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Xews of the itrict.
Lr. Toole lute ttwigned Ilia position
,tot medical health °Meer in Bromide.
Ti.• residents' of %'Ingham have
established r free bed in their hospital.
wJae. Kinliter, of NVr.raeler, left brat
eek for a wunih's visit to his Ma-
ther 111 England.
FA. Doll, of Wingham. ploughed a
field near boutbainpLou on the last
Saturday in Deceutlwr.
Jt hew been decided to hold the
* pram sinek show at Clinton on the
first Thursday iu April. •
Oa 'meshy, tint 11th hist.., Mia.
Miley 4kres'nan, of Urywlale, gave her
heart end hand to Maximo Meow. Ann
Xene$e enc Mineral Water
r1\Hls 1.4.)11i-:ltit'I1 MINERAL.
'1'M:1: ru.. wuuufae•Iuutr. of "Metwate
twig." aro prepared to M..11ver to may part of
11w town tItIta.t Uini1tter Ale h, •pinta ,iu1
quail.: also bilateral Water L•1 three aiaca
1)uubI peel* cud .w roil, .. ,u*,r
Water and
Trouble feel*. Thaw anion. ur u made from
teetotal mineral water. and are therefore free
bend 511 lap'lruim. 1•. I.. WAL'1'VN Mate
ager. Thaw Pl.
AMMO
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CLASSES. - I AM i'Klr
I'AItKD to receive pupil. for le.•uns 144
piano .uNt Ihewy,'a1eer fee I\\In1,11teh1 letilroat
Llndntlt•utnu owl hod fur young
'term, and other latornatlal may be had at
'fhun.4un a IIIc&¢ store, liudcrlch. t..\l>(f A.A.
.tNlq:kN
A 110Y AI)AMIS
'ascus" ur PIANO
(tu Hula (tank of Maltreat thick.
Medical
top, EMMEHSUN t TURNBULL.
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11' 8, LINsotr. M. B.
OHamiltonae fur.
mer- amilton Street. Notch 'amid,
Tboo
1)r. pt:mmer.un • resdenee.
Oppoelte et. (Moore schurch, 'phone tea
!X. Turnbull'. noidenee, Lop
treal Ares*
tontlover ot Public
Library. 'Phone Mt
1 K. F. J. R. FORSTER-EYE. EAR
'Nene and Throat only. Stratford. Clot.
Huu.r +u n New York ffehthalUlle and
A oral In -Mute IWsu.. l'llule+d a'«htrnt lar.
No -01110i Thrust Ka.pltal. Uoidel n.pwre. and
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lu*,plul. London. Isnot e'New ,t
Stratford, ampteite n Win sorTolhotel. lours :
WMa.m.. :it p.
Legal
CAMERON k KILIh)KAN: 11AK-
R18TElut..uttettorw, notaries. Mr. ',Moe,
' nllltotl St., third door hymn d'ivare. t. slerirh,
Ont. tt. U. CAMERON. K. l'. J. L. KIL
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Square,
este fund• to kink at kr tat rater of Intero.t.
W. PIt)UDFtIOT. K. C. It. C. ILAYtt. U. F
11.AIlt.
TVCKINSON & (;AR1tt)W. BAR-
• 1tINTKItB, attoraep', whereon. etc.
(. Utlt'K1Nsei eyesol h.Mt(iAitb+KOW. LLB
insurance, Loans. etc.
VOFNli k ROBERTSON. REAL
1 Estate awl Insurance .'gents. heal re-
tro* for sale or to let. Properties, handled In
any ta+'1 of the town and county. Eire and
fe Insurauee. money to loan etc.
l,I1N W. lICAIIGIE, LIFE. FIRE
tIand a,'eldent lnsuranrc. Agent for leading
list nal mud *roc► r1re.ttt wnle0. 1n.Urellee in all
Ila.. effected o tlon corner Weal Street r'eeet and tigUa
it all dt nmran. loot et lowest ratea.
v, Uoderlob. Ont.
fele .hone SI
1(cKILL01' IILIITCAL FIRE IN -
'JL N F 11 A l (' K CO. --Farm and hoisted
town property mowed. Talar of property in -
sural up to Jan. IVA. over $3.Ixu.ost Officer.
and director.': --J. R. Mclean. pros.: T. Fraser
Floe.+ : Jae. l'onnouy. (1. Irak, Mr. Ches-
ney. J. Watt. Jas. Evan., J. (carter.%J. Menne
wets. director.: T. K. Hays. et.Ato tis, oneretary.
Ireesnrer, Inspector.. aeareeet director to lass.
.1, w'. 1 e'. Holmeseillr• agent for Wset
Huron. Policy holders can {{ay .le,esamentw
and get their e*rrla rennipted at Mr. ('nal.'.
ileum, or at McLeau'Hkas.' Palace Clothing
Store Uoderich
_SR&Y1F(i PULOS.
,t11AVINl: ANI) HAIR-DRESMIN(i
(7 rAnInR.. - The beet plies to town.
Prompt earvb•1, everything clean and sant
tart'. Hn• and call laythy. WM. DAVIS.
British I:achaos., Hotel Itlork notoet'ex Lo
Jas. PrP zlc$t.
Marriage Licenses
1L1JALTEIt E. KELLY•
1 UUDERI('H. ((NT.
Watchmaker, Jeweller awl t gakram.
lather of Marriage Lieeseee.
[ LANE. i'1SUER OF MARIN
.` • AOL Ho"u"se. Uuder4eb. Out.
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THOMAS (lUNDRY. LiVE STOCK
sod general auctioneer. Officio' on South
Street, where he will be found at all Omen
whver? fforn not 't.l gu to ria you. wittPIAcUnable on
rbonGEORGE BECKETT
Cru'•
Gassers' Auctioneer.
New System of Tickets and Catalogue.
OFFICE, HAMILTON ST.
P. O. Bea las
STOVES
You will nines some r.•.il h.0
gains if you hail to see what I
can do for yon in one of times,
Good Cheer ranges
Good Cheer art heaters
Penn Esther ranges
Nothing just an good foe' the
IIn'ney; (very one gear:savel.
5 per cent. off for spot
Cash
Plumbing,
Tinsmithing and
Repairs
l:iectric Wiring and
Fixtures.
GIVE US A CALI,
W. R. PiNDER
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'Phone 155.
,e
of Mr.. August \hoar, of tit losepb.
The osreuu'rly waw performed by Rev.
i.1. A. Luiaelle, of the forw.r place,
Wm. Grainger has void lila 1(10 -acre
farm on the 1ltowick louodar•)( to Tyn-
dall Ritchie, of Grey. for $.i..OII.
Jas. Campbell, of $eaforth, "bee pur•
chased from Jouathan Moore. of
Guelph, his fano near \Vattou fur the
sum of $1,tk0.
Hugh McBurney. of Fest Wawa-
nosh, has a tihre•year-old twin cow
that for the third time has given birth
to fins twin calves.
J. S. Swards. of WinglWu, has dis-
posed of hie livery business in that
lliwh to Mr. Ramsay, of Urumqi., who
is now In possession.
Professor Glenn Campbell, of Clin-
ton. who had 4ocovet'e4l wuuwhat
from his lucent severe illness, is again
confined to his nN)m.
F. E. Karn, of London, forruerly of
(Tinton, war married in \\'oodalock
nn New Year's Day to Miss Florence
E. Rubinson of that city.
Mrs. Harnett and family, of Wing -
haw. left IaaL week for Brandon, Man.,
to juin Mr., Barrett, who has a g.,()d
position in the \\'eatern city.
Richard Corley, a well-known stock -
raiser of )'.art Wawanush, hat. sold his
flue 2I0 -were farm in that township to
A. 13radl'urn. of Cat•4wrigbt township.
fur $13,tI E.
Mr. and ware. Tlwsuas \Valker, who
for the past forty -.even years have
been eRteettied residents of Howick.
celebrated their golden wadding on
New Year's Day.
Mies Mary Bentley, an -estimable
young lady of Kest \Vawanusb, waw
joined In wedlock on Wednesday, the
14th inst., to Taauwar Kernick, of the
sante neighborhood.
Val. Wells, vice-president of the
Mount Forest Carriage Co., of Wing -
ham, is one of the four successful
travellers in the recent contest con-
ducted by The Toronto Neivs to win it
trip around the world.
Wan. Laing has sold his 50 -acre
farm, on lot 18 of the lith concession
of Grey, at present occupied by 11'nt.
Stevenson, to his ltrother-in-law. John
Lament, for the sura of &.A111t. Mr.
I,aiug will return to the West in the
rpriug.
Locomotive fireman Jatoea fAH4m.
of %'inghanl. met with a very painful
accident iu London last week. His
kg was. fractured in 'several, places by
bring caught between an engine
and the atep'of a car 0t1 which he tow
standing.
A quiet wedding took place at the
horse of Sits. Alex. Laird, of the 12th
concession 141 Ilowick, on Tuesday.
the 14th inat., When her daughter,
Minerva. was united to lohmtliarud-
too. of (3orrie, Rev. H. NV. McTavish
officiated at the ceremony.
The handsome new ('avert Preeby-
teriau church. %VIIILhrop, was opened
under most auspicious circumstances
nn Sunday. the 1'2th inst. The ser-
vice.. which were of a very interest-
ing character, were conducted by
Profeis,r J. I). Robertson. M. A., of
Knox College, Toronto, and Rev. Neil
Show, of Eglnondeille.
The death of George Pocock, a for-
mer respected resident of Turnberry
and \Viughaul, occurred at his home
in Toronto on Sunday, the 12th inst.
Urceased. who war in his sixty-ninth
year, is survived by his widow. five
sone and one daughter. Toro of Lite
sone, David and George, Gill resile in
the vicinity of Winghftm.
An interesting matrimonial event
was consummated at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. D. Jeck.on. of the 10th con-
cession of Howick. 011 New Year's
evening, when their second &lighter,
Mary Frances, was united to Samuel
jtohert Bennett, of . Wolsey, Sask.
Rev. 1'. H. Farr. D.A., of Gerrie, was
the officiating clergyman.
At the Ethel mu -sonar. on Tuesday.
the 11th inst., Rev..). Henderson re-
nounced the words which made Minn
Hannah J. Mills, second daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hills, of the lith
concession of Gree. the wife of George
W. Elliott, of Molesworth. Mr. and
hero. Elliott" leave shortly fur Pilot
Mound, Man., where the grooms is eu•
gaged in terming.
SVui. Rea, M. A., principal of Ed-
monton high school, has leen to -en-
gaged for 1010 at salary of $I,f011, an
increase of $110 on last year's salary.
John Kea has very successfully' passed
his examination as eostolna officer and
has secured a good position in F.dmon-
tTn at an initial eatery of $73 per
month. Both are suns of John Rea;
of Walton.
:\ pretty wedding was an event of
inten•.t at the home of Mrs. Christian
Stade. of Dliohwocd. on Tuesday, the
7th inst., when her yoengeet dangh.
ter, Emmis, was matrimonially united
to Herman .1. Eidt, youngest eon of
Mr. and Mrs. .Joseph Eidt, of Dash-
wood. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. 0. Than, pastor of the Luth-
eran church.
twice married, her tlret huelatnd being
a kir, Sherp. Forty years 'ago she
carne id Goderich townwhip with Mr.
Plewes anti Nettled on the property
knowu by his name, cm the Hayfield
road. After the death of her "wound
partner the deceased disposed of the
farm and took up her residence in
Clinton. Here her oxeutplary Chris-
tian life and lovable diapporsiiion won
for her many friend.. She was on a
brief visit to her eon when she was
Seised with an attack of bronchitis
which remedied in her detttder. Four
"tela by her that marriage earvivc.
A Disturbance at Wingham.
The Wingham Times of Iast week
says : Four young men from the
neighborhood cif Whitechurch drove in-
to tow(' moot 2 O'clock on \Ved,ie*day
morning and 1•airud a row st the south
end of ,fuat•phine street. Nightwatteh-
►ran Lewis and Provincial Constable
Vannorman were notified of the die
turlasnce and soot' had the four wen
wider omit. They appeared before
Police Magistrate Morten at 10 o'clock
on Wednesday worniug, charged with
disorderly conduct, and were each
fined $15 and costs of $0.:l:). to be paid
forthwith ur twenty-one days in jail
at hard labor. It is raid that nue of
the young men used a revolver and
that a further charge will he laid.
This is a pretty dear lesson and should
serve a gond purpose lu keeping the
town tree from midnight rows.
Death of John Andrew, Usborne.
After* lingering illness. John An-
drew, one of U.lorne's hest -known
residents. departed this Gfe at the
home of hie daughter, Mop Albert
Mitchell, of Biddulph, on Thursday,
the Uth Met. Deeesoed, who was born
In Devonshire, Eng., sixty-nine years
ago, came to Canada with her patents
in early childhood. After a few years'
residence iu Centralia the family
moved to the (kh concession of Us
borne. where the deceased had since
fought life's battles. Forty-five years
ago he was united to Mias 'Sarah Ano
Spicer, who made hien an able help-
meet. Though quiet and unostenta-
tious the deceased had many friends
by whom he waw held in high regard.
lie leaves to his departure hie
widow, - n: u , two war Ira, me haut, of
Urauton, and Sidney, on the home•
stead --and three daughters -Mrs. 1).
Hodgson. of Whalen ; Mrs. D. Itow-
cliffe, of Exeter, and Mrs. A. Mitchell,
Biddulph.
DANGER OF CATARRH. '`
One of these happy ciente which
ever create et ripple of excitement oe-
cnrred at the 1401118 of Mi'. and Mrs.
Charles Routledge, ofTuekerswith. on
New tear's Day, when their daugh-
ter. Agnes Carnochan, became the
bride of Charles .1. Dulmage, a popu-
lar and progressive young agrieultur•
1st, of the 4th concession of McKillop.
Rev. E. 11. Hewers, of Hrucefield, tied
the knot.
Robert -1. ShftrySherrie, Crystal City,
Man., is renewing old acqusinLancee
in Ethel. Since leaving that place
nineteen yenre ergo he bas been emin-
ently t,lceessful. For some time he
was manager of Hou. 11 as -Green-
way's big Germ operations, lett for the
bast eight year'. he has been doing
usiness ou hie own so -count. He
owns 4511 acres of excellent land a wile
out of Crystal City.
M. W. Morton. manager of the Hank
of Hamilton in Melford. Sask., erns on
visit to his parents, Mr. and Mre. J.
A. Morton. of Wingham, last week.
It is only a few years since he entered
the service of the Hank an junior clerk
in Winghsun, huthis progress Imo been
steady and rapid. After rising to the
position of cashier in the local breach
office he was transferred to the heed
office in Hamilton and was for a time
on the inspection staff.
Another of the worthy pioneers of
the Huron tenet, in the person of Mat.
William Bubo's, formerly of Tueker-
smith, entered into her test on Mon
Since a Inst. the death of
day, the 1 th encs
her life partner eet-enteen years ago.
the deceased had resided with her
only daughter, Mrs. dames Iifslop,
now of Toronto. Though to her
eighty-ninth year. she had enjoyed
excellent health until el'n•et a week
previous to her death. 'Phe retnolns
were laid at heat in Egwond'llle
cemetery.
Clinton Loses an Esteemed Resident.
Mrs. John Plow.' , an esteemed resi-
dent of Ullnton, pawed away at the
hrnne of her *on in \Vatfnnl on Tors -
day, the lith Inst. Demoted, who
was aawtyeew'eo years old, mai
UeI..I Properly Treated with Hyomei,
Becomes Serious.
Catarrhal troubles are far more dan-
gerous than thejp seen, at first
thought.
If yon have catarrh. there is an
irritated state of the. Mucous mem-
brane and weakened tissues which
afford an ideal lodgement and culture
luelitlm for disease germs, especially
those of consumption.
You .lwuld get (aired as quickly ne
possible before any dangerous germs
that you linty breathe lodge on the
diseased tissue and work destruction
in the Lln•tat.and lungs.
The easiest, simplest, quickest, sur-
est and cheapest way to cure catarrh
ie by the direct method, breathing
Hyowei. Thin wonderful medicated
air treatment does not drug and do
range the sumach, but ie breathed in,
directly following and destroying all
-diaetee germs that may have been
inhaled.
The unusual way in which Hyomei
is sold by Ju. Wilson iv tbe best
evidence of his confidence in the treat-
ment and should dispel all doubt its to
its curative properties. He agrees to
refund the purchase price to anyone
whom Hyomei fails u, benefit. and
you do not tisk a cent in testing its
healing virtues. A complete outfit
coats but $1 if it helps you. not a cent
if it does not do all that is chimed for
it, •
His Soul's Revelation,
"Do you know." said the Sunday
school teacher. addressing u new
hpupil in the infaut class, "that you
ave a soul ?" .
"Course i du," replied tiro little fel-
low, placing his hand over his heart.
••1 can hear it tick."
.ve-e MAN AND WIFE. Id!
Both, Found Relief from Their Kidney
Troubles in Dodd's Kidney Pills.
Port Arthur, Ont.. .ian. 311h. -(Spe-
cial.) -That Dodd's Kidney Pills cure
the ills of men and women alike is
shown in the case of Mr. and Mrs.
Lick Souvey, a farmer and his wife
living about seven milts from here.
111x. Souvey says :
"My wife and myself had le grippe
for two winters, and were exposed to
touch frost and cold. Our sleep was
brokeo three or four times each night
to satisfy the demands of mine. We
had pains in the kidneys and disagree-
able taste in the mouth. We have
each taken six boxes of Dodd's Kidney
Pills and have recovered our health.
We are very grateful to Dodd's Kidney
Pills."
The Better Part o4 Valor.
Two •Irishman were on bad terms
with each other. The friends of one
claimed that he had been insulted and
urged hint to vindicate his honor.
But he prudently objected. "Look
at the size of hits. The man's a
giant"
"Very well," responded his dis-
gusted friend, "then all the people
will nay you art a toward."
"Well, 1 dunoo," he replied placidly.
"At any rate, I'd rayther have thin
saying that the day afther totnorn'w
than exclainfin'. 'How natural Flah-
erty looks t "
Ought to Know.
A young farm lthoi'er called one mar-
ket day at the registrar s nice to rec-
ord his father's death. The registrar
asked the (bate of death.
"Weil, tauter ain't dead yet." was
the reply, "but be will he dead before
morning, and 1 thought it world save
me another ljourney if you would put
It down naw.
"Oh, that senu't do at all," said the
registrar. "Why, your faller nifty
take a turn before morning and re-
cover."
"Ah, no, he won't," said the young
laborer. "Doctor says he won't: and
he knows what he's given father."-
Llverponl Mercury.
The Real Need.
Brown -There are•dent v of books
telling how to salve life while waiting
for the doctor.
Smith -Yes. What we need is one
telling the young doctor how to entre'
his lite while waiting for the patient.
Toot ! Toot !
A JAPANESE TOILET.
Demur. Brown Maiden In les.
Mobdsy Attire.
The Japanese college girl entertained
Um fudge party with oriental and -
"On every holiday," she ea1d, "the
Japanese maiden must rise and bars
hut toast finished before the sun looks
over Pujiyama, our sacred mountain.
•And what a toilet! The long, coarse
Mack tresses are waabed. combed and
o"w"ed till the head shines like a
knob of polished black marble. The.
cheeks are rouged a Ono pink. the
throat, neck and bottom are powdered,
best at the nape of the neck there are-
kit
relit three lines of the original brown
skin, to soca:dance witlC.the rules of
Japaaess cosmetic art.
"Wlah charcoal she rounds and
lengthens ber eyebrows. She reddens
her lips with cherry paste adding a
gilt diamond to the center of tbe pout-
ing lower tip. She puts on eight fresh
garments, and she ties her obi. or great
sash, in a symbolical knot. Her socks
she doesn't weer etoekingn-are veryp
white and pure, and her clogs are
lacquered till they shine lite a silk hat.
"Now she la ready to set out. She
811" ber silk tobacco pooch. thrusts her
pipe in her girdle, puts isle paper hanit-
kerchi s
of up her wide sleeve and sal-
lies forth, turning her toes in and tcev-
Ing her fan with a demure grace."
A ROYAL DENTIST. "t" "
The $tery.ef a Teeth Pulling by Peter
the Gnat.
r Peter the Great particularly detlght-
ed In drawing teeth, and he strictly
enjoined his servant, to send for him
when anything of that sort was to be
done. One day his favorite valet de
chambro seemed very melancholy. The
tsar asked him what was the matter.
"Oh, your majesty," saki the wan,
"my wife is suffering the greatest ng
ony from toothache, and she obstinate-
ly refuses to have the tooth taken out."
"If that L all," said Peter, "we will
soon cure it. Take me to her at once."
When they arrived the woman de -
'tiered that she was not suffering at
all; there was nothing the matter with
her.
"That 11 the way she talk!, your
majesty," said the valet. "She le suf-
fering tortures."
"Hold her head and hands," said the
czar. "I will have It out 1n a minute."
And he instantly pulled out the indi-
cated tooth with gest dexterity, amid
profuse thanks 'Yom the Husband.
What was Peter's indignation to dis-
cover a little later that bis valet had
used him as an executioner to punish
his wife, who had never had an un-
sound tooth in her bead. -Argonaut.
Bridge Whist.
At least GO per cent of the game of
bridge lies in the make. A poor player
loves tricAa and often the game and
rubber by his plgv, but 80 many hands
occur In which there is really no play
that suet) losses are comparatively un-
important compared with the havoc
wrought by an fnJodlcioos maker, for
constantly his decision is Invoked when
the safety of the game or its success
Iles in Ilia jtxigrnent of the value of
hie hand. To moose between hearts
or diamonds and no trumps, to select
clubs rather than spades, to know
when a five card snit is safe and
when one of four cards ebould be
chosen, abovo all to keep an onrelnx-
Ing attention upon the state of the
score, with its shifting demands -all
these are the sterling qualities of a
good maker. Once sensible that ynn
are lacking 1n any such respect c en
will find your game appreciably
strengthened by attention and study. -
"Good Bridge "
•L' g.bylThere goes a fellow who
whOltles e4 danger.
Perkshv-Ah, he must be very
him VP. Who is he?
Ziggshy _ A late -motive driver.
Mist Kate Mit grr'ger, of Luckn e,v
a %rot. a few drys at her home bete
tttla weak.
The Victorian English.
The England which spoke the lan-
guage which was already dying In the
elgbteen-stxtlea was before all things
a world of the country. The sights anti
sounds of nature pinyeel a far greater
part In tbe liven of the mass of the
people than they do today. This is re-
flected, for lnatance, in the v"") 111
which bird. and animals erre spoken
of and the names given them. 1 hare
myself once or twice heard old people
in the country speak of the hen as
"Dame Tartlet." One is familiar with
the phrase from hooks, of course -It fs
rhaueer'. •'Pertnlette"-hat once or
teede° as a chill 1 actually heard it. 1
suppose it would be impso*sible to hear
1t anywhere now. --London OgUook.
The Way to Draw an Elephant.
Llttlo Gladys -Granny. tin down on
your handl and knees a ,minute, please.
Fond Grandmother-Whnt nm 1 to do
that for, my pet? Gladys -'Cause 1
want to draw an elephant
Love of money fs the disease which
renders us most pitiful and groveling. -
Longinus.
True bleswtneea eoiel.teth In a good
ttfe and a harpy death. -Solon.
Not a Miracle 1.45
But Medical Science
Dr. T. A. shalom, Limited,
Toronto, flat.
Gentlemen:
"Same time wgn 1 !organ. In lose flesh
and (Ailed every day 'until i had to
quit work. Adv phyeieians and all my
friends said • had contracted consump-
tion. - 1 failed from lei poueds down
to 119. 1 war advised to go to the
Rockies or to the comet. 1 went to both
place,' under 5eavy queens'. i con-
tinued to fail, and was advised by the
doctors to conte brute as nothing more
could bo done for aro. 'lope seemed
to have left, me.
"1 tried PsyehAte and since starting
Hill use 1 have g.rised from 119 to 141
pesnde. 1 have used $I0.0O worth of
the medicine. 1 am a won men and T
cannot say too much in praise of Pay-
cbine. The strongrat renommeendntion
would he weak in view of the fact that
I believe it has saved my Life. it is
without doubt the hest r(pledy for
rue -down conditions and weak ioogs.
"1 sioecrely hope wed tree that von
will continue your good work of saving
eno down people and eoneum)yve front
t the grave. Wishing ynn soft 3syckins
eontinned mucres. ft remain., one of
Psy'ektae's beat frig»1e."
A1.EX. Me DAC,
Sault Rte. lfnd r, Oat.
Almmtt every mail brings IR letters
like the Otero. tantalite w'11 'Repeat
hthis record in every cot •. .rt. is the
greatest math' tee %Imam Alf will drat
let. 54te and ALM', or Ur. 'L .\. hlo•
VAC LillitlAd, Lovett,. ,
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TIIUaenAY, January 13, 19J8
'Phs one 'Phone,
D..Mi11ar Co. 56
alma". 4
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. 4tilt4 LAST WEEK OF ; 4.,.:
Stocktaking S a 1 e II
On January 3tst our books close for the year. The last
few days Nr. Millar has been busy laying out many Tines
that it is not our • intedtlon to take into stock. The only
reason is that in some lines we find our stock rather heavy
and it is these lines that we mean to reduce.
,..,+!
IN THE MANTLE SECTION •
I':tery Shuttle utust he add. NO REASONABLE OFFER
1 WILL BE REFUSED. First cowers wil1,11aye the islet choice.
its thete• iu'o.11 L many Santee" left,
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS. `ftk
Lost week of the :0i. and Ikke Iliees Tweed., tar :Cit.
A few spxciat suit lengths, this N1415011\ puyetties: w•ei•e
51.5I. for $1.111 pet' yard Also 11 few .11,81 were $1.151 for Toe
t yard.
In ,our black Dress. Goode scctiou we have thinly special
liner to offer. Not au old or suilwl piece au.ong'L the kit, but all
Jit thoroughly tap -to -date. ..Our stuck is tai •large, hence the
seductioua.
THE REMNANTS MUST ALL BE CLEARED.
MILLAR'S SCOTCH
'Phone al )t* STORE ref. , ,«; 'Phone
®0IKIA94
PERF E C N
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Sada
MOONEY BISCUIT & CANDY CO
ITNAIIORD CA*ADA
The perpetual charm
of freshness and crispness
-of daintiness and deli-
ciousness - is in every
box of
Mooney's
Perfection
Cream
Sodas
- held captive by the
air -tight, moisture -proof
packages. There is a
hest in everything. In
Biscuits, it'll MOONEY S.
tae
tl!Ifllt
.a/ • X11 i
99.90% Pure
St. George's
Baking Powder
so satisfactory. It ie the purest
Cream of Tartar Raking Powder
that Science can make.
Send for our free Cook -nook
full of choice new recipe..
lestiensl Mtn. R 011rwirsl Cs.
11 of Canada, Limited Wilton I
LEARN MESS -MAKING BY MAIL
in your Spare time athome, or
Take a Personal Course at School.
1'11 enable all to learn we teach ee
cash or instalment plan. We also teach .,
personal class at school hales A month.
Class commencing last Tuesday- of eak h
mouth. These lessons teaches how to. nt,
fit and put together any garment from the
plainest shirtwaist suit, to the most elabor-
ate dress. The whole family can learn from
one course. We have taught over seven
thousand dress -making, and gearalmce to
give fee hundred donate to any one that
cannot learn between the age of 14 and
40. You cannot (earn dress -making us
thorough as this 'course teaches if you
work in shops forycars. Beware of imita-
tions ifs we employ no one outside the
school. This is the only experienced Preys
Cutting School in Canada and exteiled by
none in any other country. Write at 0nte
for particulars, ar we have cut our rate one•
third for a short time. Add' est
SAMESS OSE% -CUTTING SCHOOL,
al LTM8L.IIrsUoni3Ont •Canada
WaNT'EO) AT ONCE. _W.. have drrldrd In
to0truct and employ n In•r. e1 • ) g
ladies to teach out rout'' In Brow making,
having one mealier for the s1x town- urare.t
where 'hey ll -,'.g,' 24In1.. Moot who bars
worked et dressmaking to who like (Inning
preferred. Please do not e r dll
y mikes you can
devote your whole time. Address
Tint Mammy.
Unuttered Thoughts.
\Vindlg-Say, i understood you told
Knox theft 1.wasa liar. .
' Minim •-- Ton have been 'Mein -
formed, old than. That is one of any
thoughts 1 have 'neve•r pot into words.
A woman a euruosly 11 exceeded
only by that of a man who says he
hasn't nay.
It's as easy to make motley as it ia
to unmake yuursell while making it.
LIPPI N COTT'S
MONTHLY MAGAZINE
A FAMILY LIBRARY
The Best In Current Literature
12 COMPLETC NOVELS YEARty
MANY SHORT STORIES AND
PAPERS ON TIMELY TOPICS
52.150 PER Yaws'; 25 cis. a co.v
'NO CONTINUED STORIES
tstAr retNae(0 COMPLETE CN ITSELr
j
SEE THE .11141
1 New Cutters
at Kax's
\Inde Ly the p elehrotteol Apr
McLaughlin
Company ,:
1
"Only One Grade.
and 1 hat The Hest.
:a imiliss>•
1 Irate pea received a ship-
ment of these fine Cutlets and
invite anyone interested to call
nod see, them. ,
PRICES RIGHT
WM. KNOX
1 ''i. Newgate
and }lawillou ttrrets
GODERICII
mt>_■111111•1rlgmglr11100
1
Oh, Say
Did you see the dandy
CUTTERS at Bob
Wilson's, warerooms
on Hamilton street.
Be has the best collect' of
('OLIC!n that ever came Ln town.
No matter what Nt yle you Want
oe tenet price, they arc there.
lie hoe thein from) .
$5.00 up to $50.00
Call .and Have a Look
1(11'N•I1'.. HO/ is always gbui to
see )-011. 11 yrm4lon't wentally-
thing in his line, maybe you
have friends who do. He is vole
agent for
MCCORMICK MACHINES,
GRAY CUTTERS. BUGGIES,
FLEURY andPERRIN PLOWS
ROBERT WILSON
GODERiCII, ON f .
A Newspaper Bargain
II
A Good -fitting
Well -tailored
Suit or ..ILb,br
Overcoat
IBde (eo 70ur /IA) 1 from new-
est cloths n1)111,1 .44441 Iig)iL•_e
weights, 8t
DUNLOP'S
CLOTNI\G -EMPORIUM',
WEST STREET. •
i iln'Sllrte,144, THE SIGNAL ••r ,
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Ia
EMBALMER1„I
ANO
(FUNERAL DIRECTOR:
Euro ore 1(4411 1'ndertakiug war•NNaua,
'4Vr.t side Square.
' 1'111N i:a1: 7I rue 1"lGs li.Nlerh•li
71;7:atilt
Night ('4114: Al r•*idnn,e, nor. 1'ambrla
410g1 1.11111 an.l \nls,m '.,,•
J. BROPIIEY & SON
t 7 -1 MP LEAUINO -e %.
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orden carlutty .tteno.4 to a1 a0
Yours, ,Igbt et day
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PHONE 15 OR 24
W,U'Ohouse ('cr. tte-t
1)lu:u
you want 1 artd Yatdn/ 1 so-ett art
,
TUE HEST at hook \SV caro
COA
ALL KINDS OF COAL
ALWAYS O N HAND
t?AII t u.l Weighed on the market .tales,
where you get t.uln ler. tar a tun.
WM. LEE.
order. tern ,.1 (-. 1 . L):hT+ iianlw.ro MAWS
stet side Square. vrumuny attended to.
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GUNDRY BROS.
Livery, back
AN
'Bus Stables
GOOD HORSES
CARRIAGES
PHAETONS
-It RC., AT -
REASONABLE,
-R A. EES -
.r
L
Well -appointee
Hacks and reli-
able drivers in
chnrgo of*the
'Buses, which will
meet all train r
and lite awhoats
ALL CALLS ATTENDED TO
I'RD.MPTLY FROM HOTELS
AND i'RIVATEXOUSEs
GUNDRY BROS.
SUUTtt STREET ('HUNK FIFTY
SYNOPSIS Op.
Canadian Northwest
Homestead Regulations.
Any et en anrnbrtwl *rrtlrm of Dominion
land.
ha Manitoba Smakatrheaen and Alberta,
ever1"imp a end At not reserved. nay he hone•
t r eel
by any pe•rom who to bo .et. head Oa
fatally, or any male over IR year+ of ape to the
extent of ono -garner suction of PM acres, more
04 loot.
Application for entry must be made In portion
by 1M!wpl'II,',. t rit lhamlnorn Land. Ammer
or Sph-ageu(y for the district in which the land
la alt44ate. Entry by proxy may, however, be
made at an Agency np certain conditions by
the father. mother, sou, daughter, brother or
.i.ter of an Mending homeeteador.
The homeema 1. required to perform the
hmno•tead dull under one of the following
plans:
111 At least six month.' residence upon and
eultt"stlon of the land in each year fur three
year..
181 A hnmesh'ader limy, If he to dealers, per-
form the required m.1Arn'r duties by Ilving m
farming inletowned solely by him, not nee than
right y trimmers In extent. ih the vicinity of his
hmne+lead. Joint ownership In land will not
meet this requirement.
Oa lithe father for met her, If the father lode
ceased, of a homesteader hem permanent rest'
deuce on fanning land owned ankle by him,
not less. than eighty tom acre+ in extent, In the
1 trinity rJ the hmnesteed. or upon a homestead
mitered for by him 1n the vicinity, such bome-
eteader may perform Ma own rwjdence dut leo
by Iry Ing s ltb the tether rot mother.
pp 'the term "vlri1f047' to the two peenedln
porngtwpbs 1. evened ea mMninngR nouroer
then nine miles Ina Miser line. exelu.i) r of the
width of rend atbwau•es eroi.M to the
meuur.ment.
IP A homesteader Iatal1Alng to perform M„
rcetdenlraiittre le Accordion. w 4th th.• aimed
while II ng with parent. or on farming I.n
own.sl by blm.elf nodal rrotify the spent for the
dMlriet of 'tech intention.
Sit month.' notice In writing must be Oren
``n the ('nmmtselnner of ttanintow Loads at
Mises of Intention to apply for patent.
W. W. CORY.
Drpnty of the 3linioer of't1N lsierlo.
N.k - 1 ea.rhodgel euhllehtfoo of tide ad•
wtrUeearent will not he peed tor.
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