The Wingham Times, 1898-12-16, Page 8R.1
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NEw IMPERIAL VOSTAGI'l STAIAP. 'bad to try and dethrone their king
aotaig1) i Ill ' 1I�CS (),villi'' ti) the interest which has when he is on the eve of coning into
toonsgmartaitamowiemaramenorduis
been er('ate'(1 over the new imperial his kingdom, that is, if they believe
n
•`. penny postnge stamp now in course their own :o oft reiterated declot a-
11i;IDAY, DECE U} I R lt, 18 08. of manufacture, and the ergeney of ration.
,the deemed for its immediate issa- How 1'eanute Grow.
0�9r1 Gz t'iW LEITER.
From eel' irt:, (n,R e9;.,N,d Civ.
;alice,the Postmaster General has de-
i Odell to place it on .ale just as soon
:as the contractors can run OUt the
()rt::wzl, December 10th supply. Originally it was intended
There i a timeil>Jrtored, butAnne; to be first used on Christmas day,
the; lcs disreputable, ealnpaign trial: when the Imperial pearly postage
ot originating false statement and rate will come into operation, but
sending it the rounds of the party this latest decision of the department
press, and after a few days or weeks, ! will result in its appearance right
I away, though of course the two cents
as the ease may be, charging the i rare through the Empire will not he
labor side whir originatir'g it, and !come operative before Christmas
then protesting against the pr•omul-1,4 s soon as issued the new
,.tion of such fabrication. Such Istam can be used at its face value
have been the taetics of the Opposi.l fur all purposes.
tion press during the past two or '
three weeks with reference to the
Lieutenant Governorship of Manito-
ba. On the 31.st of last October the ! Ottawa Free Press the following
Ottawa Citizen declared that !interesting paragraph:—"Miss Marie
Lieutenant Governor Patterson, of Horeton, whose- Prince Charming
Manitoba, is desirous of retiring bad turned out to be the hero of
from his gubernatorial position."IOmdnr'man. Lold Kitchener, and
Other Opposition papers repeated I whom every girl with a penchant for
the story, and It week or so later : Groes is going to envy, is the
malt rola the addition that "it was re -
LORD IfITCHENER'S SWEETIIEART.
"The Marchioness" writes in the
ported", that the Lieutenant•Gover-
nor was resigning his office to enter
the Federal Administeratit n. The
story was either ignored or laughed
at by the Liberal p.tpers, or if given
as an item of alleged news, always
credited to the Opposition press,
where it originated.
COOL EFFRONTERY,
In spite of all this the Mail and
Empire now has the effrontery to
declare editorially :— "We believe
the rumor with reference to Mr.
Patterson originated in the minds of
Liberals who feel the necessity of a
cleaning up of the stable, etc." It
.adds that "Hon. John Haggart, who
was a colleague of Mr. Patterson, in
an interview with the Montreal
Gazette, deals with the yarn. He
declares that the idea is preposterous
and that Mr. Patterson, far from
coming down to support his former
'Opponents, would be not unlikely, in
toe event of a general election tak-
ing plaice, to abandon his office and
throw himself into the fight side by
side with his friends,"
It may be worth pointing out that
the Mail and Empire and Hon. John
Raga : rt are just a little late in
coming to the assistance of the
worthy Lieutenant Governor. In
maty letter of November 5th last,
commenting on the story, I observed
a'It may be remarked incidentally,
that there is no desire on the part of
..ion. J. C. Patterson to retire before
itis tern expires early in the next
centary, and theref>re there is no
immediate yrospects ot a vacancy in
the Lieutenant Governorship of Man
?ttoba
:'1 CUSTOM REVENUE OF $25,000,000.
A total customs revenue of $25.-
I'i00,000 is something that Canada
has never yet experienced, but at
the present rate of trade epxansion,
and in spite of the substantial reduc-
tions that have been made in the
terriff, there is every indication that
the present fiscal year will net this
amount. So far the monthly average
sines July lst has been $2,113,927,
the five months' receipts exceeding
those of 1894.95 by $3,340,659, the
monthly collections in that year only
averaging $1,445,789 ; the total re-
ceipts for the five month periods in
the last file years are as follows ; them unstinted approval. For
189495 :—$7,228,946 ; 1895-96 ;— instance Mr. John J. Doyle, a native
V3.404,808 : 1896 97 :—$8,088,105 ; of Lanark County, who has spent
1897 98 :— $8,480,481 ; 1898 99 :-
10,599,606. So that the re'enue
ter the present year exceeds that of
1896 97 by $2,481,500 and the
previous year by $2,165,300.
daughter of I•Ion. Richard Charles
Moreton, her Majesty's Marshal of
the Ceremonies, and a grand-
daughter of the Earl of Dueie. Miss
Moreton spent a couple of happy
years when a little girl in Ottawa.
She used to tumble in the snow-
drifts about the Government House,
and probably had just as fine a time
as any other little girl ever had in
the bright Canadian winter. Her
father was private secretary to Lord
Lorne, and her mother, who is a
Greek, was lady-in-waiting to H. R.
H. Princess Lousre,"
It is a pretty sight to see a peanut
plantation when the vines ate out in
blossom. The bh. ssouls are a bright
vellow and the vines are a vivid
green. As the blossom forms a idle
branch appears on the gine and
shoots down into the ground. The
peas, as the ruts are ealled on the'
plantation, forte on the shoot he•;
heath the ground like potatoes.
When. the crop is gathered in Oet
ober, the vine is plowed up and the
nuts hang to the roots. Vines and
all are piled in cocks in the field,and
in, 20 days the nuts are ready to he
pulled off, placed in bags and taken
to the factories. They are cleansed
of dirt, assorted,polished in revolving
cylinders and put in bags ready for
the market.
NOT DOWNED YET.
The Provincial Opposition does
not appear to have yet learned the
truth of the aphorism that whom the
gods intend to destroy they first
make mad, for in the protest which
has been filed in South Ontario
against the election of Hon. John
Dryden the old charge is reiterated,
that a corruption fund was in exit-
ance under the control of the Pro-
vincial Government, and contributed
to by Michigan lumberman and
others in anticipation of favors to be
received.
This utterly disreputable fairy
story was one of the most disgrace-
ful incidents of the campaign last
winter, and its entire lack of found-
ation was shown when the matter
got into the courts at the election
trial at Kingston and the Cen3erva-
tives was unable to offer one iota of
evidence is its support. At that
time Chancellor Boyd, who was on
the bench, remarked, "It should
never have been put on record. 'It
is disgraceful to do so, if there is
nothing to justify it." There have
been many other charges just as
baseless, that have been promulgat-
ed solely for the transient effect, and
with the most shameless disregard
for all moral consideration, but
anything more insane than to repeat
an Allegation so thoroughly dis-
credited, it would he exceedingly
difficult to imagine.
SUITS THE PRACTICAL MAN.
The new revelations governing
hydraulic mining in the Yukon do
not appear to please some of the
theoretical miners of Opposition
newspaper offices, but practical men
who understand the situation accord
Baby Eczema and Scald Head.
Infants and young children are peon
liarly subject to this terrible disorder.
and if not promptly arrested it will
eventually become chronic. Dr. Obese
made a special study of Eczema and
disease ot the skin, and we can confident
ly recommend Dr. Chase's Ointment to
cure all forms of Eczema. The first ap-
plication soothes the irritation and puts
the little sufferer to rest.
Sarsaparilla
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ti OVa E D baa �.t1
IMINIONstelimnalimweisallmimarommt amumpall
The Greatest of all Liver,
Stomach and flood Medicines.
A SPECIf+IO POR
Rheumatism,. Gout and
Chrotllc Connplaintss.
They Cleanse and Purify the
Blood.
All Druggists and
General Dealers.
two years prospecting and mining in
the Yukon territory writes as
follows to the local press :---•'I real-
ize, as most every actual miner, the
justice of the new rules. They are
framed, in my opinion, solely in the
interests -of the present miner and
pioneer, and the other interests
which should always be considered
as;identieal with his, 1. e., the cap
italist and the newenmer. I believe
the new rules protect the aequired
interests from the scheming of the
imposters. They open the door for
prospector and the man of' capital.
Surely both of these latter are en-
titled to proteetion from Canada in
their concerted effort to develop our
resources."
ROr;GIl ON Mr.. wIIITN> v.
Is the Provincial Opposition casting
about for a new leader ? It Wont('
almost appear so, for after giving
prominence to a proposal to banquet
Mr. Whitney, a 1.ronasal which is at
present being aetiveiy canvassed by
the ioung MensConservative
Association in Toronto, the Mail find
Empire declarer, "The practice
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of giving' banquets a discredited.
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�1C'I '. a popular one." too
d('1'!1 is IX'� ri 1*t is
Thoughts On Marriage.
Humble wedlock is far better than
proud virginity.—Augustine.
A husband is a plaster that cures
all the ills of girlhood.—Moliere.
Men marry to make an end,women
to make a beginning.—A. Dupuy.
A person's character is but half
formed till after wedlock.—C. Sim:
mons.
Wedlock's like wine, not properly
judged of till after the second glass.
—Jerrold.
Never marry but for love, but see
that thou lovest what is lovely.—Penn.
A man finds hitnself seven years
older the day after his marriage.—
Bacon.
Take not too short a time to make
a worldwide bargain in.—Shake—
speare.
For any man to match above his
rank is but to sell his liberty. --
Messinger.
No man can either live piously or
live rightously without a wife.—
Richter.
It is in vain that a man is born
fortunate if he be unfortunate in his
marriage.—Dacbr.
Men should keep their eyes wide
open before marriage and half shut
afterwards.—Mine. Scuderl.
Fathers their children and them:
selves abuse, that wealth a husband
for their daughters choose.—Shirlev.
Marriage with a good woman is a
harbor in the tempest of life ; with
a bad woman it is a tempest in a
harbor,—J. P. Senn.
As the husband is, the wife is. if
mated with til clown, the grossness of
his nature will have weight to drag
thee down. --Tennyson.
The kindest and happiest pair will
occasion to forbear, and something
every day they live to pity and per:
haps forgive. ---Cowper.
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A CARD.
I will guarantee
that my Kidney Cure
will cure 00 per cent.
Of all fortes of kidney
complaint and 1u
many instances the
most serious forms of
Bright's disease. if
the disease Is com-
pllcated said a four -
ounce vial of urine.
We w1:1 analyze 1t
and advise you free
what to do.
MUN YON.
At all druggists, 25e. a vlal. Guide to Health
and medical advice free. 1505 Arch st.,
lit)\V1011.
On Wednesday night November
30th, the grim reaper again visia d
Genie and carriers off one of
Ilowick's oldest and highest est eerie. d
pioneers, in the person of Mr. Philip
hiclutosh. The remains wets: laid
to rest in the Gorrie cemetery. The
funeral was a ery large one. De
sensed was hnrn at Lorlt;' Ooren,near
Ulaigovr, Scotland, On Angu:.t 20th
1821, and came to Cana.dll with hi
Bees ::. ilt the yea: l' $ T l:e\
s.•:tiled ii: tG; Ls: es1n
Lanark county, where he took auto
himself a wite. He moved to
liowick with his family In the fall of
1838 :illd soled on lots 10 and 11
on the 7th concession, which he
cleared and cultivated until a few
.years ago when he retired and
Moved to Go•'rie, Ile lea ves a
widow and a grown up family t•,
mourn his demise, who have the
sympathy of all in their • bereave
meat.
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Lingering Coughs that seem to stick to
you in eptie of all you du, are protnptly
cured by Dr. 'Voo.i's Norway Pine Syr-
up. Price 23o.
The Fanners' Binder 'Twine Cone -
pa ny
om-pany of Brantford has jut te paid the
astonishing dividend of 60 per tent.
on its eapital stock for the year end•
ing October 15 last.
We, the Undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund tho money on a twenty.flvo cent
bottle of Dr. Rills' English Pills, ff, after
using three•fonrths of contents of bottle,
they do not relieve Constipation and Head-
aolie. We also warrant that four battles
will permanently caro tho most obstinate
ease of Constipation. Satisfaction or no
pay when Willa' English Pills are used.
A. A. Morrow, Chemist and Ihnggist,
Wingham. Ont.
Colin A. Campbell, Chemist and Drug.
gist, Winghatn, Ont.
A. L. Hamilton, Chemist and Druggist,
Windmill, Ont.
The Listnwai Connell has decided
to take over the Public Library and
make it free. Messrs Campbell,
Watson, Woods, Anderson, and
limning are a Cotnmittee to have the ,
town hall ffttad up for library purr'
poses as soon as possible.
A CTtVDSOLICJTOI1S W 1NIT I)1sVt:RY'V1lni!h
13.. for "The Story of the Philipptnos" h; Milts.;
Ihist onl, commissioned by the Gel ernrrent as (01,
rias 1[i.tmi:m .to the War Department. The honk
o i, a Own in army eatcpa at San 1'ransisco, on the
Pa,drite a ith Gcm+r;tl Merritt, hi the hnsi,lrals at 1lt-
(1001(0, in Helm !iOng, in the American trenches at
Manila, in the Insurgent ramps with A_nihaldo, lib
the deck of the Olttnpta with Hear., and i, the
now of Soffit..., at trio fall at :innil,t. Rollm,:r.t f .r
:r!rnls, nlimfal of oildinil r;otIuel k.,ku, I y tr,.t
rrr nt pato re ,h, re r hr hook,
time t tl t ort spot. aro n,n
Lor priors 1'(tR profits, Fr:i':ht 1,'.ul. Cr. d t
pitb'l. 1 ,p a,1 tr h'r nnonk•ial w.tr 1xx,ka, clot ,t
r:or ArliFtlii.1. T. ha,bcr, i3 c'y., 0(41 toiers),
ifltl,r., Chle Igo.
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SUGCESSFUL MEN
MANY OF THEM ARE RAM:MAPPED WITH
CATARRHAL fiSEA8E8.
Drto& W.CH SE
COMES TO THEIR A17).
St..131;A`! at Well.2V•''ICEel.
11 IIc)I)I:•,1 Itt•e, I)r.l>.,,. _, 1 t R�! lfll1y1i 'CM'S
„r
6M•. Ilwb ;ll )1 ,I w 1,1:0 i I+ u•
1'Ittatil;:'1't 111:11" lit+v, f,. 1•' e
• 0 :tor serf u t s at 11 a to 011,17 ;, a•
EPISCOPAL, ii T. PROPS ", ''•
i_xa,i, rootur. c loos a 11 a 111 "1
p
P'1'1 3'1' - Hoy. W. Fro, d.
;ort 11 •i- 1.1 11 11 01,11iil 7 p 01
CONL: T ION:\ It —Rev. ? 1. :
Mason, pastor. Services at 1i 0 It ,'t.•
7pnt, •
(1I31iIs'rI,LN WORKEils
On irate 010.1 L.oc:i: i❑ c..mmau,l
at $ p rt) and 8 p tug
SAL,VstT.t()N ARMY — Ensign Or
• d lig 001011,00w l` erviot'N 41. 11 0.
ID. p non ti p ul.
1•• tcoil or t11t? above 000'e,l ohurc'ies
Sat>bnth Srhnot is held at '2.31f i' ie.
.efe''e• After. 'Mod's Thosphodino,
The &eat English Remedy.
Sold and recommended by all
druggists in Canada. Only reli-
able medicine discovered. Sex
ackages guaranteed to cure all
forms of Sesta, Weakness, all effects of abuse
or excess, mental Worry, Excessive use of To-
bacco, Opium o1• Stimulants. Mailed on : ecelpt
of price, ono package $1, six, 65. One will7lease,
six will care. Pnmphlots free to any address.
Tho Wood Company, Windsor, Ont.
Sold in INingha:n I'y Colon a Om:10 coli.
tslnagist.
Success in life is almost impossible
for a man with bad breath. Nobody
wants to do business with him. No-
body wants to associate with hint. He
is handicapped everywhere.. Offen-
sive breath comes from catarrh; some-
times from catarrh0ef the stomach,
sometimes of the lungs, sometimes of
the head, nose, and throat. It is from
Catarrh somewhere, and catarrh is an-
other name for uncleanness.
Many men understand this, and make
every effort to cure it, but. it is be-
yond the reach of ordinary practice.
No self-respceting man can ignore
catarrh. If lie lits it in any form he
makes constant effurt to be rid of it.
There is aometiling about the man-
lier of life and the climate of Canada
that Sr ems' to breed. (ureases cf the
mue(]u : m(:mbrane.Medical silence
ordinarily doesn't try to eure catarrh;
it ” relieves " it; but 17r.Chase has
been curing catarrh for over thirty
years, and his name is blcesed by
thousands who have shaken off the
grasp of this insidious disease.
::;old by all deaier,, I,rIce 2a Cents
p(er box, blower fret.
Cook's Cotton Boot Compound
successfully used monthly by oyer
10,000Ladic . Safe, elseeteal, Ladles ash
your drri,gl:st for Cosh Cotten Rest Colne
mad. Take nn ot.lcr:sei all 31 ixitn ,s, i.1114 and
tmitationoas. dangerous. Prlea,S'n, 1, 51 or
box , No. 0,10degrceistronr•or,Y7pm' box. No.
1 or 2. n:idled on receipt of pries, WO w., P.•eont
stamps 7iin Cook (':0NiPNil4' 'WIridOl. (1n t.
s ,Lac •• 1 n Secl
t'Y' No(t. 1. and 2 A, ar t r, cut loll d� . by al
rettppnglblel)rnggists CanadA,
N,., 1 Rud No.1 1,r sale nr t:,niu
Om .114
BANK of HAMILTON
WINGHAM.
Capital, 51,350,000, hest, !.77:5,000
IiV'ERY F1tI1)AY .1().1t1'1l'tt•
TiflRrw;i CFF'1C+",,I:�:.-„t•1I'l;. ii rl4E'T
t$1lvlilL.111,
()NI. Ali
wubscriptlonprice. $tper ¢:erg l:,w(tvan4e
ALV ESTI i•1 Nil It ATlsy
.iiuuu-.1 .1 yr. I 0l01. 3mo. 1 1m0'
enc Cohnuu $60 o3 ;34.1 (10 ..5.211 :,?,0,.030 I $8 00
11.11 d0 (10 0' l3 4'00
(2,u,rter" tin 00 12 00 7 i 2 00
+,r.•, nch a0 I 1 0n 2 a0 1 00
Legal aim , tiller ..0,411t1 , 11' ..iisenic..t, 8e per line
for Ms:. fnaertion,uud ;3c per lin,• foreacllsnbsuquent
i, urchin. Venal,.: u) in",peesil so do.
„nod notices10e, p. r line for dr,. u:+n••tion,and'+
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6. m ;isle for each subsequent naert,c, .
Advurti:A:ments of i,a1t, Found, rinsrad, Situational
I and Business Chao,•,, Naut.ti, not,tcnerltng 8 float
yummpoquoaruitn, t $ m1 ontfohr , • first mop 10, and OOe. for oa0h
bo
1 (muses and Farms for Sale, not eeoeedh,g 8 lino.
31 for the, moot:,, 501,. pee subsequent month
1.ar¢er advortisruler,ts in ). Oportion.
These terms will 1>c. strictly adher, d to
i Special rates for larger ;.d, urtibuments, or or
, lender periods,
I Advertisements and local notices without Opeoino
directions, will hu inserted till forbid toil ohatged
' accordingly. Tratsltury l:dvertisuments must be;
I paid iu advance
Changes for contract adrer';lse.:,eutr must be int.,
the noire by V,'e,:nes '.^y Seca, c. ..,.:'r to appea_s-
that week
13. 1. RT,LI, 'f T.
Paol•adar:ci At.^ Pt'BLIsuEx
President —Jens 5•cniar.
Vice-President—A. O. RAMSAY-.
DIRECTOlth
JooN Paorroa. Gan. Roaon, WM GiesoN, h[ 0, A. T.
Wools, A, B. LEE (Toronto).
• Cashier—J. TURN13ULL.
Savings Stank --Flours, 10 to 3; Saturdays, 10 to
1. Deposit:, 01 S1 and upwards received and iutoruet
allowed.
Special Deposits also received at current
rates of ic..rear,.
Drafts on Greiat Britain and the United' State*,
bought and sold
W. COBBOULD, tid+'IO>`T
E. L. DICKINSON, Solicitor. ,
Yonoy to Loan on Notes.
Notes Discounted
AT REASONABLE RATES
Stoney advanced on Mortgages at 6 pet uentwl, h
privilege of paying ut the cud of any year. Not .
and accounts collected.
IL OBT. MoII0 D00.
Beaver Block w'ine)tate, Ont
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
DEPART AIOO:IVR
Toronto and East 6 411 a. in. 3 05 p. m
3 30 p tn. 10 29 p m
Palmerston mixed 8 55 ,c m 3 05 p m
Londonand South '6, 53 a m 11 10 a m
3 3C 3, m 8 00 p m
Kincardine 11 10 a m 0 49 a m
3.30 p nr 3 30 p m
1029pm 830am
SOCIETY ME)TINGS.
. QA Camp Cgledonia, No. 4H, meet
. �� rho first ,ted third MonT.y Mn
uv,,ry month, in .he (,dd Fellows iMalL Vloitirt
brethren welcctn• J. Murray. Chief. D Stet•
art Iter.. -810
WINGHAM
STEAM PUP (ORKS
Havtng purchased tho entire business
from Mr. .i)liniel Showers, 1 am now
prepared to supply the public with
t MY:wii Acorioiit-rao'7;(1i' M'MILLIS
¶%'ood and Iron Force , and
Lift t»iiaull+. Rra:4n and
Iron Cylinders, Galvaniz-
ed Iron Tinning. Cisterns,
Water Troughs, Sink€1.
Bstths,ripe Fitting, Well
Digging and everything in con-
nection with water sllpp,ies.
Galvanized Stool Windmills for power
and pumping water.
Deep well pumps 0 sneeiality.
'Repairing promptly attended tn.
• Parties writing for iufnrmetien or
ordering by moil should always state
depth of well.
A11 wort; gaeranteed 01 no sale. i
O�^y �aVI• r \ ��••�+y� S .fl.tial Ail
Bee 140 V4 ins:heni, Ont.
WINGIIAM HOSPITAL.
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For rho trentme, t of DIsedses 1l'WOMEN and
SURGICAL CASES of ell limb. For particulars
address
1(1L. J. 1'. KENNEDY,
:Medical Superintendent, 11 it ghoul, Ont;
r> VAN83'Cl:.,
BARRISTER, 8t1LICer(>S,, Fess
Private and Company funds to loom at lowesti'atto.
iuturent. No commiasien c)utrat0. Mort, ages, town,
and :arm property bomtht and nulls
OFFICE—Beaver Block WISOOAM.
J. A. 3101sT ,N
IR/OUSTER.,
Winghan,. Ont,
E. L. DICKINSON,
BAPtRIS'i•1111,
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SOLICITOR TO DANE OE ll.NI:.TON. ,d0NEr TQ •.
LOAN.
Office—Meyer Slunk. wingian,
m.
G. CAMERON,
BA !MISTER, SOLICITOR CONVEYANCER, doe,.
Otlice—Corner Ilnmliton and St. Andrew streets
opposite Colborne llote1.
GOTirRiorr,ONTAEIO.
A ItTIIUP. J. I1111/IN, I1 L S, L o S,
Doetor of Dental
Dental College mid Li ••uitti't0 14 ,tire Ito) alsylvaniCollege.;
of Dentni Surgeons of Ontario. ullice ntor Peet"'-
011ice, 1Pq�hum
DENTISTitY.—,I.8.JERO3IE, 1.. 0. S.,Wntontrs,
lu nufactur
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4 teeth Lie cheap as tl,r•yt can •claSsbe sradere
in the lil
absolutely withoul
t pain, by hisser. Tenth ',••
process. guaranteed perle.tly safe.
OFFICE; In the Beaver Block, opposite ths--
Brtuoowick House.
J'CIIN RITCHIE
GENERAL IN61;I[ASC:5 AOt;NT
WINO1IAM, ()If5Anr9+
I)t:ANS, it., wisci:AM,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER rel. , r1E COUNT
OF HERON,
Salus attended in any part of the Oo. Charge
Moderate:
OHN CURRlE, WisonAas,,>•:
LICENSED AUCTIONE•:ER.
Sales of Farm Stock and Pana lmplemoeta
sperealty.
All orders h'(t at the Times office lnntnutly atteal
ed tu. Terri, reasonable.
64 FIFTY-TWO
WEEKS
WITH GOD,"
• A.. fascinating study of The Inter- •'
national Sunday School Lessons for
1899, now reedy. No Christian,. r
especially Clergyman or Teacher.
should hp without it, Beautifully
bonncf in cloth of two ('elors,• witik
stiff-lton.rds. Price only 85 cents.'
Strongly recommended by leading
Clergymen. ' On sale by all book
sellers. or sent postpaid (n receipt of
the price by,
THHE B1f:1DLE1.0 AI, l;1','l'SON Co.,
. (L;1uirab)
Publishers, Toronto, Can.
JOB PRINT1NC, ,.,,
IN(:r.OUINO nooks, Pamphlets, Postero, It 0 .
1 Heads, Ciroutars, ;ce., ae., executed in the i>em
style of tho art, at lnedcratc prices, and 08 1bo0 lr
notice. Apply or add resell.
il. TSLLIOTT,
T it .s OIN(:e, 1Vinghaw
BOOKBINDING.
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We aro'plrased to ltnnoalnc0 that tlisy C6oki o'?'
9.
M .gashes left with us Tor ein'tImo will have Sur
M,.111Itt'tgiventton 4001'i'carlon 0 thanr in Mr* SW* •