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We tem melte o 'lives e4.iblitue
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Advertisiug all time.
()trait Free Press.
WINGELAY ,
—.A:. maw atnaok of the West visiting
eardi;, blank or printed at this Tutus
aide().
--It has been reported around town
that a black fox has been. seen this Mite
""'� of Mildmay. A milliner of our spoils -
wan have been out looking for Rini.
MINOR LOCALS. Dr. Macdonald le now parmanentiv
Campbell's Iieadlache Wafers at home and can bo consu11ed, by
guarau- bis patrons,
tedx1 to cure headache,
i —We wonder how the lirofessiolfal
4/111nesc,ay, Felepe ry 14th, is St. gentleman who carne somewhat labs to
Valentine's Day. leer the performance Tziosclay evening, .and
Rumor bas it O.
lady hockey club,
- s• i —Regular montl
Council on Monde
' —Camp. Calede
A w .. r •, e'gular meeting
!
r next. el,
We will devote the next -few
weeks to a great clearing off
of al lines and broken quanti-
ties in different departments.
DRESS GOODS
25. Dress Ends, broken lot,
reg. 6oc, to clear, 373!c..
Extra v l is in Skirt
Length:, :.: •;s Lengths and
Remnant . ,t.n.
15 extr.:.,.antIes, $7.50
to $8.00, for $5.00.
FURS
io Fur Coats, reg. $28 to
$3o, for $25, Everything in
Furs at cost and under.
CLOTHING
Suits and Overcoats
cost with weight.
is.TEW GOODS
Just opened this week,
Dress. Goods just opened
and ready for inspection. New
Silks, Prints, Muslins, Em-
broideries, Lace, Hosiery,
Sheeting,Tweeds, Cottonades
Linens, Towelling.
Stock well assorted. .
Special :;r'F; Saturday night
in Gloves t. Hosiery, 200
pairs of S . iple . Cashmere
Hose at . turday night.
Conlin at 8 o'clock.
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M. O. WINDOWS
PERSONALS.
T. A. McLean
'week.
L. B. Fortier is
this week.
Jas. A. Cline
week on busine-s.
Mrs. - J. S :l]�'van
frieze s iii Chesle
Rev. 1)', Perri()
several days thus;
Chas Gillespi1
business during t
Q 1,
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Mics Arlie Hill
lug 'With Miss N
as in Toronto this
visiting in Ingersoll
vas in Termite last
is visiting
was in Toronto
veek.
was in Toronto on
e week.
of Walkerton, is visit -
a Dineiey,
with
for
t Winghaur has a did not pay his adzniseion,, 'Liked, the
"free" Patriotic Concert.—Coin..
iy meeting of Town —Last Saturday's Toronto Globo had
evening nowt, a very good picture of the Ontario Col-
S. O. S., holds its lege of Fhaxxuaoy hoot ball team In
Monday evening the group we imaged the familiar' face
of Ren. Messer, a young , luau
'well
—A daily* paper '1 be published in. known. in Wingham, Ho was captain of
the team
Wi alkerton during o tune of the present "
'Mr. CRUROU .NNOTKS
—The Canadia, Patriotic FundI Pastor arced laud Pastniastar Fisher
amounted to $88,489.44 on Tuesday were m Walkerton on MoiMay and
ht.
xli enesday, attending the regular inoetiug
g rt of the Pastors' and Deacons' elonferenee
The usual shipslent of hogs was of the Walkerton Association of the
made from here to Cliellingwood on Wed- ' Baptist Church..
nesday..
Watch Greer's advt. in this paper for Notwithstanding the stormy weather
Prices in Boots and Shoes. of Sunday evening last, a large congxe
—Call up telepho`'e No. 4 when you gation was present at the Methodist
require anything in he printing or act- churelr to hear"li,cv. R. Robbs discourse
on The evils of the Modern Pleasure
vertising line. Dance." The speaker denounced, the
—Remember T. . Walker's sale of pleasure dance, whiob he claims is an . W. FL McIi zuion, Reeve of Caledon
cattle ou .Cuesday net at lot 86, con. 12, evil,' in very' strong' laugaa„ e, The dis- is only'25. years of age.
East Wawanosh. `, . course was the subject of much diecus- The C P B. will s n1 b t thirt
FEBRUARY 2, 1900.
Love au the Irisr u.
.k potao went on a wash
And. sought au onion Led,
"That's pie ter tile," observe:, the
squash,
And all the beats turned red. •
"Go away," the ou,ou, weepiugcried;
"Your love 1 cannot be;
The pumpkin be your awful bride,
You cantaloupe with xno."
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But onward still the tuber came
And laid down at her feet;
"Yon oaxxliflower by any Baine,
And it will smell as wheat;
And , too, am an early rasp,
- And yon I've come to see
So, don't turn up your lovely nose,
But spinaehat•with me!"
"I do not carrot all to wed,
So go, sir, if you please,"
The modest onion meekly said,
"And lettuce, pray, have peas!
Go thiuk that you have never seen
Myself or smelled my sigh,
Too long a maiden I have been
For favors in. your dye ! "
"..e. spare acuss," the tuber prayed,
"My ellerryshed bride•ycu'll be;
You are the only weeping maid
T1iat currant now eyith mel"
And as the wily tuber spoke
Fie caught her by surprise
And. giving her an artichoke,
Devoured her with his oyes.
—It is said that DrRoss, of Aubnro, sicn on the street, in the stores, and
brother of e11r towns ian, Dr. Russ, will - other places on Monday and many t,rore
locate in Goderich, ; of the opinion that the preacher was too
—Chas. Henderson, of the Blnevale hard on the dancers. Next Sunday
road, intends buildin an addition to his evening the subject will be "The evils
barn during the eo g slimmer. of the Tobacco habit."
on Thursday and Friday of. neat week. D. C. Pope has purchased the Thynne
—The Tines has b4ea fortunate in se- property ou
Aipi street. woman's 17.
curing a good corms andent at Toronto. bliss Nellie Turnbull, of Walton, was Man for'forgery and coturtorfoit coin
His first budget tell Appear in. our Host the guest of Miss. Tena Smith last •week.g vas convicted 1,00 times to a wo-
issue. y• Mrs. Jas. Hazlewood, of Clifford, is man's. ll, '
—Lac,: of snow isitiid to be hindering visiting at Mr. W. C. Hazlewood• on In France women are summoned be -
operations in. the Ontario lumber camps.' Gibson st.•
fore the tribunals fear times less than
Wingham could notv'elpaie some of the The bachelors of Wroxeter ' intend men.
beautiful.. holding a ball in the town hall in the In France in 1830 women delinquents
near ftiter°.
Thos: Myles and family; of Melita, - In Italy in the same: year they were
Mau., are .visiting his brother David only 9 per cent.
Myles on Centro st; In Algeria we have 06 male delinquents
John Davidson, one'of our black and only 4 women.
smiths, is not able ti resume work yet In. England and Wales between 1834
but is ably to move around.
Dr. B. J. Hazlewood, who is 'eery ill
at Pittsburg, is not improving very fast.
The family here get word from him
every day.
The horse fair last week atthe Walker
House was a success. A number of bpy-
ors were present and horsesbrought #rein
$30 to $128. Mr. Walker deserves,Credit
for the way lie has worked up the hoose
fair.
. Our hookey team went to Brussels on epitaphs on gravestones, and Mr. Beech-
Menday to play Brassels. Ii the first ler, who had been looking over the head -
half hour the home team were .a itttle • lines of a morning paper, oxciaimed:.
too much for our boys as the score stood "Ali, colonel, here is a fitting epitaph
6 to 1 in. their favor. But in the second for yon." The day before the birthday
half on. boys got warmed up from tho of Robert Bunts, the. Scotch pont, had
start and when Jack Brawn took in the been celebrated with unusual ceremony,
situation they Went in to win and scored and a description of the celebration oc-
cupiedsix goals to one, leaving the score 7 to 6 considerable spare on the first
in favor of Brussels, page. of the paper. Mr. Beecher tore
off a two column headline and banded
• N EWS NOTES. it to the unbeliever. It read, "Robert
Stratford has raised. $1,500 for the':Burns."
Patriotic Fund. Two years later Ingersoll and Beecher
New York consumption of champagne met again in a St. Louis hotel. "I re -
during the past year wee the greatest member your epitaph on me, Mr.
+tin. as in , a e a ever known. Beecher," said. Ingersoll, ''and I have
sold at T- he annual meeting
of the Caua uwt
• Press Association evii1 boheidin Toronto
five and forty thousand dollars improv-
ing its freight sheds at Owen Sound
between naw and spring;
The grain threshers of East and South
Wellington are endeavoring to form a
. combine. The farmers should Sail it.
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criminal Statistics.
Man bears false witness 100 times to a
Fresh Baltimore oysters served in any
style at Jas. McKelvie's Star Restaur-
ant.
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—A number of young people of tcws
spent a pleasant tine at the home of
John S. McTavish!, in Tnrnberry on
Monday: evening. j
—The Canadian oads have de-
cided not to allow el s and societies to
ran excursions over t eir linea oil pub-
lic holidays, such as ay�24th.
Buy now! Be one;; of the many ivho
are getting Snaps in hoes at Greer's.
See advt. .
—The Harriston Tribne will in future
be issued as a semi-we¢kly. The Tri-
bune has been coining the front since
Mr. Copeland took char' a of it.
D. D. G. 1VI., Dr, LOnderkin, M. P.,
of Hanover, paid an ofirial visit to Leb-
anon Lodge,. A. F. & . M., here on
Thursday evening of las' week.
—We wore ':leased
Walker, of Turnberry, i
nesday, after three wee
jo see J. W.
town on Wed, -
s' illness. He
is not yet able to got aro nd very well.
r —The Manitoba Distrait High Court
of the Canadian order 'f Foresters. at
its meeting iu B;issevr in, Man., last
week, decided not to a,iz lit warren to
the Order.
fi; 'i ''',,,l., n� ta'*iS',a.... —Sam Hunter carte hist late t of th
Tv.t.;;,ia„. vu Tao 'de/ ..4 business. Toronto World, has jo ed the staff of of one foryou: I will read it for you.
the da;ly Star of that ity. Many Sin- A Guelph clergymanpreached an able g
Mels s �. J. C�ceer and D. Walters 'B
were 14 to •100 men.
Huron.
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and, • •
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Petty,visit
rn, were nurong tali
oe who altttended. the
We Dr. J. Ti . Shams
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Davis,Ontarioyards.
every of sectarian shack-
les, hungry and thirsty for freedom and
light,, ye yet ,lied in religious' bond:
"A heart as Sturdy as an Oak."
But what about the blood which the
heart must pump at the rate of 70 tunes
a minute? If the heart is to be sturdy
and the nerves strong this blood. must be
rich and pare. Hood's Sarsaparilla
makes sturdy hearts because it makes
good blood. It gives to men and women
strength, confidence, courage and endur-
ance.
ROOD'S PILLS are non-irritatingand
the only cathartic to take with Flood's
Sarsaparilla.
ABNER COSENS
General Insurance and Loan Agent.
eM Lill—The Ontario Mutual.
FIR—The Lion -tariff Qom-
panies.
CA ACCIDENT— The London
Guarantee and Accident.
East Northumberland Conservatives PLATE GLASS --The Do.
have selected E. Coohrane, M. P., for ail minion.
the Commons, and Dr. J'. Willoughby Erni 11lolse r at Lowest Rates,
for the Legislature. In office corner of M.in. ie and Patrick
Str
Spion Iirop, according to German pap- eeeey every ,"ridgy afternoon and Hat-
ers, is a point of no particular import -
once, and the gentle reader will' now be
glad to let it go at that.
FARM FOR SALE
106-aores within 1 mile of Wi,g,m, /veil
fsficeeed�� a good state of cultivation; atfottt
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rrof f Nom of
.Appiy • v: "ANS'ro B, ham,yin r�trt.
—Goderich m sh d the tamers o
with envelopes i!1
nets for the nougat which sae
muss to ler alerts for resat/MX
af atriregkesse, swat mad, lee
arat a gal postai mats on
tafflebe
• marriage Howes
oh to plane the
fore inemietpal
Petviattely *5
darts t bif.
ant of nretell
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mut will lee watched with iettereat.
Grum metres s cif the Oftwatiam Pitaffla
Zwilway far 'lad; 051, awe ChM"
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Experimeut.
Not much use experimenting at your own ex-
pense. Let the other fellow do that. It is . no ex-
periment to buy a
CRAND JEWEL COOK STOVE
They are the BEST and always give satisfaction—
fitted for Coal or Wood. There have been hued
`reds of Grand Jewels sold in this vicinity within the
last six years, and the sale for the Grand is on the
increase.
COAL—Our Coal is of the very best this
year. Orders promptly attended to.
YOUNG 8.c. I'ACTLIN
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We have no .term division;- Pupils can,
therefore, begin at anytime. Thapresent is an
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The following aro a few of the pupils who
have recently secured positions
Fred Ansley, formerly of. Wingham, ns Com-
mercial Teacher, West Side. Business College, -
Ohlcago. •
Maggio Kerr, as Stenographer with the Suth-
erland Innen Co., Chatham.
Fred McGavin as Stenographer with McCo11
Bros., Paints and. Oils, Toronto.
Jalnes Redford, Book-keeper, Durham Fur- •
niture Co. Varna, Ont.
Arch, McVicar changed from Taggart
Knappen, Grand 'Rapids, to Puirbanks Morse
Scale Co., Chicago.
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D. MCMA.CHLAN & CO.,
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WALKED BROS. & BUTTON
UNDERTAKERS, WII'NGHAM.
Night cane at Button Block, or Fifth'
door south of School House, Shop op.
posits Macdonald block..
E.C.CLARKE
TAILOR
HAS
MOVED
e 1
DOWN STAIRS
in the store
(next C. N. Griffin's Grocery
Store)
and is prepared to make your •
Fall Suits or Overcoats in the
most approued and, up-to-date
style.
Special attention given also
to Ladies' Jackets with New
York latest styles. `
E. C. CLARKE.
Oct. 21, 1899.
THE MILK
OF �HE.,...-..
HOLSTEIN DAIRY
i pure and cold and
costs .
T11RREla CTS CART.
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Wearer,
as a roan of some importance when the
dress is right. Ill-fitting clothing brings
little consideration for the man inside.
Let us improve your appearance and
at the same time your importance. Our
CLOTHING TO ORDER . .
will do both.
Every little detail, anything that will
add to the style or improve the finish of
the garment is carefully considered and.
nothing neglected. Our garments are
perfect in every respent,
Robt. •Maxwell
High Art Tailor; Wingham.
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