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ods gliara
rave or run do -at t
keel, and will wash
_:o: ese
Qcut . m n LWel ises with a large and varied stock of general p s
t ' Y o ?
lu g Choice Dress Goods, Flannels, Woolen Goods,Ready-Made Cloth- only
erci ief Boots andShoes Rubbers and Overshoes, Hats and Caps,! ttg
� $��3��°��� �
Crocker*, Glasswarefetc., etc. month
out.
A ilk Large _•. stack of • Christmas Goods.
Can't Enumerate • Them All.
•
IIv_ _rices in all lines are as Low as any House , Lower than most of them. You are
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cords- y invited to call and see me in my new- quarters, and it will pay you to see my
andpricesbefore making your purchases. All kinds o Produce taen.
goods
Remember the place: Masonic Block, next door to Post Once, Fordwich.
AXTYNEASD S.
What s Magazine Costs. money we never get; as for example : j tees - ePulem-IS- Texas,
�a s
One bosow5 one hundred dollars from a elr+dca sad
Avery good ides of the amount of !ember 1O for a dear, he givesyou approved teethe med Me E required, to
be
money iinterest,The financial' o ere er cave
- i The feeds -m de'dgaa�ed ��'$
One
m some figures regarding the 1 brie hundred dollars. Sometimes it is different parts e e signed-- 1 of this sec-
out arras on orders
Begs to inform
editorial 004011%e Ladies" Horne Jour- even worse than this. Even our- joint i new D$aea 13,seeePtee ABBE Eon death, wbicb I `�° lie has a Citizens cutout a this [in -
The Gouag�al prepares proms
vial of this esty, says the Philadelphia stock ��; �; not all reliable; one � are passed � bg the � seet�etarg, '- livaliless opened
Vice -Regent and Regent- A draft, �� LP the
by Mr. Edward Bak. For shaping the- in one's pion. These are no bank the D Ferguson s Old
of the Coutnetl, de➢tvereezl it
benefi...ta-r, �iw � � bills
eachmonth, �- I
year, and has au interest in the business instead of specie, by the various banks.: date of notice ia-rvhieb tes
=lie
mot with- Goaie, and is prepared to attend to all Ladies' and Gents'
to that tete a new s �crnaf ant? aunt be ; obeli grim tam, He is a PSACTICAL 1'(J
appoint �d _� etttitlea to benefits for tit>r+tg in same of tate best shops in the Do- � V
4 member _ - Hunt"; nos Lail a thorough training! •
disabled -can, � ��
- - d- w��ttne� amt es �� m the (.� Depart- BmUette,.:.Palmer Cos, Margaret Bot- ?rowers of money_ notify the agent of period 0f total t uiL bis cenlnfit dig the to d will
their desire to loan or borrow money; � t� GUARANTEE T�eE AI<i. WOBE. �
salines of these editors that the agent then notify them and Unbias' ed men ex
exceed _ $20,000 a year. The Journal then they can - transact business as it
spends each Month $2,000, or about 1 best suit them. . The agent to get
The Holidays are gone, and our
are going, but not fast enoug
We want the Money ; you
watches ;
So to make them
GO WITH A RU
let3�8 TEL 1� O:
WATCHES
11 -WATCHES
'eve Tailor Shop WATCHES
J. H. TAMAN
it 00815 10 s» sinlly conduct hundred dollars, less the ofeeers w d h horns
one of the nnagaalnes of to -day i5 aptly a anti you have to give him your note for of thedePeFfted and be drawn 1 - d. H.
Public -Ledger. The Journal is edited does not feeTsafe in keeping their bills t Supreme Regent and Secretary, and by a
the i',upreme 1rer, is seat to S
thoughts of his '(50,000 women readers ' }_ leader but Dominion bank renders roc ipted benefits
Wand
each month Mr. Bok is paid $10,000 per bins, and these' are kept as reserves, Assessments are called rear=p. on the srst of
P sad e�neiIIber has tatarty dace front ii
All our lines of
besdes which nets lam fulconvinced ly twice bis we urga.a National currencyreinstated . by a new -medical Wfl one ,
salary. He has a staff of sixteen sal- It wasihen resolved that we appoi ballot. If a Comea1 is has held positions of trust
a�ntemser m n some
K and ewelryarereplete
cried editors, which includes men and an agent to do for us what the bankers1
womten Lice Rev. Dr. Talmage, RobertJ. ; formerly did; that -all tenders and bor written notice, have his dues ars lam'`a lin all the Latest
tome, IsabelMallon and Maria Parlaa.
The combined
$25,000per year on mbscelb�ns wetter 3 twenty eve cents, paid equally by both.
Met -contrlbuted by its pular editors, The Association then appointed T. G.
ani the working force in the editorial shearer to actin this capacity. several
Designs, and are
ha�e bei faith of ams all Warranted.
perienoe ti7at the pli�gi
brotherhood, whose metnb"s are bound es SELF Gutting and Bepaiiing done to r
to tOaintain its integrity, can 1►e re- ; order.
lied upon for protection quite as confideetly as
the vaunted reserves of hug e:t ss companies
managed by men whose interests are in n , A Call Solicited.
conflict with those of thea patrons; and when d
the fact is eoneeered teat the rate charged by 1
the coin -es, being lased, evidently, on the
derftunmt meansat least $6,000 more ?y pla7re. a but mtiair -ler', mea"' theory, ase tion
other subjects of interest were - ably lis- to �ality per cent. above the legitiunate 1
in i iiinzleq, making over $60,000 a year, t cussed; and after singing the closing ode , °tion 'for aha o' Den emna�-
and this represents but a singe depart- E the Association adjourned to meet in omicsa and °To*" basis, is elearly seee-
anent of the magazine; and 1 question tweer re HesDoxe-
iwileether
t Jane 23,
any Periodical is conducted on ; PATRON. Ism, with members.-...._...- ..... ..._..._�_. s
s -more business-l`ke end economical 1 Membership, Jan. I,111w.-.W_ ._.s¢�
Membership. Dec 31, 1s90 �..111,4fiD
bats than the journal. No wonder Ifembez%. July 1,1sIL .1ISs614
that J. B. Lippincott, when asked by a
fid why `he did not keep a yacht, 0 ff IIQ 6 J >�:st:_ _ _.
._
GrandC0 al,1_-
Comas. Dec.
Death 1 ts paid in .84-46.�
ti ►3
replied: `aft: male cae sustain one - Death Benefits paid to Jan. 1, 1893---212,557,726,00
gg Deatb Benefits paid in Ie9D W.,717,3 n
a msa� zir_e?'• $ Death Benefits paid to July 1, 189L..$16,998eVIM
.1113301I illitr611- 2,000,000 -Feet. i Assessment No.1 realizmi._ FORDWICH, ONT.
Agent No. I53. called June 1,1891
reslired abs -I —o--
1 Ayetage et per member in 1890
W E are in., laic- again to bag Logs of 1'umber of a sments in fourteen yeeas 150•
everyeseription.'so lona as they are good 1 Etgh number in any one year (1890)._ hi
Average age of membFJs, geese _:. _____.. 4W money to Loan on Farnn Se -
Below you will find the lens to cut for as, I o of expenses to benefits paid is
and -no allowance will be nude for those of any . Iwo --4 per, cent 9
Death rate in len per 1,000---_________ ..s.77 cunty at the Lowest rate
Expeme per member• iii -• - .
„ eapit.,l8 ,ler$IAoheerfitSalhlof Interest.
Net inereaee in members,'IMO .-.__.._._____.0 373
i Per cent, increase, 1893 -
Gortie on the aforesaid date.
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S. E3OO}
�a1 BAtee & Loan � I:Dcags
1
At *5, $10, . $15, $20, and
1, For Solid Silver Cases and Genuine American Movements. Fell
ranted for five Years, Gents' Gold -Filled Caevs, at great reducti
Waltham,
Elgin,
Illinois,
Cola
Ne
Also the
Plan
Mox'
Fitted to
-PATRONS OF INDUSTRY.
Thi. Howick Association Meeting at
Redgrave.
Delegates from the various Associa-
tions of the Patrons of Industry of How-
l& met Yin Grange Hall on'the 9th
son Daceraliei 19th for the
of businesethat is of common
interesttaall farmers as Well as Patrons.
Vis, pia£. Plough Boy
-Asscciatiou, " toe* the chair and ally
controlled and di cted the days' pro-
He suggested that we should
have officers appointed to manage our as we are also aeilvely engaged- in that line and
builds great many hour every season.
township associations, as by so doing AUCSSOKA SHi3YGrkS kept constantly
MOM .united , effort could be brought to en band w fun suPr1y•
bear on the ,solution calm knotty social
pros with which we have•to deal.
Aft the foregoing suggestion was
folly considered the election of said
41.81111E9 wan proceeded Witliand the foi-
l: levring-is
the result: -
dent -John Winters.
Vice-Pres.—Edw. Hording.
T.. &Shearer.
Neon.
dna. Johnston.
It Ares then resolved that we meet
el rthrlia months; that =each-moods-
lieu
send %delegates, and as many
W0In"as it' , and that we meet in
the Bali,Gerrie, "an Manch-16
1 o'cdoek p. m. "c
--Wed that prompt action
i be t*ort to loosen the pros. Of
etas with whnchwe are
in at=the (mot
meive
w 1[ou t 11y
;Wise* Ills
Official returuS=_Qf the camas- go to
softatepopnlat on.
a
�on�rre' en
ta, whose inn
'nate not in 0011SI on with ;oaf
far u far
a
=WesayIgt : S. It promstflifilUseveTY tiRletWilenalloaa'
Mt-- lila oa f we doe 4.01Wasttieyeiaturs.,. =
" any _ to keep us ; - wear isllaovm .
aweas of. `semina
reimicorime election
ant.
• s y 01
y andy for ale to trice:meiuber ethllre
in :s :teemementof even/ last claim-
=,TcT. ib'aaeet+
1317 the thigreetek ihratiltiVejeentooed„ HoslrIaiv
Orator: W. C. H t
... _ 2 -
elli-
e s Trey Dom
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J.
PeatrY--At may'
L ELLIQ ;
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length -3la�p{ lie},, 13 feet and under. -
- - Soft Eine, 13 e. Y a,
BockElw,-14 aM l6feet.
Birch; 12 feet.
Black Ash 14 feet and under.
Basswood, -13 "
Cedar, -Mostly 12 and 14 feet.
Hemlock, 16 feet and over. PneXeranica, ORDERS
As we have about300 feet SHORT headlock, Are a national b, leg- They promote thrift.
we are not going to buy it this season, except in g eeuuomy, sobriety, without freezing teawoal into
custom sawing, but the hieleet puree will be paid eeifi:,bi'ess, as is apt to be the =Lie ureal
for those of the l��ths we -require -struggle for wealth or high social They
bring men into closer social relationsandche>�h Special
PARTIES IITEUIU TO BRILO ' those feelings that thrive and gut forth blossoms Y
Will do well to call and see as and get estimates.- in each other's welfare: Theyma emen thoeght-
ful and helpful, expanding the .sentiments of
virtue, mercy and charity. They teach us the
religion that breaks bred to the hungry, gives a.
cup of water to the thirsty, watches at the bed of
the cit visits the imprisaued, the fatherlee,
and the widowed-dntiesthat are sadly neglected,
S M lT d Gi BSO N. and for a long time were supposed to be confined , ,cOOK,
to tans ehh D V
WHY You Samir dom.
North of the Post Office,
FORDWICH.
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GOOD NOTES DISCOUNTED.
Attention given to
CONVEYANCING.
WBOOLETER. Dec. 13th, 389E -
WHAT IT IS.
A Fraternal Beneficiary Order, with just
enough of secret sow machinery/ to make it
interesthig. Incorporated under Massachusetts
laws in November, 1677. -Famed wi hemselfish
motives an:ihepar of , conducted
upon strict basinesseisineiples, improved by an
wee of trarteen years, it has all the
faciTatiesforsuccessfullypromotingits013JECTS,
via:_
r. Fraternal Union.
2. Moral and, material aid to members
and -their dependents.
3. Education\ of its .members ; assis-
taute` of widows and orphans of de-
ceaSed members.
.Relief; of sietr ai:A distressed mem-
be
- .- Past ofdsitii"beueit Of $3,oeo
to full, and $i,50e to half -=fate members.
Weer 1?S . -
L It was towed far a:benetrolent purple.
S. It hasaerer devotedfrom that
policy&;iiaLnsraeasis both andlet+djre ve.aridtheeapenseofm tvety
4, It is eitremelS careful m the eel1af
1. The man who doe: not belong to at
Brotherhood is not in accord with the spit of
the ege-
t Every man needs ,erection for his family
as case of sudden death.
3. The Royal Arcanum offers the opportututy
to unite with a Grand Brotherhood, and will
supply the financial protection at the lowest
pessi-ble coA.
ase.
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COST TOJOIN. - -
Degree Fee, (fixed by each
1 Council -not less than $4?$ 400
1
1
2 50
1 S' 'Benefit Certificate Flee 9 00
12 Quarterly Dues 'fixed by
1 each Connell. Not less
1 than 95 centspergnarter.) 75
1
1 And one Advance Assess-
ment to W. & O. B. Fund
1 atAge--6......... See table
1 7
18
1
1
2061:
2 161
2
246
9
2
3
3 484
3
3
4 000
PEOBABLE ANNUAL COST
FOR $3,000- -
Annual Dues. payable quar-
terly in advance. (Fixed ,
by each Counel) --'
15 AsA entsat.6
roles
MEETS is Tait oaraweL4&s' sae miss
SECOND A JD - PouR'ru TII CDAYS
OF EACH MONTH.
OFFICERS:
Forcl�-nch
Roller is Mills.
WILSON Bros., Props.
First-class Manitoba Wheat Flour
manufactured andalways kept in Stock
and sold in any quantities.
FLOUR. per cwt. $2 25 to S2 50
BRAN.,. per ton. 12 00
SHORTS.......per ton. 14 00
Special attention' given. to G W TING,
which isdone on the shortest
possthle notice.
Highest - Price Paid
for Gram.
Thema :is fitted throughout
with the: very lst toiler pro-
cess machinery andappliances
and -ire are confident of'being
able to give perfect -sari
PATRONAGE SouerrEn.
oma:
Tewe1ry St
Grorr1ie, Ont.
Japes Sutherlai
TIN .ST0 F
(North end • of. the 0 Leech * :
GO��JE. • OQT.
A EINE LINE OF
PfrRLQR. BOX, aqd GOOK St1
N8T RECEIVED.
:0:
Special Value in Ranges.
Special Value in Heaters.
Special Value in Drums.
Special Value in t
:0:
sTo� 33`uRINIZiVur..
IN—
Every Variety
::
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A -mice Selection of Lamps & Lamp t
T2NWARE
description, on HAND and made to
BePail*Pit-AB (rinds promptly done.