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_ .•.'- 'ix('1uarss.1 News. a Money to Loan,
rr1111$11E1,. ; tare bi01110rid0 of gold io a Cilium her; •10 lutlps of railroa 1.
poison which when its Minis . Viouutt hes 11,000 idle shoe lion , , in T,
on lime fertile rally mails) at with tentl0nei4's t0' alcoholism more 1'all0e IRR( a mane -1,000 felt
ed than ever 1 The Thrice, 1'0 '
i� t � t ll � I. l .0 l of gold, 1)r." Cowan bolls that
milkers' Oltll 011 Farm Pro -
EVERY FIBID1,Y MORNING leave oil' will leave the patitut party tat
L- t a It !s'• : �' !,', / TES
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''f'llca Pest' wtennl-t'tlb3laflh;g House, . 011ioago,tspubliehes a oleallongo front f•liulois pays a bounty fur spar-
Trl($m ni;r ST„ 13,tr+sat s, O. Dr. Cowan to 1)r, Beeley to di,euss There aro 800,000 tilled people iu Private an Company Funds.
the natter publicly, p y Fus.
1hinAta or s1711scnkrr14N One dollar nod
1'UwA.
a half a year, iu adv513c0 'rho date le which
Europe.
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Cairn td>ir, DieKSON LIG HAYS,
evaf3' subscription is paid Is denoted by tits - North Dakota has a ,50,000 acre
' date on the uddre00 label,
rias. Scott Lae been created a barley farm.
notary public. Neve York had the first street•
James A, .Ford suet with a plural rltih•oa(1 fn 1888.
accident by catching his wrist ou a Puget Sound Lae the biggest — _ ..•..
hook, the same passing up into his ellloken ranch,
hand, Liverpool is the 117O4t extensive
Anvltn'rIs)vo IlA'iOo.-1'he following rates
will be charged to those who advertise b)
the year:—
sr/UM. 1 1 )It 10510 ) J ma
One Lolu8110.00 1 531,0U $ 0,00
Balt :. 85,00 '1 00 11.00
mn
Quante] '• fl 0,00 I 12.00 N.00
Eighth_" ... .. 1: 00 1 0,00 I 6.00
Eight cents per line for first usertion, and
three cents per line for each subsequent in-
FertiOn. A11 advertisements measured 148
330l)1•if'O1.8, tile,,
11 1Vss) 1 h, ONT,
UZI COTTON mu
Mies M. L. Taylor, daughter of shipping port.
n r CON POUND.
W. Taylor, has been engaged fur Berlin's 1,21,5,000 population
one of the schools in Toronto for have only 20,800 dwellings. ) hlt�t Arecnut discovery, by an
old it113Rlclan. 100 00fut-
oDla]'en-191iuos to the nch, the first six months of 1802. ane company has n leap o1V at tly used monthly hal)hy t)11s.BusinessCLrds,riblt lines mid under, 535
,vols of J,Anies, 10 the
r annum. Burgess, late a the , )"rl ..,>a only pel•fnenla• alff' and
Advertisements withutlt specific (Urn- Collegiate Institute, 10 now a stn. ! Of the 1.900 policemen in Chien• 'J'lir'0¢"' reliable medicine ,naanv-
1iOns, win be inserted until forbid, and ge••r cr,d, ]telvnr, 0f un n'tncl ilod dru 6•.1 001 tubo
changed accordingly, dent of Bios College, Toronto. go 1,555 ore Irishmen, MI:Itlla'i0r umdi0lues fpiplaro,f tills t k
advertisement
to 105 bo b discontinue Blr Bur cess The Shah of Pe1•ala has ]a tobacco for (tows ; or ; kt U
roomoTint mast be left at the counting 6 hag Ealten t d substitute m fu0blsa 8! and d tltt•0e•caut
room of Toa; Post' net tctsr than Tues i y ata course at .lobo Tie tliius Banti• pipe worth $400,000. en1ade postage statues in letter, 0 we
of each week. Thio is imperative, 1 , •
per C A B,A.,Perls funerlala
or discos tate au p , s
• epos gr'a l] , 0, nom 0a1v001in, take no
JAN. 1, 1802
MOM '1'0 LOAN.
Any Amount of Money to Loan
11)1 Farm )erty'ii;xl.,t' l'r). Specialist, ." Toronto,
MIS..1LA„ I. ('.1),H,U., M.C.P,8,M„
6 ti*' 6I Per Cent., 1'('rtt'1}',
Straight Loans with prl\'ilego of
repaying when minima,
Apple to
A. Hunter,
U•rision Court Clerk. Brussels.
ALLAN LINE
,ho)/rel Mall ,Ste(nllslrips,
CHAP EXCURSIONS to EUROPE
)n1iTNltill•rl',T7RA)L1NOe Brion
P010TP�ND o11 HALIFAX,
11NA'1'nAy 1',. seliAlee, 1,1n40w1'l, '4)0,—
''0orr Rpat. lams 511 lily 1nunlry a,d property
t.t an 101 rpt,., , u I1Lvfln,l men, fur what
4hey t,,rtuee n eremiow,11,250 or 0ne01nptd0n,
ter, 0ieelei)' sural u)a"
''W/lea Wllaolhor'otlik)tei1,L nr, Si Iclair lmired
we of I1 ts."
U. ltnni'nrrson, ('0910ton Plinio, 1101,1
"Dr. H10oh11r enured me of Catarrh."
Can. Rowing Myth, 0ay0;—'•Dr, shw)eir
eared rue of Mein ,lisease and deepoy, 0911 014
all others tailed."
Aix,(1x,x q/' Private .4', (4 9', brought en Lg
fully, lir. ,�iur•lair eerloluly/ Cerra.
C veLon t3,tacsoxa. 25'rc e•.
WILL BE AT THE
AMERICAN HOTEL, BRUSSELS,
To DERBY on LIVERPOOL.
more L. S A. chore are thlrteon males of book wall send, ernioQ, by retort wait, Full soul- 0A131N r,A'rlus, $90, $50 and VW, single
t $dal, 8110 alta /1110 Return, 5nnuadi2 •
. I$, gl`I+.Yi.$.,. ed part,cnlars 251 plain envelope, I0 buttes to L,cttion of RbtturuonL '
A hacludor in British Columbia
shelves all 1118 Bl'itlsb 14I lle0U m. „nee swerve. Address r'ond 1,111' Com.
Editor and Proprietor. has scut $10 to puaehase Christ. Only one couple in 11,500 live to
mu presents for hie nephews and
:11;str1 rt gtth5, nieces here, there being just a bak
er'e dozen, only one of these he has
ever seem.
I Quite a number of "the boys"
I from this place and vleiuity, who
have been attending Poronto in
teei oi'1-1 e.
A. W. Glenn, of Ethel, ham open•
ed up a tailor shop in the Bradley
stana.
Chas. Ddnley has been Very law
with inflammatory rheumatism the
past couple of weeks.
Rev. Mr. Ayers, of Holmesvillo,
preached anniversary sermons iu
the Methodist church hero on Sun•
day.
The Gazettte is taking a holiday
this week. The day of publication
is now changed to Thursday instead
of Friday.
Samuel Howard is bank from
Scotland where he disposed of four.
carloads of cattle which he took out
with him. He was absent a couple
of months and reports having a
pleasant and profitable trip.
The annual meeting of the Mem.
hers of the Howiclt Farmers' Mutual
Fare Insurance Company will be
held in the Township Hall, Gorrie,
on Friday, January 8111, 1892, at
one o'clock p. m., for the purpose of
receiving the annual statements,
election of two Directors and one
Auditor, and the transaction of any
other buslnese necessary fcr the
welfare of the Company.
Godes icle.
Dr. E. Richardson left last week
for .Aylmer, baviug received word of
the death of bis father-iu-law, Mr
Moss, of that place. Mrs. Richard
son lute been at Aylmer for some
months.
Mies S. J. Williams, evangelist,
will assist the pastor, Dr. Stre,ne.
man, in holding special evangelistic
rierehes in Victorla•st. Mothcdist
church, beginning &nearly, January
8r0, and Continuing for several
weeks.
Tuesday mcruing ()fleet week a
fire broke out in Honning'e mill,
and the entire structure and its con.
tenets were c'msumed. After the
firemen appeared on the scene eon•
sidorable difficulty +tits experienced
iu connection wi•h the water ewes•
sure, which ea; retied to b: prat
tically useless ho for ai fighting tale
fire was concerned. The cattle of
the fire is unknown. Loss about
$6,000 ; insured in the Etna ter
$1,200.
An artful dodge was tried to ab
street letters from the drop letter
box on the outside of the post•office
on Tuesday eveuing of last week,
A quantity of mucilage was poured
into the box, and Lben efforts were
mane to draw the letters with the
sticky substance ou out by the use
of a slick. The parties who tried
the brick are strongly pointed at,
and it may deter them m the future
to learu that attempting to rob Her
Majesty's mail is a penitentiary of.
iouce.
Exeter.-.
A few days ago Albert McCallum
got his foot caught in a horse power,
but only received slight injuries.
While Dennis Hallorhan was eu-
gaged working around a band eaw
in Verity it Sons foundry he had
the misfortune of losing the top of
his thumb and severed ]t fu two at
the first joint. Searob was matte
for the piece but it could not ue
found.
The large betiding used as a rnl-
111r skating rink is et present tinder -
going repair, in older to render it
nervlcl:able for toe sltating. The
proprietor, Rioher,i Davis, lies
toned it neceeea);y to remove the
floor, because the j lists have become
fu aatcomposed etate. A bottom
will he inado on the earth to r(o0tv0 I
the water to make ice, feud several
large poke will he pineal in the I
centre to 0tippnrt the roof,
Dr. 11. M. Cowan, at ono Iiloe ;
editor of the Eviler Reflector, is i
a prominent physician of Chicago
Clooshlorable prominence) has been
given to the'aflegod success of Dr,
lien'ey ill alis trenttnont end cure of
celebrate their diamond wedding
Wareham, Blass., bas eupp
42,000 barrels of cranberries t
0085013.
A gold col) depreciates 5
cent. of value iu 1(1 years of o
stent also.
0)2115', N,, 8 Fisher label(, 131 Woodward
Lye„ Detroit, Allah,
I—•rliii0,1 1)1 Itlusef•ln by J, T. 1'111PI')15, 13, Aiesru2e Ill 4:,0.0,0 apnea.
A. 1)1•`81(111,1N and 011 reoum•
o1•,le 1irnglisra A {•.{:,11111110,1.^.10,004 rnsllrposeril.
ilod ev0ryw'heie.
Apply to 11. R A. ALLAN, Men treat,
I N TEltle18DI A Tau, outward 525; Prepaid '50)0
his
peri Constipation,
un•
stitutions of one kind nr another, Doetore sty that a healthy adult
are alone for the holidays—among should eat at least ten 0Lluces of
them we notice J. P. Doherty, and meat each clay-
' Staubnry, of the University ; R. Fifty Iboesancl Christmas trees
Anew, of the Dental School ; A. L. were sent from Maine to New York
Budge, of Linos College ; R. Rieb• this season,
ardson, and others.
An Indianapolis clerlt sued a firm
for the time he worked over eight
ti< :txoi tis. hours. Ile got $125 but the case
J 13. Pyper has sold his resilience will he appealed,
on West Goderfeh street to Wee.MS• J. Radcliffe, the new English
Beattie, Mester at the Ooltegiate Institute,
George McKinley and Chas. Cts. will be married on New Year's Day
son have returned from college fn to Mies Isabel Scholz, at Stratford.
te
Montreal and will spend their vacs- wThe Stbenefitratford to CollegiatetettI$1, 00)
tion with their parents in town. through theto ode es oft of County
John M. Campbell son of Dr. got, Mary's
the County
Campbell, of this town, who is at. Council, anti St. Binry's in the sum
tending Jefferson Medical College, of Bert .
is at present home spending his 100 Albert Edeld, l a nativeoe
cation, along with an American dWarsaw, Poland, claims to have
friend cf the name of Frank Hall, can be d a process whereby coal
A painful accident happened to a can in snppliedepr at a price not es•
little son of Mrs. Purcell, of the east ceu ,$l 500 tn.
ward, on Tuesday of last week. The Aboutc ly gathered
uunemployed work •
little fellow was in the act of getting
men recently gathered under the
through a bathed wire fence, when Venwindows of the Duke of Genoa, at
one of the barba caught Ins lip and shhoutinoutin the read of the night
i
torp 11. ng "We are starving and we
DEATn OF ROBERT Soc2T,._Robert want work." They were dispersed
Scott, sr., auother of Hnron'8 h )n' by the police.
eaoafull Heretofore Iia, been the habit
ored pioneers, passed
p y of the l?Vtadeor custom officials to
away at his residence, Bank Head allow Rower, to be brought over for
term, Roxboro, BIcleillop, on Tues I funerals to plass duty free. The
clay last, He lied reached the age I \• iudaor florists obj0)ectd th
of 78 years and 9 mouths. Bir. i (xovorumeut leave 0e2'ed, thanlat theye
Scott had been an invalid for fab,nt i tae meets to pay duty.
five years, and for the greater part i Pansies iu bloom In (human at
of that time had been confined to
Ins house but was not closely con-
fined to bed, and wait able to get up
and go about the room until very
near the last. He never complain
ed, and was perfectly resigned ; in
fact, hie sufferings were never
severe, and ho passed away as if
into a deep sleep. lir, Scott wad a
may sound strange in the eare of
f,reig)ere ; nevertheless Mr.•,
George Taylor, of London, picked a
bunch of beauties in her garden
last week. Truly this is a glorious
climate of onre.
At a church meeting at Stratford
outs eveuing last week, Rev. Manly
naive of Rnxhur)shire, Scotland. 13euion advfaed all Lis if audience
He came too-1nade, in 1838, Be I r„ gt nto felt
htfr`entheit theopen he'windows,
t
woe noeompaniod to Ibis county by Intel hi so doing the divine /bowed m
his father, the late Robert Scott, gooddeal of wisdom not commeniy
a'ta by the
late Archibald Dickson, exercised. •
sr., and his sou James, the present
:Registrar of Huron. They took up
a tract Viand on the river Maitland,
at what is now known as Roxboro,
McEillop, and the following year
other members of both families
followed them here. Mr. Scott has,
therefore, lived on his preeent farm
for 68 yeare. Soon after settling in
Canada he got married to Miss
Agnes Dickson, a sieter of the
Metiers. Dickson, who for a period of
fortyoue years shared his joys and
sorrows. Mrs. Scott died about
eleven years ago, Mr. Scott leaves
a family of five sons and three
daogilters, all of whom are grown
up and most of them settled in thio
county. He was a shrewd businose
man and a careful farmer, and sue
needed by industry and good Shan.
agement, net only in making a oom •
fortahle home for himself and fain•
fly but built up a liberal cotnpe
tency. Jia was a warm hearted an 1
penial man, and wart posees"ed of
an immense fund of pawkey wit,
and few enjoyed a joke better than
he did. in his younger days he
was quite a musician and for twenty
yeare was preen ter in 1110 Hat'pur-
hey Presbyterian church. I'It
leaves behind a Iflusi0)11 bun11y, and
tuba near the last, uathitlg eeetne11
to p101L5e him'bettor• than for fns.(.
here of Its family to assemble fu
hie room and joie in emging the
dimple but beautiful hymns now in
9„011 common um He was a olein
her of the Seafort'l Presbyterian
rlturch, Ile • wee it true
friend, a kind father and a good
cirfzen, and althongll he outlived
the allotted three score and ten
y98)e ills death will 0001)80 lttliveralal
)egret among a Ilirge circle al tele,
lives and friends. The remains
were interred in 1111 Ifaitlon lbault , 10 lie much i l prayer for hit
cemetery, Ont ivati011 and spirileal growth.
At 8, public meeting of the people
of Puna Edward ]t was decided to
offer a bonus of $50,000 to the
Grand Trunk Railway Company to
locate ear chops or other works that
employ 800 or more mei, and
that the company be given exemp-
tion from taxation for ten years on
a4 new buildings they may erect.
The Chancery Division Court re-
ftased to prohibit the Revieiug Bar
lister of North Perth from striking
names from supplementary removal
voters' lists, thus securing the
franchise for sumo 524 Reformers
who were put on the remove( list ou
the etrengtli of declarations which
were proved to be false. This
leaves the voters on the voters' list
proper.
Prow •1'O INNING UP A SON.
1. Blake home the brightest and
most attractive place on earth.
2 Melte him responsible for the
performance of a limited number of
daily (Indere
8. Never put0dh him .in anger.
4. Do not ridicule his conceits,
but 1'atbar talk frankly on matters
in winch 110 0e interested.
5. Let hive feel free t) invite his
((ileitis to your home fund table.
6. 11116 turnerr° trite anntideneo by
giving reply sy.npathy aue advice.
7• Do not discourage "collection
mfbni, "they help to give in tome,
tion 100110 fix habits of iuvestigatiou
and pereoverenee,
ei, Be 0lar0(l1 to impre01 up,)) itis
mind that malting allautc0er ie m )re
important than melting money.
9. Live Christ before him all til;)
time ; thea you will hi able to talk
Christ to him with power wlosu
evotte1ana offer,
Tr not remedied in season, is liable to
J. become habitual and chronic. Dras-
tic purgatives, by weakening the bowels,
001110m, rather than cure, the evil.
Ayer's Pills, being mild, effective, and
strengthening in their aotlon, are gener-
ally recommended by the faculty as the
best of aperients.
"Having been subject, for years, to
constipation, without being able to find
much relief, I at last tried Ayer's Pills.
J deem it both a duty and a pleasure
to testify that I have derived groat ben-
efit from their use. For over two years
past I have taken one of these pills
every night before retiring. I would not
willingly be without them."—G. W.
Bowman, 26 East blain st., Carlisle, Pa.
' "I have been taking Ayer's PIlls and
nsing them in my family since 1857, and
cheerfully recommend them to all in
uood of a safe but effectual cathartic."
—John M. Boggs, Louisville, Sy
"For eight years Iwae Meta with
constipation, which at last became so
tad that the doctors could do no mors
for mo. Then I began to take Ayer's
Pills, and soon the bowels recovered
their natural and regular action, so that
pow I am in excellent health."—S. L.
Loughbrklge, Bryan, Texas.
" Having used Ayer's Pills, with good
results, I fully indorse them for the pur-
poses for which they are recommended."
—T. Conners, M. D., Centre Bridge, Pa.
Ayer's Pills,
21002521000 EY
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
oft N.V. It. Xi
A ntaN1', 13040011258,
Thy Not Da Your On ThinkinT ?
D0U0srr,o, November 8th, 1080.
J. 31. 3l'LEtn, Goderlch,
D)sen filo,—I ab011101 is the written before
2102 10 let y011 1:1107 h(w f 11'' getting along,
1 am a 10) bettor than I was; gaining strength
welly day.
I eon take the full appetite
oil the
System Renovator and it does not sicken
1110, Aly Hntb0 aro all right now; (]pito
smart in tint way; swelling all sono. The
o-ao, t tlr01 is gone; I drink no water at
nig]1, bald talce a little buttermilk. I x111
quite 91)'air,tt again 000.1 100 another
bottle of your System Renovator,
20ure,00., JAs, DUNGAN.
r•0ri1')EEN 310N11(5 LATER.
13aun0ams, February 1111, 1801.
J. M. lIeLaon, Gndorieb,
Dmut SII"; Fifteen veers age lest Novem-
ber I started to doctor /ret; ;? was treated
for dyspepsia, but they never helped me
any. At titles I Suffered greatly from 111y
stomach ; Idro1 continued. but 1 grew worse.
badly C11You know the e0,11)0ld I wasyint when
I went to Gglertell--a mere wreolr, could
hardly 'walk—angering from ]fright's dis-
ease. Test ono year ago last fall 1 began
0 1,1 Renovator iew days) ;o onntinued then 'tor
three mouths (reedy. Although f was told
1 could not be ctn'ed, if 3'nu saw mo noir,
well 111,11 heart./ ; oat everything that 00)000
in the way, I owe you the praise of saving
my Life. I wash, ,L boneless condition when
I teens to von, in fact no one thought I
would gel better. 1' cannot speak too highly
of you end of your medicines, for It wee
thou] that enrol mo, Words cannot e1oress
my thanks 10 yen. Freely pass my name to
25)1 One, Yours, So.,
JA,A1NIS DUNCAN.
80r,D nr J. 1'. PEPPER, 13100800258.
Friday, Jan. 8th, '92.
f lJ.i_l L! i VW
Grocery!
11v goods hove arrived and
been placed in position in the
new store, and 111m 11058 prepar-
ed to give the public t11e oppor-
tunity of buying from ate entire-
ly new and fresh stock.
I have a full line of Choice
Groceries, TobaCCOB, Canned
Goods, 1Vooden\vai'e, Fruits, Con-
fectionery, &c., and my (lotto
will be the old and tried ono,
"Small profits and quick re-
turns." Other lines will be ad-
clod to my stock as trade opens
up and extends.
A Specialty made of Pure Teas and
Unadulterated Spices.
Fresh Biscuits, .ginger Snaps,
dc., received,
Thanking the public generally for past
pationage in other lines I ,oats) It
share of your orders at the
YErhow loam.
t_s Better, Begs and wall tire.sed Ponl•
try wanted.
J. T. ROSS,
Opposite the Postoliia..
LEAD THE VMJ IN TA) S
Here are `Samples of the Free Best Lines we
Handle ,---
.r. `t'�Y' .'S','1,' �S."�.°i"�•�1 ^t..CJ' .GL' .!•."-Or..!E c . R s z'
A Nielile Steel Blade. - - - The Best in Can'de.
The `Vanquisher' is the only Saw made leaving five gauges llillereuco between the teeth and the
back, requiring no set for hard woocl .and are made from the best, double retitle] niekle stool, selected
ancl'spring tempered, insuring a perfect and even temper, toughening the steel and giving it groat
wearing qualities.
'PRESIDENT.'
ONE - 011 - TI -1E - OLD a BELIABLES.
In addition to the above we also keep in Stock the 'Maple Leaf,'
`Distant,' 'Ra.cer' and `Champion.'
.i very -intending Purchaser should call on 118.
A. IV.I. McKAY Co,,
Prof smv Ater1'r, ;Nruafe;;1', i, W01'king 4)I) tilt preHhitc$l.
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