The Wingham Advance, 1907-11-14, Page 5THE WINGB AM ADVANCE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1907.
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We have been speaking through the pages
of this paper to the Ladies who want the Latest
and Best Coats and wraps of every kind, and
in consequence of that our sales have been large
and our customers all pleased and satisfied, and
now they are speaking for us in the most telling
manner. We would like you, now that the wea-
ther is putting on wintery airs, to think of Fur
Coats, Ruffs, Stoles, etc. You will be amply re-
paid by looking through our fine display of best
quality of Furs before deciding where to pur-
chase. We have exceeded any former effort (even
of . this house) this season in the Splendid Dis-
play of Seasonable and Fashionable Dress Goods
that are now offered to our customers at very
reasonable, prices.
Highest price paid for Butter, Eggs, Dried Apples.
D. M. GORDON
Every Housewife
'-Should Have
"tiiversal"
Food Chopper.
It will chop all kinds of
meat, raw or cooked, and all
kinds of fruit and vegetables,
into clean-cut, uniform pieces,
fine or coarse, as wanted,
without mashing, and with
great rapidity. It does away
with the chopping knife and
bowl entirely, doing its work
in one-tenth the time, and
producing an absolutely uni-
form produet. For cutting
sausage meat it cannot be
surpassed. Sold by
J. D. Burns
Our Eye Examining
is not merely placing different lenses be-
fore the eyes; but a diagnosis bringing out
(by the use of scientific instruments, with
which we' view the interior of the eye) all
errors of refraction or causes of eye strain,
enabling us, by the use of the glasses
ground in our own laboratories, to attain
absolute accuracy.
THE TAIT-BROWN OPTICAL CO.
EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS
237 Dundas St., London, Ont.
WINQHAM
General Hospital.
(Tinder Government Itineration.)
Pleasantly situated. Beautifully tirrnieheil.
Open to all regularly licensed physielane.
Itatea for mtlenta (which include board and
ntireing) -is.m to $15.00 per week. ae *riling
to daoation M room,r
For further informa-
tion —Addreee
M158 ICATI1RINIC STEVICNSON,
Superintemlent,
Box 222, Wingbsm, Out,
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Why, Everybody Says That YOUNG'S Is The Proper Place To Buy Your
Stoves, Ranges And Heaters, If You Want To Make Money.
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Doherty s Decarbon Steel Stoves and Ranges
Can't be Beaten.
McClary s Celebrated Pandora Range
Right Up-to-date. Call and See It.
Penn Esther Stoves and Ranges
Are Unexcelled.
••1N1NN1N1.11.11.1••1.001•NN1N•NNNN•NN01.1.110N1i000N000NNONONNN000
We also carry several other lines which we haven't space or time
to mention. Huron Stoves and Ranges almost given
away—if you will take them.
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Give us a call, and be convinced that what we say about our
Stoves is correct. A Pleasure to show Goods.
Young's Big Hardware
Wingham, Ont,
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Lucknow.
On Tuesday morning, Oct. 29th, the
citizens of Lucknow and vicinity
heard with deep regret of the sudden
and unexpected death of Jane Doug-
las, relict of the late Roderick Mac-
donald, aged 65 years. Interment
took place Nov.5,to Kinloss v ceme-
tery.
One day recently at Peter Mc-
Intosh's, con. 3, Kinloss, Sarni, Nic-
holson and his gang, W. McIntosh,
W. Fraser and D. Dempsey, packed,
29 barrels of apples in 4 hours and ten
minutes. The apples had to be taken
out of heaps and every barrel had to
be lined.
A pretty wedding was solemnized
on Wednesday evening, Oct. 30, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan McIn-
tyre, of the 4th con., Kinloss, when
their slaughter Mary Ann, was united
in marriage to Mr. W. L. McKenzie.
Under an arch of evergreens, the cere-
mony was performed by Rev. F. A.
McLennan in the presence of about
150 invited guests.
The death occurred on Thursday
evening last of Henry Cook, a respect-
ed resident of this town. Deceased,
who was in his 42nd year, and though
suffering from liver and heart trouble
for some time, regained health suf-
ficient to bo able to take his daily
walks until a few days prior to his
death. Mr. Cook was a native of
Birmingham, England, and came 'to
Lucknow about 12 years ago. Mrs.
Cook survives her husband. A family
of three daughters and one son also
survive. The funeral took place to
Kinloss cemetery on Sunday after-
noon and was conducted under the
auspices of Court Sherwood, No. 50,
C. 0. F., of which deceased was a
member. A large number of the
members of the C. 0. F. joined in the
funeral procession, which was headed
by the members of the Phoenix Fire
Company No. 2, of whieh deceased
was a member.
—If a, teaspoonful of lemon juice is
added to the water that pastry is
made with it will be found to make it
rise in flakes and be much whiter and
lighter.
Like A Thief In The Night.
That's how pain Comes. We sit
near an open window, get stiff neck or
sore back. Perhaps cool off too quick-
ly after exertion, rheumatism
develops, Spend what yon may, but
intones,' can't buy anything better than
Poison's Nerviline. Its penetrating
power enables it to reach deep tissues,
that's why It 'uses aches that all else
can't touch, For outward application
we guarantee five times more strength
than in any other liniment. Inward-
. a l
I it'e harmless and as mire a the
hereafter to ease at rinse. Don't ac-
cept a substitute for Polson s Nervi -
line which is the one groat household
panaoea of to -day,
Clinton.
Mr. S. H. Smith has about 80 head
of fine cattle at his farm on the Bay-
field road, that he is stall -feeding, and
for which ho has the good fortune to
have plenty of feed.
At Monday night's meeting of the
town council it was decided to publish
the waterworks by-law in order to
bring objections to it to a head.
Otherwise it might dwaddle along for
a year.
Mr. John.West, who has been a
member of the fire brigade for sixteen
years, the last six as stoker or as-
sistant engineer, has resigned. Dur-
ing that long period he only missed
attending one fire.
While working on the fresh water
well for Mr. John Ransford on Mon-
day, the drillers, Messrs. McLister and
Wade accomplished the feat of making
90 feet in 14 hours, or approximately
seven feet per hour for fourteen con-
secutive hours.
On Friday last a boy who is old
enough to know better, opened a
switch at the station, and had it not
been discovered just at the opportune
moment a serious accident might have
been the result. It is said this is not
the first time he has done the same
thing.
On Thursday last, the carelessness
of one of a freight train crew, sent
four freight cars off the switch at the
station. The London train had to
back down and unload its passengers,
baggage and mails some distance from
the station, and the Goderich train
could not go through until the track
was cleared.
On Saturday evening a Mr. Hays
Oh, For A Clear Complexion 1
A clear complexion is the outward
evidence of inward cleanliness. In
bad health the face becomes a sign-
board, telling of disease within. If
yellow, bile is not properly secreted
if pallid, the kidneys are faulty ; if
skin is murky and dark circles beneath
the eyes, look for constipation. What-
ever the cause, no remedy compares
with Dr. Hamilton's Pills which are
mild, safe, purifying and vitalizing in
their action. They give a marvelous
rosy tint in the cheeks, brighten the
eyes, aid establish health that defies
age and disease. Sold everywhere in
25c boxes.
—Clean mica in heating stoves by
washing with hot vinegar and salt.
was brought to the Hospital here,
from Zurich, suffering With acute kid-
ney trouble. He was unconscious at
the time, and never recovered con-
sciousness, though everything possible
was done for him, and he died a
couple of days later. He was a
widower, aged about 65 years.
Last week Mr. R. Welsh laid infor-
mation against Mr. J. A. Iiamilton,
coal dealer, for violation of a town by-
law, which provides as follow :—"That
no person having scales and weights
for their own use, shall weigh or suf-
fer to be weighed with such scales or
weights, any article whatsoever, for
any other person or persons whatso-
ever." The case carne up befgre P.M.
Andrews, who reserved decision until
this week. Mr. Hamilton was defend-
ed by Mr. Blair, of Goderich. Mr.
Andrews has dismissed the action, on
the ground that, a municipality has
no power to create amonoply, as this
by-law does.
NOBOD
Y NEED HAVE
INFLAMMATORY
RNEUMA
TISM!
THAT'S FACT THAT MEDICAL SCIENCE CAN PROVE TO YOU EVERY
DAY IN THE YEAR — CARELESSNESS COURTS IT— PRECAUTION
PREVENTS --IT'S NOT A CONTAGION THAT STEALS IN UNAWARESI
South American. Rheumatic Cure
is the fortress behind which you may he perfectly secure; and why take
chances if, through exposure to heat and wet, you feel those unwelcome
chills, then the fever, then the sweating, then the pains in the joints.
Do not put off securing the greatest of rheumatic and neuralgia cures.
Experience shows that the duration of inflammatory rheumatism, under
ordinary treatment, will cover a period of six to eight weeks; and what
a wracking it gives to the sufferer, and it seems almost incredible that
the great South American Rheumatic Cure has, in thousands of
instances, controlled and conquered tnost stubborn and next to baffling
cases in from one to three days.
Lumbago is one of rheumatism's full brothers. It comes and prostrates
at times with the suddenness of a thunderclap, and yet, as in the most
acute inflammatory cases, the great South American Rheumatic Cure
comes as a ministering angel, holds out its healing hand, and bids the
bent and bedridden take on the suppleness of youth. Lots of
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Healthy kidneys are kept so by South American Kidney Cure,
and unhealthy kidneys are cured by the same great remedy
SOLD BY A. L, HAMILTON
Teeswater.
The South Bruce Farmers' Institute
recently received its share of the pro-
fits from the Model Farm Excursion.
It is considerably less than last year.
For the three ridings concerned, the
net proceeds amounted to $155.
A copyof the plans for a library
building, approved of by the village
council and library board and agreed
to by Mr. Carnegie, has been hung in
the Postoffice so that all may have an
opportunity to examine them.
Culross local optiouists have secured
the necessary number of signatures to
a petition requesting the council to
submit a by-law to the township elec-
tors in January, and have filed the
same with the clerk. The petition-
will
etitionwill be dealt with at the regular
monthly meeting to be held on the
eleventh.
Mr. Allan McLean, who for many
years took an active part in the busi-
ness life of Teeswater, died in the
General Hospital, Toronto, early last
Friday morning. He was taken dan-
gerously ill about three weeks ago
with an internal trouble, but recover-
ed for a short time. The trouble re-
turned and he was removed to the
General Hospital where he under-
went a surgical operation of a very
trying nature on the 29th ult. He
survived the immediate effects, but
passed away on Friday morning. He
was 71 years of age, was married three
times and leaves a widow. Though
for years more or less of an invalid
physically, Mr. McLean was a man
quite above the average in intellectual
acuteness and ability. He was pos-
sessed of considerable literary ability
and took pleasure in exercising this
faculty.
SAVE THIS ANYWAY.
Hero is a simple home-made mix-
ture as given by an eminent authority
on Kidney diseases, who makes the
statement in a New York daily news-
paper, that it will relieve almost any
case of Kidney trouble if taken before
the stage of Bright's disease. Ile
states that such symptoms as latno
back, pain in the side, frequent desire
to urinate, especially at night; pain-
ful and discolored urination, are readi-
ly overcome. Ilere is the recipe, try
it:
I�luid Extract Dandelion, one-half
ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce;
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces. Take a teaspoonful after
each meal and at bedtime;
A well-known druggist here in town
Is authority that these ingredients
are all harmless and easily mixed at
home by shaking well in a bottle.
This mixture has a peculiar healing
and soothing effect upon the entire
Kidney and Urinary structure, and
often overcomes the worst forms of
Rheumatism in just a little cvhile.
This mixture is said to remove all
blood disorders and eine the Rhemna-
ti m by forcing the kidneys to filter
And
strain from the blood and system
em
all 'mid acid and foul, decomposed
waste matter, which cause these afflic-
tions. Try it If you are'nt well, Save
the prescription.
Largest
Stock
The Leading Store
Lowest
Prices
ISARD'S
For Bargains In Ready-to-wear SUITS,.
OVERCOATS, REEFERS, SMOCKS,
PANTS, RAIN COATS, OVERALLS,
FUR COATS, ETC. ,y§, ,sg
We've just passed into stock THREE SHIPMENTS
of New Fall and Winter CLOTHING, comprising all that
is NEW in READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS for Men and
Boys, Moderately Priced for Quick Selling.
Special Priced overcoats.
Men's Heavy Black Cloth Overcoats, well made, stylish,
farmer's satin lining, sizes 36 to 44—Special Price $7,00
Men's Tweed Overcoats in dark colors. Our Special Price
to clear, only $0,00
Boys' Plain Black Overcoats, with Astrachan collar, strong
linings, a very stylish Coat—Our Price $10.00
Boys' Reefers in plain Navy Blue Cloth, nicely made, lined
with tweed—Prices $2,00, $2,50, $3.00, $3.50
OVERALLS.—A large stock of the best Overalls in grey,
black or blue—See our leader at 750
PANTS. —5 doz. Men's extra heavy, strong, winter Pants,
untearable Tweed—Our cut price $1..50
MEN'S SUITS. -10 Suits, fine dark tweed, made to fit and
give good wear—Ten dollar value for $8.00
BOYS' SUITS.—A number of Boys' 3 piece Suits in dark
tweeds, well lined—Our special price $5.00
BOYS' OVERCOATS.—A special line of Boys' dark flake
tweed, a very stylish Coat—A bargain $5.00
MEN'S PANTS.—One doz. Men's gray striped Pants, strong
cloth, well made—Our cut price $2.00
BOYS' SUITS.—Two piece Suits, pretty patterns, well made
—Our special price _$2.50
Men's Fur Coats.
We can save yon money on anything in the line of
FUR GOODS. We buy Furs in large quantities from the
best manufacturers for SPOT CASH, thereby getting the
best price possible. It will be to your adtpantage to visit
our CLOTHING DEPARTMENT on the 2nd ,,floor and see
our stock of Fur -lined Coats and Fur Coats.`, Our Prices
will interest you.
H. E. ISARD & CO.
IMPORTERS WING HAM
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Anybody who has the "determina-
tion" can become a good penman if
her she will h r i mtelli antiY follow
intelligently
our instructions and practice an hour
or so a day for a few months.
Penmanship is of far greater im-
portance than most young people
realize.
We know from intimate acquaint-
ance with business .nen that there
isn't anything that creates a more
favorable impres '-;;I ' ;u er
than the`iie ess and legibility of
an applicant's handwriting.
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iwritin
Write for our large, illustrated free
catalogue. It explains our Business
and Shorthand Courses in detail.
Shows the value of an education in
a school which is a member of the
Business Educators' Association.
The demand for graduates is
greater than we can supply,
FOREST CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE
Members of Business Educators'
Association.
J. W. WESTERVELT,
t'riccipal, Loudon.
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We're now ready for the tail and
winter trade, and below will be fdund
a few of the many bargains we have
in stock. Call in 1
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0LINOLEUM: AND OILOLOTIL—Several pieces 12 feet wide to
select from. A big assortment of Floor Oilcloths, also a big/ Hue of
Carpets.
BLANKETS.—Of all kinds, Flannelette, grey and white, at low
prices ; All -wool, white or grey, Kingsville make, the best on the
market, at last year's prices.
YARN. ---Pure Wool Yarn in single, two or three ply, made in
Wroxeter especially for our trade.
UNDERWEAR —A largo stock of Lathes' and Children's Under-
wear, all sizes at bargain prices, positively new goods.
FLANNELETTE. ---150 pieces to select from, all colors and de-
signs, from 5 ets. to 20 ots. per yard. This stook was bought before
the advance in price and we will give our customers the benefit at
old prices.
Seo our stock of Wrapperetto and Kimono, Cloth before buying
elsewhere.
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MEN'S YGE��ILAHLES.�-•-DiAu's and Boys' All -wool Underwear.
Men's and Boys' neW Overcoats just arrived. Mon's and Boys' Over-
alls. Men's and Boys' Caps. Fur Coats for Men; we have Canadian
Coon, Wombat, Bulgarian Lamb, Calf and Dog. New Clothing for
Men and Boys, also heavy Tweed Snitings. We handle the cele-
brated Stanfield's Unshrinkablo Underwear.
LADIES' COATS. -50 Ladies' Cloth Coats and Jaokets, also a
full line of Astrachan Coats. Give us a call before buying else-
where. We deem it a pleasure to show our goods, whether you
buy or not,
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Gives us a dressy appearance, and will
out -wear any of the other makes. The
chances are, we have a perfect fit for
you in stock, both in Suits and Over-
coats, but if not, we can have them
made specially to your measure by the
best Tailors in Canada. ,
McGee. & Campbell
Clothiers and Men's Furnishers
We have been speaking through the pages
of this paper to the Ladies who want the Latest
and Best Coats and wraps of every kind, and
in consequence of that our sales have been large
and our customers all pleased and satisfied, and
now they are speaking for us in the most telling
manner. We would like you, now that the wea-
ther is putting on wintery airs, to think of Fur
Coats, Ruffs, Stoles, etc. You will be amply re-
paid by looking through our fine display of best
quality of Furs before deciding where to pur-
chase. We have exceeded any former effort (even
of . this house) this season in the Splendid Dis-
play of Seasonable and Fashionable Dress Goods
that are now offered to our customers at very
reasonable, prices.
Highest price paid for Butter, Eggs, Dried Apples.
D. M. GORDON
Every Housewife
'-Should Have
"tiiversal"
Food Chopper.
It will chop all kinds of
meat, raw or cooked, and all
kinds of fruit and vegetables,
into clean-cut, uniform pieces,
fine or coarse, as wanted,
without mashing, and with
great rapidity. It does away
with the chopping knife and
bowl entirely, doing its work
in one-tenth the time, and
producing an absolutely uni-
form produet. For cutting
sausage meat it cannot be
surpassed. Sold by
J. D. Burns
Our Eye Examining
is not merely placing different lenses be-
fore the eyes; but a diagnosis bringing out
(by the use of scientific instruments, with
which we' view the interior of the eye) all
errors of refraction or causes of eye strain,
enabling us, by the use of the glasses
ground in our own laboratories, to attain
absolute accuracy.
THE TAIT-BROWN OPTICAL CO.
EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS
237 Dundas St., London, Ont.
WINQHAM
General Hospital.
(Tinder Government Itineration.)
Pleasantly situated. Beautifully tirrnieheil.
Open to all regularly licensed physielane.
Itatea for mtlenta (which include board and
ntireing) -is.m to $15.00 per week. ae *riling
to daoation M room,r
For further informa-
tion —Addreee
M158 ICATI1RINIC STEVICNSON,
Superintemlent,
Box 222, Wingbsm, Out,
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Who Said So ?
Why, Everybody Says That YOUNG'S Is The Proper Place To Buy Your
Stoves, Ranges And Heaters, If You Want To Make Money.
000000001000010000004000.•..•.•1NN010N1010101N00••••••••0••00••001 ••1111111.1••4/111
Doherty s Decarbon Steel Stoves and Ranges
Can't be Beaten.
McClary s Celebrated Pandora Range
Right Up-to-date. Call and See It.
Penn Esther Stoves and Ranges
Are Unexcelled.
••1N1NN1N1.11.11.1••1.001•NN1N•NNNN•NN01.1.110N1i000N000NNONONNN000
We also carry several other lines which we haven't space or time
to mention. Huron Stoves and Ranges almost given
away—if you will take them.
•••401•NN•1NNN00••••00N0••01••1/11111NNN1NNON100N0000000000N000
Give us a call, and be convinced that what we say about our
Stoves is correct. A Pleasure to show Goods.
Young's Big Hardware
Wingham, Ont,
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e,
e.
eft.
Lucknow.
On Tuesday morning, Oct. 29th, the
citizens of Lucknow and vicinity
heard with deep regret of the sudden
and unexpected death of Jane Doug-
las, relict of the late Roderick Mac-
donald, aged 65 years. Interment
took place Nov.5,to Kinloss v ceme-
tery.
One day recently at Peter Mc-
Intosh's, con. 3, Kinloss, Sarni, Nic-
holson and his gang, W. McIntosh,
W. Fraser and D. Dempsey, packed,
29 barrels of apples in 4 hours and ten
minutes. The apples had to be taken
out of heaps and every barrel had to
be lined.
A pretty wedding was solemnized
on Wednesday evening, Oct. 30, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan McIn-
tyre, of the 4th con., Kinloss, when
their slaughter Mary Ann, was united
in marriage to Mr. W. L. McKenzie.
Under an arch of evergreens, the cere-
mony was performed by Rev. F. A.
McLennan in the presence of about
150 invited guests.
The death occurred on Thursday
evening last of Henry Cook, a respect-
ed resident of this town. Deceased,
who was in his 42nd year, and though
suffering from liver and heart trouble
for some time, regained health suf-
ficient to bo able to take his daily
walks until a few days prior to his
death. Mr. Cook was a native of
Birmingham, England, and came 'to
Lucknow about 12 years ago. Mrs.
Cook survives her husband. A family
of three daughters and one son also
survive. The funeral took place to
Kinloss cemetery on Sunday after-
noon and was conducted under the
auspices of Court Sherwood, No. 50,
C. 0. F., of which deceased was a
member. A large number of the
members of the C. 0. F. joined in the
funeral procession, which was headed
by the members of the Phoenix Fire
Company No. 2, of whieh deceased
was a member.
—If a, teaspoonful of lemon juice is
added to the water that pastry is
made with it will be found to make it
rise in flakes and be much whiter and
lighter.
Like A Thief In The Night.
That's how pain Comes. We sit
near an open window, get stiff neck or
sore back. Perhaps cool off too quick-
ly after exertion, rheumatism
develops, Spend what yon may, but
intones,' can't buy anything better than
Poison's Nerviline. Its penetrating
power enables it to reach deep tissues,
that's why It 'uses aches that all else
can't touch, For outward application
we guarantee five times more strength
than in any other liniment. Inward-
. a l
I it'e harmless and as mire a the
hereafter to ease at rinse. Don't ac-
cept a substitute for Polson s Nervi -
line which is the one groat household
panaoea of to -day,
Clinton.
Mr. S. H. Smith has about 80 head
of fine cattle at his farm on the Bay-
field road, that he is stall -feeding, and
for which ho has the good fortune to
have plenty of feed.
At Monday night's meeting of the
town council it was decided to publish
the waterworks by-law in order to
bring objections to it to a head.
Otherwise it might dwaddle along for
a year.
Mr. John.West, who has been a
member of the fire brigade for sixteen
years, the last six as stoker or as-
sistant engineer, has resigned. Dur-
ing that long period he only missed
attending one fire.
While working on the fresh water
well for Mr. John Ransford on Mon-
day, the drillers, Messrs. McLister and
Wade accomplished the feat of making
90 feet in 14 hours, or approximately
seven feet per hour for fourteen con-
secutive hours.
On Friday last a boy who is old
enough to know better, opened a
switch at the station, and had it not
been discovered just at the opportune
moment a serious accident might have
been the result. It is said this is not
the first time he has done the same
thing.
On Thursday last, the carelessness
of one of a freight train crew, sent
four freight cars off the switch at the
station. The London train had to
back down and unload its passengers,
baggage and mails some distance from
the station, and the Goderich train
could not go through until the track
was cleared.
On Saturday evening a Mr. Hays
Oh, For A Clear Complexion 1
A clear complexion is the outward
evidence of inward cleanliness. In
bad health the face becomes a sign-
board, telling of disease within. If
yellow, bile is not properly secreted
if pallid, the kidneys are faulty ; if
skin is murky and dark circles beneath
the eyes, look for constipation. What-
ever the cause, no remedy compares
with Dr. Hamilton's Pills which are
mild, safe, purifying and vitalizing in
their action. They give a marvelous
rosy tint in the cheeks, brighten the
eyes, aid establish health that defies
age and disease. Sold everywhere in
25c boxes.
—Clean mica in heating stoves by
washing with hot vinegar and salt.
was brought to the Hospital here,
from Zurich, suffering With acute kid-
ney trouble. He was unconscious at
the time, and never recovered con-
sciousness, though everything possible
was done for him, and he died a
couple of days later. He was a
widower, aged about 65 years.
Last week Mr. R. Welsh laid infor-
mation against Mr. J. A. Iiamilton,
coal dealer, for violation of a town by-
law, which provides as follow :—"That
no person having scales and weights
for their own use, shall weigh or suf-
fer to be weighed with such scales or
weights, any article whatsoever, for
any other person or persons whatso-
ever." The case carne up befgre P.M.
Andrews, who reserved decision until
this week. Mr. Hamilton was defend-
ed by Mr. Blair, of Goderich. Mr.
Andrews has dismissed the action, on
the ground that, a municipality has
no power to create amonoply, as this
by-law does.
NOBOD
Y NEED HAVE
INFLAMMATORY
RNEUMA
TISM!
THAT'S FACT THAT MEDICAL SCIENCE CAN PROVE TO YOU EVERY
DAY IN THE YEAR — CARELESSNESS COURTS IT— PRECAUTION
PREVENTS --IT'S NOT A CONTAGION THAT STEALS IN UNAWARESI
South American. Rheumatic Cure
is the fortress behind which you may he perfectly secure; and why take
chances if, through exposure to heat and wet, you feel those unwelcome
chills, then the fever, then the sweating, then the pains in the joints.
Do not put off securing the greatest of rheumatic and neuralgia cures.
Experience shows that the duration of inflammatory rheumatism, under
ordinary treatment, will cover a period of six to eight weeks; and what
a wracking it gives to the sufferer, and it seems almost incredible that
the great South American Rheumatic Cure has, in thousands of
instances, controlled and conquered tnost stubborn and next to baffling
cases in from one to three days.
Lumbago is one of rheumatism's full brothers. It comes and prostrates
at times with the suddenness of a thunderclap, and yet, as in the most
acute inflammatory cases, the great South American Rheumatic Cure
comes as a ministering angel, holds out its healing hand, and bids the
bent and bedridden take on the suppleness of youth. Lots of
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Healthy kidneys are kept so by South American Kidney Cure,
and unhealthy kidneys are cured by the same great remedy
SOLD BY A. L, HAMILTON
Teeswater.
The South Bruce Farmers' Institute
recently received its share of the pro-
fits from the Model Farm Excursion.
It is considerably less than last year.
For the three ridings concerned, the
net proceeds amounted to $155.
A copyof the plans for a library
building, approved of by the village
council and library board and agreed
to by Mr. Carnegie, has been hung in
the Postoffice so that all may have an
opportunity to examine them.
Culross local optiouists have secured
the necessary number of signatures to
a petition requesting the council to
submit a by-law to the township elec-
tors in January, and have filed the
same with the clerk. The petition-
will
etitionwill be dealt with at the regular
monthly meeting to be held on the
eleventh.
Mr. Allan McLean, who for many
years took an active part in the busi-
ness life of Teeswater, died in the
General Hospital, Toronto, early last
Friday morning. He was taken dan-
gerously ill about three weeks ago
with an internal trouble, but recover-
ed for a short time. The trouble re-
turned and he was removed to the
General Hospital where he under-
went a surgical operation of a very
trying nature on the 29th ult. He
survived the immediate effects, but
passed away on Friday morning. He
was 71 years of age, was married three
times and leaves a widow. Though
for years more or less of an invalid
physically, Mr. McLean was a man
quite above the average in intellectual
acuteness and ability. He was pos-
sessed of considerable literary ability
and took pleasure in exercising this
faculty.
SAVE THIS ANYWAY.
Hero is a simple home-made mix-
ture as given by an eminent authority
on Kidney diseases, who makes the
statement in a New York daily news-
paper, that it will relieve almost any
case of Kidney trouble if taken before
the stage of Bright's disease. Ile
states that such symptoms as latno
back, pain in the side, frequent desire
to urinate, especially at night; pain-
ful and discolored urination, are readi-
ly overcome. Ilere is the recipe, try
it:
I�luid Extract Dandelion, one-half
ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce;
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces. Take a teaspoonful after
each meal and at bedtime;
A well-known druggist here in town
Is authority that these ingredients
are all harmless and easily mixed at
home by shaking well in a bottle.
This mixture has a peculiar healing
and soothing effect upon the entire
Kidney and Urinary structure, and
often overcomes the worst forms of
Rheumatism in just a little cvhile.
This mixture is said to remove all
blood disorders and eine the Rhemna-
ti m by forcing the kidneys to filter
And
strain from the blood and system
em
all 'mid acid and foul, decomposed
waste matter, which cause these afflic-
tions. Try it If you are'nt well, Save
the prescription.
Largest
Stock
The Leading Store
Lowest
Prices
ISARD'S
For Bargains In Ready-to-wear SUITS,.
OVERCOATS, REEFERS, SMOCKS,
PANTS, RAIN COATS, OVERALLS,
FUR COATS, ETC. ,y§, ,sg
We've just passed into stock THREE SHIPMENTS
of New Fall and Winter CLOTHING, comprising all that
is NEW in READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS for Men and
Boys, Moderately Priced for Quick Selling.
Special Priced overcoats.
Men's Heavy Black Cloth Overcoats, well made, stylish,
farmer's satin lining, sizes 36 to 44—Special Price $7,00
Men's Tweed Overcoats in dark colors. Our Special Price
to clear, only $0,00
Boys' Plain Black Overcoats, with Astrachan collar, strong
linings, a very stylish Coat—Our Price $10.00
Boys' Reefers in plain Navy Blue Cloth, nicely made, lined
with tweed—Prices $2,00, $2,50, $3.00, $3.50
OVERALLS.—A large stock of the best Overalls in grey,
black or blue—See our leader at 750
PANTS. —5 doz. Men's extra heavy, strong, winter Pants,
untearable Tweed—Our cut price $1..50
MEN'S SUITS. -10 Suits, fine dark tweed, made to fit and
give good wear—Ten dollar value for $8.00
BOYS' SUITS.—A number of Boys' 3 piece Suits in dark
tweeds, well lined—Our special price $5.00
BOYS' OVERCOATS.—A special line of Boys' dark flake
tweed, a very stylish Coat—A bargain $5.00
MEN'S PANTS.—One doz. Men's gray striped Pants, strong
cloth, well made—Our cut price $2.00
BOYS' SUITS.—Two piece Suits, pretty patterns, well made
—Our special price _$2.50
Men's Fur Coats.
We can save yon money on anything in the line of
FUR GOODS. We buy Furs in large quantities from the
best manufacturers for SPOT CASH, thereby getting the
best price possible. It will be to your adtpantage to visit
our CLOTHING DEPARTMENT on the 2nd ,,floor and see
our stock of Fur -lined Coats and Fur Coats.`, Our Prices
will interest you.
H. E. ISARD & CO.
IMPORTERS WING HAM
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Anybody who has the "determina-
tion" can become a good penman if
her she will h r i mtelli antiY follow
intelligently
our instructions and practice an hour
or so a day for a few months.
Penmanship is of far greater im-
portance than most young people
realize.
We know from intimate acquaint-
ance with business .nen that there
isn't anything that creates a more
favorable impres '-;;I ' ;u er
than the`iie ess and legibility of
an applicant's handwriting.
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Write for our large, illustrated free
catalogue. It explains our Business
and Shorthand Courses in detail.
Shows the value of an education in
a school which is a member of the
Business Educators' Association.
The demand for graduates is
greater than we can supply,
FOREST CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE
Members of Business Educators'
Association.
J. W. WESTERVELT,
t'riccipal, Loudon.
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We're now ready for the tail and
winter trade, and below will be fdund
a few of the many bargains we have
in stock. Call in 1
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0LINOLEUM: AND OILOLOTIL—Several pieces 12 feet wide to
select from. A big assortment of Floor Oilcloths, also a big/ Hue of
Carpets.
BLANKETS.—Of all kinds, Flannelette, grey and white, at low
prices ; All -wool, white or grey, Kingsville make, the best on the
market, at last year's prices.
YARN. ---Pure Wool Yarn in single, two or three ply, made in
Wroxeter especially for our trade.
UNDERWEAR —A largo stock of Lathes' and Children's Under-
wear, all sizes at bargain prices, positively new goods.
FLANNELETTE. ---150 pieces to select from, all colors and de-
signs, from 5 ets. to 20 ots. per yard. This stook was bought before
the advance in price and we will give our customers the benefit at
old prices.
Seo our stock of Wrapperetto and Kimono, Cloth before buying
elsewhere.
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MEN'S YGE��ILAHLES.�-•-DiAu's and Boys' All -wool Underwear.
Men's and Boys' neW Overcoats just arrived. Mon's and Boys' Over-
alls. Men's and Boys' Caps. Fur Coats for Men; we have Canadian
Coon, Wombat, Bulgarian Lamb, Calf and Dog. New Clothing for
Men and Boys, also heavy Tweed Snitings. We handle the cele-
brated Stanfield's Unshrinkablo Underwear.
LADIES' COATS. -50 Ladies' Cloth Coats and Jaokets, also a
full line of Astrachan Coats. Give us a call before buying else-
where. We deem it a pleasure to show our goods, whether you
buy or not,
ram Produce taken in exchange for goods.
T. A.
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