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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1892-7-28, Page 1"HEW TO THE LINE, LET Tti-E CH GAZETTE iWHERE THEY MAY.', VOL, XIX, NO, 48, "m'eressses"rsere,..., EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY, 28, 1892 a -MIN WHITE- ee SO N Publishe r and. Propel° t o Special. Premium Offer TO Our Customers. PERMIT US to cell your atteation to the $25 coed, which we haye issued for the use a yourself and family at our store. We iavite you to brieg it with you whenever you oontemplete making future cash purchases and carefully examine our etock and prices. We will i.e the amount purchased end 'when the entire tioket is used at when $25 worth is bought and pstrl for, we will take pleasure in presenting you with one a our beautiful hard wood FOLDING TA.1314E8 This opportunity to secure one of these beautiful tables eve feel you will appreciate. Please hear in 'Pared that we make no extra charges for goods on account of thia Prem- ium offer. Trusting yov will call and see us, and that we shell have the pleasure of presentiug you with one of the tables, we are Very respectfully yours, Exeter, jely 28th, 1892. Pra J. MOTAVISE & CO . EensIL ,Bayfield, Following are the market quotations: ("r e rate for last week.) Wheat 75 to 75 Bentra-Urs. Thomson and child of Barley ..... ,..... - .,, 38 to 40 Oats 28 to 30 Pena ....... r ..... 55 to 50 Hay ..... . ... ..... 4,00 to 5.00 Butter. - ., - ..... .....14 to 15 PIM .... .... 9 to 10 Hogs . - . 5.75 to 5.75 Clover seed 7.00 to 7;50 13nzers-Sunday the heat was the rood oppressive that has been felt for years. - The sousation of the week was the raising r, of the new flax mill. Tee building is situr ated near 4he salt well, and being close to the village, large numbers were present. The firat men to be up on the building were Mune Harry Arnold and Donald Borns, who were chosen as captains. In a sheet thug the aides began their workSand h soon beanto evident that the oaptain on the west aide had limb the most jueloioue choosina,yet h cennot be denied the eastern man was a good second. Everything went along spiendidly ami quietly (no doubt owing to the tact that two clergymen were at work) for a tints, then a commanding voice was heard call out "men" and Mr join: Conners it good meal:ant; gave tho orderer/hat there was to be a 'standing race at the word of command. Work began in earnest and the race was soon in full swing. A. few nainuteit decided the contest and the westeroites under Mr. Arnold were the motors in the groat etreggle. Mr. MoBoven deserves great credit for the establishing of anotherindustry in our midst. Pepseeets - WEE Sadie Marxism, sales- lady in 111eFapPa store, Seaforth, was vieit- ing frier:dr in tolvie-Me and Mrs. Hemil- ton of Loudon were ilea guests of harry Arnold for a few days. -Mrs Fergnson and daughter,and the Miss Hotham and Fer- guson were in the village visiting Mgr J. T. Wren. --It be reported that one of our lead- ing houses is likely to chimp hande.- Rohl. Felton is building sidewalks. -The, Seaforth Brewery is evidently doing a good trade as they make b1 -weekly trips. -Wm. Colwill has laiti a first olatis sidewalk be- tween the post offioe and the drug store. - 3. Chimney, V Seis doing a good business, he lately performed an operation on a horse belonging to Mr. Daters, by which he bored a hole throngh one of the facial bones in order to allow the matter, which had no other way of exit, to"run through. It WEE successful, and the work was done in an ex- ceedingly skilful manner, -Berrie, are being marketed here in great quantities. - Quite a stretch of new sidewalk is being laid in our village, which verylmuch adds to the appearance of the place and the comfort of pedestrians. -The Rev. E. A. Fear and Mrs. Fear, of the Nile, andform- erly of this place, were in the village laet week visiting friends. -Miss Kate Hodgins is visiting relatives and friends in Detroit. -The Misses Mawen, daughters of Mr. johniMcEwen, and who are both teachers, are tome at present spending their yam tion. -The Rev. Geo. Logie, son of the ' late Rev. Sohn Logie, was in the village' last week spending a few days with hist sister, Mrs Wm. Elder. -Mr. David Buch- anan, son of Wm. Buchanan, J. P. of the township of Hay, who is a gradrafte of the Agricultural College at Guelph, has secur- ed a very good psition on the editorial staff of the OanadianLive Stook and Farm Journal, published in Toronto, and enters upon hie duties next week. -Rev D. M. Ramsay spent a part of last week the guest of Rev. Mr Henderson. -Mrs. 3. 0. Stone- man has returned from a visit with, her parents DI Lambeth. -Duncan Stewart, sr .fotinerly of Tuckeramith died at his son's residence, here, on Friday lest, and his re- mains wereinterred in the Cromarty ceme tery on Saturday. He wait 85 years of age, was highly respeeled by all,. and the funeral was largely atteeded.-A three mentheold son of -Mrs. Matthew Nelson of Brantford died here last week, and Was buried i$in the Zion. cemetery, Usberne. Mrs. Alison was visiting Wends in this lo- eality iwhensthe child died. -Mr. R. J. Young, and Mr. and, Mrs. Wm, Moir have returned from their trip to Manitoba., and speak highly- of the prairie proviece.-- Our old and respected tpwnsinan, Mr. A • Murdook will return to town next week and on Wednesday take unto himself a life partner, in the person of Miss IVIsttie Norrie, an estimable young lady of town, -The farmers are busy and business dull --Thee. Berry on Saturday shipped a carload of horses to Boston -The usual weekly ,shipxnente of flour, stook, etc, have been made from this stations -The onion groweta have finished picktng and . i ra, eport , large (Mop, They expeot to miles well Chicago are visiting her mother, MrieColli- day.-Urs Railway and family of Boob:tater N Y. are visiting hey tuother,Mrs. Herd,also elm P. McPherson and family of Alpena, Mich., are visiting her motherrin-law,Urs. Herd.--james Huston of Virden, Mane is home on a Short vaoation. He reports crop prospects as being good. -Frank Jeffry returned home lasteweelt, having been in. hired while loading posts on a 'vessel at Sarnia. We hope he Wil), soon be able to resume hie position. -May Kuox is spend- ing her holidays with friends on London road. --Mr. and Mrs jamas Anderson and family, aud Mr John Anderson and wife of London :returned home last week after a delightful two ;weeks' stay here. -Robert Erwin was clown from the Duck 'elands tor the 12th.-Mra Howell and faintly of Ham- ilton are visiting her mother, Mrieflutledge. 1. Pierson and Mies Susie Burgess are visit- ing theit friends here, -Ben Higgins and family of Detroit arrived here last week. Mrs. H. and oltild will remain for some time, Mr. H. had to return to :Wend to bashful -On Sunday morning last. Mr. Kerrin, lately trona England, deliverea an excellent dietrouree in Trinity chart:her-Miss May Robinson of Bradford is visiting her sister, Mrs F. G. Newton, -A large number et people from Seaforth mune here Sunday by carriage and bicycle and greatly enjoyed themselves at the lake. -On Sunday morn- ing next Sacrament will be obeerved at St. Andrew's aburoh, when Bey. Audrew Hen- dereon of Attwood will conduot the serviee. -Miss Sharp of Teeawater is her visiting friends and relatives. -Miss Dottie Martin, eneempaniedbv her Intended., has returned from ber violation lit Peronso.-The satnmer vieitors are now flocking here, and on all sides are heard expressione of delight with our beautiful balmy air. -The airivels at the River Hotelare : Mr. T. G. Devey and wife, Misses Florence and Cbrlie Davey, Misa Grace Chapman Miss Kate Chapman, Mr. Frank Glass and wife, Miss Millie Elliott and Fred Elliott, Mr.and Mrs.Ham- ilton, all of London. At the Commerolal are ; Mrs. Geo Hanley, Misses Mamie and Kate Racily, Lilly Keenan, Josephine Gam - pan, Mollie Rooney Catharine Flynn, Detroit ; Kate Russell, Chicago; Mrs. Thomson and Colter, Seaforth. --J. Swells of Wingham tiyak'in the town Monday, and John Morgan in a horse deal. -We are sorry to hear that G. H. Husten is indis- posed and hope he will soon reoover. (This week's.) BRIEISS. -Rev. Fair, of Hensall, spent a day at the grove. -The genial and all smil- ing countenance of Mr. Sperling of Clinton has become yery familiar at the grove. - One day lest week a young child, while playing in the grove, had the misfortune to fall over the hill and badly gash it fore- head so that a tew stitche,. were necessary, which were carefully attended to by Dr. Sheppard. --Mr. Bob. Irwinewhotbas been in town the past week, returned to his position up the lakes.-Last:Wedneaday a mammoth picnic visited Hayfield. The company of A. 0. F. of Zurich cut a very leading part, as also did the people of Brucetield, who were celebrating their civic holiday. Seaforth and Clinton were also well represented. -Mr. Shaw, a popu- Aar sport of Seaforth, has been putting in a bumrustling time for the past week doing the town in elegant shape. -The bathing house which was erected two summers ago on the site of the old yessel is now lit- erally the shadow of one. As there are a large number of boarders here now the re- pairing of this structure would greatly" • facilitate their pleasure and benefit all SEVEN YEA.118 Surrnerso.-Gentlernett.- have suffered very muoh from inflamatory rheumatism, which through wrong treat- ment left nety running soree on my hands •and feet. With theee 1 suliered for keven years tvhieh time I had neither shoes or • atookings on. I comment:ad using B. B. B. externally and internally, using the pills also, and I oan say now that the sores are entirely cured, and have been for some time. I believe the bitters were the means of saving my life' A CHILD SAYED.-My little boy was taken very bad with diarrhoea, he was very delt. oate and got so slow we had no hope of his life, bat a lady friend recommended Dr. Fowlers Extract of Wild Strawberry, and although he could only bear a few drops at a thee he got well, It saved ray child, Mrs. Wm, Stewart, Carapbellville,Ont, Minard's Liniment cures Diphtheria, Tuokerstaith BAIEFEI.-Vra. Henry O'Brien has recces. Erred somewhat, but is still very weak. - Fletcher Turner is not better, and the doe - tors give slight hopes of rat:moo-Mr. and Mrs, Steep were visiting at Sidney johns last week. 41. -0 -41* -4 Blyth. Barrs. -A numerouely signed petitiou is in oiroulationeed wilt be presentea short-, ly to our worthy town daddies milting them to resoled by-law only allowing three hotel themes, and to give us the fourth, as they feel satisfied that there is population enou for it. -Mrs. N. H. Young and fistailg 41 it here on Teeeday for a visit to Grimsby, - 1t is rumored that in alllikelittool our band will play in the park in future every Friday evening during the Bummer montbs.-Otze loceteattle buyer, E, Watson, left -this ate. Von op Saturday with five Oar Italia of film cattle for Montreal, --On Satur4ay night about half past ten throe of our oitizens were sitting on the depot platform having a quiet (that together when their attentions were drawn to a noise similar to a human ory:in the direotion of the *loath end:atone- phore. They at once started for the spot thinking there wiz foul play going en but they failed to dna out any thing that °Auer ed the noise, so the rayetrry has to be solv- ed is yet. elltattne. Bezers.-One by one the pioneera of Huron are passing to their reward. On Monday Mr. Hugh Bell, for the last few years residing in Sesforth, eucourabed- The immediate cam was an atemese. Be was aged ee years and Imes a widow and six of a grown up family to mourn his demisee, -The lacrosse 'Petah leat Thurielay °your lug between the old dauntless teem of years ago and the present dauntless club was well contested and particularly interesting. -The game lasted over an hour and reeulted in 3 to 1 la fever of the 'told boys." -John Clook. son of Mrs Saralz Cotton of this town a sailor on the sthooner Emmet' L. tioyne, was oomph:el; the mast on Wednesday after- noon last as tho vessel was being towed paat Antheratburg to the lake and when op. posite Bois Blano island he fell frora the rigging to the °abbe A doctor was at once aent for and. rowed to the, bash but in apite of all thst could be dope for the young man he died about an hour afterwards, -W. 0. Searle has parallelled the Brown property on Orange Street. We understand it was bought at a bargain. -Mr. X. L. Doherty left this week for Independence, Iowa, with the trotters Young Syditey and Seo Edsall. -Ms, Geo. Swells, one of our oldest and must esteemed residents has purobtered it livery business in Wingham and has assum- ed possession. Zurich, (Too late for last week.) BRIM -The Evaugelioal church held their ennaal Kindertag on Sunday last, Quite a number of epeakers addressed the nteetine in the afternoon -among the number we r Masers. Edighoffer and Miller of the 14th concession. Mr. Letts aadreasoa the oh:W- ren irwEeelire in the eyeeire. Te • elleir as a whole was a grand enema -Quite A number front, the neighboring villages visited in town on Sunday last. -Mr. 0. Fritz raid our village a flying visit on Tuesday. There appears to be some sort of magne- tism about Zurieh.-The A. 0. F. will hold their annual picnic on Wednesday.-Mr.H. Dumart and some visiting friende eked:lea in Hayfield on Monday. -Master John Gies the only pupil from our public ethool who wrote on the Public Sehool Leaving Exam- ination this year has ancoeeded in passing. We congratulate John on his 01100059 as this is quite an honor to receive a publie school 'leaving diploma. -Mr. W, Either, tailor of Dashwood, was visiting in town on Tuesday. -Council will hold their next meeting on Monday, August lat. Trnstees of the several wheel sections should send in the amounte to be levied on or before that date. -Mr. DeSteinbach and family are camping on the banks of the Sanble this week. -Mies Evans left:lairt week tor Ben- nie She has been in charge of the Mil- linery Department of Appel & Zeller. Berme -The usual salute now is, "Aw- fully hot, ain't it ? "-Bass fishing is very good just novr,some exceedingly fine atrings being made daily. -There has been a great rush of summer visitore this week. -In the ease of M. C. Cameron vs. Jainee Mitobell criminal libel, the magistrates decided to send for trial, so that it will come before the lifiBiZ0 Court in September. -The rains the past week were of great benefit to roots. -Goderich Public School passed 27 can- diaates at the zecent High &heel Entrance Examination. A good number of the suc- cessful ones were under 12. -The dredge No. 9 is doing exoeedingly good work, and is muoh admired by those who know any- thing. -The deliveries at this port the past week were two eargoea of coal, one of briek, and atmiseellaneons &see/intent, per the Wmdeor -The Baveriathat was rescued from the mouth of the river, MOB gtowed to Port Huron on Saturday for the dry dock. -The Rattenhury Meth. Sunday school plonked in Goderich 00 Tneeday.-The choirs of the Protestant churcheiralong the Buffalo and Lake Huron B. R. had a big day in gGoderiola' on Friday. About one thousand people formed • the exoureion partyi-Mr. P. W. Johtfeton: has been ap- pointed Senior Judge of Algoma. jadge Johnston was in terra last week and left per the Monaroh on Saturday for his Judi- cial district. -The Monarch of the Beatty line made her first call this season on Sat- urday. She took on considerable freight on her first visit in '91 -The City of Winder.; was in port Tuesday. Montane and NI:MM.-All who have the oere of children should know that Dr, Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry may be confidently depended on to oure all. summer oompleinte, diarrhoea dysentery, orampe colic, cholera %faun, °bolero rocrbits, Walter, etoe ba children or faults. CO,NpENSED NB WS. _ Front S &arc es Through out the District. ittreow, Friday, Aug. 5th, has beeu appoirited Clintoia s Civic. Holiday. A. S. Hardy, of Clinton, is trying to start piaeo faetory at Kingston, Tlte eerie, dealers of the (minty estimate that the yield here will be 150,000 barrels, The Mende of tIr. Robert Elgie, former. ly of Egmondville, will learn with regret of bi coutinuea There is tonne talk of the formatter( of a bugle baud in Clinton in connection with 00. D. 33ra Rattalion. Mr, A, P. Gundry of Aylmer has been engaged as Soienee mad Clooemeroial Master for Clinton Collegiete Institute. Mr, W. lolichia, of Mellillop, weighed 7 sheep of the shorthorn breed that tipped the beam at 1,840 pounds, they are two yr. older. Rev. Ed. Softley, erecently orbited by the litialaop of Huron, eon ot Bev. E Softley B. D., London is inoumbent of the Hensall Pariah. Charaoteristios of Efood'a Sarsaparilla a -The largest sale, the moat merit'the greateat cures. Try it, and maize itsbene- fits, J. R. Miller Roans° Inspeoter for Beet Huron, has gone on a trip to the Northern emelt, and his brother Andrew has taken his piece - Mr. John Cowan, an old and respected, resident of Waivanosh, passed away on Wednesday morning, the 20tb, at the ago ef 82 years. • Bev, Jetta Rose, of Whyacemmah, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, has been called to Prosbyteritta Chureh, the di - •peed being $300, .4. staff of men have been busily engaged dttzipg the past week putting in inosndea- cent lights in atoms and other places of bueiness in Wingham. On Tuesdey death relieved Mrs. D. Mo. Tevieh, of ahrlefeworth, of her suffering be - low. She died at the age of 00 years and letwes a husband ena ono son to mourn her death. •s The &deaf son of Ur. John Gardner of Porter's Hill met with a painful aeoldent last week byfullinS off a wagon, breaking /ale li eft arm n two elms, and dialooating his elbow. W. C. ?doyen Q. 0., of Wiegharn, is lying dangerously ill from an affection of tbr bent at tho residence of his !bretber-in. law, Wen. Poem, at Calgary, N. W. Tema his recovery is doubtful. Mr. F. W, Johnston, Junior Judge of Algoma. formerly al Goderioh, has been pro meted to be senior Judge, vice Judge Mc- Crea, deceased. His many friends join Tee Titres in extending congratulations. An effort hail been made to hevo the Wingham post office removed from its pro sent location, but contrary to this is a peti- tion praying that it remain where it is now. The Government has the matter under coneidarative. On Friday bast, as Mr. Forbes, who lives about two miles from Conetance,was mist- ing Mr. T. Staples to draw hay, the horses suddenly started. and Mr. Forbes,losing his balance, fell to the mound and breke his breast bone. Ur. James lIenderaou of the 4th eon. itfoKillop, while standing on a load of hay, was suddenly jerked by the horses moving, s.nd was thrown to the ground, the result being paralysis ot the body and limbs. He died shortly afterwards, A team from the Seaforth Gun Club visited Brussels on Wednesday and enjoyed a trial of skill with the drib of that town. After a close contest &Meath earns on tfirst by one shot, the score standing 92 for Sea forth and 91 tor Brunelle Mrs. James Budge, of Belgrave. died on •Sthbath last, at the advanced age of 93 ya, she had been very feeble and helplesa for sometime. She leaves 4 sons and 4 daugh- ters to mourn an absent mother; her hus- band died 15 years ago, A friend in Denver, Colorado, writes on July the 14 as follows meeting was called last evening and a Canadian Club orgattieed in Denver, with R. tr. Hunter, formerly of Ingersoll Ontario, as preaident, and W. B. Robb, formerly of Huron Co., "aer.G eretar.YM Iffe. Young,] Sully Street Grove Street, Liverpool, Eng., writes that the oort- tents of one bottle 01 51. Jacobs Oil owed her of lumbago after she had given up all hopee of ever being better. The suit between the Canada Salt Asso- ciation and the Ontario People's Sall Com- pany of Kincardine, particulars of which appeared in last:week's issue'was Eettled Friday in favor of the Association, and the defeated company must therefore etsy in the combine until the end of the year. Mr. John Avery of Stanley lost it fine four-year-old fitly. the other day. She was pastured at his brother's, and, getting rfrightened, attempted, with urine others, to jump a fence, but ah'e fell on top of it post, which disembowelled ;her. She was from imported stook, weighed about 4700, arid was valued at 0500; there was an Insurance of 8200 on her. Clinton New Era : Some idea of the extent of the export cattle trade may be gathered from the fad that dining the months of May and June Mr. Sidney Smith paid out here the sum of $83,000 for cattle alone: Thie amount, taken in connection with what it expended by resident buyere, shows a very extensive business that will adroit of almost unlimited expansion. _ • .11 Hood's Pills cure Siok Headache. Backache is almoat immediately relieved by wearing one of Carter'e Smart Weed and Belladoena Baokache Plasters. Try one and be free from pain. Price 26 o, Mitierd'e Linimen onrcs Cottle, etc. • ' ernmensele Tire other morning Sar. Won hfurhy, Strathroy, hed a mare badly gored by a bull, which necessitated the ending of her earthly career the following morning. The at:Weals were to the table feedieg et tile time. Ube Louisa Marina Yorke, one of Park - hill's estimable young ladies, Passed atsser the other day. Miss Yorker returned home ill frora Allehigan about five or ate months ago and sinoe that time gradually Bank un - till death tame to her relief. The BloGillivray council hold it special session on Saturday efterueort for the pur- pose of opening tenders to building a pile water gap through the approaoh near the black bridge over the Ana Senble, ricer Craig, The tender of 9, Pearson., being the lowest, was aceepted on hie tarnishing approved seourity for the completion a the work. DZI1711. Mitohell haa sent $154,50 la private con- tributions to St. John's, James :Henry, one of Mitchell's oldest settlers, is dead, aged 73, The date of Mitchell's civic holiday has boon changed to the Ilth of next meta. The St. Mime ootmoil has renewed the contraet with the eleetne light company for a term of five peers, The Lord Bishop of Huron has offered the rectorship ot the parish of St. Jams; Stratford, to Rev. John Ridley of Trinity Churoh, Galt. Al!. Boss has =tea the E. half lot 20 in the 12th oon. Fullerton, front Mr. 1. Gourley for it term of years, at it rental of $150 per year. T,E. Greenwood, late of Fullerton was marten% of the Hon. 0. Silesia of North Brandon ha the recent election. and IVES defeated by a small majority. Mr. Robert Raney, Ribbart, hem purchas- ed from. Ur. John Aikeus hia 25 aore lot o0 the eaat side of .Eduron Road, which gives him it lam now of 200 acrer. Uwe D. Sinclair cd Logan hat:it vary pro-. line goose, which has already hatched out Iwo brood of goslings this season, and is expeoted to WEIR out a third, before fall. A Stratford young man gave presents to a young woman to whom he wee engaged. The wedding failed to come of,ao be is now suing her for obtaining 'geode uuder false pretencee. Mr. Wm, H. Grant, eon of Rev. A. Grant of St. Marys goes to Ronan, China, as missionary. His ordination takes place in Knox Church, St. Marys, on the itOttest 2p. m. A. olummionship game of laeroese was played at Stratford Friday afternoon be- tween the name Falls and Stratford teeing whith rest -sited in favor of the home team by 3 goals to 2. James Gourley of the 18th eon. Fuller, ton has sold his farm containing 100 acres to Wm. Hamra for $5,500` which is eon- sidered a good price, Mr. Gourley purpos- es rnovhtg to 'Windsor to live. The St. Marys journal says a mysterious epidemic has broken out among the hogs owned by Mr. 0. J. White, of that town, vibioh are being fed at the reyonbenk cheese factory. A number of the hogs have died from the disease. entailing alose :upon Mr. White. A. GOVOSOMETIS inspector, who visited the Beene deolared that it was not boa cholera, and several vets are making investigations. Grand Bend. Berars.-Mr. Je B. Hoagies has rented his farm to Richard Hoagies, on the 19th oon., for a term of five years --The work of the Grand Bend otit is being rapidly push- ed forward, all the timber being cleared off and the grounds ready to start and dig. - On account of the favourable =Mho: moat of the farmers tare through haying. -Mr - Ashton Mallard and Will Tapson, who have been spenaing the last few months in theteliohigati lumber woods have returned home for a short visit. -Mr. David Pollock, returned from the North West Friday of last week looking well but reports the crops to be very poor in that vicinity. --The wind storra last week aid a gieat deal of damage to the fishermen of this place by tearing out their nets and pales which will require a good deal of work to repair again. Aliso, Craig. Bnizrs.-Rev, Mr. Smith is improving but has not yet resumed his work. He and his family left on Tuesday on a visit to Sarnia. -Rev, Mr. Dewar has returned from his trip to New Olerunswick. Mrs. :Dewar who accompanied him, will remain some- time longer, -Mr, Walter Glenn, who was taken to the London Hospital owing to in- juries sustained in a runaway, bee return- ed home and is now able to attend to his work. -Mr, E. E. Shoebottom has gone to Kincardine where he will pursue his veteri- nary studiea with Mr, J. S. Fife, V. S. His many friends here wish him 11100011. -- Bev. Mr. Hough, who was formerly a Met- hedist minister here, has been visiting friends in town. Re supplied the Matto - dist pulpit for the last two Sundays -Mr. W. M. Shoebottom will dispose of hie house- hold effects by public: 'notion on Thursday afternoon, 281h inst., and immediately af- ter the sale will leave for hie home in Lnoknow. • Miss Julia Vigor, Trenton, Ont. A OANADIASS FAVORITE. -The 800800 of green fruits and summer drieks is the time when the wove forms of cholera morbus, diarrhoea, and bowel complaints preriail. As a safeguard Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry ahould be kept in the house. For 36 gears it has been the most reliable remedy. Tire ONLY Rnatewro-Gentlenren I have need Burdock Blood Bitters for my blood iand for pimples, and two bottles made it complete cure of my case. It is the only remedy I ttould find to help me. wet A HOT TIM For preserving, I know, and vott eyrapa- thise with the ladies. But, if yea. will , buy our pure granulated sugar and sae self sealers, both of whieh we keep large quantities and at lowest polesee, your labors will berewardecl by luscicrus fruit in, eyery jar you open during the year. We congratulate the farmers oo the abundance of the hay prop and the ex- cellent weather for saving it. You must surely r equire ar large number a SCYTHES, ,SOYTHE STONES, PITCHFORKS, FORK HANDLES, RAKES, mAotrITN0„B EoILT, • Eo. We have sold large numbers of these already, and have abundance yet and away DOWN IN PRICE, J. P, ROSS. Bargain, Depot , Greenvusr. BRIEM-The iarmere areal', very basy %t- ine off their harvest which ie reported a good crop. -Mr, 0. Mo. Wilson has returned. to Aurora, 111, after spending it few day:. with laia pare:lats.-Sorrow end sleeve has 0E4 R shadow over tha community being the death cf. Martha beleire(t \wife of 'Mt - son Eagleson who died on dhly 12th. She was highly (lineal:ma by her neighbors and loved devotedly by her fatally who atirvive her to mourn the lose of a raced affectionate mother. Her funerel to the Grand Baud cee: -tory waa largely atteroled. The bereav-e„ ea family have the Sympathy of all in their sad bereavement -Mr. John AleKenzie of lievaaa has (mute here for her health audie spending a few weeks with her zonsin Mrs. N. Y. Wilson. -Our village blacessatith ie very !may, you. eau hear the claug of his hammer from early morn till late at nightt -Mrs. J. Dorman, Sr. Is visiting here: daughter qrs. D. Brophey. Zurich. Berens -It's awful het. ----The A. 0, F. photo was a grand tereese-What might have been a sorioue moment happened itt front of the Huron Hotel on the evening of the 20t1,. While some of the picnic:we were getting off the wagon, the horses started and need the wagon. No pets= wart ter- iously hurt. All were badly soared -w horse driyen by Mn. Henry Weber, while being given a pail of water, became fright- ened aud alerted forits home in Dasherrood. It was captured after makiag a hasty tour lour of the village and. depositing the buggy top dogn in the ditoh -Mrs. 11 -Gottschalk. is Gottsobalk, ar., is seriously ill. - The. a1g Peopien teetauee lies been organised in the Evangelical Church here with the following officers : Sties lellannie, Pres.; Mx R. Steinbaoh, Vioe Doe Miss E. Steinbach, Cor. See.; Mr. John Kibler,Reo. Do.; Miss F.Geiger,Treas. This is a grand movement. and should be aided zealously by all who feel an interest in the young people. __Miss E. Steinbaoh haa returned from a visit to Exeter. -Mr. Ed Hagen, who has been tesehing in the Inter. Dept. of our P. S., is engaged to teach No. 12 (14th) for '92 at a salary of $330, .1•111• The new electric railway iniffinnipeg was opened on Tuesday. A slight shock of earthquake waefelfr in San Francisco early Friday morning. The withdrawal of soldiers from the Carnegie mills at Homestead, Pa., has been commenced. Mr. Glaclstone'sinjured eye has gain- ed so much of its strength that he can. now use it briefly for reading purposes. John Beocleck-er, aged fifteen, of Nia- gara Falls, was drownedwhile bathing m the river below the New Suspension bridge. Heavy sententes, ranging from 3 to, 20 years imprisonment, were imposed ou several Anarchists Tuesday absLiege Belgium. President Harrison Tuesday approved the act to enforce reciprocal commercial relations between. the United States and Canada. A violent outbreak of cholera is re- ported at the insane asylum at Bonne- val, on the river Loire, 75 miles south west of Paris. Burglars at Seaforth stole gold watch es and other prizes which were intended for a bicycle tournament to be held next week. ' Eighty Teeple were seriously injured by the collapse of a tier of seats at a theatrical performance at Rueil, in the department of Seine-etrOise, France. Advices front Vladierosteck report that there are 12,000 men engaged in laying the eastern section efethe Tians-Siber- iari Ritiltrray and the Work will be com- . pleted next auttinin, Minard's Liniment la used by Physician. Keep Minard's Liniment in the house. Ask for Miiiard's Liniment and take no RAPID RELIEF -Dear Sms,-I had for years been troubled with dyspepsia and siok headache, and found but little relief until I tried your Burdock Trood Bitters, which was it perfect cure. It le the best medicine I ever had in my life, and 1 will never be without it. 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