The Wingham Times, 1885-01-02, Page 2• Terms Eintq Gra BhpvA2W4K
First borrow a shovel,
' Na•et procure a pair of i warm
mittens, a. nook wrap of some ]find,
: a b,ttlo of arnica and a ebeet pretties
't Jr.
Now you are ready for work.
Open the front door and push some
of the snow from the front step
Now, 1u>ivirlg dipped overshoes,
• welch we forget to mention, slip out
. acid close the door after you, being
. careful to fix, the dead -latch. so it
•.wiil not look. Take the shovel in
the right .hand, the thumb 'upward
and the fingers clasped firinly but not
too tightly arotlttrl the handle, Malay
persons °ramp their fingers by taking
t,teo close a grip,'a practice wltieh else
tends to irritate the tender shin on
oho inside of the palm.
Rest tete steel end of the shovel nn
the step, and placiug one 'foot a
little behind the other, let the haudle
..sink of its own weight to au angle of
. fhty-live degrees. I3e careful about
Vas a isle, for up to this time the
p'ineiptt:l of a pivot is being used,
Deal If the aide is more acute thau
f Live degrees it will be a sign
that year ere obtuse.
Now ttriug forward the left band
:fan t gently grasp the handle just two-
thirds of the way from the top rais-
. dug the impl omelet about seven and a
half i,tclt.•s into the air for that par-
pu t:. [f you take hold too low you
f.trae your r.glit arm to do double
eworl:, ns your left hand is merely a
inov,ti,lo fulcrum• if too high the
cavil is increased. The shovel, if.
prepo rly made, will nearly balance
•.wvhe:i the left ]rand is iu just the eight
...est) A, ttrrtl after a few exporimen`s this
Z`, ,ice. can he determined, and if
uecessery indicated by a pen3i1 mss k.
• It is: well now to slowly swing the
eshov '1 backward and forth in the au•,
Nice c to i t ds in the p,sttiatt in Heat -
.0,1, nuti.l you acquire the peeper 1no-
;,tn
Nex in order, , not to get out of
breate, reit the shovt'1 ou the steps,
strai,;nt u out your bace belie, throw
,:Leek your shoulders and inh:.Ie the
,.et:iidtreting, antiseptic suint+r air.
N,,r lock up and down street un.i;
. you see a.bey.
T3 eireu to"ilinl,
.. lies he comes
strike a bargain
with in it; give. him the„$tali and go in
t., bra ticfast. - —Pent adel plica Press.
A GaEA.1' DLSCJVER.,Y.
Mr. ;`J.n. Thomas of Neton, Ie,,
ty, : •• .ty wife has been seriously
,tbt,at .l .vith a cough for twenty-five
years, aril this spring more severely
,&uau aver before. She had used
rnainy ,•.ells:lies without relief, and
• hints; eeee.i to try Dr. Kutg's Nev
:Disc ,vary, did so, with gratifying
, results The first mottle reliev. d her
very in tele and. the eeeent1 bottle bus
..abasia„'ly cured her. She has not
, s3 go tl health for thirty years.”
1'ri.tl i3,ttle b'ree at C. E. Williams
• Drug a„ ere Large size $1.00.
NEVER GLV1
if you are suffering wit 1 law and
,depressed spirits loss of appetite,
general debility, disordetl bl ex!, weak
ra:onttitutielt, head acne, or any disease
,of a btlivas lecture, by all I=teans pro
cure a t,ottle of klleetrie Bitters. You
win Ii' snrpriswd to see the rapid
Jelpeavt!ueteut that will follow ; you
will 1,inspired with new life ; strength
anal ftedvity will r.turie; pain and
rnisdt•y will cease and Henceforth you
.wilt raj nee in -.the prai,e of Electric
•.bittt re. Sold at fifty cents a bottle
by
0. 1'i, Williu,uls.
NEW YEAR'S GREETING.
13. G[eleey would like everybody
wiin ha:• airy #account a;;a:ust the late
firth t 1 Latt rr•nce tC (• t•ace:y to present
thc',lf by tiro 2ut1 of Jewelry. 1885.
and Ili who owe dm late tirni aiytlitti.
will :le 'nuts favor and relieve their
.ceesoir?ilees by calling stud setthi g liy
tills lit of fila year, If any fiud, after
•the :•at, the'r accounts placed in
.at h !ettels foe coI ce'ion, don't ree1
uffiutt' I, f r 1; ntii t t lke some stepx
•to hwb act';tu:i•s straightened up. aril
-who are owing plr:ase read Carefully.
S. Glrtcisee
3 ardi tlero decrier and U•nderteker
14 ..to batn, -Oast. '
TUE. WI NO.144. TT1VS ] IDAYJ)OE MBB.Rt, 1
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The a•. 01
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To the Municipal l~;leetoes ofrtlio Town,
of \Vinghaui,
Having been requested by a large
(lumber of ratepayers to consent to
serve you es Mayor for the corning
year, t beg to say that I feel,the ro•
sponstbtlities of the position, realizing
at the present time to do justice to
the townt it required constant and `vi
gilunt effort to revive and promote
plans for the town's advancement;
(Having a large interest in the town,.
land not being engaged in any aoiive
business and with nay long experience
in knowing your wants 1 am prepared
to devote the largest share of my time
in properly fulfilling, the duties devolv-
ing upon the Mayor, to the best (Amy
ability. I shall use every exertion,
and hope with some success to obtain
the Car ads Pacific extension giving us
another competing Line to the sea. i
board. The milling and nntnufnetur-•
ing interests imperatively demand this'
I am not seeking the empty honor:
without performing my duty. In ad•
ministering justice I shall do so fairly
and licnestly. The general dellness
of the times requires the closest econo-
my in a town that so largely depends
upon the farming ci,uutry for its sup-
port. If elected I ehaU endo or to
preside with due respect, an, work
harm onionely with those you inay elect
as your council.and secure some be-
neficial results :in the •management
of your affairs.. },So1ieiting.your united.
support,
I am as over yours truly
GEORGE MOIGAY.
Wingitam, Dec, 4, 1884.
Roue tt .
$1.25
Will pay
.Your subscription
For twelve months.
Parties intending to travel wil. do
well to call on U. E. Williams, Agent,
Canada Pacific Railway, Wingham.
C. E. Williams sells tickets, to and
part of America. Rates is California
and Western States t'ery luw.
on him
Freeman's Worin Powders are safe
in all cases. They destroy and remove
worms in uhildre:: or adults.
Don't forget the stray cattle I1
you want to find the owner, advertise
hens in Tnii TIMES.
Ocean, Lake or'Iiailrnad tickets to
any pari of the world can be obtained
from C. E Williams, Ticket Argent,
Wingham. I 'tending travellers will
do well. to procure rates before pur
chasing elsewhere.
The;Rev. T. M. Campbell, of Gode-
rich, line been presented by tne Scott
Act friends of that place, with four
pieces of silver plate, consisting of a
tray, eruct, spootthoder and card re•
eeiver, as a recon nition of the services
peiforniel by him, during the recent
catunaign. The editors of the Signal
and Star were also remembered, Me
Thos McGillicuddy was presented with-,
st butter cooler and lles'rs. J. Mitchell
and McGillicuddy with a pickle
stand each
cOMPELLED TO YIELD.
Obstinate skin diseases, 1 uniors of
the blood, eruptions and old sores are
cured by Burdock. I3lootl Bitters, which
purify and regulate :11 the secretions.—
Tut Teets, wants good corse pc`n
dorits in every school ete.etiou in the
surroundin,; townships. Any one is
at liberty to send in items of• rictus,
and[ we shall be p'leasel at all tunes to
receive contributions fi'oiu any of our
readers. Fill letters intended for pub
lice on should reach this furor flat
than. by Wednesday mors --fug fried
e»otild be eignecl by the name of the
welter—not ncaess'trily for publication
but simply as a guarantee of good ,
faith.
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falling out, and in a short time 1 became
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ously, and ant convinced that but for the
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wo years ago about two-thirds of my hair
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t We have inuidrods of similar testimonials
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Dr. J.O. Ayer &Co.,Lowe11, Mats.
Bois' 4.A11 Druggists.
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A. MILLS
is offering Great Barl.tains iti all depart meats' rain ate- till
his stGck.
TIAL 3
Ana o rlla
oCers OVER FIE' _ "UTIS of Ready Made Clothing 10.4s .batt cos . Thi
1. a rare cleat • • o supply your wawa) etreapiy, tie tits 11• t f:l,i to give Lib a call.
Asit fur l: All Wuut iv,teri btilts at :„0.
T. A. MILLS
i.as tho largest stook of Men and Boys' OV,E1i.COeee be sold away
price .tali t sae Ilii Overcoat at M•,.
TA 1:111IL L
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pays part.cular attention to el set n, •°" '1;,
uatatheLargest Stock rn town t., st' lrcm, and gua:'-1tt.tE,, c. ire
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1,sLAD.lE3' 111TLES at *1.50 worth twice the ince oes. .lift it!l; bouge.
Large ,Stec; c of those goods at a great reuu:tten, we errs iJ le ti) sv11 tri n
Octs. on the ',.
ha, jusi received a fresh lot of FURS, all l:nitre. to be ri.ltl out at prices tl at
wili•sueprise•you. Ladies, see our Pei slim Lamb. Astrftc;tilt anal iiIink vets
also our large stock of illutt's, boas end Caps, tt, e•il rn 1 neate,t. \1 e have alto
a large range of GENTS' \STARE See our Per:•►:in letu'i , Caps at ti 6.
T. MILLS
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offers his large and varied stock of CRPnTS, 10lli•:`l, Il.tinn-mat].3 Flaunts
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serest reduction to make room.
se'ls factory yarn at 30cts per. 1b.
T. A. MILLS
sobs COTTON 37 incites wide for 5 cents per yard.
T. A . MILLS
gi.t es the best value in Buots, (Felt Boots, Rubbers, Oyer;;hoes, etc. in \V ingh nm.
T. A. MILLS gives 5 lbs TEA for $1.
12. A. MILLS has a largo stock of Glassware and. Crockery.
'L. A.lIILLS is Polite, Courteous and Attentive to his nnmorourt custom ors
T. A. MILLS gives 20 pounds SUGAR for $1.
T. A. HILLS buys right and SELLS CHEAP,
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