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If in the English langaego there is a diamond in the rough, it must certitinly in the horualy wort) SZ IIt'41±,, Uncouth and ..
, n s t r + „ itlllst d ve y se lice] in Ille'lnifho (.
effort has been to strive to do that which is right to our patrons, firmly believing, he who �f:dl4 that which is hes;., of its .Kirit] finds his best Advertise went in what 1)e sells.
MERCHANT LOBI PAP
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Our Merehant•Tailor•in, Department is now provided with the most popular fabrics producers by this leadingand most celebrated mills in the country.
ii both variety and value,excels that of any other shop to be found elsewhere and which we are prepared to hake up with lit:st-class trinnuif.ys in the latest style of assortmen
at prices that cannot fail to satisfy all parties, y f the art an
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GENTLEMEN" t SPRING HA ` S.
Our spring stock of gentlemen's headwear is now complete. You will find our hat department tilled with the latest products of the f'actotles in England and America,
want to keep in fashion call and get one of our nobby bats and at prices that will astonish you. if yo.
In this de
to make room
is Metter than
BOOTS A.Np SHO"Fi,S. GOTS'
partment we outstrip all competitors. We are row showing the Iarg
for another large .consignment soon to arrive we have marked down
the :,low shilling." Colne early and often and get first choice, and by
est stock in this line to be found in this part of the weary, in all styles and widtlls,aritl' is cede
our stock to prices that are bound to mese a ready sale, as Our motto is : "Phe nimble $ixpenc
gar in mind we are manufacturing to or,:lee, and for neat repairing we can't be heat.
GENT'S FURNISHING'S,
GENT'S FURNISHINGS.
GS.
Our Gent's Furnishings will be found complete in everything that pertains to correct dressing. 1Ve think we can :quit the nu»a fastidious.
TRUNK A.ND VALISE DEPARTMENT.
Our Trunk and Valise Department will be found adequate to accommodate those who are contemplating. travelling. Remember we will not be under;5olt1,
Culross.
The Council met at the Town hal
Teeswater, March 12th, 1892, as pe
motion of adjournment of last meeting
Members all In attendance. Jos i1oir
Reeve, in the chair. The minutes o
last meeting were read. It was move
by Peter Clark, seconded by Jos Wel
wood, that. the minutes as just read b
adopted—Carried. Moved by Pete
Clark, seconded by Peter Kuntz, the
this • Board, having examined th
Treasurer's books and the Oollector's
roll for the year 1891, and believe the
same to. be correct, that the printing
committee get 200 copies of the Audi
tors' Report printed for dipetribution•
among the ratepayers Carried
J. J. HOMUTH & SON..
• Kuntz, secouded by Jos Moir, that this in Ma,ttea',clr, Rev Prissely atifciating. HOLSTEIN BULLS FOR SALE
Board do no ud'ouru to meet erya' w
1,1 In He as hurled in the Eden Valley,
t rl'own hail, Peswi{,ter, or, S
l, aturd
r a ay, cemetery. ;\Ir• R was an industrious
the 28th day of May, at 9 o'clock a In, young man just lately married. He
, as n Court of Revision and Appeal of was highly respecter) by all who was
f the Assessment Rolhfor the year 1892 acquainted with hint end he will be
d and that the printing committee give. greatly missed in the neighborhood
the lege) notices;--Oarried. Finance in which he lived. Their many
e Repurt—Blakney Smith, liking wash- frieucls all sympathize with bits Robin -
out on Con 12 and 13, $10 ; Ha nes son i hem vxd sad trouble. -
✓ y ,
t & Wraith, building stone culvert, COD
e 11, $7 ; Janes Fleming gravelling on
iIoved by Jos Moir, seconded by Jo
Wejwond, that Haigh McKaaue
Poundkeeper, deposit with the Trees
urer of this municipality the sum o
$8.25, being at balance after paying al
expense:; in connection with a stra
heifer—Camped, 1Vloved by henryMackay, seconded by Peter Kuntz,
,that as the road opposite Lott22, Con
•2, was impassable after" the freshet
$his winter and Blakney Smith, path,ml�gt�l, ll)td to opt teeing to ;Weir the
toad and make it passable, that he be
now paid the amount for labor expend
ed., namely, $,10-0arried. Moved by
Jos Welwood, seconded by Henry
Mackay, that this Board having care-
fully examined the bond given by
~, ^ Mr Rubt
boundary, &o, $3 85 ; Weiler & Son, been appo
280 feet cedar, $2.30 ; Samuel Kirk.
hand,, Treasurer, expenses .in making
deposits, mileage and postale, $30 38 ; Mr W �1
agent for the OP R iu H °HEST
Baird, of Kincardine, has
inter/ poste„ aster of that '
i The undersigned has for sale on Lot 10, Con. 4.
Turnberry, fora tho,•ou�hbred Flolstein bulls. tang•
hit from 0 to Iii months old. The above nicntttoned
animals aro all well marked and registered hr the
onradtan herd Bonk. They e•ill bo sold cheap and
on easy terms to suit purchasers.
JAS EI•LIOT,
Breeder of 'Tolstoi Cattle,
nluevalo, Ont.
LOGS! LOGS! lots!
Jos iVloir,going to Toronto re Bryon and appointed
Loutitt law suit, and conferring with Ki,,eardiue.
We ar prepared le pay t lu•
Mick, 1I' P P, has been
• the Oorporation ofTurnberry, $12.60; for all
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Solomon Smith, one day statute lobor —A correspondent asks us the origin of i
for Cargill, $L the phrase "Fie isn't in it." Ia was first
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0f1AS BUTTON,. Tp u iel•k. used by tin editor who died and went to
'leaven and looked around for the man
Lower X74 ingliani• who took his paper for three years and
then left it in the post ofiioe marked "re•
fused,"—Exchange..
Mr Geo Fretwall' has rented his
farts for a term of live years to Mr
Chas Brown, and will sell his farm
stock and Implements by auction on
Tuesday, Mardi 29th.
The Hoosier Seed Drilla.
Read what Prof. Shaw, manager of tho Ontario
Agricultural Farm, has to say of them:
GUet,ru, Ueo 111th,1800.
Tax M1:ssas Noxox Baos, Iugorsoll, Dnt.
Drax Sats,—I take pleasure in replying to your
enquiry regarding rho working of the Improved
tel Frame Hoosier Seed Drill, pureltased from
your agent b1
ant ear. t1'o
it is a ta'olvto hoc Drill, u•e can put iu frow an acre
same satisfactory, that the same be and}a halt to ttvo cares morn ht a day with ono toani
received—Carried, Moved h Henryhafi when we used the too hog Drill. This is of
y y its f a groat advantogo In the hurry of seed ti^_•e.
IVIaekay, seconded by Peter Kautz, Itis light of tlraa and cagily operated. L1'han tha
cultivator teeth aro attached, we and no lin
plement
that a grant of $35 be made to cut the eq al to it for brhtging to rho surface day clods t tat
Min opposite Lot 29, Con 10 and 11, 't"%' i'o in the soil, whop they aro then easily crush-
�od by the roller. Clips renders it of Hutch value in
and that Peter Clark let the same hty prboaring a ane seed bed, especially for a ro.tt crop.
public competition—Carried. Moved I I b-1tove it would hoof much service in oxtractiii
17 p an gatherhtg the roots of couoh•grass when in the
by Henry Mackay, Seconded by Jos soli. Wo regard it as an exealtent Seed Drill.
Welwood, that as James Britton and lours fit mos snow.
others petitioned this Council to build John Cautpbell, 1Vhitoohurch, Is agent for these
a bridge on the 10th sideroad, Con 7, Drills'
•which vias laid over, that a bridge be
now built and that Peter Clark and
Peter Kuntz let the same by publie
competition— Carried. Moved by
Peter Kuntz, seconded t•4y Henry Mac-
Kay, that By.Law No 4, for the ap-
pointment of Pathniasters, Poundkeep•
erg and Fenceviewers, be now read a
first and second time. Moved by Jos
Welwood, seconded by Peter Kuntz,
that as there is an error of $4 in the
non-resident roll, the Clerk is hereby
requested to correct the error—Oar.
ried Moved by Henry Mackay, sec-
'onded by Peter Kuntz, that the )peeve
and Peter Clark, councillor, be a•coru•
niittee to revise and examine the As..
sessment Roll before the Court of Re-
vision ---Carried, Droved by Henry
Mackay, seconded by Peter Kuntz,
that the Clerk send for seven copies of
the Mlluniripal World, and that the
Reeve sign a cheque for the amount
and that the Treasurer pay over to the
Cleric the amount raquired, being, $5,
for`soven copies Moved by Henry
Mackay, seconded by Jos Welwood,
that the Finance report asjustread be
'adopted—Carried. Moved by Peter
rD Tolton, in the spring of rho pres-
',Samuel Kirkland, Tr'easur'er, find the -
1 find that it dogs c�cellent work. As
Orange Grand Lodge.
Tho Orange Lodge of Ontario• \Vest
elected the following officers at their
meeting at Owen Sonnd, on the Oth
instant : William Nicholson, (1 M; 3
L Iiur,hes, D G M ; 1'V Lockhart, A.
D G Mi; l✓ F Clarke, grand treasurer;
13 Birmingham', .grand secretary ; Rev
Wm Walsh, grand chaplain ; Charles
Baillie, gland lecturer ; Charles Pol-
ling, G D of C. The management of
the Orange Mutual Benefit Society
was discussed at length and transferr-
ed to the Grand Lodge of British
America: The proceedings of the
Grand Lodge came to a close at 6
o'clock. Orangeville was chosen as
the next place of meeting.
East WetWanoslh.
The following- is taken from the
Litchfield (Minnesota) Independent of
February 2nd, 1892: John Robinson,
of Eden Village, Min, second sou of
E Robinson, East 1Vawannsh, Oanada,
who had been sick for a week with
inflammation of the bowels, died last
Tuesday morning, The funeral
services were Rigid at his late residence
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GAIN
ONE POUND CUSTOM. SAWING
A Day.
PRICES IN
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
For sale. in the Town Plot of Winghmii, two P.
Lots, Nos 40 and 41, on Alice street, north of
Railway; good laud and good water close by, an
small stream runs all the year across a small corn
of the prr•perty; with apples, cherries and sm
fruits. House fairly good. Apply at the
••TI urs' OFFICE, -
Wingham, 0
A. L
has on hand
RASH; 2H.AXE 6T DLQ Y
„huh.; of good sahib
t_ d R Gs:
rl Oce of the best blood purifier on t
market. It cannot be surpassed by
any for skin diseases of all kinds.
delivered at .air brill.
ALSO FUR
Basswood Heading Bolts, ! 1 N MEDICINE
by the coria, .
c b 0 R POSTS, Bza. 1
A GAIN OF A POUND A DAY IN THE
CASE OF A MAN WHO HAS BECOME "ALL
RUN DOWN," AND HAS BEGUN TO TAKE
THAT REMARKABLE FLESH PRODUCER,
OF PURE COD LIVER OIL WITH
Hypophosphites of Lime & Soda
IS NOTHING UNUSUAL. THIS FEAT
HAS BEEN PERFORMED OVER AND OVER
AGAIN. PALATABLE AS MILK. EN-
DORSED BY PHYSICIANS. SCOTT'S
EMULSION IS PUT UP ONLY IN SALMON
COLORWRAPPERS. SOLD BY ALL DRUG-
GISTS AT 500. AND $I.00
SCOTT 64 B0WNE, Belleville.
CURL
The success of this Great Cough Cure is
without a parallel in the history of medicine:
All druggists are authorized to sell it on a pos-
itive guarantee, a test that no other cure can sue.
cessfully stand. That it may become known,
i the Proprietors, at an enormous expense, are
placing a Sample Bottle Free into every home
in the United States and Canada., If you have
a Cough, Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, for
it will cure you. If your child has the Croup,
or Whooping Cough, use it promptly, and relief
is sure. If you dread that insldioss disease
Consumption, use it. Ask your Druggist for
SHIILOH'S CURE, Price to cts.,.so cts. fwd
$1.00. If your Lungs are sore et Beck lane,
i lie Shiloh's Parous Pilular. Price us ate«.
dune the-tper than over and satlsfttc. i
tion guaranteed. -i•' •�ypy.� : ,, 7 'Y" f ^,so�,gq "•i
_— I if .73.95 ::.A , D r U '•..t- Si
gall curl get primes. lengths to ant; I
&e. Go to the PnARafaox.
'McLean & Son.. !
quality is of the first importanee.�
FOS,
-f\It.kinrls of Leinber, ninon,
Laths, Szu., kept c•tust„ntly nu hand.
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A. L. HAMILTON, '
Druggist, Winghal