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: eWs. ton Sett Works, slipped into a pan of
balling brine a few days ago and got his
feetsoaldeil somewhat ; inifammntioa huts
g considerably.
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evening of the 13'11 ins and pran7ts
to -be very interostug. The speakers are
expected to bo Rev. G, F. Salton, of
Brnesele, English ; Rev. W, 11fo7)onagh,
trlxeter, Irish ; ami Rev. 3, H. Simpson,
Brooelleld, Soohoh,
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Intends creating a new dwell.
ing ext year.
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under the Masonic, black.
The 11, T. of T. hltenct holding an open
temple on Friday evening, Deo. tali,
J, Cettennch, of 13eitish Columbia le
visiting his brother James of this town,
There is some talk of starting a Christ.
inn Endeavor Society in connection with
the Methodist ahurell.
J. Barnet intends building a large briok
house next summer and A. Hntobtnsou
iutends erecting n large shop.
There appears to be a great many owls
around here, one was killed by au apple
throwu by a smell boy, on Monday even.
ing of last week,
P. Hepiuetallspent Sunday in Toronto
with Mrs. Hepinstail who has been ab-
sent seven weeks and is on the sick list
at present.
%Vroxctec•.
John hooey intends shipping a car.
load of turkeys to Winnipeg this weak.
Tho new Presbyterian church will bo
opened on Christmas. Principal Cavan,
of Toronto, will eondnct the opening
services.
The Christina Pndeavor lute an enter-
tainment on Tuesday evening of nest
week. Agnes Knox, the elocutionist, will
he there.
At the next meeting of the Debating
Society the gnestion of the establishment
of a House of Refuge in Moron will be
disanooed.
L. Elliott and family have returned
from visiting friends in the E-tst. 1lfs
place at the station wee supplied in his
absence by Relief A;out, Dlartyn,
Thos. Lovell, wlto left the paternal
domicile a few years ago to try his
fortune abroad, is home on a visit. His
peregrinations extended as far west as
the Pacific Coast.
GotrVif5.
The evaporator finished its work last
week.
Gem Bradley bas reduced the price of
bread to 9 els. per loaf,
The Gerrie cheese Company have sold
the balanes of the season's cheese for
10 0-10 cents per 1b.
Will. Hueston, who has been laid up
with a factured knee.anp for a couple of
months past, is recovering nicely,
Tho grand event of the season will be
the opeuiug of the Forester's new Hall
le this village in the early part of
January.
Miss Whitfield, formerly of Dundee,
Ont., returned missionary front Africa,
and co-worker with Bishop Taylor, will
lecture in the hall of the Methodist
Church, Gerrie, on Thnredny evening,
Dec. 8th.
The Gerrie Methodist church is to be
formally dedtatcd on Christens Day
by lieu. Dr. Carman, General Superin-
tendent of the Methodist Church, assisted
by Rev. Joe, Scott, 91 A., President of
the Guelph conference, and others. A
tea -meeting is to be held in connection.
Pi:sctor.
Watt Bros., Gen:trgne, at•o consider.
ing Exeter es a place of location for a
foundry.
A young son of Win. Southoett was
run over by a passing sleigh. Luckily
Ile esuaped without severe injuries.
The site for the propoeed grist mill is
now definitely Axed, being the property
of Henry Hooper on 'vest aide Maul
street.
Henry Barnwell, who has been mentally
afflicted, ]tae recently taken a (Mange for
the worse and is now nonfined to his
bed.
Thos. Acheson had the misfortune to
slip and eprain his ankle severely on Fri.
day night last, and is compelled to use
crutches.
The election of officers for the A. P.
,e A. M. took piece with the following
result ;—R. H. Collins, W. M. ; 0. 11,
Sanders, S. W. ; J. J. Knight, J. W. ;
9. P. Ross, Chap. ; B. S. O'Neal, Teas. ;
T. A. Brown, Sec. ; Wm. Brooks,
Tyler.
A Killarney, Man., dispatch says :—
Samuel Areoett and Willie Rollaway,
aged 9 and 11 respectively, were playing
with a gun. The former was looking
into the gun barrel, when Willie pulled
the trigger, net knowing that it Waelead.
ed. The gnu went off, blowing the top
of Samuel Arsoott's head off killing him
instautly, Our many readers will be
sorry to learn that the unfortthnate boy
was the son of Rich. Arnett and the boy
that did the mischief was that of Robt.
Kellaway's bout former residents of
Exeter.
Clinton.
The Fruit Evaporator hnvo used up
20,000 bushels.
When J. B. Rumball took charge of the
telephone office there were 20 instruments
in use, and now there are 40.
Itis said that there were at least 290
cords of wood marketed here on Friday
and Saturday, Nov, 26th and 27th.
R. Ilan iford will store ovar 500 cords
of short svo,1 in town this winter, for
the urltveniouae of townspeople next year,
W. Cndmoro, Kippen, is shipping
b11e'1 h,y frotn here. It is eventually
intoode.l for the English market. He
has pressed this season over 050 tons.
The other day while Alf. Goodwin was
attending to his horses in the stable, one
of them crushed him against the side of
the etall, trusteeing a couple of hie ribs.
The Electric Light Co. pet ep new
copper condnntine wires, moult heavier
than those which were in use before,
nvith the result that the light be now
much better.
There is some talk of the Young Poo.
pie's Soofeties of the leattenbury aid On.
thio St. churches uniting, and thus
worsting more sueaessfully for it common
purpose. It would bo a move to the right
direction.
01,ddeek,S3 C3. 11103 elm 1 ep their
bnsiuedd hare, mai mty go to 4Vingham ;
they stated that the to;vn desired to p il-
Ieot a transient tractors fee of 050 for
each ut)nth they remained here, and
having paid it once they claim they had
no right to cid se.
The other day Jamas Stevens, of the
base lino, had the misfortune to lose his
watch ; it was one that he had carried
continuously 191 aboub 17 years. 'Thirty
years aero James Hearn, the well known
cattle dealer, bad the misfortune to lose
tt 3250 watch, and he resolved that he
would never carry anotilee watch, a re.
solve that ho Sots religiously cheered],
Ink ellen erne.
Five boys pleaded guilty before Magic.
trate Lawrenoe for using abusive langu•
ane towards Wm. Burns, and were lined
a dollar and costs snob.
On amount of the high pried asked by
farmers for oordwood, nearly all the
business 'nen of the village are putting
in coal stoves in thole shores and shops.
E, Gaunt tt Sons are among the lead.
ing brooders in the Dominion, and their
fine nook of Leiaesters has been seleoted
by the commissioners to represent On•
baric at the World's Fair, in Chicago.
Quite a little exeitontent was paused
opposite the Whitely House the other
evening. A large ball lamp was lit and
the wick being too high it blazed up so
RS to almost armee an explosion. One of
the men of the /louse seized the lamp,
ran out on the verandah, and without
looking where it went threw it down. It
lit in the cutter of Mr. Sbratbdee and
caused quite a blaze among some hay in
the rig. very little damage wee done.
Giotto rich.
el. C, Cameron has gone to Florida.
Wm, Craig has leased the British Ex•
change hotel,
Chas. Seager is opposing Mayor Butler
at the coming municipal election.
The exuminatioo of the inodel olesses
in God_rich and Clinton took plane obis
week. There are 10 candidates hero and
26 at Clinton.
The Signal and the Star are still
writing love (?) lettere ut due another.
Boye, the public is getting sick of your
everlasting jaw.
Thos. Bates, jr,, about twenty years of
age, bad the misfortune to have a 1)ortien
of two of the fingers of the left hand
taken off while running the shaper at the
organ factory.
This year the ladies of victoria et.
Methodist cborch decided to bold a
thank•offering instead of their annual
supper. The date for the offering was
Sunday, Nov. 27111, and it was well re-
sponded to. The amount asked for was
0100.00 and the amount given was 0110..
00.
The Star says feeling existing
between Jonathan and Richard Frib'rley,
two brothers engaged iu MaEwen's salt
works, culminated in a somewhat serious
manner ou Wednesday evening. After
some words, while at work, Jonathan, it
is said, threatened to strike Riaherd with
an iron crow bar, and the latter seising
struck the fennel; on the
auaxe handle no
s
head, fracturing his skull. The wounded
man is under the care of Dr. Taylor, and
although the case is critical he was in no
immediate danger yesterday afternoon.
Richard is keeping out of the way, but
his friouds will arisise him to give hint
self up to the autheritiee.
L:Ftalxa<li al lu LSI aS tt',a.
W. H. Kay, of South Norwich, market-
ed 200 bushels of buckwheat last week.
Brantford is exalted over the disap.
pearance of J. H. Simmons, a grain mer -
dwelt.
Thos. Robinson, of East Nisson•i, sold
a fat beef the other day that weighed
2,800 pounds,
Commencing in April next an M. 0. R.
train will leave St. Thomae every two
hones for Chicago.
New Hamburg's poultry show has been
postponed ale week, the dates being Jan-
uary 17, 18 and 10.
The Ontario Fruit Growers' association
will hold its annual meeting at Brantford
on Dee. 0, 7 and 8.
A Tilsonburg boy, aged 10 years, sought
to obtain a marriage license for himself
and a girl of the same age the other day.
Ile was unsuccessful.
Louis Haukicsou, of Malahide, last
week took 26 bushels at Baldwin apples
to the eider mill from which be secured
102 gallons of eider.
The jury in the as+e of the late Richard
Hendee, of Stratford, who was found
dead in bed last week, found a verdict of
death from natural causes.
The Woodstock Town Council on Wed•
nesday night passed the Gropers' Bylaw
to take a vote of the people in January
on the question of shop licenses.
A fatal case is reported in South Sim•
coo in which it boy of eight fell into a
comatose condition after eating two nut -
meets, and died within twelve hours.
The printing plant of J. J. McCartney,
of the Wesb Lorne Tribune, hos bean re-
moved from that piaoe, and Mr. Mozart.
ney is now opening out an oilioo at New-
bury.
The Moravian Agricultural Society
has a surplus of 0500 over all liabilities
and the money Iles been loauel out et
the rate of 25 per cent, per an110111 to the
Indians,
The petition to be resented o
r t the
n n
Lo'.ldnn City Council praying for the
closing of city bar.ruools at seven o'clock
is being circulated, and is securing a
goodly number of signatures,
1'hore aro over 250 pine spars at Port
Stuuley belonging to soma Buffalo firm
which have boon plotted up along the
shore from a raft which went to pieces,
Should they not be severely- moored they
will 110 deabb do a great deal of damage
in the spring freshet,
DIrs, Thornes 'Mosley, ni Mese, had bbe
good luck to discover a dollar gold piece
in one of he fowls while dressing 14, e
spring 0hiohee. Hew Oce dollar gold
place came there 10 a mystery, for such
ooiue are very seldom neon now -a clays
where chiekens can pick them up,
A wonderful story of the instinct of a
do/ comes from Tftorndalc. John Tay.
lay a wet—known resident of that village,
wont to Muslroko about Nov. lot. far a
deer hunt, Ile took two hounds with
hila, He lost o10 of the dogs in the
Mud'dl'e woods. Mr, Taylor came
hone, mourning the 1050 of a valtutb'e
hound. His su'prine cap he imagined
when he found the doe was home before
hilm, The dog had been taken all tho
way 1n a baggage.0en, had never boon
there before, and bed no possible moans
of knowing !no whereabouts or the three,
Eon of bis home, It certainly appeai'e
to he en extraordinary instance of the
unerring{ matinee of this faithful
mantel,
Andrew Milior and wife, 01 Yarmouth,
Out,, celebrated thole golden wedding 0'1
Thursday of last week. The groomsman
nod brideetneid of 50 pieta ago wore also
present.
selnt
John Milton, haFol.eea tea' Paris
station was summoned to :appear11ou before
,
M. t Ir•i❑ n• retailing o
the 1. 1 [. h5 nt n i l for t i l t t
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rollh p bliis h
the ads at the reinitiates 111 the
bar•roaln. Jolla asknowlodged the eon)
and paid the tine,
A bylaw granting the G. T. 1i. 075,•
000 to exbend the road from .Parltllend to
Uw5tn Sound, provided they bad made
reasonable propose with the work before
Deo. lib, 1890, was last week extended by
the town mutton for Dix months longer,
as the company gave assurance that wort'
would be commenced if it little time was
granted them.
The finding of a wlhale•linard on the
top of the Muir glacier in British Ooleun•
pia is reported. The discovery was
made by Mr. Beek, of Everette, 13. 0,
A single bone of the skeleton weighs 794
pounds, and the whole ekeleton 2;100
pounds. The specimen is valued at $80,-
000. There is only one other in exile
teuoe—at Oxford, England, Mr. Buck
is to exhibit his treasure at the World's
Fad r.
Tho Embro Courier says a wedding
took place at the Congregational parson•
age in that village under somewhat peon.
liar circumstances. The couple 0am0
from Maplewood about 2 o'clock, Mr.
Silcox was at Frame and Was expected
every hour, but clid not 00015. At 7:110
bo Ind not put its an appearance, 0o his
wife got Rev. Mr. Patterson to perform
the ceremony. Be very uheerfnlly obey-
ed
beyed the enlntm000 and had nicely begun
the service when Mr, Silcox arrived. Mr.
P. offered to give way and let Mr. S. fin.
ish the contract, but the latter insisted
en the former completing what he load so
well begun. The wedding certificate was
signed by both ministers, and the happy
couple, alter wetting about six house,
took their departure with the best wishes
of -those present.
Linheriok, near Newbury, is all torn up
oven the incident which happened
there the other day. An old lady, es•
donated at about 108 years of age, was
token ill, and to all appearances passed
peacefully away after a responsible ill.
nese. Of course a "waste" followed with
all the necessary preliminaries, and the
programme was unusually euocessful.
The following morning on entering the
supposed death chamber the attendants
were greatly surprised to find the sup.
posed corpse sitting tip, and who im-
mediately enquired as to the nature of
certain funeral preparations in progress.
The old lady rapidly recovered, and may
yet take part in n "wake" over some of
those who ofiioioted at the premature
proceedings recorded above.
The Prince of Wales' 51st birthday
was lately celebrated with ell bongs.
One enthusiastic speaker at a London
dinner said the Prince was the most
popular man living.
Th average lent f lir is greater in
1e v 10 0
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Norway than in nny ether country on
the globe. This is attributed to the fact
that 1110 temperature is cool and uniform
throughout the year.
Ellsworth Wyatt, of the Dalton gang,
for whom a reward of 910,200 was offer-
ed, was 0apl.ured in Cnry, Ind., last weep.
ire was not su the Coffeyville raid, but is
wan ted for many crimes.
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KAISER
Has purchased the above bus-
iness from H. Kelly and in-
tends making a number of
improvements in the shop
and increasing the stock.
New Goods Ordered,
Choice Confectionery,
Oysters, 4'o.
E. H. KAISER,
PROPRIETOR.
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R-heumatism, and
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Salt -Rheum, Sore Eyes
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A-nemia, indigestion
P-imples, Blotches
A-nci Carbuncles
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Apply to
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HEAD OFFICE, • %Vt111111s.otl, ONT.
Asetlran0e ill force Jan'y,')2. , 914,034,807
Nesv business written In 1001 2,604,950
Increase over 1890 346,800
Cash income for 1801 547,620
Increase over 15110 57,620
Liberal Conditions of Policies.
Cash and Paid-up Values guarantee,) on
(mob p01150.
All dividends belong to and 010 paid only
to policy holders.
Premiums payable during the month in
which they fall duo.
Policies are in° onteetublo two years from
date of issue.
No restriction on 'revel, residence or o0-
0upatiou.
Lapsed policies may bo revived within six
mouths tabor poise.
Death claims paid ab once en completion
of alarm papers.
J, A. YOUNG,
District Agent, Ethel.
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Branch Offices at
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VICTORIA, B. 0.,
MADISON, Wis.
Nurseries :
FOOTHILL, ONT.
Largest in Canada,
Over 700 Acres,
Special Attractions this Season,
Prices Greatly Reduced.
The New Russian Apple, the Kitson
Pear and Grand Doke Plum.
ADAM GOOD,
AGENT.
1)l':r,, 0, 1802
Pioiouaijll
FOR XMAS
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Leave your order early for
your Xmas photographs. Our
prices are as low as any and
our work the best.
C. E. BERRY,
Gallery Next the American
Hotel.
TE E LEADERS F hR 18 t2-93
Our line of Base Burners is more complete than ever before.
"Radiant Homo," "Art Garland ," "Art Peninsular," "Itadiant
Peninsular," &e. These stove's are constructed in the most modern
style, and are the most powerful Double Heaters made. They are
finished iu tho highest style of the art and we warrant everyone
good baking ovens. If you are in need of a Parlor Cook, be sure
and see our stock before purchasing.
"Evening Light" and "Lyndon" Heaters
Are greatly improved this season and are selling fast and giving
good satisfaction. Wo will take your old stove.
Handsome Ranges 1
We carry a stock of the best in this line, all prices. Call and inspect.
Second Hand Stoves!
Our second hand stoves are going oft' fast. If yon want one, you
must secure it early. ploy aro good ones and cheap.
Night
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Lamps, cheaper than ever. Tea knives, Tea Spoons, Tea Trays.
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Special Attention given to
Undertaking
Prices Moderate.
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RESOLUTION.
MAW".,a.'_raw'e•'uTceri'..a±m's.er""c1mt'�...'� .
WHEREAS : A Great Liquidation Salo is now going on of the big
stocks of Boots and Shoes at George Good's stores, Buis -
cels and Seaforth,
AND WHEREAS : It is absolutely necessary to clear out tIle en-
tire stocks at once :
AND WHEREAS : The balance will bo sold at from 20 to 30 per
cent. below regular cash prices. Therefore bo it
RESOLVED : That we, the citizens of Brussels and Seafortll, and
all people of the surrounding country will embrace this
opportunity of getting our supplies of winter boots and
shoos, Overshoes and Rubbers, Ilats and Caps, Crockery
and Glassware, Groceries, Fancy Goods, &c., at these
reduced prices, thereby making money by saving money.
This is indeed a sensible resolution on tho part of the people, and
we on our part will see that the people are benefitted by acting in
accordance with it.
A set of Light Bob -sleighs for sale cheap,
3. R. GREGORY, Liquidator.
1PVTI 1 But don't you Want to
t � ll get a nice piece of
Dress ods, Chea) Stylish, and
Go andSt
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e perhaps also something nice to suit the
Children ? We will give you good bargains now and a good
assortment of all kinds to choose from,
awaddrassormalwasuarremr
Coatings for Children, Misses and Ladies.
Overcoats and Suits for l3oys—All sizes. Overcoats and
Suits for Men --All sizes and Very Cheap,
Boots1 young.
and Rubbers for old and youn - .
tee,
A good line of Fresh Groceries always on hand.
Our 30e. Tea or I lbs. for r4L00 .T'ea's
the Record.
Alex. Strachan. alL