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Goods
AND SUITINGS.
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All new weaves represented.
Extensive Assortment. Stock
now at highest point.
Tweed Suiting, Homespun,
Chevicts, Frei.es, Broadcloth,
Camel's Hair Weaves in plain,
plaid andstriped designs, Pop-
lisso, Cashmere, Crepons and
Brocade%
READY-MADE CLOTHING •
Variety -is the spice of life,
There is sufficient variety of
Ready-to-wear Clothing at
this store to suit all tastes.
4 CARPETS AND
LACE CURTAINS
The stock never contained
so fine a collectioa of Carpets
in Brussels, Tapestry, Wools
and Unions in all the newest
shades.
FURS AND MANTLES
This is the :best of all our
best stocks. The stock is
overflowing with choice goods,
just the kind for those wanting
the correct styles at
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HIC.Lild.00 s
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—01.00 for the Truss until January 1st,
1901, to new subscribers. •
—Inspector Tr.'. of West Huron, says
that in the first littlf of the present year
tire were nearly thirty changes of teach -
ars in his inspectorate.
—The farm in Howiok, offered for sale
touter mortgage at the Brunswick House
On Saturday last, was sold to Mr Wm
Ferguson, jr. The farm contains 100
acres and brought 00,100: Peter Deane,
auctioneer, weilded the hammer.
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What the Boor War is About.
The following from the New York
Tribune tells what the Boer, war is
about :--
"What are the Bosh fighting for?
They •say for their independence.
But fa it not for their independence
of•treaty obligations and internation-
al law. Almost the last ward spoken
by Great Britain in this unhappy
quarrel was a solemn renunciation,
and denial of all intent to'infringe
upon the domestic autonomy or the
Transvaal, and the declaration .of
willingness to stand upon the conven-
tions of 1881 and 1884. 'That is the
offer which the Boers have refused.
They are fighting for, an abrogation
of a solemn agreemAt, and for the
right to conduet their government in
respect to alien settlers without re-
gard to the commonly accepted prin-
ciples• of justice among civilized
races. They are fightingto deny to
the Outlanders the proteetion of the•
courts and the rights of citizenship.
They are lighting to keep the Amer&
can and British settlers in the•
Transvpl, forever subject to that
'Very 'taxation withotarepresentatiote
against which out forefathers revolted
1776. They ignore the fact that
domestia
grant.
ed in 1.881, not to the Doppers, not
to the burghers, not '0 the Boers,but
to the 'inhabitants' of the Transvaal,
and they insiat upon arrogating to a
minority the powers and' privileges
whieh Jnstly, belong to all, and upon
" treating she majority, composed of
Blitish and Amertrian settlers, as—
in their Presidentle -own phrase—
'whim nigger's.' It is to maintain
that ..ledepepdence, upon such tin.
Joe,
sr' pritbvtrie grotind that the
app.. 101 WO
• ,1-ruerain4 s.ftelt
*Uwe tot a•SMiro that the British
,rtutrent hes set itself, even to
oxt.ntof aaeopnag war, VV•41
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do not supposeany rational man
seriously believes in the `Naboth's
vineyard' talk that has recently been
current, to wit, that Great ,13ritatn
simply covets the Transvaal land
and gold, and has made up her mind
to seize them. That was a good
enough campaign cry for per fervid
Anglophobe orators ; but it WAS too
contrary to known facts and too
repugnant to common sense to stand
as a serious indictment. Neither is
there reason to believe Great Britain
ILE WINUI ;IA Ai TIMES, OCTOBER 201, 1899
Five Foot soidiers,
Theminituura height in themihado's
army is a fraction of au inch over 5 feet,
that in the Italian array 5feet 1 inch.
As the height of individuals in Japan
does not of ten •03teeed 5 feet 4 invites for
males, it follows that there is wonder.
ful uniformity observable in the phy-
sique of the Japanese trope, and this
fact operates beneficially in long
marehee, very few falling out of the
ranks: What one eau do all can do. The
emperor is himself much above the eV-
erage stature, and the empress is it.* as
tall as the ,Princess of Wales. Both are
sought to meddle with the domestic of SP= Wild.
affairs of the Transvaal beyond her
right under the conventions of 1881
and 1884, seeing that from first to
last she has based he.. wlit,le case
upon those conventions No but
the British object is what was stated
the other day with admirable lucidity
by Loud Roseberry— than whom
England contains no truer Liberal
and no one who is less a jingo— as
that of 'rescuing our fellow cuuntry-
men in the Transvaal from intoier.
able conditions .of subjection and
injustice, and of securing eqinti
rights rot the white races in S .nte
Africa..' So Great Britain will...enter
this war on the ground of protecting
her own subjects whererer they nay
be. A nation that does not on
that is unworthy to exist. If the
Transvaal 0 hid fat
filled its obligatioes under the
conventions this difficulty would
•not have ariseo. Toen the Out
lenders would have had repre
sentation in that Government, and
would have been able to take care
of themselves and secure their own
rights ; they would have beeonia
citizens of the Transvaal, and tho„
British Government would have left
them to work out their own salvation.
But by denying them citizenship and
representation and the power of self
help, the Trnnsvaal has compelled
them to look to Great Britain 'for aid
andredress, and has justified Great
Britain in intervening in their be-
half."
•egrtimo.u. NOTES.
Rev Mr Rell), who has been for over
three years pastor of .the Congregational
church at Listow I, 1 has 1Inded in his
t ,
resiguatiou atm has accepted the pastorate
of the Edgar charehes, a country charge
near Barrie.
At the meeting of the Presbytery of To-
ronto it was announced that the congrega-
tions within its bounds are expected to
contribute $150,000 towards the century
fund, and arrangements were made to
bein oolleoti
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Sale Register.
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Tuesday, Oot 24th—Unreserved auction
SR le of farm stock and implements -at lot
30, con 13, East War/B.1'08h. . Sale to
commence at 1 o'clock sharp. See advt in
another column, A. Rintoul, proprietor. .
John Currie, auctioneer.
Monday, Oct 23rd-- -Unreserved auction
sale of 50 head of cattle, also sone horses -
and sheep, at lot 29, concestiion 1. Cul -rose.
Sale at 1 o'clock. 3 Purvis, auctioneer,
Crowe, proprietor.
ARE you LOSING IPLES111
Then some&ing is wrong. To the
young it always unarm trouble. It is a
warning to any one, _unless they are already
too fat. Scott'? Einuision cheeks this
waste and bring4 •up your weight
again.
Ills Good Ere.
It Is a Curio= fact that the loss of any
one Of the five senses Is atoned for to a
considerable extent by a pronounced in-
crease in the efficiency Of the other
senses. The result is sometimes aston-
ishing. •
A: man Who had lost the sight of both
eyes trained his hearing until he could
tell by the sound of his footsteps on the
sidewalks, tie he made his way about
town, whether be was In the middle of
the walk or at one „side, whether he wag'
-walking past a brick or a franie house,
or
n fence, or Open ground,
He ktew•in what part et tffe town he'
Was, not only by his meniory or salsa of
general direction,' but by the difference
In the "trines" of „his footsteps, and he
walked about fregty. rielddm tanning Into
anything or anybody.' •
Some one in hje presenee once called in
cities On his total blindness.
"Which eye do yon think L eon see
with?" he asked the skeptie. .
"The left one, of course," wtfs the. re.
ply. elm see that the right one is
bhind."
In reply, the blind man, merely opened
his penknife lied tapped the left eye with
the little blade.
It was it glass eye.—Irouth's Coinpana
Soto *OW&
Whee isits Caine tar Boxby that the
satiire's Son "(Mien below" had made ft
Iarge ::1 :1flflono3' In 4 sr1112's some *r
the.1 r t fr e A.
' Not. ro old' lady Sprowle,with whom
the young man had always 'been a oriel°
favorite.
"I don't siee whet the minister meant,.
eiyikebtt didn't favor 1tob'e having deal
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Ito in ,the attack market.sbe said hdlg.
motIy to one of her neighbors "1 can't,
!eft why mnhey made in trading (tattle, It
it's diete fair and square, i&t just as
good ns money mode any other warip-ti
Youth's Name 111011.
"Criminal Typo" Nonsense.
, few years age mast of us had con-
siderable faith in Lornbroso's "orixn.
inal type." We'looked at ear lobes and
finger nails and thought we detected in
them the "stigmata of degeneration."
This illusiou was lost when it well
found that, in fact, the criminal* was
about as well formed as the jury or the
judge.. The "criminal type" fell into
obli ion.
But the "criminal mind" reraained.
The psychology of evildoers must have
something in it radically different from
that of "respeotable people. We forgot
the force of the Rev, John Newton's
saying when he saw it thief led to the
•gallows, "There goes John Newton but
for the graoe of Ged."
Now, however, such authorities as
Macke and Baor and Dallemagno have
pronounced the whole edifice of "crim-•
b3a1 psychology" a phantom and a de-
lusion. Criminals are just like other
people of their sex, age and condition in
life. They are tempted, fall and are
caught, especially the last, and that id
the only difference.—Dr. Brinton in
Selene°.
Pood Por Reflection.
It is said that the sales of looking
glasses in the United States amount to
about $8,000000 a year and that the
industry gives employment to more than
2,000 persons, not including, of Genre°,
those who use the mietorb.....Roston
Transcript.
Cooit's Cotton itoot Compound.
Is successfully used monthly by over
10,000 Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask
tOdorNiftia rafi'llfigigt trial Cold
pound. Tyne
imitations are dangerous. Priee, No.1,•I. per
box, No. 2,10 degrees strongerMpebx. No.
1 or 2. mailed on receipt of price and twO
ate,mps. The Cook CompanyWindsor, Ont.
Druirvisot s. 1 and 2 sold ana recommended by all
responsible Druggists tit Canada.
No. 1 and No. 2 for sale by Colin A. Campbell
APPLES WANTED
Afr
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•- Mahler Bros., proprietors of the Wing.
ham Evaporator, will begin operations
here as soon as the crop is ready. .They
"II nav thahi
et p ees or
aIi kinds or apples, according to quality.
Par -kers Culls and Winefalt4 included.
Parties having Apples of any kind,
large or small toantitiee, to sell, will
find a ready market at the best prices
going by coming to our factory.
MAHLER BROS., .Proprecors.
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PHOTOS
Stoves
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are what you get in V
the down floor gallery, opposite V
the Presbyterian Church. Try
M. E. ui brigg next time you vi
want your photo taken.
Copying and enlarging receive
special attention.
M. E. ZURBRIQG
VJ If you want a first-class stove at moderate V,/
..-v prices buy a
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Stodk and Impieme ta. A
Mr. A. 111 oul line instructed Ur. 1313 Currie,
atietioseer, t ell by public auction • lot 35, non.
13, Jlant Wawa osh, en Tuesday,'be* 24th, tLe
following ream e property, vie:
1 chestnut her 1' 3 ears old, 1 good milch cows
inippused to be in .if, 1 freell *silting cow, 1 pair
steers rising • 1 eat Id, 8 ,t a doing 2 years old,
2 betters rising two ,) a t, tagyun2orysc,a1r28
old, 2 Berkshire tiOn•
seeing calves, 1 therm
1 thoroughbred York-
shire beef, e pies sigh vt s old, 4 eues,
1 lumber mitten, 1 tier, hay rake, 1 scaler, 1
pulper, 1. aped dr , 1. IRA harroas, 1 gang
plow. 1 tonere! mesa plow,
and other arti tog numerous
Bale to non tense at 1 o'clock s
terythi to be sold without re
prietor in ring up tat ming,
Titan All sums of WOO and wide
that a uut 12 months cued'. will be t.
chas a furnishing approved joint notes.
per annum will be allow for cash
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1UNTOUL, JOB N CURRIE, •
Proprietor. . Auctioneer.
Grand .Jewel.
Cook Stove. Scores of them in' use in this vicinity, A
and giving perfect satisfaction. Ask your neighbor AA
eb.0 about the qualities of the Grand jewel. .
Every stove guaranteed. (• A -
mires of turnips,
mention, .
llst1:7130:1 YOUNG 8z PAULIN
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O V111, ktic
Or cent
editei
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SPECIAL BARGAINS IN FALL
A. E. SNITF-1
13.4.1V alif _
WINORAM.
General Banking Business trans-
acted. Mouey Advanced to farmers and
business men on endorsed notes and
collateral.
Farmers' Sale Notes Cashed,
Moneys remitted kiy draft to all parts
of Canada and the United States.
Notes and accounts collected on rea-
sonable terms.
WALKER BROS. & BUTTON
UNDERTAKERS, WINGHAM.
Night calls at Button Block, or Fifth
door sou* of School House. Shop op-
posite Mdodonaid block.
CIDER AND JELLY
M!LL
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Take notice that the Wingharn Cider
and Jelly 'Mill bas commenced oper-
ations and will run
Every Wednesday and Thursday
until season is ended.
BRING ..LONG YOUR APPLES
and have them made ibto Sweet Sprup
or Jelly. We intend boiling down the
cider to apple butter, for which we will
charge only 1 cent per gallon': If over
exaeede 50 gallons, we will furnfah cus-
tomers with a free kettle.
Hastin gs,St Ritchie.
CHATHAM, ONT. •
'CA DA'S GREATEST SCHOOL
ND and BUSINESS TRA
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Our pupils aro eeer ere soceepaed ana are found holding man
Of the business public.
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of the best positionn the grf
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. Chatham, Ont.
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Xti resonst to.; r inqui or the1t. Ur: k.n.3olmstorr
• bet...4 been employed as lay; riographer r the past three or tour
••7:rz yearti, .and throughout t tine has gi entire satisfaction,: atat
bas proven- bisis elf -en *Ay competent.. in come tion wi th, -tiny, duties
assigned to.him*
He had zycentl betilf placed id harge the 'right ot; way and
Ce0 nsa matters of: 0.140,rtherfs Pacific*
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AND WINTER GOODS.
Having opened out a large and well ass Stock of Fall and Winter
goods, I am now prepared to give my customers and the public in general
the greatest bargains that has ever been offered in the town of Winghara.
Note a few of them ;
Dress Goods in all the newest designs and. shades. In ,Blister Goods,
Luden Cloths, Tweed and. Fancy Suitings at greatly reduced prices.
Latest styles in Ladies' Jackets in Black and Colored, prices ranging
from $4.00 to $10.00.
In Par Goods we show the largest range in town. Ladies' Far Capes
and Jackets in diffetent lengths, guaranteed to wear. No tender skin in
these goods,,but made io wear for years.
Men's Fur Coats in Coon, Australian, Russian Dog, Bulgarian Lamb,
Waumbats and Australian Wolf, ranging from $10 each and up. Aiscithe
latest styles In Men's Far Caps in Persian Lamb,. Sal, Beaver, and French
Otter at special low prices.
See our Cloth Caps in latest, American styles from 25 cents to 50c.
. Special valui3 in Overcoats in Beaver, Melton and Frieze Goods. Men's
.ranging from $4.00 up to $10.00, Youths' from $3.50 to $5.00.
See our line for small boys at $3.00. (Special).
Also extra value' in Ladies' and Men's Waterproof Coats, assorted CO
ors. These are the celebrated 'Mandleberg's Sewn Seems, No ripping or
letting water through in these goods but warranted to give satisfaction.
Priees from 84,00; and up. •
Our stock of Ladies and Men's Underwear is • complete in all the, best
makea known in the trade from Union goods to finest Scotch Lamb Fool:
Alse extra large sizes in Men's always kept in stock. •
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Special value in Children's Underwear all sizes: Our Carpet Depart -
went is complete in Brussels, Tapestries, All -wool Unions and. Henips in all
the latest designs and colorings, and will be cleared out at prices to,snit
the purchaser. Also a complete stock ' of Linoleums and Oilcloths in all
'widths at 25e and .up. Every person in need. of a Carpet should see these.
goods before purehaeing; Ordered Clothing a specialty.
Pre 413i...
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ClIER 30 YEARS OF SUCCESS 9..
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See Date at Bottom
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The 00p'i n, Johnston, referred to above, was formerly of Palmerston, t., before he came to us
Iteremly be re ved a Bartering appointment, and has now full charge a Leas TTIEltil AND RIGHT.
OF WAY wit he above R y Co.
236 •EA3trit, Pctu.s secured positions in 17 menthe. Min send you
the lis
W pay the iailway fare of students from a distamo. Good boa Cali be se -
curt• at. 2.00 for Indus; and •$2 50 for gentlemen,
or Catalogue of either Departinent address
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PECIALIST
IN THE DOMINION
32eWest RIchniotd Strtet
P.O. Bo x 539, Toronto,
DING,
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11111`,' A1OST VR0GRESsIVR,
'11:11.t. MOST SVC CESSPUI,,
AUTHORITY IN THE
TlkEA.TMENT of RUPTURE
WITH i; AN ,OPERATION
'boo/let of teeth will not fit eta mouth, nor one tindtti ot t 0 snit. etervieni of Iternia. Valve known
cares ruined for tire by alwelog tho it ye* In the bawl.; of ideate i 11%014 rI mtvlott not tho athihttet vidteett.
Ono' et tho fit.t prioo•pie,1 or invite minnow. Re who thilko4 o SI aity lit 4110 tiellattnttht must certainty
he reaard .4 Its 0,...,4%4,11 more iiiii.' 111.1”11 and Ileum recliities for t • treattlient 40t itny, particular, trouble --
AND CEBTAtNT:it NIORM CAI itfh: -thin anyone having "nee •iroturitt tho. Ate,'
VOL' 1 VAR:CM; tout 1) sloSKY with thimo who. de titioleteland your ailikition, but go td
MAC When. I3T0•10111iititi1y and e. orient*, have hoot It,, ertter intA i. bo, and how to .treat ettelt mew
nuceerefully, It we you not ha experience oneit/te In the putt. to lieitif .15 In:adopting Annie diorite? If yom
D. McI.JAOHLIN 136 CO, Chatham% Otit.' ever intend to do Anything. n 21 11,8 he.% thric-" NUT W111414. MAY b ' Toll TAVE " 1.114 NO 'ONE .1,M.
SPOND: DO not he drom eterre fsocking my aArlee, boomed, after hey Imes treated lartpy eawho., failed
to were you, you have bacon discouraged. That is the very time yon shoal make oris moss Xitz4Prilrithen
3 take a ease, I exert my wl le mind; energies and skin to 'perfect score, bre* vo of Any !honey cormitreration.
. and bring to boar on It a that acteriee, honeilty, knowledge and oitkerlenott 1iteootoptieh, knowtog that
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rerttonsotthoanert t elrtng tirirjinitrsewat ttitetiec. RtCA• 71..1...eryiote:oty,tneotot byolt. icon5*3111
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*dm* Mends a th it. --Send two cent fitatop fOr • 1•1.11•thl• circplar•with ful
With nits. ADVicio is BBB, and U11861010 tnay profit very valuable ht Your
hiformation, am
realer:dent has proven a outman in ill oa se ss I ' 'n'aolwit
Do you suff y tf rroo an it e Ira, AR I C O
y S E VEINS? If to consul pooiiBanci have
cared.
ED. NI0110t.S0 Itegr eve, MU
M iy ri4stor improving since under your Cara JOHN 00011R E.,'W nehatri
The lustre nit I obtained from you for a patient has been vet enaotory,
D. A..1' IR IN, bam, Out,.
Your treat ent of My rupture be better than I had anticline . I fee proud that •
we be • in our Fair Canada a professiocal gentleman who bar made a study et
rupt and oaarelieve the boats race from a great amount of auffering.
EtEN,EY PINCill, Ilarrieteville, Ont.
00DE cu, Eritli
ah btobatige Rotel, Oct, 22-28.
W/NiallAbit, Qacen's Rand, liVadnosday, (all day and Gleaning), Ono day
i only. Oot. 26.
them euccessfu
Get your sight tested. It costs nothing. Your system
WE 'FIT SPEOTAOLES
Scientifically, Correctly Reasonably.
Try us.
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OPTICIAN AND ./EIVELIOR.
KINCARDINE, Itopli Rotolo Oot s 11a.
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