brought out consider
able profitable discussion.
Next year the programme wii'l be
made tip with. papers from Bayfield,
GAderich, Goderich township and
Exeter.The next annual convention
will be held at Wingham, its per
invitation frotna Rev. Mr. Lowe, of
that parish.
Election of officers insulted' as tol-
lows:—Presicient, Rev, •,Mr. Lowe,
Wirngitam; Vice President, ,Jahn.
Ransford, Clinton; Secretary, Mrs.
Foster, Wiugharn; Recording Secre-
tary,°D, Dyer, Exeter.
CULROSS.
The continual chid and wet weather
is damaging the crops on low land.
The prospects tor fruit are pretty
fait' and fall wheat is good. Farm-
ers are planting corn pretty exten-
idveiy this season.
Mr. Geo. Falconer lost a valuable
Horse last week, be will feel the loss
severely as i, is one of his only team.
Mr Wm. Caslick: had the misfor-
tune to lose both snare and foal last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. D, McCormick went
to Mt. Forest last week on a visit to
relatives.
Master Frank McDonald who got
ilia ler broken is improving.
Plias Kate McCorniicli is home
r'ul'e,( Guelph on a visit to her par-
ents,
John Crowe our id:fatigable eream
masa bats a daily route of 45 miles,
who can beat it.
' There h; a good deal of sickness
of a pulnlonerynature in the r_o;gh-
eol'Itood.
• .Miss Alliin' 7elel.ay was visite g
:11 'I'k eiWaucr lac,t week.
Dr, Baaavaia, w,t.1.1%erau u: Wolseley
lia..•rrtek , dh-'df3W+k�aWA:ry and-
dealy es S. rr.sult ot paiao,itug..
Mins Willis, ef iaaudon tnv,•Usli p, was
ono agpti to utarry Err. Scale, taf aides-
tows:,° .1uut b, ire the day u,uasd, for
the wechlieg the young lady +hsappeared
and it u.r,,v tort's out that a Portio' lover
11r° i3 ktulielor „t t:tatuiltou, kl':tr•i of the
en(gar entent, telegraphed to the young
lady and get her to marry hiai.
ti
. . CANADIAN CHAAlNIONSHIPS.
C MODELS 22 & 23, $755 00
MODELS 27, 28,2e 44100 CO
QUICK T PS (mzde byH. A. Lozier & Co.) $56. 00.
,6p
J. GLEGG : GO.) AGENTS WINGHA s ONT._
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MARKET REPORTS.
WING:rers.
Winghatn, Juno ird, 1897.
Corrected by 1'. Deans, Produce Dealer.
Flour per 100 lbs 3. 50 to 2 00
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Oats,......,
Barley .......... . . .
Peas
Butter,
Eggs per dozen........ .. , . 0 7 to 0 8
Wood per cord.... ..... ..., 1 00 to 1 25
800 to 850
Potatoes,
p bushel, 0 10 to 0 15
0 .3 to 0 3?i
0 2 to 0 2
to
008 to 070
0 68 to 0 70
018 to 020
0 20 to 030
037 to 038
0 9 to 0 10
Ray per ton
per
Tallow, per lb
Dried'Apples, per lb
Wool
Scott's Emulsion is Cod..
liver Oil prepared as mood.
At the same time, it is a
blood maker, a nerve tonic
and an up -builder. But
principally 1t is a food for
tired and weak digestions;
for those who are not getting
the fat they should from
their ordinary food; for chil-
dren whom nothing seems
to nourish; for all who are
fat -starved and thin.
It is pleasant to take; at
least, it is not unpleasant.
Children like it and ask for
more.
Some drugggitis have a "jolt n5 good" kind, isn't
the kk d all attic's try to egtrat good enough �oryolr 10
buy?
BULL
A Thoxougbb •d 1 •rhatn Bull from
ono , of the best milking:herds in the
Dominion of 0) -a•
TEttvzs—S3 asli a me of service or
$1.50, w . privilege of •returning if
necess' y, if bookad.
tf
i CASSELS.
STRAYED.
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ritrayod from the. premises of the
,nuelereigned, on the 15th of May, a rod
and white cow, no large spots of eithar
color, star is forehead, 4 years old, horns
rather straight, small sized, Any person
giving information auto hot• whoreabeute
will be suitably rewarded,
Titos. STEWAU'r,
Bluovale, Ont,
VALUAULEOI QODED FARM FOR
SALE.
Lot Number 3,11n5tho 8th Concession
of rl'urnberry is for sale. The property
is 7 miles from Wiushaui and about 4
frotnWroxeter, splendidly wooded with
Pine, Maple, Birch and Hemlock. There
are 16 acres eleared.tlae remainder being
brat class timber. Application miry be
trade to J. A. Dttoirrorr,
5.7b- Barrister, Wingham.
1T'SNOT NECESSARY....
To lay aside:your soiled or faded
suis or overcoat% but take there
to:tho'Wingham °Cleaning and 73y
ing 'orbs, and have there cleatn-
ed, dyed and repaired to look like
]new.
.1. W. SNEr.t.
Proprietor.
FRUIT CULTURE
is moreprofitnb'o to
the farmer ntw than
his other crop;. Brown Pr Co., the moat oxten•
sive .erser° house in Canada, hevo a vacancy in
thin metiers, Write thcnr for their terms.
show YC1}i+,tltta1
Terence Om tad*:
FOR SALE •Pfi REF,
P'Atim of 99 acres, Itinlnsa township, ilruc, C..,
75 sores cleared; stream of sprig water, tas geed
wells; now wind -rill, goods hoose, largo hank barn,
goo,' stables; two tor. bearing orchard, 9 miles 'rex
Whitechurch station, 4 from. LUCk„nw; I14 oxooJani
opportunity for doing a profitable dairy 'enflame.
Apply to Mrs A. Stewart, Luoknow, FI, A, Stowart
St. 'Thomas or A, 0. Stewart, Toeawater,
WINGHA ¢F
STEAM -PUMP ;`ORBS
Having purchased the entire business
froth dr. Daniel Showers, I atm now
prepared to supply the public with
Wood and lir on Force and
Lift Pular, Brass and
Iroaa Cylliaa4lers,G aania-
ei1 Ikon Tubing, Ciister>sns,
Water Troughs, Sinks,
Baths and everything ih connoe-
tion with water supplies.
First class Windmills for power and
pumping water and deep well pumps a
specialty.
All work guaranteed or no sale.
C. MORNING STAR .
Order your
-AND --
-_ Fltt>,i Tit;--
EOLS'I'EIN DAIRY.
Ice
Cream'
ril
1
We make a specialty of
Tee Cream 'and a1'a pre-
pared to supply it, in rLl.
large or small quantities t
and of any Haver desired
to .families, pie (hieing• '
parties or by the dish. 5--
Wu hara-a good fountain and
also supply Cream' Soda of any 0
BANANAS, PINE APPLES and
Fruit and Confectionary of
all kinds.
pleas(' you.
TO THE PJU
The Wingham Planing Mills are
now running again in full blast—
Parties r. ishing to have Lut1lher
Dressed or anything in the plaliing
mill business such as-
-SASH,
—DOORS,
—BLINDS,
---CASING'S,
---MOULDINGS,
can have them on short notiee'lnd
at lowest possible prices. L lave
also added a number of new reach.
Ines which will enable me to do
work cheaper arid better than ever,
u"_E N _i' ra.'T)
Successor to
WATT & SON