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We Can afford t(' talk biz.
about our tine showing of
B31t . k and t,,l)1t\rt:d press
<ae eds. It represent,: novel-
ties
evel-
ties b> the" ...core, c nfined ex -
elusively to this store.
New Sce't. h Ho'n(.-SPuns,
Mixtures in Frime, Cheviot,
Veneti(hn E.r' 'ish 'l'wer:el Suit-
inn,s, ne\v Lt)t,ltn;; Twills in
Black and Blue.
25 pieces Stec-cial Heavy
Suitings in all the new colors
for fall and winter; to cieer the
balance at 25 cents.
•sirs and Fur Garments
Our stock represents the
very latest pend most desirable
novelties- in American and
Canadian styles of Fur Jack-
ets, Capes, Neck -wear, Gen-
tlemen's Fur Coats, Caps,
Guantlets. In choosing any
of the above goods, you are
certain of fashion, long ser-
vice and economy in cost.
Ready -trade Clothing & Mantles
Vert/ large stocks of beatiibiful Pall
Clothing its Stilts and Overcoats.
Ready-made Mantles in the most
fashionable styles, spechiat line just
in ; thoroughly tailored ; well lined,
in black only, at $5.00.
Saturday Specials
5 doz. Women's heavy Under
vests, reg. 25e and 30c, to clear`at
15e. 50 pairs Women's Fine :Sebes,
sites 3, 4 and 7; reg. $2.50, to clear
at $1..25.. • 25 doz. Ladies' Fine
Cashmere Bose, just io, reg. 40e,
Saturday 25e. 15 ends Wool, Brus-
sels and Tapestry Carpet, from 10
t.h 20 yards in an end, at special
price .t. Sop ea rk y at
EticrIDOOT
•WINGHAM'S NEW INDUSTRY.
A special meeting of Town Council
was held Monday evening. All members
` present except Councillor Chisholm.
'The meeting was called for the purpose
of hearing a proposition from Messrs.
Hanscom and Alden. The proposition
was read as follows:—
To, Mayor and Council:
GENTr xntEx; Whereas our attention
has been directed to the town of Wing -
barn as a favorable centre fdr mann-
faeta.s, and you have advertised to the
.affect that manufacturers coming to
your town should receive liberal and
substantial aid in establishing new
industries in the town, we do hereby
;apply for a. loan of $5,000, free water,
exemption from taxes, etc. Iu return
for the same, we undertake to start the
manufacture of hardware speoialties,
including malleable castings and run a
manufacturing business which -will em-
ploy at least 45 Wren for eight mouths
the year, for: a terna of tea years.
CxAs. 0. AL11x15,
3t. Rkt3DALt,
ALVEA. H. Iianscox,
Mr, lisnscom stated that when they
had the machinery placed in position
the plant would be worth $7,000.
On motion. of Councillors Bell and
Newton, the vroposition of Messrs.
Hanscom and Alden be favorably re-
oeived by this council and that the
Mayor and Clerk have an agreement
drawn to be submitted With a eery of
by-la\v to- the council as early as 'Jos-
sibie.
W1itTT,C1tL`ItClt.
Sueressfel anniversary services were
held in the Presbyterial) church at
"Whitechurch on Sunday last. Rev, S,
H, l4tnllaaxl, of Fergus, preached itt the
tweeter and evening, and Rev. A. Me -
Hay, of Lucknow at 2 p. zn The tea
Meeting held on Monday evening was s.
success. .Harty Wingltantites attended
the tea meeting and report splendid.
evening's entertainment r. Mullan's
lecture on Monday evening rr Ati hour
tinder the Old Fag" was very interest-
tug. Miss Patterson, of Attbtrn, and
Mr. McGill, of Mensal., sounded the vocal
part of the programme, both rendering
several solos, which commanded the rlf.
fection of *11. The total receipts am.
=minted to $182,
fld ija;tcL
TUE STORY OF A WOMAN'S RESCUE
PROM GREAT SLII'F INC,
FOlt 1.14 ARS 11.•.R LIPS WAS Olin Olins+ B
-IXEtt r'inn AND LThZi1S \\'Ot'L1) MELIe
k ribiliir 'MIX AND SFAs IIEC lsfil 'tCN-
.tn:.h: 'to no UDR I'ot' +X:IXOLD t: Call,
Firm the :ntereriae, l;1•i<i.ge'water, N. Fl.
1 .tt is appaiil:ri to tlhitdt of the lumber
• cif wgnren throughout the (.'ouutry 'MO
i day after day lives a life almost of mar.
h•ratoia; suffering but too frequently in
aai'.to t, almost hopelessdespair. To such
sufferersthe story of Mrs, Joshua Wile,
will colpo use beacon of hope.. Mr.:. Wile
Ilives about two relies from the the town of 13rid gewatcr, N. S„ and is reseeet>'d
:able. rsteenhed by ell who know her.
stores
t`.
' not
'\41th,r+ in one et the local (ling, SAe,.(a h
I lc:,g ogo. Mrs fir'iie noticed a number of
boxes s of Dr, Williams' Pink. Pills in a
,how case, and remarked. by the pro-
prietor. "If ever there was a friend to
1 woutaht, it is those pills." She was
asked why she spoke so strongly about
tee pills. and in reply told of the misery
from wlhlch they Lad resorted lier. Tho
druggist suggested that she should make
known her cure for the benefit of the
t'.hou:e .:cls of similar sufferers. Mrs.
Wee, reldied that while averse to publi-
city. yet she would gladly tell of her
pure it it wonld benefit anyone else, and
sho gave the followiug statement with
permissson for its publication:—
"My life for sone years was ono of
weakness, pain and misery, until I
obtained relief through the use of Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills. From some
valise, I know not what exactly, 1 became
so oitiieted with uterine trouble that I
was obliged to uudergo two operations.
A part only of the trouble was removed,
and a terrible weakness and miserable,
nervous condition ensued, which the
physician told. zne I would er get
clear of. I tried other doe s, but all
with the same result—no ettermeut of
my condition, The pa'' - finally attack-
ed my backend kidney . My legs and
feet beoame frigh u11 swollen, and I
cannot describe a tired, sinking,
deathly feeling tha at times came over
my whole body. Ibeca'me unable to do
my household work, and lost all hope of
recovery. Be fore this stage in my ill.
ness I had been advised to try Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills, but like tbousauds of
other women, there could be no good
Musing them when the medical men
were unable to cure me. At last in
desperation I made up my mind to try
them, but really without any faith iu
the result. To my surprise I obtained
some benefit from the first box. 1 then
bought six boxes more, which I took ac-
cording to directions, and am happy to
say was raised up by them from a weak,
sick, despondent. useless condition, to
my present state of health and happiness.
Every year now in the spring and fall I
take a box or two, and• find them an
excellent thing at the change of the sea-
son. Other benefits I might mention,
but suffice it to say I would strongly re-
commeti d Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to all
ailing women." .
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills surpass all i
other medicines as a cure for the troubles
that afflict womankind. They quiekly'i
correct surpressions and all forms of
weaknoss. They enrich the blood,
strengthen the nerves and restore the
glow of health to pallid cheeks. Sold by
all dealers in medicine, or seat postpaid
at 50 cents a box, or six boxes for $2.50,
by addressing the t)r. Williams Medi-
cine Co., Brockville, Cant.
Apprentices zwanted art ones, Two
yo,a.tur ladies to learn tailoring
tf i'G'.slarsxtut & Co.
Sale Register.
On Saturday, Oet. 20th, Messrs. Don-
nelly & 'Wal'ker will sell a number of
young cotil'o and sheep at Whitechurch.
J. Purvis, auctioneer.
On Thursday, October 25th, there
will be sold by public auction at the
stables rear of Brunswick hotel, the
standard bred trotting, 'stallion, Saranac-
415a.
aranac4158. Also the stables, lots and other
articles. Peter Deans, auctioneer.
Ai;o'rloa SALtt.--'John Reid will sell
by public auction, on Thursday, October
25th, at lot 34, con. 12, East Wawanosh,
a quantity of fart. stock. J. Currie,
auctioneer.
Jas. Angus will sell by public auction,
withotit reserve, on Saturday, October''
20th, at Ms farm in Wingham,' a
quantity on farm stock and ihnpletnents.
He will offer his faxen for sale, subject
to a reserve bid. Peter Deans, aero-
tioneer.
Edward Worden will sell a quantity
of farm stock, implements and household
furniture at lot 80, con. 14, East Wawa-
nosh, on Tuesday, October 23rd.. Every-
thing to be sold as Mr. Warden is giving
ftp ftienting. 12 months credit. Sale at
1 o'rlock. J, Gratis, auctionear,
Witt.1iendsll will sell his farm, felrm
steak, itliplernbtits,etc on his tartn,north
half late and '
l 1 2, eon 1, Rinlass, on
Wednesday, Oetaber :4th, 11 menthe
eeedit and, sale at 1 o'clock, The farm
its offered subject to at resorvo bid and: if
not sold will be rented. John Purvis,
raltioncer.
--Guy Eros, Minstrel Co. 1tl11 be in
Wiuglhatn on Nov. 1st.
There it nothing harsh about
Pills. Theycure (Sonatpin,
by epsis, Sick Headache a ,• Biliotts
a without ng, purgin •4 " 'sick•
ening. Prb3 cents.
TUE 1 '1NG1 A.N TIKES, (}tTOBE1t i9 19{)(1
A GENTLE REMINDER.
The editor of the Tnilm has read the
it gentle reminder" wlticlx appeared in
the Advance of this week. Tho article
does not hurt our feelings its the Ieast.
LISTowtm.
lift. and 11Irs, J. A. Hacking left Iast.
svixl,. fur Muskoka ort the Canadian. Tic�k-
ot Agents' Excursion, About 100 gaests
oveul,ie(t the special train.
The W. 0. 'i.'. U. of the County of
Perth held a eonfereuce iu the Methodist
Outwit here Tuesday, Oot. 10. An
the
in-
wresting.feature nf re�tte in the
evening was a tuook pa rlia: i;at:,.uh wlhich
43 took. part, Miss Wiggins, of Torouto
was at the meeting, Special uhnsie was
j rendered by the church choir, .
Mrs. John A. Damara and son, Abider.
son are spendiu,g a fow days with Mr.
Barnard at lateen,
—Thos. W. Gibson, who has been sec-
retary iu the Ontario Crown Lands De-
partment, has been appointed Director
of tho Bureau of Mines in sucoession•to
Archibald Blue. Mr. Gibson's friends
in tide 1o(?A.lity will be pleased to neer of
his proniotion,
P1LITIQ
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YEETINGS
ELECTORS I
Cone and hear the questions
of the day discussed,
It has been arranged by Dr.
Macdonald through W. H.
Kerr, of Brussels, to have
union meetings with E. L.
Dickinson, Esq., in the coming
contest and the following
meetings have been advertised
at which Dr. Macdonald, Mr.
Dickinson and others will
speak.
Cranbrook .............Monday, Oct. 22
Wingham; Tuesday, " 23.
Wroxeter ... Weduesday, " 24
Duke's School House,
Grey Thursday, " 25
Ritchie's School House,
Howick Friday, (' 20
Fordwieh Mouday, " 29
Sperain's School House,
Grey........ Tuesday, " 30
Brussels, Nomination
pay . ... Wednesday, " 31
Walton Wednesday, " 81
Blyth Thursday, Nov. 1
Gorrie ............ ....Friday, " - 2
Lakelet .......... Monday, " 5
Wingharn . , . ' Tuesday, " 0
a.t,the meetings iu Wingham on
Tuesday, 63rd lust., and at Blyth, on
Thursday, 1' v. 1st, addresses will he
delivered by Dr. Macdonald and Robt.
Holmes. TheConservative
candidate
or any one in his behalf will be given an
opportunity to speak at these two meet-
ings.. All other meetings will he•joint
meetings at which both the candidates
will peak.
All the meetings will commence et
7.30 p.m. sharp.
Ladies are respectfully invited to be
present.
GOD SAVE THE QIJEEN.
BirOtttm.
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DOES IT NOT PA's TO
CANADA OU NESS COLLEGE
CHATHAM. ONT.
stands unrivalled. among Canadian business
schools both as to its course of instruction end
the assistance it awes it' grabates in placing
them in good positions.
the02 off oeurding minds
sectored
ec t,recl good positions in
Sine'(,. clic` last l>t WAIS lrhoharei, i'vlrii.h a -
.Scare>d in a recent issue of this paper, nearly
40 others have beim placed. Preasare of bred-
ness has prevented its from getting it ready for
this week, but watch for it no t week.
Write for cata lo'gue and list of pupils placed,
D. MCLACHLAN & CO.,
Ohatbam, Ont,
VIOLA Alt Orr
MISS CARRIE
at London Conservatory y (if brnsu , It, e e-
tl(u ed rafter Oct. 1st to reecho c e> Muth (1 uitt-
ber of mins for instruction on Viten are
t triter.
Residence--uhlao4iteu. U. Church, \'Cirri
PIANO AND TUB, + ..)Y.
MISS SARA LOUIS ` '' .R£, 14,0.N.
enol member of the Ass N gated 1nsletans of
Ontario. ig t>ret>ared to re eeive! ft Rooted rum -
her of pupas for inr"trneti(>ii on Piano and i't
Theory.
Special attention given to pupils preparing
Yrsexatninations..
Residence—opposite R. C. Church, Wingham,
NOTICE oCMORCK.
NOTICE i1, hereby- given pursuant to B S.R.,
('bop. 1'1.4, Flee. 334, that all persons having
claims against the (*Unto of RoberrLinton, jaw
of the Township of 3..`trnberr•y in the. County of
Enron, Vernier, who died on or about talc
day of t+eptc n>bc , a., D. 112)0, are pored to
,:enol by post prepaid or to dolly to Richard.
Vinadone of the '1'otvn alap am, Solicitor
for thone bEwree Puto1).s1')'ta or�hio t aun,ehs, l[atdh(irdaey e
and de'eriptronii, and at 'damn( ntof par-
ticulars of the r cleims and the rotors of the
'security (if any,1 held by them littly c•ertitied
and that after the c;had any the Executors will
proceed. to distribnto the assets of the de-
ceased anion i. the oah tu•s e+ntitie d thereto, hiv-
ing rr aid. only o the claims of which they
shall then have notice
Datedtlits 16th day of October, A. D. K00.
It. VANSTONE, Winnhrm P. 0.,
Sohurtor for thio Executors.
Notice t0 Councillors.
We have opened up a cement tile works in
Wingham and will keep on band a stale of
sewer and culvert pipes cement window sills,
arches, briolts, etc. These eoment pipes are
bring extensively used. all over r the country,
and are giving butter ea tisfation than any
other material. 13y using the beat material
and workmanship we hope to haveySour trade.
If tile ere handled carefully we replace broken
ones. Works at the Rink. Wingham Cement,
Tile and B,riek works.
F. GIT TTHain GE.
Men Wanted to Cut Cord Wood
I want men to cut 600 cords of wood this fall
and early winter on farm adioining Tohn
Shiell's farm on 12th eon., Bast Wawaaosh, for
which I will paycash every week. Apply at
once on the premises.
MALCOLM NICHOLSON.
FARM FOUR SALE
The unde .iined offers for en
ing north h
W atwanosh, co
Ott the farm are
horse stable, sheep
good wells and a r
orchard of 43 a
is about 3 ac
is about
is 2
ono
tis farm be -
of lot 30, co • ession 13, Bast
.aining 09 'es, more or less..
ood - ick house, bank barn,'
rid straw shed. Three
ni trearn. Also a good
e trees alt. uallfruit. There
s of bush mostly . aple. There
ores of fall wheat sot . The farm
es from, Wingham. Full 'deniers
cation on the premises or to
W n. S. I INELATIOI;,
Box 121, Wingham P. O.
DR. AGNEW,
Physician, ,Surgeon, etc.
Office—Macdonald Block, over J. E. Davis'
Drug Store. N'ight,oaI1 answered at the office.
AL.UER 8 BUTTON
'UNDERTAKERS, WINGHAM.
Night calla at Button Block, or Fifth
door south of School E.oube. Sitrop op-
posite Maodonald block.
eze
4
IT WILL
F .FY R
put to attend the Forest City
Business and Shorthand College, Lou-
dotl, Otit. Practical instruction in
pra.ctienl s'titjre•s. For over fifteen
years we have been in touch with young
people and their needs, and the business
world and its requirements.
Every facility at command for aiding
yotina people both before and after
graduation.
Wa,ere doing superior work; results
prove it.
Send for our Catalogtie and College
Jourtml.
J. W. WESTERVELT,
Prineipal,
Having completed the disposal of my business to the
Ball Bros., I desire to thank the people of Wingham and 'vicin-
ity for their kind patronage for so many years
The Messrs. Ball, who will continue the business, are
young men of energy, and
believe v,
them to bestraight ar
g
ht for-
ward, upright business men. 1 shall be pleased to have all
my customers continue to favor thein with the patronage ac-
corded me. 1\.r
� , Lutherg
Ball who is not entirely a stranger
here (haying been in lily employ as assistant about four yers
ago,) has had about ten years experience in the undertaking
business, and I believe hire to be a thoroughlycompetent un
dertaker hold i m i
, i na a diploma from one of the embalming collFges.
So that in this branch of the business 1 think 1 am leaving in
my place a man competent to give entire satisfaction to those
needing his services, and I bespeak for him the confidence and
patronage of all those who have been mycustomers and the
public generally.
Yours truly,
a M,5 a
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Following the above courteous introduction by *Mr.
Gracey, we beg to assure the public of our intention to con-
duct our business on straightforward business principles, and
thus merit the confidence 01 the public. Our stock will at alI
times be found up-to-date, and our prices second to none. The
branch of our business will receive special attention, and those
who favor us with their patronage may be assured of courteous
treatment and upright dealing.
Night calls attended to promptly.
Residence—Patrick St., Mr. Gracey's former
residence.
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Watch for out adv. next week.
AGENCY FOR THE
ERCAN =WOVEN WIRE FENCE
tflade of Large, Strong Wires, Heavily Galvanized.
tat .
Amply provides for expansion and contrac-
tion. Only Best Bessemer steel wires , IN(F1
used. Always of uniform quality. ,*aNan
Never goes.} wrong no platter how
great a strain 28104
Iate, but
is put upon it.
Doenot moildoes-
efficiently turn
cattle;gs,and horsespigs,
lleo.
Men
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EVERY ROD Or AMERICAN FENCE GUARANTEED
SY THE MANUFACTURERS.
Call end See it. Can show you how it will save you money.
For Sale by O. CLEGG & CO:
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\eIItables
Cotges Cotton Root Compound I OPEN TO INSPECTION.
Id ettooeeditaliy %loci monthly by oyer
10,000 Ladies, Sate, effectual, Ladies oak
your druggist for CoMc'r< Ceiten Ravi Ilsi*-
rbMss: Taken no other;ae all Mtrttured, pill* and.
imrtatldne are doagbrotte, *'ileo, No, 1, 21 por
box, I+rd.1,10 degreed stronger, as per bort. No.
1 or 3,.nettled en reoeiptOf prlee end ttio$•eetit
Statin'pd. The Cook Oompaay.Witi(teor,
Nns.1 and 2 tsoid akin recomatended b$' all
respenelblo Druggists in Canada. •
24. l and Nen 2 are feed itt t inctihnrin by A. L
r arntlton,
.T. B. Maid, A. A. Morrow, Celia A.
slantvbr,tl, Drugghste..
FARMERS
ant entono hnvine live circuli or otleer
ertioles they wash to dispose of, should a'leet'•
tiler the Baine for wale in the Tates. Our large
eireolhtion tells uric. it will hnstrannte indrecd if
vitt der not gree ri ort loner. \'Coni gnnranu'e
{ hat +o�t wIli Rall lacrousc( yen heap ask mart'
for toe artlelo or,ttock than it fe worth. send
your inlver•tieenumt to the 11/Dei and try title
pan of ctRaltoeiag of your stock and other
articled,
Perhaps the finest line of
FURNITURE
aver seen in this town is now on sale
here. ' Eve •v pinup 3 ns sonhetbieg; which
apecietlty reo'niiinethrlat it. 401ete Will itt-
tract by wagon of design, 501210 by
beauty of tho wood, t.onhe by their
utility,
All prove well )aide, strong and
dlirabla itt
WALT ie', zz BUTTON
Furniture Dealers owl 'Undertakers.
New pack of
IVED
Aylmer Brand.
t • Always reliable.
Why buy the cheap brands of canned goods when
Why
the you cart get t yc, old reliable brand of Aylmer Tcsiliatnes,.
► Corn, Peas, Beads and Pumpkins at the saltie price as
CIiGa(J •goods.
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