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-.bee& -Jas Walker.
- Local -•II. R. Brewer.
Pink Pills --Dr. Williams.
Money to lona.--A. liruiter.
Crolcieele—G. A. leadnian.
11lurt;;ago -;ale--t'renym 1 Bette.
New (1 ds M. leech ty .t Co,
Frew store—Runnel .t T'itzpatriek.
'IVood v ant d -1•; tnte P, T Coleman.
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FRXD.1.1', NOV. 36, 1807 .
"Pease Goa from Whom all blessings
Clow,
Praise 'Tim all matures hero below ;
Praise Him above ye heavenly host,
Praise Father, :lou and holy Ghost"
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„reeeewet'l asei'.iateiza«l'd11..ea.e ihAWie64ise ie eete'tnG7., tteeeer a:me,f'Gkgiy1'
Thursday evening of last weak the
Horny frittuas of t`bathe Smith eon of S
y
J. Smith, of wilaghtttn were pained to
erg
lt L., .,, ` erect " it, chtutgo of rer;;efv l t-, ` ` ii
in Owen mood but were pleased to hear ,,gazeureattommagationwasgawasEr'
at the same time that be
WAS honorably acquitted, the Judge
doelering that he wont not of
the court room exonerated from blame of
any kind. Charlie bad jest been pro -
motel i'tel to theimportant post of teller in.
the Bank of Hamilton at Listowel. Mr,
Smith spent 411'1' in \Vinglhana with
hie parents and went to Listowel on 111011 -
day morning,
Lou Friday alter Waiting hours a man
repro -tenting himself to be Philip Me.
Tleary presented a ohegne for $SU on the
Prank of He:milton to Jay, McKelvie and
asked bin to rash it. The cheque was
signed with R. Vanstoue's mane and ilic•
l.eary's endorsement. Der. Dlclielvle
cashed the cheque as the signature of
Vaustone was ver; cleverly imitated.
Later on in the evening Mr. Vaustone
happened into D[olielvie's emit some re•
mark being made ire asked to see the
chorine and on looking at it prouonneed it
a forgery. By this time, however, the
man was gone Ilespatelies were sent to
neighboring tempt and the police are
looking for him. His real camels Boland
South and his home is in Iugersoll. It
is avid that ho bit several whew in town,
although they aro keeping it quiet. IIe
had a note signed by Wm. Boll, of Blyth,
ale° a forgery, of whi„h li.' was trying to
dispose. No eine to his whereabouts has
yet been found.
,
Ste Oi.ivi t 1low.rr, the well known and
veteran Cauadian statesman, after giving
over Balt a century of public service to
his country, has retired froen pnblio life—
in so far ae the position of Lientenaut-
Governor of Ontario includes retirement.
We believe no English-speaking states-
man has c' er held eoutiutmttely fur near-
ly a quarter of a century the office of
Premier of a Province. His high states
as a jurist, which hat been vindicated by
repeated decisions of the Privy Council
of Great Britain, admirably qualified him
for the office of Minister of Justice in the
Dominion Government. But all other
claims of Sir Oliver yield to that of his
true Christian character. He has "worn
the white flower of a blameless life
through all this tract of years." Even
his political opponents join in honoring
his unblemished character. It is no light
thing that the distinguished Premier of
Ontario should, turn aside from the cares
of State to prepare for an able essay in
the intereots o1 young people on the
"Evidences of Christianity," and that his
pronounced sympathy leas over been given
to every social and moral reform. We
wish for Sir Oliver, in the exalted posi.
tion of the Lieutenant -Governor of On•
tario, years of °outinned usefulness gad
happiness.
Tens is Thanksgiving time and surely
if any portion of the round world has oc-
casion to give thanks, it is this glorious
Dominion of ours. Canada has certainly
been well boomed in this Jubilee year.
Following the brilliant reception of
Premier Laeri.'r and Canadian contingent
in Loudon, the discovery of gold at Klon-
dike and Wawa, and our splendid har-
vests, are advertising our oonntry through-
out the civilized world. The gold of its
wavingwheatiields is, we judge, a toner
wawa of prosperity then the nuggets of
the Klondike or the anrifet'ons quartz of
Roseland. In a mining lottery there are
many blanks. In our farmiug industries
here are prizes for all. We trust the
vigorous immigration policy will attract
to our shores a sturdy phalanx of found•
ere of Empire. We hope there will be
no retaliation, for retaliation's sake, on
the, as we judge, nowise discrimination
of the American Protective Tariff against
Canada and other countries. Already
the Attorney•General of the' United
States has interpreted the clause which
it was feared would give a ton per cent.
discrimination against our railways and
steamships, in a sense favorable to Cana-
dian interests. Let ns rather cultivate a
large.minded and liberal policy, that shall
command the respect of our neighbors
and the respect of the world. We heart•
ily concur with the following words of
the Chicago Western. British•Americau
"We trust that ere loug wiser and more
generous counsels will prevail, and the
two countries be brought into more
friendly relations that shall exclude all
such iniquitous disoriminetion and un.•
worthy rivalry as have led to the present
nncomfortebie tension between the ttvo
countries."
0
Walt on.
Mrs, M. Morrison is recovering nicely
after a severe' :moll of sicknese.
We ate pteaeed to announce that Roble
Frailer, who has been dangerously ill
with inflammation of the liver for the
past five weeks, has taken a change for
the better. Ilis many friends hope to
hear of his speedy convalescence,
du interesting time is anticipated at
the eext reeuiar meeting of the Debating
Society, Friday evening, Deo. era, when
the all important subjeot, "Whether the
Franchise should be exteuded to woman
or not," will be discussed. L, Smith and
othere will champion the cause of the
ladies while Jae, 14ioFadzean and his sup -
potters will endeavor to prove that women
mast be kept out of politics,
SII\LAS' SCHOOL CONVENTION,-- The
seventh meeting of the Walton Union
Sunday School Association will be held
in Duff's church, Walton, on Thursday,
Deo. 911. The following is the program :
First session, commencing at 1. o'clock
p. m.—Devotional exercises ; "What are
we here for 1" Wm, Pollard ; "Relation
between Teaoher and Scholar in and out
of School," G. Barrows ; address to
children, Rev. Sir. Tiffin or Rev. Mr, Ma-
Oateheon ; "How to euoomrage the Steady
of the Bible in the Home," D. knight ;
"Review of Paul's Life and Works, as
Recorded in the Acts," J. Smillie. Sec-
ond session, commencing at 7 p. m,—
Opening exercises ; address by President
elect, J, Moore ; eclareee of welcome,
Rev. Mr, Forrest ; "Christian Endeavor
and Proportionate Ohristianity,' or
"What we Are," Miss E. Berry ; "Our
Pledge," or "What we Ought to be," W.
Smith ; address, Rev. Mr. Abey ; ad-
d = lire Mr. Mtwersve. Stu!et,tn
mesio will be repp'.ied by a union choir.
Accommodation for strangers will be
provided by the friends.
VPincrIsain.
The Advance has removed its office two
doors North in the same building.
The companions of Royal Scarlet Chap.
ter met at D. Rush's restaurant on Mon•
day evening and enjoyed a social time.
Oysters and other good thing were dis-
posed of,
Some person or persons forced an
entrance into the house of R. J. Mc-
Kenzie, Edward street, during the ab-
sence of the family, who were visiting in
the country. Nothing was stolen and the
reason of the raid is a mystery.
The cantata Esther was given in the
Tewin Hall Thursday evening of last
week by G. W. Cline's company of choris-
ters. it is not exaggeration to say that
it wile the finest rendition that this can•
tate has ever had in Wingham. The per-
formance was given again Thursday
night,
An extract from the Carberry NOwa.—
A rnrnor was circulated last week con-
necting the name of 0, II. Irwin, now lay.
ing in Carberry, Man., with arrest on
charge of the robbery of $80e, The re-
port was a false one, probably springing
from the fact that bo had been talking to
the victim a short time before it occurred.
George was not arrested, not even as a
witness.
PErisonAta.--Iira. Dean and Mrs. Har-
riston of Toronto, are visiting their
mother. Mrs. Thee. Moore: --Miss Lena
Bowie returned to her home in Battle
Creek, Mich., after a visit of some months
with her grandfather, James Loutit.—
John Law, of Sarnia, returned home on
Monday after a few Jaye' visit with R.
Kinsman and wife,—Mies Bettie Orr re.
turned to Wroxeter on Monday after
visiting hot sister, Mrs. S. Borden, for a
few days. --W. J. Fleuty moved hie house.
hold effects to Blyth this wook.--H. Kerr
and wife returned on 'Tuesday froth at•
tendance at the funeral of litre, Kerr'e
father, gamee Cluff, of Goderich town•
chip,
Thoroughly Grateful.
MR. STEPHEN BELISLE GLADLY
TELLS HOW HE WAS CURED,
S 1'1;11
ttr new line of Axes at 05c and 00c sell at sight,
nice Tooth Saws at $2.75 guaranteed.
1ot11es Wringers for $13,00,
G oz. bottle of Sewing Machine Oil for 10c.
Gallons American Coal Oil, and the latest improved, 5
gallon can for $2.50.
DEPARTMENT
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1iJces1 Sty1
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S U T T,Rt and.
VE13 ATS
Consists of Granite, Diamond and Nickle Wares.
Nickle Plated Copper Tea Kettles and Copper Boilers at
prices that please.
Pure Lead Lamp Glasses at the price of common ones.
OM .N R p `' u M a S
000DS S a
Consisting of special lines of Silverware and Lamp
Goods at prices that will surpriso. Wedding Presents and Silver
Tea Sets a specialty. Be sure to see our Hanging Lamps.
A $20100 Silver Tea Set for $17J10
by being one of six or more to give tis your order for a set. A sam-
ple of the set may be seen in our store. It consists of 5 pieces
quadruple silver of handsome design made by Simpson, hall, Millar
& Co., of 11Iontreal, with their: name stamped on every piece.
r ----Cash for Hides, Furs and Sheep Skins.
Atter Other Iters iedies Failed to Help Ulm
Dr. 'R'lluams' Pinar fills Mode Ulm
Healthy lean.
Frena the Itloutreal Eerald.
Down on William street the bulk of
the butter and cheese trade is done and it
is there that the Montreal oold storage
and freezing company's mammoth build-
ing is located. in the Summer time,
when extensive shipments are being
made, the big block is a veritable bee-
hive. Several well-known exporting
firms have their warehouses in this build-
ing and one of them is Win. T. Ware R
Go, Their head warehouse man is Mr.
Stephen Belisle, who, as his name indi.
cates, is a Freneh•Canadian and in the
prime of life, If ever there was a grate.
fol man on the face of the earth to -day
that man is Stephen Belisle. After suf-
fering indescribable agonies for several
months, he is now the picture of health
and feels that it is his duty to tell ell the
world how he was restored to health and
happiness. Mr. Belisle explained his
troubles, now fortunately a thing of the
past' to a reporter of the Herald recently,
"My work called me to all parts of the
warehouse," said he, "and sometimes I
went into the freezing room without my
coat or hat on aid then back to the other
parts of the warehouse to the wartier at•
mosphero. About a year ago I became
very ill with a complication of diseases.
I was suffering with mdigesfion, bilious-
ness and the resulting nervous disorclere
ouch as sick headache and loss of appe-
tite. I began doctoring, but I eeomed to
grow worseevery clay. I slept very little,
and as time went on I was not able to do 1
any work, and even the exertion of mov-
ing about would tire me out. I had a
very poor appetite and what food I ate
did not agree with me. I also Buffeted
from a severe pain in the hack and side.
During that time I had tried many medi-
cines but they gave me no relief. I had
become so weak and my system was so
run down that life was a burden to inc.
I was advised to try Dr, Williams' Pink
Pills, which I did with extremely bene-
ficial results. I commenced taking the
pine about Christmas time and now I am
feeling so good that I thought it my duty
to write the prom:iatora of Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills and lot them known how ex.
t'omoly grateful I am for the euro their
medicine has effected in me. I had taken
only six boxes when my condition of
health was a paradise to what it had been
for some months proving, Mr, Belittle
is a quiet unassuming man and evidently
not given to over enthusiasm, but there
was no mietalting his earnestness when
recounting his experiences to the importer.
IIe will always be a firm believer in Dr.
Williams' Pinlc Pitle.
Dr. 'Williams' fink Pille cure by going
to the root of the disease. They renew
aid build up tho blood, and strengthen
the =vas, thus driving disease from the
system. Avoid imitations by insisting
that every box you purahaee is snolosecl
in a wrappot hosting the 'full trade mark,
Dr. Williams' Pink Bills for Pale People,
&. 00.
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Better and for less money
than you would dream of.
No Old Goods. No make believe Bargains, but Bar-
gains in the fullest sense of the word. 'You'll find goods
exactly as represented. There is no such thing as out-
running the clothing selling of this store. We lead in
Stocks. We out -sell in Price. We have added to
our regular stook, the heaviest in the history of the busi-
ness.
THE
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NEW.
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Take off the old and put on the new,
That neatly fitting, easy Shoe,
When prices run as now they do,
Who would deny himself the new ?
We keep a complete line of the latest Styles, as well
as all varieties of Foot Gear, Our immense trade enables
us to offer it at rock bottom prices.
Sole Agents in Brussels for the Celebrated
Granby Rubbers.
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ISEV GA
The attention of the people of Brussels and the surround-
ing country is called to the fact that during the
Winter months Laundry work will
be turned out
.-ONCE A WEEK
Instead of' Twice as at present. All work must be in by
UESDAY
ENE ING
and will be ready by Thursday Evening.
The Best of Satisfaction always assured.,
ON DECEMBER 18t I will move to
the building immediately North of the Standard Bank,
lately vacated by D. Frain, ground floor, where I will be
pleased to wait on the public as in the past.
Brussels, Nov. 3.2.
Cott
PROPRIETOR.
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HENCE BY DEALING WITH°
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You are well served and gain money.
hest Makeseoft the Coo i1 Parlor and Coal Stoves
That Cannot be Beaten.
Large Assortment of Lamps and Lamp Goods, Lanterns,
Cutlery and Graniteware.
We make a specialty of knitting in Ooal and Wood
Furnaces, and Warrant Satisfaction.
Stove Coal for Sale and always on hand.
Special attention to Jobbing and Repairs.
Tilton & Turnbull, Brussels.
BOOTS, Q'STTOES
AND RUBBERS
BBERS
To keep your feet dry and comfortable.
Our Stook is Right. Pvion Low. And we will be
pleased to see you and supply you with
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Eats, Caps, Overcoats,,
.Readyinade Clothing and
Clothin % JJlctde to Order.
November fashion Sheets to hand.
Call and get one FREE.
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