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IIVI NGHAM
BUSINESS
OOtLLEGE
le a If18b•grado Commoreh.1 Sohool,
Three Courses :
Commercial Stenography Telegraphy
Write G:EO, SPO'l"1'UN, Principal.
WANTED
One Hundred morn Young Melt and
wemen,wbo aro ambit:ono and ea.
N terprleipg, so qualify lu the
IRLLIOTT
&day
TORONTO, ONT.
for the many positions open to all is
those who aro tborougn.y prepared to ge
accept them, A els mouths oourse
in this o magCa means fora young mail ,
of the right kind, an ed80ationa1
equipment bettor than many trades
or proleesioue in money 'terming
power. 8ludenle admitted at oily A.
limo. 01r0tthtre free,
W. J. laLLIOTT, Principal. I3
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Con. YoN13 Ann Arus:cm:ma 'Pre.
913 C.1- 5 3--0.38 l ee.9't8)-eri Ekt
MEDICAL CARDS.
-Tali,. R. A. BURNS-
3DJuccossor to Dr. J. A. McNaughiou
11ra300133, Oladtrio
Graduate of Polyeliuto Post Graduate
School of Medicine sod Surgery, New York
Member of College of Physicians mud Sur-
geons of Ontario,
Olnoo and m01401100 Rama as formerlyoc-
oup,ed by Dr. MoNetughlou.
Diseases of 0011300u specialty.
Piton' No, 21.
BUSINESS CARDS.
Wkl• MoORAOXNN—
• Ismer of Marriage Lioenaee, Of.
hoe 01 Grooery, Turnborry 011313,1, Brutaols.
C. O. F.
Court Princess Alexandria, No.04, 0, 0, 13.,
B teasels, meets In their Lodge Room, Blas -
11111 Stook, on the kid and last Tuesdays 01
'AMA month, at 13 o'clock. Visiting brethren
always welcome. JA8. BII1B0Lee, C.R.
A. D. Mk;LLIOU, 1i. 8.
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON. ONT.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM:
188011.10x,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
1-1 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
• son, will Bell for better Prices, to
better men, In loon limo and lees charges
than any other Auottonoer in Mast Heron or
he won't obarge anything. Datoe and orders
can always be arranged at this onion or by
personal application,
ROBT. H. GARNiSS
BLUEVALE — ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terms reasonable. Sales arranged fo,
• at tho of600 of Tait P000, Brunets, 2211
VETERINARY.
A. CUNNINGHAM—
.. Honor Graduate of the (Mario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all die
eases of domesticated animals .10 a oompot-
eat manner. Portinelar attention paid to
Veterinary Deutlotry and Milk Fever Oa133,
promptly attended to. Office andlcdrmary
—Pour doore North of bridge, Tnrnborry at„
Brnseele,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
A B. MACDONALD—
•Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Rte.
buccaneer to G. P. Blair. Moe over Btau-
dard Bank, Brussels. Solioitor for Metro-
politan Back,
VM. SINCLAIR—
• Barrister, Solioitor, i0ouveyaneer,
Notary'Publio, &o. Ofeee—Stewart's Stook
1 door North of Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the Standard Bank.
ptiOUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR—
BARRISTERS IIBLIOCI17T0, NOTARIES
W. Ploonsoom, II. 0. R. 0, Hese
G. F. Blunt.
'Mace—Those formerly mounted by Molars
Oamer031 & Holt,
Go081I00, 0NT1.nro.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. PEI'LD.
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Sergeant] of Ontario and Firtt•olaoe Honor
Graduate of Toronto University. OMee
next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery,
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Tine Pon,
Brn300l0, Ont.
RItstri.Ct
131 s' tits.
Albert Wilford left for Tirooto caber.
be will take a mune in a Mishear' 0031ege•
Hugh and Mrs, McQuarrio spent tin
festive holiday° in T, anteater with rho"
d.nghter, Mrs. A. M, Babb. Mr. 570
Quante is cow able to get around with
the aid of crutches,
Our staff of metiers outdate of ;—
John Hartley, priuoipal ; Mies Annie
Hamilton, flret ae030ta11t ; Mies W. E
rbompeon, second assistant, and 11130
Georgina Murray, third add 11311101.
Miss Sarah Bentley and Jame° Dudds
two employees who have 00011 long Der
viae with Masers. MoKinuou & Oo., were
ea031reuented b Y Mr.. tkloKsnuou with. s
p
oheok for $40 in recognition of their long
and faithful ebrvioe.
Isaac Brown has sold hie Eureka
agment blook machine; wbioh be par•
03100031 from .VMBntre, MoNalley & Plum
roar three years ago, to a gentleman at
Dashwood. He retains p000000ion of the
maohine until the first of June next.
orrle.
Amos Doan 1108 been given the rink for
this Winter.
The high wind on Wednesday of last
week blew the front off the old building
next to the butcher shop.
Polioo Trustees were elected in Gorrie
as follows :—Hamilton, 58 • H0mmoon,
54 ; Irwin, 52 ; i010Lnughlin 46.
J. S. Found, the genial and ebtigiva
agent o[ the 0. P. R, who has been bare
for the past 13 years, reoe,ved word thad.
be had been appointed ogeut at Fergus,
Mime Amelia Howard, who hao been
living in Brockville for soma time past
where 'ho baa a (emotive position, is
spending her vacation at the home of her
mother, Mee. Howard, at Orange Hill.
Court Game, No. 67 0. 0. I', hat.
elected the !allowing officers for 1906 •-
0. R., James Armetroo„ ; V. 0. R., Subs.
Wnllaoe ; 15. S„ John Hemmed ; F. H..
Geo, M. Walker ; Trrao., W. 13. Litt :
Chap,, Albert E. Vanetone ; S. M„ Tithe.
Sradno0lt ; J. A„ Wm, H1etie ; S. B ,
John Ardell ; J. B., Jae. King ; 0.
Phyoioian, Dr. L. Whitley ; 0oart Nep•
itch John Stewart.
TOE ROOT or NBUR,tLG10 READA(U8
I° an irritable 0°8310400 Of the name
orased by cold, Relief nomee quuokl,
:rant Nerviline, the great pain reliever of
4.0ay. "I o insider Nerviline a 10033031
'emedy for Neuralgia," writes Mrs. E. G.
Harris of Baltimore. But I never worry
f Nerviline is in the -house. A few
ppitoationo never yet failed to hill the
pain. I aan aleo reoommend Nerviline
'or eliffneoe, rheumatism and magentas
pains." In nee nearly fifty ye0re ; try
Nerviline yourself.
I7 ordwich.
Thos. Hussar, of Loudon, spent New
Year bete with hie brother at the par.
00uage.
W. G. Ward i0 the proudest 3000 in
town. Santa (Maus presented him with
a eon and heir.
We. Time. Littlejohn, of Cordell,
Mon„ i0 visiting her parents and ,friends
in the vicinity of Newbridge.
Charles MoLaughtin has sold his
residence and park lot of six acres to
Mr. Kent, We undoretand the Woe is
about 9700.
Geo, oud Mra Faulkner are spending
a ptrt, f their bottom ion with her father,
J. Heuusbergioo the 9th eon. Mia. Faulk
aerie an old Fordwioh girl,
The smokestack of the furniture factory
wag blown down on•Friday night Deo
29th and was badly damaged. The roof
of the factory was slightly injured.
L. B.00013 has purchased a drug store
in the thriving village of Tara. He sae
bad oousiderable experienoe 131 that
bushiest and no doubt will make a
r0°oee0 of ib.
Solool re opened on Wednesday with a
good attendance in both depertronte,
H. R. Long, of Benmiller, in 'Marge of
'he senior department and Mies Road.
bonne the junior,
Sbme !tattle belonging to Olelland
Bros. rsoill1
broke into where they had
heir !Mopped grain sored and go
nu
overdose of it. Two of them died but
he other recovered.
S, Johnston 31ae handed in his re0ig
Police 3,1
nation 00 Po 3 Trust a. any e of our
,1d Mumma regret Olathe has done 0o rte
he has been faithful in the dioohaego 0,
hie duties. Another nomination will be
r100ee04try.
The members of A. Robinneola Bible
erase of the Methodist. Sanday Sebool
4greeebly surprised that gentleman on
New Yoar'o day by waiting ou him and
preoening 11imwlth a lino watch bbain
and an address.
A. J. Lowtok, of Brum:els hao rented
the Fordwlah dent Mill for a term of
'hree years and took .puaaesaion boat
:seek. Mr, Lowiok is an exporieneed
miller, having spent 25 years at the
11n01ne00, IIs hag retained the 4ervi000
of W. McLeod.
The Newbridge Choir was very
p'eatantsy entertained at the p110m,nge
n 0, remit evening. The evening wad
013011 in motel luteroonite, mn030, and
gamer, after whinh n dainty limit 3,410
eervttl by 11113, Hueaer.
(451lt0 wast.
Cray, Bernie ea Co, have bOneht the
Root and Shoe ei001t of W. J. Moore,
Adatn Max, tubo lately returner)
trent 311 Wedt,lhao beau in t+11714 (01 fair
pout week and may I0«3te here again,
,1.11n and Edwn1 11'nrne., vt Toronto,
were in town during the holidays seethe
their father, Time. Forboe, who a0ntiunee
vary low,
Robt. I5o'h. stop•eon of Mayor
tt t
Watson, son 1u<1graduateof t o 1
1 Llat wr
p
Selma, High i a
g , has pained 13,41 Oivi
i remit qualifying exemination0, IIB
•vrot0 ID London,
H. Medium, a well known eitiron
int one int the newly u'eeted Counoillore,
had a paralytio wolto, ilia right aide
0onsiderably uffeeted, but it is hoped
hat it may not prove serious and that be
will speedily recover.
Tbo now hotel at 4110 G, T. R. station
e now open and reedy for the a0oomm3i
nitron of the pubiio It is a floe tw...
.tory brink bili dnig, with 0orninadi3u
• unmet N. Stewart, latent tlstr,iltou, 1.•
in °berge 419 manager, and 10 On ex•
er01noed hotel man. Mee, Munnel,,
the owner, °coupiee a suite of rooms f0.
be hotel
J. S Goo has turned over the grooery
t p0riment of his stores to hie eon,
Howard Gee, who has had 01lurge or
'het eran0(1 for Borne time past, and eta
3e to a oopab'e young man he will no
oobtcontinue to do a gond bueinese
Mr, Geo will 0o0tinne the dry goods art,)
nota and shoes 410 before. limb
n orm] will be oarried on in the
331300nt mantle.
1011.11 ton .'
Robt. Welsh hem been an employee of
Clinton Council for the peat 17 years,
Al the recent Civil Service Examin•
tlinniu London, Mies Maggie Wideman,
'laughter of Ootleotor Wiseman, pulsed.
Quite a large vote was polled on Mou•
ay,
but sentiment wee strongly against
the Waterworks Bylaw, it being defeat.
ed by a majority of 15.1.
The debeuteree issued in eon0001100
with the Clinton Kuitti,g Co, loan, have
n0o n sold I by the he e3v
on to theWoodmen
uodmau
.1 the World et 44 per omit. interest.
Mro, J. 0. Steveusou, who left recently
:or Ottliforuia, owing bo the illness of her
brother at Alameda, received word of his
death while ohe was enroate to the West
Wilbur N. and Mra. Manning, (Sher.
uok-Mooning Organ Oo,, Loudon) former.
y of Clinton, ere 300010iug the 0ongrat.
10110110 of their friends over arrival of
. win girls.
The G. N. W. Telegraph offioe, which
-00 been in connection with Watt's More
or years, hao been removed to the store
f J. W. Irwin, and will atilt be in obaree
•1 the efficient operator, Miss Gilchrist.
A ineeting of representative etotik men
was held On the Council Chamber to take
reliminary ['tape toward holding a
wont), Lire Stook Fair in the Spring, on
.imilar tinea to thous held iu England
nod Bootland.
A eooial given by the ladies of the
buroh,10 the ob0ir and ol&oiala thereof,
was held in Wesley oburuh, lletreeh•
0101110 were abundantly served, after
ahloh a program of mune was rendered,
See. Mr. Manning toting as 011airmao.
Adv.tllage was taken of the occasion to
,1reseot S. T. and Mrs. &lurch, leader
and member of the choir teepootively,
With ,, mid ai ver tea service, in ratios -
moo 0f 131•'ir'servtoae. The present was
000mpanied by a suitable address by R.
. Mnn0ulg.
%V o1_ha rn.
Joe, Colley, V. S,, a former well
known townsman, now toasted at
Dauphin, Man., is vietting with old
(monde 30 Wiugham.
Master Peel, the yonng 001 of Rev.
A. E. Prior, formerly of Wingham, died
at hie home in Geneva, Ohio, Iasi week,
after a long illness,
ata special meeting of the Soboo
Board, Arob, Petersen was engaged as
°.retakor of the Bohool and also °are.
taker of the room in the old ohoreh.
The partnership existing between R.
Johnston & B. Ooobvaue ea marble deal
are in Wiugham has been dissolved.
Mr. Ooobrane will oon1rnne the business.
The Dawson property on Diagonal
street wee satisfactorily sold to Rev,
&1r. EU 13101111 Ioabo 41001 future it will
proba11431 be arranged for the 000npation
of two tenants.
Mr. Brower and family removed Inst
week to Uh0111am. His youngest eon
was taken ill and was oeuveyed to the
hospital in Chatham, as the family was
not settled in their new home.
Mr. Mo&enzie, of Toronto has been
appointed 000duetor 301 the L. H. & 13.
as 010000001 to John Quirk and has
oomm0nord hie new dotes. Mr. Me.
Kenzie 40111 01010 hid family 10 town as
FOOD as be is able to 0eoure n hones.
W. F. and M10, Vanet0ue Oelebrated
the twenty fifth aunlveraary of their
marriage, on Saturday, Deo. 80011. A
fete of their frieude from n distance,
were pr°sept to tender oongralalatio0e,
..ad a very pleasant evening was enjoyed,
The plumbing is being done at the
new G, T. R. Station, and it is expected.
that atat,ou-master Itarifid will be own.
foriably inotelled in hie new ga31rter0 in
about six weeks. W. F. Vanetoue bee
tiurobaeed the old station, and Will. Gray
is now owner of the old engine house,
The old freight shed has bean moved
hook and will be need only by the turn.
tture faotorie0, while the new shed bee
duty for oilier freight,
Ta300141(, — There are many in ihi0
amitywho froereonal nn uanitance
with and m nd high 0ete of the thirdly rwi11
read with regret the announcement Mutt
Robert George MoOoeh, eon of Rev. Dr
McCoeb, formerly of 13ayfsld, Clinton
a g a , !t
and \V,t1 h m had 0omi 131.1011 snioide at
Winnipeg, being fenod dead fu 131a private
ro ins with a bullet' and hte head,
made by a revolver wbioh teas found by
hie aide. It is eeppooed to be a 00130 of
rfiotdo from deepondoeoy. He wee em•
[guyed in the Bank of Oommeree, and hie
Rooke et the bank and hie financial mat
tare are in a perfectly 0treig115 shape.
lie wan °bout 81 yetir0 of Lige. Hio Fath•
•r, in 410011400 to engairie0 by the London
Free Preen, over the phone to (Mathew,
said: "Severs' m:tttorb were preying en
• it mind but 13vunld rather not 4100800
hem jest nota, Them ie no doubt that
.heed matters 0ff00ted him deeply, and
hat ho was temporarily insane et the
ttm," Mr, M000031 later stated that hie
eon Fad marritd before receiving the
srinrj demat'd,d by the bank otlinia'e.
1'i,io in OO1lsitlered to be at 1!131 bottom of
the re, b 31x1,1.
At the O'3131'ar meeting of Court Mail,.
:and, Ni,'2J, Oatrodrun Order of Parfet.
ars, the ful,owiug t31Oar„ were eleet.:d
for the ensuing year ;--0 R , Jesse But•
tan •,V. 0. R., J. A. 11ito13011 ; 1300000er,
W. F. Monmouth ; fl,nanelei se011(tarv,
Dr. W. T. iloleway 3 rreording 0,0re
tory, H. A.. Maguire ; 0118311010, M. Book
0,111 ; an.iitor, W. J, Neil ; B. B , A.
Campbell ; J. 13., F. Il. It ,dorouo ; H,
W., tee. r,;t' Oliver ; L W,, W. 3. Neil ;
ti 11.1ees, A Oampbal, Jar00 Button, W
P, Wackamntli.
Mont meth.
Meta Bona Ovse wee a ounueocful ex
'111,1)10001.1138 Sortie paaltry el,ow.
3. F Daly recently ro'd a pair of
W bo W, an'nt131chinks to a gentleman
311 1''°reet for the 114311100300 sour of 925.
li.-needy Bros , butchers, had un d.e-
p av a two year old hog raised on the
faun of Jae. Devereaux o[ Mo 1!11.31,
it is one of 1110 !4110330' seen hare for some
time, and wei131ed 660*'be.
Tn0mav Pptberingl'am, eon of Wm
FOthoriog11am, of 'J'nolseremilh, who
ie 0„ga .ed in the drug 11uxinee1 in North
1),1(01, la home on a visit. While on
he way hire he was in a railway wreak
and while n01 1001ivieg any further in
jury than it cin on the foreheai and a
bleak eye, two men in the seat i0 front
t him were Isilled..
At the 10.01 meeting of the local order
of 111e O. M. 13. A. the following officer.
were eleoted for the ensiling year I•—
Sufriteal Advieer, Rev. P. J Corcoran :
Pres , Dr J. MoGrnnio ;1st Vice Prea ,
Frans Fau tiler ; 2•id Vioo Prea., Don
ea Andrew t Ree Sea, J. A. Darwin ;
Fin Sao., J. Daly ; Chancellor, ht Brod.
prick • Guard, J, McNamara ; Truete00,
I'. ,11,Qnaul end J. Keating ; Medlnal
Attendant, J. MoGinni•, M. D. I' Fin
Own , J. :Galore!), J. Darwin and 11
Broderick. —y
WATER IN 1101st 1(1,0)03)
Lore of people have One watery blond—
they eat plenty bet dont digest. When
dieeetion,11 poor, food isn't ootiverted til.
to uonrisbmeut—fn 00131Ega33100 the
body rapidly loses 'strength. To positive.
ly renew health, nothing equals Perroz.me.
It exeit00 tbarp appetite.—makes the
9400100h digest,
forme life Bustii
e
b".0d. 4.1311041001.s tre
n 111 is aura to
follow. If you need more vitality, extra.
energy, better neeve0, then use Ferrozeno,
the medi001 triumph if the axe. Fifty
•ante bays a hos of fifty ah0oolate coated
Fel rezone tablets.
«oderiel►.
John Poetiewait•e was the only Godo•
rio31 pooltry•breeder who exhibited at the
Guelph exhibition, and he won many
ri b"000•
Tho following have been appointed
Jnetroes of the Pointe in West Huron in
additrrn to those wheoe name,. were
•eoently pn11310hed :—Peter Oantel011 and
William Doherty, Olinton ; Peter W.
Scott, Least .Wowonosh-; Thomas Hell,
W 4310114130.
Gan ph Mercury:—Tbe work of tear.
ing down some of the b031(11 go on the
Rite for the new Guelph—Goderiob etat,on
and paes80ger yard, it is expected wilt
begin immediately. The work of de.
molition will be completed in. the Spring,
when the ground will be in rendiheee to
start the work of oonotrn01ion of the new
•tetinn and tracke,
Dr. Walter Turnbull left for New York
where he intends spending some time in
the hospitals which he will devote to
-artery and diaeosee of the eye, ear, nos-
and throat. Two years ago the Doctor
-pent the Winter as house em'geon in the
New Yorh hospital, and his work there
now will be on familiar ground. Dr. J.
L. 2:ar31bell will remain in native prneti10
here until his brother's return end assist
Dr. Emmerson.
Inverness Camp, No. 64, Sone of Soot.
laud, hue eleoted offiiers for the ensuing
Year as follows ;=Pitet Chief, A. D. Mo.
Lean ; Chief, Jams+ 'gait ; 013101 aiu,
okpt Mttl003m lvloDonald ; Chaplain,
Rev. Jas. A Anderson ; Reo. Seoretary,
J hn l4deEwan ; Fin. Secretary, Jamas
Mitchell ; T,eaourer, J.4. Walker; Mar.
0110.3, 1. 8, H-,wrle • Standard bearer,
Swain Wm. BirnieSwainGeard, A. Johnston ;
Senior Guard, Jae. Andrews ; Piper, R
S. Oraigie ; P11yoioiau, Dr. W F. Gal
low ; Trustees, Wm Prondroot, George
Porter and Lt,.OoI. Wm. Young.
2i1 -t W o on.
Mies Effie Robertson has taken up her
work as teacher of the Junior depart-
ment of Munhton school.
Melvyn Graham, of &leple Creek, Asea.,
ie spending a few weeks visiting his
parents, Jno, and Mrs, Graham.
Dairy Iuotraotor G. H. Barr, of Len
don, attended the annual 010611ng of the
ohareholder0 of the Elma Cheese &
Butter Co., on Saturday of last week.
Jae Strea tore and Elgin Klump, o'
Lemberg, Saolt„ are ependrng a few
mouths visiting their reepeetive parents
The boys left here some years ago, and
have sinew made steady progress in the
great west.
Looah OPTION CA110300 IN Eru,t. — The
70113 on Loonl Option v, E Ona 301111100
111 onrryinu the 13y 'aw by 201 majority,
the vote being as follows ;—
Divisions For
1 72 Apofo24al
2 72 27
it 71 17
4 70 65
5 07 82
0 57 68
7 7 10
7 81 80
580 886
In Trowbridge division Looal Option was
parried bymajority. 48 Jo y. At the Grange
hall the majority f 'r was 41, and at Brit
ton 64, Five 'Menses wtl be oat off an a
remit of the adoption of L ural Option
in E ma. The liminess ioeued for the
o0rrent year were ' Augn01 Bauer,
111onkt,n ; Nathaniel Oog3Nin, Atwood ;
Jaspph MVlethaneeu, Atwood ; A, 13
Wynn, Newry ; W. 0. Kidd, Lietowel
race track (beer and wine license)
The 1300 e0y0 1—Monday was a day
fraught with ooneiderable imp01tanoe to
a groat many people, as well as to a areal
many intermits. The tlrree•oornered
nature at the minted for the reeveohip
made the reealt aimed aforegone eon
elusion, althoagb the must oe0e004 that
411, 1lamilton'e majority 0140 larger than
we antinfpitt011, Mr. Loohead 03018 a
good run in his own division, whore he
metered a maj-,rity of 70. The Grange
also gave him a majority of 2, all the
other divioione giving a majority 10 Mr,
II, milloll, The venerable ex oolleoto1,
Jne. Duncan, etoarod 70 votes is all.
I'1s1130ttint Mr. I,"ohhead was a 1001
dent of Atwood, doebt.ese hart Lin
°halloos, an the farmers Deem to feel that
a farm r elleu'd hold thepoeit1041, Then
again, two Lrb00130 and one 0oneervative
being in the field doubtle033 made a dal.
femme.
For Reeve---
Duuo0n 70
Hamilton 466
Loolthead 862
Fig Coonoilfora—
A i t oil i sore 879
Su^han01l 490
Coates ... ..........•,487
Rloltmoud 428
Soots 429
The Annnal meeting of the Elam Re.
form Aneo:iation woo held on Doo. 2104.
'Chore was a large attendan0e, and the
iv moot harmony prevailed. The lollow•
,n; onion were eleoted :—Pree., Jno. G.
3)35113300 ; Int Vice Pres , W. 0, Hewitt ;
2.4 Vice Prue„ H.Itunnenberg; 8rd Vioe
Free, A. Stevenson ; Beo.•Trs,s., Thos.
Hamilton.
When Kidneys Fail,
Health Declines.
Dull, Aching neck nano, Scanty and
Highly entered lIi'3 o, Ilesithiches and
1010,ni111 1 11114101 D30enee3 Kidneys.
Atter experimenting for nearly 20
yearn, Dr, Mami30n discovered an ab.
11030te Ramona for weak kidneys. Hie
311•,0 of Mandrake and butternut pure
permanently.
eau yo0 afford to delay ? No, 1 our
interest oompela you to nee this car
tern wire now—to day. Only take Dr.
Htmllton's Pille, and on absolute re.
0»very is guaranteed. In thoaeande of
00000 relief has been inetantoneoue. Such
war the experieuoe of Janne G. Gordon,
of Marysville.
Twenty Years n Snferer•,
"My kidneys bothered me for twenty
years. I had gnawing pai10 in the
beak and my lrmba aohed with weari
nese all the time. My digestion wee
poor and I had epeoke before my eyes.
...saw
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A Happy and Prosperous
New Year to All
Gentle. .0 en
While you are in town don't fail to call
e
and see the fine assortment of Goods 1
7
are showing at Reasonable Prices.
Our stock is always open for your
inspection.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Deeds
I -la
The Leading Tailors
ir
a ''an::n,
"Dr, Hamilton's Pill's helped me
from the first day. Relief wag im-
mediate. They restored 300 and my
health's better than ever,"
All complaints kindred to kidney dia.
rage are prevented by Dr. Hamilton's
Prlle. There nee insures you against
Diabetes, Bright's disease and Jiver
trouble No bonne ebonld be without
oaoh a valuable medicine. Sold every•
whore by druggists, 25o per box, or
five for 91.00. By mail from N. 0.
Polson & (Jo., Kingeto:o, Ont,, and Hart.
ford, Cono., U. 8. A.
MID °II/N 11'AB 1EILL014.
"I bad only to try Dr. Hemilton'e Pills
to appreoiate their merit" writes Mies
Annie S. Bryon, of Woode1ook. "My
system was out of order. My blood was
weal, and thin. 1 had a nasty, murky
complexion. My skin wee bard and dry.
The fifer box of Dr. Hamntou'e Pilla
ranee a complete charge. I felt better
at mice. Hi althy Dolor 00030 into: my
facie lit ,.b at three weeks I waI oared."
Dr. Hamiiton'e Pills Effect an easy mire.
Try these good pule, 26o. per bex, or live
bosse for $100, at ell dealers,
ate.
H4itd
BRUSSELS' -Y
ALII : ' STORE
N.
Mc
xtra
FOR THIS WEEK
iai
$5.00 Men's Dark Grey Freize Q.5®
Overcoats for . .
—11 only !Men's Heavy Overcoats, well
made, with good quality linings, finished
with velvet and high storm collar, sizes 86 to
40. Regular value $5.00. Extra Special
at... 8.50
$8.50 Men's Fancy Tweed Over- 6 50
coats for , ,
—9 only Men's Fancy Tweed Overcoats,
extra long, with strap backs, No. 1 linings
and perfect fitting. Regular $8.50 quality.
Extra Special at 6.50
$1.25 Women's Colored Waists
for ,
—8 dozen Women's Clark and light colored
Waists, fast colors and guaranteed perfect
fitting, all sizes from 82 to 44. Regular price
$1.25 Extra Special at .,.. 69c
69c
Furs at Actual Wholesale Price
—The 'balance of onr stock of Women's
Furls—Ruffs, Caps, Muffs and Oaperines=-
good assortment in stock. Take your choice
of the lot this week at Actual Wholesale
Prices.
$1.25 Men's Fancy Shirts for
l..o
75e
—10 dozen Men's Fancy Shirts, soft and
hard bosoms, cuffs detached, perfect fitting
and fast colors, sizes 14 to 17, regular prices
up to $1.25. Choose from the lot at .. 75c
(See South Window)
$2.75 and $8.00 White Wool 2.25
Blankets for .
— 8 pairs White Wool Blankets, 60 by 80,
full double -bed size, pink and blue borders.
Take them while they last at $2.25 per pair.
Also Special Prions on the better qualities of
Blankets.
$2.50 and $8.00 Men's Fine 2 00
Pants for
—18 pairs Men's Fancy Worsted and
''Scotch Tweed Pants, all Men's sizes in the
lot, well made and trimmed in every partia-
l -liar ; perfect fit guaranteed ; regular values
.$2.50 and $8.00. Extra Special at.., 2.00
$2,50 Women's Dark Grey 1 . t'75
Skirts for . .
— 1 dozen only Dark Grey Wool Freize
;Skirts, assorted sizes, regular price $2.50.
Extra Special at 1.75
We also have a Full Stook of -- -'
1N/en's, Boys' and Youths' Heavy Rubbers and Sox
Men's and Children's Overshoes
Women's Overshoes and Cardigans
Boys', Youths' and Children's Rubbers
PR!CES THE LOWEST Z
Money cheerfully refunded for anything not perfectly satisfactory.
Highest prices paid for all sorts of Produce.
Yours for Mutual Benefit,
Next Door to the American Hotel,
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