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re a Cold, and
its earlier stages
,ting Diseases,
itis almost
,owns, Belleville.
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weather r, i808
0 healer,
$100 to 100
54 to i5
54 to 55
27 to 28
Si to 35
50 to 50
20 to 20
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14 to 14
7 50 to 1 75
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or minor ones in
ry line you will find
nit abundant in Our
;lr an as;ortinent to
ler your tate or cou-
ie, you can easily be
a first purchasers get
is not a better time to
apartment, such as
rings, jewellery.
LUNSHA.W.
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1E HOOK BARK
inlratn Tannery.
CORD
1 on delivery.
i cards or aver• can
mer and balance in
id acme price will be
TANNING CO,
• 1S)3.
DINGS
a his numerous eus-
rs that he intends
stand lately used
ad shoe store
th of Post Office
and a large stock of
5tr1nmexits,
ig Machines,
rachines
Dd. 'Wringers,
L'eietl repairs,
full li o of
SUPPLIES
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eel on Saturday, July
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�Cforrie..
A. gravid ccioert will be given in
the Town ht?y#, on Monday avenin;;
next, November 6t11, under the awe,
picas of L. O. L. No. 767. The fel,
]owing talent will take part ; Mr. Jas.
Fax, 0anadtt'e greatest comic, of To•
ionto ; Miss Nora Gibsou,elocutionist,
of Ohia:ago ; illi. L. Chapman, chases
ter vocalist, of Galt ; Prof. Kremlin,
violinist, of Listowel ; Miss Annie
Perkins, pianist, of this place. The
Gorrie orchestra will also give several
o r'
selects nae I41 ..Illf ix. ii1olC.ay, M. P„
of Hamilton, will occupy the chair on
the oecasion, This will be the concert
of the season, and it should be well
patronized,
The merchants of the village have
agreed to close their places of business
each evening at eight o'clock, except
Saturdays.
A very enjoyable social was held
in the Methodist church, on Taesday
evening last.
.brussels.
Mo,•Wm, Blashill has purchased a
comfortable dwelling from Mr, Jas.
Walker for hie son James. who has
recently taken unto himself a help-
mate. The price paid for the house
and lot was $400.
Mr.. Uobt Laidlaw, of Kansas, is
visiting hare, It IS about 10 years
since Mr. Laidlaw removed from
Brussels. He looks es if the Corn his family to Wroxeter.
State agreed with hila well. -Mrs. Rev. Mr. Moffat, of the Bible and
Laidlaw is also hero. Tract Society,pre ached in the Presby -
The Liberal club will hold its first terian Cliurch, both morning and even-
meeting on Friday evening at 7.30. ing, last Sunday. The Methodist and
The grim messenger Death claimed Presbyterian choirs furnished music.
another of our old residents over to the M. 'Albert Bailey and brother Will
greet majority on Wednesday morn- have returned from Conn. .
iniz. Heart failure is said to be the Mrs. ;gra Barclay returned to her
cause of her decease. She had been home in MichiganlastFriday.
ill for a number of weeks. Mee, Wil- Mrs. MeNevin, of St, Mary's, is
ton was a Canadian by birth and has visiting her mother, Mrs. Messer.
resided in Brussels for upwards of 35 At tilelast meeting of the Foresters,
years. It will he a matter of surprise a committee was appointed to make
to many to know that she had attained arrangements for holding a concert
the age of 69 years, 1 month and 25 some time in December. At the same
dr..ys, as she was an active woman. meeting the following officers were
She was the mother of three sons, elected: Robt. Shaw, 0. R.; A. Mol -
Jacob; Samuel and William, and one fatt, V. C. R.; Albert Hughes, Chirp;
daughter. John .Burgess, R. S.; Jas. Elliott, F.
Mr. Jas. Walker is having his car- S.; Geo. Aiteheson, T.; Peter Moffatt,
riage shop veneered with ibrick. ; S. W.; B. Leathorn, J. W.; John
Mr. Wm, Richardson in now miller Spence, ti.. B.; Thomas Cornelia J, B.
in charge at Stewart & Graham's mill.
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r-F.11E 1'Mi INGUAM TIMES, NOVEMBER 8, 1893,
z.•ower Wiragitam•
The following is the report of Lower
tivIngham Public School for the month
of October. The report is based on
regularity, punctuality, good coutluct.
and diligence and names are placed m
the order of merit: Fourth class sr. --
Nellie Beokett,John Murdoch. Fourth
class jr..--Jennie Dey,I1ab1e Halstead,
Milton Graham. Third glass. sr.—
Mary Kennedy, Eadie Welsh, Jaines
Lockeridge, Nellie Martin. Third class
jr,–.-Goorge Ansley, Egerton Welts
a
wood, George Johnston, Minute Camp,
bell, .Benson Cruickshanks, Vary Mc-
Donald, Nellie Graham, Fannie Green,
.birdie Johnston, John King, Annie
Patterson, Maud Netterfield, Jennie
Campbell, Julia Linlilater, Rhoda
Elford, Lizzie Potter, Walter Welsh,
Annie Currie, Annie Nevins, Melissa
Findlay, Finnic Gilmore, Arthur Mc -
Dwain.
The average attendance for the
month was 53.
Wer. B.Al4TLT Y, Teacher.
Biuevale.
An open meeting, will be held in the
Temperauee Hal!, under the auspices
of the I. 0, Ge T., lodge, on Friday
evening, 3rd instant, Au interesting
programme will be given.
Rev. J. W. Piing is attending the
World's Fair.
Mr. John Harris has removed with
Londesboro.
Mr. .James Manning and hiss
.i,.tawday Young returned from New
York, on Friday.
Misses Cora and Gracie Newton,
of 1Vinglaam, have .beep. visiting; here
for a few da; s.
Mr. Thos„ Adams, of Seaforth,
his sons, Robert, of Winthrop,
Nohle,of Hallett, and Joseph Dor
front near Seaforth, were visitiug
R. Adams on Wednesday of
Bishop Baldwin on Temperance
Taken Seoul his paper on 10th Century Preaching.
'IWe need a ministry thoroughly alive
to the great work of temperance reform.
One of t.he, great questions of the day, now
thundering at our doors,which no sophistry
eau answer and no indifference overlook, is
that of the great subject of temperance, in
with relation to the Church of Christ. In the
face of the awful and acknowledged evils
and of the liquor traffic, the untold misery and
ranee horrible crimes everywhere ;resulting from
Mi' it, it seetias to me it is uot 'merely wroug,
last . bextreme for the Church
week. ut culbl
pae iu the
to stand apart in cold and Haughty indif-,
The first meow of the season fell on fereuce. The liquor traffio,in the eloquent
Saturday night, lauguage of ylr,i Gladstone, • combines
There will be an entertainment given' witbiu itself the united evils of war, pesti-
under the auspieee of the I. 0. G. T. i leuce and famine. The bitter cry of out -
Lodge, in the'Tempernmce Hall, On the i cast Londoners which has aroused the
evening of Thursday, Nov, 9111, by Mr, sympathies of Eugluud, aur. quickened its
R. 0. Pearce. ventriloquist, and mew. ! pity into mighty activity, isouly the same
hers pf the lodge. Come and spend :sad bewailing cry that is rag up from
a pleasant time. Admission .l 15 and I nt every laud, wherever this devastating
10 Dents. I trafiio rolls onward on its course. Every
Mrs. J Walker and Miss Rachel i t
we ministers of religion west Has the
Young were visiting in Morris last' dayhiudrance, uot as the help,to the Re -
week. I dee
mer's cause. We find it 'emptying our
Miss Mary (Till died on Saturday churches, while it fills our jams ; devastat-
and was harried on Tuesday. Site w� our homes, while - it,. crowds our
had attained the, good old ago of 881 G
, cemeteries; making the rill.t poor, the
years. 7r demonstrat-
We underataud Mr. J. T, Obrien
strongweak,the fres slaves;
is comming back to Londesboro again ing in every possible way that it is the
most unbridled and ferocious ally that
as soon as he recovers from his illness.
Mrs, G. A.. Newton, of Winghan►, I Satan ever employed to tempt the heart
was here on Tuesday. of man, or drag him downwards to his
The following officers were elected certain doom. In the face of these awful
at the regular meeting of Court Pride and admitted facts, who are;the people to
,� throw themselves athwart the path, and
stop, if possible, its way? Surely they are
the members of that church which pro-
fesses to be embued with his spirit who,
"for the joy that was set before him, en-
dured to cross, despising the shame."
Let us sink, therefore, the individual
man iu the common good. Let the minis-
try be adaptor' to the age; and, just as
the planet Meroury can with difficulty be
seed owing to its proximity to the sou, so
let us bo uuseeu by reason of the glory of
Christ. Let the God obliterate the man,
and the servant be forgotten in the pres-
ence of His Lord.
this seeded. We are glad to see this
foolish. practice dying out.
The yowl; people are now anxiously
waiting for souls 000 to oomnaekce the
season with one of thee° evening
parties a which the ruajorety of the
young people are so iuterested and
which treed to relieve the Inonotous
►fe of the long winter evenings,
A large number from this section
attended the Scotch Concert in Whip
ham on the 81st, and report a first,
class concert and a large audience.
The following is the report of S. S.
No. 5 for the month of October. The
names are arranged according to merit,
The figures correspond to the • number
of days present in the month:
Fourth Class,—Tilos, Robinson 16,
Win, Weir 19.
Third Clime sr,—Thos. Gilmour 22,
Mary Grey 22, Alfrin Efastings 20.
Third Class ;ie.—Alex. Higgins 22,
Walde fiestings 20, Aggie Fergie 14,
Second Clave sr.—Lily Roirinson 22,
Mary Carruthers 22,
Second Ulass,jr.—Thos. Gibson 22.
Part Brewed Class.— +lllener Gibson
22, Charlie Agar 22, Robt. Weir 16,
Letta Elliott 12.
Jos. E. MODONOGII, teacher.
Dairy markets.
London,Oct, 28—At to -day's cheese
neerlcet 27 factories offered 8,425 boxes
September and balauce of se'1son
make; 120 boxes September sold at
lie. Market dull.
of the West, No. 31. 0. 0. i •, held
last Friday evening: 0, R , 1d:. M.
Snell; V. 0. R., Jatrtes Oullinsou;
Chap., Wm. Stevenson; R. S., J. 0.
Adams; F. S ;John Robertson; Tress.,
A. Woocllnan; S W., J. N. Pringll;
J. W„ W. N. Conninghani; T. B.,
Chas. 14anniu',; J. K. Lucton Hile;
Correspondent, Jos. H. Stevens; Trus-
tees, J, h3runsdon, Geo, Snell, Wm.
Lee.
The I. 0 G, T. Lodge elected the
following officers on Tuesday night:
C. T., W. N. Cunningham; V. T.,
Martha Brogden; S. J. T., Hannah
Riddell; R. S., Ephraim Grey; F. S.,
B. Lawrasou; T., Mary A. Lee; Chap.,
Jos. Morris; j , Jas. Fairservice; G.,
Maud Mogridg;e; S., Janice dill; Or'.
guanist, Jennie Woodman. There will
Children Enjoy
the pleasant flavor, gentle action. and sooth-
ing effects of Syrup of Figs, when in need
of a laxative; and if the father or mother be
costive or bilious, the most gratifying re-
sults follow its use, so that it is the best
family medicine known and every family
should have a bottle.
Death of Sir John Abbott, Ex -Pre-
mier of the Dominion.
MONTREAL, Oct. 30.—Sir Jolul
Abbott, who succeeded Sir John A.
Macdonald as Premier of the Domiu-
ion and who resigned a few months
ago to favor of Sir.John Thompson,
died at his residence in this city short-
ly before 9 this evening. The ex -Pre-
mier had been in poor health for some
months. His advanced age (being
over 70) and his poor health forced
him to resign the Premiership, and he
took: a trip to Europe with the hope of
regaining some of his old-time vigor.
He was absent for over three months,
but the trip did not do him any ma
terial benefit,and be returned in a very
enfeebled condition. Dr. Roddick
and other prominent men, who were
called in, after consultation, decided
the patient was sufferimg from a
species of cancer of the bowels, and
that an operation was imperative.
This operation was performed, but,
though it afforded relief, it brought no
permanent cure, and Sir John gradu-
ally grew weaker until death • end-
ed his sufferings. His end was peace-
ful, curl he was surrounded in bus lest
moments by all the members of his
fairii]y.
Turnberry.
The farniers aro very busy just
now taking op the turnip crop. They
had to take a forced teat for a few days
be a nectr.tie.social given just for the on acooeet of the slight fall of the
' rr.
. Delo- D last.
members at the next; lneetlum beautiful an Saturday
gates from this lodge 'attended the The trnstees of S. S. No iii have re -
Prohibition Convention held in Mane engneed Me. Jos. E. McDonagh ae
cheater on the 1st inst. teecher in that section for 1834.
Thrashing is hew nearly it thing of
the past for another year ]u this Iowa
*hip.•
ILtiloween passed off very quietly in
take steps 'fig decentralize the Ontario
aborts cif ju*tiae.
Lord and Lady Aberdeen have re-
turned to Ottawa.
it is current that the Elmira branch
Of the G. T. R. will be extended to
Drayton in the near future.
The United States Senate, on Mon-
day, passed the bill repealing the
silver purchase bill by 0. small major.
ity.
Detective B. B. Allen, of Loudon,
who was at Long Point guarding the
game on that preserve, was found on
Friday last dead with a bullet in his
forehead. Foul play is st'spected.
Hon. Edward Blake, U. P, for
South Longford, Ireland, chairman of
'the committee of the Irish National
Federation, has sailed for Queenstown
by the steamer Campania.
off
1 OT11Ii q 0110V OF THE BE$T,OJHOOL OULD
Young ruon and women wishing' to prepare themselves as bookkeepers and etenoarip
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ONB 'ENJOYS
Both the method and results when.
Syrupof Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly= the kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tem effectually, dispels colds, head-
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro -
(laced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend
it to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 75c
bottles by all leading druggists.
Any reliable druggist who may not
have it on hand will procure it
promptly for any one who wishes to
try it. Manufactured only by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO
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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. KY. NEW YORK. N.Y.
CFIATlIAM, ONT.
is recognized as thepeer of any Business or:shorthand Sthcnt in America, and vastlylp, Ku'tor ter
contemporaries in Canada No better ecidene., of this need be advanced than the following list of
where students carte from, who registered dining the 15 char immediately 'meet the writing.
advertlsoirrent: North Adams, mass trashliorton Mich Iethbridee Alta. 1hrlin; Jct ion; 7'o
Huntsville, Muskoka; riineardine; Ruth -veil; Cliatsliorth; liminey; ('hn!c n; esti tile, t; :v .,.ler; lista
Co. Grey; Auburn, Co, Huron, beeforth, Bothwell 11'iudeor, t;tranglielti, Itildgi6r=ion, Wrcd'leeFie
CompPalmer, Essex Co., Glen Rae, Highgate, Aid bore, .Brampton, Aly'inston, Glencoe, Cambelttpn,
Springs, Chatham and many points in the vicinity.
IT PAYS TO ATTEND THE BEST.
Two of America's best penmen among the nicmbets of our staff, nicar:s a groat deal to cur pupils.
WE PAY RAILWAY FARE IN COMING TO CHATHAM.
Good board for ladies at 62,00, gentlemen 62.50. Wo secure, hoard at these. Come with very respect&
private families, and have the places in readiness for the students when they arrive Write for handsome
catalogue and specimen of penmanship and be convinced of the o;:perior•i;y of this institution over afl
schools oc a similar kind in Canada. Mention where you saw this advertisement and address.
1). ?41nl.ACI1LAN, Chatham, Ont.
ch.° x1
A full stock o: all kinds of
S C H ` 1 OL t O O tS ,
for both High land Public Schools, just received!
Joseph Smith and J. J. Guiry, two
of the British farmer delegates who
were iu Manitoba, the Northwest Ter-
ritories and British Columbia looking
over the country, have returned to
Ottawa. They express themselves as
being well pleased with the country.
The first instance of a railroad re-
fusing to convey intoxicating liquors
was reported to the board of Commis-
sioners at Topeka. Kan , lately. The
Kansas City Importing Company seat
a half a barrel of Wine Over the Union
Pacific. The agent of the Grand Is-
land at St. Joe refused rn aecept the
wine for shiptu-et, saying that
the State prohibitory law provides that
any common carrier shad of- guilty of
a misdemeanor that trim Torts liquor
sold in violation of the law Tt,e wine
will be returned to h msec City
Carter Harmon. M sy .t of Chicago,
was shot and kill.,d 113 1,i,4 home on
Saturday night I...tt t•y E. P. Premier,
gest, an ex -petite -men. The assassin
went to the poi IN! statim and gave
himself up. The murder lads caused
intense excitnie.ut ill Uhic ego and
throughout the continent.
The World's Fair was bro..•ght to a
close ou Monday hast, with appropriate
ceremonies. The grand total of paid
admissions to the World's, f•ur up to
the official closi nie w . + 21.477,212.
After all the debts are pall; the stock-
holders will have e hal Ire.. of over $1-
000,000
The members of the Ontario staff
at the World's Fair have presented
Mr. Aw'rey, the provincial commtasion-
er, with an illuminated address expres-
sing appreciation of his service.
Some elegant silverware and a meers-
chaum pipe accompanied the address.
Mr. Thomas McKenzie, of Stephen,
Huron county, died ou Sunday at the
ripe age of 93 years, from old age and'
general debility. Ko leaves a widow
and seven sons — Angus, of St.
Thomas; James, of Union; three in
v1anitoha and two at home.
Frederick J. Bailie, professing to
represent the Preferred Accident in-
surance Uompany of New York, sec-
ceeded in getting $12 from Dr. 0.
Duncombe, of St. Thomas, premium
S
Beals
n bi.9Um.
MI a G.OdO policy. ,
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from various other people. The
policies failing to arrive the company
was cammuniaated with and the
Cheering information received that
Bailie is an imposter and fraud, whose
victims were scattered all ovor Canada
and the `United States.
Also, a Jorge tt:ock of
Scribblers, Exercise looks,
Copy Books, Slates,
Pencils, Crayo s, &es
Just received a large consignment cf "Quentin Durward."
WALL PAPERS, WINDOW BLINDS, STATIONERY
a fell stock, as usual.
ALEX ROSS.
The Popular Bookstore, Wingham. .
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