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HE FIRST
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e first clay of our Winter Term
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We will then re -open with un-
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W. D. DDLBR, Principal
Treasurer's Sale of Lands
for Taxes.
Town of Wingham, County of Huron,
To Wit:
By"virtue of a warrant under the hand of
the Mayor and seal of the Corporation of the
- Town of *foghorn in the County of Huron,
bearing date the twenty-fourth day of Novefii-
ber, 1006, and tome directed, commanding me
to levynpon the lands mentionedin the follow-
ing list, for arrears of taxes duo thereon, and
costs therein net forth, I hereby give notice
that, unless the said arrears` and costs are
sooner paid, I shall proceed to sell the said
Iands, or so much thereof as shall be necessary
for arrears and costs, at the Town Ball in the
said Town of Wingham, on 3aturda , the 2nd
day of March, in the year 1907, at the hour of
t-ro o'clock in the afternoon, In compliance
w' ii the provisions of the Assessment Act.
Arrears, Costs, Total
t No. 6 on the east side of
Scott street, C. Tait Scott's
survey, patented 815.89 52.90 518.20
Lot No. 7 en the oast aide of
Scott street, 0 Tait Scott's
Survey, patented 14.00 2.85 16.85
A Lane about ten feet wide
between Lots Nos. 8 and 4,
0. Tait Scott's survey, pat. 2.14 2.76 4,89
Lot No. 10 on the east side of
Shuter street, government
additional eurvey,patent'd 42,50 8.55 46.05
North part Lot No, 12, Peter
Fisher's subdivision of park
LoLot o 52 northesideof Mc-
Intosh
8.81 2,76 6.06
atreet,Peter Fishor's
original mill reserve Pat84 2.75 8.50
Lot NO. 28, north side of Mc-
Intosh street,Peter Fisher's
orulna millreserve pat.,. .84 2.75 5.59
South part Lot N0. 10, west
side of Catherine street,
Leet and McKay's surrey
patented �TarrJ. B. FERGUSON, resue,
Dated, Treasurer's
office, Wingham, Nov.
20th, 1906,
LOCAL SALESMAN
WANTED
At once for •Wingham and eurround-
ing
High -Claes Speeialtiee in Fruit and
Ornamental Stook grown and for Rile by
Canada's Greatest
Nurse7rtes
A permanent situation for the rich"
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for fermi and oabalognoj and send Sao
its
starepa for our Poo et Maga
Chiles, or 80o for our Hated Metal ]
Paw.
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'Tie a merry old world when the heart ip
young,
leWhen iness beckons and hope Fares
on,
When the moonlight entices and songs
are sung;
Eyes shining with laughter, and every
tongue
Fail of pronate° and faith in the things
to be --
'Tis a merry old, jolly old world!
'Tie. a busy old world when the season's
tide
le rushing no on in the high noon glow,
And strength and power and manhood's
pride
Stem the foreeo of nature, and side by
side
goes the struggle of living, of rioites
and need—
'Tie a bard old, busy old world! •
'Tis a funny old world that the plana we
laid
Should fall and mieoarry-'tie strange to
see
Time's vista Illumine the parts we .play-
ed1
How the roles have altered, the changes
made,
Quite other from what we had hoped it
to be— .
'Tis a queer old, funny old world!
When hope has vanished and pleasure is
gone!
'Tie a queer old world when the tkies
turn gray,
When the heartbeat; are ticking the end
of the day—
Tho .;.morons that beckons from earth
life away, °
And world values perish, its glories de.
Cay,
'Tis a wear y old, dreary old world!
YOUR MONEY'S WORTH
Easy way to Get Full Value for
Every Half Dollar You Spend -
In your search for health, yon who
suffer with atomach trouble, do not try
a remedy where the propnetor has not
sufficient faith in its virtue to sell it
under a guarantee that the money will
be refunded unless it gives relief and
(sure.
It is in this way that Mi-o-na s►omaoh
tab.ets are sold, with a positive guaran-
tee that the purchase price will be re-
funded, on demand if it does not (sure in-
digestion, strengthen the whole diges-
tive system and restore the health to
those who use it.
If the head aohee, if the back and. side
are painful, if there ie distress and nan
sea aftereating, if you are sleepless, ner-
vous, and out of sorts,you can with per-
fect confidence get a 50 -cent box of Mi-
O-na, knowing that the remedy will oust
yon absolutely nothing Hales; it gives
you freedom from all illsancl pains and
restore; you to health.
No one thing is the cause of more suf-
faring and -pain than indigestion. Many
cases of sio•oalled kidney disease, heart
trouble and nervousness are only differ-
ent ways in which a weakened digestive
system shows itself. '
Use Mi-o•na stomach tablets and your
ill -health will exon be gone, and yon
will forget that you have ever had indi-
gestion or its resulting ills.
We absolutely agree that your money
will be refunded' should you buy a 50cent
box of Mi-o-na stomach tablets and not
be satisfied wtth the termite. MI-o.na is.
sold by druggists everywhere, or will be
Bent by mail on receipt of price, 50 cents.
Write to -day for a free sample pack-
age, and also give ns your symptoms,
and one of the best known stomach
specialists will give your case his care-
ful and personal attention without
charge, Booth's Hyomei Company,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Water Drinking.
Sometimes a person writes that it is
harmful to drink two or three quarts of
water daily; sometimes a friend argues
that we ought to drink only when
thirsty, eto. Drinking, like breathing,
is a matter of habit. Few persons
breethe deeply or take in all the air that
is necessary for health; few drink
enough pure water.
'It is a mistake to think that water
drinking is harmful. Water does not
x the system like feed; it undergoes
y
no chemical change; no vital forge is
used in eliminating water, as evapora-
tion, gravity, oapilary attraction, osmose
etc., perform the greater portion of the
work without any drain 'on the vital
powers. Pure water in the body dis-
solves and parries off waste material,
mineral matter, poisons, impurities, and
this absorption of the debris of the body
is performed without any appreciable
effort on the part of the system.
A TORONTO MAN TRIES
Something new and Is Delighted.
Feels Like a Boy.
Mr. M. N. Defoe,
Manager The Dust-
less Brush Co., 20
Colborne St,, Toron-
to, is telling his
friends how he found
health after years of
$llyetp and pain. He
sayer
"I have been a
great enterer from
yspepsia for many
years. I have been
treated b local dot -
tea's and have taken
nearly &.I the ober-
• n. N. Dimes
tiled remedies with only temporary re-
lief, if any at all, but since rising Anti-
Pi11 I oan est anything the some ea when
a boy. I have been taking one Anti -Pill
at bedtiara!or the poet three months .
and they r ate both stomach and
bowels. My old time vigor has return.
ed, PO that my spirits Ars buoyant and
temper flannel. As A result 01 thli un-
beyed bound
to give M11 coedit dettareme-
dy , A'si•PUL'> j�-
Arttl.1111
druggist
Wiveils ll be r airless
l •1~yle (lo., iamitod, Nisg.
aro t.
T}ep tuned? that oared Mr. Wee so
titter ie Moly werth A trial.
:)n
� r1 Vatfail TIN
II k
ad. ar„� 1�.IIr
Wiwi Chinro Otloki
alltaising the haft saeo as sr yon
earn will relieve *tacking muob s*e*s
>�
than befog thnieped on, tin
back,” said one of the resident pbysi-
atans of a local hone tat. "Thine should
be rime generally ';iiown, for often a
person gets choked while eatins when
there is no one near to thump alt., or
her. • Very frequently at meals and
when they are at play children get
choked while eating, and the custom.
ary manner of relieving thegi is to
slap them sharply ou the back. The
effect of this is to at the obstruction
free, so that it can be swallowed. The
same thing can be brought about by
raising the left hand of the child as
high ea possible, and the relief comes
much :more rapidly. In happenings of
this kind there should be no alarm, for
if a child sees that older persons or
parents get excited It is very liable to
become so also. The best thing Is to
tell the child to raise its"left arm,and
immediately the obstruction passes
down the throat."
Rumors of Translation.
Victor Hugo always translated the
Firth of Forth as ."the First of the
Fourth" and swore 'that he was right,
too, while Disraeli noted with amuse-
ment "woebegone" as "douleur va-
t'en." An early translator of Scott's
"Bride Of Lammermoor" had It as "La
Bride de Lammermoor," the second
word meaning "bridle," and the same
man rendered "Welsh rabbit" by "La-
pin
La-pin ilii Page de Galles." The case of
"La 1h,xniere Chemise de i'Amour" for
"Love's Last Shift" Is classic, and
when the farce "Hit or Miss" was
done Into French it almost was billed
as "Frappe on Mademoiselle.' • That
delightful pieces in which Toole was at
his funniest, "Walker, London," was
referred to In a French newspaper as
"Londres qui se Promeue." The best
that the translator could do for the
"Stickit Minister" was "Le Iiiinistre
Assassin," -
Buying' a Gift Book.'
The principle of choice should in gen-
eree) follow the taste or need of tho
friend Lor whom you are selecting a
book. Yet it is also well now and
then to open a new channel of Interest
by giving a volume outside of your,
friend's habitual line. We are often
thankful to a friend who has drawn us
out of our mental sheep tracks. There
are a few writers that stand as per-
manent figures in the modern literary
world -writers who have given out
seminal Ideas that seed and beautify
the field of thought, Chief among these
men are Shakespeare, Carlyle, Ruskin,
Emerson and Victor Hugo. Until a libra-
ry possesses at least the best writings
of these five men it is sadly deficient.
You are doing kingly service when you
make these men known to any thought-
ful mind.—Edwin Markham in Success.
Met His Match.
Rev. Matthew Wilkes, a celebrated
London preacher, was caught in a
shower in the famous Billingsgate
market, where the profanity of the
women' who 'sell fish there "is prover'
bial. As he stopped under a shed
among them he felt called upon to at
least give his testimony against their
wickedness.
"DOn't you think," said he, speaking
with the greatest deliberation and
solemnity, "I shall appear as a swift
,;witness' against you in the day of
judgment?"
"I presume so," said one, "for the
biggest rogue always turns state's
evidence."
Wood at 118 a Pound.
"French walnut Is the finest wood
we have," said the cabinetmaker. "It
comes from Persia, but it Is prepared
in France. I have seen French walnut
worth $8 a pound, and It Is a common
thing to pay $2 a pound for it. Of
course it is used principally for veneer -
lug. Only millionaires could have
chairs and tables of solid French wal-
nut. Mahogany, wonderful as it Is,
rarely fetches such high prices. Front
$2 to $3 is a very good price per pound
for this, wood. Ebony, if It is a pap
ticularly large piece, so that It will cut
well, will often bring $5 a pound in the
wood market."
L'itting Both bindle,
Press Agent—That ingenue Is Ito
green as they make 'em. What shall
say about her? Manager—give 'em
Song and dance about her girlish fret
nods and ber pure young arta Free
gent—And what shall 1 say abou
Miss Passe9's "Camille?" You knor
s'ha'g just completed a century run in.
the part. Manager—Oh, throw in seine
verbal pyrotechnics about the splendi
futurity of her ripe genius.
An Unfamiliar tomtits'.
"Where was he struck by the autos
mobile?" asked the coroner. -
"At the junction of the dorsal and
cervical vertebrae,". answered the sur
eon,
"Will you please point that out op
The mapv' asked the coronal! lndleab
Ing ono that hung on the Wall.•
Ads Play.
Mr. Spat—Now, if you'll just list
tO lite=- Mrs. Spat—Oh, you can't 00.
nal mei Mr. Spat—Probably n
it If we're going to spend the rel `
the night In argument 1 want nt
arm of the time.
A,"O 'mite
Meal -he's quite A Il>igulatkl Rio
�eight topes at h� Rump, alai
ato oho It It tattieanl't
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SECURITY.
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Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
Must Sear Signature of
Soo Fac41m1te Wrapper Below.
'Tarr amen anti as easy
to take as engage
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CARTERSFOR FOR• DI ZIINESS.
LITTLE ' FOR BILiOUSNESS.
I VER FOR TORPID LIVER,
plus, FOR CONSTIPATION
FOR SALLOW SKIN.
FOR TNIECOMPLEXION
extem5NJ5 eusr:.;, �33iauA7uar.
Puree vegetable Leers iwe6
c
Ctl4?..., WOK HEADACHE.
For sweet potato frittershave a pint
of hot meshed sweet potatoes, two eggs,
a cupful of flour, into wh.eh has been
Bitted a teaspoonful of baking powder,
salt, and enough milk to make a batter.
Drop the batter, a tablespoonful at a
time, in deep fat, smoking hot, and nook
to a light brown, Tomato; Bance may
be served with the fritter,
DO NOT DE THE STOMACH
Cure Catarrh by Breathing Iiyomel,
Sold Under Guarantee,
The only solentifio and common sense
way to cure catarrh of the nose and
throat is by a local application that will
kill the eatarrhel germs.
Ordinary stomach dosing is worse than
useless. Taking medioinelinto the stom-
aoh to core oatarrh of the head Dau have
ni good effect, and often leads to series'
derangement of the digestive organs. e,
By breathing Hyomei three or four
times daily through the neat pocket in -
h :1er that coma with every outfit, its
medicated, healing air penetrates to the
moat remote parts of the nose, throat,
and lunge, searches out and kills all ca-
tarrhal germs; and soothe and heals any
irritation in the mucous membrane.
Oar faith in the wonderful merit of
Hyomei as a cure for catarrh is shown
by the guarantee given with every Hy.
omei outfit that the money will be re-
fundeieunless the treatment gtyes satis-
faction
The complete Hyomei outfit posts but
$1 00, extra bottles, if needed, 50 cents.
We do not vitiel "anyuue's honey tluiess
Hyomei gives relief and cure, and we
absolutely agree that money will be re -
ended unless the remedy gives satisfies -
All druggists should be able to supply
you with Hyomei or we will send it by
mail on reoeipt of price, and every pack-
age is sold with the distinct understand-
irg that it costs nothing unless it °urea
Write us to -day for a symptom blank,
whioh we will send you free, together
with treatise on Catarrh and how to
cure it. When yon fill in and return to
us the symptom blank, our consulting
phyeioian will give your case the best
Dare and attention, and write you a
letter of advice without charge. Booth's
Hyomei Company, Buffalo,N. Y.
Hew tis Lama a Cartatimy. 040144
dOAL C
Bir James idiwyer. am physi-
ei.n, isas foraeiialan it the following rano
tam rules for prolonging life to anis hun-
dred priest
1 Blight bon s' sleep.
2, Sleep en our right side.
8 Ktap your bedr .ora window open
all night.
4 neve a neat to your bedroom floor.
b Do not have year bedstead attainot
the wail
6 No cold tub ip the morning, bet a
bath at the temp nature of the body.
7, Exercise before breakfast.
p t little meat and see that it is
adults) Drink n r milk.
10 at plenty of fat to ed the Dells,
which destroy disease germs.,
11 Avoid in•oxioants, which destroy
these cells
12 D.►ily exercise in the open sir.
13 Allow no pet animals in your
living roma They are apt to tarry
about dieeaso germs
14 Live in the country it yon can.
15 Watch the three D's—drinking
water, damp and drains,
16. Have a change of occupation.
17 Tato frequent and short holidays.
18, Limit your ambitions,
19, Keep your temper.
A de1ieious flame for ice cream is
made of maple sugar, Boil a potted of
sugar, with the least possible amount of
water until the thread stage is reached.
Slit in half a cupful of black walnut or
butternut lueate, broken, but not ohopp-
ed Serve hot.
1 I1 is useful when baking pies, either
fruit or meat, by placing the pie in a tin
with a little cold water, it will save the
syrup or gravy from boiling out, but do
not let the water dry up. A little water
on top of fruit pies, and a little dry, fine
sugar next, will give the pastry a pretty
brass appearance.
A good Lenten eonp is made of oar -
rots. Scrape and out into small pieces
six carrots, add an onion, sliced, two
or three stalks of celery, and a leaf of
parsley: Cover with boiling water and
cook until the •oarrots can be rubbed
through a sieve. Add a pint of hot milk
and thicken with a teaspoonful ea312 of
flour and butter Dreamed together.
Season with salt and red pepper, and the
least bit of nutmeg. Serve over cubes
of fried bread, and dash paprika over all
just before sending to the table.
An
Inviting
Prospect
Nothing
better f o r
you—noth-
ing more
inviting
than a
Meal of
Mooney's Perfection
Cream Sodas
Mooney's Biscuits are an evenly
balanced, wholesome, nourishing
food, equally good for young and
old. Made from Canada's finest
wheat flour, rich cream and pure
butter. Baked by the Mooney
bake' in.the Mooney way.
Say i4*'*et your grottet'.
• .lastm w ssi es
The Appeal
Is To You!
THE HOSPITAL FOR
,r or SICK CHILDREN
For it Cares. for Every Sick Child
in Ontario whose Parents
Cannot Afford to Pay
for Treatment..
sr if off
The Hospital for Sick Children, College'
Street, Toronto, appeals to fathers and
mothers of Ontario for funds to maintain
the thousand sick
children that it
nurses within its
walls every year.
The Hospital ie
not a local institu
tion—but Provin
Mal. The sick
child from any
place in Ontario
who can't afford to
pay has the same
privileges as the
child living in Tor-
"SAYYT wrrn HER onto and is treated
DOLL. free.
The Hospital had last year iu its beds
and cots 851 patients -331 of these were
from 231 places outside of Toronto. The
cost is
137 cts.
per a
nt per -
day, and
there
were 138
sick lit-
tle once
a day in
the Hos-
pital.
Since
1te e,„. "stew rierua1C noose, stair
dation 414111"h''
the Hospital has treated 12,120 children.
About 8,500 of these were unable to pay
and were treated frets
Your money
can put got
t don hinges
on the door
of the
Hospital's
mercy.
Every-
body'sdollar
may be the
Friend vii n
Need to
Somebody's
child.
Your dollar may be adoor of hope to
somebody's child. The Hospital pays out
dividends of health and happiness to at-
tiring childhood on
every dollar that is •
paid byyfriends of
little obilclrett.
if you know of
any child in yore
neighborhood who
ie sick or crippled
er has elnb foes '-
mad
-lead the parent's
ssavore BaEL Er.lIi'.
s are nolo agent for the eileitewded
whiok Imo lab•equal. .Also the fou
Domestic Chaff, and Wood of *hinds.
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On account of its terrible effects, blood disease is called the king of Ng,
It may be either hereditary or contracted; ao white it may not be a. crme to
the disease, it lea crime to permit it to remain in the system. it may man
itself in the form of. Scrofula, Oczema, rheumatic polus, stiff or swollen Jo
itchtaese of the skin, eruptions or blotches, ulcers nn the mouth or on the ton
sore throat, falling out of hair, 'tsordered stomach, and a general depressio
the system. If yon have any of these eyes toms don't neglect yourself, Ton L ... .
no time. to lode. Beware of "old fogy" treatment—beware of mineral t,�,
beware of Quacks and Fakirs. 0132 rICW 4111011101) TRUA'riMIDNII
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Our treatment Is not lujurione in any way, but reaches the very root of the disalulp
ant elladuatee all poison from the system. The symptoms of disease gradual:I
disappear. The bloodbeccmes pare and enriched,the whole system is cleave
and purified,and the patient feels prepared anew for the duties and the p ,
of life. CRIES GUAR.ILST1iDno OR wo PAY. 25 Yo laas�,
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