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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1889-3-21, Page 1VOL. II. EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MA_Rell 21, 1889. The Molsons Bank (Chartered by Parliament, nos.) Pala up Capital.- 42poo,000 Rest Flied , - 1,000,000, Mead oftloe Montreal. WOLFEIISTAN THOMAS, Esq., Gntenn•en Idexeone. Tweuty,Braneh offices in the Derainiety Agencies tri the Dominion, V.$4 Europe- • • 'Z'.=4Rr MAX.Z.113.',""T=Ce Open every lawftil day feora IO nate rnt.i .‘.4aturtlays AO te A. general banking busiuess traneacted Throe per emit. per annum allowed for money on Iteposie Meee4ts wad, $7.0,Nrimp IL ARCHER, Eeeter, Jan 28, ^ THE OXVier b published every Thursdor et ttie Office, 11,7-STRELT. rxE,r.a. theSANDERS`PUDLISIlINQ COMPANY. TERMS OP SCBSCRIVTION. On Pedlar per annum If paid in Advanc 111140 ifraitse paid. =atm ..rax-V.ttrata num., 'No paw discontinued until atreavoite aro gees. Advertisements wIthont epc..11,43 direettone vW ho published till foetid and charged art -or -tingly- Liberal d'rennt mode 301. tratieztettt anvvrthemente nutted for inn periods- RI:cry description eif JOB PRI:511Na turned ontin tho tne*ti *bele. and at nitelottate falt* CileR4(11,114040,V ora - for tylvcrt6iittg. sitat134pltestai VIC. tO non% payable to 'William Sanders, Miter reit DIreefarr. 3f TfilVITT roonsan eitencita-nov. Robinson, nectar. Sunday Services, ll a. ra' and 7 p.m. Sabbath School, en I p. rn. Itarnontsy Curnen-Jances.st, Bev. D. Clement. Paay stor SundSilty tem i0,50 So,rn. and 04/ p. m. Sabbath S;ehool., p Kell; STRUKT-Itev. 3. 'Wiliam Pastor. Sun ;Pay services, litS4 4 In. and sar 31, in. Sabtettli echoolzatnen. PritQUVTER IAN f'111'11C11 . W. Mar Pastor. Sunday Services', I . tend GM to. Sieltboth Savoie -at.) a. Teafeetteenal ft. INOS. =213X7=13T. Office over (Metro Dank, Exeter, Ontorio, :Nitrous Oxide Gas for painless extraction. IT. KINSMAN, DENTIST. L. D.S.% .x - tract teeth teeth without pain by ;lying 'Vegetable Vapor, or 1111111Z_ the new n titivate on the genie. Makes -Bold Fill! ings rind ctlierdantal work the best poseible. Goes to Zurich last Thursday in each month. East side ()retain street, Exeter. Doe a. A. 2101,LINS. OFFICE -MAIN ST. Residence -Corner Andrew aud North Streets. Exeter. Ontario. rre A. AMOS. at 1)., C. M.L 02, =IN.; L. Th 0.S Edin.; L. it. P. tit S. Gitigt4)W; 14 Edinburgh and Glasgow; M. C. 2. Ss S., Ontario; P. T. X. S., Toronto. Night bell at Office. Crediton, Ontario. /y11-8 T'elt. COWEN. OPPICE.-MAIN STREP .1.." Exeter, u.taIi, opposit Rotel.' Side entrance on sonth.-James me6 C6ntt6g street leading to the Methodist Church. T W. BROWNING.)LD., M. C. 2. S. Viraduato of Victoria University. Office and residence. DOMbli032 Laboratory, Exeter. IsesTILLTAMSWEET, VETER- T"oronitrrYgreigiiiiii Itraelite one block east of Samwell Pickard's store. Opposite skat- .ing rink, Exeter, Ontario. LVECESON, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR. . of Supreme Court, Notary Public, Con- veyancer, Commissioner, &e. Money to loan qOace-Panson's l31ock, Exeter. LLIOT &ELLIOT, BARRISTERS, SOLIO- 121 Conveyancers, ins. Money to loan at 6 per cent. B. V. ELLIOT. a. ELLIOT "G‘DWAIID N. LEWIS, BARRISTER, IR/T- .12i ary Public, Proctor in Meritime Court, -Conveyancer, &c. Solicitor for Huron Land Agency. Goderich and Bayfield. Elayfield office it t Swartz' Ho tel, open -every Thursday. Money to loan at yery Iiivt rates. .1rrAXES OKE,Exeter,'. Ont ' AXio Liebnsed cr Auctioneer for the County of Huron. Sales promptly attended to and satisfaction guaranteed. Sales arranged. at this office. 1.1BROWN, Winchelsea. Licensed Allot- . ioneer for the Counties of Perth and Middlesex, also. for the township of Usborne. Sales_promptly attended to and terms reason able. Sales arranged at Post office, Winchelsa "L'A BOSSENBEEnv, Enrich, Ontario. Lie - J24. ensed Auctioneer for the County of Huron. Charges moderate and itatisfactitin guaranteed. TIT BOLT, Khiva, Ontario. Licensedrtet- VI th ioneer for e Counties of Midd elms and Lambton, and the townships of Stephen and Hay. All sates promptly: attended to Tic EMBER, Licensed Auctioneer for Hay 1.1.9 Stephen and McGillivray townships. Offtee--Crediton, Ontario. Nay Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance:Company. Parties desiring to 'insure in the best ancl theapest Insurance Company in the can do so by applying personally, or by mail to the undersigned. All application, promptly attended ten Aloe agent for the Wellington Company of Guelph. E. BOSSENBEREY, Agent, Zurich, Ont. Wren Married. Offat Cost ti The youngest couple ever married in the States wens waade man aud wife Weduesday -night o Keyser. Their names are Chloe iSilend, aged 18, and Furniture at your own 'The sn°wi aged TheY "41 beqn lovers fOr fou n1 after ftequen., . entreaties revolved parental consent tO Prices marry. The bride was attired short dness. Mr. G. Ingram wishes to retire from businees and will ea for the Rex sixty days, Furnitureat Cos. An inspection of the Goodssolicited„ w is a ebonee te get bar- ns be is positively go - retire front business, 0 Ingram IINNSAliti, Obi Hay Opunai council mot ill Tou,n Hall. Zurich, o inlay, March Isth with all tile mom resent. Moved by Mr. tievreck, setondoil gr. A. MeEttolUs that, the netitien of tho Payire of Sodom reariesting the form. I Ara union ;whoa section be granted ,it Finer Donahue', 1.6 appoltrited arbi- behalf or /lax. Moved by O. go - e conded by 31r. ti esti. tsi8t the ace o Ull t PV044100t, Le lett over tin eeting pint that 20. lieyrock be tn. at4jto gQ and toe if the soul tentravin done. The treasurer was rent:este his securities at neat meeting. isht dollars was granted to Mr. n an indigent retts Moved b Jtt onded by U. oltwen, thot the 0 rt bealOvtol and that IttOcorive he printed to disteibutiou, pollttkiteeper4 and fenee‘view. Daoliwood, ton Broderick has returt e higanloolreng hale and hear Grigg is on the sick list present Due here 509t1 to beer of lee recovery. We are pleased tik kart of tile recut. - v of 34rs. W. who has been on k Bet for some time. e eay laet weelee horse belonging . Henry Willert, of this place, mu v. Mrs. Stacey who had charge of ig, was returniug front Zurich, Ity5P8U neans a bolt CO1110 011t the AllAttli ValiStIt; the NOT110 tO whkit frightened the horse and started to run away leaving d.COS to get home the Lest way she o id. Ou Tuenhey Last, the wedding bells rang again in our midst it being oause4 by M. Daniel Vincent aeid Miss Pauline. Fisher who were joined togeth er in the bowie of inatlilllellV„ by the 11e ?4 Oiltler, at the residence of the brides father. There was a large num be of invited friends in attendatice aud all seem to say that a very enjo,yable time was spent. few exceptions, reae tumoratoved eit to, that tide council accept i'oCbt Company of 73 cents coins:luta en ofetatute labor. The accounts were then 144Scd:11. statnte latvr rsfuntre, &I ea-. flour for indigents,. atti i iner, Itcove of •sterkernintli, Irillge,f Vein. licyroclacharity now*, se; Jolmaton and 1.) L. turners, tee , EL. 3kiteutil& Waugh roves/ $144; J. Welting, bleekintitit 1, $1.. Tee vermeil adjoured to meet ae a f Rev misers:43y 3431't V.5thi FotqlfiRi Biddulph Council, no Connell met purtatent to adieus= t In the Courtroormel d q'b113o. M.ir.it iottl The Reeve anti membera trertnn Tittl lowing acconnte were ordered to be petal. Exeter litreecATIC oulvertiiting, tendons fer bridge, $1; J. E. Mn,riayi stamp. for Atelitore, • ncs Isaao Lewes, re1..ron4 Inv. 3.ike itch Nth. lilting pound, ins; T. R51410111,11 dyo keep of Kehoe Indigent *nil Attendance. S' dice, coffin anti burning M. Ettlatati niey as collo:ter 413roll$40; P. BONI AMI. ir at sr, $un W. J. Smythe, Auditor I1&1Afl ; Juo..Kent, crop In dogatix,ei; Yno. Plan. •n, letter press. $t; O. nodgins, 1 diy der ditches and water couritea act. $4. 11. I). Stanley. collecter thenttity for P. llarrets deg me chattels. The dog west onlered to be killed, J110. Quigley tp. tax retunded his preral• OR being Ilestroyea L fire. The report of the ..tudieore woe received And 203 eopite ordered to be printed in pamphlet form. The tender of° co.,Lowos for the erection ofSatzlile bridge aceepted,there war three tenders swell. Hardy -42a; Patterson and Pearson $3,30 and ea. Iiowes $230. F. Davie vas iip- pointed overeeer at earn per iloy. Acorerann- ieation from Jas. Tooliey o»king to boys hie property taken from P.S. S. No.s, and attach- ed P. 6....Vo.eoviiii svad And received1 end that the clerk give the necessary natioethat A by law for that purpose sv ill be considered at the next mooting of the Council. A comm.= kation from the trtatcos of P.s. S. No. 3 and 4 in req.!. lineation of Jas. Toohey WA1 reedy - id 1188 1iltI. aw appointing readmit, ters.fonetiviowere and poundkeepers woo duly passed. Thecouncil adjourned to sneet on mondoy Alan the istan the Temperance ball Granton, at le a, un W. D. STANIAIY Clerk. MoGilli'vray Council, Council met pursuant to adjournment pres ent, W. H. Taylor, Reeve, W. 1. Corbett end et. 1 Xohuston, Deputy -Reeve; W. T. Ritchie and E.Eargan Councillors. minutes airiest meeting veil% approved andeijrneiL *Moved by G. T. Johnston, seconded by E. Morgan, That the eemuiunication from the municip. al council of the township of Stephen in r�. dard th the Grand Pend cut he "tied, and that this council take 40 action in regard to the by-lawlas our Solicitor considers it ill- egal -Carried. "toyed by Corbett, seconded by Ritchie, That the Auditors' Report a s now read be adopted, and that the clerk have 300 copies printed. -Carried. Xiived by Johnitton seconded by )(organ, That the Clerk is hereby instructed to procure a surveyor to survey mideroad between lots 10 and it in the 1111th and l0th concessione.-Carried. Moved. WV Corbett, seconded by Ritchie, That the Clerk is hereby instructed to motley Sobn Drum* mond patine miter, to have any person depos- ing rubbish on the highway leading into Ailsa Croix, prosecuted as the desposing ef suck rublush makes it dangerous for persons driving past. Carried. Moved by E. Morgan seconded by G. T. Johnston, that By -Law -No 1 of 1889 as read (1r( and second time lie now read a third time and passed. Carried. Moved by W. L. Corbett seconded by W. dlit- chie that the hereinafter named indiVidualit be paid the several sums net forth vi..R.Seila plank account, $10; G. Seabee graveleacconnt. 33.50; G. Saunders, error in roll and 'dos text $16; J. Sosser account for spikes, $4.04; D. Ken nody repairing KennecIte.beigge Tth. con. E. C. R. $3: G. Glendineing error in dog tax, $11 Mrs. McPhail taxes refunded $6.16; T.E.Bayn- ton,wood for Town liall,$3.75; I. Jones ,shovel ling snow on Ione's side road,$5.25,• A.:Kilburn 3 sheep killed by dogs, coos; J. Ellis 1 sheep kined.by dogs, sk S. Bolan, shovelling .snow on Parkhill road, $5. Carried. Moved by W. Ritchie, seconded by W. L. Corbett that this Council adjourn to meet in the Town Hall, the first Monday in April at ten o'clock a. m. • WK. FliA1002, Tp. Clerk. Mr. Milton Shoults. and R. Grundy shipPed 31 valuable horses to Manitoba on Tuesday last • MAnninte-In London on 15th inst., Mrs. Lanib, widow of the late Joseph Lamb, merchant at Lucani ti Mr. John Walker of Ilderton. Died at the residence, • Clandeboye, on 14th inst., Mrs, Rd. Simpson, leaving seven children the oldest only 9 years of age. Mr. Simpson has the sympathy of every one in his bereavement. Mrs. John Dag„o• sold her fifty acre farm on 5 con., liddulph, twe miles from Lucan, to Mr, Fallen, of London south, for the sum of $2,100. This prop- erty was bought by Mr. Dagg some few years since for $3,475. The boom in Manitoba causing the decline In the Flee. Iss lhen has returned to town and ted dress -melting again. totter intends putting a stone tion under his new barn. Morrison'formerly a teacher here, paid a ehortvisit to the wheel last week. Mre. G. Emitter stud „Miss Schmidt beringville, 'ewe been the guests Mr. E. Moiler. Mr. Ed. Bosseulierry, of t17s pIa tted thehotel beionging to fr. col rth, in Remelt. The weather Ms been very fine to r be at few days attil thus the sleighing has tepidly decreased. We are glad to see that Mr. Moore has started a bolt store in town. This has been a long felt want. On Saturday last, the regular coun- cil meeting of the township of Hay, was held in the Town Hull, here. Last Tuesday some more of our citi- zens left for Dakota, among the Amu - her we find the names of Messrs. Jacob Deichert and Lewis Wurm. Mr. Chris Ether has taken possession of the house which formerly belonged to Mr. Charles Lippert. Ho Is making preparations to start his bakery there. Grand Bend. Eggs 18 Os. per doz., butter 17 cts. per thin our burg. • Mr. W. Lewis, of Crediton, paid our village a visit last Tuesday. The stow is fast disappearing from our streets, leaving them in a very bad state. Mr. R. Hamilton, of Lovers Lane, is busy moving a barn home frora the model farm which he purchased from Mr. Pettis Four of the Exeter sportsman came down to the Hemlocks for game, and went away with seven fine rabbits on Wednesday. David Robinson' a Frenchman, jump ed the bounty andwent to Uncle Sam's domains, leaving a few of our 'business men and others to mourn his departure. Marriage, bells ;were ringing this week. Two couples being' made one. The Rev. Mr. Carrier, Presbyterian Minister, of Grand Bend, tied the knots. Mrs. McLellan, of this village,' but formerly of Bayfield, is serionsly ill at present, and also Mr. Fred Page. We 'wish them.at speedyereeeveey. • - • The long talked of party has not as yet made it appearance in our village, if it don't come off Soon the boys says something else will. 1 wonder what it will be? Chas. Mack is intending to put up a new houee this spring and start house- keeping, he has the material an on the ground. We con oTatulate you Charles but who is the lucky one. We noticed on Thursday the 13t1i March that the blue birds and Robins had made there appearance again,atter their visit tcrother parts for the winter. A sure token of spring, "let us hope they won't fool us." Mr. McAllister was appointed leader of song in Carmel Presbyterian' ,church by a large majority..., Moving is the order of the day. The following parties are in that line: - Messrs. Hodgins, Murry, Coxworth and I3ossenbUry. NO. 94. A number of the farmers are melting maple sugar. Messrs. R. Carlisle and W. Elder went to Goderich as jurors. 51essx's. J. Ilobkirk mid T. Brintnell are erecting residences this year. W. e. Davie, our, grocer, has a flue ehoiee selectioe of seeds of all kinds. A large number leave her to -day for the west and many naore to follow. Quite 0, number of converts of the E. church united witli. the church on melee. evening. The Rev. Mr, Cook preached for the resters, of Court Ivy Green 149. They trite Foresters) Marched to and front the elturle in regalia, 'I'lie Rev. gentleman spite In 44 very inipreSAVe roaurier. The lier. Mr. Stewart, of Clinton and the Rev. Nr. lieuderson of this place changed pulpits last Sabbath, a•nd Rev. Stewart proved himself an eble speaker as, we have not the tenet doubt the Rev Mr. Hendersen did there. The Young Peoples Improvement goeiety aceepteil the challetige o the Forest Home, debating soeiety to de - hate the subject "Resolved filet the United Slates offera a, better field for emigration then Canada," The debate will take place on Monday evening April ish(look out for April fooling) at the assonation room here. The "cometn" ar.e to have the affirmative side. Quito a lively time is expected. Centralia. Messrs. With Boxie and A. Par attende1 the concert at Fairfield Friday night. Miss Mitchell and Anse &endow, Creditine were the guests ef Mr. Evaus on Sunday last. Quito a row oceured in front of the P. 0.1ast Friday night, They say Jeff did very well for a small boy. Messrs. Wm. Sanders and 84474801 Sweet, of Exeter, gave our town a fly. Ing visit on Friday evening last. Dennis returned home on roilcItier toruing frOm his visit to O11'a with a brat:en buggy.. ' /On witnt to be more areful in future. MLcs Mary McFall% of the itecond coneession Biddulph, who has been visiting Wendt; at the Dufferin Hope, has returned bonne While driving up Main.se on Tuea- day morning last Mr. T. Handford's horse took fright and ran away smash- ing the buggy badly. Frank Johnston, of this place, has taken the contractof building 70 rods of Russel patent fence for ?.ifie Stewed McFalls, of Biddulph. The boys of our town would like if some one would give them another party. They say nothing suits them better than to see Jeff going to tea. Mr. Wm. Boyle intends leaving for the "Soo" in a week or two, He vrill be greatly missed among the boys of this town. We wish you a safe journey Bill. Sugar making bas started again. Last Sunday night a; few of the boys went to sugar off in Mr. Colwell's weods but they were chased and left things in good shape for the men to go to work- at the next morning. whielt was taken afr by a sudden gnsh et wieid, ot enee took after it and by the time he had returned the ten minutes had expired, thus leaving poor John uninitiated, and John wishing to eeek the mysteries of this noble order, asked permissiou to try the initation over again as he thought it not fair to hold the initations outside but thought they should have secured a mere c,onvenient place for the oceasion, hut the brethren thought. itriel Acton, thus poor John Wall rejected, They then appointed 3,in John Bex to fulfill the position as Vice -President, which he did, thialtinte hirasele idghly honored by holding the same. After the inittations were over aud the MOM* hers had settled (loyal to business, it eves moved by Thos. Rope% Seeelldeti hy Thos. Pearson, that the By-lawa of the order be Riede, Mitch woe carried, aud are as follows: -(1) That no - $011 be admitted a member of this onler unless he be a bona tied woodsawyen (2)That Remember be Allowed to cut oeer fifty cords of wood a (ley, and no lees than one -hundred. (8) That no member of this order be alien -veil to leen money unless they get a mortgage on valuable property, such as the Lake Huron survey, and that all interest over Kt per cent. be granted for the benefit of the order. (4) That no men. ber be allowed to steal or take more than 1/ cords of wood out of every ord that he cuts if so shall he expelled frota order. (4) That no member be allowed coutreet for the cutting of wood 100 I s out of town. (6) That no mem- " be allowed to extrect any kno s from wood that he ma,v take to It was then moved by john Box setonded by D. Carrell, that this r give a ball and supper, at the r ice of Paddy 'Collins, on 310114.1y, ober 51st 1642, and that the ad- miselon fee not exceed six bits. The embers then diehanded in peace and harmony to meet again at an esrly date. While on their way to church last Sunday two of our boys got stuek in the mud, one of them losing One of his rubbers but happily he had a house near by that he could drop into and dry his feet. He was taken care of there till the evening when he was driven to town. You must not try to walk to church again' Dan: et. Mop. Messrs. Atkinson and Henry, loft on Wednesday with a carload of horses for the Western market. - The Bell Telephone. Co. are making. preparations for the removal of the cen- tral office from Mr. Sharpea' store, to Mr. T. G. Rolys drug store. Mr. G. Carter,of the firm of G..Carter, Son & Co. of this town, died on Satur- day evening east Mr. Carter was re- spected by all who knew him. His quiet square dealing way having won for him many friends. lie leaves a large number of sorrowing friends and relations. His funeral which took place on. Tuesday was one of the largest ever seen in St. Marys. ANCIENT ORDER or Woonsewgnes.- A meeting was held in the spadous hall, which was erected by the above order, in the rear of Mn Thomas Pear. son's residence. At an early hour large and powerful Men might have been seen wending their way thereto and nt 8 o'clock the hall wet) quite fun. On motion of Thos. Roper and John Vande- burg the following officers were ,elect- ed: -President, Thomas Pearson Esq.; Vice do, D. Carrol; Secretary, Patrick Collins, Committee of Management, Thos Roper, John Vandeburg and. David Carrol. The President then took the cheir, and the hiitation of members took place, Which was to saw ten Aloha of wood in ten min- utes: All the members were initiated with the exception of John Vindeburg who, while in the attempt of cutting his ten stiekS lost his Christie stiff OreditOas Ur. Adam Geyser, of Sarnia, 13 ILQZRQ u vie% Mr.Ben Eater Vent Saturday anti Sunday In Loden. Miss Zulu, of Chicago, is the guest of Mr. IL Switzer. Miss Miner has returned to Zurich after a short visit here. Bnern-On the 10th inst., the wife of M. Chambers of a son. Mr. Jno. Lee*, sou of Wm. Lewis J. P. left on Tuesday for Manitoba. Manname.-On Tuesday, the 19t1I inst., Mr. Geo. Mawhinney, to Miss M Martin, all of Stephen. Mr..lohn Feist rind wife and Chas. Switzer, of Michigan, formerly of Ore& itou archaize visiting the old acquaint- ances. A meeting of the Directors of the spring show was held at hotel on Monday -evening and decided to have a show. Date not settled on. Dr's Amos and Cowan performed a surgieal operation on Mrs. W. N. Tait, in removing a large tumor. The many friends of Mrs. Tait, will be glad to hear that she is progressing favorably. A large number attended the inaug- ural meeting of the S. o. R. on Satur- day evening in Carter's carving estab- lishment. The business places closed early iat order to relieve the loafers, &c. front their self-appointed duty of occu- pying space on connters and. sprinkling the floor with tobacco juice &c. After the meeting was called to order the following officers were appcintedt*Chief Ranger, Wm. Sewel, . who nominated. himself and whose desire to be, the "biggest toad in the puddle" readily proeurod for him this office. Vice C. IL, Jas, Mole -hill. He accepted the position with Pleasure expressing his delight at being placed so near his dear friend the C. R. Some thought lie would be better fitted for the position of night scout owing to his well-known 'midnight perejrinations. Chief Spout- er,' Harry Reblid.. This was"' thought to be &very fitting appointment as he would have free scope to exercise those oratorical powers with which he one day fondly hoped to eleetrify the mem- ber § of the local legislature. S. W. W. Hensel. • Some insinuated that the little game he had with the C. S. and Mende would prevent him from attend- ing but the -appointment was allowed to stand Subject to revision. J. W., John Jung. The .right man in the right place if he could be prevented from giving the grips etcto his better half. The ehapla,in undertook to keep him in the way of rectitude. ' L G., C. Constable. Some objected to this say - 14' he would be oftener found at the front of the hall instead of ‘at the door where his services would the wanted. 0. G., John Wagon -maker. This position was acceptal on condition that the society furnished him With an UM- brella to protect hint from rain old eggs etc. Chaplain Wm. Saunders, "His portly and majestic figure well became the Cloth" was the comment of a member. Physician, Dr. Soma. Dr. Calamity: had been, nominated but objections were raised on account of his living so far away. The chaplain thought the farther away he lived the better. He was called, to order. Chief Complainer, J. G. Jung, This wan greeted with loud apphiaise. Encychn peedia, Ben Reble. He will be lunch used as a reference by the other mem- birs on the laws of Canada, and Opium - bus, Ohio. See.Treas, Charley .Angel, This appointment was made on con- dition that the 1. G. keep an eye OA b1111. After the appointments the lodge was closed by the chaplain in due form Next meeting on Saturday evening next when new members will be bal. toted for and general business trims - d. 1 The r 1 on. Several Exettnjtes hav eetted our burg recently. The Conservatives of Usborne, meet in the Township Hall here. on 28t11 March, for the appointraent et delegates to attend couvention an other imeortant busleees. Let every ouservative atteral. On Thursday evening last a large crowd gathered to sernade tsupposed. wedded pair. The music consisted of horns, cow bells, tin pans etc. Much to their surprise they foiled that the pair had not been married, and all lefe much dissapointed. On Tuesdayeven- Ing they reassembled and had a second engagement, but they fared better, al. though, they were not raerried, but got the supposed happy 11048 to givo them a. soothing Riess. The affair would not have canted any ill will, had it not been for a bore thnt is always grunting one snkbug 8713884 in search of trouble. The election of officers of the Sone of Rest" took place on Saturday even- ing. The meetine. was held in the driving. idled of dr... hotel, and broke up about 11.30. The speeehee or Bros. Hind Jana and Herdman being somewhat lengthy and touching upon the pritici- palb mad benefits of the of the order, the brethren were very attentive and thus so much time WAS taken up. The brethren passed a vote of eensuze upoa Bro. Jahns for attending so many meet- ing' of the Exeter Lodge, as that lodge would think that Elimville lodge could not supply the usual "forty rod" far Bro. President Joints, and it was 'atria hag on. the hospetality of that lodge for Bra. Johns to indulge so much at their expence. Bro. Johns replied, and said that "Uncle William" was a favorite with Exeter lodge and it was not their solicitations that made him attend, bat as he never had one from the meznbers. Of eon= they do not want "Uncle 1 sVilliam." but tiler vented "Uncle Wil•• Ham's money." He then produced his "gold watch" and askeiE the brethren to SOB what time it 'was, and telling them that it cost $100. The following officers were elected. -Wm. Johns, High Chief Conclucter; Williara Veil, High Chief Warden; It. Hender- son, Secretary; J. Gliton, Keeper at the Great Seal; J. Brock, Trees; R. Crary, Sword Bearer (inside); Thames Smale, Sword Bearer (outside); George Potent M. D. C. P. W. L. L., Surgeon. The lodge closed in the usual unfriend- ly terms, to meet again on Saturday night in Bro. Brocks.hayloft. FREDERICK T. ROBERTS )L D., Pro- fessor of Clinical Medicine at Univers- ity College Hospital, London, England,. SaySt"Bright's Disease haeno symptoms of its own and may long exist without the knowledge of the patient or practit- ioner, and. no pain will be felt in the kidneys or their vicinity:" All the dis- eases to which the kidneys are subject and to which they give rise can be pre- vented if treated in time. Warner's Safe Cure is the only recognized spiel" - fie. R. A. Guam, M D.,Deanand Profess- or of Surgery, of the United State Med- idol College ;Editor of 'Medical Tribune' Author of "Gunn's New Imported Ha nd book of Hygiene and domestic Medicine says: "1 am willing to acknowledge artd commend thus frankly the value of Warner's Safe Cure." All disorders cured. by a billiouS state of the system can be cured by using* Carter's 'Little Liver Pills. No pain, griping or discomfort attending their use. Try them. find Everest's Cough Syrup an ex- cellent remedy and can heartily recom- mend it. -P. R Rosenberrg, L. D. S. Ar kona, P. 0. T. GRANGER STEWART, M. D, F. RS. E., Ordinary Physican to Ir. M., the Queen in Scotland, Professor of Practice Physic in the University of Edinburgh., says: "Hendaehe is frequently coMplatn- ed of by patients suffering from Bright's diSease. Apoplexy from hemorrhage into the substance Of the brain is 'com- mon in the later stages of the inflam- matory and cirrhotic diseases." The headache is one of the early symptoms of kidney disease, and the cause shonld be remra•ed before the More serious con- sequences 'follow. 'DEATHS. TheicErts.-In Biddulph, on 16th lust; infant son of John Dickens, aged 1 year.