thet soap who failed a c All sorts of XMAS GOODS ALBUMS, k PLUSH GOODS BIBLES, &c. = ae ane palm for- popularity, Gaps ie aah ifs, one of died at his ina ednes- ee Stan ey Monday, in his a ed -On dat Mr, had frase the fad of iis bes head, $ apparently getting on satisfac- torily, x up to Wednesday morning, when | took a ane and died shortly serait ards. He and i man, and bis sadaee taking offis sa severe blow te his wite and family of little ones whowere dependent upon bim for sup at H. Karges & Co' According to the eiprsiens rd the In- ternational SOR rig! went 'into effe ct Jal iv 1, escee country may, receive the benefits of the law. ane Ger- man Empire has j 1 en ome e of the AT...05- ° copyright system, 'the Bee ing he United States, Great B: vitain, "Frases firs! ivi ? Cc Bax id Switzerland. he Livingstone § Drug otore. copyright in the U.S ofa German work - has d by Rebert Bonner's 2 = - RD rata u a) 'ork nde' novel Saito . | "Miss. Mischie i is byt O8 LISTOWEL STANDA: Hanger Bl hep gee Bry FRIDAY, JAN. 13, 1893 n. J. W. ScoTr atiended | - Tonia Baur of Trade banquet last will meet at 1 a.m, Mr. K. Woops' residence is the Jatest og to the telephone service of the ~~ inting office, Ap ply to R. MARTIN .Miss CREYKE, who has been visiting at Mr. A. B, Gordon's, Elma, has return- ed to her home ia Tecumseh, OHNSTON and wife, fr ast week. Mr. Joh resident ot pas borou me lor Farmers --From one to edroom sites. alm: Geo. se Main street, Listowel.- "49 Awcrio --Mr. M O. F.--Yesterday Mr. Ww. ent down to the village of members cf atic somewhat of a specie Wall Papers--the latest American pat terns--big srock to choose from, at J. Sebarger's' ei two doors west of Bank of Ham i$ line. semony of installation of the N than ordinarily intere presence th ae trict Depat y M. W. Pat. terson of h. For sale at a bargain--a horse, phacton cutter and harness. Apply at this cffice. Mr, Witt Perrin, of Philadelphia, in a day Bima. sae L.O. Leh Listowel officers w ed for the ensuing year: Bro E M Alexander, aster.; Bro Michael Mc D M; Bro \Rober Stanley, D Re ; B s Liter, in Sec; Bri pte bag-oy eas; Bro Geo Dixon, D ro Young Coulter, iB D Dof C; Bros Faulenes and Bailey,Lec- turers. American rubbers and gvarshinrs me best goods ever brought into Listowel-- on sale at H Karges THE past week has .been the coldest On Monday morning it wasfrom 1 o 18° below zero, an for fully a week the as been pt downto about t be a their wood and farm produce: is Excellency Lord Stanley, Gover- probable that oaion with a visit Trom His "Eueellene cy. POTATOES WANTED.--Any quantity delivered at Riggs' 777 store.--T, E THE Stratford Herald, in its notice of the Waterloo-st. Methodist Sunday school je best preachers of the Methodist Chur y, New TEACHER--Tke vier | Hig School tthe' recent examina- rogress, both in attendance and wor ANGLICAN APPOINTMENTS, -- Deacon, M.A., of the Home Memorral charch, Stratford, has be: s ied in ork rae nearly eleven years, prior to which as for six years Rural D > Oxford--Rev J T Wrigh h, place of Rev W , retnoved to Hara ilton. Waterlco--Rev J Ridley, of Galt, in pl of Rev John Downie, of Watfor N vy R Hicks, of Simcor, in of R W Johnstone, resigned. othe: by ret Rev 0 let, over Lamont's Music ae BF t oars west of Bank of Haccliton: tion of a high order. understand, will be for 2! poo and will run serially in the New York Ledger, POTATOES. --Highest price in cash or ieee any ey of --_ potatoes. --J. Ricos.--« ' We DaIRYMEN' $ SESOCLRION, vention commenced Tuesds: H Hon. Jobn save the attendance a delegates was Trunks and Valises--big | stock and low pri of Fy E HI station RaLEFE E f I ie | is FL § U ls ii tl THe omg Ao seete of dt Farmer's Advocate ha @ band- ek oe Ro RE ee paper deserves the hearty support of e ona as now to io bead is illustrated by a some engraving of a herd of typ sical Sraee Cattle, the am roperty of Divd M n & Sons, ie ilton, Oat he wats of the paper are all that a farmer could desire. The editerials in this rssuc ed largely to live stock matt ec incial is very ably reported by the editors, oul: cf great interest to farmers generally. Anot the resent at Toesday's Mc- FA 3 La mpsey, Stratford; A Bell and M Knechtel, Tavistock ; R Cle land andT § Ballantyne, Listowel ; D ack, Newton ; Flynn, Kinkora ; J = Goodhand,. Milverton ;] A Grey. Wm Hollis and i son, Atwood ; Mad Stevenson, Britton ; 1 W Chalmers, 'oole H. Karges & Co. are the only exclusive boot and shoe deniers 3 in town. All rips rales free of char, pit purchased from --38 . O. F. OF ETISERS: --The election of omc took pi b} Richard Forbes ; ner, Mr. John' Hobson salen ot "Agi. xhibitions' "with unglov: rok send for a sample copy, Wm. Weld Co., London, Ont, . Sample sida are free- Subscription price, $1 a year. febeied Court ser held here on ednesd: bei Tay Heo had arranged to ship to the Maritime aitler was sub- ccsey|U. M. SCHINBEIN ae STOCK TAKING SALE 7 }room for 5 space is too short to quote 0 | prices. the THE regular Annual Meeting of the bul! be bi and that higher prices are ¢ the wants of buyers are sat? JANUARY _We have about 250 oer, "a.and oye'. reaper egg Mantiings} Suitings, and a great many more lines which we must clear out this month to make Spring Goods as If you are ready to buy you can gave 25 per cent. Give us an early call, = - J. M. SCHINBEIN. . PUBLJO NOTICE! Wallace Cheese & Butter Co. order now being a: an increase cancelled, but not belore Hay | 4) é 'nom etng over gone, an incase | Beaeety OS ioe CO reserve fund has renched over half a mil commission. The plamtiff, who was not rrp eaes vs the annual report ane i for lion dollars, $357: 822.24 Balnk the actual | Present, was rep! by Mr. Biewett, J. VANELEECK. res on the -, 1892. $te. of Dathng & Biewett, saheiuae aaa the | wallace, Jan, 7, 100 4b 'of shia amount haacees deposited with | defend ee + ae Sehr the British Government; the order having | Counsel. The transaction between red ene to extend its field of operation i Bros, and ELMA FARMERS' the mother country, and has been regis- rebate which a Mr, Pee be : " tered Snaer the Friendly Socicties' Act of | © aigow, a0 a -Dumiver. Great Britain. The de deste the or~ rag western Ontario ere interest- Mutual Fire Insurance Co, er for the past rent as been cx aly defence enieayored to show ic ne Fo 3 Boys' Met op aah See B. Morrel editor of the Boys' Brigade Courier, Cincinnati, Ohio, H. for Canada and asking them to recognize Mr. Fotheringha: am as Brovisioeal apres dent under h nd, d such Dominion or eel secre St. John, isbe! Sarnia, Ont.-- From the. Sarnia anata ich, Mange and Scratches of every ind of human or animals, cured in 3o 'oolford's Sanitary J.otion This never fails. Eve warranted ¥ John Livingstone, jr.--a8y. ARITY CONCERT.--The entertain en by coe Listowel Choral Society, iss Pauline Johnson, the In Miss Cam execution of this difficul Pauline Johnson's recitals were a literary treat such as a Listowel audience has sel- ticular that the selections were this zift ted [ed by the defendants. = SEEPS Cores ~NOTIC Por the Braxpaup. _é PORTS" LC LONGINGS. tm m sight fas the p pee The Wonu lost di 1 shane Heke AS Li hd ak welt I'm longing for the op. the nat were: pres aysot Dapeiteas-- Tnever we! Naf retinbc Niwas love and joy, r sorrow o'er WAR ROSE, Noe es} mee <7 ain were kiown--alas! ave never been Where fowers were aye in bloom, The aky for ever blae; aoere pee ry Winter exer Sonde and + we never kn But attll I long to seb Tho happy years to c6m Wares Man shall trust bie follow man, _ And love remain at nome, When truth shall aye peswal; And mignt s ana alas Fe Ase a are op tammes will bever ion J, RowLanp, --_--------See enjamin F. Butler, renowned lawyer, statesman, politician, orater and millina- A. Stee abe formerly druggist at sail bent, ee. Wilber Nugent, formerly of se chell, bas been appointed classical mast in Jameson-avenue Collegiate Institute, Toronto, ata salary $1, Ripans Tabutes : for liver troubles. ohn Curtis, well are in Harriston and vicinity, 'but w & riday last, and spend ne winter with friends in Minto. Wh jo see the = ked made straight look oe a railroad ma ff pein. rs bre 8 lee as the question. * No charge to florists for this advice: If you would have early put them in spring EXCITING ARREST.--Word was sent from Wiarton ra who knew him, and on W edne cadae night he was arrested in the telephone cffice by constables Woods and Bulmer. Crane was not 50 easily made a Prisoner as the twas own composition iss Johnson's poems are mostly Indian in subject and | When ber Oastorte. character, and cheir high li ery merit] ye restart s brought out with ec! th Onstoria pg in Indian costume. "As Red " en Die," "The Pilot of the Plains," altos the Cry of an Indian Wife," and "The Song My Paddle Sings," wer: mn he ad ms seciied. "A 's Reasoning," ing a sketch in prose, convinced the Mrs. Bilkins--'What a commanding audience that Miss Johnson's talents are | presence that lady has.' Mr. Bilkins-- not confine the writing of verse. It is es, I ied." ------ the wish of all who were present oods dealer: adver- My Bee chain will again belle sall tires the strenge fact that bis stock of hundred dolls rs, about $69 of which, we : = the beneSt st" ihe | Bipans Taboles for bad temper. Tommy--'Say. wi? Mr. Figg-- 'Well ? "When's ole in the ground is reed with dirt what becomes of the Martin--'How well Miss Sreaienee keeps ber ag: ua Mrs oe eid would induce her Bark-well's Bronchial Balsam will cur any coogh, cold, Bronchitis or Asthma. 43 xO COLD } if Yond fo the curative. power of Dt Weeds liorway Pine taking Clams. tack to Wiarton" a the constables tried to band-cuff aire, died at his Washington residence Rawi fa" at abo! Fost notiee. Wednesday morni 48a KEESO & KRITZER. m5 bbl oo 'morning to ati ov oe eig tallor by en eh TENDERS FOR WOOD. Juittoand % " sayi Be ae fie rad don't Sat boone per- ~ guade you inio buying any other semblance of an emulsion of cod liver oil, Scott's Emulsion of pure Norwegian cod liver oi] and hypophosphites, is such. a wonder- ful curative agent and flesh pro- ducer, 'that any worthless imita- tions are in the "field. Scott's Emul- sion is put up only by Scott & Bowne, chemists,Belleville. Scott's Zmul- sion cures Coughs, Colds, Con- petit Scot's aS "ice = anmlsion J. Ss. G@HhHyYs The Spot for p Family - Groceries, - Ss Fruits, - etc. wy De ng Bu Buckwheat Flo ef--ready for tte table, ' Pies Feet cooked in Sauce, Pickles, Sauces, Fruit Relish, also 00DS, - FULL LINES. ech a ee t in town--6 lbs, $1. = Produ Set and Soid. "6a MAIN STREET, LISTOWEL. . FURN ITURE . % 5% 4 ' "hope by a course to and shar at- r ps of the 'people of 'Listowel and surround- i hb an a happy: and prosperous year, » GEORGE McTAVISH, MAIN STREET, LISTOWEL. * 'The Annual Meeting of the Elma Farmers ae © was a fraction more than six the 'lout market had dropped at 1 i" nat nd of cancelling of the orders, the jurors, we Eteoine Hoot het, Co. will be held tn | understand, did not take this phase of y th epee: is the. my ues © in the suit intoconsiderationin rendering a =) 17th inst., who handles M. Sons' Wall werdict, their verdict, which was in Bigptes att noua m., for nes election of om- Papers--t sta most arnt wall paper} of the defendanis, being the | ores be A i pusrested are respectfully sae nufecturers on the contin iment, rices point as_ to the endorsation of the draft, raters ROBERT. TOLELAND, t Listowel Jan. 9, 1583, Secretary. pe second annual meeting of the Shareholders of the MORRIS, FEILD, ROGERS, C0.; of Lirtowel, Ltd., iroereatty known an The Listowel! Furaolture Co., Lid., ts called for uate tl January 16th, 1893, th Pata arewel: es she Com: Joun C, May, 's LOGS WANTED. KEESO & ERITZER Are prepared to pay the bighest market riee in CASH for all kinds of loge baat their Sawmill, Seles: West of the G.T.R. Station, Listowel. bil rected i ocaasene Seti ge" ll ring Rat 48d NDERS WANTED for she delivery. atthe ae ol Filan Be! ive Cords Listowel, Dec. 6, 1602. M. MD. FLEMING Our Clothing business has been increasing year by year. Every year it has grown larger. Last spring we added to our Merchant Tailoring business a fine stock of Boots and Shoes. Our prices are lower than an other firm in Listowel; this we know for a want a Please don'(lorget that we are in the Clothing business, and can sell you a Suit or Overcoat cheaper than the Nothing Succeeds like}, pica 6 Ibs. of a nice Uncolored Japan TEA for $r. Our Holiday Goods. -- --0:0o___--___-- Selling' very cheap. -ELECTRO PLATED WARE AT COST! CUTLERY of All Kinds--away down. a Curtain Poles and Brass Trimmings, The Finest in the Market. Carpet Sweepers, Bird Cages, Buffalo Robes, Whips, Etc. Our Happy Thought, Favorite and Crown Pearl Ranges and Stoves are in great demand. If you wish to treat yourself or your friepd to a sensible Holiday present, call at the Bricker Hardware Co. KROTZ& WALTER ---- ARE NOW SELLING -- ; GOODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES Till the First Day of January. DRESS GOODS, iereery sold = 15 cents per eee aoe 10 centa, or 12 yards for $1. ADIES' CLOAKIN G, regular price $1.25, now 90 bcs and $1.10 now 75 cents GINGH $1.10, now 75 cents. 'TAPESTRY CARPET , Tegu- lar price 65 cents, now 45 cents, SHAWLS, regular price $1.25, il 90 cents; $2.50, now $1.90 ; $5.50, ow $3.75 ; $8, now $6.25. Such Goods as Overcoats, Ready-made Suits, all- Le Blankets, Underwear, Caps, and other Goods, will be sold at very low prices. BOOTS and SHOES--Nice Line--All Fresh Stock--All Kinds. Lepr COFFEE, § Ibs. for $1. SUGARS, very low prices. Eg Ca ~ KROTZ & WALTER, . Children Cry for Pitcher's-Castoria. . R mie » Cniidren Cry for a -- PARLOR, WALL ANT LIBRARY LAMPS] __| Teas, Hit \ 'sn OUR Lamps, ' "Table Cutlery, Carving Sets, Pocket Enives, Etc. o~-. ~ Special Low Prices on SILVERW ARE -- y ROBERT MOORE, Main Street, Listowel, Carson & McKee. DECEMBER, 1892. As we enter upon the month of December we are reminded that the ycar is nearing a close. The revolving months have brought a gratifying ingrease in our trade, and we thank you for your share, and now wish you 'A MERRY CHRIST- But for December we have a Choice Stock of New Goods in all lines) GREAT VALUES in Ready -- iW, | Vlothing all this month, Overcoats for Men, Over- coats for Boys--GRAND VALUES. FURS-- Oya ~ | Gapes, Fur Caps and Fur Coats in large variety. A Big Push Sale all this Month! Doesn't it strike you that we have the very goods you - want? Come and let us show them to you. We are here to do business, and that means we want to sell you goods and must give you close prices, CARSON & McKEE. THE "ELEPHANT" CLOTHING HOUSE Is TO THE FRONT with a tull line of TWEEDS, SHIRTINGS AND OVERCOATINGS in large varieties ; also a large stock of GENTS' - FURNISHINGS, comprising nderclothing, Ties, Collars, Hosiery, &c. Quite a number of our customers afte under the impression thit we do only a Tailoring Business, We do a Tailoring Business, but besides this we carry the Largest Stock in Town of the Those wishing above named goods, which will be sold cheap, Suits, Overcoats, Panta, should call within the next 30 duys, as we will give a large discount during that time to reduce the stock, CALL EARLY. M. WILDFANG. etc,, HOLIDAY -- GROCERIBS. Wm. McKeever' S, - WALLACE STREET - is the hace to get the very best value for your money in all inds of Groceries for the holiday trade, Fresh aisine and Currants, Candied Orange, 'TAN and Citron Peel. Ss s and Spices--at lowest prices. NUTS AND CANDIES in ony quantity and sur- ngly c Coffees, Canned Goods, Crockery) Flour, Meal and everything in the cery and Provision line. FRESH MEATS by the 1b. or in larger quantity, Produce of all kinds beught and sold. -WM. McKEEVER. ONTARIO HOUSE | CASH STORE. THE CLEARING SALE "cs OF m= READY MADE CLOTHING --AND-- . BOOTS AND SHOES. Cash for Butter and Eggs. Pitcher's. Gestorias ze 9 -- 'Wallacestreet, -- Listowel J. S. BOWMAN