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STRATFORD. ONT.
'I'oi'm Wile April 111h, 1904
Two Couxses—
Umnmerolal and Shorthand.
Saud for U Journal.
0 Manager,
L L.
a1INTYI;1. i
BUSINESS CARDS.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 PER
went, P, B, BOOTT, Brusaole,
H. MoOBAOKEN—
Y 7 • Issuer of Marriage Licenses, Of-
fice at Grocery, Tnruhorry street, Brasoels.
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1ARMS FOR SALE—THE UN
A. Dans/Glum hae several good Farms for
Halo sad to rent, easy terms in Townships
of Morrie and Grey. F S. Bb0TT.Brussel
T 1ONEY TO LOAN.—$25,000.
We have the above amount of ext.
Vaso (nude W loan on real estate mortgages
at 44 and it per cent. 14ao' terms of re -pay-
ment and eo8te of loan moderato.
PEOUD0'UUT, 1:JAY3 & BLAIR,
Barristers, &o., Godorich,
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of' Marriage Licenses,
WAL.TON, ONT.
MISS JEAN NI'LAUCALIN,
—TRAOHER OF—
PIANO - AND - ORGAN,
93tTTGSOe2.,M,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM'
INBnIANO8,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH,
✓. LECKIE,
LIFE AND FIRM INSURANCE,
LOAN AND R10AL (ESTATE AGENT,
Moe, over Hut8ley'e Drug Abnro,
Nov. and, 1002. 80.3m Brussels.
Wellington Mutual
fire Ltsnrnnt'o Co.,
aeTA)1LIna1ED 1840
Ineur0noe taken on the cash and premium
note system at°errnnt rotes. 13aforein8ar-
Mr elsewhere call cm the under01gned Agent
of the Oompany.
GEORGE BOG1813B, Brussels.
- AUCTIONEERS,
1.1 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
.11 • ons, will sell for better prices, 10
better men in lose time mud Lose obar0es
than any other Auctioneor in East Enron or
bo won't charge anything. Bathe and 0r1100s
can always be arranged at this 0f1100 or by
pommel applioatfan,
ROBT. H. GARN1SS
i BLURVALE — ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Tartu& reasonable. Bales arranged for
at the office of Tats PO&T, Brueeole. 0010
VETERINARY.
D. WAk1WICIC—
J• Honor Gralaace of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all die-
eaees el domeetloa.ted auimttto in a oorepet•
n ar attention paid to
Veterinary t rye, Patti til
tddo,llioe andy. Calle promptly at-
tended t0. OfHoe nu tl Iuermary—Eon+ doors
North of bridge, Torubelry at., Brnseele.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
A.B. MAODONALD—
Barristor, Solicitor, Notary, blto,
b00000800 to G. P. Blair. Oihoo over Stan-
dard -Bank, Brussels. Solicitor for Metro-
politau Bask.
UT bi. SINOLAI1—
i' • Barrister, Solicitor, .0ouveyaneer,
Notary Publlo, &a. OMoo-6 towart's Bleak
1 door North of Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the Standard Bank.
pOOUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR—
BARRISTERS, SOL10ITl1RS, NOTARIES
PUBLIC,- Nt10,
P1iOtm0O0T, K. O. R. c, HAY&
G. Ti. B0Am.
tocol—Those formerly oaoupied by Mo80r8
001lle000 &- Holt,
GODnarOn, 0110811I0.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M' NAUGHTON,
M. D., Q.
Trinity University,Follow Trinity Medical
College, Member College of Physicians and
Someone, Ont, Licentiate of the Royal 001 -
lege of Phyeioiane and Licentiate of Mid-
wifery'Edinbnr h, t2f•'1'elophnue No.14,
Residence—Mill street, Bruesele,
•
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD,
16EN't7ST
Graduate of the Royal Rollegq0 of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario and )lh'&t•ola&o Honer
Graduate of Toronto University, Oftlea
next to Drawer's. Photograph Gallery,
BRUSSELS,
MANY CALLS �p
aro _receive d from businene firms and L9
MANY STUDENTS are placed in good PF
pOsitione earth year by the temente dD
This school 0tand0 for the Hlanne¢'
4 AND 731100 in 3,8110088 8400041011 in iyi
Oauada to -day. Many Business Ow.U logos employ'ogr graduates as teach.
li Gra. We have scores of applioatioue
front other Co11egos, Aglc to Bob. them
the day yogi enter, Oomtn0noe 0011/80
how, Oatalogue 1100,
W. J.11LL10TT, Prinofpal,
Brussels
Greenhouse,
PLANTS AND
FLOWERS,
t , t lr Greenhouse
se
You win lir d a Brueso Gr o f
any quantity of Tomato, Catenating,
Celery anti Cabbage Plante. Tomato
Plants 100. a box ur 9o, a d]zee loose.
Pine collection of Flowering Plante,
A oholoe lot of Geraniums end
Amulets for bedding.
Out Flowers supplied.
Floral Designs made to order.
MISS KELLY.
.a1..t V800080.
Atwood will °Hebra.° Dominiun Day.
Smith Brue. 000 000011ug a new stable
for Dr. Roe,
The looal Methodist ohnroh had one of
the best years, iivaacially for years.
A. handeome verandah hae greatly im•
proved the appearance of R. M. Bailau-
tyue's reeidenoe.
Will. Ovens was in Guelph Tuesday of
Int week geeing hie father, who is in the
hospital there, undergoing *mini treat-
ment.
The foot ball and base hal! olube have
leased the Agricultural Park paying
681 00 for it for the season, a good stiff
relit.
Enna Cheese Co. shipped 247 boxee of
May ohrese on Tuesday morning of last
week. Hodgson Bros,, Montreal, were
the buyers.
Dr. Hamilton, of Clinton, wae in town
Tuesday of last week. While here he
cold his house, at present occupied by A.
Smith, to Geo. Dania.
Hugh E. MoElving, who hae been for
enure time foreman of the Bee, left for
Toronto where ho hae secured an appoint.
milt as railway mail olerl] 011 the G. T.
R.
The base ball boyo have got down to
practice and 101100 all the necessary pare-
pbraualia is secured, will be in a position
to anuses matches with surrounding
towns.
A. D. and Mre. Goodwin were onm•
maned to Orangeville on Monday of lest
work to attend the funeral of Mr. Good -
win's brother in-law, Wesley Leitch who
died of oouoomption. 141r. Leitoh at one
time made cheese at Trowbridge.
Etextletal1,
Lon McArthur has token a situation in
the Sovereign Bank in Havelook.
An effort is being made to organize a
lodge of Lady Forester)] in connection
with the 10. F. in fienaall.
Rev. David Buobouan and wife are ex•
pentad home from Booth Amerioa, where
David has been a missionary for five
years.
Zurich W. 0. T. U. are hard after the
hotel keepers of that place. They Have
suooeeded in their tfforte at enforoiog the
Cann out.
One would visit quite a number of
plaoee before seeing as many fine horses
being driven along the streets as seen
every day in Hensel!.
Mre. A. Brandt returned home from
Clinton hospital and though still weak
from the effeote of the operation, ie ou a
fair way to recovery.
• Stoneman, who has just oomplet-
od hie course at the Forest City Com.
meroial College, returned home on
Salurday, He expecte shortly to return
t0 London t0 take aP osition.
. A. Mc.Phereon was seized with a
severe attack of hernia and it was found
neoeeeary to perform an operation to save
hie life. He came through the operation
nicely tied ie recovering eteadily. It will
be some time before he is able to resume
bie bueioees but the prospects are that
his health will be better than ever.
flannel Ohureh held an important
m eting Monday evening of last week to
decide ae to who was to be their under
shepherd. On motion the members ex
preened their willingness to vote. On the
Bret ballot ft was seen that Rev. Mr.
Smith, of Miltou, who preached the pre•
viou0 Sabbath was the favorite, and
further votee gave him the required two
thirds of the vote taken.
Clinton.
The brand new Dominion flag, sap.
plied by the government, floated from
the flag pole of the Poet Office on Tues.
day the 24111 alt.
' The employees of the Jnokoon Mfg.
Co., gent their oxpreeoiooe of good will
a000mpaniod by a beautiful quartered
oak Secretary to their foreman, L. T,
McIntyre, who wee married Tuesday of
last week to Mise Bionobe MoKowo,
,Jaoob Taylor loft on 'Tuesday of last
week for the 0 d Country, going with the
Oanatilan Bowlers, who are to make a
tour to the mother•lend. Mr. Taylor
will oleo visit the eee0ee of hie boyhood,
this being his first return slime he left
there nine 25 yeare ago.
At choir proltioe on Friday evening
Mre. B. J. Gibbinge was presented with
a silver in eervioo on behalf of the eon•
gregaliou of the Ontario °treat obtlroh.
The presentation wae made by Mise
Doral Newcombe, while Mise Sybil
Oourtioe read the address.
E Van Egrnond, who tinned hie 92nd
birthday annivereary, on 'Tuesday, of
last week walked from the rosideuoe of
his sou-in•law, E. Donee, Huron
road, Hallett, on Monday to the home of
a friend in Goderidh township, The die -
nun wan ))boat five miles each way,
whloh is remarkably good for a man of
his yeare,
An aooident happened at the water
tank on the L , H. & B. North of town
Wednoodoy of last week. A North
bound freight train wag uncoupled West
of the nosing and the engine and tender
went on to the tank fpr water. In re-
turning the tender jammed into the
freight with snob force that it and a oar
Were emashed and the coati °belrneted
far a oomph] of home.
The Rattenbury House will °flange
hands, 11 having been rented by M.
Stapley, of Sarnia., fob a term of year»,
The lease le an experienced and (moan.
NI hotel man and owns the St, their
House at Sarnia. One of his Bona is
Rev, Father Stanley, tot 001110 time
priest of St. Pebotse perish, Qoderieb,
¶ R9t f3RUS )1;L$3 POST
I but now of the Onlherlral, London, Me.
Slanley expeot0 In rater Into preeeeai, n
of the Rettonbury Ifnoee un Juno 7th,
1ntti t1 xi, tel.
Dr. Chisholm ie having that aide of
hie block on Patriok street veneered with
briok.
J, W,Dodd was in (Anthem last week,
attending the Grand Lodge meeting of
the Maouabeoe.
A. Dulmuge intends making 00ure
extensive improvements in hie look the
blook,
one of which will be a plate
glass front t0 1110 store,
F. W. Brad win, of Hamilton, epedt
May 24th ut hie home here before leaving
ou hie semi annual trip for Europe, Mre.
Bradwin will ao0ompauy him thio
0000011.
W, J, Greer has removed his stools of
boots, eboos, Greeks, eta., to Dr. Irwin'0
bock (one door South of D. M. Gordon's)
which has been undergoing extensive re.
pairs for the peat few weeks.
From the Winnipeg Oommerolal we
nobioe that J. D. McKinley, sou of D.
McKinley, of Wingham, is manager
or the National Machine Company,
Winnipeg, whioh has recently taken over
the buoineee in that territory of the
Smith Premier typewriter.
A heavy thnnderetorm passed over this
notion Sunday night of last week. In its
coarse the lightning snook the house of
Wm. Bonndere, Lower Wingham. It
entered the chimney, passing into a bed.
room through the wall jest above the
stove pipe hole, flashed along the passage
between two beds and went out through
the wall ab the opposite Bide of the room,
soattering bricks and plaster iu every
direction. Mr and Mre. Saundere were
sleeping in the room at the time, bob,
etrange to say, were not in the leash
injured. 'Phe only ill effect they felt was
from the count of ealphur, which was
almost unbearable for 18 time.
1...1M0-0 on el.
Listowel races, take plane on the 218t,
22nd and 23rd of Jane.
Jae. Lee hoe sold hie harness buaineos
to Geo. Cantu, of Mildmay.
Listowel lodge No, 160, I. 0. 0. F., at
tended eer0i00 in the Methodist church
on Sunday, at 8 15 p. m.
Rev, W. J. Taylor, of St. Marye, the
newly appointed rural -dean of Perth,00n-
duoted the services in Christ Ohuroh on
Sunday.
A. w. Featherstone left on Tuesday
afternoon of last week for Montreal,
where be j ined the Canadian Bowlers
on their trip to the Old Country.
Mr. Buckle, Kidd Bros.' expert trainer,
got a rather nasty fall on Tuesday of lest
week. He was mounting when the mare
bolted just as he woe about to swing into
the saddle. He struck his forehead on a
plank just close to the temple and wee
LI 011000010110 for a time. A strained
thumb and a bruised hip oleo resulted.
Mr. Buckle pluckily stuck to his work
and woe out training next day as usual.
The promising young horse, Earl Fer•
neon, in training at Listowel, dropped
dead on the track Thursday. He had
just been given an easy workout on the
crank and dropped over ae he was being
turned out. He had Wintered well and
was apparently in line condition. His
death was due to the rapture of a blood
vessel. The horse is one that was sold at
Kidd Bros.' sale to a man in Fort Wil-
liam.
A. J. Onndiok, who bee held a re.
eponsible position in J, W. Scott & Son's
Banking House in town for the past two
and a half yeare, having aoupted a
SPECIAL
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PURE
SOAP
ONE OF THE BEST
LAUNDRY SOAPS MADE.
ALSO IN
DINNER,
TEA and
TOILET
SETS
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THONISON'S
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position in the Sovereign Bank In Toren.
to, hie many Montle in to+vn decided to
lireeent him with a marl] of their e•s1.0m.
before he took hie diminutive, and on
May 20th, the leading oitiz0ue of the
town 10 the cumber 01 forty or over met
in the Oddtellowe Hall for that purpoee,
Mayor Hay took the ohair, and after un-
nonneing the objoot of the gathering,
dolled upon P. Oonuolley to read the
address, R. 0. Oaseelo presenting Mr,
Cundick with a handsome leather drove
tob one
Joseph o lr a farmer on the third
M I ay,
00000001011 of Wallace, attempted to onm•
mit oniolde Friday evening, He was
found 111 hie barn Mb with his throat out,
but still living. It Is supposed that he
was di.000raged by the oonbrary weath-
er whioh has retarded Heeding and Spring
work in thie section. Hie re000003 is
improbable.
]l rd. wich
.
A, S, Strome lost a valuable oow from
eating paint.
W. Rogers has returned from Queen's
University, Kingston, and will spend a
few days at the parsonage.
The old plank sidewalk from MOKeo'o
corner to Edwards' has been removed
and a granolithie wall] will be laid in He
place.
W. N. Henry has returned from the
West. He did fairly well with the oar -
load of horses whioh he shipped, reoeiving
over 91000 for two teams.
W. H. Rowe, an old Fordwioh boy,
was eucoesetul in passing the recent
Pbarmaoeutionl examinations in Winni-
peg and i0 now a full fledged druggist.
The annual meeting of the ehare•
holders of the Fordwioh Union Weigh
Scale Company will be held in the
Foresters' Hall, on Saturday June 4ch,
1904, at the hour of 7 o'alook.
Mre. Allen and Miss L'esie Allen left
on Tuesday morning of last week for
Neepawa, Man., where they will visit
her daughter, Dr. M. E. Davidson, for a
few weeks, when they will journey to
Souris, North Dakota, where they will
make their future home,
Tenders were reoeived and opened for
the iron work and flooring for the new
bridge in Fordwiob. After duly oon•
eidering the tenders it wag moved by
Spotton and Binkley that the Connell
a0oeplt the tender of A. Hill & Co„ of
Mitchell, for the sum of 61600.—Carried,
Tenders were also reoeived and opened
for concrete abutmeote for acid bridge.
Gowdy—Speuoe—that the Council
aooept the tender of T. W. Hill, of Born•
holm, for the sum of $4,50 per oobio yard
to be built according to plane and
speuifiaatione.
131 sir Crit.
Reeve Sloan bee been confined to bie
house for two woeke with illness.
The new addition to the Commercial
hotel is being rapidly pushed forward.
Men are buoy excavating and building
the foundations for the new stores for
Wm. Robertson and J. H. Ohellew.
A pio•nio ander the aaepioes of the
Roman Oatholio oburobes at Blyth and
Clinton, will be held in Farquhar's grove,
Hullett, on Thursday, June 16131.
Coen. Strother)) was in Chatham last
week attending the Oanadion Supreme
Tent of the Knights of the Maccabees.
He represented Santa Marie tent, No.
123, Blyth.
Saturday of thie week the ratepayere
of the South end of East Wawanosh will
be called upon to reoord their votes either
for or against the bylaw providing for
the granting of the right of way to the
0. P. R. from Guelph to Goderiob.
N. H. Young has sold his reeidenoe on
Mosley ))Greet to Dr. G. E. Lung. The
pride paid was 92100. Mr. Young will
hold an auction Bale of household fnrni•
tare on Friday, June 3rd, Everythiug
will be Bold without reserve as Mr. Young
is moving from Blyth. Six village lots
will be sold at the eame time and .place.
Mr. and Mrs. Young will either move to
Sudbury or Fort Fretting. Their removal
from Blyth is to be regretted ae they have
been honored and respected citizens for
many yeare.
0oun. Metcalf has Bold the lot ou Din-
oley street, whioh he recently purchased
from Wesley Walker, of Wingham, to A.
MoNolly, who will erect a handsome
reeidenoe on it during the Doming Sum-
mer. Thio is the lot where Hugh Mo•
Quarrie oondnoted a blacksmith bnoinee0
fur many yeare. George Powell has pun.
chased the blacksmith shop and will move
it to hie own premises. Mr. Metoalt has
since purabaeed the Ritchie lot on King
street from T. W. Soots and one year
from now will erect e reeidenoe on it.
The houses to be erected by Mr. McNally
and Mr. Motoalf will be for renting par -
poses.
(Exeter.
Master Harry Carling had his Hand
badly jammed.by the falling of a window
upon it.
John G. Gardiner, eon of M, Gardiner,
of town, hes entered the employ 61 the
Sovereign Bank 0e junior clerk.
Harvey Acheson is suffering from a
very Bore hand as a result of a premature
explosion of a fire meeker on Victoria
Day.
W. 3. Carling and wife have returned
home from the St Louie Exposition re•
porting an excellent outing of eight see.
ing.
Mrs. John V, Orooker diepoeed of her
household effects by auction realizing
good prime. Mre. Crocker intends in
future to reside with her eon in Buffalo,
N. Y.
Chris. Zuefle, who hae been In ()barge
of the electric power house here for Dome
yeare, has immured a position with Mr,
Leighton in Efarrieton, and now hae
charge of shelter woke there.
At a special meeting of the direatoro of
the Stephen & Usborne Branch Agrionl.
Hirai Society, held at the Mansion Hbnne
the advleability of building an addition
to the palace was dimmed at some
length and it was decided that as more
room was an eeeential a 40 toot addition
should be befit oh the Motet end of the
building. The work will be begun shortly
and a oommodioae building will be 1110
result.
Robt. Alexander, eon of Lancelot Alex-
ander, a farmer living three miles Booth
of town, had an Implement exporienae
ono day redently, He had been working
in a field dieo•hetrowingand wee nailed
to the home to assist in trilling some pigs.
In doing go he got some blood on hie
bands and when be returned to the field
the borne smelled the blood while he was
near their beetle and started atter him.
The boy imtnediately grouped the bridle
of one of the borne end in the mad
gallop that emitted he was forded to hold
on for OM minmtol for fear of being out
please if Its let go, Ile was finally re.
geed frit,:. 'lis peri,on0 position by Guo..
;Vnlhr1 aame from some distauee to
the ret + r h •ving heard the calla of the
boy tt.r help,
I34oalortl►.
(3, 13. Soots left en Tuesday of last
week for Toronto. He has been engaged
to write his celebrated Grogan lettere for
the Toronto Star.
re:Edward James Howes, of Mgl3.illop,
township, a former caretaker o.hl into d-
0 1 r f a n
P,
bank ()amatory, passed away on Wad.
tiesday, May 2511*, at the age of 72 years,
P. ➢ioluaby bee purchased the shop
fixturee and goof will of the barbering
'ruminant of el, 13 BOott and has olooed
ble old shop and moved to hie new
quarters,
D. D. Wilson purpoeee going to the Old
Ooantry this bummer and will attend
the Pan•Preobyterian Connell wbibh
meets ie Jane. He will be accompanied
by hie daughter, Mrs. Sampson, of Moo•
treat,
Will. Lengetroth has returned to town
after traveling with ()ethane, Chase &
Weston')) Miretrels for some eight
months. He travelled over a large por-
tion of the States and through Ontario
and Q uob, a.
An informal meeting of the town
Council was held to dimes with an
agent the advisability of purchasing a
atone crusher and road roller. Both of
the machines were offered to the corpora-
tion for 8 sum in the neighborhood of
$4,600. No action will be token of the
present. -
Harry Stewart, of the firm of Greig &
Stewart, wag the vt011m of an nofortnnate
aooident by whioh part of hie right foot
wee nearly severed. He bad gone Ont to
split moms wood, tieing a newly sharpen-
ed axe. While bringing it down for a
ettokeit caught in the branch of a tree,
miedireotieg the blow and striking hie
foot midway between the ankle and toes,
nutting through into the bone. It took 9
ebitobee to close the gosh,
Or 000 ri Cil.
There are now twelve atone foondatione
within the town limits waiting for brink
for the saperstrnatares and there is no
oerbainty® as to when brick will react
Goderiob.
At the Mitchell noose on May 24th,
Farr Bros., Celia B. won first money in
the free for all, and Frank Elliotfe
Logan Lenderman was equally 0000000.
ful in the running race.
Rook elm does not seem to have been
all out in this neighborhood, tie oars are
being loaded with it at the G. T. R.
8181100, and among the timbere delivered
was a tine stink 51 feet long.
Among the list of successful students
at the Law School, Toronto, we are
pleeeed to notice the name of W. Stuart
Lane ae having completed the cleanse.
In tire Het for the primary examination
for the Trinity degree of M. D., 0. M.,
E. Bryan's name appears, a former G.
0. I. student.
At Oegoode Hall, on Friday May
26th, before Justin Teetxel, Re Sloan,—
Oharles Garruw (Goderiob), for exeoutore
moved noder rale 988 for order deolaring
000etruotion of will. It ie understood
the late Samuel Sloan bad given a sub.
eorlptiea of $200 towards the Marine
Hospital fund, but no provision being
made for the payment in the will, the
executors refused to recognize the claim.
Judgment was reserved.
Sunday May 22nd, Rev. Jae. A. Ander-
eon entered upon the seventeenth year of
hie pastorate In Knox Church, and made
it the occasion; of speaking of the
relation of pastor and people, from the
text found in Jer. 15, 19. Although no
previous announcement of the anniver-
sary was made to the congregation, 001:00
of the young people had noted the date,
and adorned 1110 pulpit platform with
palma and flowers. At the 0. E. meet-
ing on Tuesday evening, that eooiety
presented their pastor with a handsome
and embellished copy of Newell Dwight
Hillis' "The Quest of Happiness," and
at the Wednesday evening meeting he
was made the recipient of a beautiful
bognet of flowere.
Rev. W. H. and Mre, Graham have
suffered a peonliarly sad affliction in the
unexpected death of their little three
year old daughter at the Siok Obildron'e
Hospital in Toronto. She had been
planed there weeks ago for treatment for
hip disease, and woe doing well, when
ehe book measles, which bed broken out
in one ward, and thin was followed Fri•
day by diphtheria. On Friday and
Saturday messages were received that
the little one was doing nioely, but on the
latter afternoon a change for the worse
ensued and that evening the much
efilioted obild passed away, Through a
ohmage of reeidenoe of the friends who
visited the patient and kept Mr. and
Mre. Graham notified; they did not
reoeive the sad meeeage till Sunday, sod
it was about 2 80 p. m. when the word
was reoeived here. By the sanitary
ruin the funeral had to take plaoe within
24 hours, and the romaine were interred
in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Rev. Mr.
Graham went to the city on Monday
morning, and on;bie return elated that
he i0 eatiefied the dootor in atte0danoe
and the hospital authorities had taken
every precaution and were in no way to
blame for the unexpected and sadly fatal
illness.
THOUSANDS Oi! WOMEN.
Women drlrt into a condition of half
1110E1 111118111 without knowing
what nils them. Languor, exhatue.
Mon, aching track, limb pains,
Indigestion, heitilacke, ANTI-l'11,L
wilt Iia tllesebtrrdene. Any women
4(1101 Drove this by writing Wilson.
EyloOo,. Niagara Falls. Out., for free
trial bottle.
This announcement is partiealarly
addreoeed to women, bemuse of the
peculiar adaptation of ANTI -PILL to
help sick and ailing women, who feel
that they are gradually letting strength
and vitality.
The use of ANTI -PILL never fails
to arouse energy, to eearoh out and over.
come the ailing oaaee. It's a revelation
iu medioine that brings relief to the
distressed, and brightene the despondent.
It dootore but don't drug—is purely
vegetable and can be used with perfect
safety by delioato women at any stage of
life. Ito gentle and effective.
Sold in Brunets by Jas. Pox,
Glue, Goebel and Mr. Machan, V. B., of
Mitchell, Have returned home from the
great horse Sale at Cleveland. The
Mitchell herena gold at low prime,
"Aloine," Goebel and Koonig's mare was
knool]ed down at the low figure of 9400.
W. ltorreeter's etaliion brought only 9185
and Mr, Maohan'e horse 9185.
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McKinnon & Co.
BLYT H.
Ladies' Now York Hats at Half Price
We mnde great scoop fset week in buying a traveller's samo1ee of
High•olase New York Hate or Ladies, Theyarall new froth gods
and
have only been on the road about ten days. They were imported opeoially
for the Jane trade, and are np•to-date in every respect. There are ten
dozen Hate in the lot. Thio seems a large quantity to add to oar present
stook, bat as they were offered at such ridloulouely low prioee, and with
our increasing trade, we our handle large Iota, eepeoially when we get them
to sell them at about half price, They oom0 in Ready -to -wears, Sailors and
Untrimmed Shapes. There ie such a variety, and no two alike, we will not
attempt to describe them, but only mention a few to give you an idea of the
bargains we have to allow you :
—Ladies' Sailors, in verities e1y1e0, worth 91, for 600.—Ladies' Ready-to-
wear Hate, in white and oolured, worth $1.75, for 990 —Ladies' Un.
trimmed Sbapee, very stylish, worth 91.50, fur 75o.—Ladies 'Outr,m-
med Shape)), fine quality, worth 98, for $1,50,
NEW CORSETS,
—We have sorted up oar Dorset stook for the Sommer trade in the toast,.ing special makes :—Summer Corson, in net and fine peroale, at 250,
850 and 6O .—Crompboo'e Tape Girdle 00rset, in all sizes, 600.—D, drA. White Baptiste Uoreete, with garters attached, 75o.—Orompton'e
Military Hip, steel filled, all eizee, at 80c, 750 and $1.--13. & 0. Erect
Form, straight front, steel filled, at $1.—E. T. Watch Spring Ooreete,
eine from 20 to 80, at $125.—Crompton')) Yatiza Corson, at $1,25,
BUGGIES !
BR
BUG -G -IES !
IS THE BEST
Beware of Imitators and imitations.
Superior Material, Workmanship and Finish in all our goods.
Building from 10,000 to 12,000 Vehicles yearly we have our would-
be competitors distanced in numbers.
We have still a few of these "Old Reliables" in up-to-date Finish
and Design to show you.
Does Quality count with you 2 If so be sure to call as we can
certainly interest you.
Best foods Procurable at Close Prices,
We have a number of other makes to show you, including the
"Platteville," "Palmerston" and "Guelph."
Also a number of comparatively new Second-hand Rigs, of other
makes, for sale at low prices.
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Are You Going
to do any —cueing?
IDEAS WOVE
IN COILED SPRING WIRE
LEADS Th EM ALL
It is all No. 9 Hard Steel Wire and is the
Strongest Fence made. The Railways and
Electric Roads are erecting it.
Call and get our Prices.
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Wilton &
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WE are now ready for 1904
with a larger stock of Buggies
than ever we had and a walk
through our Show Rooms will
convince intending purchasers
what our stock is. We have kept the lead and intend to do so if
good rigs will do it.
We have added to our Baggy Tops this season a Spring to prevent the
bolts and rivete from breaking. This has beeu o long felt want.
We have 4 styles of Axles—Dunt and 011 Proof, Long Distance, 1000
Miles, and the Noiaelees Axles, also a few of the old elylee.
All Steel Body Hangers and all trimmed with boat Leather.
Along with our own Buggies we handle a number of first -glass
Factory Buggies. -
Our Wagons are all Oak with 2i and 8 inch tires ; Trucks and
Medium size.
We invite every intending purchaser to oall and Buy
Hour 118 and save 1u0ney.
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