HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1892-8-25, Page 1AND HURON Sz
VOL, XX. NO 1 EXETER, ONTARIO, TEEMS'
"IIEW TO THE LINE,
LET
Special
ipremium
Offer
TO
Our
Customers.
snelses---seene tS
PERMIT US to call your attention to the 62
use of yourself and family at our store. We in
you contemplate making future cash purchases
prices. We will.punch the amouut purchased a
when $25 worth Is b011gbt and paid for, we win
one of our beautiful hard wood FOLDING TAB
Tine opportunity to sectere one of these beautif
Please hear in mind that we make no extra chart,
um offer. Trusting yov will call and see us, and
presenting you with one of the tables, we are
aid which we have issued for the
teyou to being it with you whenever
nd :away examine our stook and
i when the entire ticket is send and
ke pleitedre in presentingietyou with
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tables we feel you will appreelate,
s for goods ou accou
hat we shall- e is Prom-
leasure
Very
Exeter, July 28th, 1892.
Fall Fair,
Great North Western, Coders
Sept 27-28-29
Industrial, Toronto Sept 5 17
Western, London Sept 15-24
North Perth, Stratford.. Sept 20.30
South Huron, Seeforth„..- ..... Oct 4 -
East Huron, Brusseis Oet 6 7
Stephen and Usborne, Exeter...Sept 26-27
Clinton. „ .. . .....
Hibbert township Oct 4-5
Lemma. . ... ..... Sept 14-15
Biddulple Grantee 0et 4.5
South Perth, St Marys, 27.28
Secretaries will please forward dates of
their fairs for publication in this list.
Hertsall.
Following are the market quotations:
Wheat 76 to 75
Barley • 88 to 40
Oatees „ ... . ..... 28 to 30
Peen' 55 to 66
Hay ..... ... 4,00 to 5.00
Butter 14 to 15
to 10
liege 6.70 It0
Clover , .7.00 to 7:60
Look here! MSc worth or beets and sheet
to be sacrificed at A. W oh's during the next
three menthe. We will sell ail our summer
• goods at <lost for cash. We guarantee satin-
factiondu coory Mimes we aro hero to stay,
and our IVA° ie increasing every yeanand the
reason is ihnt we buy nothing but first-class
goods. aril sow all rips free of charge on goods
bought from us, and keep everything gentealle
found in il6rot class bete and shoo store Wo
take butter and eggs for goo at steno as °ash
We keep A nice assortment of trunks and yals
ises. eleinking oll eur old customers for past
pat renege. and would invite as many new ant*
as zney see fit to give us H. ca11. Mtn early and
oxen:one ouestook before purobasing etswhere,
and be convulsed that we mem what wo ads
verde°. No trouble to show goods,eigu of the
big boon-A.WESISLOH, Prop.
Messrs. Cook 13roe of the Dowell Flouring
Mills desire to return thanks to their maps.
Patrons for past favors, and would state that
they aro better prepared than ever to eater to
the wants of all, A call solicited.
Buntrs.-Mrs. Fred Moyers has been on
the sick list, but we are glad to hear she is
recovering. -Messrs P. Sippel and Owen
Geiger sank a well at the flax mill last
week. ---Flax pulling is finished aud ea
expect to see the mill in operation this
week. -Mr Peart brought in a large load
of flax on Saturday; it tipped the scales at
9700 lbs. Who can beat that ?-Qui te a
number of the members of R T of T attend
ed divine servioe with the Exeter lodge on
Sunday last in the Cavan Presbyterian
church, and had the pleasure of listening
to an instructive sermon by the Rev Mr.
Martin. -Mr J 0 Klausen went to Luck.
nowMonday.-John Sheppard shipped
another oar lotd of latnbs to the eastern
market's on Saturday. --Thos. Berry is
again in the possession of the trotting
horse "Sleepy Joe," arrangements having
been made whereby Mr. Berry settled the
matter with Mr Aubry, staying th pro
teedings against the latter for non.falfil
ment of cohoract --"aeorge the hatter' was
in town onitionday brushing up old 'Chris
ties',-Mesens Ed Holder and Fred Mo.
Denali visited friends in Exeter on Sunday
-Airs (Dr.) Griffin of Detroit is visiting at
herparents, Mr and Mrs Buchanan. -Dr
Stewart and wife of Ansa Oran: are :visit
ing at G. D Arnold's.-Mrs. 1, •:look and
.son Charles left for Detroit on Tdesday
inotning on a visit to Mrs Cenk's brother
and other Mee ds. --Fran k Caro1, Cooper
was home suending Sunday with his Lim
ily at Nielson, Simete county. --G. 0
Petty was away on a trip to London ' and
&mina. - R. Coati 15 00 tne triets list.--Jno•
Chapman returned to London on Monday,
where he has a sinettion in a, her aware
store as book -keeper, -Mrs (Rev) 'Tender -
son's sister returned borne after a two
weeks' visit here. -Misses Rosa and Mar-
tha Smallacombe have returned from their
visit with -friends in Berlin, -Miss Morri-
son left last week for Ottatvs„ where she
will attend the . Normal soheol.-Business
is beginning to pick up, and the prospect
is for a big fall trade. --Miss A ,Slauart is
very ill at present and not expected to re-
cover ;the doctors have given her up.-
Daniel 'McKenzie, of London, with Tom.
Murdock, Will Hodgins, G F Arnold and
Henry Donnely attended the Mitchell
racet on Friday last -Will Thomsen was
out harvesting a few days of last week.. -
J C lilausen was hi 1.011d0/1 one day , last
week -Ross MePhersonbas returned irom
Londesboro' accompanied by his brother-
in-law Mr O'Brien, who is visiting heron --
Jelin Chapman of Loudon is spending . his
eurnrcer holidays with friends in total, -
1Mr R McIntyte was in London . Sat-
Minard's Liniment cures Garget in Clowt
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'espectfully
j,
urde attendieg hi
died that city ve
Mead nes Simon
were llt.Mweek vial
Falls, essrs Ro
sister A ar,y visit
during he pant
took it the oxen
urday. Alin Es
is visiti ,g at ,,I.
ton wain
reset
of J. C gtn' - ie l it .londay mrxi'
bag for itt ero he ,has A situation. -
The piefie uraday, to Taylet's grove
was a p in one 40 they say, -Mrs Chris
Burford 4 ay on a two weeks' visit with
frieude in Paris, Ont. -Messrs Ballantyne
& Shillinglaw Shipped several ear loads of
cattle lint week and one on Nforiday,-Mr
Will Linsgart was on the sick list ; we are
pleased to see him around again.--Mra ,Jno
Kolosge of Daithwoort was vieiting at her
daughter's; kfra Thos Cook.-Mrir David
Gottseirtllt.of Zurich was visiting at Mr.
Chas, Bosstrtbeny's last week. -el ohn Popo
was in Exeter last Wednesday moiling; did
you see him Y -Mr Sauteed Rennie and
wife left Thmedan on a trip to Cleveland,
Ohio, and Isteristrinietnarleneseetess emantee.,
niatt wen -xer °ALMA irA'0, 110301:14....-ReV tir
0.aig of Clinton occupied the pulpit in St.
Paul's church on Sunday rimming ; he
preechen a very acceptable sermon. Rev
Mr Softley officiated for Mr. Orsig.-
Meseta Jamieson and Chesney, of Seaforth
were the guests of lalr James Chesney on
Friday. -Mr O. Either aud wife were the
guests of Mr Chas Bossenberry Sunday. -
Mt s Ben Thigpen was takensuddenly ill
In church Sunday 3 she 16 imp; eying. -
Miss Afitedairroid and grandmother ot. Sea.
forth are visiting at Ferdinand Brituoll's
-Mrs Seeds of Strathroy was the guest of
Miss Annie tWeleli Sunday. -Mr Stetion,
shoemaker of Zarich spent Monday in
town -Alias Annie Gill and Miss Vera and
Tom Palmer, jr were in Alitebell Monde)
and Tuesday attending Miss Gill's Greed-
mothein funeral -
re fun
eely of faN
anti T Menlo
ends at Niagara
'fil Carlisle
le at Ha
e
Clintbn,
Bamrs.-Ben Gibbins leap. s nest week
for Detroit, where he bikes a responsible
position in an organ factorto-Conduotor
Wahusley, of the G. W. In Diviaion of the
G. T. R. is holidayingat Montreal and Blue
Mountains, Vermont. Conductor Solnyob is
relieving lible-We learn from tbe Kincard-
ine Review that Efeadmaster Perry's salary
is increased to 61,300. Mr. Perry bad
been offered 81,800 to go to Manitoba; but
will remain atKincardlue.-II Shinier thinks
of operetiog a pork curing house at Olin.
toe Such furindnery!should pay well here
and we trust that his plans may be carried
to a successful inne.-The prices offered
arc 50 cents for fall apples and 61 per bbl.
for winter fruit. This section is warming
with beyers.
Batiste -The town is still crowded with
visitors' from other ponits in Canada and
Uncle Sam's Doennion.-Goderiela Colleg.
iate Institute showa well in the published
statementof the July teachers' examinatien.
--Attiring the euccesrful wtiters for 2nd
&tits eel-till:eau' is Percy Tom, formerly of
Exeter. -- One of our all residents, Mrs. M.
Fergliton, by an accidental fall last Sunday
mernine. reriently fractured a thigh bone.
- Fishing off this pori is still light.- Quite
n amber of God oriole' es took advantage of
onr Omit: Holiday on Thursday and joined
the Tempters of 'Ten:mermen excursion to
Toronto. --Station Agent Straiten and wife,
of Thorndsle, are on a ten days' visit to
relatives; in town. -The dry weather last
week is not good for the root orops in this
neighborhood. -It is said that dining next
montlethere'will be a faohionable wedding
In Goderich- - The unnierons camping
parties on the river and lake front are
breaking up. --Angling is but little followed
now in this town, the fiwdy ones not being
on the bite. -Editor Mitchell, of the Star,
has as guests the 'Misses Mitchell`of Ottawa.
-Mr. R. H. Collins, barrister, of Exeter,
was in, Goderich on Saturday. --The deliver-
ies in port last week were a cargo of lumber
one of coal, and miscellaneous freight. -On
Wednesday of last week, while a party- tame
intoning off Galt's Point, two boys, sons of
Rev. Mr, Howell, aged 14 and 5 were
accidentally 'drowned. The eldest James,
his brother Roy, and M. Calbeme, aged 8,
were rowing in a fiat. bottomed boat some
100 yards from so -o, when Roy fell into
the water, • James at once nusiped in to
roiane his brother, and soon had him op -
perorate, safe,baten jumping from the boat,
he bad given it au impetus lakewards, so
that when he roseson the tem it was some
distance way, mad beyond his pa.
reach. Tames mied for help and etre
bravely, and, still holdinn MB Mott!
sank, He rose again twice, but not
being near, the twain dimappeared
presence of the large number of Ivo
amongst whom were the mother an
shears) cemprieing she picnic party,
ing the evenhig the bodiee were rea
and on Thursday taken to Bellevill
interment Unuetial eympatliy is expre
for Be', Afr Howell and tinnily iu t
great affliction.-& itheatrinel troupe
first of the season, appeared in, the G
last evening
Ruseelciala-
Buiars.-11r. Deniel Welker and Mrs
W. Orntoliville left on Tuesday last
Manitoba. The former goes to ' see
calintrY, and the latter -to join her huebtt
whods Slling a good position in Oxbew
Alr. J4111011 Harmer, sr., received a tern
kiok from a horse Iast week, brealriug
leg between the knee end thigh in two p
teen Dr. Artnatrong and his brother sett
limb, and the patient la doing al weir
could be expected, but the oase ie one th
receives the sympathyef the entireconnim
ity.
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"WINSEI:.) NEW.
JOHN W1KnTE * SOX
rubilsher sit Proprieto
gn Vonfolotte SpOlegT
sitreietih, r0:1A,Fh
RARVEr;
r.00stelko.rd Isacioise °lab defeated, tho"
erase in four etraleht g411141 Wedtteaday
erFullarion Hotel has again changed
030.
410,0141
'13untra,-We have in our midat a itrother
and two sisters whose united age emoentre
to 270 yeare, all hale re d heerty.-Afr
Wardell, a respeetib
bf ontillivrent
art of Mien
lug a revel
as ditteliarg
a stomach, causing ltis death in a few Minty will regret to bear of the sudden
ra. His remeina Weill sent Immo to deetli of Mr...Ephraim Roadhouse, who lived
eGillivray for berial.---Afr Bernard Stan-- , in Fellarton for many years, but v,tho has
k
bey 1884 present soffering from a severe at- -tely been tieing et Essex C ut
t
tiliktr Bedford Farrow of iMitelaell sohl
g raan, a native
ng in the nortn-
was in the act o
hen one of tire climbs
Aft :T. Ceniiith being the purchaser
fnnea.diartner of Mitchell was kicked by
here the other diyond had the hone of
biei legs **ken.
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§$ k. Iiseiroyrothieloaroo::et:a4m.l. are share -
,0 'Western distrietsertes, having
Bebinsmi, of Blarishard, we
will retire Imm.,u _farming and
athience in ltraktott,
, Esq, Eirliteny worthy post-
ocieldhotionmezeifriwooMwteoluikool! land
1. lYfelirty of Toronto heti aceepts
to the painerate of the Baptist
atford to take effect October 1.
Ballinnyne returned to
ar-141 rat19.14 on Monday after'
AA it 441144, reit Dentin of seven
IsTelnintoott, Fullerton, hal sold
pLdjd toup, span of ..draught horses
-".MiitIaun, Seafortia, for the BMA
le
the ball patunug throps-
4 14.
une engaged At the paintiug of Aft
allen new henget on Friday lest., Mr GIs
bey fell from a ledder sortie 21 feet and
cousiderAbly injured.
S111.
Too kersrtuth
Barars...-Mr. John White has recently
nttrehinieil the property, known AS the David
ElooalVarm, for the sum of $5,700,, Ile
takes full possession in the spriug as the
farm 14 DOA` leased to Mr. II, Fairbairn. ---
On Saturday last, while.cirawiug oats, Mils -
ter 1, Omit had Yeiy narrow mope
from teing,hurt. Ittappened while des -
°ending a steep gradeoits his load was net
too well belanood, the load upset, and the
horses booming unmanageable ran away,
but were secured" witlanut kinaga, The
driver, however, had A narrow' escape from
being thrown on a stake widish 'is
„.
S tafth
13ainre.-The manual fall show announe.
ed tine year for October 4th and 501, lute
been changed to the llth 121h of Ootober,
on account of the first mentioned dates
clashing with other placer. -Mr. George
Thompson, our popular sehool teaoher, re-
sumed work last week in 'kir,. 3,-aliss Mar.
la Robbins, organist in the Meth odistlehurch
was abseut an Sunday last, having taken in
the excursion to Grimsby. --Her piece was
ably filled by Miss Ida Ilotham--Mr, Wm.
Tapp and Mrs, Sarah MoDougell of the
Metropolitan Exeter, were visiting friends
hero ota Suuday. -Rev- Mr. Neely, our ne w
initiator, is inIntaing new life and yigor in-
to the meetings of the Epworth Logue.
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Stanley.
Ilanirs.-The council met at Varna :lug.
22nd, at one o'clock p m. Members all
present. Minutes of previous aneeting read
and passed. The following accounts were
mimed to be paid Mrs James Wanless, sr.
670, keeping D. McKay; Janne Morroor,
$5 05, goods for D. McKay; William Dun-
can 610 coffin for D. McKay; Thos John-
ston, 1 50, digging grave for 1). MoKay;
William Purdy, $3 80, filling old well; Alex.
Mustard, t351 66, timber for township.
Thomas Wiley was appointed collector for
the present year. The clerk was autlioriz-
ed to draft by -hews to raise a rate of 2 mills
011 the dollar for county purpotes, 1 3/10
mills for local purposes and 7/10 mIlls lot
general school fund. And also a bylaw to
to levy*and raise the amounts required by
the several school section corporations. The
by laws wore read and passed. The gunmen
then adjourned to meet again on October
10th Asia at one o'clock p. in.
G. J. Seetwerin, Clerk.
Orecliton.
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Baxgrs.--,T. Either has returned from
Michigan, where he has been visiting.__
0. Kiblor has gone to Manitoba. -Mrs.
Heist, Fahen, Faistz and Morlock, have
gone to Michigan to visit leen& and
relatives. -Mr. Giser has returned with
his son-in-law from the Eastern States,
where he has been visiting. -The Cred-
it= bridge is about completed, and L.
Hardy is making a first-class job. The
new bridge is one of the best structures
that has ever been built on the Sauble
river. It is now open for traffic. -1Prank
Sims and wife had a narrow •escape the
other evening. While going boine from
the village the horse in some way be-
came frightened, and bolted into the
ditch. Fortunately no person was in-
jured. -A large number of persons went
to Grand Bend pienicing last Monday.
One of our best citizens had a narrow
escape from what might have proved a
fatal accident. It appears G, Holtzman
went in swimming alone, and took
cramps, but had presence of mind
enough to work hirnself on the beach,
and get some boy to go and get assis t-
ame. When they came they found him
unconscious and took him to Mrs,
Young's boarding house, where they put
him to bed, and with considerebie
stimulants and rubbing he came to. In
the meantime there was considerable
excitement, but fortunately Mr. Holtz -
roan is himself again.
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livery businese on Friday last to Mr Um
T.rkworthy, Mad the latter has returned to
sewn with las lawny from Stretford.
The disease among O. J. Whiten Loge
at Avonbank is dying out and he expecte
to 'ewe 60 or 70 out of 285. Zia total lot111 b s
oVer 82,000 after the Government
'lobate:bits beeo paid.
,
Thwinalse cue el ite thoueLt life was
worth living. Taise one of Carter's Little
Iiirct Fills after eating; it tvill talker° dye-
nePlils, ad digestion, give tone and vigor to
th syetem,
be proprietor of the Royal Rotel
I, wits recently fined 020
lovA;illirtifelittirWilre et and etts
and the heriender was finer! 65 and amts.
Moro oases of dirk headache, billionsuess,
constipation, cetn be oured in Jess time, with
loss nsedicine,"And for less money, by using
Carter's Little Liver Pille, than by any other
mean%
Inspector Coppinenatie A raid last week
on the hoteikeepers of South Ilasthope.
One of them, Edward Bauer, Tavistock,
was convicted of selling on Sunday, and
fined 640 and oats. There is more to
On Monday mornius last Mrs Heury
'Victor of Bornholm met with a severe ao-
°bleat. The kitehen floor is elevated from
the ground some six feet, and itis said that
the lady fell from the door, breaking a leg
in two places.
9
ia
g some miscreauts
tne windowe a T. Ts
ti breaking three
tom .Mr Wra
e by Mr Jelin
About 670 per
the English
VF011.
heed,.
marke
The numerates I8S of Bev Father
Keeley will regret to learn of his severe
illness. He ie'at present in Iriebtown and
may not be Able to assume there of St
Janine ohuroli for A few weeks, .
The Sons of Sootlaud tbromilutet Harrel
and Bruce intend holding A greed gathering
at Lucknow on the 14th Septenther,at
whIb
prizes will be competed or and games a(
all kinds performed.
Last week the Publics Slime! 13 )31ra ens
gaged Miss Mehlwen of Homan tor one of
the departmente of tire *wheal, and were
reach surpritted alterwanis to learn that
ehe b11(11 A prior ougagement with tbe Tees -
water board, who thfasecttQ releaae her.
The beard her win in a quardary, riot
knowing what to do, bet as Miss 'AfeEwou
has a Meter. rate ie ilk, qualified Entwine,
it is expected that a Way otit of the difficulty
win be reached.--Clintim New Bra-
Afre Peter Ga reet Kipper), died there
Tuesday evening last. For soma years Airs
Grant leo net been etrong. and A severe
Attack of grip last winter SO 411Attera her
nerroinieyetenatte to make her recievert ira
possible. Her death baa been a happy res
lease from e We of eufferiug. The deceeted
was a consistent memberrof the *etliedist
Chemin
:Messrs. Manning & Set,ste banir% of
Clinton, helm received an unimse letter from
a lawyer in Texas. The writer wanted to
know how long residence in Guthrie was
required before divorce: proceedingconid
be taken bare; it he eatild Ittro wituos
here as cheaply u in Chicago, if it was ne-
ceesary to motif/ the defetideut, aml other
equally trifling matters.
A. Willa was fond On the shore of Lake
Huron bi bfr Teeeph Brenner, proprietor
and managered the Grand Bend hotel, 'ix
nines south of ithet plain, on the 6thlof
August, whiab had been seat adrift en the
250 of jtily, 20 miles north of Getierish,
by members of the U S. 1)...-Tarn4;
uZ
Agrioulture, weather bureau, A Sloth wee
ettolosed in the bottle, atking the' Ander to
Vetere it, and vrbere found, their ehjeet
in to find the drill of thn eartynt tiering
e -bottle IMO lost
, tsttlueAnkate4eatel t ssere at -
"Merlin Navy,:' that one ban to effect% in
diminishing it; °reuniter the plug has been
kept for yeare it gives out its full flavor un-
der the combustion in tbe pipe, mellowed
in tone by its age and making the most ex-
quisite smoke whit& tobacco oan be inatie
to give. Age so hardens the structere of
the ping and gives to the tobacco, when cut
that almost granular appearance in whieli
all connoisseurs delight,
ttIDDLUSIM
T1104. X8110)1 Of R1,1411 'Pill SOH A open of
two year old tolls for the not emu of $350,
Mr. W. Ramsay of Theruilee, has amp.
fed a position as teacher in the Public Sebool
at Elorboro, Ont,
Mr, Willisni Somerville htft Lucian wed-
nesday for Clark, Dak., where be expects to
remain for several months.
Master Emerson Hedging of Lunn, took
the diploma for that district at the entrance
examination held on jnly iish.
As Mile F. H. Neil, Lewin, was bolding
O colt be ths head it reared and struck her
on the face with its fore foot, fracturing her
oheek bone.
On Sunday evening as one of Mr. R,
Webb's children was passing Mr. J. S.
Gilfillan'e house Mooresville, the dog at-
tacked it taking a piece mit of its arm.
All eases of weak or lame back, backache,
rheumatism, will find relief by wearing one
of Carter's Smnrt Weed and Balladonaa
Baokache Plasters. Price 25 cents try
them.
Samuel Wesley Wilson of SI Marys and
Miss Jennie Laing of DOW1118 township,
were married by Rev M. P, Tailing at St
James' Church mama Monday afternoon.
The groom is a mason by trade, The couple
left on a trip to western points,
A. very pleasing eyent oocurred here
Thureclay. the 00448100 being the marriage
of Miss Margaret Middlerniss. daughter of
the late Robert Middlemies, of Chatham,to
Dr. W. P. Cavan, second son of Rev. Prin.
°mai Cavan, D. D., of Knox College. The
ceremony took gam at the residetuse of the
bride's uncle and was conducted by the
father of the bridegroom.
The following is the result of the races
held at Mitchell, Out., Fritlay:-.2.50 class
--Jno. Shannon, C. E. B. Duman, St. Tho-
mas, 1 1 1;Wedge block, T. H. Rowe, Lis-
towel, 3 2 2; Roy Golddust, A. E. L. Beason
Stratford, 2 3 dies Walter G. J. E. Swarts,
Wingharn, distanced; Miss Gerfield, te, B.
Bowe, Wingham, dietancedi Jennie Eyeret,
W. Derg & Oo ,Gori -ie, distanced: time 2.39,1
2.41, Free-for-all-Beyly J. E. johnaton,
Petrolea. 1 1 1; Rosy B., T. Hetherington,
Cedar Springa, 3 2 2; Jno. Duncan, Pedal.
combo & Bishop, Hamburg, 2 3 4: Prince
Fred, D. Hyndman, Grand Valley, 4 4 3
lime, 2 35, 2 35, 2 36. 2 30 class -Thorn -
wood, Ford & Murpby, Mitchell, 1 3 1 1,
.guhilds, Wm, Dunseth, St. Marys,2 222 2
Lady Hunter, itf, McEachern, Glenooe,3 1 3
dis; Gnsteer, Gas Goebel, Mitohell, distan-
ced, Time, 2.45, 2.46, 2.50, 2.47. Twc-eear.
old colt stake raoe-Luln, G. W. J. Fray,
Listowel,.1 1; Major McAdams, J, M. Fora.
Mitchell, 2 2; Suringbank, James Laurie,
Listowel, 33. Time 1.44,1.45. Running
race Lily B„ W. R. Davis, 'tfitohell, dead
beet, 1 1; Little Joker, 0, Ft.' Pollakowsky,
St. Man s, deed hest, 2 2. Time, 58, 59,
1.01.
HIIRON,
/Myth 1E1 to hare electric, light, and Kelly
& Son will furnish the power,
The Clinton fair will be held on October
6th and 7th -not September 23-24.
John Hannah, the creamery man, of
Seaforth, has shipped a carload of butter to
the old isouutry.
The other day Thomas McQuade, Mo -
Enloe, and team fell through a gangway 14
,feet, but were trot -Erin.
Peeple who give Flood's Sertaparille a
fair trial realize its great merit and are
glad to say a good word for it. Rawl you
tried it.
The Bitindon Board of Education hat Th
made au offer ot 91800 a year to Mr S. W.
Perry "al Kinoarcline,formorly of Clinton Col „
‘4001 1
11001- Mr Perry has the offtr under con-
lestate, to take charge. of the Brandon
te/
sideretion. ,Booxtlir.1
Atinard's Liniment out tts Distemper, 'bot b
During a thunder storm on Friday, 19th
inst., the barns and Btables of Henry O'Neil
of the 2nd concession of McGillivray, were
struck by lightning and burned, together
with a Urge amount:of grain.
The oharge against John Kennedy of
Biddulph, of thteateniug to assault a man
naraed O'Meara, was Mondey withdrawn by
the oomplainant,Kennedy being bound over
to keep the peace.
The residence of Mr. Andrew Clarke, sec-
tion foreman on the London Huron and.
Ernes liailwaY At Clendeboye, was destroyed
by are the other morning. The family
barely escaped with their lives. There was
no insurance on the household goode.
The members of the Roman Catholic
Church at Strathroy have determined to
lose no time in replacing their recently
burned churoli edifice. Rev. Father Mc-
Keon on Monday called a meeting as which
O building oommittee was appointed.
Some people are constantly troubled with
boils -no sooner does one heal than another
makes its appearance. A thorough course
of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, the best of blood -
purifiers, effectually puts an end to this an-
noyanee. We reconimend a trig,'
Mr James H. McRoberts, of Liman, gave
tahnee2r5tythenanWthevdenrseVy clayofehveloniningin
arriallnergoeseV
enty-five invited guests partook of .VIr and
Mrs McRoberts' hospitality, and the pres-
ents on the occasion were both costly and
numerous.
Parkhill is agitating for better fire protec-
tion, and to that end are negotiatingfor the
p-archate of a steam engine from the town
cf Ausherstburg. They are also debatieg
as to the best mode of procuring a -RIM eient
supply of water.
e children's friond.--Gentlemen, Last
tier our children were very had with
veer complaint, and the only remedy
did them any good was Dr. Fowler's
atof Wild Strawberry. We used 12
es daring the warm wen th or and would
a without it at fi 1108 the omit.
A 11(1)T TINIE
For preserving, Xknow, and we sympa-
thise with the ladies. But, if you will
buy our pure granulated eugar and safe
self eealers, both a whichwe keep in
large quantities and at lowest prices,
your labors will be r ewarded by luscione
fruit in eyery jar you open during the
year,
We congratulate the farmers on the
abundance of the hay crop and the ex^
cellent weather for saving it. You must
surely require a large number of
.acyrkuls,
SCYTHE STONES,
PITCHFORKS,
FORK HANDLES,
RAKES,
MACHINE OIL,
ETC.,ETC.
We haveaold large numbers of these
already, and have abundance yet and.
away DOWN IN PRICE.
P ROSS
Bargain. Depot.;
aromarty.
Buters.-Mr, Riebard Spear, of EtextealF
spent Sunday with Miss Lily Perk at bee
borne.-tiareeet hts been Anisbeil.-R. S.
Richard/son, of ItineterspentSunday bens,-
Haryeat being aleseat over tLe farinereare
Wray preptuiug the NI wheat aroma -Tile
apple crop in this vieituty is not going to be
very extensive this year.
Mrs. Wm. H. Benin, of Eiginfield, one
of the pioneent of Biddulpli, 'vas eene
veyea 1.1, her last resting place on Wednene
erten owl, in at. jamas' Chnrch of Eneland
cemetery at Innen. Both tieredf and the
partner of her joys and sorrows were prontis
trent residents of the township for aver 50
years. Tbe remains were followed by 106
einieeyanctee, Which sheered the toopeot
tertatued for the famikyin tbe
Following is the result of the recent en-
trains examination held at • Luesin Hinh.
Schoole-eErtierson Hedgins 50$, lietttiss
*tiNau Won Gro 'those
-refire 4, Edith
MoN'an
Bridhwgit Colljpa 457, enlo
Alowbray 450, Euge tBittrielt 464, Sarah
Boll 454, Amami% Robinsons4150, Ella Mc-
Grath 448, Marietta Hudson 446, Win Me -
Grant 443, Mary Riddell 438, Herbert Bow-
ers 485, Amide ROPEI 431, Nettie Elation 432
Geo, Bentsen 482, Elle Ileaderson, 480,
Minnie Handers= 430, Enema Ryan 427,
Horton Miller 424, Annie Cochrane 419,
Ella Holland 419, Wesley Parkinson 415,
Ida Bisbee 416, Joseph Ryder 414, Alaegie
Goforth 414, Berton Gilbank 410, Lottie
Thompion 410, Terhi Taylor 400. William
Abbott 397, Wilhelmina Mitehell 391, Jessie
AlePheraon 392, Gorge Lucas 390, Arthur
Setae 390, Lama Rusaell 386, Matha Mo.
Laugbiin 386, Harold Caves 383, Charles
Cathcart 382, Gem Lee 382.
The four cardinal palette -The four car-
dinal points of health ie the stomach, liver,
bowel, aud blood, Wrong action in any
of theta produces (Neese. Burdock Blood
Bitters acts upon the four cardinal poiuta
of health at one and the same Hose, to re-
gulate, strengthen and purify, thus preserv-
ing health and removing disease.
Baby was eicka-Dear baby -
was very sick with diarrhoea, and every-
thing we tried failed. But on trying Dr..
Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry we
found it gaveprompt relief and very soma
oared him completely.
Mrs, John Clarke, Bloomfield, Ont.
Itob, Mange and Scratches of every kind
of human being or animals, cured in 30
minutes notes by Wolford', sanitary lotion.
This never faile. Sold by C. Lutz.
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly
YOU SEM:
The political kaleidoscope of Central and
South America is continually changing, and.
probably few even of the best "posted"
readers could name offhand the acted presi-
dents of the various -Latin- American re-
publics. The crirrent (September) number
of Frank Leelle'a Popular Monthly gives a
concise aectount of them all, numerous por-
traits of blaetratione, in a timely article
entitled "A bird's-eye 'View of Latin-Ameri.
can Polities," by Jetta Borun. A vivatiious
and highly interesting paper, In this ORMS
number, is "With the Paris Art•Student,"
by Corwin K. Lineen, capitally illurerated
by the author. Dr. W. Seward Webb's
famous Shelburn Farina, on Lake Cham-
plain, is described as An American Gentle-
man Estate," by George J. Manson. Other
uotable contributions are, "An Island of
Amazons" (Capri), by Margaret B. Wright;
"Beneath the Surface of the Sea," by Capt.'
H. D. Smith, U. S..1.; "The Supernatural
in History," by Lucy H. Hooper; "A Day
with Vietor flugo," by J. W. Fesdiok; nA.
Cruise in the Etie Besin," by Don 0, Seitz;
aud "Port Limon," by Cecil Charles. There
are also exoellout short stories and sketches
by Charlea H. Crandall, Etta W, Pierce.
Frances Isabel Currie, Nora Marble, John
Mientfullen, and others.
C C. RICHARDS 8r. Co.
Gentlernen,-For years I have bee.' trou-
bled avith scrofulous times upon my fain.
bare spent hundtvds of dollars trying to
effect a cure w1111001 503 resultlans hap.
py to say este bottle of MINA RD'S LINI-
MENT Guth ely cured She end I can heartily
recommend it to all as the beet medicine in.
the world;
Bnefield, Cot,
-Ronald McInnes,
Mitt/Iran Liniment is used by Physioiattes
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