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North of the Standard Bank, J,adles anti
Ohtldreu'a hair oettiug o pootaltyr
M. MORRISON,
IR8ner of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT,
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PiANO - AND - ORGAN,
ROBERT CUNNiNQH
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FIRE AND MARIN .,
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Wellington Mutual
.Fire Insurance CO.,
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Insurance taken on tbn Dash and premium
note oyotem utourrent rates, B.fore 1000'•
ing eleowhere oall on theuedoreigned Agent
of the Company, 1tOGERS, Brussels.
MI498 SARAH LQUiSE MOORE,
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Academia gradunto of London Conserve.
toryyof !Allele, also Memlierof the Asene'ated
Diueminus of Qntario, is prepared to receive
a liinited number of pupils for instruction
on titaniuno, Qualified to prepare pupils -foe
the P•riooipal'0 Forte la the Ooneervatory of
Mueio. Brussels, Ontario.
AMI
ALEX. AUNTER—
Clerk or the Penal' Division Oourt,
Co. Huron; Conveyancer. Notary Public,
Laud, Loau and Insurance Agent; Auction-
eer. Funds invested and to lope. Collect -
tion made. OIIfoa in Graham's Blook,13rae-
eels.
AUCTIONEERS.
120 S. SOOTT AS AN AUCTION -
d • ..slue. WI11 sell tor- bettor 1010a8, to
better men in loss time ' and less enemas
then anor
he tron't charge nything. Datesher Auctioneinariduron orders
can always he arranged at this Ogee or by
personal app>toation,..
_VETERINARY..
D. WARWICK—
el • Honor (bedtime of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all Mo-
wer] of-domesileatod animate in a onmpet-
ent manner. Parti'ular attention -paid to
Veterinary Deutiotry, Calle promptlyat-
tended to. Oflioo and Innrmary—Fou doore
,,North of bridge, Tnrnhorry et., Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING,
,\V U' BINOLAILi—
r Banterer, Solicitor •00000y08000,
Notary Public; die. Ulnae --Stewart's Block
1 dcor.North of Central Hotel
Solicitor for the Standard Bank.
yy!�-•vv• F. `BLAIR, `BARRISTER,
s • Solicitor, &o. Ogles over Stand-
a'd. Bunk. Solicitor for Village of Brueeele.
Money to Loan at lowest rates.
MEDICAL CARDS,
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DR. 0. AMBROSE TOOLE.
RESIDENCE Alin OFFICE—
. • MILL ST,.EAST, BRUSSELS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON.
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Trinity Univerelty, bellow Trinity Medical
College, Member College of Physicians and
Surgeons. Out. Licentiate of the Royal Col-
lege of Physicians and Licentiate of Mid-
wilery Edinburgh. i:3'Telepbone No.14,
ltooitlonoo-Diil1 street, Brussels. -
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P..FEILD,
DENTIST
Graduate of 'the Royal College of Dental
6ui•geonaof Ontario and Ftrat•clase H6uor
Granuete pf Toronto Uoiveroity. OBloo
next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery,
BRUSSELS.
1902,
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is mr,viug forward. winter term . bogies'
Job .0, 10442, Our rates are reasonable—our
Ooursee of study tboruugll and pi -notion!.
Saud for our Journal to sec what we tenon..
Students may enter at any time. Two
Courses of Study—Commercial and Short-
hand.
C. A. F LEMING,, A. L. McINTY1tE,
Preeidont, Secretary,
Owen Round. -Listowel.
SHINCLES
British Columbia*
lied Cedar Shingles
AND
North Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOR ALE AT Tdot
Brussels Planing -Mills
Alio Boma and Sash of all Pat'
terns on hand or made to order
at Short Notion,
Betimates Furnished for all
kind's of Buildings. Workman•
ohip, and Material Guaranteed.
. AMENT
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A settee}well known from ono end of can-
tide to the other for 110 ouporlor worn, Title
ilollogo aivee the right kind of edueatiou
and I1luoee many of Its etudeots 1a sand
positioue, NtIW 10 the rima to outer, 1.00.
are for sueoese and you will get it, Write
for our biennial catalovue
W. J. EI.b1UT'r, I'rluelpalr
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Tim -mangy 000N010,—Minutes of meet.
inn; of Ouutaoll held in the Olork'a offioe,
Bluev le on Monday I+e
b. 10. Members
of Connell
all present except J.Ooepland,
The Reeve in the chair. The Minniea p4
loot melting were read and approved on
motion of Mooers. Musgrove and Lovell,
Moved by Mosgrove, wounded by Lovell,
that if any change of Pathmaetere is
wanted by the ratspayere they must
notify some member of the Council or
the Reeve before next meeting of Couo.
oil.—Ootried, The Auditors' annual re.
port was laid befure the Oounoil for floal
audit. Moved by Lovell, eeoonded by
Mosgrove, that the Auditors' report be
received and adopted —Carried. The
following Recounts were passed and
ohrqueg on the Bank of H'milton Wetted I
A. Mal' wen, auditing, $10 ; D. Fraser,
$10 ; W. H. Ornickshanke, auditing, $2 ;
T. Hall, printing, $1 ; H. B. Elliott, $4,
Moved by Mitobell, eeoonded by (kaiak.
shank, that thie Connell do nowadjourn
to meet in the Olerk'e office, Btuevale, on
March 3I, et 10 R. M. JOAN BIIaogee,
Clerk.
I.iestow
HI
Rev. J. 13 Mundy, M. A., spoke on
"St me American evils'' on Snuday even
ing, in the U, B. abnreh.
The Y P. 0. U of the U. B. Church
porpoise holding a bazaar at the home of
Wm Osborne on Thursday night, Feb.
20th,
J. H. and Mrs. Stuart were in Toronto,
attending the wedding of Alias 0 ivia
Barthe, Mr. Stuarl'e niece. Mrs. Stuart
al -o spent a fewdays in Hamilton.
The U. B. ooegregation intend moving
their church from its present Bite on
William street to the lot whioh they have
reoeutly purohaeed on Main street test.
Il is there intention to have the edtfioe
brick veneered end given a more modern
appearance. The contemplated improve•
moots will coat in the neighborhood of
$1,000
A number of bones which were being
shipped by Maj•ir Gore, for service i0
South Africa, ee0sped from the G. T. R.
stock yards, and ran down the railway
track to the bridge near the tannery.
Two of the home oroeoed the bridge in
enfety, but a third became fast near the
centre, and was extrionted by the help of
employees of the tannery, just fo time to
escape the 2 p. m. train for Stratford.
Miss Maud DeLion left for Durham
where she holds a position with Mies
Disk.
Oudmore & Sone, of liippen, have
shipped 700 tons of hay du, ing the poet
mon h.
The oattle abiPPr
d from here on Tuea•
day of last week brought their owners
•
over $4,000.
At the oonoluoion of the reenter prayer
meeting in the Presbyterian church, Wm.
Bell was invited to the front when an
address, beautifully engrossed'and fram-
ed, was read, and an exceedingly hand,
some gold beaded cane was presented to
Mr. Bell, who hae been a faithful servant
of the church for 45 years.
Wednesday morning of last we, k a
very diotreeeing accident took piece in
the engine room of Oook'e grist mill.
About 8 o'olook in the morning it was
noticed that the speed of the mill machin-
ery was beginning to Weaken and the
miller went into the engine roomto die.
mover the cause. On looking around' he
was horrified to find the body of Simon
Swartz, a young mac who was learuiog to
run the engine, lying under the pulley
which drives the dump.' Medical aid was
at once celled in but examination reveal-
ed Ibat the nook was broken and the back
of the bead out. The young moo had
been putting the belt over the pulley and
was dragged between a board protection
about two feet high and the pulley was
found under the latter. The body was at
once taken to T. Palmer'e, his boarding
place.
[3lv th.
Sirs. MoK.innon was stricken with a
partial paralytic, stroke and hae since
been very ill.'
John S. McKinnon was called home
from Toronto owing to the eerlons illuese
of his mother. '
Rev. A. McLean caught a severe cold
whioh oonfioed him to his bed foreoveral
days. He was too ill on Sunday, 9th, to
conduct the usual services in St. Andrew's
church and the evening service was die.
primed with. Mr. MoLean is feeling
muoh better and hi able to be up.
Samuel Crittenden, of Amherethurg, is
at preterit visiting hie brother,-Isoao
Crittenden. The two brothers had not
seen or heard anything of ono another for
30 yeate until Samuel arrived from Tara
tubera be bad 'been visiting another broth
er whom he had not seen for the same
length of time.
Bpyru Spoor, Bonn.—The regular
monthly meeting of Blyth eohool board
was held fn the Industry Hail, on Friday
dveniug, 71h inet. All the members pre-
sent except'rrustee Ranee. Minntee .of
last meeting read and passed. Principal
Shaw presented the following report for
January :—Room No. 8—Average attend•
cede, 27 ; number on roll, 30 ; aggregate
attendauoe, 630, :Room No. 2—Average
a4toudan0e, 48 ; number on roll, 61 •-
aggregate attendauoe, 804. Room No. 1
—Average attendance, 44 ; number on -
roll, 60 ; aggregate attendance, 797.
Trustee Cowan moved, seconded by True -
tee Paler, that the tender of Wm. Deer
for 80 cords of 40' inch bodywood at $8
pot oord be aooeptod.—Curried. True.
.tee '71loltlaufer•moved, eeoonded by Trus-
tee Cowan, that the a000unt for $1.10 for
printing tenders for wood be paid.—Oar.
rind. 'Trustee ,ll' oeommins moved; seo•
ended by Truett° Cowan, that the Boor
vinery bo ipetr0o4ed lu n airy Principal
Shaw to hand in bis rest .alien, as lice
ern views will not be r gllited after Marob
2d r
' next, n that t, M r
td lex , and h a S c eta y adver,
tlwe in the Globe ar, l lad ani ilm ire
fora Prinoipal bolding n flr..t open pro•
(eeeiopal osrtl8oa4e capable of toeobtng
Frebgb and Latin, duties 40 commence
Al'rii 7rrt next,—Oarried, The board
then adjourned to meet again on the
evening of February 28th.
LoIsolate o "
4ainei Bryan was le eleet,d ohairmon,
and D. 1t, 44olnosh, Secretary, of the
School Board,
The Lurknow tutelars went to 84.
Marys, on Thursday morniog of last
wools and played for the Weeterp Qntario.
Tankard. They did not win hewevpr,
The Luoknow Public Library Board
met on the 8th inet„ in R.D. Oameron't
offioe for the tranoa0tlon Of the.present
year's buslnese. • R D. Oamerou gave a
full statement of the library'e prooeedings
04800 its organization in Luoknow, whioh
was maob appreciated by the newly elect•
ed members 01 4310 hoard. The following
offiaere were eleoted for the current year ;
John Mu,ohleon, chairman ; Jos, Stalker,
Secretary ; R ). Cameron, Treasurer ;
R•, Graham, librarian; Dr. Elliott, Geo
' Siddall and John Sproat, Committee, on
books. The board adjourned to meet at
art esrty date to make the first selection
of books for the pr.wnt year.
t1/2w1.'wU4at..
Our former townsman, R, B. Eatonten, hes b, en dented Prentdont of the
Wellesleytownehip 8.•S. Union..
Rev, R. I. Warner, Priooipal of rho
Aima Ladies' College, St. Thoma•, preach
ed Eduoatioual Fermone hi the Methodist
church last Sunday.
The North Perth Farmers' • Institute
last year bad a.memberohip of 882. Thio
year thus far the memberebip is 164.
Over 60 members were added at the At•
wood meetings.
Dr Kidd has bought a bnilding lot of
Donald Gordon, opposite Robert Ander-
son's residence. The Dr. will move 'hie
present house on the new lot and build a
handsome brick residence on hie Main
etre01 property.
T. G. Rotoliffe hae purehaeed John
Graham's reeideeoe, opposite the plan-
ing mills, for 5000 The primo is race.
Doable enough oonaidering the property
oompriaes three Iota,a large bones, a
bearing orchard, and one of the finest
lawns in town.
EMIL OODNccL.—The Connell of Elms
met in the Hall, Atwood, on Monday,.
Feb. 10th,. Members all present. Min-
utes of last meeting were read and
signed. A communication was read from
Angus Smith, 0. E. asking for the oMoe
of Eoglueer for the township ; no action ;
and a a•,mronnioation from R. 8. Pelton
offering his hall to rent for Oounoil meet-
in4e ; no -action. Moved by Mr. Curry,
seconded by Mr.. Coates, that a grant of
$15 be given in aid of the Atwood Pablie:
Library.-0arried. Moved by Mr. Curry,
seconded by Mr. Wherry, that the ()Jerk
be authorized to,notify the trneteee of S.
8. No. 1 and U. S. S. No. 4 that appaoa•
tion has been made to detaoh lot 6, oon.
6, from 8..8. No. 1 and annex eeme to 8.
8. No. 4, and to attend next meeting of
Ouunoil and state objeatione, if any.
Carried. Moved by Mr. Coates, seconded
by Mr. B tyle, that the Auditors' report
as now read be adopted and that 300.
oopiee ot the ab -tract report be printed.—
Carried. Moved by Mr. Curry, seconded
by Mr. Wherry, that By law Na. 425 as
now read be finally 'passed. -parried.
Moved by Mr Wherry, eeoonded by Mr,
Boyle, that orders be issued on the
Treasurer for payment of the following
accounts :—D. 14. Marshall 7.76
$7 ' tile
fur oulverts ; J. L. Turnbull $810,bim•
self and men breaking road Corporation
of Listowel 53, for enowplowio„ Mitobell
gravel road, 1901 ; I. A.. Broe. 510, tile T.
L. E. & M. ; Hart & Riddell $6 73, ae-
eeeement collo, 00000000'a gnide and ex-
nreoe ; Dr. D A. Kidd $2 50, visit to R.
C Forrest, who was killed in 1901 ; S.
Bassett $3.88, tile ; J. Sanders $.7, to pay
himself and men breaking road ;. A. M.
Sweeten 5610, express on debentures,
disoonut en ohegoee, postage and station•
ery and trip to Kinkors to pay drain
money ;0'; Boger 59 27, hardware, $20.
50, tile, and 525, (aneral
' expenses
of Mrs,
Montgomery ; 7• MorrlsniTreaau r of
A,rlt ral iniety, rent o( hal , $26
,
,
4 ,
'r ' gravel ^ J ,hits, t
Gel 8.0 rvl d o $7 9
J A
g$ , , ,
to pxy himself cud men breaking road
A, Quipp $5 80, 4o pay himaelf nod Dieu
breading road 10, Breufthton $8 00,
breaking road and fixing pitch Polio ; I,
Laugfard $1.30, baja ioe on gravel ; 17d.
Fisher 514 66, gravel ; J. Barton $7 80,
T. G. Ratcliffe and T. E. Bammopd $12
each, salary tie Auditors ; N. 005hlfni
poppdkeeper, $9 26, ode re Mann v
goghun ; G. Gordon $2.20, team breaking
road; J. Donaldson 11650, amount paid
by him to peen breaking road ; Wm.
Bweeto0, shovelling snow, $2.—Oarried.
Moved by, Mr. 0. a4eo, 9eronded by 113r,
query, that the Connell do now adjourn
to melt on March 10 next to appoint
pothmoetere, porindlteepero and Woe.
viewers,—Carried,
<>rrotlerieto.
beiT'he big popiare aropod the town are
ng oqt down freely,
Fiebing through the ice hae been start-
ed, but returns so far are not heavy,
Mies Keturah Brown want to Toronto
to panne her mediae in vocal music.
A hitch has occurred in the negotiations
to close up the suit between the town and
Elevator Oo,
The Oonnty of South Perth decided
unanimoa0ly to Dome to Goderich on the
12411 of July
0. Blackstone, hae recovered from his
recent attaok of pneumonia and is again
attending to business.
Manager Doty of the Engine Works,
bas bought R. W. Moller zie's residential
property on. Brook street.
Nineteen tuouseod rounds of bell am•
munition have been received and stored
at the Armory Net week.
The deep euow has stopped the Gun
Olub.hoots, and kept moot of our sports"
from following the foxes lately,
Horace Horton, though atilt confined to
his bed, hi not only holding his own but
showing signs of improvement.
Ed. Campion, jr., hoe taken a position
at the G. T. R' station office, 0noeeeding
Geo. Morgan who hae returned to Tor.
onto.
The Orangemen of West Bruce at their
annual meeting reeolved to join in the
mouster 12th of July oelebration in
Goderioh this year.
J.Hamilton V. S and J. Halliday.
have opened livery, eale and feed stables
on the corner of Hamilton and Newgate
streets, and are ready for bnaineee:
During the past year through the agen•
oy of the King's Daoghtere, seven familia*
were relieved, being supplied with sloth•
ing and other neoeesariea; and other good
work was done, The sum of $79.59 was
raised during the year of whioh 561.13
was spent 10 oharities.
A unanimous invitation was extended
by Vlotoria Street Methodist Ohnroh to
Rev. W. F. Oompbell, M. A., Ph, D., of
the Weetmorelaud avenue oburob, Tor-
onto, to become the pastor for the oom•
ing year. Rev. Mr. Robinson, the pre.
sent pastor, has received a unanimous
invitation from the Westmoreland ohuroh,
Toronto.
Saturday the death occurred of Chris
tens wife of Dr. H. Adams, Embro, at
the age of fifty five years. The deceased
was a reeidentof Goderiob, and was a
sister of D. 0. Makay, high constable.
Mr. Mackay attended the funeral,
whioh took place at. Embro on Tuesday
of last week.
COUNTS TuaAeURRa'o STATEMENT.—The
report of Treaswer Holmes showed the
following for 1901 ;—Receipts—Balance
from 1900, 212646 65 ; Comity rates,
536611 69 ; land tax, 5152 61 ; registry of.
floes, $674.58 ; redemption aoo ant, $17•
68.
1$ •.m crest $30109 ,sin
sinking fence
1,
$3780.55 ; Division Court Jury fund. 27.•
; administration of juetio$24947
jail account, $579 95 ; !Menses, 51414 ;
schools, 56146 ; roads and bridges, $30 ;
miscellaneous, 51 ; Industrial House,
$386 53 ; Bills Paable, $6000 ; total,
$71141 62 Expenditures — Land tax,
$465.85'; Registry office, 5226 10 ; retinue.
tion amount. $8.25 ; interest, 533.65
debentures, $18062.98 ; Division Court
Jury fund, 5171 ; administration of jug
Hoe, $7111.88 ; jail account, $2218.08 ;
?Ivy"- �! ` ;,i. r.:,"�$fir;
r 44e rv1y
shoes now.
0.
When your feet are
cold you feel cold all
over—"shivery."
Cold feet are good
for the doctor's busi—
ness.
The man whose work
is more or less out of
doors must keep his
feet warm.
It is important.
Don't take chances
with light shoes when
you ought to wear good
- • heavy ones. Some we
have here will keep the
feet warm and snug and protect therm from the wet
and snow,
Keep the feet dry in sloppy weather.
They are made to wear and our prices are made to
make it easy to buy them.
Here are a few •-
Men's Long Felt Boots, regular $2 25, reduced to $1 90
—lsien'e Felt Bouts, loose Sox, regular $9,60, reduced to $2,10,
-Htavy Rubbers and Sox reduoedin prima.
HARNESS DEPARTMENT Robes and Blankets away down in prfoea.
Also Bells, Wool Rugs and all Winter
Goode to clear them ant.
I. C RIC'HARDS.
I The New Model
rasa Seeder
The Beet and meet Rootlet/lie Seeder
on the market. .Will sow all kinds
of small coeds, I4 eaves one half In
time and labor; sows better in windy
weather ; will sow (our sores per
hour, Any person wanting' one of
these Seeders can be 8094110 by
calling on'
SIMON GRANT,
AGENT, 1311V58ELS.
Prick, 31.00 each.
ETHEL
SAW MILLS
All kinds of Dressed Lumber kept on
band from 310 up.
Britieh Columbia, home out bhinglee
and Lath kept on hand.
A good farm on 13th oon. of Grey for
gale.
C-rAll parties iodsbted to me are
rrquested to call and settle up before
Marek tat or 10% will be added after
that date from Jan, 1st till psld.
A quantity of -green cedar poste for
sale on Lot 7, Cori. 4, Grey,
S S. DOLE,
PROPII61 TOR, F.TBEL.
eohool management, $2085 79 ; eohoola,
$12058 63 ; miscellaneous grants, 51265 ;
municipal government, $4382.28 ; station-
ery, 3673 44 ; miseellanenns, 551 16 •
lunatice and charities, $684 66 ; oo0nty
property, $3097.61 ; Industrial Home,_
$4181 31 ; Bills paable, $8000 ; total,
560565 58. Aesete—Investments, 226736.-
80 ; Liabilities — Sterling debentures,
about $78,000.
Exe Per.
Mise Edith Sanders, late of Strathroy,
has accepted the position of bead milli•
Der at J. A. Stewart's.
About thirty friends gathered at the
home of John Ondmore on Tuesday night
of last week, to epeud a sooial evening
with him prior to hie leaving for Mani-
toba.
Wm. Dew and daughter, Fannie, wbo
have been spending the past two monthe
with friends and relatives, in and arouod
Exeter, left for their home iu Wales,
Dakota.
The firm of H. Bishop & Soo have die -
posed of their hardware inkiness to Thoe.
Hawkins & Son, of Uebnroe. Mr. Bishop
has been in business here slime Sr ptem
bar, 1894.
The 160 sore farm of Tbos. Harvey on
the 2nd oonoeseion of Hay, has been per•
charted by John Rowe, of Stephen, for
$9,600, and Mr. Rowe in torn bee die
posed of his farm in Stephen, to Albert
Brown, of the same township.
Miss Hall, of Brantford, who ie the
guest of Mrs. (Dr.) Amoe, mat with a
rather unplea00Dt experience while being
driven down from thet e
d n the Dr.
n
b
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onSaturday evening. g
The horse came
e
in eo•,tact with a heavy snow drift on
William street, and stopping suddenly,
Mies Hall was burled from the seat of
the oottr into the snow. Lookily, how-
ever, ,,he sustained no injury.
A Brussels Mother
Tells noir she Helped Icor Baby Through
A Trying Teething Period.
Every mother has cause to dread the
time when baby is cutting his teeth. The
poor little one suffers greatly and there
are oomplioations such as oonetipation or
diarrhoea, oolio, oink stomach or perhaps
oonvalsiona which threaten baby's life.
Every prudent mother will help bar little
one all she on at thio period and to snob
Mrs. H. R. Brewer, of Brosgele, points
out bow thio can beet be done. 8be says
—"I have been using Baby's Own Tablets
in my home for about three mouths. I
first got them when my baby was teeth•
ing. His gums were hard and inflamed,
he was feverish and arose and restless.
His tongue was coated, his breath bad,
his stomach sour and he vomited fre-
quently. He also had diarrbme. We
tried several medicines but they did him
no good, in hot nothing helped him until
we gave him Baby's Owo Tablete, whioh
I procured at Mr. Jae. Fox's drug store.
After giving him a few doses of these the
offeat was wouderful. They strengthened
and sweetened his etomoob, his howtle
becameregular, the fever wail reduced
and the pain in hie game allayed, with
the result that he aleepe naturally and
well. We always had trouble giving him
other medicine, but he is always willing
to take the Tablets as they are sweet and
pleasant. I think them the beet of
medioinee for little ones."
Baby's Own Tablets oore all the minor
ailments of little ones, snob as constipa-
tion, sour stomach, indigestion, collo,
diarrhma end simple fever. They break
up ooldo, prevent croup and allay the
irritation agaompauying the cutting of
teeth, Dissolved in water they oon be
given with obaohtte safety to the young•
est infant. ?doe 26e. a box.
A GUARANTEEI—"I Hereby certify
that I have made a careful chemical
analysis of Baby's Own Tablets, whioh I
personally pnrohased in a drng more in
Montreal. My analysis has proved that
the Tablets containabeolntely no opiate
or narcotic that they can be given with per.
foot safety to the youngest infant; that
they are a safe and efficient medicine for
the troubles they are indicated to relieve
and mire.", (Signed)
13111.108 L. Runny, M. A. So.,
Provinoial Analyst for Quebec.
Montreal, Deo. 28, 1901.
The oarpentere of Winnipeg have de.
mantled as inereaae of 2,i mints an hour
for the corning season,
V. 3 Somtnervilie an ex sergeant of the
7th Rogintent of Loudon Ont„ committed
suicide by orating his throat,
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McKinnon's a
New Prints
and,
It may seem like forcing the season to show New Prints at thio
tirne of the year, but a number of our on -tamer'.. like to buy' their Prints,
Shirtinge and Outto nadoo early and set their sewing dune during the clack
sermon before the Spring work commences, by getting our Prieto, 17to.,
early we get a better aefeotion of patterns than we eels la'er on. We are
local agents for Walter Oram & Uo'a. oelebrated I'', tgliell Prints—every
piece ie guaranteed fast oolora. We show an elegant stook of Feints at
prl000 like these ;—Good wide Prints, in a great range of patterns, feet
colo e, regular prioe lo per yard, for 5o, Extra heavy Prints,, wide width,
o'.dt•s eing, in all the newest designs, regular prioe 12jo, for 10o, 0^ urn's
oelebrated Beglish Prince, wide width, sett fiuieh, new patterns, gear0u.
teed fast oolore, the name stamped on every piece, worth 150, for 127Jc.
Heavy Oottonadve, in stripes and cheeks, at 20o. Heavy Moleskin, in new
patterns, they wear like leather, at 15e, 20u and 25o, Beet Shirtinge,' in
stripes and checks, feet colors, regular 140, for 121e.
WINTER GOOD$. - , Any Win4erGooda nowonband
will be cold at wholesale Priem and iu 80000 cases at half prioe, On Ladise' Aotraobaa Jaokete you
can Dave from $8 to $7 by buying now. Terrific reduotiono will be
made in Drees Goods, Ladies Cloth Jackets, Men's Beaver Over. fv
ooats and Uletere. Ask to 000 our Buys' Overcoats at $4, reduced `B
to $1.50^
BARGAINS Ii IN
Wi' GOODS.
IDIEDNILEEMETZEIMSESSZ
Only a few Caperines left that will be cleared out
'Furs. very cheap^ The $12 00 line for $9.50 ; the
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$ Q o 8.50 •the 8.5
O for 'C1.50 •and th
$5.00 for $4.00. Also a few Men's Fur Caps
that are bound to go at the Clearing Prices.
All Sizes for Men or Boys
This is your opportunity to get an up-to-date
Overcoat at a great deal less than their real
(! value. The best $10.00 Coat in the trade now
Shits going for $8 25 and down as low as $4.25 for a
' very fair and Dressy Overcoat.
In order to make room for Spring goods we
will allow all our Ready-made Suits to go at the
same Reductions.
Ail Heavy Underclothing now going at Clearing
Frices.
Bargains in Felt Boots, Overshoes, Heavy Rub-
bers and Socks.
Overcoats
AND
Everything
Goes.
THI8 IS YOUR 0HAN010.
DON'T MISS IT.
STA!HAN.
Wilton & Turnbull
RE
OFALL
KINDS
WITH THIS
°• ' @EXCEPTION.
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Tile i:!ht Sjjol!
You will hit the nail on the head
if you insist that ours is the
Best Establishment
in town when you are in need of
anything in the Hardware line
from a Tack to a Crowbar.
We have a quantity of good Lance Tooth Cross -cut
Saws, at each .................................... ......
Sale Price to clear out stock.
Our Prices on All Goods are Right
We not only invite a continuance of our present patronage but an
acquaintance with new customers.
WE ARE CERTAIN TO PLEASE.
$2.25
WILTON 8c TUENBULL.
AT,,.,,.
TBE PAST 1[1OKSTOREI
Upper Ten, Authors,
Shuilette, Lacrosse,
Home Tennis, Whirlpool, 1
Snaps, Crokinole,
Over the Garden Wall,
Peter Coddle's Trip to New York,
Checker Boards, &o„ &c.
-41,80n---Will be Cleared Out at Cut Prices,
See our Boy's Hand -sleigh, it is Bure to Please