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Editor and Proprietor,
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Goccrie.
D. S. Taylor liar purchased Bryce
Young's farm on the A concession,
Fred, Taylor, who has been making
cheese in Algoma daring the past season,
has returned borne.
A telegram was received from Geo.
Donley, of London, stating that bis
brother Charles lied died in the Winni•
peg hospital.
Wm. Stinson, J. Stewart and Abe
Strong, all of the 0th con., have each let
the contract for a large barn to be ereoted
next Summer.
Ales, Crawford intends moving to
Piotford, Mich., shortly. Mr, Crawford
is an old resident of this plane and will
be greatly missed.
The Gerrie Public Library is now free
and no membership fee charged. In
order to help defray running expenses the
managers Lave issued tickets, which oan
be procured far 10.. which entitles the
holder to 30 hooka.
iFor cilwicb..
J. Donaghy purchased a turkey weigh-
ing twenty pounds.
R. 0. Brompton left for Roseland, B.
C., the some of the famous gold mines.
H. Green, of Dunnville, has arrived in
town and opened up a barber shop in the
Arlington House,
When W. Sanders, the miller, was
leaving the mill the other evening, he
jumped oil the platform in front of the
mill and sprained his ankle.
The vi11a3e school reports an increased
attendance, there being present 61 in the
senior department and 59 in the junior
department. 11 the attendance increases
much more an addition will have to be
built to the school.
J. Donaghy received the sad intelii.
genoe that his brother, R. J. Donaghy,
who is living on the homestead in Megan -
tie county, Qasbes, has lost by fire a fine
barn and stables, with all his bay, straw,
grain, implements and ten bead of cattle.
The fire was caused by the upsetting of a
lantern in the straw while be was doing
his chores before daylight.
G od a rich.
The Bicycle olub rooms have closed
for the season.
A lady in town says it pays to keep
boarders if the boarders pay.
Goderieh may have a glove and mitt
knittingfaetory if 0 certain amount of
capital can be obtained.
Mies Grace Wilson, of the Huron
Road, graduated from the nurses' Blase
of the Toronto General Hospital.
Special eerviees are being conducted by
Rev, W. Godwin in connection with
Victoria at. Methodist ()butch.
The Goderiah Organ On. has been
awarded the contract for patting in seats
in the three senior rooms of the ward
schools.
At Trinity College aonvooation for con-
ferring degrees, Rev. Allan Saeger, son
of Police Magistrate Saeger, of this town,
received M. A.
A. sand fence on the South pier west of
the lifeboat house ie now being put up.
The repairs on the North pier recently
completed under the direction of James
Wilkinson were a step in the right direct-
ion and if the inspector can get a grant
sufficient to level np the 120 feet of tiling
over part of the same structure everyone
who uses it will be pleased.
On Monday of last week Thos. Car-
rick was brought before His Honor
Judge Masson for election and wishing to
be tried without a jury, and pleading
guilty, the case was soon disposed of.
The Co. Attorney strongly recommended
the youthful offender to mercy, and the
authorities in Wingbam followed a like
course, and it appearing that defendant's
companions had escaped heavy punish•
me0t, the young ones being fined and
the elder turning informer, aid that he
bad been in the oommoo jail eadays, he
wag sentenced to two days in the County
jail,
r4et0.loetOs.
John McMillan, 4(l. P., le booked to
address a couple of Farmers' Institute
m88810 5 in Dundas noway on December
7th,
Harry Cressweil, son of G. E. Cress•
well, of Tackersmith, has returned home
from the Western States to spend the
Winter.
Wm. Burgafd happened with an un-
fortunate accident the other day. Ile
slipped and fell in front of a horse, whet
the animal kiokod, disfiguring his fate
badly.
Wo notice by the daily press that Jas.
L. Killoran, eon of John Killoran, of this
town, has been sworn in at Oegeode Hall,
Toronto, as a full fledged barrister and
solicitor,'
The aunial competition in plowing sod
by tbo students attending the Ontario
Agricultural College was held rsoently,
and at whioh there were 21 oolnpetitore,
The judges, highly Commended theplow,
ing. Badges wore awarded '00 the :first
ten, .The winner of,0be second prize was
W. J. Elliott, eon of W. Elliott, tdwn
Clerk, Seaforth.
D. 133 wilsola has been shipping o
eggs att the rate of a;ear load a day
vo•at weeks, an there se 1 we d tl e e oxo a a
tat More
go yot, They are all being sent. to t
old country.
The resldenoee of Sottish and Tien
Watson were entered on Monday evoni
last snd thoroughly 00.110801000by
so
un4(]
Own person 0l Persons, g, Not1
ing
53100 wascarried of,
The Sunday aftt05110010 meetings ha t
X, M, C, A. rooms are being well atten
ed by young men and the excellent .a
dresses that are given ere being high
appreoiated and must be produetive
great good,
Jas. Beattie has aeooded to the edict
ations of his friends and announced hi
self a candidate fee the position of Bee
for next year., land asks all those w
think his 28 year's eervice in the coon
entitle him to and qualify him for t
ppoeition to which he aspires, to vote f
He has oouupied every 0th
municipal position but the raovoeblp a
he has a pardonable .desire to fill th
also,
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Chief Wheatley has been confined to
bed by a severe attack of lumbago.
While Mrs. Cock, Princess . St., was
going home from ohurcb, she slipped'
down awl was rendered 1luoonecious.
Soarooly a night passes but tramps ask
for accommodation in the loclt.up, which
means either a supper or breakfaet—
sometimes both—at the expense of the
town.
We are sorry to learn that Dlr. Perry,
Prinoipal of Kincardine Collegiate, and.
formerly of Clinton, is laid up with a
severe attack of inflammation of the
lungs.
A farmera
load- of wood y
from Belgra 5
which 11e re
trip of 80 mi busi-
ness in town h
profit on the
Draught Ho s
held in theClinton,
President Jo
ocnsiderabls s
was transact e
for the annual
on Dec. 9th.
being distrib
emaller than
volumes, but
t
The society i
characterized
years, and th
e0ce in the fu
that breeding
this is shapin
15'
was on the market with
he had hauled all the wa
ve. It was soft wood, fo
alined 33.60 for the load. A
lee, unless be had other
would not leave bin niuc
t load,
Holten
B01,20808' Assoewuo,o.—A
meeting of the directors of the Dominion
Horse 33reeders' Society ws
Rattenbary •'-louse, Clinton
John McMillan presiding, A
amount of routine business
ad, and preparations "lad
meeting, to be held here
The third volume of 033
stud book ha
e just been issued, and is
uted 0o the member's, It 1
either of 0115 preceding
is nevertheless a valuable
and interestitg book for horse breeders
s 00311 002003, financially,
notwithstand
ing the dullness whish bee
horse breeding for several
e memters, having oonfid.
tare, are f0 a position to
keep on with
their Work, They claim
in both the old country and
g in accordance with the
principle on
high this book is
founded,
)flxetor.
Dr. Sweet was appointed Veterinary
Inspector for this district.
Thos. Snell, who had his leg broken a
Lew weeks ago, is able to leave his bed.
R. S. Lang has already shipped from
this and other stations 180 car loads of
apples, or 23,600 barrels,
Mrs. (Rem) Willoughby met with a
painful accident the other day by hav-
ing her foot severely scalded.
Owing to a bad smash in the engine at
the power house the town has been with-
out electric lights for a week.
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Thomas Fitton has purchased brick
for the erection of a palatial residence on
the land owned by him south of the
town,
Burglars gained entrance to Chas.
Snell's butcher shop and stole half of a
pig and several turkeys. No slue to the
marauders.
The members of Lebanon Forest
Lodge, No, 133, A. F. & A. M., have de-
oided to bold a Masonic'!At Home" here
on the evening of Deo. 30�11,.
Mr. Ruse, music master, ,is organizing
a class for instruction in vocal music.
Some 25 persons have already banded in
their names signifying their desire to
take lessons.
Jobn Cornish, an employee of John
Kerslake, London Road, was taken
rather suddenly ill and was compelled to
take hie bed. He suffered most intense.
ly of what was supposed to be inflamma•
tion of the lungs brongbt on by ordinary
causes, until Tuesday of last week when
he was seized by a severe fit of coughing
during which he expelled from one of
his lungs, amid a large quantity of pus
and blood, a joint of the back bone of a
fish whioh doubtless had lodged there
while eating salmon a few days previous.
What might have resulted in a serious
conflagration happened at the Jamee
street Methodist church a abort time be-
fore the entertainment on Tuesday 00013•
ing of last week. Owing to the eleetria
lights not being in operation, Mr. Par-
sons and L. Bishop wets suspending
some Rochester lamps from the electric
chandeliers when in some manner one of
the attachments gave away, precipitat-
ing the lamp to the floor, a distance of
several feet. The oil gushed out and
was soon ignited and threatened e8rioue
ra=ulte, but prompt action soon got it
under control Very little damage was )
done save the charring of one of the
seats,
11233. After the devotional exer01853,
wh(012 oonsistsd of singing, soriptare
reading 087 r e 1
and prayer, the tge da t s
n E n Illy
P 3 ,
Mo0Cay, in a l+rlef addressremfnde4 thorn
of the objoot and work of the Society at
large, and spoke of some of the encourage
menta that we as an auxiliary !rad met
11 15 pad year. recitation
w1t deem tl 6 a. A
g Y
byi8 Grade t1 e' n l0 apt
RIs Gr 1 oto was smash p
predated, as were also two y'ery helpful
and instruotive papers, by .!Kusa Mary
A1:urohisan and Mos Marie Murray on
different miesioa fields, A, most pleasing
feature of the meeting watt a leap racer.
dee, given by Mise Jessie 114..Arebibald,
in which the endeavored, with the help
of the map, to take her hearers on t1 trop
to our missionaries located in different
parts of the world, and giving Interesting
items of information about the work in
oaoh plaoo, The oolleotion being taken it
was found to be larger than that of formt
ger years, and the Treasurer, Miss Maggie'
Moltenzie, completed the program by.
readingthe Scripture versee which 21.0..
ooniramsd the offerings, in which the
members each expressed their thankful-
0ese to the Giver of all goad, who giveth
us richly all things to enjoy,
POLITICAL.
The Dominion Ministers forming the
Tariff Commission, were in London on
Deo, 8rd,
James Leitch, Q. C., WAS nominated
for the Commons by the Conservatives of
Cornwalland Stormont.
On his arrival in Brandon on Thursday
night of last week, Hon. Mr, Siftoa, the
new Minister of the Interior, was accord.
ed a great public reception.
Hon. G. W. Rose, Minister of Educa-
tion, is looking much better since his re-
turn from an extended official : trip in the
Eastern provinces, and In the United
States.
It is stated that at the next meeting of
the Ontario Legislature the Government
will bring in a measure to restrict waif
immigration. The entire system should
be abolished.
The Stratford Beacon says that the
firm of Laurier, Mowat & Victory ie
about to take in another partner, whose
name is Prosperity. The new partner is
already on deck.
The bye -election for Lakeside to the
seat in the Manitoba Legislature, made
vacant by the resignation of Dr. Ruther-
ford, resulted in the return of James Mo.
Kenzie, Liberal, by 61 majority.
Hon. Sydney Fisher, Minister of
Agriculture, 10avee for Washington at
an early date to arrange for the removal
'of the 90 daye' quarantine regulation
whioh has proved obnoxious to the agri-
cultural community.
It is announced from Ottawa that
Hon. Sydney fisher, Minister of Agri.
culture, will address a number of farm-
er's gatherings in Ontario and Quebec
this month. This popular Minister has
not yet spoken in Western Ontario.
Premier Hardy has great faith in the
mineral resources of the country. To a
Toronto World representative he so es•
pressed himself, and added that further
Legislation to promote the interest would
be submitted by him at the ensuing ses-
sion of the Legislature.
The particulars in the protest against
the election of R. Henry (Conservative)
as M. P. for South Brant, were served
last week. The documents constitute a
large sized budget, and embrace nearly
400 charges of all kinds, inoluding al.
1aged direct bribery by money, by prom.
ises of rewards, by promisee of positions
end so on. There are several personal
charges against Mr. Henry.
There are font vacant seats in the
Quebec House of Assembly, which open-
ed on Tuesday. Some of them became
vaoant about a year ago, but the Govern..
merit lacked the nerve after the 23rd of
June to order new elections, consequent•
ly the four counties will be unrnpresent.
ed this mission. A. couple of seats in the
council fell vacant by death a few weeks
ago, but these were promptly filled by
appointment of two faithful adherents,
so that when the new Liberal Govern-
ment comes in next year they will be a
minority in the Upper House.
All over the Dominion veterinary in-
spectors are being appointed by the De.
partment of Agriculture for the in0peo.
tion of stools for export to the United
States. It appears that under a new' aot
passed by our neighbors across the line
all stook entering that oou0try must be
accompanied by a certificate setting forth
that they are not affected with pleuro.
pneumonia, rinder pest or kindred ail-
ments. There is no salary attached to
the appointment, the inspectors being
authorized to collect a fee from the ship.
pers. The fee for inspecting and giving
certificate will probably be about e2 per
car.
A deputation from the last Provincial
Convention of the Dominion Alliance
waited upon the Ontario Government at
4 p. n. on Wednesday, Nov. 1811, to ask
some amendments of the liquor law.
Among other thinge the following are re-
quested t—(1) That all temperance
hotels and hooses of public entertain -
meat be licensed. (2) That all bar
ro0m5 be oiosed at 4 p. m., and 7 p. n1.
every other day. (8) That no license be
granted to sell liquor in a public park or
race bourse or within 800 yards of same.
4) That the sale 0f liquor shall be con
fined to the bar root". (6) That the age
limit for minors be raised from 10 years
to 21 years.
a,UU Ca to OW.
Alex. McKay, of this village, has re-
turned home after spending the season
sailing on the lakes.
Tho next and lest meeting of the
County Council, as now constituted, will
be held in Walkerton on December 8rh.
On Sunday, as Mrs. Hugh Phillips, of
the 8th con. of Aebfielcl, wee on her way
to church, she slipped on the road and in
felling broke her leg,
For months peat a ferias of petty rob.
berise have taken pians in the village and
very few places of business have escaped
their midnight raids.
Geo. Gibroh and family, of British
Colombia, are spending the Winter at
the borne of ktre. Gibson's parents, Mr.
and hire. Time. Webster, Ashfield.
Jas. Mnllfn has received notice from
the Postoffrce Department that his eon.
trant for carrying the mail between Bel-
fast and St. Helene and Belfast and
Lanes, expires on 00lerth let. The De.
partment will then oall for 0ender0 for
these 030 ratites, As a change is, about
to be made anyway, we would euggest
Oat a daily mail be run from Lu0lrnow
M Fordyce, via Sr. Helens,
W. 7:': M. S.. The Lucltnow Auxiliary
to the Woman's Foreign Miasionary So-
ole0y held'its annual tbank•offering meo&
ing in the Preebyterian chords, Lucknow,
en the afternoon of Wednesday, 'Nov.
9
Real Estate 86 Doan
Agent, - Brussels.
Money to Loan oil. Farm Secur-
ity at the Lowest Irate
of .interest,
Money Loaned on Notes and
good Notes Discounted. Sale
Notes a Specialty.
Fire o Life Insurance Written.
Special Attention given to
CONVEYANCING.
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113.:. II. IVBTTST53I33, a Well-l:noWA,
ontol'prising oitiuen of 13yron, I11,,
writes: "Before I paid much atten,
tion to regulating the bowels, I
hardly know a wolf day; but since I;
learned the evil re,
sults of constipation,
and the etlleacy oP
AVER'S
Pills, I have not had
one day's slekn0S$
for over thirty years
ick — not . one attael1
that did not readily yield to thio
remedy. I01y Wife bad been, previ-
our to our marriage, an invalid for
years. She bad a prejudice against
cttth11rtics, but as P0011 as she began
to use flyer's fills her health was
restored."
NEW
u(cVer Shop' I
The undersigned has open-
ed up a Butcher Shop 1n the,
SHAD BLOB$, ORM,
where he will keep constant-
ly on hand a supply of the
Best Meats Procurable, sold,
at reasonable prices. A. share
of public patronage solicited,
S. t1V e6",kLr5 En.
Meat delivered to all
of the town.
Doc', 4, 1896
'AINTBG►
T110 ulldeioigned are proparod to attend
to all braooboo of Painting, inalndillg
House, Sign, Carriage' and
Ornamental Work.
Paper Hanging, Ifalsomining and
Decorating neatly and prompt-
ly looked after at mod-
erate Prices.
We slake a Speoialty of Manufacturing
and placing in position
First -Class Awntu gs..
Orders left at our Paint Sllop,
formerly used by Messrs. Iiocldick
& Wake, will be attended to with
dlspateh.
Paper Flanging Orders may be
left with Messrs. Deadman & Me.
Call.
parts SAMPLE :Bos
PAINTERS.
Cathay ii Falls
Sledai end Diploma at World's Fair.
Ts Rostste Sir5Bpih take flyer's Saraaparllla
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FttESy-
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An Agraaable Laxative and N17I0VI1 TONIC.
Sold by Druggists orsent by Meil. 200., 500,,
and 51.00 per paokago. Samples free. .
The Favorite TOOTH POWDER
for the Teeth and Breath, Saa
Sold 121' .7.2.8,. BOX, I/ruasisl, Brussels,
O®vere the
Whole Meld.
THE LONDON, CVT.,
London lav ertiser
2 P. M. EDITION.
LARGEST noon circulation in West-
ern Ontario of any paper west of Toronto.
Middlesex County and the territory west
of Toronto thoroughly coveted.
4 P. M. EDITION.
The People's Popular Evening Paper.
Circulates Lu city and suburbs by carrier
boys and agents. All advertisements in.
serted in both editions.
'Western Advertiser
Largest weekly cironlation in Weatern
Canada. As an advertising medium in
the west it is without a rival.
Wanted—An Idea X09 gwp toibg
Protect your Mew they may bring you wealth,
Write SO11N WEDDERBORN R CO., Patent Attor•
aeys Waebington, D. O.. for their 51.000 prize. offer
and hat of two hundred Inventions wanted.
LAD E1._n
THE LWOW OF SECUBOTY
Ie FOUND) IPF
DI', ReRoy's Female Nis.
Cm only reliable, and tr,oloorlla- pre.
1,0010,1 0110011. Sarot, Mon: nul umixt11tlln a.lilrnntetihictooloyst titticnedelre
trem Prim st per box 'oRlr warts, er21'a,a11
aeo021517 •..assi00. reeelat or prion
Leltoy Pill Co. Victoria SO,. Toronto, Can.
Sold lit/Brussels by Jas. FOX..
Da C/SEAS
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KIDNEY
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THE
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We keep in stook and supply everything in
Coal and Wood Stoves,
.1t idler Parlor, .l3ox or Cook.
First-class Furnaces
Prom best Canadian Manufacturers, and.
.Warranted to work properly.
TINWARE OF ALL KINDS.
Plumbing promptly attended to at Reasonable Rates: -.
Lamp Goads, Lanterns, &c.
Orders Taken for Coal,
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4 1, '�y
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Stove and Furnace Men, Br^ussels.
Established I
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The Policy Contract issued by this Association is perfection itself,
UNCONDITIONAL,
ACCUMULATIVE,
AND AUTOMATICALLY
NON -*FORFEITABLE.
It leaves nothing further to be desired. Rates and full infor-
mation furnished on supplication. ,
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W. IL EEE,n, Agent, Brussels.
LAUE: 0 TUP
Wfll be our new Premier
decided' by the Electors before next issue of this paper.
A decision far greater than that has been given by the voice of
the people, viz. t That B. F,1'oo;:
Ii Sc Son, of Listowel
Woolen Mills, Day a,ne
Highest Prices, Dash or Trade, for
T. DrswaaY, OO ,ge Siandnrd Bank. orad.
ford. Otic.nye. CI WIC'S IC,dery-Lit•cr fills nos a
((Mad mama'fey the iOidnoys ond' Liver.
W. 4(l. ColtsIttn, its ll Caul St., Toronto, re.
lirocnting l , Ire I. Star. sl,s C.1 a s Pili, net
ke ntngie fir the r 13321 of 1 n, 1 01 , hobos til Inek
and constipation ti dJ •y,ahere, or by mall on
rocetptof 70,000, 20 ED:OA: ON, 811188 A, e0.
45 1020E0o St, TosoNIO,-S01.
And that they sell the best Woolen Goods Cheaper than any
Factory or Store in Westen'Outario..
Efeadymade Clothing
Is a now line added to their business. They make
up their own goods into Men's, Youths, l3oys & Children's Suits and
sell at prices they defy any retail store to compete with.
Do not fail to call and inspect before you sell your wool or buy
a new suit and we "feel satisfied you will say they give you the best
value. .
LISTOWEL WOOLEN MILLS.
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