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diveraion of traffic+ to American reit THE CEREMONY OF THE HAT
Wit7„:8 find se :veils obviously yew%
IN vy L sei to VataAlian intereent and the WI4EN V"IITE .()(71,111' l'SMANVH Or TEE
NAN TO BATAS Olt ItENIOVE. IIIH
gib i•ts 11.6w to divtrt the trate,
•19- er more rearemable proportion of it. 1neankreea.
• into Canadlau channels has long heel • "The ceremony of the hat is some-
-111.1•10,1•01. , , . ,
ont oTTAWA LETTER.
OU( of refine inn,x,rtauce. . what more punctilious than formerly,"
AN Vntinrr DEMAND FOR TW eitexan. writes Mre. Burton Itingsland of "Good
For three or four yenrs past various Form for All OV011iii(111$," tilONOIrOill-
Traus our c1.1-12. ber Ladies' Ironic) jaarnal. "A man
boards if trade, led by thoseof Montreal
)iia Nov. Nov. 4th. awl -wiliniveg., 14,tve .tiwed. 'urn* the awaits the lady's.; recoguition before he
his hat to her. Ho also raitioii 1118
The ''..'1=.41'.":un t4a111-11 and the Goverument tire necessity of just emit
tine- this eter appears in print the as they lave now
taken, ana bat when presented to a, woman, evlwu
steps
meeting and taking leave of her, when
about to address her, br when, she first
swags to biur—for whatever reason, if
he passes her on a stairway CZ in front
of her iu as public -couveyance, theatre
or elsewhere — indeed, whenever. the
least apology would. bo le order; when
be offers his SOlideOS IU any Way, even
tacitly', or shows her some trifling court-
esy ; and lie should always raise his hat
when ackuowledgiug her thanks. A
maIt should. pay tho same
tribute to 110r tiex when a woman enters
an. elevater, and remain uncovered dar-
ing her stay therein. IIo should also
raise his hat upou recoguizing au
acquaintance who has a Indy with him
If the friend with whom he may be
bows to a lady, hashould show the same
courtesy, although she may bo unlmown
ould a lady be with him and
'cud, lie should lift his
Roeal CORWILIPt contingent—G.= spou- special Oennuittee a the former 1>oarkt
tateents reel hemey contribution to the in. IWO, emphatically declared "that the
tiettlIN!„iif rte. ceepirs. —will be well out diversion of the frame was chiefly ow -
The eXtratirdillary illg to the lack of Ontario, lako tonnage
natienel k athusiasen—absolutely spon- towards the close of the season, when
tare keee end universally manifested grain is offering the consequence being
front Victoria to Halifax—grew in. in- that aaarge proportion of the crop of
tenstty as Me Feparations for departure Manitoba is shipped, to Buffalo, that
perieseelcel, tind the wild seenes which, pert time becoming a storage point for
markt:11 th, entraining of the detach,- cargoes of 'Manitoba, whereas such
melte as they started from. the various 1 should be conveyed to Carnelian lake
local points fer Quebec, were repeated
ports, whence it could be exported. dm:-
and culminated in the final outburst of lug the winter by Canadian, seaports,"
delirioue patriotism as the good ship In the Fume year (1800) the Montreal
weighed amber and started dowit the board. reconnnended that "Pending' the
river. increase of Canadian tonnage until it is
Oar geed friends of the Opposition equal to the requirements of the trade
still appear to be greatly agitated over originating at Fort William, American
the details of the policy of the Adminis- vessels be permitted to load wheat at
tration in this matter, and the country Fort William for Canadian ports for ex.
bas 1 een wearied with every variety of port." The Winnipeg Corn Exchange
petty fault-finding which savors more of recently made a strong recommeeda-
parish politics than of imperial issues. tion to the same effect.
The great No possible loss Cali result to Canadian
FACTS TH.AT WILL STAND OUT boats, inasmuch as they have already
in the history of the last four weeks contracted for all tho business they can
are—that Canada was ready when her possibly handle to the close of naviga-
aid was needed by the ntotherlaild; that tion, and OHO is therefore forcibly re -
the Government was so thoroughly pre- minded of the dog iu themanger, by the
pared, for ail emergencies that the action of the Mem' e section of the To -
thousand men required were gathered route Board of Trade in protesting
from all corners of the Dominion, and against the concession which has been
• the expedition under way, nearly two
days earlier than required cr expected
by,the Imperial War Office; that every
detail of equipment was thoroughly at-
tended to, and every dollar required
cheerfully provided, while tens of
thousands more in money and in goods
poured in on every side to provide for
every possible requirement froni life in-
surance to chewing tobacco; that the
difficulty with recruiting officers from
start to Thiel, was not to find the men,
but to select from the superbunclance of
excellent material eagerly offering for
enlistment; that English and French.,
Scotch. and Irish, vied with one another
for the honor of being in the thousand;
and that, with the English spearing he has on every occasion met the criti- Vanderbilt about $1,500,000, It gives
clam and attack of 'hie opponents, the to each of his remaining brothers and
lucid and thorough explanations which 'sisters about $7,500,000. Alfred, of
he has given of the course of the Ad- . course, not included. Alfred Gwynn
Canadian, of -whom Major-General -,-ministration have won the .admiration Vanderbilt gives his brother Cernelius
Hutton declared "that he had not met of his supporters and the respect ef his. of his. bequeatment to make his fortune
• opponents It tele been particularly equal to that of the other members,
noticeable throughout the Lai, that not namely, $7,500,000. Senator Depew
one word of harsh criticism or conturee- says that Cornelius has accepted the
ly has been uttered agar -net his oppone arrangement in the spirit in which it
ents. True, the tmreasonab/eness of was offered. Mrs. Vanderbilt is given
much of their criticism hes', been shown, both the New York and Newport family
and the inaccuracy of runny a platform residences, $2,000,000 in cash and an in-
statement pointed out, but there has come of 050,000 during her lifetime.
been a noticeable /a& of everything Chauncey M. Depew is left $200,000.
approaching personalities. This is as There are a large number of charitable
it should be. It is a politic as well as a bequests: $100,000 is given to the Young
patriotic course to pursue for while Men's Christian. Association of New
some may be caught by continuous dis- York city, $400,000 to St. Baitholomew's
plays of mendaciousoratoricalpyrotech- church, $100,000 to Yale University,
nics, the intelligent and Meese -kg elector $50,000 to the missionary fund of the
is only disgusted thereat. Protestant Episcopal church.
to him,*
recognize a
hat.
IT IS wEL .TO IoW.
It is well to knowwhetet;§ go for pure
and fresh drugs and family medicines.
0= constant aim is to please our patrons
in two essential points— quality and
. value.
• We Benoit your trade, assuring you of
our best efforts to meet your wants.
Our present stock of Toilet Goods is
unsmpassed—everything that style and
grented, a concession which ommot hut . modern taste can suggest, ,and at prices
Canadian lake shipping to the extent of that must meet your views,
a single dollar, while it will put a large - Customers supplied with just what
amount of business in the hands of Can-
they ask for.
.Are you a user of Paine's Celery Com-
edian railways and Canadian seaports, pound? Our stock of thispopular
medi-
which has hitherto gone through Ameri- eine is fresh, and only the genuine sold.
can channels. A. L. HAMILTON, Druggist,
Wingham, Ont.
ENDORSED Br ONTARIO.
The Ontario tour undertaken by Sir Vanderbilt's Millions.
Wilfrid Laurier and several of his col- Now York, Oct. 20.—Senator Mann -
leagues has been concluded, and friends cey M. Depew gave out a statement of
of the.Government have every cause to the terms of the will of the late Cornel-
be well satisfied with the outcome. ius Vanderbilt. It shows that the for -
Wherever the Premier has appeared he ; tune is estimated at $70,000,000. Alfred
has been received -with extravagant Gwynn Vanderbilt will get about $50, -
acclaims of confidence aud endersation; ;000,000. He thus becomes the had of
the frank and. fearlessmanner in which ' the family. The will gives Cornelius
oornmanding officer and his first lieuten-
ant, the third man in authority on the
• contingent was a representative French -
any officer under his command who had
a greater aptitude for leading men. then
Col. Pelletier."
Remember all this it is not difficult to
appreciate the truth of the remark made
by Sir Louis Davies the other day in
England when, in the course of a speech
'before the London chamber of commerce
be declared, "that Canada was prepared
to send ten thousand. men if necessary
for the defence of the empire."
TRADE ON THE TIPPER LAKES.
The outburst of indignation which
••was aroused a couple of weeks ago in
Opposition quarters by the announce-
ment that an. Order-in-Cormcil had been
/sassed suspending for the balance of the
seasoli the regulation which prevented
American vessels from trading between
Canadian ports is an excellent instance
Of the hasty manner in which the act-
ions of the Government are mitized in
general principles and without the
slightest regard to the merits or de-
merits of the particular case under con-
eideration. The facts are simply that
or some years past the great bulk of the
Manitoba wheat crop shipped from Fort
"William. and Port Arthur for export has
been going to the Atlantic seaboard. by
way of Buffalo and New York. , During
the, season of navigation last year, that
is from April 24th to September 10th,
1608, the shipment of wheat for export
from those Places aggregated 4,801,000
bueliels, of this total 4,302,000 went east
via Buffalo that going by 'Montreal be-
ing only 550,000 bushels; in other
words, for every bushel of export wheat
sent to Europe by way of Montreal
eight wentlry way of Buffalo. This
DR. A. W.
CHASE'S
RED FIRE AND BLUE BLAZES.
Tale for example the speech made
here by Sir Charles Tupper himself on.
Monday night, when he declared "that
the Government was stamped on every
hand with incapacity, maladministra-
tion, and corruption; corruption which
is a disgrace to the country in the eyes
of three continents," that the course of
the Government had been, "to drive
every honest, intelligent, and independ-
ent elector, over to the other side"; that
the Quebec conference had been "a com-
plete failure, and had succeeded in doing
nothing but killing one of England's
ablest statesman"; and so on for two
• hours.
Does any one imagine for a moment
that Sir Charles Tupper himself be-
lieves one word of this, or that he ex-
pects intelligent Cantullans to believe it?
Of course not, but he does know that
thousands of electors can always be
found ready to accept their politica
opinions ready-made, without taking the
A CARD.
We, the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on a twenty -live
cent bottle of Dr. Wills' English Pills,
if, after using three fourths of contents
of bottle, they do not relieve Constipa-
tion and Headache. We alio warrant
that four bottles will permanently cure
the most obstinate cases of Constipation.
Satisfaction or no pay when Wills' Enge
lish Pills are used.
A. A. Adf orrow, Chemist and Druggist,
Wingham, Ont.
C. A. Campbell, Chemist and Drug-
gist, Wingham., Ont,
A. L. Hamilton, Chemist and Drug-
gist, Wingham, Ont.
Profit From CowM.
It is estimated that the cost of a oow
for one year for food alone is about $20.
This amount she must realm to her
owner before she can make any profit,
and yet there will remain the cost of the
labor and shelter, for -which she will pay
' with the manure, as it possesses value
time or the trouble to look into matters as well as the milk. If the farmer ca,n-
. closely for them.selves. He knows also not get enough. from the cow to pay for
that there is much trail in the adage the food she eats, he will keep her at a
' that mud will stick, if you only throw loss. At $26 per year the cost is about
enough of it; but he should also reinem- 7 cents per day. The primo of the milk
• ber that it generally sticks closest to the in market will determine the value of
assailant than it does to the walk& the eow. If she produces 2,000 parte
lin a year, the vest of each quart will be
For Over Fifty Year& Induce& All (00 cannot be kept for
NOVEMBER to, ion,
RUNYON'S GUARANTEE, TOWN DIRE(l'ony,
t Who*
fitrOurg .A.sesertlOttit for
1140040411,00 WW n�.
lemon enprontsto
twit his Itesuessissie
eve win ekes tielirlY
all eases et rheum,
Wet la few Laurel
that ids liyepepein nun
wilt onto liFillgeoLlan hint
riteuaaeli trouble;
twat lila Kidney Pure
will cure 1.10 per tent,
of au elms of swot
troueske oust lila vs.
Urfa Curs will Mao
catarrh no statist bow
long stoliding; Oat Ma
ileadnelie Cure will Cono.
qui bind of 114,4;1401W In
f,w militate; Oil
(Weide Week ail gay
Me COM olive wil
form of cold end 00 on through tan satire. Sat of
remediee, At all drnardets, s5 cents a vjai,
If y.ou sited anstIcal odyieo Write rt*.
1503 Arch sta Phil& Abolutor $4,41,
Children Ory to
%. fr4-AN vire Frt
d
Milkleg Flyti
Tho pe: pctval switthing of a cow's
till ill the niiiker's face and eyes is ex-
tmiely annoying, aside from the
ity bf getting dirt switohod from the
tail into the milk pail. Some milkers
tie the cow's tap to her leg, but the flies
make the cow so uneasy that she will
soon switch. her tail loose or else will
break luto.a run. The best way to keep
files from cows is. to rub a little grease
over their back and sides, and a very
little will be enough. Then. spread over
her branches cut from the trees, allow-
ing the green leaves to extend down her
sides. Tho milker can then milk in.
comfort. It will need a fresh tranch
every two cr three days, keeping it in
Water when not used as a shade for the
cow.—Boston Cultivator.
English Spavin Liniment removes all
hard, soft or calloused Lumps and
Blemishes from horses. Blood Spavin,
Curbs, Splints, Ring Belie, Sweeney,
Stifles, Spraiues, Sore and Swollen
Throat, Coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of
one bottle. 'Warranted the most won-
derful Blemish Cure ever known, Sold
by A, L. Hamilton.
The 1 -year-old boy of Mr. Ey. Craw-
ford, Beachville, fell in a tub of water
the other day and was drowned.
REIVIED1ES.
Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills, for diseases
d the Kidneys, Liver, Bladder and Bowels.
Olt pfl a dose ; ase. a box.
Dr. chases tlatarrh Cure, for Cold in the
104, 'Catarrh, Dropping in the Throat, and
Nay Fever. age. a
box, blower free.
Dr. Chase's °int.
/tient for Eczema,
Salt ghetto, Files
and all itching
Skin disease& 6o
cents A box.
Dr. Chase's
Nerve Pax!, for
exhausted, W8rre.
out rerves and thin,
watery, diseased
trmod, goo, s.large
An. Old and Well -Tried Remedy—Mrs ono year at so low a, cost, but as there
Winslow's. Soothing Syru has been used must be an expense for the cow, whether
for over fifty years bymillionsof mothers . „ .
for their children while teething, with AC VOWS velnabli, or not, the nanyinan
perfect success. It soothes the ehild,eoft- eliould seek the cost to be had in order
en:4t1i° walla, allays all pain. cures Wind rptineto the (Ott of the product Ife
colic, and is the best remedy for. eller-
1 .1 In only do so by using the 1s4 breeds,
rime. It Itlefleallt to 1110 taste. tloes ,
by druggists in every part of the woryt, fa' if ho 14410; outtido and rowit'ts to ilio
Twonty-iiVe cents a bottle. Its value is. 'Open simekst in ordo, to piratosi. ilIS
incalculable. Be sure you csk for Mrs.. cows, INFIX if ifrf raising them, ho
Winslew's Soothing 1iyrnp, and take tot hom 0,) Homily atiiiing inferior an,
other kind.
lanais to Jin herd,- Philadelphia
'The week outing ()et. 31 was Om big-
The Danger of
ILES
t!tittitt•ii. artvirpa iU
11 a ra hull 7 p Huntley tIchoel at
1;1:0 in. tionrod pniyer
011 WelliiPeility HAIN, 1,Y,
Pri puott,r. W, Chapmn, S. l.
1,..aporintetafeat,
M1.11tolnallIttettolt l'iitilbuthetryjeem
at 11 DPI foul p in. 1timilay 1lehool al
13;80 p ItIpweet it Listitile (*Very Mew
day evening. (lettere' prayer meeting
on Wednesday eVentints. ItoV. Richard,
Hobbs, pastor, Dr. Towlor,11. Sup,
erintentlent.
l'art-larttilt/AN t111011.- . Sabbath tior,
Viees at 11 a and 7 is in. Sunday
Sehonl ab 0:110 p in. Mineral prayer
111001111ff Oil 'Wednesday eee111111.M.
VOrtli%. Past(r, 1), M. Gordon, t4, S.
Superinteedent.
14i,, PAue's ( !lumen, Einsdoeste...t,tah.
bath services tall a in and 7 p Sun-
day Sehool at 2:80pin. General prayer
meeting on 1,Veduesday evening. Rov,
Win, Lowe, ineumbent. F. Shore, 8. S.
Superintendent.
00NOltrAidgIONAL 01111110IL—Sabbath
services at 11 a 111 (111(1 7 p Sunday
School at 2;00 p an, (lenoral prayer
mooting on Wednesday evenings, Rev.
3, W. (loffin, pastor. Gavin Wilson, S.
S. Stiptirintelldent.
ROMAN OATITOLIC CHUM — Every
i'ouvth Smnlny. Mss at 10 80 a n .Lietio )1 . I ..
1.1(1).:r87;*
P. McMenamin, P. P.
SALTATION AltUY---StrYlea at 7 and 11
a 01 and 0 and 8 p on Sunday, and
every evening during the week at 8
o'clock at the barracks.
CuiusTrAN Whiutens—Services in the
Mission Hall, Victoria streeton Sunday
at 8 and 7:80 p m. T. A. dalhoune, 111
charge.
POST OFPICE—In Macdonald Block.
Office hours from 8 a, m to 0:80 p m.
Peter Fisher, postmaster.
INIEOILA,NICS' INSTITUTE—Library and
free reading room in the Town
will be open. every afternoon from 2 to
5:45 o'clock and every evening from 7 to
0:80 o'clock. , Miss Millie Robertson,
librarian.
TowN Couson—Win. Clegg, Mayor;
Thos. Gregory,.Jos. Golley, L. W. Han-
son, A. 3. Irwin, Goo. McKenzie and R.
Mclucloo, Councillors; J. B. Ferguson,
Clerk and Treasurer; Samuel Yorhill,
Assessor, Wm. Robertson, Collector.
Board meets first Monday evening in.
each month at 8 o'clock.
SCHOOL BOAI1D.-0. N. Griffin, (chair-
man), Thos. Abraham, G. Lee, J. J.
Homuth, Wm. 1VIoore, H. Kerr, Thos,
• Bell, Wm. Button. Secretary, Win..
Robertson; Treasurer, 3. B. Ferguson.
Meetings second Tuesday evening in
eacb nth.
PURIM SCHOOL TEACHERS —A. H.
Musgrove, Principal, Miss Robertson
Miss Reynolds, Miss Farquharson, Miss'
• Cornyn, Miss Vaustone, Miss Matheson
and Miss Reid.
BOARD or HEA.urn—Mayor Clegg,
(chairman), C. J. Reading, Thos.. Greg-
ory, Dr. Kennedy, J. B. Ferguson, Sec-
retary; Dr. Towler, Medical Health
Officer.
•
• Too frequently overlooked,
Dr. Chase's Ointment a
Prompt and Positive Cure.
The suffering caused by the intense itching
and burning sensations of piles is only one of
the horrors of this disease, for there is always
great danger of piles developing into fistula,
one of the most disgusting diseases imaginable.
Even the great danger and expense. of an
operation. are preferable to running the risk of
contracting this most loathsome of diseases.
But there is no, necessity for a surgical opera-
tion for piles. Dr. Chase's Ointment is
guaranteed to cute any case of piles, no matter
of how long standing, or how aggravated the
case may be, so long as piles have not become
fistula.
It is only by ram chance that internal treat-
ment will cure piles. But it matters not from
what cause they arise, Dr. Chase's Ointment
will at once stop the itching and burning, and
soon effect a perfect cure.
You can use Dr. Chases Ointment with
fullest assurance that what has cured scores of
thousands of cases of piles will cure you, For
sale by all dealers, or Eclinanson; Bates & Co.,
Toronto. .
LOGS!
• LOGS
Highest cash prices, paid for all
kinds of good Saw Logs, Telegraph
Poles, Cedar Posts and Shingle Bolts
delivered in our yard.
CUSTOM SAWINC,
SHINGLE CUTTINO.
done at lowest prices and satisfaetion
guaranteed; Call and get prices be-
fore disposing of your timber. •
MeLEAN & SON
9110$1111AINISOINotit
' kAf
gest in the history of thit 15. P. N., tho 1 Pain /tiler ftro,
.,,,,,,,,,,, „
traffic reeciits exceeding a million 4#4. thr;1"0441m;;;7 "tooAi' '''',,,
las. years "rids pato. „
• fortis remit Plimplorir I SO '''il «'4+
1.,,,,Hrt 'il
wa 1,!Ceergiggetetin
: 1 ,
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1110,414
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NERVOUS, BLOOD
PRIVATE/0 SEXUAL DIS-
SASES, meo'ik WOMEN,
1, OLLP
ONE.lw36
Young, MIddlo Aged & Old Mon
ins*re saffertna froth any complies,
I One et the flexnal PI,vatem, Bladder.
Kintlera, Blond or Nervilt, rOnoralt 511
at Anal, We rem ell wealineea, Nervmix
Wigs, fterret Lorevere !fight!, Pfeifle, M,*
not Derlires, end metro marriage posinole.
Rids or Peore-Ons
AK N
MONEY T� LOAN ON NJTES
NOTES II,SCOU
AT REASON
Money advane n Mort
with privilege ttitycitlyeetc
at
Notes and ac
iirNy1(03111 iti1f5
J.1 PtilififSUED
ILVLRY IItIUAY MORNING
Tito Mot 011ieuf Beaver Block
INt ONTAIii0.
!re usin tie ilea ;en I mitts ',SIM, per minium, in
lit-Lyn:es., 01.001f nor ro paid. No paper d/
tuned till all nrrrni 5 ire rail, 411vilit lit tan
option of the
and other
mutual title'''. Oilmen; u fk!, 1' r.Nonourielline for
find ineertion, :lc per lille for each eubsequent
Advertleementa in helot eolitmie4 eharged
10 eta, per lino for first insertion!, and 5 cents
pet' line ea
for ch telb.(equent Insertion.
Advertieienents of Lost, Found, Strayed,
ruin for Vale or to Rent, and similar alio for
first mnth:nal rAl coins for each. subsequent
month.
COreits.o. IIATEs—Thefollowing table shows
our rates for the insertion of advertisements
for speeified perltels:—
SrAen, 1 rn. Ordo. 8 sro. 1 sm.
Ono Coltunn S5O.U0 .185.00 $15,00 $8.00
Half Column. 83.00 18.00 10,00 4.00
Quarter Column 18.00 10.00 0.00 2,00
Advertisements Walton!: nutViflo directions
will be inserted till forbid and eliailusl accord-
ingly. Transient telvertieernents must be paid
for in advance,
Tun JOB UnIMATSINNT is stocked with an
extensive nesortment of all requisites for print.,
lug, affording facilities not (snuffle(1 in the
county for tux nine out first class work, Large
type and appropriate cuts for all styles of Post-
ers, Hand Bills, etc., and the latest styles of
elanicefifinicy type for the finer classes of print-
ing. •
H. B. ELLIOTT,
• Proprietor and Publisber.
BANK of HAMILTON
WINGHAM.
Capital. $1,404,520. Rest, $1,000,000
President--jonN STuAnT.
Vice-President—A. G. R.uraAr.
DIRECT OBS
john Proctor, Geo. Roach, Wm. Gibson, M.P.,
A, T. Wood, M.P., A. B.Lee (Toronto).
Cashier—.T. TURNBULL.
Savings Bank—Hours 10 to 8: Saturday, 10
to 1. Deposits of $1 and upwards received and
interest allowed.
Special Deposits also received at current'
rates of interest.
Drafts on Great Britain and. the United
States Bought and sold.
W. CORBOULD, Agent.
B. L. DICKINSON, Solicitor.
&E. SMITH
%MGR AIL
General Banking .Business transacted.
Money advanced to farmers and business men
on endorsed. notes and collateral.
Farmers' Sale Notes Cashed
Moneys remitted by draft to all parts of
Canada and the United States.
Notes and accounts collected on reasonable
terms.
ED WINGHAM HOSPITAL.
RATES.
For the treatment of—DISEASES OF WOMEN
and SURGICAL CASES of all kinds. For par-
mgesiit5 per cent. ertieulars address
eend ofany y
ROBT. Mei D00,
7 Beaver Block, Witmin, Ont.
EARLY
CLOSING
DR. J. P. KENNEDY,
Medical Superintendent, Wingham, Ont.
VANSTONE,
BARRISTER, SOLIOITOR, ETC,
Private and Company funds to loan at lowest
rate of interest. No commission charged. Mort-
gages, town and farm property bought and
sold. Office, Beaver Block, Viringlunn,
•
T A. MORTON,
El •
BARRISTER,. &c.,
Winghinn, Ont.
Mt L. DICKENSON,
for Spring Clothing ca an
Solicitor to Bank of Hamilton, Milne•
U Office—Meyer Block, Wingham. Y to loan.
Before placing your order BARRISTER, ETC:
•
see our
•
NEW SAMPLES
for 1899. We can afford to
sell,New Goods cheaper than
old stock that cost one -halt
more than new and better
goods of the latest styles will
cost to -day.
We make clothes that fit.
WEBSTER & CO.,
Queen's Block. •
1831 aT110 1900
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COUNTRY GENTLEMAN
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The ONLY Agricultural Newspaper
and admittedly the
Leading Agricultural Journal.
010 THE WORLD,
Seery department written by epeelalisto, the
highest Authorities in their respective lines,
14o other paper pretends to eempete with It in
imelitleetions of editoriel shill,
films the aerieultural NEWS with a degree Of
fullness PIO completeness not eVOti attempted by
Others,
Beet Review Of Hie Crops.
Beet %Ord Report,
Best Amman of Meetinee,
Bost Everything.
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peel Inducomento to ;steers or terser clot s.
te Write far Pori triflers on thie Point.
Out, Agents Wanted livery whem.
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ARTHUR J. IRWIN, D. D. S., L. D. S.
Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Pennsylvania
Dental College and Licentiate of the Royal
College of Dental Surgeone of Ontario, Office
over Post Office, Wingham.
D ROSS, D. D. S., L. D. S.,
DENTIST,
Office—Beaver.Block, Wirighara.
JOHN Itrroffilf,
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GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,
Wingham), Ont.
101 DEANS, jn, •
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LICENSED AUCTIONEER
for the County of Huron. Sales attended in
any part the County. Charges moderate.
JOHN CURRIE, W2naswf, Oar.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
Sales of Perm Stock and Pant. Iniplements a
imecialty.
All orders left at Tim linens office promptly
attended to. Tenni; reasenable.
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every month, in the Othltellows Hall. Visiting
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