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PERSONAL , AGONIZING NEURALGIA
Mr. Peter Libk1ater. jr. isvisiting for
n tew daas! wall hie deter ,u Exeter.
Mr. sed Airs. Harry Wilson are ep.'nct•
i,Cg A t.W days wit;, friends iu O.iuton.
Mr. 0. M Walker spent part of last
8weto kh visiting with relatives at Inger-
Mrs. Sae AMeGatre and Mrs It John -
start were+vieitiug with Brussel, friends
last week.
Mr Peter Deans, jr is viattegg for a
few days with his pareute, Dir at ti Mea
Peter Deans.
Mr. and Hire. A. E Cribaon of Seaferth
were vieiting over Sunday with 51r. and
Mrs. R. Vanstnne.
Misses Myrtle and Eclitb Feseant, of
Qn'Appelle, Sask. are visiting at thn
of Saar. Varga 1? Assent,
Mr. Jolie 3. Moffat, of Turnherry is
mending two weeks ';t ith rel. rives
Hamilton and Toronto.
Mr. and Lira. Bishop are vietting with
friends in Parkhill. Mr. Bishop hes net
yet been able to secure a dwelling; in
Wingham
Dr. P. Macdonald is in Owen Sound
this week, attending the annual meeting
of the shareholders of the Sun Portland
Cement Co.
Mrs Arthur Haines was ranee to
Moorefield on Satueday, to be at the
bedside of her son, Robert Haines, who
is seriously ill.
Mr, Alex. Casexnore of Wroxeter ara
rized in town on Tuesday to attend the
commercial department of the Wingham
Business College.
Mr. Wm. Woods, for some time em-
ployed by Walker & Clegg, is taking a
course in telegraphy in the Wingham
Business College.
Sore Throat tens! Coughs
A simple. effective and safe remedy :or all throat
irritations is fonnclin
Crosoleno Antiseptic Tablets
They combine the germicidal value of Cresotene with
the soothing properties of slippery elm and licorice.
10c. AB Drugtists 4,30
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Due to Poor. weak 13Iood-Dr. Wit.
hams' Pints Pitts wtli insure a Cure
Neuralgia is the surest sign that your
whole omens is weak and unstroug.
<Uiose steep, stabbing pains are unused
by your j netted uerves. Bat your nerves
would eget be janglertl if your blood watt
pure sant etruug. You Can't cure neu-
ralgia by ltiutuents or bot applications,
They may relieve fora tuowent-but they
can't politely cure. You Can never cure
neuralgia nihil you enrich your blood
and brace your starved nerves with De.
Willtarutt' Puna Pills. They actually
muke new blood. They soothe the
nerves and atreugthen the wholeeysteat.
Tbey btr117.73 right at the cause of agoniz
lel: neuralgia. Mr. John 141cDeriuott,
I;ot:d Head, Out , says: teas the result
of a wetting, I was seized • i pains in
all parts of my body. consulted a
doctor, who told me t' e trouble was
neuralgia. He tz ate e for some tiwe
but did r.ot bel nue I had often read
of Dr. William P tic Pills, and decided
to try then. the time I bad taken
three boxes, th e was a good improve-
u:eut in my cage, ant: after I had taken
ten boxes, every ache and pain had die -
appeared. I had gained in weight and
telt better iu every way. I shall always
have a :mod cord to say for Dr. Wil.
tiN11).' Pink Pills."
When the blood is poor, the nerves
are starved ; then cones neuralgia, ire
sotnnia, St. Vitus dance, paralysis or
locomotor ataxia. All these tsonbles
are cured by Dr. Wilhelm' Pink fills,
because they actually snake rich, red
blood that feedeand soothes the starved
nerves and sends bealth and strength
to every part of the body. That is way
these pills also cure such troubles as
rheumatism, anaemia, chronic eryeipei•
as, Indigestion, and the special ailweuts
of growing girls and women. Bat you
must get the genuine with the full name
"1)r. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale
People," on the wrapper aronnd Anel,
box, If in doubt, write the Dr, Wil -
Hams' Medioine Co, Brockville, Ont.,
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FARM FOR SALE
Mud the pills wills be sent by mail at GO „Ft•1r ll -R ar.-I HOWlek'd611rh t1L 3a t .
cents per box, or an boles for it''« 5O. If lithos, snnof Qeo.1i uiton.I"sq , I,'ulton'sAills,
you. are ailing, try then today. to mix Ida Maud May Renry.youngest daugh
il. ter of Geo Henry, Iraq ,liowick.
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Report for January 100(3, B 13 No. 11, Gniivin Aavtdton a nae v ui:sand amgntlnHHl,
'l'urnuerrv. Named sire In order of /Kowtow -In Dtwgannon, on January 20th,
merit. Richard Morrow, aged Ml years and 11 months.
Sr. IV Ernest Linitlater, Emily Poesy- , :,xi. Vit; ry Butt, Colborne4 7 * $ear , 3 mouths ;butteryA
th. :a days
Jr. IV Roy Netterfield, Earl Reid,
Leonard Rusts. `.
Sr III Ethel Pearson. Bart Groves, $100, 000
Mary Ourrle, Laura °aihoun, Anna
i.todooald, Lizzie Lookridge, Eddie uscamematulumillrESSII
Lockridge.
Jr. 111 Edoa Finlay, Maggie Reid,
Willie Styles, liva Linklater, Harry
Asbby, Angie Puteen, Coeburn Austin.
r. II Ruby Forsyth, Carrie Weeks,
Frault Lockrldge, Wilbert Mowbray,
Whypay 1
Dau Mowbray.oan companies 5a and G
Jr. II John Rogers, Alfred Lockridge, per cent.?
Alvin Grov.ta. Willie Srihley, Minnie
Saunders, Beatrice Johnston.
Sr. Pt. 1I, Nelsou !tush, Grace Mow-
bray, Ralph Weeks.
Jr. P. II Gordon Ranson, Jessie Our.
ray, Ross Forsyth, Sammy Styles, Graoe
Flea.
Sr. Pt. I. Myrtle Lockridge, Alvin
Reid, Ella Rogers and Agate Gray equal,
Bose Weeks.
Ethel Ranson obtained the highest
eachiei 1t
for the mouth. M. D. Fiat , ACCOUNTANT, REAL ESTATE,
INSURANCE AND LOAN .AGENT
Accounts'LRents and Notes Collected. Cor-
ve anoint done.
OFFICE -In VanatnneBlock.
Open Saturday nights from 7 to 9 o'clock.
One Hundred Thousand Dollars to
loan on Farm Property at 5 per cent
during the next two months.
AB ER COSENS
Insurance, Loan and Estate
agent,
wiNGIIAAi.
C. J. MAGUIRE
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Dann-Ia Blyth, on�itKJanuary Cist, thewife of
Mr. Wnt. Barr a daughter.
STAratzti-In East Wawanosli, on January
22nd, the wife of Mr. Dixon Stalker: a son.
McDorciA7 r, -In Morris, on January 28th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Peter McDougall. a daughter.
STitaxit.0 -Iu Grey, ouJeutiary:0th, to Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Straehan, r., a sou.
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CROCRB-Ct:aaits-Atthe home of thebr!de'.
mother, on battery 60th, by Rev. Dr. Boss,
Mr. Albert Crooks, to Miss Annie, daughter of
Mrs, Donald Currie, all of Morris.
W1Lsotc-TATi.oe-A t the home of the , bride•',
parents, on January 60th, byy E 'vDr. Ross, Mr,
t>asuuel Wilson, of Brussels, to Miss blatgte,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Taylor,
Qrey.
JAtt1l uOa-Sr.Rr,Itcct--At the mane, Eg-
mondvilir, on January:2lst, by Roc. N. Sltaw,
B. A , Mr. Waiter Jamieson, of Bartney, Dina.
to Minx Charlotte Sperling, of Seaforth,
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Bargain Days, Friday and Saturday, 9 and 10
Two days of fast selling to clear alt old stock and make room for new goods.
It is your gain in every way. The favor we ask is the cash for what you buy.
Fitle and attractive values in Chinaware in window, from 5oc to $5.00
NO. r. -A roc table will display a great variety of Fancy China, useful
and ornamental, all good values, consisting of Spoon Holders, Cream
Jugs, Mustards, Cups. Saucers and Pla p . Choice for - lOc
NO. a. ---Table contains an equal variet} onsisting of Sugar Bowls, Cups
and Saucers, Plates, Spoon Holderi and Cream Jugs. Choice 15c
NO. 3. -Table contains articles which are worth from 25c to 40c. A
splendid variety of Orname nal China, Cups and Saucers, Plates,
Cream Pitchers, etc. /Choice for - - - - 25c
Lamoge Chink/10 per cent. of regular.
Laundry Basket, regular $2.30, a snap at $1 7.:
< ., <. $2.00 " $1.23
Work Baskets each from - - ac to 3t+c
.r. 1 only Sewing Basket, regular $0.00, snap at $2.33
HandkerchiefsandCollarboxes, Album, Purses
in great variety, from - - - 5c to $.5.00
Bill Wallets, Hand -Bags at reduced prices.
+ Great variety of Dolls and Toys 20",, off regular.
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ratt,3akvanest)
China-1lora) Berry
ot•.li nod Nappies, nicely decor -
ed ai blue anti !,old, and green and
lr gold.
rte(:;ular $3,0 Sots for eleao
Big Price -Cuts
in. Wall Paper
The paper on our racks my be
yours, for the reason that the new
Music Rolls, Regular 31.30 for
" « a 30 "
Hand Sleighs, Bob Sleights, etc,
Hockey Sticks at reduced prices.
Games, Checker boards, Crolsinole boards.
Pompadour Combs, fegnlar 23c fer 100 and 15c each.
Window Shades and Roller Bliuds, 10°„ oil.
FARM FOR SALE.
The east half of lot 2:i, non. 10, ownship of
Turnherry, 1 anile from the to of Winglient,
containing t7 acres of and. n the premises
are anew hrickhouse nd telten with wood-
shed and first glass cf t, good frame barn
lately re -singled, wit emeut foundation and
cement floor all over stable. The farm is well
fenced and well watered with spring ereelc
running noross it There are 60 acres seeded
down and fall ploughing all done. This farm
will be sold on easy terns to suit the purchaser.
For further particulars apply on premises,
t, mile west of Wingham cemeterv.:ot• address
AUGUST HO11iL'TIi,
Wingham, Ont,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby ttiven that Albert Hughes Of
the Township of Sstorrisin the County of Flttron
farmt•r, has made an assignment under R.8. O.
1807 0.147, of all his estate, credits end effects
4 to A. E. Smith, of the town Of Wingham in the
4County of Huron, banker, for the general bene-
"( fit of his creditors.
A meeting of his creditors will be held et the
office of R. V anstone in the town of Wingham,
on Friday, the ninth day of February, A.
1900 at the !tour of two o'clock in tine afternoon
4 to receive a statement of affairs, to appoint in -
4 speetors and fix their remuneration and for the
'4 ordering of the affairs of the estateenerally.
4 Creditors are requested to file their claims
4 with the assignee, with proofs and particulars
'4 thereof required by the said Act, on or before
the day of such meeting.
4 And notice is further given, that after the
4first day of March A. D.. 1906, the Assignee will
't proceed
partieso the assets of entitled thereto, debtor
a ing
'� regard onl to the claim, of which notice shat
'4 then have been given, and that he will not be
4 liable for the assets or any part thereof, so
4 distributed, to any person or persons of whose
4 claim he shell not then have had notice.
4 Dated at Wingham this 81st day of January
4 A. D. leftR. VANSTONE
4 Solicitor for Assignee.
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CaiadiaCanadian Northwest
SYNOPSIS OF
Homestead Re ulatiotlst
One of tim best farms in the Township of
Turnberry, helm; lot 0 and part of lot 4 in the
?tit cop., eontainip 107 acres, all cleared ex-
cept 4 acres of hardwood knit. Thi, farm. is
well fenced end drained and the land in a high
state of cultivation, There is about 70 acres
under grass and l,' acres of good fall wheat
and A large archer°°. Running water, conven-
ient to the buildings, and open the whole year
round, bAppltes tate stock with water. The
tion is
large frame
for with and hogs.
The house is large and comfortable with an
excellent cellar and cistern. Two lime Wine
and a limestone quarry are on the premises.
Tile Yarm is 0 miles from Wingham anc14 miles
front Wroxeter, ll utiles from church and 1
mile front a post office. This farm will be sold
on reasonable to*ms as the proprietor is going
West. For further pparticulars apply on the
premises or address Glenfarrow P. O.
D. FRASER,
7DISPERS ON SALE
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Registered hariharas and
era Cattle
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HILLSIDE STOOK FARM
London Road, 1. rise south of Clinton,
w-o;r -
Weanesday, _ =eb'y 14, 1906
20 Shorthorns 12 Grades.
The Shorthorns are good cattle and
well bred. Impo ted bulls have been
largely used.
Sale will commec oe sharp at 1 o'oloek.
TERMS. --4 monde credit on approved
joint notes or 6% pe annum off for cash.
TFIos. GRUNDY, H. PLUMSTEEL,
Auctioneer. Proprietor.
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•r, Any even numbered section of Dominion
2. Lands iu Manitoba or the Northwest Provinces,
4 excepting 8 and 20, not reserved, inay be home.
4. steatled by any person who is the sole head of
a family, or nay male over 18 years of age, to
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,... 0 the
moreextent f one-quarter section of 100 acres,
- $$ 00 4. Entre may be made personally at the local
,i, land office for the district in which the land is
d, situate. or if the homesteader desires, he may.
tit on application to the Minister of the Interior,
4. Ottawa, the Commissioner of Immigration,
.l. Winnipeg, or the local agent, receive authority
4 for sone one to make entry for him.
.i. The homesteader is required to perform the
.i. conditions connected therewith under one of
4.
POPULAR BOOKS FOR 30c-- 1 HAIR BRUSHES AT 50c- 'I•
20 volumes of cloth bound becks, Brushes that usually bring 75c .•l. requirements as to residence may be satisfied
including many of the standard and 1K'c, will be cleared Bargain %3• by spelt person residing with the father or
authors, such as Henty, Conner, ,)aye, at each eve + moMI ther.
the settler has his permanent residence
Wallace, tiVikon, ilfclaren, l5ici:' n r 4. upon farming land owned by him in the viein-
Bprint; papers are crowding to on us, ens, t Dumas, Thackery, Irving ' HAIR BRUSHES AT 75c -As .i. ity of his homestead, the requirements as to
and must be accommodated. It will i mostly high•priced books, choice good a Brush as you want to use, l fix +i aid lar lay be battafted by residence upon
pay you to get your Paper NOW, even for .. • • 50c including solid back Ebony 4, six months' notice in writing should be given
Brushes, and beautifully finished. .1. to the Commissioner of Dominion Lands at
though you cannot put it up for a BIBI•Y3S AT 75O -We offer you worth easily $1,:25,13argaiuDays 750 + Ottawa of intention to apply for patent.
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while yet: the the" .e of a nice lot of well
7 i::0 roils of choice patterns,in FANCY GOODS, CHOICE 25c- Deputy of the Minister oP the Interior,
(;resin, red,blue, green nd bound Bibles. Some of the • This lot comprises the balance of �' N. B. -reauthorized publication of this ad•
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mauve, paprs that are regularly covers may be alightly rubbed, our Fancy Goods left over from ve rtisement will, not be paid for.
raid at lr) : per elegle rail, for Bar but otherwise in perfect condi- Christmas, and consists of a great 4
tion, regular prices average about . many useful and fancy articles, d•
g:.:le 1*.tye, Iver roll..., . ,c 1.2i each... e50 'I'
t 'leviers and ceiling to match. ! such as Baskets, Frames, Boxes, .. ,
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the following plans
(11 At least sir month+ residence upon end
cultivation of the Iaud in each year for three
years.
(21 If the father (or mother, .if the father is
deceaseds of the homesteader resides upon a
faun in the vicinity of the land entered for the
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CENTRAL
':'iTRATFOF D. CNT.
Do you want a good position in the
Commercial World? The surest and
shortest road is via this school. We '•
give a course of training that is not '
surpassed by any Business College in
Canada. We give individual in-
struction therefore you may enter at -
: any time. Write for free catalogue
and get full particulars.
BIBLES AT$1.00-vveilbound Morose Albums. Trays, aft.
l t , rb d om a t Come early Bargain Days andJUST 'ARRIVED!
: nils ;;nod qua?ity paper
andsue ab t ice:kitchen, en, mini: ro Bible in gcs d type and contain take your choice fox. .ae .j. i O .
haven t9, In buil, cream, in teachers' Matter, naps, etc., 1.;t iv�!4n,*- 4's:4;�_:� 4id1.4i •ki.:c.Wit41w.
1 'e i r toll. o,i Bargain llays, dow Shades, assorted colors, 'eg
per tOnglc :ion 7c 1 BIBLE:) of ;1.7,0 -Large size mounted on good spring rollers, i
04 30 site beantif .l gilt papers, Bibles, containing much valuable for Bargain Days, each 3vc A t
suit:.•bi for nil a ,„ r ),tuna, hails, information as to bible history, I''A�ti CY COMES at 23e and IOC- f0 V CI! t El t VIZ'S
parlors and Le rac,i s r ltoice de• geography, etc., large type, well A lot of fancy back and side 4 -'
bis sn�l g�tt,.•n, regular 10.; and Sl.a(i to $'J.00... $L00
WIN no wSIIADES--120Win-
A COMPLETE ;TOCK OF
sig;mand co.e+, ii.,,r*, worth nem illustrated worth from ,2.o°i7 to 4
conies, new shapes and styles.
1ari;; from see to eSet per roll, on w:3.00. • • • • al J0 Choice for 50 N
;ci' axil U av, per eiiigl0 roll iG. 4
,,yli ro'lu h,rvr gilt and embus- ENVLLOPES,-Ob 1 on g and - A large assortment of Back. 4
s„ ci ezieeee, suitable for the best square eneelo es good r tality, in combs, worth regularly from 150 .r
,r,tsrue of your house, regular White, Cream, eah packege con- '.to 35c each. Choice for.......10o 4 T'1;ot:Snn1Ncia AND y'ESTINOS,
p.it:t:.l `.. e tri WO per single roll.. i,, tains 25 envelopes, per package..:ic , FINE LINEN FINIS II L 1) 4 • These aro alt of the latest designs
aateclics of odd rolls, contain. - NOTE PAPER &ENVELOPEii-• and materials, and tit prices that are
sat; 1 ni 4 to d roils of a kind, : SCRIBBLERS i; for 10c --AA line of paper and envelopes 44.di reaso:iable,
lax ynnel .. 100 to lac- called Loraine Repp. A rough .4
1 1 1 Sulfinas
few large scribblers, in bothrule_d
each, for Bargain Day* 3 for 10e envelopes to match, White I31ne
and Grey. A quire of paper and at - -
Ce EOOK TA1;LI: - An assort- package of envelopes worth 25e 4 Black and Blue Sages
nihnt of paper bcoks and maga- - for the two on Bargain Days one 4
wales many of them old treasures, of each for... IOc .q - you ought to see.
but the reading is good, and will - 4 -�
�,,, ,�,,„� -- -• �r �, .ori plain, geed l.ttper, regular
teroWleint
ac surface and in threw colors with 4
We have a special Iine of
a ,•. 1 1p Ailmenyou ts, co pat xn many Bpare ; t WRITING TAIILSTS goad
100
Regular i40 Sets for 2o - thoice for.. ;se : mete sire Letter tablets. goad Call and have alook through our
Regular, Sets for ,14 duality, all ruled, reg. 25o each '4 ' stork and see the fashions for Pall
I✓ItUSIIES AT `23c ---A - 50r 13:trgain slays. 170 ( and Winter.
Iitlos of CHINA ked I3r1c•a•l3ra* not choice brush, u siee. good ,.,,oto , l,re abets, , All you have to do is telI its Nova
oil op fIt3H •priecd tables. This in- bristles. black bask, regularly Tab<ete Dreg. ltc and 15c each,you want your garment made, and
r luticla all our fine I'renelt {"Mina. sold at -10c, for Bargain Days 2„c . J,argaii Oays...7c each, or 4 for 250 we mako it that way.
:.,.. _ ' Our Trimmings aro of the best.
,,. aaleNire" 1iEt' CENT. OFF -All 13..II full d 'V Tablets, 100 -sheet
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am fully prepared to supply the
best of all kiuds of
Fresh and Cuz'eti Meats.
Special attention paid to orders
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Stee Range
Manufactured by
nought Iron Range Company,
TORONTO, ONTARIO.
Ltd.,
FOUNDED IS64.. CAPITAL, $l,000,cao.
The above is a cut of our improved nickle plate Range,
with handsome enamelled reservoir attached to water front in
fire box. •
The Wrought Iron RangeCo. have located one of their
divisions in Wingham and will canvas the surrounding country
from this place.
Boissoyain, Man., Jan. 6th, 1900.
To whom it may concern: --
Four years ago I purchased a Home Comfort Range and have found
it splendidly adopted to our western wants. I know of dozens of my neigh-
bors who are more than pleased with the same Range, and this season the
company are selling twice as many as they did on their last canvas four
years ago. If you want the e)ythe "Home
edJAS.A.PATTERSON.ox
17, Boissevain, Man.
Teeswater, Jan, 12th, 100G
I have used a Home Comfort Range for four years. It's the best yet; don't
buy any other. I wouldn't take $100.00 for mine iROBERT
p ERT't get another 3ALL
just the same. (signed)
3, W. K. VANNORMAN, DIVISIONAL SUPS..
ysa•agrsaan:v:e wage
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AT $45.04 EACH
SFE THE
"HURON"3
before buying any other. It is the best
value in Steel Range construction on the
Canadian market. Every Range -guaran-
teed absolutely, Will burn wood or coal.
Extra large reservoir means abun-
dance of hot water. Made right in
your own County.
Read what pleased users say :
Blyth, PO., Jan. 19, 1000
Western Foundry Co., Ltd.,
Wingham, Ont.
The WSTERN F
MDR
Gentlemen: -
It affords me muck pleasure to be
able to recommend to any intending purchaser
your Huron Steel range. I have had one of
thele in use for the past two years and during
that time have found it to give me the most
perfect satisfaction on a minimum amount of
fuel. My wife states that she would not ex-
change it for any mako of range that she has
seen yet, in fact if she could not get another
ono would not sell it at any price.
Very truly yours,
Christopher Johnson
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