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They appeal to men,
who dress well. They
have the finish that
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quality.
TUE WINCrII'AI&E TIMES, MARCH 18, 1908
telco VAx l4
Tit nberry Oaaneil meets in the
Olerle's oflioe is this ell:age on al'[ties,
April 6th.
Ur. Wylie, of Parry pound District
lug Peen visiting at Mr, Kirtoa'p #n
Turaberry,
?$r. Thea. Martin, of Newark, New
J -easy+ has been visiting with old tavrtd, t
is Ghia dietriot,
Misses Irene 81.acEWen, of Morrie 04
Nettie McNaughton, of Turnberry, are
now reeevering atter their serious
thecae.
Ur, Josepix Leeoh hail returned from
il'Iiiverton where he spent the winter
months at the parsonage- with Rev. and
Airs. oaten.
sizzle
Tuesday of last week Walter MoEay,
0th eon , left for the West, accompany•
ing a oar of settlers' offeets. We hope
he will do well in that Iand of promise.
We aye sorry to hear that William
Swalldon, o$ Sandusky, Aii3h., formerly
of this township, is in the Detroit
Hospital where he underwent as oper-
ation on one of his limbs. 14? is not
improving very fast but . we hope the
treatment will prove sneoessfnl, •
The hundred acre farm of Walter
Pennington, 13th con., bee been sold to
Jia Stevenson, of the awns line, fan
the earn of $4,000, the purchaser to got
possession of ,,the Iand at once. We
have not heard what Mr. Pennington
pnrposee doing.
Question For Every Itcader,
It you could find a single vegetable
remedy for keeping all organs healthy
and strong -wouldn't you use it? Most
pills are harsh, oans0 pain and sink
stomach. Dr. Hamilton's Pills are dif-
ferent -they regulate and cleanse the
system so gently, act 8o silently you
scarcely realize you've taken medioine.
You are oleaneed-appetite improves -
color olears-sleep is restored. Every
map, woman and child ie helped by Dr.
Hamilton's Pills. Try a 25c. box.
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Why ? Because we understand where to buy, and when to buy, so
that we can give our customers the very best values obtainable in
the country, viz, :
DRESS GOODS_In all shades, designs and textures. Special
attractions in Blaoit and Colored Silks.
DLOUSES.__Beautifnl and extensive range of Blouses, in Silk, Fine
Lawns, and Muslins,
Laces, Insertions, Embroideries ---see n n r immense
stock of Fine
Lanes, Insertions, Embroideries, etc., eto.
WINDOW CURTAINS -The largest and most oomplete
.�....� range ea Window Curtains, in
Lace, and charming shades and designs iu Madras Muslim. , ..__
PRINTS_Very pretty Prints -the prices will please you,
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Please come in and see the goods; our description of them fails to
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WINTER FOOTWEAR
TO 'BE CL.EARI3D OUT !I
Our January Shoe -Fly Sale cleared our shelves of a
lot of good Footwear, and our customers were well
pleased with the values. We still have a large stock
of winter wear for Men, worsen, boys and girls,
whish positively must go, and We'll make this price
so lone• that it's bound to move 'em.
12. JOHNSTON - Shoe Dealer
etmab89.
Mr. J. 1 . McLean received- word of
'the sudden death at Regina, Sask., of
Mrs, John Gillespie .(formerly Mary
'Strath of the 2nd line, Cuirass) on the
Bret of the month. Beath was dna to
.appendicitis and was preceded by only
& brief illness. She had been taken to
:the hospital at Regina for treatment.
TWIT/etre
Mr. Bernard. Zeit), died Monday
morning, March Oth. He lied been deli-
-Okta for it number Of yearsmid had
suffered it great deal during several
Winter seasons. $a was an old retired
farmer of German descent and cents to
,Luekn0WW abattt 5 years ago from his faun
ortiibe 10th -lint of ZInitetlil. lite web
Y
aged 74 pears, was twice married and
leaves a widow and a large . family of
grown up sons and datightera. It will
wilt be remembered that a daughter,
Matilda, died early in June last,
Medical Science Advancing Fast,
Formerly doctors presoribod tttomach
treatment for 'Catarrh and Bronchitis.
They seldom cured and Catarrh bas be-
come a national disease. Today the
advanced physician fights Catarrh by
rmedieated air. He fills the lungs, nose
and threat with the antiesptio vapor of
Catarrhoz me. Onre then Is certain,
Easy. for Oetarrhozene to ours, It oon•
tains the essences of pure pine balsams,
reaches all the germs and destroys the
diseatte. Every case of Catarrh, Sron•
ohltis ani Sore Throat on be cared by
aatarrhozone. 25e, and $1 00 sole.
Sold everywhere. Get 11 to -day.
ERIISSI5LS.
Postmaster Farrow is in Toronto' this
week attending the annual meeting of
the Grand Lodge 01 the A, O. U. W.
In an exhibition fire drill at the Pabiio
school,Brussels, on Wednesday, the
pupilsin the six departments were all
outside in % of a minute after the fire
alarm sounded.
Geo. MoLanahlin, non of Mrs, Neil
MoLauohlin. of town, who has spent the
past 3 years in the hardware store of
Gerry Bros., of Fort Wiiliam, has an -
opted a position as traveller for the
Copp Furnace and stove people. His
territory will be from Winnipeg West
with headquarters at Vancouver.
Tuesday night, March 10th,, John
Roddick; a well known resident of this
looality, was called away. His decease
was not an unexpseted event as be had
been in failing health for some time, old
age being the chief canoe of his departure,
having attained to his 85th year, FIs
came from Sootland with hisiwife nearly
60 years ago and after a residence at
Montreal and St. Mary's for a time
moved into Grey Township, 13th can„
in 1569, taking up 100 acres. fleet they
lived continuously until Mrs. Roddick
went to her eternal home on April 25th,
1907 in her 85th year, Mr. Roddick had
made his home with relatives in Brussels
for several years,
Geo, Powell '211a5 rented the Londes-
baro creamery and will operate it this
season,
On Monday morning of last week Mr,
Frank Anderson, a000mpanied hie sister,
Miss Elia, as far ae Toronto, while the
latter continued her journey to Winni-
peg, where she watt married to Dr.
George MoG. Stuart, of Cupar, Sask„
a former Blyth boy. Miss Anderson
will be greatly missed from Blyth, being
for a number of years organist in St.
Andrew's church as well as a teacher in
the Sunday School
On Friday, March 6th, Miss Janet
Lookie of town passed away at the age
of 40 years. She had been unwell for
some time, bat not seriously so, the
final ending following a stroke of
paralysis of whioh'she was a vietim on
the Wednesday preceeding, The de-
ceased lady had lived in Blyth nearly all
her life, having been born in the Town-
ship of Hallett adjacent to the village.
The home of Edmund and Mrs. Lear,
just ninth of the town, was the scene of
a very joyous and unusual event when
they celebrated their silver wedding by
the marriage Of their eldest daughter,
Minnie E. 10 John W. Lynn, a young
farmer of Brandon, on the afternoon ot
Feb. 281h. Precisely at the hour of 3
m„ to the strains of the wedding
march played by Miss Elsie Lear, sister
Of the bride, the bride entered the parlor,
leaning on the arm of her father, and
tock her place under a beantifnily
decorated aroh of evergreens where the
groom awaited her. The ceremony Was
performed by Rav, 8, Anderson, of
Bly th.
e tlt'VIce .
After a lingering Meese Of some-
menthe Alexander Itobinsen passed
aWay'r at hitt home, lot 27, 00n. O.
}IOvtlick, on Tuesday morning, March
10th, in the 70th year of hitt age.
At the hoose of Mr. and Mrie Jab.
004000004041,
Girlhood and Scott is Emul..c oln are
linked together..
The girl who takes .S'ooit'4 .mal'
.stsorn has plenty of rich, red blood; she is
plump, active and energetic.
The reason is that at a. pe>iod when`a girl's
digestion is weak, Scotivs Emulsion
ulsion
provides her with powerful nourishment in
easily digested foram.
It is a food, that builds and keeps up a
girls strength.
ALL DRUGGISTS; SOc, AND $1 .00.
Durrant, Minto, on Wedneeday evening,
March lath at 5 o'clock, Miss Ethel
Durrant became the wife of Mr. Win.
D, Stewart. Leaning span the arra of
her father erne entered the parlor while
the eweet strains of the wedding march
were- b i ag played by Miss Pearl liuseer,
and took her place beside Mr Stewart
ander a bearit•fal arch of belle and silk
ribbon, Little Miss Myrtle Durrant,
sitter of the bride, noted as btidesnsaid
while little Master Carman Bride, her
nephew, supported the aroam and
otirriW, a IoveIy baso of i1ewers is which
was hidden the mystio ring which wee
to bind two hearts and lives together,
The Rev. Dr. Rawer of Fordwich per.
formed the ceremony. Only the he -
mediate relatives of both parties were
preseut, about 25 iu all, The bride was
beautifn'1y dressed in white Betist and
Ewe, and wore cream silk gloves, and
looked delightfully sweet. Mies Myrtle
was attired in a lovely cream silk suit.
After congratulations the oomp'ny ad -
journed to the dining room and did
ample jnatioe to delicer:1 os that were
there provided. After dinner the even-
ing was agent in vocal and instramente 1
mnse°, and tooial intercourse. The
bride was the recepient of many useful,
valuable and costly presents indicating
tb:a high esteem is which she is held,
Mr. and Bars. Stewart will reside on
Lot 31, oou, 12, Howiok, and will be at
home after April 15th, Their many
friends naite in wishing them a long,
prosperous and happy life.
IIave A flood Complexion.
First of all you need plenty of blood --
the red kind. Have it pare, or other-
wise blotches and pimples 'will render
your natural charms unavailing. No-
thing can equal Farrozone, either as a
former of rich blood or as a skin puri-
fier. By driving oat humors, Ferrozene
cleanses inside just as water does out.
side. Because of the nourishment and
building properties it contains, Ferro -
zone brings the system to a high point
of vigor, from which shines vim, am-
bition, good spirits. For good looks,
goad health, take Ferrczaue, all dealers
in 50o. boxes.
atoaltr&,
Township Council will meet on Mon-
day, 30th inst.
Mr. W. H. Fraser, let line was ad-
dressing Farmers' Institute meetings at
Fordwioh, Molesworth, Ethel and Wal-
ton last week.
The 100 acre, farm of Wm. Robb, Si2
Lot 23, Con. 6, has been purchased by
James Maxwell, of Brussels, for the
sum of $4,000. Possession will be
given ou April 10th. Mr, Robb has
resided on the farm for the past 16
years and Ile and Mrs. Robb may en-
joy a well earned holiday before pur-
chasing another property.
Walter Yutll has purchased the 110
acre farm on the North gravel road,
known as the Fralick propert,y from
Adam Reid, of Langdon, North Dakota,
formerly of Brussels. l4.r, Riley het
been the tenant for several years.
The price is said to be $2850. Posses.
sion will be given on April let. This
will give Mr. Yell! 210 acres,
A grist bat pretty wedding was
solemnized at the home of Thos. and
Mrs. Bielby, Morrie, on Wednesday,
March 11th, whene their daughter,
Margaret E, was married to J'amee
Calder, Delora. Rev, S. Anderson
officiated in the presence of only the
immediate relatives and friends. The
bride and groom were unattended, the
bride beteg daintily gowned in cream
and carried cream roses. Their popular-
ity was evidenced by many and costly
gifts. .Miss Bielby will be 'greatly
missed here and especially by the mem-
bets of the 13lyth ;Epworth League.
After the dainty wedding dtunor Mr.
and hies. Caldor left at tour o'oloek for
London and Niagara before goiug to
their home in Delors,
At 5.87 o'olook Sunday morning,
Marole 8th, the taper of life in conned-
tion with an old and well known Morrie-
Ise, in thd'pereon of Alexander Nichol,
was extinguished. Se passed aWay at
the hone of hitt eon, Robert, South 1;
Let 26, Con. 6, where he had been living
for the peat year. Mr. Nichol was
bora id Bervvitktthire, 'Scotland, nearly
75 years ago and came to Canada in
July, 1852, with his brothers and sisters,
the voyage lasting 7 weeke. After a
short residence pear Brantford he came
West to Queen's Binh taking up North
halves of Lots 16, 17 and 18, Cor. 6,
Morris, then bash farms. He sold Let
16 to his brother in-law, James
Purvis, and No. 18 to his brother, Ed-
ward Nichol, both of wham are deceas-
ed. For several years he was employed
on G T. R. construction work. By
iudnstry, economy and thrift the sub-
ject of this notice, assisted by his son,
in later years, not only converted the
original 100 acro farm iuto well tilled
acres but added to their possessions so
that 600 acres, all in Morris, became
their property and upon which are no v
comfottable homes and modern out
building. Six years after Mr. Nichol
came to this oountry, on Aug. 20th
he was united in marriage to Miss
Margaret Thompson, of the 7th line,
who proved a true helpmeet in the
sturdy battles that had to fought in
those pionoer days, having to often carry
provisions on their backs from Barony -
hey. Mrs. Nichol paid Nature'e debt
5 years ago,
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If you want to keep him in shape,
never lot him suffer pain. Rub on
"Nerviline"-it in noted for curing
strains, swellings and stiffness and sore
muscles. For interum use in curing
cramps and collo. Nerviline is a perfect
marvel. In every good training stable
you'll find Nerviline because it keeps
horses in trim and reduces the veteria•
ary bill. Farmers, stockmen and all
horse owners should buy Nerviline and
prove how invaluable it is. Good for
man and beast. 250. per battle at all
dealers,
THEA�ES,
The Huron spring assizes was the
first sitting of the High Court of Jus-
tice in Goderich to be presided over by
Mr. Justice Mabee, and this learned
jurist succeeded in an eminent degree,
by his coartecus manner, judicial
dignity and masterly grasp of every
case, in evoking from the IegaI pro•
feseion, jurors and public their highest
eulogies.
The cases not reported Iast week were
as follows.
Yeo vs. Yeo. -Au action to set aside a
conveyance se fraudulent, brought by
the daughters of Wm. Yee, sr., as they
considered the conveyance to his son
William of a certain farm as secured by
undue influence. Trial adjourned to
the Stratford assizes on Wednesday,
March 11th.
Medd vs. Mills et al. -Action on a
bank oheque for $1,066.18 and in the
alternative for remuneration for mire
ing, board and nttendanoo. E. L. Dick-
inson, K. C., counsel for plaintiff, Wm.
Pronndfoot, B C., and D. Holmes, S.C.,
counsel for defendants. ]die Lordehip
directed that judgment be entered in
favor of the plaintiff for the sam of
$1,066.13, together with interest there-
on at 5 per cent from Dae. 18th, with
Costa of action, The plaintiff v as
Hanna Medd, the wife of John W.
Medd, of Dungannon, and the defend -
outs John Mills ani Thomas Alien,
executors of the last will and testament
of Wm, Hill, deceased. Mr. Hill wile a
bachelor and suffered from cancer and
was taken care ofby his niece, the
plaintiff.
Ryan vs. Malone, -Action for a deo.
laration to rank on the estate of Jas.
V. Ryan. W. Proadfoot, H. 0., oonn-
sel,for plaintiff, J. M. Best coupon for
defendant. Judgment reserved. The
plaintiff in this ease was Timothy Ryan
a farmer of M.eKillop, and the defend.
ant, John Malone, also of MoSillop, is
assignee of Jae. V. Ryan. On Nov'. l lth,
1891, the plaintiff oonveyod to his san
Jas. V. Ryan, lot 9, concession 7, Mo.
Killop, the son aggreeiog to taeniae Ole
father with firewood ae long as their
was timber on the farm and to give htm
right of way to the bush, or in the event
of selling 01 begaeething the property to
pay the sum of *600. The propetty was
sold by the eieeighee to the plaintiff.
Judgment hat ainoe been given, dia.
missing the action with Costs,
Jttdgmlent hat since been given also
in Wilson v. ?ittsbury do Ohio Mining
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WINGHAM.
is an interpleader issue between the
plaintiff aslignidator of the Gederioh
Eagine and Bioyole Co., and the de -
fendants and six other firms and oor-
porations, exeoation creditors of the
Rogers Manufactaring Co. Judgment
for the plaintiff as to the bolt machine ,
switchboard and jointer in question in
the issue, and for the defendants as to
the rest of the goods. The jadge who
made the interpleader order to dispose
of the costs of the igpn9, E L Diekin-
son for plaintiff. W. Protedfoot, K C.,
for defendants.
CHILDHOOD INDIGESTION ,a
MEANS SICKLY BABIES.
The baby who suffers from indiges-
tion is simply starving to death. It
loses all desire for food and the little it
does take does it no good; the child is
peevish, cross and restless, and ,e
mother feels worn out in carl.: 'or it.
Baby's Own Tablets alwa cure indi-
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ily and naturall , e. Geo Howell,
Sandy Beach, s • e says: "My baby
suffered from is i; igestion, collo and
vomiting, and cried day and night, but
after giving him Baby's Own Tablets
the trouble disappeared. and he is now
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all the minor ailments of babyhoo3 and
childhood. Sold by medioine dealers or
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Williams' Medioine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
EXPER IYIENTS WITH
VEGETABLES,
The practical educational work car-
tied on by the Oaterio Agrieultnrel
Colleges threegh t he Experimental
Union, is now well kuown throughout
Ontario. Thousands of people in both
town and country iuterested in farm-
ing, fruit growing or gardening are
carrying on experiments ander the di-
rebtibn of the 0 -liege and are profiting
by the experience.
The seeds or plants for these experi-
ments and full information for condnat
n g them tare furnished free on the
nuderstsndi.ng that each experimenter
will repot the result of his experiment
at the end of the noason,
e O,ving tt} the great demand for the
experiments with traits, and tits limited
fonds for the purchase ot plants for thte
purpose, the supply of these for this
year is already exhausted. Ent vie
have on hand a good eoppty of seeds for
the ex•feri,nants with vegetables, and
hope to be able to furnish these to all
interested in the growing of the best
kind of garden 'vegetable*.
Three of the leading varieties of each
of the following kinds of vegetables
Co., which was tried tact 'eek: Tbie aro ofterod for testing this spring, viz.,
beets, carrots, onions, lettuce, early
tomatoes and later tomatoes.
The early tomatoes are best for
northern seotions, tonere the later anti
better varieties cannot be depended.
upon to ripen.
Any person in Ontario who wishes
to join in this co-operative testing may
choose any of the experiments above
mentioned and send in his application,
for the seeds and in8trnotions for cone
ducting the same. This will be sent
by mail free of charge, bat each emit -
cant must agree to follow the direc-
tions furnished, and report the result%
at the end of the season, whether sue-
oessful or not.
Applications will be filled in the or-
der they are received until the sup-
ply of seeds is exhausted. Address tell
applications to
H. L. Hurn,
Ontario Agril. Col , Guelph, Ont.
Healthy Financial Condition.
The finances of the country are in es
healthy condition. A statement toned,
by the Department of Enemies for the
eleven months of the current fiscaL
year, shows a total revenue of $87,607,-
209,,being an increase of $8,629 749. over
the corresponding months of 1906 7, and
$49,777,521 greater than in 1896, wheat
the Libel al Government assumed ornate
The total expenditure ou consolidated,
farad aoaoant for the eleven mouths was
$60,720,353. an increase of $10,735,635.
The total expenditure on capital no -
anent was $25,768 488, of whit h$20,183,-
830 was for pnblio works, railways and
canals, including' the oonstrnotiou of
the National Transcontineural It Hiway.
The eurplue of the total reven.e over
the total exeenditnre for the &even.
mouths ending February is $1 118,458
For the month of F. brnary the total
avenue was $6,5?7.020, a decrease of
$7.40 793 as compared with the comes-
pend•ng month last Sear.
od
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Established X879
Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis
Cough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria
Cresa1ene Is a boon to Asthmatics
nosh not seem more effective to t,reathe in n
remedy to care disease of the brcathi, organs
than to tike the remedy into th a stomach `t
It cures hecanse the air rendered atronglyauti-
septic is catried over the dis,nscd sunaee wait
every breath, giving prolonged MA' constant treat.
»neat. It is invaluable to mothers with sueOl •
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Thos a of a tottsu apt?ve
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flamed conditions of the
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