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Local—H, R. Brewer,
Strayed—Walter Ygill.
.Goocls—I. 0. Rieberde.
Local—Thos. McGregor.
Pink Pills—Dr, Williams.
A Suocess-11.oKinnon ds Co.
Legal—•porker's Dye Works.
Cover Your Feet—I. 0, Richards.
Biaok Diamond Express—G. T. B.
Dissolution of Partnership—Sample
Bros.
8xtrg•Provinaial Companies—E. J.
Davis.
Are You a f Presbyterian 7—G. A.
Deadman.
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FRIDAY, OCT. 8, 1897.
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Jim. L. Sn1,LIv N, of prize fighting and
whiskey drinking fame, is a candidate
for Boston Mayoralty. He's a nine bird
to aspire to any publio office, as may be
gleaned from one of his expressions, as
follows :—"1 believe hi licensing gatnbl•
fog places and disorderly hooses, So-
called, just as we do the saloons. You
cannot prevent these evils, so let's get
some revenue from them." The people
of Boston may not be able to change
your belief, John, but we venture to pre-
dict that if yon go to the polls you will
be treated to one of the neatest "knock.
onto" you ever received. Your name
will be "Dinnis."
Tnono has been a great Beat of mud
slinging by the Opposition press at Hon -
Mr. Tarte and he has vindicated him-
self before the Courts in a suit for libel
against lir. Greater. Mr. Tarte is a
hard hitter mad calls a, spade a spade.
Everybody knows that he was a Con-
servative at one time, but for what he
considered good reasons forsook the ban-
ner of that party and allied himself to
the Liberal cause, lie says, in speaking
of himself before he became a Liberal :—
"I did help to distribute their money
for them, but I distributed it honestly—
at least I put none of it in my own
pocket, and I gave none for corrupt
purposes, bub ordinary eleotiou purposes.
I left them when I found that they were
bleeding the treasury to the extent of
millions, and I exposed them. I took
my public life in my hands, and exposed
them on the floor of Parliament. One
Minister's head went into the basket, an-
other man was expelled from Parliament
and the whole party were shown to have
been more corrupt than they bad ever
been declared to be by Mr. Laurier and
Sir Richard Cartwri(,lrt "
Tice growth of Christian Endeavor
work in the Province of Ontario must be
very gratifying to all who have the in.
tercet of the movement at heart. The
hast society in Ontario was organized in
1884 by Rev. A. V. McGregor, B. A.,
Woodstock, then pastor of the Western
Congregational ahnroh of Toronto. At
the time of the organization of this so•
piety few ohurohee in Ontario had heard
of Christian Endeavor, and up to the end
of 1888 the first society was joined by
only three others, viz., that in the Guelph
Congregational ahnroh, one in King
street Presbyterian church, London, and
one in Fjret Congregational church,
Kingston. In 1887 ,thirteen were added
and at the end of 1888 the societies num.
bared 55. In 1880 the Ontario Provinoial
Union was formed, the first Convention
being held at Toronto, November 18th
and 19th. At the end of the year there
were 150 societies. In 1890 the number
of sooieties reached 841 ; in 1891, 546 ;
1892, 851 ; 1893, 941 ; 1894, 1496 ; 1895,
1652 ; and 1896, 1868. Total member-
ship in Ontario in roond numbers is 85,-
000. The Methodists lead with a mem-
bership of above 40,000 ; the Presby
teriaoe, 27,000 ; Union Societies, 6,000 ;
Baptist, 0,000 ; congregational, 2,800 ;
Epteoopal, 1,200 ; Disciples, 1,100 ; On-
tario Christian church, Friends, Evan.
geiioal Association, United Brethren,
Evangelical Lutheran, etc., in their
order making up the balance. Number
of junior societies reported in 1891 was
10 ; in 1892, 88 ; in 1893, 105 ; in 1804,
178 ; in 1896, 287 a total membership,
14,055. The cheering foot was announc-
ed at the Ottawa Convention that 888
juniors had joined the church in oneyear,
while missionary and temperance work
have been greatly stimulated through the
efforts of the junior workers.
Atwood.
C. H. Fullarton left Thursday morning
of last week for Toronto, where he will
attend the school of Soieoce.
George Thompson, son of Andrew
Tbompson, 4th con., has rented James
Donaldson's farm on the 61h oon. for a
term of three yeare.
Councillor Shearer is away at Glen
Falls, N. Y., attending a medical institu-
tion for removing a cataract from one of
his eyes. they claim to be able to re-
move it by local application, without a
surgioal operation, such as removing the
eye and nutting off the oataracb.
Tho only appeal against hie assessment
in the proposed Hanna municipal drain
was that of Thos. Smith 8811 con. of
Elmo, His case was bear, by 811s Honor
Judge Woods, who dismissed the appeal
with poste, after hearing a numberof
witnesses. Mr, Smith got very much
wrougbt op over the matter and com-
mended firing the Qtteen'o English about
furiously and fast and quite regardless of
consequences. The Judge took exoepbion
to that portion of kis remarks directed
at the Benoit and fined him $10 for
"abusive language and obstruction of the
business of the Court."
L1sri:ow cot.
Herman Largo, Percy Wilson and pinrl
I1ay have retarne,l to Detroit to resume
their studios.
The brink work of the now Van deriolt
block has been completed, and preeente n
very attractive front, being built of red
pressed brio's, laid with considerable or.
uamentation.
Roland Livingetoue, Roy IIaolting, Boy
Thompson, Lyle Tatham and Russel
Cook leave this week to resume their
studies at Toronto and Trinity Univerei•
ties.
Win. Woods, of the 2nd eon. of Wall-
ace, on the Gotuph farm, who had three
of lila ribe broken by falling from the
mow to the barn floor a short time ago,
is iwpreving and abk. to be around again.
The Ingersoll Stone, Co. have a force
of 20 men laying down granolithio walks
in town. The walk on Inkerman street
is now finished as far us the approach to
Wallace street bridge. Thecomyany will
now begin work on Main street East.
They are putting down walks et the rate
of a block a day, and to n11 appearances
are remising a firet•olaes job,
Thrilling Rescue -
A YOUNG LIFE SAVED IN A RE-
MARKABLE MANNER.
Florence Sturdlvant, of 11 rtndstone
Island, Saved From an Untimely
Loath—leer Parents saw Ilei Danger-
ous Predicament, Rut Were 10elllless
to Aid Ilcr—Hien• She 11'ns Rescued.
Among the Thousand Islands is one
called Grindstone. It is seven mules
long and 3 wide. The. inhabitants of
this island are a well-informed class of
people who devote their energies to
farming and quarrying for a .livelihood.
In the home of one of those islanders
resides Florence J•. Sburclivaut,tbe 4 -year.
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
II. Sturdivent. In 1'ebrnary, 1896, she
was taken with scarlet fever, and after
the usual ran of the fever she
was left with a weak bank and gradually
began to lose strength, until finally,
despite the best efforts of physicians, her
life hung in the balance. 18 was at this
crisis, when all seemed darkest, that an
angel of health appeared en the scene
and released little Florence from pain
and suffering and restored her to strength
and health. This remarkable occurrence
is best told in the words of the father.
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Plore,ice J. ticrdivant.
Mr. Sturdivanb said :—"Florence was
token side with scarlet fever and we im-
mediately oalled a physician. He pre-
soribed•for her and we followed his direc-
tions closely, giving our little patient the
best of care. After two weeks the fever
subsided, but Florence was left with a
very weak back. Severe pains were iu
the book and stomach. We did all that
possibly coned be done to relieve our
little sufferer, but to no avail. The dif-
ficulty seemed to baffle the efforts of the
physician. '
"Finally at the end of four months of
treatment, we found our patient complete.
ly prostrated. At this time we called
another physician, who agreed with the
disagnosis of our own doctor, and said
that thelrouble resulted from the scarlet
fever. Re prescribed a course of treat-
ment and we followed it faithfully for
three months, but instead of improving,
Florence failed.
"Mrs. Sturdtvant and myself were com-
pletely discouraged. A brother of my
wife, who was visiting us, advised us to
use Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale
People, and I purchased a box of the
pills and began to give them to Florence.
This was in October, 1896. After using
the pills a short time we could see an
improvement. Her strength began to re-
turn and she world sit up in bed. Her
appetite was restored and she ate
heartily. Wo also noticed a gradual
brightness in her eyes.
"We eagerly purchased a further sup-
ply of pills and watched with delight the
ohangs for the better that was being
wrought daily. From sitting up in bed
at times during the day and at times
standing on her feet, Florence finally
became strong enough to walk a little,
She gained in flesh and strength rapidly
and the pains gradually left her. In a
month's time she had recovered her
heath and strength.
"We cannot praise too highly the value
of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. I am
positive that without their nee our child
would have been to -day in the same sad
condition of her early sickness—a con-
firmed invalid—if indeed she had had the
strength to withstand so long the ills of
her affliction"
(Signed) Wn.neAan H. SxunnlvAN7,
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
sixth day of April, 1897,
H, W. Mouse, Notary Public.
David McLennan, age 87 years, of
Stratford, grain dealer, is dead.
George Lawrence, of Guelph, cpm.
mined suicide by shooting himself with a
revolver.
Arbuthnot Bros., printers, Toronto,
have assigned, with liabilitiee at 910,000
or $12,000
James Keely, a youth who works at
Taylor's paper mills, Toronto, had three
fingers of his right hand cut off on Satur•
day.
Bernard MiDowoll, wlto has been a re-
sident of Hamilton for half it century,
died Saturday morning, He had been
ill for about four months, and was 08
years old,
Another evidence of prosperity in
Toronto is pointed out at the oity hall,
that the total oolleotion on first install*
me0t of taxes was 58i por cent of the
total, the amount raised being $1,500,000,
as against $1,180,000 tattled for, In
1891 the proportion of takes paid on $tet
inetallmont was but 44 per cent.
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In tho best style is our aim. We
carry a stock of Shoes that is un-
excelled in the County. We have
Shoes thal fit all feet and all tastes.
A Shoe that wears is our boast.
To sell you Shoes that are ser-
viceable, at a low price, is our bus-
iness. We have succeeded in pleas-
ing a great number of customers
by selling them superior Shoes at
a small figure. A narrow margin
of profit is our motto.
REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Do not forget the stand—Sign of Large Scotch Collar—the
place for great value in Boots, Shoes and Harness.
—Aan—
LEE WILLEY RI B, SYST1�n41
Between.
TORONTO,
HAMILTON,
BUFFALO,
NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA,
WASEHINGTON
& BALTIMORE.
The Black Diamond Express
The finest train in the world leaves To-
ronto 9 a. m. doily (except Sunday), $amil-
ton 9.55 a. m., arriv}ug in. Buffalo at 12 noon,
passing the Grand Trunk new single arch,
double trach steel bridge over Niagara River,
making close commotion with the fast Black
Diamond Express leaving Buffalo 1203 o.
m., arriving at New Rork at 9.53 0, in.
Full information at G. T. stations.
J. N. KENDALL, Agent, Brussels.
GEO. HEYD, " Ethel.
Treasurer's Sale of Lands
In Arrears For Taxes.
By virtue of a warrant, under tho hand of
the Warden and Seal of the Oornorabion of
the county of Huron, dated the 18th clay of
Auguat,1887, commanding me to levy upon
rho lands hereinafterdeecrib cl for t
a e, to-
gether
with costs, notice duo thereon, en
tether with cchttaxes notice is hereby given
pati,unless such taxes and costs are sooner
l,utd, I shall, in compliance with the Consol-
idated Aseesemen t Act, chap. 48, 1892, pro-
ceed t0 sell by public unction the said lands
or so much thereof as may be necessary to
discharge the same, at th,+ court House, in
the Town of eoderich, ,n, Tuesday, the
Seventh Bay el December, 1897, at two
o'clock in the afternoon.
`c"o o as d o
Township of Colborne.
Pt of A&,B LBW 78 Pat 857 42 82 78 $00 20
Pt of A&B LBW lel " 8940 286 4175
Pt 0113 L 1B W 3 " 213 1 00 873
Part 011 Lake Shore 44 " 2187 190 28.27
Township of Hay,
2 1 07 8185 216 8100
Village of FOrdwioh in Howiok.
6 Albert et S t uuppat 1 73 1 80
East of 2 Louisa eb Si Pat 140 1 80
East of 2 Edward N k 20 1 80
4 Bolen et N F unpat 45 1 80
4 Alfred et S i ' 46 180
3 53
3 20
2 00
2
2 22
Village of Londeeboro' in Hallett.
Hagyard survey 0829 } Pat 0 95 1:00 7 05
Village of Centralia in Stephen,
Trivott survey D 1/5 Pat 178 1 00 338
W1.nghaea Town Plot in Turnborry,
280• eat 27.8 185 413
291 " 2 28 1 85 413
Village of Bayfield.
8Bayfield Bond rat 77 100
0 McTavish et 77 1 00
Village of Blyth.
0 Bloolt.B Pat 210 100 870
7 Block B 810 1 00 8 70
11Block B 210 1 00 8 70
12Blook B 210 100 870
McDonald Survey 88 } " 11 43 1 05 18 08
Village of Brussels.
3 87
2 87
Ord SSab-Divst e ofm0 Pat 885 100 905
County Treasurer's (Mee, l War. Aonarae,
Goderioh, Aug. 25, 1897, 1 Treasurer,
The iia iaia
Fire Engine T orks,
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BRUSSELS.
We are pr epared to clo any kind of
'Machine Repair Work
with dispatch and on very Rea-
sonable Terms.
When wanting anything in
the line of Engines and Boilers,
stationary or portable, we would
be glad to have yon ask us for
quotations as we think wo can
save you money.
We have also on hand all
kinds of Repairs for Engines,
Boilers, Steam Fittings, and ca12.
also execute any orders for Brass
work.
stickle Plating a Specialty.
Ronald Piro Engine Works)
BRUSSELS.
J. G. SKENE has received
a consignment of Fall
and Winter Goods that
the Public would do
well to see.
SPECIAL VALUES
IN MANY LINES.
ID Grocery Department
as usual is replete with the
best in the market.
Get a Sample of Teas,
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Agent fol Parker's Dye Works.
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On Thursday and Friday of this week and following
days—We might ca11 it our Fall Opening of Clothing. So
much Newness has recently been added, Richness and
Excellence, with up-to-date Fashions, such' as was never
seen in Brussels before.
The advanced position we take in the Clothing trade
demands the best of everything. Recognizing that fact,
we have bought in large quantities direct from the best
makers in Canada. We buy Clothing that will fit.
.its for Boys® Overcoats for Boys.
Suits for Mere ' Overcoats for Men.
No matter what other houses may advertise, you're
sure to find prices lower by 10 to 15 per cent., and better
goods at this store.
New Dry Goods, all. kinds, New Carpets and Curtains,
New Hats and Tweed Caps, and Furs,
New Gloves, Hosiery and Corsets.
New Boots and Shoos for Men, Women and Children,
the largest assortment we have ever shown. GOOD VALUES.
We are solo Agents in Brussels for the Justly Celebrated Granby
Rubbers, and have just received our first
consignment of 25 cases.
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j OUR INCOMPARABLE
i Fall and Winter Suits.
Highest in Quality.
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FAIREST IN PRICE.
You Can't Doubt when you see our•Magnificent Line of New Fall and Win-
ter Goods. You are bound to find REASONS why you
should buy of us by simply looking at either the Quality or the Price. ,
Every Quality and Grade is a
Warrant of Excellence.
Every Price is an Object Lesson
in the Economy of Buying.
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in every department, of the BEST and NEWEST GOODS, is timelyand tem tin
�,s`6�.ch C® .plete�a.esS proof that we are prepared to give perfect eabiefaotionto the moat oritial and caper--
ienoed buyers.
AND THE FAIR PRICE BANNER WAVES OVER ALL,
With Pride and Confidence in the Variety, Richness, Compieteneos and Cheapness of our Beautiful Stook, we invite you to
come and see our Seasonable line of
' , ys' Clothin
.HdITS .4ND GENTS' FUEN'ISIIING GOODS.
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The Certainty of the Valnes we are showing ; the unquestioned Superiority and Newness of the Styles, and the Varietyfand
Range for Seleotion, all guarantee Flaaeurs and Profit in buying here.
TEN'PSEO.
We have purchased the well selected stook of Tweeds, Worsteds and Tronserings belonging to John MoBain, Tailor, who is
removing from Brussels, and will be able to give SPECIAL BARGAINS in the above mentioned lines,
Remember, we offer values that merit approval on account of QUALITY and that are without equals for CHEAPNESS,
Our Prices make every Dollar do Double Duhy,
You call save a sight of looney by trading at our; store. Will you ?
Coyne Once and You'll Coins Back—They all do.
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