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The greatest Drew Goods buoineee
keeps up. N'ety stocks grow less. Never
rep1actt them. We do not suppose we
could make a stronger statement than to
tell a simple fact, etie will evil you on
Saturday and until sold out, odd linos of
press Gee,1:-; in ;Imes patterns, for ttbollt
ono -half of their regular price, 'Phis
season's high ei:tee goods. Here is a new
St'otelr C7ilovoit,in plain and faney,whioli
we sold from 25e to 35o, price now lei!.
Double -fold hens ettas, all wool, some of
theziiceet ones, too, worth cio , price now
39Ze.ee Time well spent to look. Mosley
-halt saved to buy.
Our Handlserohief past luta been be
youd competition This year marls goes
higher. ].'rices lower; quantities, quali-
ties, nattaras furnish more conclusive
evidence we are uuquestioniibly Hand-
kerchief' headquarters,
Men's and Beye' Ready-made Overcoats
are also right in line. Cold weather
Underwear, makers' all wool; odd lots,
broken sizes. Can't blunder here; they
are on the Bargain Counter, We have
jute received six Gentlemen's Fur Cents
at a price. If you went anything in
Pars you will ting we aro headquarters
Intelligent investigation will mak
elear that our principle of dealing dire
with the beat makers ma buying owl Eei,xoi r—In Culaoss,
reliable geode works inyour interests as Robert J Elliott, age
well as'ours. months.
WXLsoN—In Clinto., on the 20th inst,
the wife of Mr Samu'.1 Wilson,and sister
of Messrs Alex and r ames McGuire, of
this town, aged 32 y=ars, 11 months and
5 days.
ToDD—At Woodstock,' on November
10th, Jane -relict of the late Thomas Todd,
of Walkerton, and mother of A, M Todd,
of the Clinton News-Record.
BENNETT—In Seat. th,.4on the 12th
inst, John George, ••u of Mr Samuel
Bennett, aged 5 year and 27 days.
SHIELL --In Brussels, on the 9th Inst,
Daviel Shiell, aged 96 years, 7 months
and 5 days,
YoUNG—In Zetland , on the 24th inst,
James Young, aged 72 years, 8 months
and 26 days. •
icer, ,te -'\Anti!•;$^--
l2th inst, hy Rev
\Valiant alllen, ,t
daughter of Ueor
Clinton.
Viewers — Fr icor' -- .1 n Vancouver,
13ritish Columbia, o . the 28th ult,by Rev
E41t Ittaitlhrnd, Mr ratilt liindes, of Vic-
toria, toruierly of Z russola, to Miss lYlnr-
garet Elliott,. of olltngwood, Ontario,
CANDLER --Tt tento .r.—At the Meuse,
'Walton, on the lth Inst, by Rev D
Purest, Mr Q Cali ler, to MIPS Linea
'.Cttrnbull,third clauuhter of the late Wal-
ter Turnbull, 011 of niton.
Jests els-1;oent Bea,---AtBrussels,Nov
18th, by Rev R P ul, Mr Elijah Jaciclin,
to Miss Eutraa B thwell, both of Grey,
GRANT—MK. . e-- At the resicleuee of
the bride's pare n :, on Nov 18th, by Rev
D Forrest, Mr nes W Grant to Miss
Mary A, eldest de igbter of Mr James
Hislop, both of Grey.
Werra—Cl.vxcrcuHA Clinton, on
November 12th, at t L residence of the
bride's father, by ' ev A Stewart, 13 A,
Mr A Weir, 33 A, L 13, barrister, Pe-
trone, to Miss Aga =a Oruioksbauk,eldest
daughter of Mr 0 ruiokshank, Clinton.
MoGttnoon--S ooNER—In Clinton, on
'the ].8th inst. at io Grand Union Hotel,
by the Rev W Ci ig, Mr 0 F M I1IeGre-
gor, of E.inburn, • Mass Minnie, eldest
daughter of err C as Spooner.
n Seatorth, on the '
D McDonald, Mr
Miss Aullie, second
e Waruev, Esq, all of
D D.
Evlca=TT—In Lowe • Wingbam, on the
20th lust, Mary, wife o Mr Everett Ever-
ett, aged 45 years.
on the 21st Inst,
22 years and 10
M. IL McINDUO,
sty O. tnigijam blues
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 27, 1891.
euvestigete beero you rnvest.
Ontario is just not being„flooded with.
societies, companies a d associations of
questionable nature, and before inve
ing in them,it won ; be well to thorong
ly examine into th •ir mode of working
and their legal sta• ing.
The Order of the World, with head-
quarters in Boston, Massachusetts, has
been sending out. +irculars and papers to
different parts ,f Ontario, soliciting
members. Thi. Society is very much
the same as th Septennial Benevolent
Society, whose barter the the Ontario•
vernment re eked n, ah t time ago.
• ye notice tha the Stf ford papers
'warning thei readers not to invest
:in` the Progres ive Benefit Order, a
branch of wbio an organizer was at -
:tempting to f. me there recently. The
Ontario Imp = tor of Insurance says it
is not authozed to do business here.
The Toro to Telegram warns its read-
ers against aving any dealings with the
C'Sosi lnorcio-Operative Investment
Company, wi'offices on Church and
Adelaide street:, Toronto.
An agent rep esmiting the the Domin-
ion Provident, Benevolent and Endow-
ment Assooia on, with its head office in
Strateord, 0 t., has been in Wing -hero
for the past wo or three weeks soliciting
business. , r J Howard Hunter, the
,;Inspector o Insurance for Ontario, says
this associa 'on has iso authority for
doing the cla s of business they are soh
citing, and h, s notified the association
to that ettec,
There are.,umerous first-class benefit
and insurer( le societies in the country,
which are , uthorized by the Govern-
ments of the: Country to do the class of
business the are transacting, in which
the people c' n invest their moneys with -
Out patroeiz • g those of a doubtful or
fraudulent c erecter,
33011N.
SIMPSO.`l—l+ Lower Wingharn, on the
th inst, the ire of Mr R E Simpson;
son.
SHEprarrn 1 . Wingbam, on. the 23rd
nst, the wife if Mt John Sheppard; a
s n.
'Weesoet —In Wingham, ole the 18th -
inst, the wif: f fir John Wilson, V S; a
son.
ro,•3ir= In- w ilross, on the 20st inst,
the tiff Ifo or Mr eeorge Steel; a daugh.
tor.
Dozer:Aux--1n Brussels, on the 12th
instant, the wif: of Mr Edward .Danford;
a daughter.
WALiilirt--In . oderide, on the Oth inst.
the wife of Mr t A Walker; adaughter.
Scurf --•In I31, tit, on the lith inst,t;he
wife of Mr T W Scott, merchant; a son.
DI:Naomi -4i Blyth, on the 19th inst,
the wife of Mr ! ohn Denholm; a son.
aItltTED.
tiieltinizIa-•-'• hese-•On the 25th inht,'
t the residene Of the bride's rnother,by
the Rev 5 Sells . t1 A, 13 le, Mr john
McKeneie. of 0 'toss, to Miss elaryJane
Helm, o. Wiugha s. e
SCOTT 11:tvnN. n Wcdnosday, Nov
18th, by the Um A McLachlan, 5Y A.
at the residence o elrJolrn f3utton,Teos-
water, brother -in aw of the bride, Mr
1iiohatd 5 Scat., of Toronto, to .firs
Martin J Irwin, t f Tcoswater.
Ceram: Poet, CIN --.At the residence
nti the bride's p. eats, Blyth, by Rev A
+MeL.e in, Mice eie a Poulton, daughter
Oe Henry Poulton, leg, to Mr J T Car.
ter.
JOHN GALBRAITH.
We don't require any lottery to do
business or any such false schemes. 'We
do business on sound principles, giving
the very best value we can for the moneyy.
Did you know we were agents for B & C
Corsets that give satisfaction or money
refunded, also all the other leading makes
on hand. A nice line of ladies' and
childrens' ribbed costume hose received
this week, also a large stock of cashmere
gloves. If'you_ want a silk handkerchief
come were you can get beautiful designs
and colors,largest stock in town to choose
from. We are still selling 20lbs. best
granulated sugar for 81. Don't forget
the place. '
Your truly,
JOHN GA.LBRAUTIj,.”
Wieigbam, November 5th, 1891.
wINGHAIV1 MABKBTS.
WiFieu s,. November 26, 1801
Demoted >;y P, Deans, Produce Dealer.
Flour per 100 lbs, S 2 50 to
KA a heat per bushel, •
pi ID,:
Barley
Peas, '
Butt, r, teb
do li.tils,
P;;,;s per doyen
Wood per cord,
tat. w:r ton.
Potatoes.
firmed Hogs, Hops, per cwt
Chickens, per pelt
snicks, per pair
Tin -keys, per lh
Geese, per lb
03 to
03 to
3,1 to
35 to
61 to
16 to
15 to
I5 to
50 to
0 00 to
20 to
- 500 to
30 to
40 to
Gto
2 60
95
00
01
x6
10
3. 76
10 00
25
630
35
LD
10
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TEACHER WANTED.
%Vantod--A school teaeher, male or female, Paid
dais certificate, for 8 8 No 8, iilorris. A . rsonal
r-pp'icati,.n preferred. All applications t, e In by
10141 December, 1801. Apply to S PAUL Secretary,
:icon halt Lot 17, Concession 2, Mord , or to Blue.
vale, P. O.
Children
itellerrelve
Enjoy It.
Cif pure Cod Liver nil with Hype•
phosphites of Limo and Coda is
8lmoet de palatable ea milk.
A MARYELLOUR FLESH PRODUCER
It le Indeed, and the little lade one
tesetets who take cold mistily, may ba
/artifice abaci's.... w• ,Y:.-C:, E M1 h+,
greV6 sferibus, by teeing .9cot1+ei
Ether fon after their meads during
the winter teeeeon..
,crown atindetttutiorte and imitatiotp
80011 & J OWNE, Heviile.
VERY FARMER'S SON
SHOULD IL4Xk;
Du$inen Education,
A POaTAL
will secure the catalogue of the
FORE 1 oJrpy'
7fitrstuesfa Couoge,.
Trorsrx o ' 0 e"
Over 203 students in attendance.
J. W. Wester,rolt, t'rteetpat•
all IVJIII!11PP
MISS illitTliPErir
Ilas received a large and choice stock of
p,A-.I.J t GOODS
comprising
Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, &c
Mande Cloths, Brocades, &c.
LATaST NovnI,TIgs IN 3VEItY DE-
` PARTIM NT.
MISS FAIPR, of Petrous, an experienced
city milliner, has taken the position
of head milliner and every effort
will be used to please cus-
tomers.
MANTLES MADE ON THE PRE.
MISES. A CALL SOLICITED.
?tore opposite the queen's Itotel.
MISS. E. MURPHY.
8
S.ine1afr,
M. C. P. 8. O., M. C.P.8.Mf,,
S P JOI •IIsT,
TORONTO.
Don't Forget the P
Jonathan Bushart, Listosyel, says :—
"After spending all my money. and prop- ,
erty to no purpose on medical then, for
what they termed a hopeless case of con-
sumption, Dr. Sinclair cured me."
Mrs. Mary Furlong;, Woodhouse, says;
"When all others failed, Die Sinclair'
cured me of fits."
AT NO. 1. O MAIN STR
Oartxsi
•t
W here 3'ilii r•„
411.14•1„i r'1
tl,t,i,• .
Ilrt• 1.
t't
you will 'find the great establishment of
YA.T S,
11 -'t al: 4'Sknl'ttYlCilt of 'Goods second to none of our
'., u*MHM, it will pay yon tofind the place, for
lu•at equipped store in our town you will find,
.tricty of Groceries and Crockery that has
1 shOWP in Winglfarn. My snick is now
• complete, and I have bought from
leading tnakars only.
idv HINA WARE
nave got tn, r ,Resigns,. All I ask is to call and see them before you buy.
DINNER SETS. i icye, BETS,. TOILET SETS, .
C Iir ;;m sT+;'1'": LEMONADE SETS, FLOWER POTS,
t'tisPli►13El S, SALAD BOWLS, PORRIDGE SETS,
►.t}; IED AND BUTTER SETS, FRUIT` PLATES,
FANCY BASKETS, TEA. POTS, VASES, &ae
A Full ull and:.'Complete Stook to- (Hoose from.
ri W """
I Ililvl,• ADDED A
Th'N CENT COUNTER
ur 'ITSI:FIJL ARTICLES INT GLASS.
IN GROCEI2IES,
Aly stock, as usual, is first••elass,
NE 4‘' Eir+' silvco,'OURRANi'S, PEELS ANL) PURE SPICES.
Mr
TAS ARE RIGS lit,
DOTH IN PRICE AND QUALITY.
'W. McDonald, Lakefield, says :—"Dr.
Sinclair cured me of Catarrh."
Geo, Rowed,Biyth, says e-00Dr. Sin-
clair cured me of heart disease and drop-
sy, when all others failed."
Diseases of private nature brought on
by folly Dr. Sinclair certainly cures.
CONSULTATION FREE.
DR. SINCLAIR will bo at the
QUEEN'S HOTEL, Winghaln,
ON .
THURSDAY, DEC. 3rd, 1891.
Mom hvoi,m,MolloyMah
Sea our stock of new and desirable
BOOTS and SHOES
Overshoes,.Ruhhers, &c,
For old and young, at prices, wliieli defy competition -
Great Variety, Great Bargains,
Great Opportunity.
Having purchased the business lately owned by
IUD MoCoiwick, next to the Bank of Hamilton, and
added to the already large stock, I wish to iriforin
the people of Wh,ghatn and surrounding country
that I am in a position to furnish them with anything
In the Boot and Shoe lino at Astonishingly low prices
ORDSREb WORK A 8PEofm.. e."
'Yourpatrouarre klurily solicited.
Don't forget the stand—Two doors north of the
Postofiiee
JOIN MARTIN.
STU
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CURE.
Li
The success of this Grat Coup Cute is
without a parallel in the history of medichio.
All druggists are authorized to sell it on a pos•
live gaarantte, a test thatno other cure eau sot:.
Cessfully stand. That it inay become known,
the Proprietor., et stn enormous eapence, are
placing a Sample Dottie Free into every lrolne
fn the united States and Canada.. If you have
a Cough, Sore Throat, or 13roneaitis, use it, for ,
it will cure you. If your child has the croup, •
or Whooping Cough, useet promptly, end relic fi ,
le sure. If you dread that insidious dixeaie
Consumption, use it. Mk your Druggist for
SBIILOH'S CURI;, • R to as., so s ts. and
ili,eo. If your La. ; sora or Back latae,
Shiloh'e Pi, r, Price 23 cis,
P. , =-Youi
,a
ce--13CA Main St.
W_ Z". -Y-.45,.."11MS,
The China House, Wingham.
•
:,l'uriige Solicited.
$1,OOOOO REWARD..
Offered for any 'Machine that will do as great range of work, and do
it as easily and as welt as can be done on the Davis Vortical Feel
Sewing Machine, Thle offer has been before the public for, the past
ten years. It has not boon claimed. proving that the Dates Vortical
Peed is the "Best on Earth."
Intending.purthasers will make a mistake if they don't see this
Machine before buying. Guara'nteed for ten years by the manufac-
turers and myself.
' The lirst Davis Sewing Machine Wa(4 made in 1866 in Watertovni,
N. Y. The newjactory is located at Dayton, Ohio, and Is the most
complete Sewing Machine factory In the United States, its capacity
being 400 machines per day. It has over 4 acres of floor space.
FARM iMPLEMENTS.
STRAW CUTTERS, ROOT PU'LPERS
and everything, in the implement line, from the best makers, always
in stock.
1 make it it special ointte keep always a full stock on band. -
NEEDLES for a Inds of sewing machines, also the best Oil
aid repairs.
N. P,. Aeon t for the :Massey-Ilards Ca. Ltd; of T 'onto, Brantford and Woodstock..
JUST , AR 91VED5
CROSS—CUT saws.
A complete steel. .if the best
S We have stock
Which are solei isr. low .prlee1.
The following axe a few of the many:
CRAB APPLE BLOSSOM,
JOCKEY CU B
EWY,EN (A,
B.ELLET ROPE
GOLI'}iN,` Gt Tr,ST IIIANO i'1S,
se I'IiTE LILdiir
r` , 'rW BITE I. OSE,
W INONA 13OQUET,
.MAR7lIft: `t‘AS1l1NGTON,
LILY 01 THE VALLEY
I have on hand a good supply of
DRUGGISTS' CONFECTIONERY,
with all kinds of
COUGH OAIrm nS.
Onstonter's will ifncl toy stock of
Davos, 1n t)1onles and iiwsf't17A1:.a. Corm -
piste. Also, many articles it ie hnpos-
eible here to enumerates and nil Asia at,
moderate rates. .4
A. L.I rI Zl x Tong ern,
Sueeesoor• to 17r. Tomer.
THE LEADER,
THE ,SILVER- STAR,
• THE LANCE TOOTH.',
TIIE NICKEL STEEL, -
TI:1E TOTES,1 EA.OTY,
THE LA -ROSE PRIDE,
THE IMPROVED CHAMPION.
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