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THE.' WINQIIAM 'lIMES, APRIL 13, 1000.
XEyrn t e "^t.:�, !:.4.! :r► -23-,1 MussAs, \VWti in town On Friday last.
14 Dr. Macdonald, M. P., is spending the
i1 taster holidays with his family in town.
Campbell's
Syrup of White Pine and Tar
for Coughs and Colds
is the best.
Try it once and you will
use no other.
Price 25 t•ts. for large bottle
from
Campbell, the Druggist.
At- Messrs. J. 0. Currie, A. Riutoul grin
11.1)ay have returned home frons, Maui-
tob)ti.
[rl Cleo. Melvin left Thus lay for Port
Huron, where he Inasseem: d• a good
1[11 situation.
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TO ADVERTISERS.
Notice of changes must bo left at this
office not later than Saturday noon.
Tho copy for changes unust bo left
not later than Tuesday evening.
Casual advertisements accepted up
to noon Thursday of each week.
DSTABLIFIED 1$7.2.
TIES,
R. R.ELLIOTT, Pratlsaiia AND PROPRIETOR
FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 1900.
John Smith, G. P, R. agout at Ethel
wa calling on old Winghara friends on
duestlay
Principal Musgrove will attend the
'rovincial Teachers' Convention et
Toronto this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Adair and two
children aro spending the Easter holi-
days with Ingersoll friends.
T. A. Reid, principal of the Owen.
Sound Collegiate Iustitutc, was visiting
with Wiugham friends last weer;..
Mrs. Molver and Babe left Thursday
morning for Detroit, where they will
spend a couple of months.
Mrs. Elford and son George left for
S -atford on Wednesday, at which place
t ey intend residing in the future.
Urias Shirk returned home en Satur-
day last from Sault Ste. Merle. Ile was
called ho on account of the illness of
his wife.'
Mrs. D. Campbell is this week visiting
with her son, Geo. D. Campbell, who
was injured at Harrisburg last week and
who is still in the Brantford hospital.
Mrs. H. Jeffery is visiting under the
the parental roof at Seaforth. She was
accompanied by her mother, who has
been visiting in town for a few weeks.
J. S, Jerome waS in. Atwood and
Clifford last week. lit3 was looking for
aud opening for a dental office, but was
unable to secure a suitable building in
either of the above places.
Miss Annie Anderson, who has been
visiting in.this section fora few months,
spent a few days this with her cousin,
Miss Millie Robertson, prior to leaving
for her home in Nebraska.
Miss May B. MoClymant, who has
been living with Mr. Golley iii Morris
for some time left last week forNatchez,
Miss., where she intends to reside 'in
future.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Inn Dominion Customs receipts for
Werth are $2,247,350 - the largest
scncruthly returns in the history of Can-
adian Customs revenue. The sales of
the C. P. R. land department for Munch
beat all records; 31,183 acres went for
9}7,778.
Tono ro Saturday Night thus refers
to Col. Sam. Hughes and his letters
which have been appearing in the daily
,gess lately:-" Col. Sam Hughes is
-writing himself down a variegated, vnl-
Rare boastful, vituperative and multi-
form. ass."
THE "disloyalty" campaign in Canada,
like the anti -Dreyfus campaign in
Mance, is an oclious one, and, like it,
liras injured those who inaugurated it.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier's breadth of states-
manship has only shown brighter be-
cause of the black clouds of selfishness
and mis-statement which have been
raised about him. -Montreal Witness.
'Inn Court of Appeal was asked on
`riday last by Mr. W. D. McPherson,
representing the petitioner; .aud Mr. W.
Macdonald, representing Hon. J. T.
'Gamow, to fix a date for the hearing of
the latter's appeal against the decision
zunseating him as member for West
Heron. If the five judges necessary for
-The hearing of an election appeal can be
secured for the May sittings the case
'will go on.
Will Work at Night.
Countless thousands have found a
blessing to the body in Dr. King's New
Life Pills, which positively care Cousti-
ration, Sick`Headache, Dizziness, Jaun-
dice, Malaria, Fever and Ague and all
Liver and • •tomach troubles. Purely
'vegetable ;s never gripe or weaken.
•choly 25 cuts at Colin A. Campbell's
drug store.
PERSONALS.
• 'We shall be glad to have contributions to
Os. coltunn /rom any of our readers. If you
Sumo visitors or purpose going away yourself,
•iroV in and tell us, or send us a note to that
tdyeot.
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Dr. J. K. M. Gordon, of Ripley, was
lin Wingham this week.
A. J. Sebastian was in Toronto a few
days' this week.
Rev. J. W. Goffin spent a few days in
Guelph this week.
T. Agar, of Bluevale left Wingham cn
'Wednesday for Joillette, Ill.
Miss Mary Campbell is visiting with
friends in Listowel this week.
Public School Inspector Robb, of
LADIES'
Belt
uckles
RGEST STOOK 10
I$QHAM
ittitlsotne; designs,
Good; (Quality,
Very Cheap.
EY
ewelee find. Olyticiati.
onaid Block.
after Doctors FaiIed1
HOW PERLEY MISNER,OF WELLAND-
PORT, RECOVERED HEALTH.
$E SUFFERED FROX ffiP JOINT DISEASE
AND ABSCESSES -HIS FRIENDS FEARED
HE WOULD BE A. PERMANENT INVALID,
From The Journal, St. Catharines, Out.
A reporter of the St. Catharines
Journal visiting Wellandport not long
ago, heard of one of those remarkable
cures that have made Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills famous as life savers the world
over. The case is that of Perley
Misner, son of Mr. Mathias Misner, who
had suffered from hip joint disease and
abscesses, and who had been ander the
care of four doctors without beneficial
results. Mr. Misner gave the particulars
of the . case as follows: -"In the spring
of 1892 my son, Perley, who was then in
his thirteenth year, began to complain
of an aching in his hips, and later my
attention was directed to a shamble in.
his gait. As the trouble gradually grew
upon him I took him to a physician in
Danville, who eremined him said
the trouble arose from a weakness of
the nerves in the hip. This doctor treat-
ed Perley for weeks, during which time
a large abscess formed on his leg, aud
he was obliged to get about on crutches.
As he continued to decline, I resolved 2
try another doctor, who diagnosed the
case as hip joint disease. He treated
Perley for six months. The lad slightly
improved at first, but later was taken
worse again. He would startle in his
sleep and was continually in distress as
he could neither sit nor recline with ease,
and was weak, faint and confused.
During this time the abscess had broken
and was discharging in three places, but
would not heal. A third doctor advised
a surgical operation, which he objected
to, and a fourth medical man took the
case in hand. This doctor confined
Perley to the bed, and besides giving
medicine, he ordered a mechanical ap-
pliance to which wasattachedal5ponnd
weight,,to be placed in a position by a
puliey'system so as to constantly draw
downwards on the limb. This treat-
ment was continued six weeks, causing
much pain,' but nothing in. the way of
benefit was noticed. The abscess was
dressed twice and thrice a day for
months, and frequently despite the aid
of cxntches, it was necessary for me to
carry him in my arms to the vehicle
when taking him out. In October of
1893, I decided, other treatments having
failed, to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
I told the doctor of this decision, and he
said that Dr. S illiarus' Pink Pills would
quite likely be of touch bemfit. After
using four boxes I could see some im-
provement. After this Perley continu-
ed the use of the pills for several months
with cons:ant improvement and new 1
vigor, and after taking about 18 boreal
the abscess Was nicely healed, the l
crutches were dispensed with, and he
was able to work and could walk for
miles. 1 attribute thegc o lhealthwliich
1 Williams' Pink Pills. This medicine t
achieved such. a marvellous sacttess ,iu
uiv talc's ease as to set the whole emu-
lnuliity tacking about it. I consider no
peu expressive enough to do Dr. Wil-
liams' Piuk Pills justice, as I believe my
sou would still be a hopeless invalid but
for this medicine."
Dr. Williams' Piuk Pills cure by go-
ing to the root of the disease, They re-
new and build up the blood, aud streeugth-
eu the nerves, thus driving disease from
the systeuu. If your dealer does not keep '•
them, they will be sent post paid at 300
a box, or six boxes for „2.50, by address-
ing the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Out.
CHURCH NOTES..
'We Invite ministers and church workers of
the various churches to contribute clauclt
items of interest under this heading. Drop in
the office or send us a note.
$1000 has been subscribe( in Wiarton
for the erection of a new Baptist church
in that town.
The anniversary services of the'Wing-
ham Methodist Sunday Sehodl, on Sun-
day, April 1st, were very .successful.
Itev. A. 0, Crews preached fine sermons
both morning and evening to large con-
gregations, and in the afternoon address-
ed the school. On the following Thurs-
day evening, the annual meeting of the
Sunday School was held, when reports
were presented by the superintendent,
secretary, treasurer and libarian, show-
ing a very successful year, The average
attendance eaoh Sunday of the entire
school has been 214; the total member-
ship is 337. The school is divided into
2.4 classes with as many teachers and
8 officers: The income for the year was
174.00, including 125.75 for the Indian
Famine Fund, and 00.00 for Missions
and outside Sunday School work. The
officers for 1900 are Dr. Fowler, super-
intendent; H. Park and John Kerr,
assistant superintendents; W. Lloyd,
secretary; John Kerr, treasurer; J. A.
Morton, libariau and leader of orchestra.
All the old std of assistant officers and
teachers were rc-elected.
Major Collier, of Toronto, who will
take charge of the services at tho S. A.
Barracks on Easter Sunday, will speak
from the following subjects: -7 a. in.
"Dew and Showers," 3 p. m. "Cistern
versus Fountain," and at 8 p. m. "How
to build a house." All chistiaus are
= especially invited to the 7 a. m. service.
Major Collier is a Canadian, being a
native of Middlesex county, Ont., and is
one of the eldest Canadian officers in the
S. A., in this country. He has seen
over fifteen years of active work-in the
army and has filled various appointments
from the Cadet in training to his present
position of Asst. General Secretary to
Mies Booth. All lovers of an old time
S. A. meeting should attend. Monday
evening an "Easter Egg" social will be
held, the service in connection will be
conducted by the Major. Tho proceeds
go to the benefit of the local corps.
my son enjoys today to the use of Dr.
He Fooled the Surgeon's.
All doctors told Renick Hamilton, of.
West Jefferson, O., after suffering 18
months from Rectal Fistula, he would
die unless a eastly operation was per-
formed; but he cured himself with
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the best in the
world. Surest Pile cure on earth. 25c.
a box. Sold by Colin A. Campbell,
druggist.
April is moving along and we have
not yet had much spring weather.
\'IN(ULtDM ALUM= mirour.'.
Wingham, A. Iri1 12, 190:'.
Corrt ctcd b,; fetor Deans,. 1 at•1.t c •
Dealer,'Viug;llant.
Flour pa r lot) lbs.... 185 to 2 CO
Fall Wheat ....
Spring Wheat0 18 t.) U (i
..... 0 5ti to 0 00 Oats, new.... 0 1:5 to, 0::0i
Birley .... ..... 0 33 to () 1'5'
Peas 0 18 to (1 1;8
Turkeys, drawn ...... 0 09 t 1 0 10
Geese, " 0
t 5 to 0( 0
Ducks, per pair ......... U 4') to 0 51)
Butter0 14 to 0 1•-1
Eggs per dos . 0 10 to 0 10
Wood per cord .... 1 a G to tc ( o
Hay per ton.... 0 00 7 c0
Potatoes per bushel 0 20 :r 0 V
Tallow per lb (i ;,-:4 t f. i
Dried �1.ppits per lb (1('.; to 0 CC1i
Wool 0 00 to U Oil
Dressed Hogs5 25 to 5 50
Chiclic)ris 0 35 to 0 40
-West Huron License Culnnissioue.s
will meet at Clinton on Thursday it it
to consider the applications for 11:enst s
for the coining year. The uulnl:er of
licenses granted last year was r.i3 holt is
find 2 shops. There an 04 appifoati,.r:s
for hotels and 2 for shops this yiar.
If you have it, you
know it. You
know all
about the
heavy feeling
!tithe stomach, the
formation of gas, the
nausea, sick headache,
and general weakness of
the whole body.
You can't have it a week
without your blood
being impure and your
nerves all exhausted.
There's just one remedy
for you
111
1 here's nothing new
1 f abo.tt it. Your grand-
parents took it. 'Twas
4 an old Sarsaparilla before
other sarsaparillas were
known. It made the word
"Sarsaparilla" famous
over the whole world.
There's no other sarsa-
parilla like it.' In age and
power to cure it's "The
leader of them all."
si.00 a battle. MI druggists.
Ayer's Pills cure constipation.
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" After suffering terribly I was
induced to try your Sarsaparilla. I
took three bottles and aow feel 1ike
a new man. I would advise all my
fellow creatures to try this medicine
for it bas stood the test of mo and
Cum
it curative power cannot be en-
osllad." I. D. Goon,
Jan. SO, 1S09. Browntown, Va.
Waite the Boetop.
It yon have any complaint whatever
anti desire tho best medical advice you
can possibly receive, write the doctor
freely. von will receive a prompt re-
pay' without cost.
Lowell, Mau.
Something Special
IN THE FURNITURE PRICES.
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cz.. ,a.ucvrgWIN.M pMr,,MV110 v-.w611.MW ,11.10 '+061.6.1,P0A.Ll .+.. aWItippliMP ! W.
THE PEOPLE PO t to $i"01
301011 Drill
If so, we have something to say to you. We have
purchased 22 half chests of Japan Tea (1760 lbs.) at
much less than wholesale prices. We propos_ to give
you the benefit of our good buying. If you care to
exchange
$1.0® for $1.73 Worth
of Tea
you now have the chance to do so. This Tea is as
good as most tea dealers offer you at 25c a lb. It
will pay you to invest a few dollars. You may never
get such an offer again. Just think of it,
7 PO NDS of TEA FOR $1
But you must take at least a dollar's worth at a time,
as much more as you like. We cannot afford to put
it up in small' parcels. Mail orders filled promptly.
Macdonald Block,
We have a large stock of Furniture and we want to clear
out what we have to make room for more. 1'o do so we have
decided to give some special cut prices for cash.
Any one who may be wanting something in the following
lines will be wise to call and secure a bargain. Note some of
what we call special cut prices in PARLOR SUITES :
A
5 -piece Parlor Suite,
,1
.6
11
11.
b6 11
U
11
ie 11
A 4 -piece 11
11
61
61
11
reg, price, $48.00,
'� 43.00,
40.00,
38.00,
32.00,
30.00,
20,00,
11
11
11
61
16
fcr
for
for
for
for
for
for
$39.00
32.00
30.00
29.00
23.00
21.50
14.50
Bed -Room Suites, Bureau with 3 drawers, mirror 16x20, bed-
stead 4 ft. 2 in. wide, Eric stand, reg. $10.50 for $8 50.
Sideboards, large size, 3 drawers and mirror, reg price $io.00,
for $7.50.
Extention Tables, 7 ft. long, 4 leaves, 6 legs (not 4) $6.00, for
$4 50.
We have been Isere in Wingham for 19 years and intend to s'ay here
for a while yet to do business with the public, and notwithstanding the fact
that furniture of all kinds is advancing in price, we will sell at above
prices until our stook is reduced.
We feel confident we have the largest stock of Furniture and the best
values (style and quality considered) to be found in any store in Wingham,
and we invite anyone, old or ;young, to call and see what we have heft),e
buying in anything you may be wanting from it common kitchen ebair to
a pular suite.
We have also the best and latest thing eta in Folded Carpet Palm for
putting ander carpet. You have only to see it to be convinced.
We have a large stock of Picture Moulding and Room Mouldings for
banging pictures on, and we snake a speeialty of doing neat picture framing.
Mattresses, Spring Beds, Couches, Lounges, Centre Tables, &C., &e.
Lots of them at.
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Wingham.
eeds! eeds!
T. A. MILLS has his stock of Field and Garden..
Seeds now complete in all the best known
varities consisting of'
Red Clover, Mammoth Alsike, Crimson, Lucerne and White
Timothy.
Orchard Grass, Kentucky Blue Grass, Red Top, Mea-
dow Fescue.
THE BEST KNOWN SEED FOR PERMANENT PASTURES:
Also Chicago Long Grass.
AFIELD " OOTS
I have ibe Celebrated Da . s e agar Beet, the best of all for milking
cow. 'Mammoth White Jute * j • sate Carrot. This Carrot has no equal aa.
a Fit#ld Carrot.
Mammoth Long Red Mengel has been grown at the Agricultural'
Farm, weighing 78 lbs. each.
Giant Yellow Intermediate, specially recommended for Cattle and
Hogs. This la a fine Cropper, weighing 45 lbs. each.
In Turnip Seeds I have the very best kinds known, inelading Steele's,
ltennie's and Pierce's Seeds, and a new variety of Hardy Swede called that
Kangaroo. This Turnip has surpassed all the varieties the last season.
Try a lb.
ONIONS
The best known 1;tlglish Multiplier, 3 lbs. for 25e. Dutch Sets,3 lbs.
for 25e. Potato Onions, 3 lbs. for 10e.
8 packages of the finest Garden Seeds for 25c. Your own selection..
You do not need to take sends that are no use to you in the lot.
• "Corn has become a valuable crop in this part, so I have devoted a good.
deal of time to select only the best varieties for this part of the country,.
comprising Crompton's Early Seltzers, Early North Dakota,
Itnproved Learning, White Cap, Dent, Giant, Cuban and White
Surprise.
Buckwheat in Japanese, Silver (lull. and Giant Blaek.
Dwarf Essex Rape the best known variety for stock or for soiling down..
I have taken great care in the seleetionl of seeds this season, and can
give you the lowest prices consistent to quality, as I am convinced quality
is mach more to be considered than a few eents itt price.
When you want seeds of all kinds call and examine my stock as tam
headquarters for values in seed.
A Full line of House Furnishings, including 30 piece:
Brussels, Tapestry, All -wool and Union Carpet for 25c and up..
Oil Cloths and Linoleunis 1 to 2 yards wide.
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Pt ialslITURlr SPT E1, WI vGfIAM.
A. MILL
WINGHAM.
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