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WINGHAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY MAY 21, 189 7.
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WE SELL . CHEAP
HEADS WIN IN BUSINESS.
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OUR MILLINERY TRAnE for
the past two weeks has exceeded our
greatest expectations. We have
never been so busy, there must be a
reason fgr'this, yes. there is, never
was the stock so large, never so
> much in your
choice and never as y
favor in price as now.
SPRING--Ilonse cleaning is again
here and we have anticipated your
wants in Lace Curtain Nets, Art
Muslins, Carpets and Oilcloths.
Oat' and see our stock and get prices
we will cut and match the carpet for
you and save '7ou a world of trouble.
See a line of Blouses we have got
at 75c. they are well worth $1. •
OUR DRESS G•00 DS TRADE this
season has been most satisfactory
We e never did as large a business. '
ORDERED CLOTHING AIID
GENTS` FURNISHINGS is one of
Baur hobbies,, we keep the best goods
at the lowest prices.
BOOTS AND .;:QES of the best
'kinds and. pri J ' in your way all
i he time.
Special Grocery prices, get them:
WE SELL CHEAP. ,
CENTRAL BUSINESS CO1LEt t
STRATFORD, ONT.
We till heads with practical knowledge
The leading commercial school in Can-
ada to -day. Nine beautiful college
rooms; excellent teaohers; moderate
rates; students assisted to need positions
enjoys splendid reputation for superior
work; euter any time. Write for par-
tioulars.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
CITY H ESTUHF1NT
—Mr. W. P. Diasley. cif L.iecoln, Neb.,
has purchased a drug r;toak in that city
and has opened business at 240 N. 10th
street, under the firm name of W, #'. Dins -
ley &'Co. Mr. i)insley'a old Winghttm
friend.; will be glad to hear of his continued
success in .the west,
—Miss Ida Pelton, of % nehmen the
Direotorec+s of Home and Foreign Missionu
of the Baptist 'ohm* of this district, will
address a public finis siteees•y meeting to be
held in the Baptist church on Monday
evening May 17t11—Palmerston Reporter.
—A. tramp, who had been prowling the
town for two or three dies, stole a pair of
hoots frorn the front of life tars Homuth
t otvolsistorellondey. Hea men arrested and
appearnd before the Mayor. FIo admitted
the theft and was sent to Goderich to stand
his trial. I policy of the Lew umotesement. waver al
lliscox—Barber—That the teachers and
--The Postmasters have received notice of the nee curs have been on this route andhalides's may be observed in the post ed. eoaele—Goderich Star • ofliogrs' ealariea for the mouth of . pril be
from the Department that the following present a great coutreet to the old faeutun- paid
offioP; -New Years Day, Christmas Day, Meeting adjourned.
Good Friday. Queen's Birthday, Dominion —According to the report of the Miuieter
Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and of Education for 1896, the children attend,
any local civic holiday.
ing High Schools and Uoliegiate Institutes CHURCH NOTES.
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
Special services,are being held iu the S. 1 SOROOL BOARD
to ibis r
slit s here ext Sunday t 1 n of the P o Scl cal
ck n bi, d a t 1 r esti
4• 13a Y A specie n !;
usual hours, led by Stuff Capt 'Paries of Board was held an the Connoil Chamber
Loudon, '1'he•niernber•satiu friends. of the Monday slight.
arise expect to have a day's outing on the 1lMemlier•.a present: Bell, Griffin, Button,
Mth and iu the evening a meeting "1'ublia i Abrahtttn, Df core, Hisoneka Barber.
Auction of Children" will be bele its > he I principal's report was read..and received
4 masks when . some chih4•eu .wibl ire land his suggestion in regard to ,sending a
a•rt0tioned off by Staff Cttipw, 7 artier to the 1 delegate to the County Cowneil to oenfer
.highest bidder: ' with teat body regarding the ,grant to Con.
—It - is the intention of the G, T. l;. to tinuation Claeses was appro'Red,
introduce a new type of passenger omen nal
I HfeooAbraham—That Messrs, Bell,
all their divisions Several of them have Griffin and Homeith be a committee to
already beers completed acrd contain the arrange for delegates..
Hiscox--Moore —That the: fallowing
new feature of a smoking room built atter accounts be paid, less 40 canteen, Yount; 6;
the fashion of those iu the Pullman ears. P.tulin's• Thos Moore, 2 days' work fixing
The G. T It will, in all the equipment
make tower and roof, X2.50; R. H. 11f°Kay, fixing
many inlpruveuleuta in the equipineu:t o£ iso s, iS1- "<ouu ik Paaliu, $:..JG.
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their rolling stook dating the next few vy The Treasurer reported 337.Fi7 each ou
ytearsr this being one ut the }enure of hand
k•AMINI FTJWD.
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The following wing persons fruit lroxete
contributed to the India Penile* Fond
through the Bank of IIanliltoe hest+:
Village of Wroxeter, $20 ; Seueuei Hull
2t c , Joseph. Cowan 1 ; R O G Anderson
03 i 3 K Clap $j.; James W lie SI ; Peter
McF,wen s.1; L Lovell Si; a sympathizer 02
John Barnard 41 ; John .Bray 50 c ; John
Anderson tri ; W Il Kerr 50 ; J Vogt 25o;
W MsKereenir el G McEwen 50o ; Mrs W
McKerober el;
PINE APPLES,
et STRAWBERRIES
ORANGES,
I. LEMONS,
7.43 BANANAS
Ice Cream and Creani. Soda
W. A. JOHNS,
City Restaurant.
Macdonald Block
Telephone No'. 35,
OrWRIPKWYMOMMOIMMOPICOINKJ,111MIONMOMIIN.N1.111•011•1121101.MIVIVIMICI
M OMUTH & BOWLES
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D. '.. GORDON..
'o ---SPECIALS THIS WEEK---
New Ada.
J. Clegg & Co—Wheels,
l' Venstone Auction Sale
re-
ceived
v L Muaray,of Kincardine,
Ire .J
ceived word on Saturday that his brotlaor
James had died in Detroit. The deceased
wa'i a veru powerful man and had reached
the age of fel years..He leaves a widow and
large family. Rev. Mr Murray went to
Detroit Monday to be present at the funer•
al,
--Both tines of railways have issued
t=pecittl rates for the 24th. Single first-
elms'fat•ee are good going iltay 22 to 24 re-
turning May 25th. Fare and a third gond
going May 21 returning May 25th. The C.
P. R. have issued a neat little souvenir
Jubilee card on evhich is the photo of her
eiejesty,
V—A. quiet wedding was 'selehra.ted at
• the residence of Mrs. Lindsay, Victoria
street on Wednesday, when her daughter,
Millie, was united in the holy bonne of
wedlock to Mr: George Baker of Mount
Forest. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. G. A. ,Gifford, M. A. The happy
couple left for Mount Foreat ou Thursday
—ldr. Beek and family moved into town
last week sand took• possession of the fine
new residence erected byhim last season;
and are now full fledged citizens of Harris -
of1arents engaged in werchantila pursuits
Rev. McLean, of Blyth, preached in the,
numbered, 5,834 and iu persons in the pro- H'resbeterian Church here Sunday evening.
c
entered
• autile
L
unerch
fessious 2,0,.7. 1, OJ
purauitin 1,112 returned to the farm, 608, The.Fourth Annual Convention of the.
set out for the professions, 1,006 be.:atuu Ss S. Teachers' and Church. Workers'
testuhera,.aud 1,807 went to other cellusgs. Association of the Deanery of Hipren will
The figures• repectiug callings taken up oy be held in Exeter on Wednesday and
pupils,. probably except in the cane of Thursday of next week, May 26. and 27.
teachere,. aceeuut only for the boys. The Among those who are to take part we
tanners• t10 not seem generally, to believe 10
the cry. eentiust over education.
—In ite report of a concert given in that
town receutly, the Walkervele Evening
1Lc.eord sitars of a Mrs. W. A. Gates., nee
Millie lxetaud a former resirem of WVing-
notice the names of Rev. Wei•• Lowe,
reactor of St. Pauls, who will couduct the
Wednesday evening service and Miss Ella
C•,rnyn who will read a paper on: "How
to. secure and retain young men in the
Sunday School."
horn.--alae. W. A. Cities pi ore 1 a great 'Cue• town was full of ministers. on Tues-
suacese.. Her recitation 'At the telephone,' clay,. there being a meeting of tine Mait-
fairly brougut down the house. She was }twin. Presbytery in the Presbyterie.'
very happy in her character of 'Gip, the. Otinrele end the Annual District, meeting.
Moautain Guide," also in her gorgeons, of the \\langhain District in the Methodist
attire, nepreseuting The Sioux Chief's.. Cnurch. Rev, G. Gifford. M. A. Ph. D.,
clautnau of the District fon the
at
louse nt iJe,.pleasantCates
expression,most
keen eyes 1 year ands presided at all the sessions. The
that- can hold a heaped up measure of i district now comprises what was formerly
love, and psutection. Her features are l.the Kincardine and Windt-donadistricts and
artistice heir figure graceful. She ie now eis• trhus. about twice as large as formerly.
studying.fai:tittully uutter the guidance of i Twenty -4x charges were reprseented in
Mrs. Frank A.. Reid the well known elocn- t alk Tivaeaday s meeting was for ministers
tionist of Detroit."T a alone: Kin Wednesday the meeting con -
V lieett.e-Bros. have begun: the work ofe tastes -leaf ministers as well as lays delegates.
the" \
reoairixig and extagdiug thou livery baa Follies s Missionary Society foretlee
Dietnet held their annual meeting. Tues.
BUSINESS rZOt3Ja s.
WANTED --A good general servent girl
Apply at this office.
Good Houpe . ,.. nt apply et ooruer4lof
Viotpria end'T ld street. S-ltib,
Something new nt Canopy -Top Bed-
room suites at Ii az n 6s B1zTTON'e, 5-14tf
Go to Mrs. Green's, opposite Beak of
Hamilton, for cheep and stylish millinery.
Pine Apples, 10c each ;Beelines, Oranges..
Lemmas, tra berries
Molielviea,
L w , and Cuonmbers, at
If von doubt what your neighbors say
aboutlreland & Button's prices just call. in
and Ree for yourself.5-l4tf
Bridgecastiugs and bridge iron of every
description at the Ontario Iron Works.
4.211 J. Mennen, Proprietor
Always good bargains:: in millinery at
Mrs. Green's, opposite Bask of Flemiltons
Ireland & Button has added a delivery
wagon to their busines, i x will .set en
goods a reasonable 'distance-,, , i-1 cif a;
—.For- first-class tailoring, Met;cheap ,
gents'furnishings, try Webster t;c' 33o ' .
remember the place, in Queen's block.
Wexmzn—Eggs 8 cents per doz. Our
contractidemande;.,18,000t per week. We
are now getting enemy pedlars' eggs. Why
not save pedlar's profits. Geo. X. Ens* •
Choice varieties of imported early seed=
potatoes, New Queen and Wilson's;
at •
Choice at ee I'ZTan Dxax'a i ;
4.2811 aw •Flexr and Feed Sere
A large and beautiful collection of
flowering plants now on exhibition in' the
Shaw Blook. Don't fail to see it. Will
continue till further notioe.
1. 0 Gitsi ax, Iron. Bridge Green House
Lower Wingham.
The nicest and
Tem, FOLDED PAPE
under car ets. B
ost durable article is
hi H H1cTndoo—Saturday Bargain Day ton. Mr: Beck will open up in a few days and when finished it wilt be unsnap t,rs at da also at the afternoon •session Airs. Lax o for putting
a fall stocl of harness -makers' and shoe• In thie part of °uteric. in point of coma I y p one who has it
W Lane --Meeting ; of the County Conn- nrattera''snpplies, which he sells wholesale, emu.oueuess. and convenience. The presentt Cnnatiu.ghaxn, Organizer for. the district speak highly of it; a e same in stair
MI • only. This will he another important l barn hes beets raised and a stone amble!. Presided and a public meeting was. held pads. Ladies be re you a down yea,
J. B. Ferguson—Notice of Court of Re• branch of industry he Ha•riston,• stud one f will be placed under it with granolithi.. to thti evens ig at which Mrs. Tennant of carpets call S. Grao 'e Furniture
that is y hilt to stayandgrow herger Avery I g g It,oudoaL read an interestinn paper an t Store and the newest telout.
visicn i fluorin -8,
The stable and cleaning room : work. g
Nonce: Thereby give notice that I will'.
McKinnon lk Co—Nothing is• cheap that Mrs, Lt ay t 1 e rtv teal U b ----- not be held responsible .tor any debts con=
traoteddn the future by my wife Margaret
Imlay, ERTEN IMLAY
year, 'Ilse Tribni o extends to lift - reed
• Beek and familys moa t e -
cot'stP to the prosperous town of }Iarristoo.
—Tribune.
wits be open 100 feet in length. What now;
rttlzatoyenry
censtituses the stable win a overhauled?
ants wilt be fitted up as a carriage room,. •
hey snow,, feed hutting room and wasning,
metates . well will be sunk outside and it
wind mill erected for pumping water and
oh mug aud`grioding feed. Tee water will
be kept 11, alerge elevated tank and be•
sides aein.gusea for watering and cleaning
pervades. will be se source of protection iu
0,1:14: ..f .ate. .
isn't good.
LOCAL NEWS. '
W e are offering extra special
prices in Lace Curtains this ~eek.
Examine the Nottingham Curtains at
$1 a pair. They are 3l yards long;
very fine net, and pretty designs; the , —The Tennis Clab etre trying to arrainge
regular price of these eurtftins is a match for May 24th.
$1.50.
—Campboll's Fteadaohe Wafers- guaran-
teed to cure headache:
—Teachers' Convention will be held here
to• day.
—There are at present 0 horses in train -
100 8t the track.
Our curtains at $1.40 -are equal to
the regular s line. •
ground for the erection of a grand stand at
See the regular $3 Curtains we are the track.
Felling at $2.` 5. —The Wingllaln Citoilsteta
—The Lacrosse boys go to \V .11certon on
Monday and the Firemen to (Mosley..
—Tho Tarf Club have material on the
will
L give
A's' ustatwe have the prettiest and Ithe Cantata Daniel in Teeswater on, There -
.best madecurtains in town at 25c. a ' day May 27.
pair,
—\Vo understand chat tut 'syndicate of
Ladies' Fine Cotton Vests regular townsmen ha s purchased,„ a tnit4i. claim
price 25c speeial this week 2 fo'r 26 near Roseland:
pents 4—Mr. R. E. Simpson bas
'See the beautiful line of Vests
Laniont's town property 1411
into it this week:
at 20stn os. d cents
sect Mr.
moved
V On Monday, Princelier PJ.P II. Mus -
Ladies issue Jottoll Ribbed IIsi -e rove slipped on the stepeetehe school and
gpacial Itt 20 cents, sprained hie ankle:/ s
Ladies Night Dresses. very heavy 1—The Canadian Eieeress`Co. have fallen
dee ",n, :With litten lace trimming in tine. with the other cortlpanies and have
}'edtx}t1l• price ase. special 50 .cents. reduced their money order rates.
Ladies' Fine Oxford shoes, regular II -Mr. Amos Tipling laid on °or desk the
nianers. Carson's many friends were
shocked to learn of the sudden death from
braiu'fever of her youngest daughter, Elia,
evhirh occurred on Modday morning. The
little girl was a bright and attractive distal
and was kunwn by almost evee one in .the
wn,
toT-' els p
tealate ,i rs
funeral took place on Wednesday. leer—rite
r e- ruin„ Greta the' othei
daughter aged 10 is else seriously ill with
the same disease, and little hope is e,iter-
tanned of her recovery,1/
—The annual meeting pf each Farmers
institute in the Province of Ontario will be
111 thin year on Tuesday Juno 1, corn
1?OOT.aALL. •
Some ohanges are made in the Maitland:
Leanne. A. new sehednle has beau deem=
epee follows:
H2ev. 21 Wingham ve, Wroxoter et Lone
' 2g. .. ' Attwoud
done, +'3 " Wroxeter at WI oxestle
t0. •' Listowel at hone,
e.,; ld at Vetoer
held ie Attwnnd at Attwo •i
meacingiLt 1 p. m. in each of the respective JttlY. 1 "
distriets. The program will he as follows : ` 23 -" Brussels at home
" " at Brussels.
1, report f's repo ex 2, executive
thereon;dThefirst game is on oar home ground en
3, report of the executive presented in g
writing by the secretary.; 4, Treasurer's Saturdiy at 5.30 y• ;n, sharp. :i. goad
report presented in writing . 5, Auditors gameis expected.
repot•t presented in t'riting; (3, suggestion •
or points at which to hold regular meet- .
in;;s; 7, suggestions of points al whine to
hold supplementary meetiuge; 8, election t
-NEWS NOTES
The bog chattiest in Western Ontario
has already cost the Government $5000
Thotnas Summers. an, inmute of the
asylum at Brockville, hanged himself in
the cow stable.
Mr Fielding announces) .that the tariff
will be again brought before "the Hoose
of COMMONS on May 25. • •
'The story of a cotnbinatidn of Ger-.
many, France and Russia agalnat• Groat
lerita:n isere,ived again,
Itis roperted that a. plot to murder
King George has been discovered at
Athens and that many arrests have been
made.' ,
LafOrae Langevin,.Sir Hector Langevin's
truly ecu. committed suicide at his father's
house, Montreal, Wednesday Morning
about 11:30, •
The Czar made a diroott *peal to the
etoltau to order h,istfoopa':•iso• cease hos•
titstteea and arrange do Airnetstice, and the
litter at once cooaplied
StJDDE:q DEATH. The Queen oG' ' Portugal bas decreed
• that in court cintles the corset must go.
f directors, election o£ auditors. .. The ninny friends of Mrs. John Stern
sf-A trio of l y Sts were going down 1 >orn sudden death n LQ° mowing
Josephine street sit braketiock speed on ,fohbinher
what see,,says goes, anal so must the
of East Wawanosh were grieved, to learn of
wrest. Onteat, must go. To resist
would be waistea .effort.
House • eaning is on
Perhaps you will b
in Furniture, Curt
Picture Framing
Boards &o. Pri
5.7c S.
w:
0
este
ng something
Poles, Pictures oz.
b Boarua, Bake
as the lowest at
arniture Store.
Handsome reatures
Sometimes uusigusl7 blutohes, pimples
or sallow opaque akin, deatreys the dettiieet-
nemeaeS of uailtiealue ieiatai'eb. .1.n ail suan
L•wbua aJtt's Emulsion. win timid all tea
system and- impart reduces* and utfauty.
I, Os
AND PO 1 ND.
other clay several stance of lee 0 is.ye r sliebiet °IP doge.
dust -Alen horrtelo'no cloths wondering
iliferes; °Alpha Shoes regular graN what had liappeued to the he. practice
epeeda.l *1,65. --A. nnuiber of spells go to Toronto on of "Boos eleing" ou our front stts et, stipeoial-
bok, J. E. Swart& home, le enterta for mon and menace to the public ettfety,
pattutts,y night, we will give a those races. If it es not c isoon :nue le
spoalal discount of 10 per 0. A.. Campbell, of the Telephone bey° to be taken by the authorities.
• largest ever seen in tide viebeity, the cor-
funeral an Wcdnetdey, was ono Of the
tege extending over es, mikes(
ed of her heert trembling her and before
medical aid could be secured she had petite
of her age and leaves a husband end
grown up family ef sons and 4 &mei-
tees to mourn her sudden deeth, The
etilt, off Alen s Hats. Druid Store, has received license torn e
Pa011ioe Department giving him poiver
sell post stamps,
• V—We regret to learn that Mr. Senn.
French, who had recently teken a position
with Mr, Geo. E. King, is\lit'd off with an
MOO Dote that our Teas in Blacks attack of Typhoid Fever.
Young Ilysott, and. Japans at
25, 35, 40 and ,50e a pound
are unequalled in. Yalue
We givi 22 lbs. best uanulatai. jewelry and repairing business m elm
Sugar for $1, and. 25 .1bs good Coffee i
—Wild geese end cluoldi examine ntimer-
Due on the pond lately. At night the geese
amen ttp a continual !Wanking that oat
be hoard all parts of the town.
—Mr. Morley Park bag purchased a
•
--The Street committee had the new
4.....,,,,......... Prances St, The entire street irOn the
We pay i 10. tnr Gott Dauer and se. Elnevale road to retrirk street will be
I —.Ann Martin, wifo of "gr. ;rale Ander-
' n. NE. ..1, - •.,i.r.)40N s n, who formerly coneu3tecl a Furniture
.3-0 and Undertaking business in Wiggliest),
—The Brussels Post ranist—"Arrange-
ments wore rnade last /donday evening at
the Commit by which Brussels will havcdan
aro and incandescent plant runniest early
next fell. It will be operated by Brussels
Electric Light Co., undo; the management
of W. H. Green, of Wingliam, a man of
praotioal experience in the businese and
who bids fair to run our light with the
same satisfaction that he has met with in
Wingham. A building 40e00 Will be erect-
ta for the plant Ama the vverk will. be inert.
ed in a short time, so as to leave the lights
reedy tO start in September. To give Asir
piety to all parts of the town, threeaddition•
lights will be planed et the places 0011.
eidcrecl by the Conneil to render the best
service to all concerned. The aro lights
be 2,000 candle powder and will be run
on a separate circuit front tho incandesoont
so that the abutting MI el eins will not
inteefere with the Other. Mr. Green is
erreinging for a teen engine and boiler end
is going abontthe work in it thoroughly
inibineraplike manner. We wish hire suecees
L. A. Brink, Teeswater, spent Sunday
J. Gientles of Rio ieroine, eva 1n town
on Tuesday.
yisiting in town.
Mrs. J. R, Munshaw is visiting en her
old home III N 01na.
Mr John McHardy, Teeawatet, was in
town on le eettalay
Mr. ma Men. Olive . o' Brt seek, Were
in town on FAturday.
Messrs. J. E. Swarts and Geo. 0,w
were in Toronto last week.
Messrs. Alex. McDougall and John
Mr. Ben Gerry, of Drussels, was in
Miss Houton, of Witigham, was visiting
Twelve firemen were feightfully burigt1
be the explosion' of a tents oont °ening 80
gelloes of gasoline in a Chicago grocery:
rile explosion was heard far several blocks ,
send leeway windows in flee vicinity were,'
A suit has been entered on behalf Of
Mrs. Caldwell, the) well known Toronto
voceliet, against the tdivn of Ingersoll
sew natated dameges for injuries caused
b',J defeotive stairway in one of the
vu's concert halls.
• Losr—A gol
actaolted having
1'nider will
tug at this aril°
LOST—A. brass tap o
the rear of John. S
Finder will pleas leave a
G: E. King's store.
:r
pin with dangle
rue name "Eva."
rewarded by leav-
5-21b
lies 'street at
livan'e residence.
tnis office or at
5-21a
Would the petty who found a plain gold
bemiring in a parcel got at G. Molneyre's
store on Saturday May 15th please returle
end,he rewarded.
Oape. Empire at thi
e' street, a ladies
The Governor.General has received a
letter of thanks front the viceroy of
India, in which it is stated tha t Canada
9tood next to Great Britain in her con.
,inutions to the India famine fund.
lite worst of the famine is past.
\Ira Thomas Russell Of Brantford
attempted te drown her live young oh
ran by turowing there bate the cistern.
Neighbors rescued the little ones The
unfortunate woman is insane. She after-
wards strangled herself in the jail cells.
Mr. liuthoriand's bill to provide for
'die inspection by tho Government of
he boilers of stationary engines and for
'he examination ot and grantieg or cor.
!ideates to etationery engineers wee read
urat time in the. House,
fielcourt, of Mama has drawn
lees seeity for the erection of a national
m ..ron to preeerve the very. line cols Its great power to purify and enrich, bite
end suggest the boarty co -event= of our fr tov.n the latter part of last !notion or epteiteitins Of various kinds blood end bui'd up health, is one 0.
(Means in the metter. ee ealses-Fixpotitor. now indifferently Oared away at Otte- facts of 00tutri00 experienee.
Saturday
for sale e,t the
above date a
lot 4, co
22—
P.
re will be offered
swiok House on the
. se aores being part of
. Joint Cunene
Saturday, June 5—There will be aold by
public auction at Putman's Rotel, Blue.
vale, ist wagon shop and lot. For further
particulars see ad on page 4.
Thursday y 7—There will be old by
Wingham, 100 re fermi, knoWn me the
Mftrtin farm weithip di Morrie, For
further parti dal see ad on page 4..V,
A Man Who is Tired
All the time, owing to nneMeekialeell
blood ahould take Hood's Saree,parille to
purify atia enrich the blood and ghee bine
vitality said vigor.
Thts condition of weeknese and litek Of
vigor is a nature' consequence of the
rowing of warmer weather, which -Ands
the syetern debiliteded and the bleed Im-
A good spring Medicine is 0, neoesisity
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