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R"SD-A1'." MORNING, OCTOBEll 6, 1892
OnenitSV4.110.
ai :lanes -ipalukrgay and
tilken.a Sojeurn eto the
roodS, to spend tha eon-
, 401M cotter74***114*
'it Bite/A last Sunday,
oint years. Fie will
bie visiting- parents and
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`, 114/6 8aci-
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401 the "newest designs irr fair art&
wittier oen be seen nry visiting a
eetsie elm
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. idt gtlidetent' n
' Menne
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srotitee Weeen`g tenets
seabeleher end. emotes-nit-0ra
COnsfinENEMD NEM -S. Aigf the pioneers of Stanley town,
"nat linseed nwy,in the persea of,
jipxo'm vavionsisottreesphroty...
George Laing, who died m Lynnw.
leounty Mtesouri on, the %le tro
, oxen the- liestniset. netii^s of ego' was bprk intneneet,
land, and ortme to, tart* oopopis UOYt
Ttlete ere 'fourteen cheese factories in age, 0413,114g oupthe fsti•tn where T '
RtMIGN.• re toil family whin atent
operation in Huron.
• stellate Ae one aura he watr onllikOtor, ,thr
en venerate tpa- enwneen.. A, man named Smith of ell:tone% tell otn the intsruthip, as also ReQ'tetAry Abe: AO • -----
have renewed. ad o' b 1 'Se e
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.erasinr'ned'I lo erne *114 tiforth, la other dam Owlet
11 la tf P Ro
1,..04p.. %Op. ,estrly wheat and witeliedly No,Wonnestenennyeehentelsen bkan -0 °St ° 8$
grOthandahrle of rain that Alr, Jae* ).rAfrthggil4f3 who frteimassa. 'Von that M thieantekies cte,,,r:'1414 abeyat care-,
utop 'Kama:nation set
Hallett towninttp tor 'ever 4? y enterpon. tre ,,enteenns when neekont *,, set
le a e cement y coN are e ti • 00 IL
is then 3ntantit values we °Her
„„,i,11040 with inflammation of e'4:11-1° 2.6;in!4tiarai,italink1,314 117 Fr; -ow.t,Ring fenee neaten ""0•41... fe
nat the no at dein wejj,--4r chestier /3117 th•lad aa*L'e a Ma ral Sn Jaelses an, Eit3 mad it (to aver g
ter aocle We
Dixolx, Illag rare eneeng. x aneenee ,„ A.' •
A : '7 ' Ale? azti
' "Qmieee Pattereora ieltirorti esi ery" s•-•
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9HA3 enein, nod look's well, after 0 the Ntron doom flsot,ory.
his hasso, and saw him neit VIVO* At: :are opealtt. no, oirery day.
s ,eatenntrip neneve ha wee prectieing Mtn John Dale, of Tuolsersmith last week neva. nu tee ntee sprite aaellnniatennean
sold attune year old geirliog, which tarieen leaning nennee naly,neeete nor eentekne „nej)11. kt aeir o s.,ek or our
usborne 00131:mu,
Orient' • • .. erefeintetry percent% witli hie brother,
n r Ow room. , ton. ,.
M. • , - ...., ,
eholt men. nneseseives of this oppiirtnn
ley o inspeeting One. a he most °Ont.'
plot° aneeks ne the (Monty. No trouble •
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to :show gondeseseene ,
''' Ask for Wee 'nn, ' e.Fashion.Sheet.
We are aelent ''` 4 - uttevieknn n'ele-
menet la% in Exeter arid viontley
braes]. Gimes- Petterns. t
• Delineaton c. Itletropolitan Fash-
ion Book 250,
inernernber with every $25 purchase
we give you a nice hard wood Voiding
Table,
J. MoTAVISII & CO ,
ing.—Dr. Ireton held a sale the other day
61i.
Motif:Ant ohureh anniece-
eery will be held this meintne—Great pre -
e
paretioue are being mane fox the lair this
weeknend the local honsetrein are making
goat:rime sf the track.—Ma Graham, who
nag bels ing Mr. isnoCuidn, left last
week f burg, where he will emend a
abort #1 „. returning to lrelaud.—
KirktennepOp time is rapidly increasing.
The latest new -coiner to record...will be Mr
Jahn Gourley of Ushorne, eine perposee
sollinghis :stook and retiring from tam.
of effecta which he does not regeure in St.
Mary!.—he Travelling Dairy is expected
here shortly. Farmers their wives and
deughters will prnfit by attending.
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North Perth, Srratforel,.. ..nept 29-80
boutle Huron, Seaforth.. ....... Oet 4.5
Beat Huron, Brussels. ...... Oet 61.
Iiibbert township ....s.e . Oct 4-5
Bidduipb, Gninton „ .001 4.5
Baytield ... . ......Got 13-14
Blenshard , . — .Obt 6-7
Secretarlea will please forward datee of
thele fake for publication in this lien
Ilertsa,11.
Boots sod tames at Bankrupt Priem for the
next 30 dam at A. Weteteliee Baring, trureh-
steed the entire atone of Bente and bhoes of
Wilimm Dawes et tiou at a reduced rate on the
'dollar. We ere preeared to sell you 1toote and
Shoes °beeper then ever. would tiltrotor
invite you to call and examine my stook be -
nom purchasing elsewhere. The following aro
a few quotetionss—haby shoes for 15. 20. mill
'en*, pair ensiniewriecis ehildeen's Eshowe ler so
40 enan nemir And UDWATR; and bee n
shoes nor Sif. 75. and $I: boy's lone hoote tor
75.11, lora $125; mann long btots e so.
St 75.atidati a pair and upwerds; all n ens .on
It will &surprise you how obese you woe bnym
slippers: far 25.6e extel7ea a pair and ralr
renting ane examiritnte the _goods for yearsei
W3 are sure to please arid nt you exel net bore
to stay end repserYour boots and ahem ranyou.
Thanking you all l'orpast petronage, andel.
you all to eall and bo convineed. time we,
mean what we advertise. Better and mom
tinted same Ite meta No trouble to sltovr goods,
eige of tile tele Boot.
As W.28E11011. Prop.
n'ollowing are the market quotations:
Wheat ... "65 to 66
Bernie ; „s . $8 to 40 0.
. 26 to 27
Oats
Peas ...... — ... 55 to 56
Hay “— , , 4,00 to en()
Butter........... .. .. 14 to 15
Ego .... 9 to 10
Hogs 6.76 to 5.75
Clover seed 7.00 to ,7,50
Ciodeneh.
. BertarsennIr John Ban ten of Exeter wee
'in tbe coMy town 'the past' mune—Mr EL
Donley of Haman was in naderich last
week.---Goderieh had a enema dee. Saturday,
the first for many yeas—The nollegiate
Inatitute and Literary Society's open meet..
Mg on Friday evening was a No I on'ertaine
=mt.—The monthly meeting of the anbool
'board was held on Monday evening.—The
• °learner Jones was ile this port laet week
fen surelien—The dredge No. 9 is now in
the harbor.—Yeeterday in St. George's
-, er ohuroh, Dr. Reginald Shannoa end Miss.
, Aggie Roes were united in wen' eok's bonds,
The bride wag given away by , en father,
Hon, A. M. Rose. Aftet the cenenony, the
wedeing breakfast was partaken of by a
large number nf guests, and on its conclu-
sion tbe newly znarriad departed on no
exteneed honeymoon trip. -- The Great
North Western show last wet k was a preat
/Meese financially and otherwise. The
grounds wore crowdenfrom -the openins to
the closing. Tee nouns of acrobats being
ilk,
a great netractio -the ins enile visitors.
The exhibits th hout vete
stook. °create, roots, flowers, fanoy work,
rind home manufnotures, being bravily
'Clown, and of a oelleni quante. The t ,wn
band gave a choice selection of , mein and
oa school children's day tnet the nen ones
at ethe Fobool and played then to the
ermines to the tees of The Maple Leaf
Forever. '
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OrealtOn,
131tilern-Oar populer auctioneers Mr. In
Eilbstr lute been hueslin' the past few
weeks end. has attentied a sale a day, and
did. A great deal of talking. When the
sewn is completed be 'will have conduct -
en some ,25 sates.—an W. Clarke has re-
purchased his hotel from Mr Cunoirighani,
—a Mr. Wenzel took several prizes at the
Craig's tair Met weeke---Merobants report
Intelnessegood, and they are in high spirits
Olins wno hag been oat west
• has sieleettea Cavalier, N. D,, ae te favors
eine Moaners for a harness' &Ace, and will
move thither Alertly. He eeill hold a sale
of hits effects on Mooney, 10th haste iti
Orediton. The Canton me e on Monday
and passed a large number .ot account,
Read the nreneeseinge elsewhere and pro.
fit thereby, -.-Don't forget the harvest home
'teatime' in the Methodiett ehuroh this
(Thursday) eieninme A 'goon :hue is in
Store for all. --Mr. Glanville has opened a
ia John Mitchelln old stand.—Aug-
n Hill hen improved the interior of- his
stebte enn, made newer(' etenfortenle.
etatra, •
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Bump's —A Meeting was held last, Friday
evening fontheperpoee oernargenisiog the
Toot ball club, aed appoineing °facers for
the season en The folloWing • °Means were
appointed : P Niehols; Seen T.
1. Elemiltom Trees.,Wm Jeffrey; Oaptain
P. D. Hutchison; Managing committee,
Mesons, J. .Pardon, W. Staler, C.
T. tnhorateme and James Hill. The
club is .ready to reoeive and aorapt oballeo-
ges from amateur clubs.--.niss Ida Hallam
whci has boon laid up with malaria fever, is
recovering, an will soon be able to be
around again.—Mr. P. Batson was brought
home frotieSeaforth eouele of weeks ago,
:Aliening from typhoid fever. --ens, A. X.
Ferguson Manion% to retnrn to Toronto to
reeurue etudiee in Trinity Means! Col-
legmend Iffro.Pergeson has gone to Inirkton
to keep house for her brothers, Dr. Thomp.
son.
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`Usborne.
Dram �r Mn. REMIT HORNEZ.---The
subject of this biief sketch was a native of
„England, having been born in Norfolk
county on the 2615 of Jelly, 1834. When
only two years of age tie parents. emigra.ted
to America first in the United
States, but'lal er removed to Canada select-
ing Darlington, Ontario aS their home.
Here deceased's boyhood days Were spent,
but as soon aa he Furled oat in life for
bimself, Unliosne was bis ohosen field.
Early in life he merried Miss 'Reddy, who
with three sons and nye daughters still
surviye him to, monria the loss of a kind
husband and an indulgent father In 1879
Mr. Homey was elected to the Oonnoil of
Onleirne, and continued to represent the
northweet ward for eight years, being
elected each year by acclamation, the last
two 3 elms be was deputy reeve. During hie
term of office as counsellor and deputy reeve
aud in fen through his whole life both
mime e andepublio, he merited and retained
the fullest confidence of the people in his
sterling qualities of fidelity, integrity and
-.P. 4 • 4-4 judgment, ana in the home circle and
Farquhar, umghborhood, a Senianwholemouled father,
husband, and friend, will be mine& by the
Pennons on INIM$TRY.—TUOSday (We' death of Hr. Horney, of Whom all had the
being the night of meeting for the Pat. profoundsst respect. A quist, us dful life
rons of Industry,. a Rage number of spent in devotion to his family and his
members were present. Early in. the township was Ms contribution to the general
good, and such a life cannot Jail to leave
proceedings it was reported to the Pres-
ident that a crowd of people that did
not belong to the association. was at the
door seeking admission, it having leaked
I. out that Mr. Jolm Cann was to deliver
an address on his trip to the old country,
s whereupon the association adjourned,
. that all might hear Mr. Cann. T. Cam-
eron was at once voted. into the chair,
and for two hours Mr. Cann, in his
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' pleasant way, interested a large and in-
telligent audience, while he pictured the
scenes along the route, the places of
intereststerhich he visited, and the great
• men whom he had seen and heard while
in England. At the close of the address,
which was of the beet of the kind ever
given in Farquhar, Mr. P. Madge, the
wind -mill king, favored' the audience
with a song, in his usual good style.
Neighborine associations would (lb well
to secure Mbr. Cann for an evening.
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it impress upon society, :and his memory
will live after him. In politics, Mr, Homey
was a Reformer, but while he held firmly
to his principles,he had the greatest repeat
for the rightsand opinions of otbers, and
never obtruded tis views upon those who
did not eeerthem. As he lived,eo he died,
a sincere Obristian, bearing the terrible
suneringe of a paintnl Sdisease with Chris-
tian patience and fortitude, and on the 281h
of September, 1892, it ie reworded that
Henry Horney quietly fell asleep. The
funeral, which took place on the 30rh, was
one of the largest ever seen :in tbe Town-
ship of Usborne,and was an eloquent tribute
to the memory of a useful citizen who was
esteemed highly, and will be missed mucli.
The widow and family have the Sympathyof
the community in their bereavement.
The merit of Hood's Sarsaparilla is not
accidental but el the result of careful study
and experiment by educaied pharmacists.
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Minard's Liniment cares Uarget in Cows g
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The couuoil Met on the lot twit; All the
IDISP312STO preeent, The munitee of previous
meeting were read end approved.
Tbe collector egtified_the aconeil that
hie bondsmen wenn' beenflin emetics as -lost
Halle—Eydd—tlet the soomities offered
by the oollector aoceatea, and into neve
hereby iustrueted to gee tlie how) propeyny
executed...hire tharoll is delivered to the
Sbier—Inalle—tbat John, Dew be paid
k441074 bbyeldnogotw_oo-Ostarirrdmectva.bie of a eheep
Halla—Eytid—ethet the collector be arida
orised to collect a per centime of per Gent
on ell taxes not paid on or before the 14t5
aay of December, 1892, and that a hynew
be draften in ecoordanos therewitb.—Car-
ried.
By.lawe nurabered 4, 6 min 7 for 184,
were then read a third tune.
Eyde—Canieron—that by-laws number-
ed 5, 8, aucl 7, for 1892, levying the sewed
rates, imposing nper mintage charge of
6 per cent on ell taxee not paid 00 or before
the 14th day of December, as now read *
third time be passed,--Oarried.
Ortlera were lemma as follows; Sohn Dew
sheep killed by doge, a value $4 67. Do
utiderdrales 424 G•Arinstroneeecnotting bill,
$6; G. Powell, extrtnwork on-Merres bridge
$7 36; R Hardman, screed, $10; J. Hellen.
tyne, smiting tlatstlee, $3; S. Brown, rein
culvert and bridge, $25 50; T Veal, oulvert,
en 50; tin Satnwell, keep of J. Hewitt. and
wife, $13; D. Ray, nails $1 821 W. Brae,
rep liringer on sideroad,$1; J TuckenonIvert
load of (peeve!, and rep rorse, 84; Dincalvert
editeb, rep rostiside, $6e D Coward, battling
travel, ele; J Re Dinactoe, do, $15; in Me-
lee, grevelling inn half, $15; Swallow,
e ridge, $19 50; 11. letzten, rep advert,
netting thiatles, gra,e Olin, $5 60,
Cemeron—nhier—the council adjourned
etotaubteare,t again on Saturday, the 6th of Neve
at 11 onions, a. m.
Geo. W. Menne, Clerk.
• sensinen
Ebrainile.
Bnnate—The concert la the acbonl 00
Columbia Day, the 1215 inst. promisee to
be a preset success Masers. W. Priam,
in. P., A. Dentop, P., And Dr. Rollins
have promisee to be present and tette par t.
Tile childsen ere being trained for the
omission by Mies Annelle Russell, two excel
lent dialogues will be rendered by emnpeteut
performere. Proceeds to provide gavot
decorations. L hearty weloome to all.
Come and show your ,interest in the day
that gave you A merit:Ia.—The special meet-
ings have commenced and give promise of
success. Two excellent sermons were
preached by Revs- Rnssell and Sawyer on
Sunday to large congregetions.—Mr. C.
Coate e took two first prizea for his Jersey
cow and calf tit theEzeter Pain Mr. John
Delbridge also took two first prizes for his
ciattle.—Rev. Mr RaesetIn sine wife were
visiting at Thorndale tine nest week.—Mr.
and Mrs. MoTaggart of Chiselhurat wen
gnome of their daughter, Mos Eyre, on San
day. --Mr. Thomas Veal,we understand,has
purchased the Bennett property for 8260.—
Mr. Halls, councillor, was a pall bearer for
the late Mr Homey, an old colleague at
the council board.—Mise V. Bind is visiting
her sister in St. Marys. John R. Hind
epent Sunday under the parental roof.
The following is a copy of the address pre-
sented to Nils. I. H. Andrew by her nunday
School class, previous no bar departure for
her new home in Exeter. The address
was accompanied by a beautiful set of
glassware:
To Miss. 1. 11. AiIDREW.
Dear Teacsben—We, the members of you
Sabbath Scheenne, have met here to -day for
the purpose of bidding you good-bye, and at
tho same time to wish you prosperity and hap-
piness in your new sphere of lite. iDurine the
short time you have been our teacher. we axe
sure you have tried at all times to do your duty
and the advioe you have given us from thee to
time will, we hope, have the desired result,
mimely. the building up bus true and noble
characters. It will always be a pleasure to us
to reolieet the many lessons of love you have,
as a teaoher, tried to impress upon our minds,
and we venture to .hope that you wilt forgot
and forgive our short comings. As pupils, we
ask route aeceet this set of Glassware, which
we hope, you will not regard for its intrinsic)
worth.but a small token of the love and reseed
we cherish for you. In conclusion, we all join
in wishing you muoh happiness in your new
home, and hope that you evil' often meet with
us in our beloved .Sunday School. Should we
never more weet aa teaohere and pupils here.
may we all meet in that better land where
nentiegs are unknown. Finally We bid you an
affostionate good bye. Signad be your S. S,
class
Who) Andrew, Nettie "Russell. Ida Upshall,
Elden Spieer,Edith Turnbull. Mary Clements,
Eliza Clements, Annie Whitby, Beatrice Den
bridge, 'Lizzie Johns, Zeta Andrew, Annie
ReorcAorns.—Baokache is causedir
by no
kidneys. Dodd's Eidney Pills will remove
it By their peening action on the kidneys
they impart activity and benefit tbe system
by purifying the blood. You cannot have
pus blood with disordered kidneys; health's
existence depends! upon, their natnrEd condi.
tions; they are the governors of the system
continual disorder results in kidney cons=
ption, whiola is Bright's disease. fi
Martin Ready', house, barn and etables, f
ntratford road, were burned this week, With i
contents, iuclading aoow. Loss, heavy. s e
tini scales at 1,700 pettude, . ' „ e, X. Amin:tan . D. loiaes ti, ''.. dO,rit charge US
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Won Hawnshew, of neaforthe hen reeted It wouldapteter that tlett en ' that_ the'
Simpeon'e hotel, in Parkhill, npr a term 0 oonevegatioo of St. Patin/non ` 2, glint/ern
ndsinn and has taken POssosoinn" Lan invited Mr. Hunt of Southampton, to
Mn. In Dallas fesreerIn ol Benbefield, boome their petits/ Walt 10.00traoi; Mr.
a.
won prizeit in the'athletio sports at Witani. not being a filer an ' ne a hay rex er in
peg last week,* the amount of $60.. „ siberge would'ar baeligiblak-' It la, ander.
A, little daughter of John Goveotook of stood that a majority cf.'tne ebtigmastion
Meffillop had the toisforturie Met week to ere in laver of Rev. Jf Crapg, .,010464 eitsea of
lipak her leg while climb:Mg oar. wagon Nen CarMioneen, Of nnenfmen, * keener
Mr . /linty c genet, of winghann who eector of the+ ebonite at Onetton,
teen ei trip to Japan for the benefit -of his L TATHIO Streeoei—Tbe variable Weetber
health, has returned, feeling meeli batter. of October is an hnost otirtaiti farennunex
of °old In the, lessen, and catarrh, but in
Jr,D.3). Wilson of Seafort.b. shipuitia
large quaixoties of prmea .bay to the oin Neeel Beim the sufferer nem a remedy that
pornitry and neentexag A .(00d thing OUt of it.
Mr. G, Turnbull of McEntee laSt, WeIdI
sold a dratiglot terve for over $f,00; the
price of horsefiesn seam:eta be looking up,
Jemes Mitchell of Seaforth, Made at
his factory last week *Drat 600 bevrels, and
be wennd like to know who cen beat Ws re -
(torn.
nobtx wiis trf `Brinson!: has Ouceunotren
sirn a Thompeon, North Denote on nun. t lee front loons better than ever.
day. Marten son of 11/r. john Jefferson, Hitt. sept141h, t92
epeethly relic -ma and pOrostinantly mires *be
worst OMR. A bottlenf N4a1a1m ebould
be kept in,overy household. Sold, by sit
dealers or 'sent, rootage paidt on 'reeeipt of
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50° far small, or .$1 for Isrgenize bottle, by
unionising G. T. leulford ets Co Brookville,
e '3
Ont. panem
Flonr is /rolling for 81,05 in SL Maui,
to injuries reoeme a naming gambling Cartier it Co's mill has beau repaired ottta
withsteaftg oar goods wtten
we quote' prices.
Next week we *will pe,rtio-
ularize more fully.
J. Pr ROSS
Bargain De945t.
(1001)S WILL BE SLAUGR-
N-4 %%am, AT TIM WO orm451, ST01411
The proprietor, James Neely being
fully determined to retire from business
willsell his premises, and full stock ef
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crock
ery, Glassware, sien, at or beiew cost for
Cash. When leavuig he will place his
books in the hands ot a lawyer to W-
oe up.
JAS. NEELy.
sme,, none neurone( of nosionen seenmein bevt, fell tram AU apple tree the other
fell from an apple tree, and sustatned a bad end brae one of hie terms above the elbost.
fracture ot the crit, the bones ptotruding The tsarri of John Rainy,. Oartingford WAS
through the Ilene struck by lightning the other del and horn
ed with all the season's eTKI., 10801041Mr. Wm, Handereon, it Sonforth painter, rn
fell twentmlive feet off a bailsiime to MoEils 8700
loptownehip inta other day, and roosived, a A supposed burglar le oporathag in S1.
eerione slanting up. Marys residernee. In font instanaes he
inn see ntion en enamor,bas rented, bas been frig/newel ewer before tenting
his farm on the Lith cote to Mr D. Orawmin nnlunblen:
ford, and will raCIVO to Tuonersnelth to take Mr. Chao Cottle of SL Marys had his left
°barge of his !ethane farm, hand badly cat on Thursday morning last.
Lieut -Colonel Allan, late commander of Tits little finger wits taken of ann a pierce
the Queen's Own Enloe, Toronto*. brother 1136
of Mr. Max MoD. Allan of Godeneh, died 'rho Seratforn medical health giRoer has
last week of 0,20paralysi'his 40111 year tented tbe water in 50 wells, and, in two
Mionael Nevins fell oft a load. of Apples o1y was tilt° nrater Pure* -5•11wIIsshin4a
at Seeforeh last week, and was rendered OIL Da tOtou* as trete; huleure Water dOnleg the
conecieete la conenmeuce, besides, reeeiving nennts of tneeese.
Daring o beavy thunder atorna Met week
D. Bonin Illanaliard, hen nix tattles
by lightning, end his son It Louis, one
colt klued. Mr. John Brinellad also a two
mares to Witinmeg. Severe' of them had year ola eteer killed by leebtning.
fiye oroseen and weighed. from 1,600 to The other day John Melvin, 1015 line,
3,700 lbs. East Zorra, was leading his stallion out to
George, the youngest Ion of' gen ne. water when the animal nicked lehn he the
a
Jvhnelon, Wiogbana, witile in attendaoceat nvnin-
Relived only short tinao, congas -
tion of the bowels haying set in.
a cut =mei' the eye thin required five
stitches.
Mr, Jae, Archibald of Seaforth, last wean
elaipped a tar load of draught breeding
soboal a, few daps ago, had his right elican•-
larger boys.
ted through tho rough play of Tim many remaritable cures of cetarrla
effected by the um of Aye' Sarsaparilla is
eonalusiye proof that this loathsome and
dangerous disease is one of the blood, only
needing Enna a searching and powerful al-
terative to thoroughly eradicate U.
There is no article in the line of medicine
that gives so large a return, for Igoe money
as a good porous attengthening plaster-n=1e
as Carter's Smart Weed and Belladonna
Backache Plasters.
Mra, John Swett of Exeter, Iasi week
sold her. 60.acre farm on the north board-
ing, Stephen, to Mr, Wm. Dearing, for the
sum of 32,800; and on Tuesday disposed
of her farm stook, eto., by auction.
Many were eurprised last week to learn of
the death of William H. Scott. of Stanley,
neat Clinton. He was the eldest son of Mr
Francis Scott of Seaforth, and had been
lettering for some time with an affection of
the lungs.
Thevewere 103 suns entered in Mitonell
Division Court during the year 1891, and
12 judgment summonses issued. The
total amount of suitors' money paid, into
court same year was 31868.47, amount paid
out of court, 81713,17.
It you once try Cavter's Little
for sick headaohe, billiousnesi or constipa-
tion you will never be without them. They
are purelynegetable, small and easy to take.
Don't forget this.
A Stretford woman talkof suing her
husband because, he Inflates to support his
Dr. Edward Fee, of Reno, Nevada, son of
mother-in-law, in accordance with a pro -
Mr. Edward Fee, of Zuriolo who has been
been visiting In this neighborhood for Rome
time, left on Thursday for Nei Yerk, wlth
the intention of spending the whinge among
the beet hospitals in the east.
mina that lie made before being married,
If men are to be compelled to live up to all
their ante nuptial promises it will go hard
with some of them.
Robert Davis has rented Mr. John Gour- During the present year, Messrs. Graham
ley's farm in I:reborn° for a term of years, BronnonSt. Marys, have forwarded to the
and Mr. Gourley, who has been in poor
health will move to Minton with his family
to Bye. He will sell his farm stook, eto. by
auction sometime this month.
Queen Viotoria bas a remarkably fine
hersd of hair, for a lady of her age; but her
son, the Prince of Walenis quite bald. Had
he used Ayer's Hair Vigor earlier in lite,his The experinieut which Messrs. Tuoketter
head might, to-clay,bave been as well eover- Billings entered upon when they commence
nd as that of his royal mother. It's not too ed to make their "Myrtle Navy" tobacoo
was this; to give the public a tobacco of the
I 't:ee'ry.etVir. m. Rowe, has sold hivery finest Virginia ?leaf at tbe smallest
s farm of 100 possible margin beyond its actual coat, in
acme in the 91con. Stepheo, to his broth. the bop° that it would be so extensively
er serene!, of Exeter, for the sum of $4,800. bought aa to remunerate them. By the
Mr. Rowe will hold an anion sale on the and of three years the demand for it haa
1215, and immediately thereafter will move grown so much as to give assurance that
to &nine county, Mioh., where he has pun the aimless of the experiment was within
oleased 150 tunes of land. reach. The demand for it to -day is more
The following are the amounts of tho than ten times greater than it was then and
Government manta reoeived by the several it is still inoreasing. Success has been
branch agrioultural ttooieties in the South reached.
Riding of Huron this year:—Stephen it Un- Under the atispices of the South Perth
borne, 8140 ; Tuokersmith; $128.21 ; Stan- Farmers' Institute, thenravelling dairy gent
ley, $83.19 ; Hay, 669f56. The amounts .out by the order of the* ,olot,t5,-, of Agrioul.
are based upon the membership. turn will hold meetings. IS tn6 following
What might have been a fatal aooidenttnicest s ---Separate School %,(1, Gore of
ownie Friday, Oet 14
happened a day or two ago on the farm of Mar a, Satrrday, Oot 15,, at 2 pem •, Avon
tO2 rkt
Andrew Sloan, near Blyib. Herbert
Pringle was painting one of the ventilators onAnesday, ot. 18, at p. m ; Kion,
Wedbeeda Oot. 19, at 2 -0 m ; SMffs, on
when from 80030 081380 he slipped and slid Y. 2 • r t
Thursday Oot. 20 at p, m; a at on,
down the whole distance of the roof, 60 ft. . '
1r' 7'
Oot. 21st, at 2 P. m. ertitobell,
and then fell to the ground, a distances of "sea ,
rat Cot 24, at 2 p. m • 'Bor
30 feet. Mr. Pringle escaped with a sprain -
Tuesday', Oot. 25, at 2 p, m 'The depute -
ed ankleand a bad shaking np.
tion consisting of F. B Linfield, B. S. A.,
The Brussels Post says :—“This week we and Wm. Hume, will exhibit dairy utensile,
had a large ripe strawberry, second env, make batter, tett milk, and deliver leotares
grown in the garden of John ,Tones, south on the selection and feeding of dairy cattle.
of Brussels. If neck Frost don't make a the oare of milk and cream, ti e making,
eree attack Mr. Jones will have a basket printing and marketing of butter, the test.
n1 of these dainties, some of them measur- ing of tnitn by the Babcock Teeter, etc.
ng three and a.balf Moires in &freemen- Farmers, then wives and daughters are
nee. This leads the word for twoond Especially invited to attend these meetings
rowth." No admission fee. ,
SeoteVand English markets, 185 Canadian
and 96 &Merlon horses, making a total of
281. The have all arrived home from the
old country, with the intention of quitting
the exporting until the markets improve,
the very large number into the business
leaving out the profits away.
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Wm. Inathation, of Elena, bita a neigh- e
bor, Henry tineNiobol, before the polite meg -
istrate, Listewei, on it ehante of nigh.
way robbery. McNichol olairned to beve
an old aocoant nas him over an old tilistt.
(wry sult about laud, min met Matheson in
the road with his team. A tglabble °n
-
ailed, and IsloNiohol not the teem and put
there in his fielde and rattail to glee up
the team until his claim was paid, With
the assistance of a oonstable the teem was
retioyered, but it was only atter oonsiderabla
difficulty eon chasiag *boat :the coautry
that defeadarit WAS arrested. Tia Magna.
trate found that while a nage of enured;
might be nude out, no robbery Imo beano
proven. Had he ocentealen the nevem' with
raitheilintthaentioo.boof keeping theta the case
bkshed
once showen that the prisoner said com-
plainant want have the horsee by eettling
with him.
- If you are tired taking 11 edjarge oldefash.
lotted griping pills, try Oartat's Little Liver
Pins and take some comfort. A man oan't
stanneyerything. One pill a dose. Tim
them.
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treninsterne
Whooping online prevalent at Moores.
vine.
Geo. Cathcart, Luctui, has grown a, cab-
bage weighing 41n pounds.
Apples are emcee and potatoes are rot-
ting In the Luoan district.
Mr. Simpson has teem poseteesion of the
Mooresville store, and Mr. Cnilfillan will
shortly take np his abode in Luoan.
The Royal hotel livery stable in Parkhill
caught fire the other night, but was extin.
gniehed before any orioles damage resulted,
Daring a thunder storm the other day
a valuable horse belonging to Mr. Somph
Cobblediok was killed by lightning on the
farm at Mooresville.
Hr. Wedd, of Thorold, son-in-law of Col.
Goodman, of Parkhill, has been appointen
manager of the Perkhill and Ailsa Craig
branches of the Bank of Commerce.
Two oitizens of Parkhill were fined bn
P. NI. on Monday, one dollar and costs each
for haying horses running at large. This
punishment should be a warning to cams
says a correspondent.
Itob, Mange and soratohes of °eery kind,
on human beings or animals cured in 3
minutes notes by IV:Atom's sanitary lotioa
This never fails. Sold by C, Lutz;
English Spavin Liniment reinvoes al
hard, soft or calloused Lumps and Blanes'
ishes tram hones, Blood. Spavin,Cares
Splints, Ring Bone, Sweeney, Stifles
Sliming, Sore and Swollen Throtin Coughs
etc. Sava 850 by rise of one bottle. -War
anted the most wonderfel Blemieh Oare
er known. Sold by O. Lutz.29 ly•
A F.esnex FRIEND have used
Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry he
my family for years and can highly recom.
mend it for summer oomplaine diarrhoea,
cramps, Mo.
Mas Geo Was; .Hatitsville, Ont.
CHANCIR is WELOcarE—Gentlenaen,--lor
twenty years I suffered from rheumatism,
dyspepsia, poor appetite, eto, atid received
no benefit from the many medioines I tried
but after toning five bottles of :13. B. B. I
oan eat heartily of any food and am strong
and smart. It is a grand medicine and has
made a wonderfunehange in my health.
Mee W. Ii; Harley, Ont.
Tim 13- le, A. Ace—The great British
North America uot nowadays' is to bay a
bottle of B. B. B. and cure yearsell of dye.
peens, constipation, :headache. ;liver corn -
plaint or bad blood, and it le an mot that
always attains the desired reault.
BETTER THAN GOLD—Gontleraen,—I have
used Fewleset Extraot of Wild Strawberry
for bowel complaitit and can say there is no
other remedy as good.
ritS JAS DENNISON, Lake Dora, Ont,
Mmard's Linimenteures Diphtherse
nene nnenaneseeneneen,
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