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Such prioee,, as bhcse are not
possible ee ery day but forSAT-
URDAY, we intend to make
thingsliveh•. This is'thc way
We are going to do it.
CORSETS
GO pair Crompton Corsets,
regular $1.25, Saturday for
75 cents*.
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.oma:,
10 Pieces heavy shaker flan-
nel reg. Be Saturday5t•, ,
10 Pieces serge dress goods
binek or colored reg
50e, Saturday. 39e.
5 Pieces heavy all wool
tweed re:: 60e for42e
3 Heavy' tweed reg. 45c
Saturday 25c.
50 pair ladies' fast black
hose, reg. 25c for 15e,
30 pair black cashmere hese
reg 45e Saturday 25e
50 pair child's hose. reg 8c
Saturday ....... .. 5c.
20 Pieces cream, black and
white lace, reg 15c for 9e
20 Pieces embroidery reg.
12 and 15e for 7c jl
10 Pieces fancy Bilk, reg 75 Sir
for ..... GOc,
20 Boys' suits very special
$3.50 and $4 for $2.75 e
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•-.-• -•_.
1 Table of Remnants in Dress •
Goods, Prints, Muslim,
Lace, Embroidery, Rib-
bons, and Gimp at
less than Half
Price
New York, June 26 ---Thuleading
editorial in to.day's Sun is (leaded:
"Thu Glory of • England" The
articic'i:, in bare, as follows;: "The
most. striking feature of the celebra-
tion of Queen. Victoria's Jubilee was
the dedication 'of the. steadfast, teasel -
mete and universal royalty of the
English people to England, In the
whole history of mankind there bas
never been such . another display of
patriotic pride and devotion as that
which was made . in London last
Tuesday,. and throughout the world
wherever an Englishman might be
It was a revelation of the secret of
British power and domination over a
world wide Empire, and proved that
the English people have succeeded
to the spirit which made Rotne the
master of the world when Britain
had not yet risen from barbarism.
"This virtue of loyally to their
I country, which all Englishmen gior•
red in exhibiting last Tuesday, must
characterize always a people capable
of building up • and holding
together a great Lmpite, honoring
their own country and believing in
its- superiority means that they re
spect themselves and believe in their
own. prowess; and that _ in half of
life's battle. Faint heart neer wen
fair lady,. or anything else. The
heart must be strong with confidence
aggressive, determined, and a coun-
try which' is to be masterful in its
feeling., not doubtful, self despairing,
sett -critical, or fearful of outside
opinions, and secretly worshipful of
some other country. It must have
independence of will. and an absol-
ate belief' in its own destiny .of great-
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Special in Hats, Collars, Ties, 5
et Underwear, July Everyday r
Specials are Interesting and
Worthy of your note
SHOP EARLY. I
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r F 'e pay 13e for Tub Butter and
hoc for Eggs. , 5
M. 11. McINDOO'S.
- . Cris Johnston lot 40 con 4, and P.
The Most. Convincing And Abso- i Greenai► lot P.9 eon 5 on ,natters re -
lute Proof Given 1 lacing to their dog tax for the present
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TIIAT Dfl. WILLIAMS.' PINK PILLSOURU' year. leetition.af Lancelot Netherly and
WUE;t oenaet t 4DICINDS rAI1- -, six other ratepayers asking for a
wtiAT'MDT-KAYE DON 4. TOR O'C}UERR errant of Money to assist in getting
TUE \\ILL DO i'OR TOIL
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'the McOrae.cemetery in Morris, and
rear 13elgravc R. R, station fenced,
No reriiedy of modern tithes has . received.
offered more, or stronger proof of its ( Bene—Scott--That the sum. of
sterling merit that has Dr. Williams' ; ten dollars be granted for this par -
Pink Pills. The cures are not those I pose,. there being• two township
of people hi foreign n hinds, but from , paupers interred there.—Carried.
all parts of our own country, and the1 Peter King was' present and
statements made aro easily verified , notified the reeve that be held the
by everyone in the vicinity in which • council and Robert McBurney
the eaves reported. occur. When' responsible fordainager he has sustain
such proof as this is offered doubt !ed in the past and may yet sustain
must cease, and the medicine must in the future from water being turn -
be awarded the palm of superiority ' ed onto his property from lot 34 con
over all others. Every mail brings' 10 also from sideline 33 and 34 doing
letters from grateful people in all,him he maintains considerable dam -
parts of Canada, who have been age,
eared by the use of Dr. Williams' I Resolved that Wm, Sutherland con
Pink Pills, sometimes rafter years of 13 be appointed instructor of a. super
illness and after other medicines had struetion of a bridge about to be re -
failed, and it is the words of grati-; built this season over river con10 and
tude spoken by sufferers thus rester-' 11.
cd to health that has created the I Lockhart--Carr—That the award
enormous demand this medicine has. • lately made regarding a ditch or
The following letter is but a fair' drain per requisition of James
sample of hundreds constantly being' Walsh W . lot 87 con 8 be set aside
received : - e
I ou account of several informalities
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. I connected with the same., and that
DE.iR Sxiis,--I have great pleasure i the clerk notify Engineer Marshall
in bearing testimony to the medicinal Ilolyrood to that effect.
value of Dr, Williams' Pink Pills, as The treasurer reported cash on
a blood purifier: and health restorer. , may 27th East $597,45 receipts since
For ten years 1.was a victim to a :that date, $38,74. Paid out 8G7.50
complication of troubles, beginning leaving a balance on band at date of
with quinsey* and followed by $584;G3.
rheumatism and bronchitis. My I Debentures were passed and eign-
physicians told me the trouble had ed in favor of Trustees, 111cRae's
become chronic, ' and that every ' cemetery Morris, grant toward same
winter I would either have to house $2 • N Johnston, digging drain at
myself up or go to a warmer climate. '.lot 40 cons 12. and. 13 $2 ; David
Two years ago I was confined to my McCuiluch 195 yds gravel per John
bed and room from •February u: tri i Mc Donald pathmaster in division 29
Me , 59. 75 John M Donald da3
v under
the doctors care. One 7 :les
ness., day while reading of the cures 1 work shovelling in division 29, $7 ;
"The ability of England as a wrought by the use of Dr. Williams' I W.m Johnston removing stones from
nation to make itself felt as a dornin- Pink Pills, I determined to try them, Bill con 2 $2 • David Cook hemlock
ating -power in the world is due to and I found a cute at last in this ' lumber, cedar,,nails work, etc. • on
the loyalty ,which leads her people splendid medicine. I used a dozen'culvert
to stand together resolutely,ardently drilla and yds.on eon 6 $7 ,
too the :ids of their awn country, boxes of the pills and I have never' George Tisdale, 20 gravel, per
y, been better in tray life than I am. now, (Edward Haines pathmaster $1.40;
though all, the world be against -it. i
They are not cehamed to declare, the and. I have•not been troubled in any John Wilscn `'Vingham 45 yds gre-
vt ay with my old complaints since. I 1I veler John Ta lot pathmaster
faith that is in them, under whatever discontinued the use of the fink Pills . a2.25 ; Adam Hoover, pping' and
circumstances; and it is absolute.and I
as I have already • stiiti;d ',I was a !draining sideline 30 and 31. con 4 $2
unec.nqucrable faith in England, a suffeiei; for years, and during that'draini cgon gravelling on sideline 3G
faith to which every sentiment an period espent a • small fortune inland 37 con 10 $13.45; David Taylor
Englishman offers his contribgtion, doetor's medieine and dru 'a, oni. y
g y i refend'of statute labor for 1897 per
hie love, his' pride, his deepest to find in the end that Dr. Williams'John Jackson• pt lot 33 'con .9 $1;
devotion; his very religion. , He Pink Pills accomplished what all I,Tities office 1'Vingham, 35 sheet
carries it with him where%er he others medicines failed to do, When 1 $
pushes lits way, and by its impulse bills, per Jell$ Ansley, ,x1.50; George
the British fiat has been borne to my friends who khow how often I was laid asides With fllne s asked me 1 Mason Wingham, l ream foolscap
every part of the earth, and flies in• $L 50
the rcnfotest regions kept aloft by
undoubting and unquenchable -de-
votion to the fame of England.
"Bence, when Queen Victoria, the
titular embodiment of English power
and greatness, celebrated the GO
years of her nominal reign, all
-England, all Pnglishmen, joined with
one accord in offering to her, and
through her to their country, the
homage of their affectionate, passion-
ate end boundless loyalty. The
glory of that day was not hers; it
was England's; and the steady and
great development of English rule in
commerce, in letters and in t-ociety
during her long reign received its
impetus from the burning national
sentiment of which thatoceasion pro-
vided the jubilent expression,"
GODEd,ICI3.
E. N. Lewis has purchased from
the estate of the late Dr. Trudgeon
the property known as the River
•Farm,/;?about two miles up the Mait-
land, and will reside there during
the summer.
J. H. Finlay, who for so' mans
years was manager of the Bank of
Montreal in this town, died in the
general 'hospital, Guelph, on last
Monday evening, aged 65 years,
after an illness of many weeks' dur-
ation
The man, Frank Russell, charged
with rape, has en committed for
-trial, and will remain in jail until the
fall assizes. It was out of this case
arose the assault case reported last
week.
The cupids on the old fountains
will be allowed to spend the Summer
gazing down at the empty basins and
our feminine residents and Summer
tourists will still wade ankle deep in
sand to get to the bathing house at
the Iake.
The Race Committee for Dominion
Day bad a two day's "bee" this week
and put 50 loads of clay on the
Agricultural Park, track which was
seraped, harrowed and rolled in fine
shape. Another day's work it is
hoped will complete the job beyond
criticism.
Last Friday a young man named
James McDonald, jr., was up' on a
charge of stealing a chain, the prop-
erty of Louis Aldsworth. Ile was
found gtiitty, but allowed to go on
:suspended sentence till he make rest -
Witten and pay the costs.
On Tuesday afternoon of last week
the large back plate that backs the
door leek of the post office and keeps
the lateh in position was taken off,
al/large serews that hold it having
been unserewed. So far the person
•who reiaoved the plate has not been
teovered, though it was done in the
tie of the day.
and white, comprmsing illuminated The Cook Company,
Mr, G m. ilwrdlsig of Sandwich, has windows and the gas and the electric roll as now revised rind corrected be Vimd.sor, oatrrto,
a vardi'et for11400 in his suit spinet lamps but the picture is impression' be passed and the court of Revision
ed the 13.1', A, for regalia Etc., closed for the present year' Sold ii► lYingtyarn and r F erywkera
fro er, istte, which is the evme thing as Coulneil resumed. by all rasp() It bible druggists
artistie nowadays. •
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EXCITEMENT ,
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RE'S qi*
THIS WEEK
A FLUTTER IN LACES
Having picked up a special job line, we ar
going to Sacrifice. Don't fail to see them,
A HUSTLE IN. DRESS GOODS
Cry
r
CASHMERE, SERGES AND FANCY
EFFECTS, with trimmings to match, at prices
lower than the lowest.
WE HAVE EXTRA VALUE IN
Ladies' Vests, Something Special, also a full
range of Women and Children's Cashmere and
Cotton Hose.
MEN'S HATS A SPECIALTY
OUR,GROOERY. DEPARTMENT
Needs,no mention, all Goods Fresh and Sea-
sonable. Try our• •Specicl JAPAN .,• TEA
AT 25 CENTS.
G.
cINTYRE.
MACDONALD BLOCK.
a•
Leg,
WINGIIAID
EXETER.
Percy Brown, of Winchelsea, scald
ed his arm very badly one day last
week, the skin and flesh falling off
the bone.
Henry Collins, of Deloraine, Man.,
and formerly of Hay township, re-
cently met with a most unfortunate
accident. He was kicked by a horse
breaking his leg in two places.
John Taylor, of Exeter north. and
Miss Melinda Clarke, of Hensel],
were unitet in the bonds of matri-
mony, at Hensall, Wednesday. Mr.
Taylor was a former resident of
Hibbert.
The Exeter Creamery is the scene
of considerable activity these days,
and judging from the amount of
cream receiving daily, Mr. Bobier is
making the business n success.
Wm Westcott, of the 3rd eon. of
Usborne, met with a very painful
accident on Friday. He was en.
gaged in drawing gravel and in
some manner fell from his seat on to
the wheel of the wagon, breaking
what cured me I am always happy.
to say Dr; Williams' Pink Pills.
• Yours gratefully
Mns. J. A. McKim,
Cataraqui.
•air. and Mrs. McKim are atnong
the best known and most 'esteemed
residents of Cataragni, Ont., Mr.
Mckirn bas been a travelling sales-
man for pianos and organs in the
district in 'which he resides for up-
wards Of't venty-five years.
What 'stronger ,proof than the
above can be had'for the claim that
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills cure when
all otber medicines fail ? If you are
ailing give this great medicine a fair
trial- and the result will not disappoint
you. The public are cautioned
against numerous pink colored imita-
tions. Insist upon taking nothing
but the packages which bear the
full trade mark `Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills for Pale People."
Bone—Lockhart--.That this coun-
cil do now adjourn to meet Thurs-
day 12th day of August..—Carried
PETER PORTERFIELD, Clerk.
EAST WAWANOSH.
The council met to day pursuant
to adjournment. Members all pre-
sent, Minutes of last meeting read
and confirmed. Court of revisidn
re -opened.
Application being made, the follow.
ing names were added to the roll :—
Henry McVittie N z' N - lot 31 con 3
M F 0; Samson Palmer lot 28 con 4
M If' ; Jasper Cook sr lct 3$ con 4 M
I+' ; Wm McCulloch S lot 34 con 5
M F; Wm I3angor lots 20 and 30 con
G M ii' ;.Arthur Haines lot 28 con 8
]1t I<' Edward Ketchaban lot 42 con 9
ill F ; William Ambrose Kerney W
lot 29 eon 8 0 ; Wm. Gibbons jr
lot 29 con 11. MEC; Sam Leggatt
lot 29 con 14 M I ' Robert Dobie lot
con 14 M F ; 5ames Moore lot 32
con 14 tri F Andrew Leggatt lot 40
eon 14 M ' ; Sainuel Thompson to
be assessed as tenant S - lot 28 eon 7
:ilex Keith, Listowel, to be assessed
two ribs, owner W - E - - lot 40 con I3 and
Midnight photography is becoming John Elliott jr. as tenant of same
quite fashionable. Of course the property,
results are chiefly blotches in black t-=- -y--T
Scot Carr hat the assessment
Chaoge of Business
Having purchased froiit
D. E. McDonald his
Butchering Business, I am
now in a position to supply
the public with
CHOICE 'EATS
at lowest prices and earn-
estly solicit a share of the
patronage of this.commun-
ity. We will always kee
on hand the best meats
that can be got for money
J. D. GEDDES ,
McDonald s old stand.
Cook's Cotton 'Root Compound
Is the only safe, reliable
monthly medicine on whielt
ladies can depend in the
hour and time of need. .
Is prepared in two degrees
of strength.
No. 1 for ordinary uses
is by far the best dollar medicine known
—sold by druggists, one Dollar per box.
No. 2 for special cases---xo degreea
stronger --solei by druggists. One box,
Three Dollars ; two boxes, Dive Dollars.
No. x, or No. 2, mailed on receipt of
price anti two 3 -cent stamps.
;KW
'u, n .aur°e and UndertakingStore
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Ireland & Button aro putting in a complete Stook of Furniture and
Undertaking consisaing of
BEDROOM SUITES, 'PARLOR SUITES, DINING` SUITES, TABLES and
CHAIRS of all kinds. SIDEBOARDS, LOUNGES, SPRING BED
MATTRESSES, CURTAIN POLES, PICTURES, PICTURE •
FRAMES, MOUNDINGS, MIRRORS, Ete.,in fact
+ everything that is kept in a ,
FIRST -CLAS FURNITURE STORE
A complete stock of Undertaking kept c n hand and prices reason.
able.
tar Remember the place, Ireland's old store,. opposite the Mae-
.donaidrBlock, (Residence opposite the foundry.
IRELAND- ' BUrTON .
SUITS
When purchasing your
Summer Suit of clothes
remember G. Carr keeps
in stock the largest as-
sortment of new designs
in Canadian and imported
TWEEDS,
`WORSTEDS,
SERE ES,
Fancy Vestings,
Also the most up-to-date
GENTS'
FURNISHINGS
We can give you the best
of Workmanship.
GEO. CARR,
Opposite Queen's Hotel, Wingham.
O.ip,/
Are You -
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RUPTURED ?
If so it is your advantage t
call on Gordon & Co.'s Drug
Store, Wingham. They
are the agents for the
celebrated W etmore
Truss. •.
WHY THE WETMORE IS THE
ONE FOR YOU
1. Because it is dangerous to be,
moment wit)out one.
2. It will t,ever rust and is conse-
quently durable..
3. A person wenrilig aWetmore does
not find lea bother,
4. We will guarantee to hold in
position any reducible rupture.
5. This truss cannot possibly move
after adjustirient,
G. Some of out' townspeople can
testify to its 'merits.
7. Satisfaction guaranteed or money -
refunded. '
GORDON & CO
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