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If in the English language there is a diamond in the ,rough, it must certainly be the homely word "STRIVE," Uncouth and unmusical, yet rich in meaning. Our every
efi'ert has been to strive to do that which is right to our patrons, firmly believing, he who sells that which is best of its kind finny his best advertisement in what he sells.
MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
'Our Merchant Tailoring Department is now provided with the most popular fabrics produced by the leading and most celebrated mills in the country. Our assortment
in both variety and value excels that of any other shoe to be found elsewhere and which the aro prepared to make up with til:tit-class trimmings in the latest style; of the art and
at prices that cannot fail to satisfy all parties.
G N T L E E '' S SPRING EATS
Our spring stock of gentlemen's headwear is now complete. You will find our hat department filled with the latest products of the factories in England and America. If you
want to keep in fashion call and get one of our nobby hats and at prices that will astonish you..
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BOOTS . A_IsT..,
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In this department we outstrip all competitors. We are now showing the largest stock in this line to be found in this part of the country, in all styles and widths,and i -I order
to make room for another large consignment soon to arrive we have marked down our stock to prices that are bound to cause a ready sale, as our motto is : "The nimble sixpence
is better than the slow shilling." Come early and often and get first choice, and bear in mind we are manufacturing to order, and for neat repairing tvo can't be beat.
GENT'S FURNISHINGS,
Our Gent's Furnishings will be forum complete in everything that pertains to correct dressing.
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GENT'S FU NISHINGS.
Wo think we can suit the most fastidious,
T R U N4K A. N D. 'VALISED E P A R T M,E N T.
Our Trunk and Valise Department will be found adequate to accommodate those who are contemplating travelling. Remember we will not be undersold.
J.' J. HOMUTH Sv SON,
Culross.
The Directors of the (Julross Mutual
Fire Insurance Company tnet in the
town hall, Teeswvater, 27th February,
1892. Members all present. Preside'nt'
in the chair. The minutes of previous
meeting read and adopted, when it
• was moved by Messrs Reid and Little,
that all applications_for insurance be
now laid before the board .for inspec-
tion—Carried. Little—Reid — That
having examined 16 applications and
found them satisfactory, the President
and Secretary are hereby instructed to
prepare and issue policies .for same -
Carried. Armstrong — Kirkland—
That this board do now adjourn to
meet again in Teeswater town hall on
the last ,,Saturday of March at 2
o'clock p m- Carried.
ALEX, ADAMSON, Secretary.
Londesborougli• • •
T,de Grauge•supper, on Wednesday
evening, was a grand succeee.—The
,;- 0 0 F made a Forester of J Bulger,
prior to bis leaving for i<lauitoba,—W
Brigham has ;one to Manitoba witb
-four horses. He has rented two of
his .farms hero.—Our esteemed school
. teacher received word of his father's
death at the `Soo" and has gone to
convey the corpse home.—Men to hire
seem very scarce here. There aro so
many going to the North 'Vest it is
expected wages will be high here.
Turnberry`
Advertisements are out asking for
tenders for the erection of a bridge
lover the Maitland river on the 6th
caucession, knows: as Gemmill's
bride; Tenders will be recieved by
John Burgess, township clerk, up till
- the 21st of March i(istaut.
.ItMA .recesses.
and Hamilton the next highest number
(21), The grand total number of pu-
pils attending all schools and colleges
to the Province was 517,319, and the
total amount expended $,284,980.
Dross Association.
At the meeting of the Press Associa•
tion its Ottawa on Thursday, the
followiub'oilicers were elected for the
ensuing year :—President,H l' Moore,
Free Press, Acton'; First VicA•Prosi-
dent, A Pirie, Banner,Dundas; Second.
Vice -President, P D Ross, Journal,
Ottawa ; Seeretary-Trcasnrer, J E
Atkinson, Globe, Toronto,; Assistant -
Secretary, J S Brierly, Journal, St
Thomas. Executive Committee—L
W Shannon, News, Kin ;ston ; T 11
Preston, Expositor, Brantford ; R
Holmes, New Era, Clinton ; L G
Jackson, Era,. Newmarket; 0
4 Mor-
timer, Electric: News, Toronto.
-The March number of Babyhood, the
muthera' nursery guide, contains an article
on "Getting the Teeth—First and Second,"
by the medical editor, Dr L M Yale,wbioh
corrects certain misapprehensions as to
the teething process , and the troubles
which are popularly supposed to acoom,
pony it. Similarly helpful medical articles
. are "The care of Delicate Children," by
- Dr li D Chapin,and "Outs and Scratches,"
by Dr H Power. An, alleged "sure cure'
for diphtheria is also discussed by a corn..
Ipotent medical writer. Of most general
interest, perhaps, is a'curious article on
' "What Shall bo Done With Him?"—an
aceoupt of a Completely unmanageable
though not at all vicious boy, which is sure
to give rise to considerable discussion. In
the "brothers' .Parliament" we fin's letters
on such topics as "Our Childrou's Play-
mates," "An Aid to Sleep," "The Dutids
of an Invalid Mother," "A •cause of Pro.
truding Ears," "Sleeping on the Stomach,"
"Answering Children's Questions," etc.*
-There are diseriptions of many useful
contrivances and nursery uovelties,and the
usual questions and answers in the depart.
mous of "Nursery Probletns." $3 per year .
Address for sample copies the BAirnooi)
Pt1MLISlTING Co, 5 13eektnen Street, New
York,
rpt Education in Ontario.
The Minister of Education presented
his annual report to the Legislature
lately.. The number of pupils at-.
tending eohool in this Province . the
past year was 496,565, while the nutn-
, her the year previous was 500,815.
The average daily attendance was
251,307. 1•ialdirnand ,furuislhes the
highest average, o4 per cent for the
,rural districts ; the town of Niagara
has tile highest average for towns, 72
per.cent, and Hamilton highest for
cities --72 per cent, ten above' the ors
Binary average. Sixty-seven per cent
of the entire teaching btatr aro cum -
posed of fetuales. lu the uountioa,
Waterloopays the highest average
salary to male teachers, $447. Essex
leads for females with $334; Froute-
nae the lowest, 88200 for male, and
tialiburton $204 for female teachers.
There aro now 5,768 school llnusee in
the Province. Sixty-six per cent of
the public schools use tho authorized
scripture readings, 41 per cent the
Bible, and 07 per cent are- opened and
closed with prayer. The Humber of
separate sc4oals has increased from
175 to 279in fourteen years, The
largest Collegiate Institute in the
Province is tbe Hamilton one, with an
enrolitnent of 677, The total number
of pupils who passed a university ma-
triculation was 482, Of those tllo
Toronto (Jarvis street) Collegiate In-
stitute passed the ialghest number,(31),
'What is Dandruff?
A disease of the scalp that causes falling
of the hair, fading of the hair, in fact,
death of the,bais. It irritates the scalp
and causes scales and eczematic eruptione :
—• produces baldness, Bear in mind that
Anti Dandruff retnoves Dandruff with 3
applications — stops falling and restores
fading. hair to its original color. Sold by
druggists at 75 cents por bottle.
1 • WINGHAi1I MA M:ITS. .
Wiseman, March 10, 1892
Corrected Ly 1'. Deans, Produce Dealer.
i Flour per 100 lbs, • 0 2 40 to 2 40
Fall Wheat per bushel, - 87 to 89 ;
Spring - 85 to 88
Oats, • •^ 20 n 30
Barley 30 to 50 '
Pens, 00 to 02
Butter, tub 15 to 15 '
do Molls,
Eggs per dozen
Wood per cord,
Bay per ton,
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The following facts aro taken from
the report of the Prnvinoial Treasurer
for 1891, just issued : Hotel licenses
issued in East I3uron,24; South Huron,
39 ; West Huron, 40 ; 6 shop licenses
were issued, against 11 in 1889, and
38 in 1874. The mtuticipalitiks in
East Huron received us their propos-
tion of the lima; fees a total of1761;
those in South Huron received, $2,-
433 48 ; and those in West Huron,
$2,715.27 ; the differcncn between the
lust two and the first being ao.
counted for by the presence of towns
in thein. The • fines collected. were
East Huron, $130 ; South Huron,
;230 ; West Huron, $340. The eum-
mittals for drunkenness in Huron,were
only 5, against 8 in 1891.
Hon W Wetmore, aged 72, judge
of the Supreme Court, New I3runswiclk,
died on Monday. no ran for St John
City on tide antit,t,onfederate ticket in
1865 and for the city again with Sir L
Tilley in 1860 on the Confederate,
Ile was made Attorney -General in .
1867 and Was appointed judge in 1870•
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15 to 15
12 to 13,
1 60 to 1 75.
e eo to 10 001
Potntons, - - 20 to 25 '
Dossed FIogs, por cwt - 6 60 to 6 75 ,
Chiokeus, per pal' 30 to 30
Dudes, per pair 40 to 50 •
Turkeys, per lb 9 to 1.01
Geese,.per lb - • 6 to 0
FAR' TO HUT.
Lots 10 and 17, Concession B„ Howick, situated
about 4 miles from Wroxetor and 0 from Wingha,n,
is offered for rental on reasonable terms ; about 155
acres cleared and in a good state of cultivation ;
large brick house and splendid bank barn and stables,-
pig
tables;pig pen, loo, ; abou two acres of good young or-
chard. 72 acres I wheat in ; farm mostly seeded
down, Will b entod for a term of years. For par-
ticulars, a y on the promises, or to
IIEI4RY WILLITS,
Wroxeter P. O.
The :': od
That Heips to Cure
Thr = Gold
The disagreeable
taste ditto
COD LIVER OIL.
is dissipated in
Oil'Paara Coals Liver Oall•wiiala
FIYPOPROSPlialr5S
ow, LIM1D
The patient suffering from
0ONSI5MP AOIT.
BEIO YCCDIlTHH, C4ptUf5ll7, COLD, OE
WASTING 33fsE,5g5i64, takes the
remedy as ho would =kb intik. A I.rc•
feet emulsion, and a wonder".' fust, :t -adorer.
Take no ()Mei,. n.1) ,:wl:no,
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TENORS WAtrTEJ I
For the E;ftellsiall of ,l� inghar
Waterworks Piaui.
Tenders will be received by the undersigned, up i
till
TUESDA'`', the 22nd Instant,
at 5 o'clock p. m.. for supplying the material and
laying about 900feet of eight inch pipe in connec-
tion with the ayingh Waterworks main.
Parties tenderin re requested to tender separate-
ly for the mate and work, and also 1u one stun
for both mater' 1 and work.
apeeiacati s can bo seen at the Mayor'' office.
The lows or any tender not necessarily accepted, y
WM.. IIOLMES,
Chairman of Committee.'
aV1 sham, Merch 9th, 1892.
HOLSTEIN BOLES FOR SALE.
The undersigned has for sale on Lot 10, Con. 4.
Turnberry, four thoroughbred lIrlrtcln bulls, rang-
ing from 0 to 18 months old. The above mentioned
animals are all well narked and registered in the .
Canadian Herd Bonk. They will be sold cheap and
on easy terms to suit purchasers.
JAB EI.,LIOT, •
Breeder of Iicl,tein Cattle,
Blueyale, Ont. '
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Jonathan Bushart, Listowel, says :—
"After spending all my money and prop•
erty to no purpose on medical men, for
TORONIO.
'what they termed a hopeless eased con-
sumption, Dr. Sinelair cured lee.”
Mrs. Mary Furlong, Woocllsodse, says:
"When all others failed, Dr, Sinclair '
cured use of fits." •
, W. McDonald, Lakefield, says
Sinclair cured the of Catarrh." .
Geo. Rowed,llyth, says :--t`1'1r. Sin-
clair cured me of heart disease and drop-
sy, when all others failed."
The success of this Great Cough. Cam is
without a parallel in the history of mediatie.
All druggists are authorized to sell it on a pos-
itive guarantee, a test that no other cure can sac.
oniony stand. That it may become known,
the Proprietors, at an cnormotts expense, are
placing a Samplo Bottle Pres into every home
in the United States and Canada. xf you have
a Cough, Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, for
it will cure you. If your child Itas the Croup,.
or Wlhoopiug Cough, use it promptly, and relies
is sure. If you dread that insidious itscase
Consumption, use it. Ask your Druggist for
SHILOH'S CURE, Price to Cts,, o cts, and
Shiloh's your
Plaatter,oPricce or Back
s a lame,
use
Diseases of private nature brought on •'
by folly Dr. Sinclair certainly cures.
CONSULTATION FW +i .
DR. SINCLAI.R will bo at the
QUEEN'S HOTEL, Win_ghaln
rN
EVERY FARMER'S SON
S1iOL'LD 11:1VIs
A Bu$lneos Educator'.
A POSTAI.
will eecn c. the catalogue bf the
FOREST CITY
Eusincas College,
M. 0 1\1- o 1\T 0 Z T,,%
Over 100 students in attendance;::
3. W ¶J1 xF Pr"ineipg3
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LOGS!
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We are prepared to pay the
FIRMEST P itfta IN CASH
for all kinds of „Clod, sound
"L, fas
delivered itt our Mill.
ALSO FOR
Basswood Ieadilib Bolts;
by the cord,
C"YE D.A.R. POSTS, az C.
CUSTOM SAWING
dene clietpsr titan ever and sathsf;i.c-
tion guaranteed.
(.'.all t.ntl get friers, lengths to cut,
McLean y on.
j .ill kinds of Lemhen Shingles,
MONDAY, MARCH 1892,' Lathe, .F:+.. leepr• c•nnstuntly on hand.
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