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FRIDAY, 31.7NF 1, 1900.
out OTTAWA. LETTER.
'rom our Gan Corr& standout.
Ottawa, May 26.
The position takeu by the Government
iu reference to corrupt practices at elec-
tions must ceramend itself to all that
are not too biassed by partisan prejudices
to approve of any policy emanating from
their political opponents. The par.tieu-
lars of the case of West Huron and
Brockville, are pretty thoroughly under-
stood in the country. There was the nit -
explained delay ou the the part of the
Oppositioneast year to bring to the. at-
tention of the House certain inform-
ation which appeared. to indicate exten-
sive fraud until months after such in-
formation came into the: possession:
an immediate acquiesence by the Gov-
ernment in the request for an inquiry
'before the parliamentary Committee of
'Elections and Privileges, and the failure
of the Opposition to produce any evi-
dence in support of the allegations, al-
though the Government permitted the
expenditure of thousands of dollars to
bring witnesses before the committee.
Then the Government agreed to con-
tinue the inquiry this session providing
any new evidence transpired in the
meantiffe, but the Opposition demanded
that such inquiry continue this session
although the stipulated new
• EVIDENCE WAS NOT FORTHOOMLIIG,
13,r at least no evidence that would have
been given a moment's consideration in
any court of justice. The Government,
however, refused to allow a further ex-
penditure of public monies, in the face
of the inability of the Opposition to
,show any reasonable probability of tan-
gible results being secured; and that re-
fuse1 was endorsed by two-thirds of the
Nouse of Commons, audit may be safely
added by a like proportion of the elec-
torate.
Having thus declined to be dragooned
into a farcical investigation before a
'partisan tribunal, which could not pos-
sibly have accomplished anything de•
finite, the Premier announced that, so
so far from being adverse to .a thorough
investigation, the Government was pre-
pared to order a judicial inquiry of the
fullest character into the circumstances
mot only of West Huron and Brockville,
Init, of any and all ether elections Since
1866. We must have," said the
.Printe Minister, "at an early date, int-
enediately, a tribunal composed of
THE BEST JUDGES OF THE LAND
ao as to have the fullest, the most com-
plete, the most searching inquiry into
all that we knew, into all that has come
to the attention of the public, to ferret
out that system, to expose it and to
eradicate it forever from this land of
ours. I said last year, and I have no
reason to repent the words, that the
sanity of the ballot must be maintained
at all hazards, and that the will of the
people is to be expressed. by the ballot as
the people have it in their own minds. I
do not want, for this Government has
mot the support of the electorate given by
teas= of what is in the heart and. mind
of the electorate, / do not Want to re-
-main in the government of this country.
A Victim
of Piles
should, have the sanctity of the ballot
preeerved, as I Leda lest yea; et all cests_
and at all had."
aim coeo on. Boom
So much has been said by the Tories.
respecting the effect of the Ceovernmea's
policy upon the prim of coal oil that it
would not be surprising if considerable
mystification existel as to the facto of
the case. The whole matter was sne-
rued up in the House the other day by
the Minister of Fizetuee in reply to nu
inquiry from the Opposition in term
which put it se fairly and concisely that
I will repeat what he eaid. Tho qua -
tion called attention to the big dividends
paid by the Standard Oil Company, and
asked whether the Government intended
to take measures tide session to -curtail
the Standard 011 Company's power of
extorting exhorbitent prices out et the
Caundlau cousamers of oil. In reels
M. Fielding said that there has been no
legislation under the present Govern-
inent which would assist the Standard
Oil Company iu chargiure, exorbitaut
prices. Every step taken by the present
Government whether With respect to
legislation or to departmental adminis-
tration, has been in the direction of re-
moving restrictions and lessening the
I price of oil.
ref 20 Yeart-A Constant Sufferer From
Weeding and Protruding Piles -Cured
by Ur. Chases Ointment
In vain did Wirs, Jas. Brown, of Hin-
tonburgh. near Ottawa, search for a.
create for piles. In Europe and America
*he tried every remedy avalleble. but
itt remained for I)r. chases Ointment
'to effect a cure.
lira. Brown writes: -J. / have been at
voustana sufferer from nearly every
term of piles for the last twenty years,
send during that time both here and In
the Old Country have tried most every
from Y.
"I am only doing justice to Dr.
Oirittnent when I say that 1
neve it to be the best remedy ob.
table for bleeding and protruding
Tea1 strongly recommend tir.
*so Ointment to mothers, or indeed
any' person suffering from that
d torment -piles."
rattans avid druggists recommend
Chem** Ointment tie the one pre,'
Oen that will never fail to cure
It is guaranteed to positively
Ira whether itching. bleeding.
rudIng. O Cents a box, at an'
or Edmainion, Bates and Co..
..‘6.6. 6
THE DUTY BEAMED.
The duty. on imported oil, which ex-
isted under the late Government, has
been re.dueed, and burdensome regula-
tions existing under the late government
with respect to inspection of oil, which
could only take place after it had been
put in the barrels, have been abolished,
thus facilitating cheap and convenient
methods of handling the oil. The Min-
ister said that the number of points at
which oil can be imported in bulk, in
tank cans, has been increased; permis-
sion has been given to 11E0 tank wagons,
and the former regulations forbidding
tank ships has been repealed thus giving
along the line of our water communica-
tions the opportunity to receive oil by -
cheap transportation.
Moreover where companies increased
their freight rates on oil in such a man-
ner as seemed likely to prevent com-
petition in the oil trade, the government
on the advice of the Railway Committee
of the Privy Council disallowed the in-
crease and ordered. the restoration of the
former rates. Iu short every step taken
by the present Government in relation
to the oil business has been for the pur-
pose of removing burdensome restric-
tions, reducing the cost of oil and cheap-
ening the article to the consumer. If
the price of ell has recently increased to.
the consumer, and larger profits are
being realized. by- the manufacturers,
whether in the -United States or Canada
such enhansed profits are not due to any
measure of the Government, but must
be due to other causes for which the
Government are not in the ertinriest de-
gree responsible.
CAPITAL SAFE D7 CANADA..
The London (Eng.) Financial News.
recently says: -"Some notion of Can-
ada's industrial progress may be gather-
ed fram the latest issue of the Dominion
Government's trade Statistics. The re-
port shows that the exports of home -
produced merchandise have risen in
value from $74,821,058 in the eight
months ended February, 1895, to $1I0,-
038,428 in the eight months ended Feb-
ruary, 1900. An increase of 47 per cent.
in five years, even allowing for the al-
teration in values, is not .mean perform-
ance. But as Canada is a gold. producer
the bulletin exported should be added;
these have increased from $213,035 to
$1,111,886, bringing the total percentage
increase up to 61 per cent. Money care-
fully invested in Canada should be safe
and fruitful."
IMPLORING NOE'rHERN ONTARIO.
THE WINO -AM Tili liS,, .J 1N 1, WOO.
PEOPLE OF PROMINENCE. • CARTER MEDICINE CO. WiNat
obtainealtmetton Jn (netti eavidving
tomidatioei.of ,abeet,
Brea Mod, preside itt t f the Carter
Medicine Cieweiny, yesteelay received
11 COVIMIln frent his lawyers ut
Fleets Lowden, Estebreek PlIV1H,.
1Pruturg ltiiit that a flualiejtmetion, with
ceets end Deets granted against the
Chieugo Label and Box Compeny. This
etaeeney mkti aepeciality of mahufac-
It rnef 'alleles, boxes, ete., for drawees.
The tenter Comp my has teem tellowitee
them throegh tito etearte for two Tomo
ou the comp./Mut that the label company
was makulg eneulatations ot the labels
t eel t ee's l4ttie Livi rl:1•14. They have
11(AV obteinee a Leta injunetion with
oasts, awl the wits str.4 wry largo, as,
the case bee been eulabittee to a Mester
in Chancery for a final accounting.
The Carter Mei/toilet Company has
bet n the first and only cue to prosecute
printers or engravers who have prepared
such Libel 4 and mappers. It make a,
new eeparture in infringement eases.,
and their victory is one of great import-
ance to the whole epropriotary trade,"
raid Ma) of iutereet to the retail drag-
geste.--New l'ork Piless, May 2, 1900.
SIT elltilit'S Tupelo recently completed
tho forty-fifth year of hie piddle lite as
a politician,. autl sichs of the Howie
joined though rot 'without some partiean
Pleeteautry,Itt corgratulatirg the veteran
state:mem, who ie eue of the few re -
enduing failure of emit( ti. ratien living
tooley. From 18,17 to IWO, mid omen
from ital3 to lfie r, lie was it member of
the Nova Scotia govermiamt, haviug
leen premier leen / (it until July 1,
1/467, when the- Brithei eemerhet
£.ct mute into force. He declined a seat
in the ficst Conaainn cabinet in 1P(17
but j.iined Sir John A. Macdoettle's
governineet its 1 e70, mei only resigned
ie. 1873, when We Joinee goverement
was succeeded by that of Alextudar
Maclaereie. Ile came back to :filee with
Sir John 111 le78, and reelgatel in 1e8e,
when appointed to the spleudie eoeitiou
of High Connuissiener ot Canada, which
he held till 1887, when he again joined
the Conservative government, of which,
however,. he oely rt =lima a utembt r
for one year. He egain resigned ou his
raappointinent as High Commissioner.
In 1806 he entered the Conservative
government of it Mackenzie
one on the reeiguation of the latter be-
came Premier ou April 27, 181)6. Since
that time he has been the leader of the
Oppositionein the Dominion Parliament.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier's hearty wish that
he may long adorn the Canadian
ment will be generally re-echoed
throughout the Dominion.
Local:
David Douglas Wilson, Seaforth, was
born June 2nd, 18e9, iu North Dumfries,
Waterloo County. Ho received his
edueetion at the public sc'aoole and Galt
Gramirar School. Ho obtained a first-
class certificate and taught his old
school in North Dumfries for Ave years.
Iu 1863 his eyesight failing him, he
engaged in the egg business, which
reached a few years ago gigantic propor-
tions-, shipping something like a million
and to half dozen per year to New York,
Vancouver, Winnipeg, Montreal, Liver-
pool and London. Mr. 'Wilson is a
member of the Presbyterian ehureh, trod
has been an elder for twenty-three
years,. and Sunday School Superinten-
dent ever since the church iu Seaforth
was organized,. He was reeve of the
town for fifteen years, but declined re-
election in MIL He belongs to the
Masonic Brotherh.00d, also to the Royal
Tempiara of Tempetance. eeee was
married in 1859: to Helen Richardson of
Waterloo, grand -daughter of Table.
Shiel of St.Meayee College, SeTirirkshire„
Scotland. Mrs,. Wilson died. 1885, leav-
e -les seven emigre:1r_ He was married.
ageeer in. 1891. to eerie Duthie of Jarvis,
Aherdeenehire, Scotland.
THEY CURE Sti
WELL PEOPLE
ARE GLAD!
TO TRU
The PUblie Would Doubt Ohly For
Local Testimony Freely Offered
In Every Place Where Dr.
Pitcher's Backache
Kidney Tablets
Are Known.
Without unnecessary loss of time the
Provincial Government has completed
its arrangements for giving effect to the
plan of thoroughly exploring Northern
Ontario, which is an important part of
its general policy of progress and de-
velopment which has been so cordially
endorsed by the people and press of the
Province. About the lat prox., ten ex-
ploration parties fully equipped and
ably officered, will start out to explore
the vast unknown territory running
north from civilization towards the
Arctic circle. Eacli party is under the
direction of an experienced surveyor,
and the informatiOn they will gather of
the forest and mineral resources, the
agrionitnral posaThi1ftis, the industrial
opportunities, and. the general indication,
of conditions which would make for sae-
cessful development, will be of inettletil-
able value not only to the Province of
Ontario and the Dominion of Canada,
but to the empire at large which has
never felt more keenly than it does tO-
day the necessity for inereased oppor-
tunities for development rad an enlarged
field for the profitable utilization of its
surplus population and its unemployed
capital. The policy of the Ontario (10V-
ernment has all the best charaeteristies
of that imperialism, which have marked
the actions of the country eines its
affairs came under the control of Lib-
eral statesittem
Mrs. F. Davidson, Patrick, St., Wing -
ham, says: -"Kidney trouble and back-
ache is something I have auffered from
for four years or more. I do not know
what caused it only that it was severe
anclresisted treatment. I heard of Dr.
Pitcner's Backache Kidney Tablets and
got a bottle at Colin Campbell's drug
store and can truthfully say I like them.
I did. not use the entire bottle but found
the relief I wanted. They acted gently
easily and rapidly. They are certainly
a good medicine."
Mrs. J. Groves, corner Victoria and
Leopold St., Wiugham, says: -"Some
time ago I had a severe attack of hem-
bago; the pain was quite severe. I lay
its origin to a cold that settled in the
small of the back. A neighbor told me
of Dr. Pitcher's Backache Kidney Tab-
lets and I got a bottle at Colin Camp-
bell's drug store. I took but one-half
the bottle and the trouble and pain was
gone. I have had no trouble since.
This I think should convince anyone of
their Worth."
If you have the slightest symptom of
kidney or bladder trouble you catt test
this great medicine free. Arrangements
have been made whereby every reader
of this paper can obtain strial package
of Dr. Pitcher's Backache Kidney Tab-
lets absolutely free by enclosing a two
cent stamp for postage to Tho Pitcher
Tebbe Co,
If yon aro eonvinced Pitcher's Tablets
rIMirasit ;Talt nytosu eau grarf
ga e for e perb .
net obtainable at druggist's, mailed free
of postage on reeipt of prico.
OR, A. W. CHASE'S twilg
CATARRH CURE LiaC.
Is **fit direct to thgteiteedited
pats by the Troptseved Blower.
heals the altieri, Olean the alt
passeges, MOWS droppings in Oat
throat and pettiartatrUy Curet
Catarrh sedilaylreetit Slower
frt.. All dealers, or or. A. W. Chili
)1fMae Co.. Toronto
— .
If °WICK.
tiosvielt Council mot on May 16th in
' the Township hall, persuant to adjourn -
molt; members all prtsent, the Reeve
iu the chair. MiAutc s of last meeting
road and adopted.
Deig-Vielay-That John Hammond
be appoiated to operate the road-greder
itt .25 pm day-Civried.
Tenders were received and opened for
the purchase of school debentures for
school section No. 7, the Central Canada
Loma and Saving 0o.'e, Toronto, tender
being Q4,810; Wm, IL 13ronse of Toroa-
to, $4,1346; W. H. O'Hara & Co., Toton-
to, 6-'1,815,80/ Goo. A. Stinson & Co.,
Toronto, $4,311.50. The Council decided
not to sell the debentures until fall.
A petition eves presented to the Coun-
cil with 60 names of the ratepayers
asking the Council to mako a grant to
the sufferers of the Ottawa fire.
Finlay-Fchurter-That this Ceuacil
make- a grant of Me -Carried,
Spence -Doig -That each utentber of
the Council have the road -grader for one
week in their division as follows: Sand.
Ferguson, Reeve; Wm. Finlay, Amlrew
Doig, Henry &hurter and John Spence,
Councillors -Carried.
Accounts passed: -J. T. Wiggins, sal-
ary as collector for 1809, $52.50; A. Dra-
inage, flour as charity to Isaac Wilson,
Jec.; Geo. Wylie, repairing road lot 17,
eon. 10, $3; 0. Seibert, for culvert, Ford-
wich, $2; Hammond Bros., contract in
full building bridge, lot 15, con. 10,
el2I.60; Thos. Nash, printing copy of
School Section No. 7 By-laws, $2; Isaac
Wade, balance salary as collector, eqe;
Lizzie Walker, part salary,. 35O.
arielay-Doig-That thee Council. do.
now adept= to. meet again on the third
Wednesday iii June in Lattiouby's hotel,
Beeseure-Cierried.
L. Wremere, Clerk:
TOWN 1)111 E(
ere
11,1 MIST Oil:WU-Sabbath serviees itt
11 0. in and 7 p t2t. Sunday Velma
e p 3t. Gemmel prayer liteetit.g;
(dr Weawsday eveniugs. PAT. W}
Frct.cl? pail( r. W. J. Chapinen, S. S.
S.,peinitendent,
Di man n myr Outacn---Sabbath sitv
at 11 a Itt and 7 p in. Sunday Sohcol at
p 10. Epworth League every 11jen-
day player weettag
on \Wane:it:ay • evenings. Rey. RichsoL
Nabs, pastor. Dr. Towler„ tk S. Sup-
erintendent.
PRESBYTERIAN Onuncat---Sabbath ser -
Vit 05 at 11 t'. nt tiLd. 7 p211. Sunday
Sc,In al at p m. General prayer
meeting on 'Wednesday CV011ingli. JIM
Perrie, pastor awl S. S.eSuperintene
dent.
ST. Pere's Ononen, EPIseorAte-Sale
bath services at 11 m and 7 p in. Sun-
day School at 2 :::0 pin. General prayor
mooting ou 'Wednesday mixing. Rov.
Wm, Lowe, incumbent. F. Shore, S. S.
Suneaintem dent.
00NU1tBOATIONAL CUUZOIL -Sabbath
KOIVICON itt 11 0111 and 7 p in. Sunday
School at 2.30 p m. General 'rayw
meeting on Weanesday evenings. Rev,
.7. W. Gain, pastor. Gavin Willem', et,
S. Superintendent.
Roiti OATHOLIC CHURCH - Every
foutth Sunday. Mass at 10:30 a in, sta-
men1 and benediction at.7 p m. Rev. D.
le, McMenamin, P. I.
SALVATION Aumr-St.rvice at 7 and 11
a in and 3 and 8 p m on Sunday, and
may evening during the week at 8
o'clock flt the barracks.
OnearrieN WonNees--Services in the
Mission Hall, Victoria street, on Sunday
ttimrg
et3iuoid 7:3)0111. p nT. A. Calhouue, in
POST OFFICE -411 Macdonald Block.
Office hours from 8 a m to 6:30 p
Peter Fisher, postmaster.
Macardorros' INSTITUTE-Librai7 and
free reading room in the Town Hall,
will be open every afternoon from 2 to
5:45 o'clock, and every evening from 7 to
9:30 o'clock. Mjs Mfflio Roberton,
librarian.
TowN Cotiame-leem. Clegg, Mayor;
Wn Holmes, H. 0. Boll. J. H. Chis-
holm, G. A. Newton, Rolland Beattie,
Geo. MoKenzie, Councillors; J. E. Fer-
guson, Clerk and Treasurer; e'ainuel
Assessor; Wm. Robertson, Col-
lector, Board Meets first Monday even-
ing in each month at 8 o'clock.
Scrum Boann.-C. N. Griffin, (chair-
man), Thos. Abraham, 11.. G. Lee, J. 3.
Homuth, Win. Moore, 11. Kerr,Thos.
Bell, Wnt. Button. Secrettiey, Win.
Robertson; Treasiner, J. 13. Irmgusen.
Meetings second Tuesday evening m &eh.
month,
PUBLIC SCHOCL Teeemens.-A. H."
Musgrove, Principal, Miss Robertson,
Miss Reynolds, Miss Farquharson, Miss
Cornyn, Miss Vanso.ne, Miss Matheson
and Miss Reid.
BOARD OF Hre reetee-Mayor Clegg,
(chairman), C. J. Reading, Thos Greg- •
ory, Dr. Kennedy, J. B. Ferguson, Sec-
retaryo Dr. Towle; Medical Health -
Officer.
WANTED !
AT ONCE.
erafeking wasbesieged for 2/3 days, , Two o
Cat
Khartoum 341, Sebastopol 327, Paris
1.61, Kimberly 123, Ladysmith 119,
Pleven 94, Luelmow 8&e Saragossa 62, y
iakers.
Cawnpore and Eadajoz 21.
The Arizona editor who divides his
Arent hours between reading Tripling
and cleaning his guns has just bung
this neat placard on the north wall of
his sanettun: "Don't submit poetry,
lest we forget, lest WO /mecca
Dizzy Spells
and Headache
Weak, Nervous, and Run Down, would
Shake with Nervousness -A Terrible
C8180 -A Remarkable Cure.
elm Chas. H. Jones, Pierceton, Que.,
writes:-" For years I have been a
great sufferer with my heart and
nerves. I Would take shaking spells and
a dizzy, swimming feeling would come
over me. Night after night I would
never close my eyes, and my head
would ache as though It would burst.
At last I had to keep to my bed, and
though my doctor attended me from
fall until spring, his medicine did not
help me.
" I have now taken five boxed of
Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, and it has
one me more good than 1 ever believed
a medicine could do. Words fail to ex-
press my gratitude for the wonderful
cure brought about fly this treat-
ment."
Dr. Chase's Nerve rood makes pale,
weak, nervous men, women, and chil-
dren strong, healthy, and. haTIPY. In
pill form, tie centi a box, at all dealers,
or Edmanaon, Bates & Co., Toronto,
linglish
A BOON TO HORSEMEN
Sptivin
Liniment rinnOVes n. herd, soft or cal.
loused 'Amps and Blemishes front
horses, Blood Spavin, Curbs, Splints,
Ring Bone, Sweeney, Stifles, Sprains,
Sore and Swollen Throat, Coughs, etc'..
The rise 01 0110 bottle may make you Vie.
Warranted the most wonderful Blemish
CUM ever known. Sold by A. L.
ITamiltou,
"Alt Dunlop Time la zoo"
On macadam roads -
on country roads -on good
roads and bad ramie -
Dunlop Detachable Thou
are safest and easiest to
ride,
le you meet with a nib -
hap - ti puneturo ten
miles from hottic-" those
are the onlytoolsyou need."
"The only took,"
The Dunlop Tire Ock, Limited,
Toronto,
lgobtaw, Winnipeg. flt, Jokm
• Also
Two Pant
Makers.
WEBSTER 8v CO.,
Queen's Block,
Caveats and Trade•Marlei obtained, and all patent
lousiness conducted for MODERATE YEE& 11y
office is in the immediate vicinity of the Patent Office,
and my facilities lorsecuringpatents aro unsurpassed
Send model, sketch or photograph of Invention, wit%
description and statement as to advantages claimed.
42'No charged. made for an opinion as to
patentability, and my fee for prosecuting the
applicatien stall nob bo called tor until the
potent s allowed. "'miswot
re' Gum:, con.
raining fuU information seat free. All Oemmutil.
cations Considered as Strictly Conflitenual.
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county for turin!.: our first "less worlc. Large
0 -Pe iahl s1'281 lnute ents ler allstyles of Post-
ers, Iiai.d Bill,., etc., aryl the latest styles or
pholm. fancy type tor the liner classes of -print-
ing.
II. B. ELIAoTT,
Peeprieror and Publisher.
BANK ot HAMILTON
WINGHAM.
Capital. e1,41/1,e20, Rest, $1,000,000-0
President-ZORN STUART.
ofildknt-A. G. RAttLsAy.
DIRECTORS
,Tehn Pro -tor, Geo, Emelt, Wm, Gibson,
A. T. Wood, X. P., A.BLee (Toronto).
Cashier --.T. TURNBULj,.
Cavings Ilank-Hcmrs 10 to 3; Saturday, 104
to 1. Deposits of $1 and upwards received and
intereAt a UOW
Special Deposita also received at current
rattlt 02 1211(2)4(543.,
?r,18ar.d thek(410Uat Unjted
W. OORBOTJLD, .Agent.
E. L. DICKINSON, Solicitor.
s.,
E.
SMITH
WING 11 AM.
General Banking Business transacted.,
Money advanced to 11111110114 and business melt -
on endorsed notes and collateral.
Farmers' Sale Notes Cashed
Moneys remitted by draft to all parts of -
Canada and the United States.
Notes and accounts collected on reasonable -
terms.
'1 P. KENNEDY, 11. 1).. M. C. P. 8.0.
. (Member of the British Medical Associa-
tion.) Gold Mectallist in Medicine. SpeciaP
attention paid. to diseases of Women and Child-
ren. Office hours -1 to 4 p. In.; 7 to 0 p.
DR. AGNEW,
Physician, Surgeon, etc.
Office -Stone Block, over Deans' Flour and _
Feed Store. Night calls answered at the office.
D R. MACDONALD,
Centre Street
Wingham,
Ontario-
,
1), VANSTONE,
R •
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC.•
Private and Company funds to loan at lowestr.
rate of interest. No commission charged. Mort-
gages, town and farm property bought and..
sold. Office, Beaver Block, Wingham.
J A. MORTON,
BARRISTER, &c.,
Wingham, Ont.
EL. DICKENSON,
•
BARRISTER, ETC.
Solicitor to Bank of Hamilton. Malley to loan. •
Office -Meyer Block, Wingliam,
ARTHUR 3. IRWIN, D. D. S., L. D. S.
Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Pennsylvania.
Dental College and Licentiate of the Royal?
College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. 011iciss-
over Post Office, Wingham.
JOHN RITCHIE,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,
Winghnin, Ont.
T) DEANS, JR.
A •
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
for the County of Huron. Sales attended in
any part of the County. Charges moderate.
JOHN CURRIE, WituntAid, Owe.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
Sales of rata Stock and Perm Implements a
specialt'.
All ordera left at Tan TIMMS office promptly -
attended to. Terms reasonable.
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
8,, moo Oaledontte No.49, intake
t.
tool, in the Oteltenows Mel. Visiting-
ehrep weletene, hitellWART0 01110r; R.
first mid third Monday in
IB.
ll'') 4, Bee, Mee,
till leltINTIN(1,
11,44,14, 4 ro.limigloi.,A1 remelted in the best
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e 114 HP ng 111 any 414)14'w I be given oTh,.
iteplieti tem tit
reille %W1(41 Oirloalt,
Wittehion..
RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
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Yoludon 11.10 atn.. 13.00 part.
8.05 pan, "10.0) p in
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1ANAIllalf rAolario RArtvitit,
,NRAINS LEAVE FOR,
froranto end e.as a.m... 8.00 p.m.
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