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VOL. XX. NO 19.
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,ibettpeSt Line of
ods ever brought
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curec. a large :honeienutlent
•of
tkese oods
PRICES AWAY DOWN
We will give the people of this vicinity
the advaotage of our close buying, For
the next few weeks we will offer Ladies'
Storm Collars, Ladies' Boas and 1VIuffe,
et prices bound to sell them.
Thebesvalue in ChildrenLamb
Boas in the trade.
'Come and get tho Bensb choice of these
Goode. We are also offering anybhing
in the Dry Goods line at the lowest cash
price and will he pleases' to show you
though our itfore.
No trouble to:show goods.
A. J. MOTAVISEC & 00.
POLISH BRIGANDS CAUGHT.
Peasseet /sound In the Leader's Ilonge
Ifeld for Itaneonas
Vbre'l Mar an., 4. -The authorities at
Warsaw ere exeited over the spread of
brigandage in Russian Poland. The pro -
Vince of Badonn adjoining Ausarten Gal.
Ida, has reeently been infested by a band
of twenty briganda led by a notorious rob-
ber.ohief named Julian Voyte, Thee° eobs
bem attaeked the residence Of a Wealthy
land owner named Vetehlrodovitele
01M:teetered the live stock fouild on the
plaete and, after pl dering the house, set
I t on Aro. Vetableo writer' aucceeded in
easaping. Some of his employees easaled
*ord of the ontrage be the authorities and
ort the following day a torte a troops
went in pursuit of the brigande and over-
took the robbers in a forest where a sharp
Aglat occurred, The robbers made a fierce
xesiatanee and wounded several of the sol-
diers, but the baudits were at length sub-
dued and taken priso:ners, The *mope
made their Ivey to the abode of
e, the robber leader, where they found
a me quantity of stolen wealth. In the
cellars of ,eraytees house a peasant was
f ound whom the robber chief was holding
for ransom. Another band of sixteea
masked brigands attacked the mansion of
Baron Kbevokh, near Alexandrovo, about
60 intim, west of Warsaw. A severe COP.-
Iliet ensued and the barcm, aided by Iris
Tants and by peaeante front the estate,
'et breve resistance to the banditti,
novena.' persona were wounded on each
side, but the bandits were at length re-
pulsed. A number of land owners in the
nedghborhood of Zavada have had their
residences sacked by brigands.
THE FIGHTING DERVISHES
Itepulsed by Troops--Captaln Pyno and 415
Egyptiana 11111ed.
Mane, Jan. 4. -The body of dervishes
which reeently attacked Gemai near Wady -
Haifa was overtaken near Ambigot yester-
day by a detachment of Egyptian casedry.
A fierce battle ensued. The dervishes,who
greatly out -numbered the Egyptians, made
several ftnions onslaughts on the Govern-
ment troops but were finally repulsed with
heavy loss. Many dervishes were slain.
Capt. Perms, of the British staff, and forty -
Ave Egyptians, inelttding an officer, were
hilted and many others were wounded. •
A netaehment of Egyptian cavalry with
British officers leas arrived at Anabigot since
the battle took place and further reinforce-
ments have been despatched tothe scene of
the conflict.
HEADLONG TO DEATH.
Pursued and Tared upon, a Getman Dore
erter arakes a Petal Leap.
Emirate Jan. 4. -Four soldiers arrested
a deserter from a Iradgeburg regiment ba-
lm 11 and 12 o'clock at night. On his
s to prison the deserter bolted and the
sjees ran after him shouting to him to
erstop. Be disregarded their snouts, and all
four opened fire. Men and woraenraninto
the etreet, thinking that a riot was he pro
The pursuers gained on the fugitive so
rapidly that he ran into an °pee .house mud
up to the second floor. As he heard them
beleban him he leapeil from the 'window,
struok on his head med. died a few minutes
ter.
. The Umbria nod the Gallia.
LONDON, Xan. 4. -The Cunard company
lesued ,an °facial statement of the
allia-17mbria incident. In this state- -
ment Capt. Ferguson, of the Gallia, says
that when his steamer approached the Um-
bria he saw a eteamer lying in proximity
to her blowing' off steam. The Umbria
was lying like a duck in the water and
formed a perfect picture of security, while
the Galliawas rolling heavily.
On reading the signal, "shaft
broken," Capt. Fergoson consulted with
his chief engineer. The latter officer was
satisfied from the next signal, "Ready to
proceed to -morrow," that the Umbria was
in no danger whatever, and there were
gome weeks' more provisions on board for
all the passengers and crew. Capt. Fer-
guson, the repOrt continnes,hadto consider
his own position, with the prospect, of east:
erly weether, leaving him an mEnifficient
margin in his coal supply. Should he it
asks, inane expended a considerable port'ion
ofhis fuel in standing by the Umbria for
one and possibly two days.
eaten], coming.
eionenasen, Jan, 4. --Jt is reported- here
that Mgr. Satolli will soon visit this
'ty,to eettle some existing religious differ
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EXETEB, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNINP-, JA.NUARY 6
EBBIL-A. large quantity of Feed for sale.
Meal scab $10 per tout dust $6 per ton. Good
white Oate wantedoend good prioes paid.
linessee Gemmers MILLS
r Great Clearing Sale of Boots 411,1 Shoes at A,
Weseloke.-In order to Meer out the balance
of ounerenter stook, we will sett at the renew-
ing prices: Menet hair fox felt Boots 8150
anderperani; aleree llubber and Seolce $1.75;
Gram fort lured Ilhoov 81.50i Volt Beale Shoes
al; now excluder lined Overawe 81.10; main
felt overshoe, $1; Women's plain felt buttoned
overshoe, i1.25. Misses' plain felt buttoned
overshoe.81.10: Children'a plain felt buttoned
overahoe 81- Women's felt slipPerra Moe Wo
mwes si,inPers,25or 5119808' oloth elippers
20o; Children . sboes.10o; We bave in stock a
nice assortment of Mo's and Ladies' ell Deers,
and Women's,Misses' end Children's cardigan
oversheee for NOW Year's gifts. A call will
convinee you that we eell cheap for oath.
Boots and sloe/ made to order. Roptcifing
Death, done while you wait. We eon R,
Brett WaterProor Bleating; aek for it, It is
the best made eo Preeerve the leather. Try it,
only lee and 15o A box. Butter and ears taken.
Sign of the Dig Boot, A. Weseeon, Preen
Gene Cremona SALE. -Ta order to make
room for MY Sprin stock. I will for the next
6e dive sell at the foliowing recluovoes i-
nset minuted suite worth $20for alia;
5
eater 18,
18 for 15.
Beat Botch Tweede worth 621 for $18,
All -Wool Sem! " 21 for 18
e and AO kW NI $10,,
Overetratinge We nave some tit teen ravioli
left whith wo will !toll at melt. Remember
these geode areell the neventandletestratterm
and enli be made ne in the latest gybe with
4.1 trimminge.
In Gentes Furnishings, hie a wellknown feet
that we carry the hest and largest stook, mud
to tbat of any town or city, wh loh will be sold
atbigredujn, Space will not permit fur -
them quotations $o we will conclude by saying
athta1l those wlio bus karat from ea from now
till Obristmaa will be green a neck tie or nook
aced as a prerent, Remember this le a genuine
stale and POD will nave rummy by buying from
us. We guarentee all wore; 08 wo can boaster
having the best system of cuttingandfirsteelase
bands to ratite up a stylish suit. Give us a oall
melba convinced that we mean what wo advor
Remember the stard, MoBwon's Meek, op.
008110Oommere1 Hotel,
de4t Jowl. POPE, Prose
Following are the raerket quotatious
Wheat .... .... 60 to 61
Barley . 88 to 40
PI:)eartte$ ... 26 to 28
- .... *... 55 to 56
Hay 5,00 to 6.00
Butter .s,„„ , hea to is
0 to 19
Hoge ........ ..... 5.75 to 6.25
Clover seed..........7.00 to 7.50
Seines --Our photographer is turr
out good work and ie kept very b
Buainess was vary good in town dine
holidaye.--The eleetion went off V8
ly and everyone eeenas pleated wit .0 re-
sult. -Mr. &mon Hunter sold his team of
barites for eenoodr sum and In DCW OM til8
1001C otet for another team -Saw loge are
oonsing in in large numbers since the
aleighing.-Mr Morrison of London is visit.
ing at Mr W, Coxworth's.-Mr. and Mra
Woods of Dungannon were visiting at Mr A
McPherson's.- School opened on Tuesday
and the attendances was very good. Mr 3-
T, Wren, Principal ; Misa Whitealdea of
Heneall as geoond Macho', and Miss Chilly
of Clinton the third department -Qiiite
number went out to Zurich on Monday
night to bear the epeeking of the new matr-
on elected and they report having had a
good timin-Mr Chas Fisher and wife of
Godariah were the goat of Mr Chas Meyers
on Monday and Tuesday. -Mr Chau Reddy
and wife of Georgetown are visiting at Mr
A, Wese1oh's.-11/r Thos Welsh and slater,
Emily, returned home after a week's, 'Alit at
Strathroy and London. -Mies 11.
SmaIia-
ooinbe returnee home after a weekh visit
at Elma.--Mr Win johnston and family Of
Bluevale returned home after Beyond day's!
'fiat at Mr Wm Stoneman's.-Mr Fritz
Lierch returned after two week's nut, alld
has teken hie old position again with Mr
C. Clausern-Birth-Orn the 28t12 Deo., the
wife of John McArthur, hardware merchant
a son.-MrJohn Coulter and family are
away on a trip to Milverion visiting Mr.
Coulter'e pareetc-Mr Jelee Skis kali lett d
on 11 Vidi to Itamburg.-Mr Charlee Cook
retarned to Detroit after a week's visit
under the parental roof,-Afr W. Thomson
returned home Tuesday after spending
several weeks visiting around Mitchell and
Stratford. -Ur E Roedding returned home
Tuesday after visiting his parents at Ayton.
-Mr D,Buchanainand Mr John limber=
of Guelph, are Imam on a visit. -Mr and
Mrs Alex Murdock of Thamesville who were
visiting friends and ,relatives, have returned
home. --Miss Bella Wilson spent New
Years in Londesboro' with her sieter, Mrs
A. Wilken.
elon.
lintere-The tea meeting ou Wednesday
night last, was a grand SUCCESS. Owing to
the beautiful night and elegant sleighing
the °Muth was packed to overflowino. ,Tea
was served in the school house and after
everyone had satisfied their a,ppenteu at the
littevily laden tables, all repaired to the
church to listen to a well selected program
correlating of music, recitations, and dial°.
giros. After which Rev. Mr Russell- of
Elimville delivsh
ered a ell address, which
was very highly appreciated by all present.
Miss M. Revlon also delivered a couple of
M
her ohoe recitations- Ou Friday evening
a social was ikeld, which was also a success,
keoeeede of both amounting to somewhat
over $53. -Mies Maud Dempsey of Luoan
epent a few days lant week at Ler parent's
horns here, --Mrs T. Cote m end Motet.
Alfred of this place epent last week vleiting
friends in Toronto. -Mr Aubry Buswell of
St Marys spent a few days under the parent
al roof last week. -Mr Will Coates Intent
Sunday visiting friends in Didclulph.-Mise
Edith Dyer of Exeter was the gnest of her
cousin, Miss Edith Burwell the past few
clay.. -Miss Herren of By City, who has
bead the guest of her sister, Mrs Wm Caves
for some time, intends 'returning to her
home M a few days, -Mr Bob* Brownlee of
Elmira City, N. Y., has beim spendiug hi
variation with Mende hater -The new seats
were placed in the nollool heave here 011Monday last, which adds greatly to the ap-
pearance °Nita school, as well as the ocen
fort of the scliolareenediss Edith Buswell
lett for her new charge, No 9• school, Bid-
dulph, on Tuesday lese
• Cromarty,
Builtrs.-The school concert in No. 5
01101 under the auspices of Mr. A Rab-
aul, was a grand success notwithatending
the unfavorable weather -erre Hoggarth
gave a party last week in her new house,
at which a large number of young folks
apent a Very enjoyable time, -Mrs. James
ar, who hies been 11 is now recov-
ering, Angas ltreKeig was home to
epend the holidays wader the old roof-.
Mr. and Mrs. Jae. Miler. jr„ were away
et/ending the holidays entong her many
'rpm& in the vicinity of Listowel. -Pre-
parationo are DOW in progress for a very
busy summer in the building line' --Sev-
eral weddings are an dit.
1:71:born.4e.
KtPPERTAINATENT.-Oc Wednesday, Dec.
210 ult, there was a very enjoyable even-
ing ',pent at S. S. No. 3, it being the event
of their annual entertainment. A good
program was renamed, consisting of read -
Inge, recitations, dialogues, etc. Mr. G.
W. Holman, of Elimville, occupied the
chair in hie usual happy style. Every-
thing passed off in good style, Cad every-
body esserned to enjoy theinselvea. A very
pleasing part Df the evening's entertain.
meet was the presentation of a writing
desk and gentleman's dressing ease by the
scholare to their teachers on the eve of his
leaving them to attend the Collegiate In
atitute at Se Marys. Mr. Dicke depart-
ure will be regretted as he bats by the in -
tercet taken in the section and his genial
mermen, endeared himself to those with
whom he has labored tbe past three years
The Address accompanying the presents
apelike volumes in itself for the Itie4hetes
end efAcieney of the teacher. Mr. Hicks
replied in feeling tame, thanking the don-
ors for the beautiful uremia and also foe
the kind consideration and courtesy the
had shown him. and expressed the ha
this life and 0 live that the Great Toech-
er would emit unto thorn a crown of life
hereafter,
that th:YWoul.d abundantly limner in
heoeier.
(Too
Bitten -
in
. celebrated
, but the 26t12
.ee storm having
being good. -
a and the harbor were
u X-mas Day, since which
.ting parties, innumerable, have
.sal their frozen surfacen-Muniaipal
matters are boiling, there being a content.
for the efayorality and the Reeveahip •
ewe, Butler and Seeger contending the
termer, ausl Wire Protellent and
i e y the latter. There will be contests
in St David's, St George's and St Andrew's
for councillors, and for school trustee in
the latter named 'ward, -The Masons of
Goderich united with their Brethren of
Carlow on Tuesday bvening, and held a
joint installing ceremony, the 0. D. R. W.,
Bro. Beek, ofeciatiug, The time was a bang pleasant one, the drive mng exhil-
sarating, tee interchange of sentiment en-
joyable'and the epicurean sapper relish-
able. The Goderich Brethren reached
town ahortly after one of the most happy
fraternal visits to their God obildreci at
Carlown-alessrs Hunter and Crossley are
holding largely attended meetings in the
North Street Meth. and Knox churches
-In Goderich township the old reeves
were elected by acclamation, but in Col-
borne there is t for all the positions,
Dashwood.
Commar-Court Dashwood 1. 0 F. heiti
a vtry suceeseful concert in :Wi Isrt's Hall
on Wednesday evening, Dee.28 The chair
was occupied by Dr MoLaughhn, mad the
principal feature of the evening was J. H.
Cameron of Toronto, elooationiat and hum-
erous voeallet. Mr McKee of Toronto gave
an addroge on the elms and objects of the I
0„ F. This -Court elected their offreerri hot
Saturday night for the entering half year:
0 D. H. C It, J. Hell; C R, M. Fenn; V.
R, H Weab; R 8, Wm Zimmer; F S. Jos
Snell; Trees, Wise Ball; 8 W, 8. Willert;
J W, 1'. Mania; S B, F. Guenther; J.
3, flartleib; Chap. A. Masser; Physn, Dr
T. P, MoLaughlin.
Basers-K action is passed alit the peo-
ple have settled down to bushman -Me 1.
Reihro, formerly of this village, but now
living in Berlin, is visiting and renewing
acquaintancee.-Mr M.Fonn,harness.roe,ker
bought the remainder of E. J Hardy's
(Zurich) stock of harnesm, etc.-mr and
edre Devine of Hanover are spending their
honeymoon with Mr and Mrs Norsworthv.
--Men G. Taylor of Bankrof, Mich, was the
guest of her sister, Mrs Fenn, last week__.
Mn and Miss Woodhall of Thedford were
spending New Years Day with Mr .1. Hall.
-watch night services were bald in tlae
Lutheran eleurch.-A publio meeting was
held in Willert's Rail on Friday evening,
when township end House of Besiege matters;
were thoroughly dismissed by Messrs.Ratz,
Eilber, Geiger and Voelkere-The election
of offieers for the Evangelical Sunday
School was held on Sunday morningovhen
the following allure were eleated 11 Cook
Free; J. Kellerman,Tice do; A.Birk.Trean;
J; W Graybell, See; M. Miller, Libe-Mr
Ilobbs of Parkhill moved into the village
on Thursday laat. Re will have charge of
sehool No 8, Hay, wish Kith E. Halls as
assistant tesiober.--efessrs Fritz and Stan.
bust, boot end shoe makers, bought the
estate of the late Fred Wurtz.-Reeival
services are in progress in the Evangelical
°laureli at present. The annual business
meeting of Evengelicel church was held on
Turseday morning. -Nature has wrought a
,ehangs on the countenence of our M
Winne Fnenixo.--When, horses and
cattle are kept in stables most of the winter
and ate fed on dry food, they are apt to got
gut of condition and the spring finds anim-
als that are not thriving,many have aetually
lost during the winter and Lave to do all
_their "piekitag up" when tinned out to grass
but all this eon be prevented and animals
madeno gain all winter long by using Diek's
Blood -Purifier. Note the name-Diok's not
Richard's.
1893
IMIRVISORIM1141
, JOON WRITZ
e Pub/lithe r and Proprt
Kiritton.
Bruen-The Misses Di noon d el
are epem-
Ing their holidays at Mr. Moore e, --.George
Moore and A. Beatty retateed this week to
their 'studies at Toronto University.-Boln
Whaley was elected treaters at the annual
school aneetiose-laarvey Vickers goes to
Mlobigen this week to take a position on
tbe railroad, -Mrs Warnock rted daughter
were the guests, of Urs Leigh test week -
Mr, aria afro Leigh colebened the teeth
ennriveraary of them wedding 01127th olt.-
The Misses Copelend, vis.,here been sore),
teaohing, spent their veoation at home.
Baum Berne -The folio eing is the
report of Kirkton oboe( ter December; the
report is baseti on attendance, recitation;
pueetesaity and cloudiest 1I -Violet jos-
iesion, Beet Hazlewood, Roy BMW. jrUt
.410VIII1113. WIRODIAD, Pary 1)0110, '14a
Brethour, Sr III -Belle Haziewoo IsLenra
Wiswinan, Harriet Barr. Jr 1V Nellie
Switzer, Harold Shier, ISara n Donee. Sr.
IV-W01Maggie Davis, Gilberts
Miller. V -Harvey Robinsoe, Norman
TOO,
Zurich.
20 per mint. off for eashidarin4 JAIMarY,1893,a:m
on Tweeds, OrereeatIngs, Flete, Shawls.
Mainlines and Jeeket Cloth, Readr-made
CletitingtEall Prints and Dress Goods. Mee's
and Bees' Caps. eleese*Zseeeit.
Manshard..
Baum -‘1. W. Ford, vho has been
atteading Toronto Medical Cellege, and
Jos. Ford, who has been attending Tor -
0019 TilliArgity, are spending their hol.
idols with their parents "in Woodllarn.-•
Miss inna Switzer who has been at -
t.^ .44 the Normal 'school in Toronter
eine on a visit. She has secured a
euation as teacher in the neighborhood
of Chatherre-B• Multi has returned
from Manitoba. Ile has been euga,ged
as timelier for the Balm Line school kyr
the year 1893. -efeClarke of Pickering
is vlsittng J. W. Abrey, Woodharn.--Mr
and Miss White are visiting friends and
rola/rosin Toronto and Whitby. -The
ratepeyers of S. S. No. have decided
to build a new school house next sum-
mer. ---G. Grafton has rented. his farm
on the 8th coneessiee to P. Illitlenoye
Rollers have hese placed in Woodh am,
grist mill,
. St. Marys.
number of men are engaged in
putting a slate roof on the new Catholics
Catholics netnes et previews Pretty onld on the
Angers is the verdict. J. H. lYfoRoberts
of Lucian was in town on Saturday. He
intends lemming for tee Western States
on the 15th with a carload of horses.
Goo, Norris, t practical jiorsemat of
thie town, accompanies him. We wish
him success in his venture, The Daptiet
church choir furnished music for their
Fullerton brethren ab Fullerton Corn-
ers on Xmas night (Monday). They re-
port a good crowd and an enjoyable
titne. Farmers and others are busy
arawing stone from our quarries while
the sleighing is good. By • appearances
there will be considerable building done
next season. The services of the "week
of prayer" commence(1 last night in
bile Baptist churete-Wehave two over -
energetic farmers in this vicinity. Nob•
withstanding the blindiog snow storm
of last Sunday they loaded two loads of
hay and drove some eight or ten miles
to town and did nob know what day it
was until they arrived here. We told
ib was Sunday they turned around and
drew their hay back home again with-
out saying a word to any person. -Mrs.
Pye is visitin her friends in town,
KEMP Tr ON TIAND.-BIRO, Ialways keels) a
bottle of Hagyard's Yellow Oil for outs,
sprains, and bruins. The folks at the
hones use it EllITIOSt for everything,
1 know it to be a goon medicine, it is an
excellent roolifter for cracked or obapped
hands. •
Mr. Herkimer, brother of Mrs. liobt.
Dalton of Hibbert township, eho lived here
im to twelve years ago when he left for
California, die(1in Washington.
The Dominion Dranglit Horse Sooiety
held their annual meeting- m Clinton on
Wednesday last. John McMillan, M. P,
ocoupied the obtain The council's report,
ethical was adopted,showed the membership
to be 25) and 350 entries for the third vol-
ume, There ere no liabilities and a wish
balance in the bank of over $1,600. The
recommendations of the council approved
incited°the suspension of all members who
are over two years in arrears for annual
dues at Feb. let, 1893, no member to be
allowed the privilege of registration unless
ho be olear of all arrestrages at the time of
making an entry; tee redaction of the
111111110 dues from $1. to 50 cents; and other
provisions regarding the issuing of dupli-
cate certificates, of registration, and
strengthening the safeguards against fraud
in pedigree,. The °Moen elected aro: Mr
John MoMillan, Pres.•, Mr. D. McIntosh,
Vete do; Mi Jae, Mitchell, Saone Ur, las.
Connolly, Treas. The retiring members of
the Council were re,eleoted, Mr Thos
Laugluin et Grey taking the place of Med.
J. Flakier,
CTiLLED FROM TEtE OLD YEAR.
Lewis, S. Butler, Burinnetel., Itheureation.
Time. Wasson, ,Sheffield, N. B., Lockjaw.
I3y. McMullin, Chetliam, Ont, Goitre,
Mrs, W. W. Johnston, Walsh, Ont, Inflam-
mation,
James H. Bailey, Parkdale, Ont., Neural.
gla.
C.1, Lague, Sydeev, 0, Bele* Grippe,
In every ease unsolicited arid authenti-
ated. They attest to tne merles of MIN
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AIM'S LINIMENT,
CIONDBINTSED DIST OT
NEWS,
munmessx
Wm. Turner a former resident of Taman
dice recently in Torontse
The Lueart Record has been mita
W. la, Bocien,of Toronto., who has
poseeinsion.
A. cripple man is helplean : freak
cripple and at Aeolis Olt cures fro,
promptly and permanently. A Not
out dispute.
Mr. Geo, Bloomfield, the retiring te
of School Seal= No, 1 McGillivray
preowned with all elegant gold WAte
chain and an elesaut plush albure pr
his leesvieg to further bits stales i
profession,
At a public exemiaatien in 8. S.
Bidclulph, on the °Waive ofschool,
Um/Alton the retiriug teacher. wh
tenant in tlieschool for three yertrs,
presentedwith a beautiful parlor tem
stand and ladles' eompanion.
Mon was held in the hieliest estee
everybody.
There AM MOM oases of Moline;
death from diseased. kidneye than fro
other disteate corobinad. It ie your
fault if you %now your riclintya to re
in an unhealthy oenditien *when tho 021
at bona Doclah Kidney Pale MC go
teed to aura the worst ewes It octets
little to give tliera is trial. They are
sale by Ali druggists an ',dealers, or by
on receipt of 50 °erste or 0 boxes far $
Write for bask milled Derry Teter;
rinson
Itiohatd Eintatien of Wingeaut has
appointed att Onterie Genre and Fish
Witt,ion ler that vicinity.
Inns. W. Coate of alinton:broke thr
the et:leering of an old wen in the a
the other day, and narrowly ose
drowning.
James Beattie of Seeforth has otiou
a xeat, at the email board for 21 NUM
years. He in at Emmet lai 1 up
'embus,.
Olintoa papers rire euggestine that
Council buy a nubile anow-ploe. Oa
is =rely eehind the times if they hoe
already it corporation snow plow,
A Clinton }milder hest been a.stkeil to
pare specification; eto., for a coldosto
building to he eroded in Clinton next
trier, with a capacity ef 20.000 barrels.
Must not be oonfoundea with cora
eatbertio or purgative pale. Oertetes L
Liver Pills are entirely unlike them in e7
°spoon One trial will proye theirs;
riority.
David MaCloy, of the 10th +speciosa°
aokersorith, len reeentle foga trip to
la onotry, tut verso be gotele far asear,
York he changed his mine retur
ome,
Mies A. Eletbelu, la fifteen year-old g
nd pupil of the Gerrie public tiehool,
ined the highest number of marks in
ounty of Huron at the antrimee exatain
on in July -last.
The members of Knox Church ohoir,
my's, met at the residence of Mr.
Marston there the other evening and p
nted a very handsome seoretary to one
sir members, Mr. J. Muir, who was gra
Ily surprieed.
'me week the residence of Mr. Wm.
rien Hay townahip was burned to t
ound including the contents. In t
mporary absence of the occupants, t
O started from a defective chimney, whi
noticed, got full control of the buildin
o hammer%
Word has come bo Bayfield of the ma
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