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are combined in the impres-
sion which our Clothes con -
vey to the eye, and the
wearer always finds the first
impression. to be col'l'ect,-
Crowder's
Guaranteed
Clothing
of the times, being made in fault-
best productions of the looms, and
by the best talent known to
Absolute Satisfaction or Your Money Back
Guaranteed With Every Purchase . . . .
Oar stock is bran new, all spring 1902 goods, bought ;
for cash, which means a great saving to the buyer.
We have a full range of Children's Suits from... $2.50 to $6.00
Boys and Youths Suite in Tweeds, Serges and
raneys. front $2.95 ,to $10,00
Men's Snits in Tweeds, Serges, Venetians ILnd
Fancy Stripes, from$5,00 to $16.00
Odd Pants, per pair, from "' 95c to $3.75
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Gents' Furnishings.
SALEM SHIRTS—in stripes, latest color-
ings, guaranteed not to wash out, separate
i cuffs. patent band for collar button, exchrs-
ive styles, equal to other makes at $1.25,
I Ips your choice for $11.00
HATS 1—Hard and Soft Hats, latest
English and New York styles now in,
1'T$ Prices 50e to $5.00
- 1. TIES 1 --For men<and Boys, in Corona-
tion, inch and a half Derby, Bows, etc.
exclusive patterns and ] test colorings and styles,
TheRCROWDER1 R. co.
Dressy Young Men's Headquarters.
Colin Cardpbell's Old Stand Wingham
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L/STCWEL
is MOVING FORWARD.
Winter Term begins Jan. 0, 1002.
Our rates aro reasonable—our Courses of
Study thorough and practical.
Send for our Journal to soo what wo teach.
Students may enter at any time.
Two Courses of Study—Commorcial and
Shorthand.
C. A. FLEMING . A. L. MciNTYRE
President Seo'y.
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J. J. ELLIOTT, V. S.
Honorary Graduate, Ontario Vet-
erinary College. Office and Tn 1rmary,
corner Victoria and Minnie Streets,
Wingham. Day ana night palls prompt-
ly attended to. Telephone eonneotlotl.
We invite our former cus-
tomers, and others, to call and
examine the goods we offer to
make up for fall and winter.
Prices moderate—cloth is of
good quality -we give you a
good easy fit.
Webster & Co.
,Mier; '00t i6 rhO#11410a11100
the &eat .pCrlytian Remedy.
Sold and reeonfinended by All
druggists ifs Crawls. Onl reli.
Ablegdlolno discovere . Eft
peeka re Degree:k to c re xis
fp las a $oxes1 Wks !tees all eft colai) pbu
r eiceess, MeritLtl hyo k ', Er sire isb At TN•
flee, Opium o' 'atfmulanta, �}talle4 oil reesipt
4 prigs, one tftelrage $i, Oz. $Il One iru lfr9,ft
4014Px ra, PitT tpblef$. free Ib an MI repo,
Oha Wood Company, Willidiort tr
Woncl'a Phosphodine is sold In win hang by
A. L. Iianititon, .0.1,1, Davis. R. A. Douglass
and 0, A. Campbell, DittrnoteTs,
Love Tokens
aro always in demand in the Sunt -
mor bine, and wo aro now show-
ing a fine assortment of neat and
appropriate gifts and keepsakes
in stickpins, hatpins, scarf pins,
brooches, and a vast variety of
Summer jewelry, all reliable• and
up-to-date, at prices within your
means.
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H. H. Chisholm
Corner Jewelry Store
You Cant Afford
YD XLffill18ll1
in the matter of getting
your clothes made—ex
periments are often cost-
ly. You wont be experi-
menting if you let us
make your spring Suit or
Overcoat, because our
long experience in the
tailoring business enables
us to speak with a feeling
of assurance. Qive us a
call.
C. C " A:
II1P-!STAIRS IN !Slum DLocII.
S/cic
t` l first used Ayer's Sarsaparilla
in the fall of 1848. Since then I
have taken it every spring as a
blood -purifying and nerve..
strengthening medicine."
S. T, Antes, Wichita, Kans.
If you feel run down,
are easily tired, if your
nerves are weak, and your
blood is thin, then begin
to take the good old stand-
ard family medicine,
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
Ifs a regular nerve
lifter,, a perfect blood
builder. $1.00 a' bottle, Andra„tsts,
Ask your doctor what he thinks of Ayer's
8arsapatilia. Be (nems all about this grad
old family medicine. Follow Ws adyioeagd
we wilt be satisfied.
J, 0, AYER CO., Lowell, hoes..
DOES IT PAY TO BUY CHEAP ?
A cheap remedy for coughs and
colds is all right, but you want some-
thing that will relieve and cure the
more severe and dangerous resnits of
throat end lung troubles. What shall
you do ? Go to a warmer and more
regular climate? Yes, if poseible;
if not possible for yon, then In either
case take the ONLY remedy that has
been introdficed in alt civilized coun-
tries with success in severe throat and
Ming troubles, "l3oschee's German
Syrup.” It not only heals and stimu-
lates the tisanes to destroy the germ
disease, lint allays inflammation,canses
easy expectoratiou,gives a good night's
rest, and cures the patient, Try oNE
bottle. Recommended many years by
all druggists in the world, You can
get`Dr. G. G. Green's reliable remedies
at J. E. Davis'.
SPECIAL SETTLERS'
TRAINS TO
Canadian North-West
Will leave Toronto every Tnesday
during March and April 1002 at 0 p. m,
Passengers travelling without Live
stock should take the "Pacific Ex-
press" leaving Toronto at 1.45 p. ni.
Passengers travelling with Live
Stock should take the train leaving
Toronto 9 pan.
Free Colonist sleepers will be attach-
ed to these' trains.
Berths may be secured on arrival at
Toronto.
Tickets and information from Agents
Grand Trunk Railway System, or
M. C. DICKSON
District Passenger Agent, Toronto.
Our Beautiful New
SPRING G000S
ARS IN.
See Our $16, $18, $20
Suits before buy=
ing elsewhere.
Also a special line
ofpantings. Anything
you want in the tailor-
ing line can be had
and satisfaction guar-
anteed, at
Robt. Maxwell
High Art Tailor Wingham
WI . ELL
Builder and Contractor.
I wish to inform the public, that
r atn prepared to take contracts for
the erection of all kinds of hnillings.
Patties intending t41 tow won d do
well to see file ltefDre closing contracts.
Plans And apecifiea tions furaislipd it desired
Estes reasonable, we041141414 tha brat,
7'1 -burn,
WM. DEYELL
13nilder and Contractor,
tieeldPumpWorks, ar St,
Union 76'ae Pi'7,'n
Two Carloads,
The Wiarton Beet Sugar l4tauufaetur-
ing Co. lies imported from Germany two
carloads of Sugar Beet seed for the use
of its patrons.
Bruce County.
During the year 1001 the Sheriff of
Brace served 20 summonses and 81 sub-
pa'nas. The writs of exeoutiou for debt
or damages amounted to $18,005.03,
Wiarton Bogxning.
Building operations are booming in
Wiarton, Work on about fifteen uew
buildings have alreitdy commenced, and
preparations are being made for many
more. Between 150 and 200 new build.
ings will likely be erected them this
season,
Small Pox,
Dr. Bryce, Secretary Provincial Board
of Health, reports that there were 502
oases of smallpox in Marah, 707 in Feb.
rnary, and 629 in January, making the
the total 1,638 for the three months, as
against 1,879 in 1901, There were four-
teen deaths from the disease last year,
and it is thought that the number this
year will be about the same.
MoNrtY TO L . N—At 4 per cent. on
improved fattens. Easy terms of re-
ppayment; expenses light, Apply A.
Duhnage, Real Estate and Loan
Agent,, Chisholm Block.
Died.
There died at his home on lot 1, in the
14th con. of Ashfield, on Tuesday last,
Mr. John Murray, one of the best and
most widely known residents of the
township, at the ripe old age of 75 years.
Mr. Murray was one of the early pion-
eers of the section, and was a man of
sterling character and was highly es.
teemed and respected by all who knew
Money In It.
Thirty years ago the Ontario Govern-
ment sold to Wm. McKay, of Ottawa,
140 square miles of timber limits for
$1,800. He took off square timber worth
$3,000,000 and then sold the limits for
$655,000 thus realizing $3,655,000 for
what cost hire $1,800. This is the wealth
and resources of millionaires, who aro
pointed out to us as models of thrift and
'energy,
The Critical Time of Life.
Is between the years of fifty-seven and
sixtytWo. Nature's power slows, down
vitality becomes less, and the progress of
decay sots in. A means of exteudiug
old ago and renewing decreasitrg vigor
:is to take FERROZONE after meals., Ver.
rozone keeps up the appetite, and in the
formation of red, vitalizing blood, im-
parts clearness to the tiring brain, force,
energy and spirits just when they are
needed most. To take Ferrozono regu-
larly means adding from ten to twenty
years to life. Large boxes 50o., or 6
boxes for $2.50, at Druggists, or Polson
& Co., Kingston, Ont. Sold by A, L.
Hauiiltou. },
De. HAMILTON'S PILLS ARE CERTAIN.
A New Idea.
The following is something new and
rather sensible in the way of imposing
taxes:—A legislator proposes to impose
a tax of four cents a volume ou fiction,
ou these grounds: Few novels are really
educational. Novel reading is merely
one way of intoxicating one-self—like
opium, whiskey or wine. If we tax
beer, why not fictiou? We tax many
essentials of life, why not this demoral-
izing consumption of romances? Anoth-
er analogy between reading and drink-
ing is furnished by Lord Bacon:—'Read-
ing maketh a full mau.'
Agriculture in Natal.
James Brown of Clarksburg, who is
serving with the Canadian Mounted
Rifles in South Africa, has a very high
opinion of the agricultural capabilities
of Natal. In a letter to his parents, and
published in the Thornbury Standard,
he says the methods of agriculture in
that colony are primitive, but still good
crops of corn are obtained. As an indi
cation of how primitive the methods of
cultivation aro, he • says: "I saw one
ploughing outfit, composed of eight oxen
and eight Kaffirs, which might possibly
turn over au acre in a day. I could not
but think that if a man came out to Na-
tal with the up-to-date implements, and
farmed as far as possible ou the Ameri-
can system, he could make a fortune.
Peaches and bananas and pineapples are
plentiful. Tire land is good and largely
cultivated,"
Factory Reorganizing.
.A. meeting of the shareholders of the
Harristou Pork Packing Co. was held
recently. The financial report was a
discouraging o11e, showing a deficit ou
the ycar's business of about $14,000,
with a further probable loss on bacon
on hand to bring it up to $20,000. It
was pointed Opt that in order to Meet
the deficit and provide neceatetry cur-
rent capital, the company would roquixo
to get subsoriptions for $40,000 more of
capital stock. As an inducement to
buyers of the new stock it is proposed
that 40 por cent. be written off the face
value of stock greatly helii.' -that is, that
each 05 share now held shall hereinn,f-
ter be valued $15, and that new stock
shall be sold at its face value. Mr, flay.
ward, the company's English agent, was
prosect, and offered to subscribe $5,000
of the new cepitel, Only two of the
board of directors were ro-eleetcd. The
factory has been closed for two Or three
rnontlts, and no date for re -opening has
been announced,
'f ltey rfit11er• eons{Mption.
a#i poughs, colds and catarrh are re-
sponsible for more consumption than
is traceable ever to heredity. Catarrho-
zone euros more quickly than ordinary
remedies because it is the only antis*.
tie yet discovered that is volatile enough
to reach the root of the trofbio ill remote
parts of the Imp/4 and bronchial tubes,
and imprcegnate'every particle of the air
breathed with its healing, gorrn•>ciliing
vapor. Colds can't last ten minutes, or
coughs shore then thirty minutes when
CatarrboR9ne is inhaled. It clears nose,
throat and air passages at once, stop
dropping, headache, aim medicates cat -
arch froto any part of the syystetti.
TWO mouth's treatment. $1.00; trial size
25e. Druggits, or N. C. Poison & Co.,
Itingston, Out.
Dn. Ile7ixvrov's ?arts Ani 14I1r.1,.
Special Cei}sus,
A special eousus of Mt. ?forest is to be
taken to determine whether the pop -
Illation is sufficient to continue five
hotel licenses. The liotelkeepers are
moving in the matter.
Valuable Advice to Mothers.
If your child comes in from, play
coughing or showing evidences of an ap-
proaching attach of Grippe, Sore Throat
or sickness of any kind, first thing get
out your bottle of NxssVZLINE. Rub the
chest and nock with Norviline, and give
internal doses of ten drops of Nervilino
in sweetened water every two hours.
This will prevent any serious trouble.
No liniment or pain reliever equals Pot -
son's Norviliue, which is a necessity in
every household. Large bottle oust
only 25c.
Dastardly Trick, •
Alex. Cole of Arthur is the victim of
an attack to destroy like and property.
Upon going out to feed the stook in the
morning he discovered that someone
had entered his stables and scattered
a lot of paris green through the hay
and feed. He latter discovered that the
poison had been spread on the grass and
ground in the neighborhood of the
stables, and also thrown into the well
where the water used in the house was
drawn as well as for the cattle. County
Constable Merewether of Guelph is
making an investigation. The water in
the well was analyzed by Dr. Carleton
and was found to be full of poison.
Nearly Gored.
The Mitchell Advocate says:—A
young lady, who is visiting in town, ex-
perienced a thrilling escape from being
gored to death by a maddened steer ou
Saturday forenoon, It appears that
TIlois. Heal was drWing the animal to
the station for shipment. Meeting the
lady it lowered its head and made at
her. The lady left the sidewalk andran
to the fence where the brute made a
rush at her with its head. With won-
derful presence of mind the 'young
woman dodged the attack, and caught
thorn of the maddened steer, 50 which
she held on, until rescued by two men.
Her escape from death was marvelous.
Preserves The Body.
A test has been made at Battle Creek,
Mich., of a new embalming fluid, that
the inventor claims will preserve a body
for centuries. The body of John Leek,
an aged negro, was handed over for the
test six months ago, and was exhumed
last weelc for exarninatiou. The body
has the consisteucy of vulcanized rub-
ber, and might readily pass for a statue
of black marble, as the petrified flesh is
hard enough to take a polish. There is
not the slightest trace of decomposition
or wasting, the features retaining their
fullness. The experimenter says the
fluid will preserve the body for centur-
ies. It was recently discovered by an
eastern chemical company, and this test
on the body of an unclaimed county
hospital corpse is the first made.
A Great Railway.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St, Paul
Railway owns and operates over 6,600
miles of thoroughly equipped road in
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota,
South Dakota, North Dakota, Missouri
and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
It owns and operates all equipment
in service on its lines, including Sleeping
Cars and Dining Cars, maintaining au
excellence of service unequalled on any
railway in the world.
It has bean a Pioneer in the North-
west and West in the use of the block
system in the operation of its trains, in
the lighting of its trains by electricity,
heating by steam and many other pro-
gressive methods, which have added
safety, comfort and luxury to travel,
It is always the leader in that direction,
The Pioneer Limited Trains between
Chicago, St. Paul and Minneapolis have
the costliest and handsomest Sleeping
Cars in the world and the best Dining -
Car service,
Time tables, maps and information
furnished on application to A. J. Tay-
lor, Canadian Passenger Agent, 8 King
Street, East, Toronto.
FARM FOR SALE.
South half of lot 118. con. 12, East
Wrawanosh. 100 acres ; 65 cleared and
ender grass, in good cultivation; bal-
ance in black ash and cedar ; frame
house, fair outbuildings. Price and
terms reasonable,
HENRY T. PERDUE,
2111, Wingham
Buy your Flour, feed, Seeds and Hay
at A. H. CARR'S. Choice samples of
Red, Mammoth, Alsike and Alfalfa.
Clover, Orchard Grass, Goose Wheat,
Good Seed Peas, Oats, and Barley, All
minds of Food and in any quantities.
CALL AND GET PRICES.
A. 71:11.
Next Door to Town Ire%
r•1
"Praise the sea but
keep on land.,
Adrnirf' window
shoes — that's what
they. were made for.
But keep on wear-
ing tlheshoeyou knotty
to be "as goods it
looks."—$3.50, $5.00.
,ITh Slater Shot"
For sale only by W. i`areer
andnew Carpets
Oilcloths
A NADA�#t�►►AI�N
Ei ISard Cog
Settlers' se a°i citi:3a Excursions
To
I{ootenay and Pacific Coast Points
Masa WI•NGHAM To
NELSON, TRAIL, ROSSLAND, GREEN.
W00D, MIDWAY, B. C., VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA, NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C.,
SEATTLE and TACOMA, Wash., and
PORTLAND, Ore.
' $43.70
Tickets on sale MARCH 1st to APRIL
30th, 1002, inclusive,
Proportionate rates from and
to other points.
Also reduced rates to points in Colorado.
Idaho, Utah, Montana, Washington.
To MANITOBA andCANADIAN
NORTHWEST
Will leave Every TUESDAY during
flARCH and APRIL, it sufficient busi-
ness offers.
ror full particulars apply to your nearest
Canadian Pacific; Agent, or to
A. Ii, NOTMAN, Asst, Geni. Passr. Agent
1 King Street East, Toronto
Our Beautiful New
SPRING G000S
ARS IN.
See Our $16, $18, $20
Suits before buy=
ing elsewhere.
Also a special line
ofpantings. Anything
you want in the tailor-
ing line can be had
and satisfaction guar-
anteed, at
Robt. Maxwell
High Art Tailor Wingham
WI . ELL
Builder and Contractor.
I wish to inform the public, that
r atn prepared to take contracts for
the erection of all kinds of hnillings.
Patties intending t41 tow won d do
well to see file ltefDre closing contracts.
Plans And apecifiea tions furaislipd it desired
Estes reasonable, we041141414 tha brat,
7'1 -burn,
WM. DEYELL
13nilder and Contractor,
tieeldPumpWorks, ar St,
Union 76'ae Pi'7,'n
Two Carloads,
The Wiarton Beet Sugar l4tauufaetur-
ing Co. lies imported from Germany two
carloads of Sugar Beet seed for the use
of its patrons.
Bruce County.
During the year 1001 the Sheriff of
Brace served 20 summonses and 81 sub-
pa'nas. The writs of exeoutiou for debt
or damages amounted to $18,005.03,
Wiarton Bogxning.
Building operations are booming in
Wiarton, Work on about fifteen uew
buildings have alreitdy commenced, and
preparations are being made for many
more. Between 150 and 200 new build.
ings will likely be erected them this
season,
Small Pox,
Dr. Bryce, Secretary Provincial Board
of Health, reports that there were 502
oases of smallpox in Marah, 707 in Feb.
rnary, and 629 in January, making the
the total 1,638 for the three months, as
against 1,879 in 1901, There were four-
teen deaths from the disease last year,
and it is thought that the number this
year will be about the same.
MoNrtY TO L . N—At 4 per cent. on
improved fattens. Easy terms of re-
ppayment; expenses light, Apply A.
Duhnage, Real Estate and Loan
Agent,, Chisholm Block.
Died.
There died at his home on lot 1, in the
14th con. of Ashfield, on Tuesday last,
Mr. John Murray, one of the best and
most widely known residents of the
township, at the ripe old age of 75 years.
Mr. Murray was one of the early pion-
eers of the section, and was a man of
sterling character and was highly es.
teemed and respected by all who knew
Money In It.
Thirty years ago the Ontario Govern-
ment sold to Wm. McKay, of Ottawa,
140 square miles of timber limits for
$1,800. He took off square timber worth
$3,000,000 and then sold the limits for
$655,000 thus realizing $3,655,000 for
what cost hire $1,800. This is the wealth
and resources of millionaires, who aro
pointed out to us as models of thrift and
'energy,
The Critical Time of Life.
Is between the years of fifty-seven and
sixtytWo. Nature's power slows, down
vitality becomes less, and the progress of
decay sots in. A means of exteudiug
old ago and renewing decreasitrg vigor
:is to take FERROZONE after meals., Ver.
rozone keeps up the appetite, and in the
formation of red, vitalizing blood, im-
parts clearness to the tiring brain, force,
energy and spirits just when they are
needed most. To take Ferrozono regu-
larly means adding from ten to twenty
years to life. Large boxes 50o., or 6
boxes for $2.50, at Druggists, or Polson
& Co., Kingston, Ont. Sold by A, L.
Hauiiltou. },
De. HAMILTON'S PILLS ARE CERTAIN.
A New Idea.
The following is something new and
rather sensible in the way of imposing
taxes:—A legislator proposes to impose
a tax of four cents a volume ou fiction,
ou these grounds: Few novels are really
educational. Novel reading is merely
one way of intoxicating one-self—like
opium, whiskey or wine. If we tax
beer, why not fictiou? We tax many
essentials of life, why not this demoral-
izing consumption of romances? Anoth-
er analogy between reading and drink-
ing is furnished by Lord Bacon:—'Read-
ing maketh a full mau.'
Agriculture in Natal.
James Brown of Clarksburg, who is
serving with the Canadian Mounted
Rifles in South Africa, has a very high
opinion of the agricultural capabilities
of Natal. In a letter to his parents, and
published in the Thornbury Standard,
he says the methods of agriculture in
that colony are primitive, but still good
crops of corn are obtained. As an indi
cation of how primitive the methods of
cultivation aro, he • says: "I saw one
ploughing outfit, composed of eight oxen
and eight Kaffirs, which might possibly
turn over au acre in a day. I could not
but think that if a man came out to Na-
tal with the up-to-date implements, and
farmed as far as possible ou the Ameri-
can system, he could make a fortune.
Peaches and bananas and pineapples are
plentiful. Tire land is good and largely
cultivated,"
Factory Reorganizing.
.A. meeting of the shareholders of the
Harristou Pork Packing Co. was held
recently. The financial report was a
discouraging o11e, showing a deficit ou
the ycar's business of about $14,000,
with a further probable loss on bacon
on hand to bring it up to $20,000. It
was pointed Opt that in order to Meet
the deficit and provide neceatetry cur-
rent capital, the company would roquixo
to get subsoriptions for $40,000 more of
capital stock. As an inducement to
buyers of the new stock it is proposed
that 40 por cent. be written off the face
value of stock greatly helii.' -that is, that
each 05 share now held shall hereinn,f-
ter be valued $15, and that new stock
shall be sold at its face value. Mr, flay.
ward, the company's English agent, was
prosect, and offered to subscribe $5,000
of the new cepitel, Only two of the
board of directors were ro-eleetcd. The
factory has been closed for two Or three
rnontlts, and no date for re -opening has
been announced,
'f ltey rfit11er• eons{Mption.
a#i poughs, colds and catarrh are re-
sponsible for more consumption than
is traceable ever to heredity. Catarrho-
zone euros more quickly than ordinary
remedies because it is the only antis*.
tie yet discovered that is volatile enough
to reach the root of the trofbio ill remote
parts of the Imp/4 and bronchial tubes,
and imprcegnate'every particle of the air
breathed with its healing, gorrn•>ciliing
vapor. Colds can't last ten minutes, or
coughs shore then thirty minutes when
CatarrboR9ne is inhaled. It clears nose,
throat and air passages at once, stop
dropping, headache, aim medicates cat -
arch froto any part of the syystetti.
TWO mouth's treatment. $1.00; trial size
25e. Druggits, or N. C. Poison & Co.,
Itingston, Out.
Dn. Ile7ixvrov's ?arts Ani 14I1r.1,.
Special Cei}sus,
A special eousus of Mt. ?forest is to be
taken to determine whether the pop -
Illation is sufficient to continue five
hotel licenses. The liotelkeepers are
moving in the matter.
Valuable Advice to Mothers.
If your child comes in from, play
coughing or showing evidences of an ap-
proaching attach of Grippe, Sore Throat
or sickness of any kind, first thing get
out your bottle of NxssVZLINE. Rub the
chest and nock with Norviline, and give
internal doses of ten drops of Nervilino
in sweetened water every two hours.
This will prevent any serious trouble.
No liniment or pain reliever equals Pot -
son's Norviliue, which is a necessity in
every household. Large bottle oust
only 25c.
Dastardly Trick, •
Alex. Cole of Arthur is the victim of
an attack to destroy like and property.
Upon going out to feed the stook in the
morning he discovered that someone
had entered his stables and scattered
a lot of paris green through the hay
and feed. He latter discovered that the
poison had been spread on the grass and
ground in the neighborhood of the
stables, and also thrown into the well
where the water used in the house was
drawn as well as for the cattle. County
Constable Merewether of Guelph is
making an investigation. The water in
the well was analyzed by Dr. Carleton
and was found to be full of poison.
Nearly Gored.
The Mitchell Advocate says:—A
young lady, who is visiting in town, ex-
perienced a thrilling escape from being
gored to death by a maddened steer ou
Saturday forenoon, It appears that
TIlois. Heal was drWing the animal to
the station for shipment. Meeting the
lady it lowered its head and made at
her. The lady left the sidewalk andran
to the fence where the brute made a
rush at her with its head. With won-
derful presence of mind the 'young
woman dodged the attack, and caught
thorn of the maddened steer, 50 which
she held on, until rescued by two men.
Her escape from death was marvelous.
Preserves The Body.
A test has been made at Battle Creek,
Mich., of a new embalming fluid, that
the inventor claims will preserve a body
for centuries. The body of John Leek,
an aged negro, was handed over for the
test six months ago, and was exhumed
last weelc for exarninatiou. The body
has the consisteucy of vulcanized rub-
ber, and might readily pass for a statue
of black marble, as the petrified flesh is
hard enough to take a polish. There is
not the slightest trace of decomposition
or wasting, the features retaining their
fullness. The experimenter says the
fluid will preserve the body for centur-
ies. It was recently discovered by an
eastern chemical company, and this test
on the body of an unclaimed county
hospital corpse is the first made.
A Great Railway.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St, Paul
Railway owns and operates over 6,600
miles of thoroughly equipped road in
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota,
South Dakota, North Dakota, Missouri
and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
It owns and operates all equipment
in service on its lines, including Sleeping
Cars and Dining Cars, maintaining au
excellence of service unequalled on any
railway in the world.
It has bean a Pioneer in the North-
west and West in the use of the block
system in the operation of its trains, in
the lighting of its trains by electricity,
heating by steam and many other pro-
gressive methods, which have added
safety, comfort and luxury to travel,
It is always the leader in that direction,
The Pioneer Limited Trains between
Chicago, St. Paul and Minneapolis have
the costliest and handsomest Sleeping
Cars in the world and the best Dining -
Car service,
Time tables, maps and information
furnished on application to A. J. Tay-
lor, Canadian Passenger Agent, 8 King
Street, East, Toronto.
FARM FOR SALE.
South half of lot 118. con. 12, East
Wrawanosh. 100 acres ; 65 cleared and
ender grass, in good cultivation; bal-
ance in black ash and cedar ; frame
house, fair outbuildings. Price and
terms reasonable,
HENRY T. PERDUE,
2111, Wingham
Buy your Flour, feed, Seeds and Hay
at A. H. CARR'S. Choice samples of
Red, Mammoth, Alsike and Alfalfa.
Clover, Orchard Grass, Goose Wheat,
Good Seed Peas, Oats, and Barley, All
minds of Food and in any quantities.
CALL AND GET PRICES.
A. 71:11.
Next Door to Town Ire%
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keep on land.,
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shoes — that's what
they. were made for.
But keep on wear-
ing tlheshoeyou knotty
to be "as goods it
looks."—$3.50, $5.00.
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For sale only by W. i`areer
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Carpet Department
We have opened a large, well -lighted
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Carpet Department on the 2nd. floor, where
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we have lots of floor space to show a large
stock of new patterns in
Carpets, Linoleumts, Oilcloth
and Japan Mattings.
It will be to your interest to see our stock
and find out our prices before making your
selection in floor coverings. Remember, we
have no old stock, but all new patterns
and colorings at close cut prices.
1JNION CARPET.
WOOL CARPET.
1 yard wide, at 25c, 35c, 45c, 50c and
60c, Seo our No, special. nice pat-
Choice atterns, new colorings,
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terns and coloring,, reg. value 35c—
good value at 90c—
our price 25c.
special price 75c,
OILCLOTHS AND LINOLEUMS.
Select patterns, all widths, e:.trei' value at 25e square yard.
TAPESTRY CARPETS ,;
JAPAN MATTINGS
at 2.ie, 30c, 35c, 40c, 45c, 50c, 60d
in a variety of new patterns and
and 75c. No. 2 special, regular 50e
fast colorings. Prices range thus,
quality—
12:!:e, 15e, 20e., 25c, 80c. See our
our cut price 40c.
special line at 15c.
LACE CURTAINS
in great variety and the very latest designs—button bole stitched
edges—gond washers and wearers—we start them at 25c, 35c, 50c, 65c,
15c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.25, $2,75, $3.50, $4,00 and $0.00.
CURTAIN
OTHER DEPARTMENTS.
MATERIALS.
Dress Goods, Silks and .Linings—Hosiery,
New patterns in Art
Gloves and Corsets — Smailwares, Staples and
Muslins, Art Sateens,
Prints—Blouses and Whitewear— Gents' Fur -
Damask, Spot Blas-
nishings, Hats and Caps, Ready-to-wear Cloth-
lius, Cretonnes, etc.
Ing — Groceries — Boots and Shoes — all well
assorted and prices the lowest,
' ft E. I sur d et Co.
Opp. Bank Hamilton Highest Price Paid for Produce
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For Housecleaning
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The wonderful antiseptic Soap, cleans paint
work, Serges, Cashmeres, all woolen and cot-
ton goods, like new 10 and 15c cakes
For the Farmers.
Alicante Mats, the only correct thing for the bot-
tom of your buggy, each 50c
Finnan Haddies.
Another lot of those choice Fish received. A trifle
higher in price than previous lot. Per lb 8c
t Griffin's
to
It will require 30 days longer to com-
plete arrangements for the transfer of any
business into a Joint Stock Company, there-
fore our Slaughter Sale will be continued
for another
30 Days
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All ends of Carpets, 011` Cloths,
besides a lot of new ones, Lace Cur.
tains, odd lines Clothing, Suits, Muse
Furnishings, Boots Shoes, are all in -
eluded in this Clearing Sale.
T. A. MILLS