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SIGNAL . GUDEBICH : ONTARIO
ad District Newfi
Item L*. Oaten. of Brussels, is need
*ay up with attack of typhoid fever.
Thomas Sheens, formerly Reeve et
i�Ynt1r{i 11I+w a. 4ek. is seriously i„ from a stoke
of raw
NI ad the
la W $seInsley
BEWARE
OF
IMITA-
TIONS.
A. Aldred, of Fordwicb, has dis-
•of his prupsety there aid in-
tends leaving for Elegised.
Mary Jana Lakes wife of F. W.
Wriest, of Turnberry, died on the
15th inst... aged sixty years.
Alexander McPhail. • former resi-
dent of Wingbam died at Saginaw,
Mich., aged t arty -four years.
kaadsome
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ride. new
d Turkey
and Moe
free from
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bed Hand-
. Se
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littera! in
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1E SIGNAL
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SOLD ON
THE
MERITS ge
lNNW'S
BO KBI N DIN G
MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS and
LIBRARIES
bound or repai!ed•
sip Lt; -I rsRING
on LEATHER 000DS
.ter ataded L
ro ou epi&e
make 11 RIG.. AL God.oiem.
A. E. TAYLOR.. STWATTOB.D
59c
`weaters.
at far.
7� with
ny beat at
s 45c
Milian. all
k Clear -
Square
MEDICAL
DA W. F. tiALLOW. IL B.
Ullor end notelet's& hada Uli� ti./slaa. iidead'a7 SAW
Mrs. C. N. Griffin. of W ingbam,
slipped and fell un the ice. tweaking a
thigh -boor, •td is now in the hospi-
tal
g Mr and Mrs. Patrick McGee, of
Wbalru. recently celebrated the
tweets fifth anniversary of their wed-
ding.
Mrs. Horgan, eldret daughter of the
late George Dorrrnoe, of McKillop.
died recently at lagersull in her sixty-
first year.
Hen.y Mae, of Crediton, died on
Thursday. 13th inst.. in bis seventy-
ninth year. Hs leaves a widow aid
eight children.
Thirteen letter boxer have been
placed in pori ti an on the streeta of
Wise:one sod ore now in use for the
collection of mail matter.
Mr.. (Dr.) Seller,. of Hensel). was in
a e iciest ouodeioo Ia.t week from an
internal benne rt age. At latest re-
port bbe was bomewbat improved.
Jacob Owes, a former reeideot of
Hay township. died in Michigan in his
seventy-fifth year. A large number
of his relatives reside in tbs. county.
John Sangster, cd Brus-els, and Mw
Edith M.bittao, of l'lefford, were log hoth side. of the road when bring
united so marriage on Wrdnrtday of overtaken or met by a vehicle. The
/eat •-eek. Tory will male these bonne driver is not given a chance to turn
out. whereas d tbey all turned to the
Murray Wilson, of Turnberry. re- oar side the driver could guide bis
Mleeretiv. rl •meas 111.i mats i 4,
They lied lived together on the tee
o' o---- i- d rebores for many years.
Mem Pyires wee sixty-seven years of
sea.
A Felten Tried .
A boy adeedi.g the Wiegbase bid
school placed • beg braes tack on tL
teat of another boy as a*lotto"
W illbass Hinchelifte. the subject of tie
*joke." placed his knee on the seethed
the tact prostrated to iia lull length,
easing
it wound which soon beams
inflamed •tad developed svuiptotms of
blood-poiwoirg. At latest &apostate
the wound was showing unproveeaset,
but the result of the thou lit eas trick
mlgbt have been very sersouf.
Accident at Samfortk.
Seaford' expositor : Miss Claes-
ney met with a very painful accident
on Thursday afternoon of last weer.
Mies Chesney. with • emptier of other
ladies, was ter urning from the induc-
tion service. in kgwoudv,lis church.
They were wading un the roadway
and bring overtaken by a delivery
sleigh rime of the 1 idles went w one
side 0t the road and slime to (be other.
Miss Chesney, uofort,un.tely. did not
get tar enough out 0t the road and the
was struck by t be shaft of the vehicle
and knotted down, the swab passing
over her. Besides beteg badly *wooed
the bad her as w fractured close lu the
shoulder. She was conveyed ' o the
home of Mr. and Mra G. M. Chesney
and medical aid procured. and t be
fractured limb dressed. Her many
friends will be pleased to learn that
the is getting &lung favorsbty and
although she will likely he disabled fur
eooeiderable Uwe, it is hoped rhe has
suffered no permanent disablement.
People in walking on a road on which
bores vehicles travel always make a
great mistake in dividing and occupy -
Y Ithametban of t1s fete
Uric Acid left is Meths'
ssd
y see er.ed kidssya
Wee aloes the ease
rake Sandra ghees the
reposer lbs lembead, amid
amen the dei se tee
aide of the w The
same is fee masses is ma
wbaessti _ i sresed
Kidney& The core i• res•
wino lbs same-
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
at . liruieels.
d toasty
ll'UR>'Ii,KB„EYE, R,R eel 'veld w•,rd hem work of the death of vehicle so as to avoid collision with
to,ertroes iheaaa crave Ilea.. ata itis brother Stream t. at Mrrr•yfield. the foo: pieeeugrrs. eeben bring
Iweleeeswic •ad aril Ines tats. Sark. The remains were brought to overtaken by a vehicleuu for highway
awe %eel_thar. Sm.rad7twat Beretta' Wst ham for interment. if people would turn out to for bit
Sao equate. •rd bloweeid ayom flumoual. i.dI
taste..l
nausea. tens, re:i M &Lyrics �raweL Andersen Denman have sold their ride and when /steeling our., espec y
y�sa, uiywte Kress Church. Hoe.n r lusty busineio. at Brussels to Alex. a cutter, if they would turn out w the
res ilio. 1e, r r. a.. 7 1°1°- d Tebvdtor Andel stat. a former owner, and his right ride of br r•.ad. &ccidents would
c. blether Jame+, who ba, been a vet- not be so numer0Yts
LEGAL — - erinery rnrgesee at Tavistock.
$DaeWedmeiceiy, I2th iist..:51 Wcind SORES FROM ELBOW
t1FWT. HAYS & KILLUR- ham. Rev. ('. W B-.ker united in mat- ERS.
Iberrr.ien� sudtara, notaries public. riwge NI nem Minnie K.dd.. daughter of
1mir a th a LaeYrroe t Dort- eta- Pnvatr Ilrury Rodai, and Alvey Nelson Amy. Zam-Buk Worked a Miracle of He lieg—
i is ward at Nw c miss d we...t.
�k �t ea H, a praprrcrurycwng farmer of Uut{.wrk, i R Gentleman Fatly Corrob-
NeXteWT L ( K t' HAIe. J. L. Bask- .1
TO F1NG-
ttMfdtWt� H tieyno{i(. fare, of Ilse acre. on ernes.
ti..ADIE.RO 1 . Y. C.. RR
AKID-
TOL armee star dahlia udoe•-
Olso . Gedenetu reseed dear train
ewe
,
tAftttOW, LL .B.. 13A1(-
Itlalu,, s,t..e-rcr, wanness, Gees-
Sru f w Arca et Wens ream, La. JOHNSTON. B,LRR18T11R.
nub- .mss temr. weer, Bomar:
sentwtenwt. Osrmica►.
AUCTION:1UL —� tea died tb h p gal at Dauphin marc tele tread .a�rr after srlve, and
BIAS (i1D1r T Men., after a sbcri tr Pero- lotion after helico : but it wan of o0
AV(.'lMlta� t He web deity -two rears of a s
the Std coecewi:re of Hay township Mies Kate L. Du:livrr. of Caledonia.
hae tree sold to John. Trirtner. of Queer's Co.. N.- fi.. save : "I must add
Supt -n, tor the sum of *M1,44L. Mr. I my testimony to the valor of Ztm-
Ka-youlds iutrnda going. 1Weet in the" Bek. Ulcers and pores broke out
spring. Tore my armye and although 1 tried
Mrs. Jot.. Guinan. of Mount Carmel. to bol them by want; various prep -
(Led on Fri Jay, 141h inst., after an I litat.iuit. nothing seemed to do we any
operation in St J iwpn s hosni'.ai. g'o'd. The pore"'' strived until from
Lord„n. Sbe leaves ber nuehand and Angers to elbow etas one Maes of
a fleetly .•f three woe and three ulevratiml.
daugbten. "1 bad tire different dt.ctcrrc, and
John Burges'• a former Winerham faitbfµlly f •nirJ out their ioruvc-
,y. i in a oar teou�t1 drank pint after pint of biped
menta. c 1.
iaetaosotsea. by moil wtfr. Hes mother and two sisters live „Me father then took me thirty
tW. ,.r as r ma- at Wingham. Vie, to ern •well-known doctor. He
ren Its tis.asaasw ia4i.aita. its Mr*. Thomas Rogerson, of Morris pbotograpbed the arm and hand.
townshipdied on Tuesday. beth Inst-. The phot,brraph was sent to a New
York hospital to the 'specialist : but
_ mar 6
they sent word they could do nothing
further for me, sod I was in despair.
"One day a friend asked me it 1 bad
tried Zam-Buk. 1 said I had not, but
1 got • box tight away. Tbe first box
did me more good than all the
medicine 1 had tried up to that time,
so I continued the treatment. Every
box healed the sores more and more
until, to make • long story abort. Zam-
Buk healed all the wounds completely.
Everybody in tbis place knows of my
case. and that it u Tani-Buk alone
which cured Me. -
M inlayer onrroorae Tbr Her. W.
B. M. Parker. of Calbdoni&. Mew, Dole -
vet Is tuinister. writes : ••This is to
certify that the testiwontial of Misr
Dollirer is correct as far as my knowl-
edge goes. i have known bee for s
year &oda half. and her cure effected
by -Lem-But i. remarkable
Wberever there is ulceration. blood -
poison, sores, cold cracks. .Oroesees.
-lits. torn*, bruise. injury
or disease. [beer lam-Buk sbould be
applied. it is also a sure cure for
piles. All dtsggista sod atnr'ea sell
at 50c per Mx, or post-free teem Zane
Bok 00.. Toronto. for price. Refuse
cheap aid harmful imitations and sub-
stitute•.
WAIS. ETC.
from so attack of bemor, hage of the
n. Sbe is survived by her ut ,
a von and wren daughter'. She was
born in Morris tortnehip.
Adam Morton, father of J. A. Mor-
ton. barrister. of Wingham, died at
Brampton on the 19th Inst., in bis
eighty-seventh year. Mr. Morton t.be
elder was a reboot teacher in Peel
county for many years.
Word bas been received at Wing -
ham of the death at Faitdale. North
Dakota, of George Dac•idcoc. trotber
of Jolla. W. H. and Isaac Davidson.
of Wingless. The deorared was a
resident of Wingham many years
etre
The 100 -acre tartn of Walter L.
Breckenridge. 1st line of Morris. bas
�ui10 PRIVATE FUNDS TO
V W ran. Awl► be It u. c-
o.rn.iet. naabtnea steal. ta.ta.nni.
11'.1. 1i1atiatT$OA .
11 DIBQIVNCIL tOK? T.
tea lit LoiT,u : !sten► Comedian and
inn.ar.
acmes i, Swale nee lbaQuotis�s t is
err : lime twos des east send tiwarYte•
.,wwast.aw.. mans& se Maces, keg.
Recuse lir s,cawm Lower.: Itis C.t .
f Meed anA tips &aiet.Usm/mai.
1tYa .: re.idaeta>. serseease wets[ al Vie -
MIL era rL let r • streets. Pbws t> .
I(Mlly N. CIIAR4IlD, LIF1PFIRK
J ..w wooed[ mos eras. Awa[ et brim
mama era .[.ark oespara taseraaes u a+
tree asst.,.• lie ran. crass and at sweet rsi an
to rt limine. 4oneat sea Area nal Mourn
.sdr,,,. J. M. t.IL.]tHlr. useania, acre bees sold to Robert Messier. d the
faeteru .w. 9orth boundary. for $4.2i'. Mr.
ltctlt. he .lttrivAL F1itit lA
rE e t n A A (Y c 0. -vert• ass land
~naw �. llahroab, Plea., destrirta P.O..
ha 1 maaaiq. % tenets.... bads'&+• k u..
near. ► tram iso. -loss- Se•imta P. u
lwtusav- Ii. P. *confer. oesiebe : Jibs
:I.6assa w ,roan., . M stream MM. Ueentasar.
to tietas..rq aa..a.... - Janda aaaa
saaw : Jean N sats aleiissi t : Mabdw
eek sea bruited
Armoire . J. M. les, islssw1OI : 1L ibmleb.
Miller e . N-ittrm_ tleaasr. Kedaeta : LL
tawaa, . carnes,+. true ranee arra seat pay
tsarawaia o M art cher sages
LI. beers$ . (.7sintec nosiest. oras a
a tett. • owe iaserw ease& IMemtse
uAllAl•GE LICENSES
WALL hit K. 1i1iLLT. J. P..
(xxiltelc;tl. Wtt.
MILER Or MAa ILIAGE laCl171ei
SLIMS MISR a_
t� epWOOL RAMR110111801n
oseteews .mals ediertsbe.
Eh osorldw.
Forty years ID Nie, 20
years the standard, pre-
scribed and recommended
by physicians. For Wo-
man's Ailments, Dr. Mar -
W's Female Pails, at your
d1'U it g i %t.
teoridge and bis mother will
q.baWy take up tesideuee in \\ing-
Kacbardson k Rae. c -f Wingham.
have diepueed of their bardwsre busi-
ness. the purrbaser bring J. Ib. Ric.,
brother of one of the members of the
Arm. Messrs. Ricbard.oe & Rae have
purchased w bardware business at in-
giersolL
smemismii
Brophey Bros.
a-duD113111�
Tbe Leaks
Fain/ 810sams
as4 Embalmers
le di h. woeale
Tbe old salt works building at Brvs-
.ds is being dismhaitled. It roue-
ttassced operations be the year 1!181.
Mine built and opersted for years by
the Late R.C. Rogers. Coleman Bros..
d feeetorde. succeeded as proprietor*.
and (bey in tarn were mooseded by
liieaedord Bras.. of Chown.
Inst work mention was made in this
_Isms of the Ate whets destroyed
the house a Alez.Moothe
easeeeeion epbew.of Mr.
Ilarvisaa, who was orriousty ill at the
time, was taken from the building just
Wore it collapsed. He wee takes to
the bolas d bis nephew. Steve Mor'i-
soa wbeve be deed on Monday. 17th
het_ Be was in his sieedetb year.
Hugh McMartin pawed sway at his
hams at He.sall of Monday d Inst
week. in the eigbtyloer b year d his
He was bon is Qusbse. but
i.
early life moved with his pareota to
T.etsremitb. Bit leereid the trade et
sbormakteg sad worked ort k for sss y
years at Jke..r a sad Wiegbam. The
last ten veer. be had lined at _asst}
The romaine were take to Bewsss�.
dor at
• pretty Mule welding wen vele
Walentsip
Wed-
nesday.
. etireaa” Ilii whew l
0aei1 McLe d. d fader, wee emitted
▪ wrviegs to Mem Yah Jerson Me-
te daughter rd Mrs McLee.h td
t„wWeiip Ti. e,gr s, ws'
Mse1br_ad by Kew. A. W. How t
Arias& Oa Wale news bow the
wedging u varlet oaf we
roes
be Easter.
T1s
1164 weak.
Wathwe r Oses4 Theme ybytae M. `S fist
&aye et web sew
dam rieewe
The school poop ulatios1hetwetnAvear.f
eiiteesi for Huron was letV1. Gode-
rich reporting 770 and t'boron 35t
Teachers numbered 140. 0 1J6 miner;
and toorteen females. The highest
salerye paid was in , Gsodericb, and
was - i : the lowest that year ,1if11 ,
was fCt4. Tbe county had 141 school
houses, or ten trick. twenty-four
frame. 107 log. Of the 1111 *reboots,
14Ci were opened lied closed with
prayer. and in 112 the Scriptures wets
read.
The superintendent 1 schools in
,15(t( for Turn berry. Grey and Howirk
was Rec. W. C. 1 cunt, of Morr•is-
bank, and for Aehfie:d, Colborne.
('raclerieb. Hallett, Morris. Stanley,
Tuck email, It and \Waaauoah, John
Navin, of Godericb.
Tbe'total population f the county
in 1Fttti wrr 51.1154: M,o-r,. reported
2,343: Turnherrv. 1.Jib4 : \\'awaoosb,
3,151: Howi�•k, 2.252. 1'u, total valor
of live stock in the county was then
41.41141.5; 4.
The county judge was Kobe,.
mutt clerk, Hugh • John.toa Cr-
The
of county. H. Gibbons. of (rode-
ricb : county teeawuser, A. M. Roes
registrar, Jots Galt: c.wnty eoenril
clerk. D. H. Richie, of Bel Reid : ober-
iff. John McDonald. -
Morris., township was surveyed in
1(44(1 and reed ii troll lo lrbs't !i,5(
acres had been taken up in Tareberrv.
and the populates of the towestep
was 1,21t4. In 18.10., only- 4501 ;acres
were reported under cultivation in the
whole of \Wawaoo.h, lint in Pell
there were 12.708 acres cultivated. in
1812. the population of Waw•nneh
(comprising east and a -r1 was ;'y •
n:
FIFTY YEARS AGO.
Facia sed Figures of Early
sere. Cees ty.
wades. Ad row
Tbe editor Col The Advance has in is%
pos.easioe • email. old directory bf
Huron' county. published in 198 oe
fifty years ago. Tbiakisg that it
Infgbt be of Interest to his readers;
tbs editor. beton" be vacate the chair
wbicb be has recopied for
years, gives. 'herewith. a little of the
damnation gleaned from his early
source, hoping it will recall rnsmories
of ibex', hod interest both young
an]
The Harron reset was ezplervd in
WV. la idesrable Kese were =rased
b acrd two
Deers Voss m the whole tract. The
naerashi d Ottibors., Oada,tiab, Hel-
lat$. >fiey. �po�► T we . Valions•�y.
�p�rret 0 this extensive tract. 1e lit.
boder'ea township (which inlay bare
included out primed prosperous
Bounty towel only bed JE iehabiteeta
and a mall was colied twice a .reek
from (;toderieb to Gwdph. Is IMI
the Cae.sda Co. beet a recall denen.r
at Ooderiek. bet no aseeust of a ehst4
bar i. tb. Maithrad the bubo weft
eodl ret get riot d the river diet
..ear. and bar nee �how OS toThe swot, blew te ��
by We Wiser 4 ander roes ssloota
wee estaki _a, woe h lilt the
WM esetietog
i ltt.d.sl.. frtarr noun a sf' t..sb-
▪ g„a.s.3'�iiiat. � est
.ester
der the wee
Days is
owl.nrt —
ne years later it was
in ls6t Bltevele rel, •e ted 'a saw-
mill. grist milt. tatbe ani •'abinet fac-
tory. thine stores, two t.laeistuitbs,
one carriage *bop. four shoe stops.
two tailors. ' Religious .x-r'.ir+a were •
held be- Presbyterian. Primitive
Methodists. Wesleyan M-•t.bodist*.
Congregationaaiets and Bible Christ-
iana. The Presbyterian church was
build in IE+. , met 54$i,: pastor. Rev.
Hattie. The Metbodrst ebitrcb was
built but not finished ie 18tri : Rev. R.
Paul pastor. John Messer Was -post-
master. and the village had • mail
tone tames a week.
Wingbaw postnffice was established
in 1461: mail three times a week front
Clinton. and weekly from Zetland and
Teeswater. E. Foley" was the first
postmaster. and if we. are correctly in-
formed. the lxoatofb,.e was situated
near John Anslev's residence on the
road to Whitecburrh. In 1 the
amount of rt)Mmi.penn aid allowance
for stationery for Wingham postoftice
wan 1R98.23. Tbe foltuwing wee the
directory of residents is Wingham
fifty years ago. or in 1'fB :
Mark and Finlay Bailey. tannery :
John Baven. framer : J. W. Bowman.
merchant oommireioner tierce .'s
Beech : J.mes B, Dots. tailor : David
Campbell. teamster : Thomas Car -
ruttier. blackemith : Juba Casser. tail
sawyer : William Ceres -re. carpen-
ter and joiner : John Cooper. Laborer :
Mrs. Cooper : Thomas Coserblin, shoe
maker : Wm. Fairweatber. shoe -
shop : Edward Farley. trader : Archi-
bald Fisher. mar -eget' d Wenetia n
sawmill*: Jobe Fiber. are. gemtle-
mao: Jobe rushee jr.. carpenter and
builder : Kdwerd Foley. general mer-
chant : Donald Frazer. St. George.
general store, auctioneer for Huron
and Bruce : J. H. Garner, M. D. phy-
sician. oetrgeo.. etc., boards at 's itsg-
bane hotel: George Neese. butcher
stoop: Taos. Gregory. sawmifl: John
Gray. bossier Weirton) hotel : Joseph
Hicks. laborer: Wm. Jobssu.n. car-
penter sad joi.er : Brew Kam.
Iambs piker: Jas. Kerr. sboemakee:
King Rilliam hotel. Thos. Corny*
proprietor : Jas. Knight. carpenter
and framer: Wee West., tamest
Robe- Lithe. genera mereltant : Thea
Lose slurry : Albert Luxford. car-
penter and jos oar : — Me 1 bonald.
gentleman : Ioeblin McDonald. .t`
cheat : Jame McLeoeis.. sawyer :
Jobe dieser. cabinet maker : Rommel
Nevrbo it. laborer : Stephen Newlove.
laborer: Joeepb Roden. vbaetnaker:
Isibe Rutherford. heed sawyer d
W Ingham mill* . Robert ftuigley.
wagon maker.
ncCalI's
Patterns
D.MILLARuSON
Perri
GIs
few ipring
,ire .4rriving Sail!{
:Ike ife� , Wash ?dtateriali
The most complete stock of Fashionable Waah
Materials we have ever bad the pleasure W biros.
First and toresiost, Anderson's Scotto Zephyrs in
plaits colors. checks. stripes Lad fancy weaves,
colon absolutely fat. The new bordered Zephyrs
are very stylish. Thede celebrated Giogbarns and
Zepbyis fawn lege to 23e a yard.
9rints
The beet quality Prints are here in all crkes
nod design.-. Hundreds of patterns to selectfrc.m.
lollies guaranteed absolutely fart. per yard 12iie.
Farr Rations.
Plain Corduroys and Bec:ford Cords.
Figured Vesting,.
Fancy Voiles and Marquisettes.
Reims and Shantung Linens.
Galateas and Uniform Cloths.
,few grebe'eods and thuitingd
Tbe new Dress Materials and Suitings shown
this beanie surpass any former sbuwiog for
beauty. variety and quality.
New \Whipcords and Serges in all the new
colors.
Special value in heavy English Suiting Serge,
in black and navy only, 50 inches wide, $1.00 a
yard.
The new Teviot Suiting. in all the wanted
colors. Special 7:,c • yard.
White Materials will be much in demand this
bream for smart Suits and separate Coats. We
have an exceptionally choice ►bowing of these
groat.
White Serges. etc, :5c and Sleet a yard.
White \T biperds, Zee to 51.50 a yard.
White Cashmeres. Albatross, Lustre. and
Sicilians.
Fee our spt tial showing of the new dihteriala
at 50c a yard.
Mc{':ill's Patterns and Publications fur Marek
Wow in Week.
_Millar's Scotch Store
COWAN'S
PERFECTION
frog .+lar.aalttloi/ at iii. Its► lila snalw Altar
ten 1M Nth •
COCOA
Covran's seers to hit the
right spot. It is a great
foc,d for husky young at--
letes : satisfies the appetite :
easy to digest: and delicious
PO TM USE
cowArs
COCOA ?
5
Ladies and Gents Slippers
Boys. and Girls. Skating Shoes
Ladies. and Gents Skating Shoes
Boys and Girls' Slippers
Bootees for the Baby.
Overt thing in beautiful. (vital and eervieeaiie Footwear.
Styles Right Prices Right
W. SHARMAN
Corner East St. and Square
ROYAL PURPLE
Stock & Poultry Specifics
7..ethead at that tern had a gesso
sawmill. two hotels ea! a teflon.; with
*hive"- pupils. L. J. Breve was post-
■wter, sad it bad a tri -weekly mast.
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DON'T
HANG ON TO THAT COLD ANY LONGER
WHEN YOU KNOW THAT
Na=deli=co Syrup of Linseed, Licorice
and Chlorodyne
IS A: CERTAIN CURE FOR COUGHS,
COLDS AND BRONCHIAL IRRITATION
F. J. BUTLAND
"Tbe Store Tilt Pieaees- Gdvsri tJ.tarsa
TRANSCONA
A GREAT CITY IN THE MAKING
Traneoone will be on. of the greatest railway
centras of the West. The feraod Trunk Pacific has
tare .bops located there. the Canadian Pacific
Railway has established immense freight yards. and
it has been pereistentiv rumpled that the Canadian
Northern Railway will move their entire shop from
Fort Rouge to Teaspoons-
Transmute's fwtere as . nianufact.uring city. as
well as a milwa Deet re, is ap•urtd, and several large
bad wit ries are y established. requiring a image
number of mew
PROPERTY WILL DOUBLE IN VALUE
many times over in the text two years. and there
are big profits for the investor who buys today
We have a oumbev Of lots to sea at Tisnsax►a
sad renes them very d vatetage•ou. teres to Gado.
rich purchasers.
Write tor our booklet. white tells all skeet
Tia 000na.j
Scott, Hill it Co. J. T. Goldthorpe
lee C wsie Late s.lifi'.g 00011111011Asset le
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