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RATEPAY1lRS OPLNtOt+1.��
DANGEROUS
PURGATIVES
Many People Ruin their
Health Using Purgatives
in Spring.
A opting medicine an actual motes.
arty. Nature demead$ 1t as an aid to
causing eV the impurities that have
accumulated in the blond during the
.winter menthe,. Thouoands of people
rccognieini the necessity o -a spring
media .e dose tbewselves with harsh,
griping purgatives. This ie a serious
mistake. A,k any doctor and he will
tell you that the nee of purgat ve media
zinc weakens the system, but does not
cure diaaase. In the spring the ay tern
needs building up—purgatives weaken
The blood should be made rich, red and
pure—purgatives cannot do this. What
is needed in the eprieg is a tonic, and
the best tonin medicel soieuce has yet
devised is Dr Williams' Pick Pills
Every dose of tbie medicine actually
makes new rich red blood. The new
blood strengthens every organ, every
rhnt is
S banish
eruptions.
aches, back -
To the E hior of the 't ratES.
Dar Mr,—$aviug liateued to the at le
reasons lata deem by the epeaktrs at
itt.s uumii atet meeting why the rett-
payeroshuutst inppurt t -be By Law for
the appointment of a Commission for
the El••otrio Valet. the thought wan
borne in npou one this alt the ot•j cions
Were not auewerod It. was and that a
better m wagement. both in ability and
personnel,would he obtained by having
a Oomndrioien, elected; (1) Is would
eliminate polities and canvassing to a
large extent. (2) It would bring about
nontinnity, owing to only one member
of the Commission drepptng me eat h
year and one re matutnZ. (3) The
miesiwners would have more time to
devote to te; and a compariaoa was
made to the bast way ot running a
factory. Le the first ilea it is extrema-
ly donbtfui if you will get better men
on the Commission by election by the.
ratepayer's than the personnel o[ an
Executive Committee elected by the
Council; the former has this same
objection to a large extent apthe e eotion
of a Counutllur and the composition of
the Executive Committee, on the other
hand, is the ahoize not only of the rate-
payers, indirectly, bat of the bight men
composing the Council; two selections
to one. la reference to continuity of
managemert; it may be said strongly
that it can largely be eliminated by the
Council saumitting a By Law to the
ratepayers at the Municipal Elections
for the purpose of electing councillors
for two terms instead of one, which they
have power to do and which has been
adopted in a number of places and has
given satisfaction. Aa to the comparison
of the successful running of a factory,
Take .any factory owned by a Joint
Stock Company; the shareholders elect
a Directorate and they alone are respon-
sible for its eucoesstal running;' they
appoint afters, and do everything in
connection with eame bat there are no
two separate bodies elected by those
shareholders , for the running of that
Vitae As orae speaker aptly stated "one
boss he better than two." There seems
to be throe very strong reasous against
the By Law, not urges at the meeting,
outbids of the objection that a change
ehoald not be made at this time of the
year, (a) Commissionary not being
paid, (b) the gaaation of expense and (o)
net including the waterworks with the
Electric Light in the Commission. As
to the Best reason surely the present
-xacative Committee can look atter our
interests as well as a Commission, if the
Commiasionera are nut paid Just as
able men in every way as we could get
and 1f necessary they could be relieved
of a portion of their other municipal
duties, and should they carry out their
Work in a proper manner by making
'written monthly reports to the Council,
coupled with a report of the Manager
or Engineer, the Council and ratepayers
would be nrore in touch with the work
than they will in the ordinary way
under a Commiaaion and as they are
responsible to the Council will be more
amenable to them and open in their
dealings. The Only answer to this is
that the Oommiasioners should be paid
and it should have been eo stated in the
By Law because the Council would be
acting very arbitrarily, if they afterwards
gave them. a salary when the By Law
endorsed by the ratepayers stated Chit
no salary would be given. The gneetion
Of expense is always important andj one
only needs to point oat that the more
governing bodies yon have the more
expense. This rule is well known. The
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.serve. every part are body.
wby Dr. Williams' Peel= P
°imples and unsightly ski
'Chet to why they cure hen
lobes, rheumatism neuralgia, general
t o other troubles
watery blond
women who use
weakness and a h
shat come from
Cost is why men an
Do. VVil:isms' Pink Pills eat well, sleep
well, and feel bright, active and strong
airs Joseph Lepage, St. Jerome, Qua ,
seas: "Ji! daughter suffered tromhead-
aohes and dizztatea ger appetite was
hoar. She had no strength and could
not study or do any work. She was
thin .and pile as a sheet A. neighbor
advised the use of Dr. Willirms' Pink
Pills, and after taking a couple of boxes
we could sae an improvement in her
candid >n, Sae used the pills for soma
weeks longer when they fully restored
her health, and she is now enjoying the
beat health ehe ever did " Try D:,
Williams' Pink Pills this spring if you.
want to be healthy and strong. Sold by
all medicine dealers or by mail at 50
Dents a box or six boxes for $2 50 from
The Dr. Will ams' Medicine Co., Brook-
ville, Oat
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Neuer so scarce of money
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With the opening up of Springyou will be looking up your Furniture requirements.
We cordially invite you to visit this store .and see what we are offering in all lines.
We need money; you need furniture; so cont along and investigate the
bargains—you will be surprised haw far your money will go
if you buy from us.
lest reason is the strongest and most
vital objection of all, espeoially in the
Town of Wingbam possessing such a
valnwble asset as they have in the water
power with its future possibilities. It
is only necessary for one to state that in
addition to the strong argument that
these two branches of muni.oipal
management are closely allied, there is
the fact that the only objection gleaned
from the different answers of outside
Clerks was the chance ot friction be-
tween the OommiSaion and the Council.
Certainly this separation would give a
good opportunity for fricti:m in a num-
ber of ways in the future. Of Course
good reasons can be given on both sides
but these objections seem worthy of
oonaideration by the ratepayers on this
important question.
RATEPAYER.
Wingham, March 17th, 1908.
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Minato, March 17.-3 light run to-
day at the Oily Osttle Market had the
effect ot steadying prices and producing
a firmer tone generally. With very few
exceptions, one ot these being a load of
extra choice export cattle, whioh, how-
ever, ware not off,ring for sale here,
but was being ahipped direct through,
there were no first -clogs quality in the
market, neither botcher nor export.
While prices, therefore, ware not gaot-
ebly higher than last week at the decline
they wore ten oenta higher than a week
ago for the same quantity of cattle.
With sash a light ran on hand, trade
became more active, and some dealers
who were open to bay had to go short.
The following are the quotations:
Exporters' cattle— . Per 100 lbs.
$4 85 $5 121s
4 65
4 25
3 50
4 00
Ask Your
wnDoctor
If he tells you to take Ayer's
Cherry Pectorati for your
severe cough or bronchial
trouble, then take it. If he has
anything better, then take that.
We have great confidence in
this medicine. So will you,
when you once know it.
*Rh• beat fried at a testinnoteisl
"1114 fur- ov.Y treys' years."
*sae kr/ 3.0. Ayv Oa., rektralitirsii.
skidokitnui.
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Choice .....
Medium 4 g 40
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Bulls 5
Light 2 3 00
Cows
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Feeders—
best 1000 pounds and up -
war s 25
Stockers choice 2 75
" bulls 1. 50
Butchers'— 4 75
Picked......
Medium........ • • 3 3 25
Cows.
THE GREATEST
FURNITURE BAR-
GAINS EVER
GIVEN IN
W I NGHAM
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• talking if you look through oar line.
• Prices range from $115 up. Some
O• special in good Leather Chairs.
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Balls : ....•••• •.•• 2 25
Hogs—
Beat ... 5 it
Lights ., 4 40
Sheep-- 4 25
Export ewes
tucks .................
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Culls
Spring Lambe eaoh.. 5 00
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Calves. each......
Baby Carriages
We have always been headquarters
for Baby Carriages, and we have bought
heavier tbia year than ever. Do not
fail to look through bur line if requiring
a carriage. All prices and all kinds—
Carriages, Go -Darts and Folders.
Mattresses
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JOHN KERB
WINfarUAM, ONT.
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Our Mattresses sell themselves.
They are not stuffed, but built of 6
the purest sea -grass and white st
cotton felt; very sanitary, with very •
best ticking. Prices from $4 to $5. o
Special at $3 50 and $4.50. g
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You Are Invited, to the Spring
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Fancy Rockers
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Sideboards, Buffets
and Combinations.
We have the best values in
Sideboards, Buffets and Com-
binations ever carried in town,
and our prima are so low that
they sarprise the people. Call
and see the goods and get
prices.
We give special prices on full
snits of furniture. Anyone in-
tending to furnish a dining room
call and look through. our good
valves; and even if you are not
intending to purchase, oall too,
so that yon can tell your friends
of the exceptionally good values.
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that Should be strong and durable, •
That is the good quality oar tables •
have. If you have one in your •
home you will say so, if not, don't •
wait bat get oma NO W. v
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Feast of Bargains 111 House
Furnishings at this store
BALE OF CARPETS
You'll soon be honesoleauing; what
about a new carpet ? We're having a
special clearing sale of Carpets.
$1.20 all -wool carpet for - 00
$1.10 - .83
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80 00 e e - .60
75o Union Carpet for .49.56
65o " "
503 " - .38
40o " ' ` • .30
35o for No and 25o for - ,20
All Carpet and Carpet Squares at
clearing sale prima.
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a/INGHAM. atAINEXT ICEPOETB
Wiugham, Mar. 18th, 1908,
F'ir.or per 100 lbs.... 2 65 to 3 25
Fall Wheat .......... 0 90 to 0 92
Cate, . 0 45 to 0 50
Barley ,.................000 to 0 65'
Peas .,iiia.., 0 80 to 0 82
Butter ...... ............ 0 25 to 0 25
Eggs per dos 0 20 to 020
Wood per cord ..........• 250 to 300
Hay , per ton.. ....15 00 to 16 00
Potatoes, per bushel 060 t0 0 60
Lard ... ••...015 to 0 15
Live Hoge, per .. 552t5tl to 5 0 525
DDried Apples
Chicken, per lb 0& to 0 10
TAKE NOTICE.
That 3. 5, 3erome, rtentist
le making beatitirtll seta of
teeth for eight dollars, and
inserting the Patent Airohambe%'. Ail
+mak gnatacteed.
Office in Chisholm 131a0k, ' ine:Aut.
tile....
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0ok, Look!
ALL STOVES AT COST
For The Next Thirty Days
WE WANT THE 110OM
Yowg's Big Hardware
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NEW GROCERIES
10 oases more Tomatoes to sell at .10
Another lot of package Dates, just
in, reg. 100 pkg for 63, reg, 03
53 pkg for •
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Fine large fresh newPrnnes, the
very beat on the market, per lb. .15
Package Layer Figs. 3 for - .25
Cooking Fige, large No. 1, 5 lbs. .25
Try Seer's Baking Powder, qual-
ity guaranteed, 2 one lb tine for .25
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MORE NEW DRY .COOOS
New Canadian and English Prints,
New Towelling all kinds, New
Wrapperettes and Flannelettes, New
Ginghame and Shirtings, New
Persian and India Linen L twns, New
Floor and Table Oilcloth. New Col-
lars, Belts and Frillinge, New Gloves,
Silk and Lisle Thread, New Apron
Prints and Ginghame, New Silk and
Muslin Shirt Waists.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
Curtain Pales, 0 ik and Mahogany
Mutate, complete with braokete,
ends and rioge, prioe each .25 to .30
Brass and Extension Rods com-
plete, price each - .15 to .60.
White E'iamel Poles complete • .15
Roller Window Shades—We carry
a vary large stock of the ne west
ebyles in Window Shades, prices up
to 11 00 each.
Chenille and Damask Curtains, a
splendid variety.
We can supply you with New
Rollers, best spring, also New Win-
dow Shade Linen by the yard.
ALL READY-TO-WEAR
CLOTHING MUST GO NOW
Men's and Boys' Snits and Pante,
Men's and Boys' Overcoats, Women's
and Misses Coate, Men's and
Women's Rain Coats, all must go
regardless of cost, also Men's and
Boys' Winter Caps, and Men's and
Boys' Felt Hate..
Leave •your order early for the
April Ladies' Home Journal. It will
be here in good time.
Monthly Style Book will be sent to
any address free. Leave your name
and address.
New Patterns every week,
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� EED FO 19081
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EWe have all kinds of grain in
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stock for seed.
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r The purest strain of Manchuria Barley. Goose Wheat
' for seed. Seed Peas. Silver Hull and Black Buck-
s wheat for seeding. Millet, Hungarian Red
I. Clover. Alsike, Mammoth, Lucern Clover 4
sand Timothy—all Government standard
Ptt* White Clover. Evergreen Lawn Grass, Kentucky Blue 4
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.► Grass: Meadow Fescue. Red Top Orchard Grass.
• Italian Rye Grass. Fall Oat Grass, and
Essex Sowing Rap. •
s Flax for seed. Pure Ground Flax. Ground Oil Cake.
Nation Molasses Stock Food. Bibby's Cream s
► Equivalent for calves, to take the place of s
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1 SEED CORi -
This is going to be a difficult season to get good
. seed corn but I have secured a quantity of' Early Learning..'�i
Bailey's White Cap Dent of best germinating qualities.
i Compton's Early,: Salzer's North Dakota. Call and get
;your Seed Corn early; you can keep a bag, better than we
a can keep a hundred, as corn heats if kept In a pile.
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JUST ARRIVED1
A carloactof Stock Feed composed of Wheat, Corn, 3
iOats and Barley and Shorts, Bran. and Flour.
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Before ordering your seeds for this spring you are 1
respectfully invited to call and inspect our stock.
Yours Truly
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