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VOL. X . NO: 31. EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 27, 1893. Publishers and Proprietors
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eturned fromE��ba trip to Ireland. Beinga live po iticia
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be mill,. no doubt, have some new ideas on 0
t the ileac ILnte question, -We regret to
And 1V118r8 t0 het thein hear of the illness .of Mies Walker, who 0
x n come time : also of Miss S
has always been the query, has been ailing for ,, Hamilton, who illness is causing universal t
regret. -11iss Minnie Wilson, of Mitchell, b
while spending her Easter holidays with
If you call at R. McGOWAN S, hor brother, has bae'n indisposed with the a
r Post Office Store, Kirkton, and inspect measles,---Willle Hamilton and Alex, Me- r
his. stook, you will be'convinced lie hits Lareo.of Mitchell are also home siok with i
them. the measles.
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A.fullline of Men's Top Shirts Varna. i
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from 250. up ; Mons Suits made ._—,
A order from $11 up. Aittsrs.—John Hall is laid up with the
A u11 and complete line of Ladies' mumps.-Johu McEwen, of Wingbam,
A f p has head living here for the past five weeks
i Summer Vests in Stock, such Vests we and never seen the oars, bat he said he
are selling 3 for 25 cents, smelled the smoke 1^st Thuraday. He
s A. full lino of Ladies' and Children's days lie hopes the wind will blow from the
Ladies sell east. -Mr. R.Keyes was the guest Of Mc -
' Stainless Hose in Stock', Galbraith, an Suuday.---Sohn Torran.a
at 12 cents. gold big farm to Ed. Modsh for $6,000.-
1 Ed takes possession neat Ootober,-Robt.
tiny sell your Eggs for 10 cents per McCool and Jahn Mckenzie are the guests
dozen when you can get 12 cents per of Jae, Armstron,l.
. 4 dozen at ----.-•.•-•
•t d�{/��+►� N �hlpka•
, } R. MCGO ` ` A^', Barsrs.-A township meeting of the Pat
{ General Merchant, Kirkton. roe's of Industry was held in Patrons hal l
_,, _ _-.,_.,. in Shipka Wednesday night. All the as-
eooiatiOns were well represented. The
nr girltton. township seoretary closed a contract with a
firm in Exeter for their agricultural sup.
GOLDEN WEDDINO.--One. of the moat de. plies for this season, at - greatly reduosd
lightful gatherings of the many that have rates. They intend holding a union picnic
a been hold during the past few months, eon- at Grand Bend on July 1st. Several
vaned at tho residence of .Alexander Kirk, epeakera from a distance are gexpscted to
11 Esq., Saturday last, the 15th, inrt., wan Aho give addressos in the interest of the society
v ■nniverbary of :bid Golden Wedding. Dur- -Me M Keogh received a telegram from
v ing that period of married life they have Detroitlilonday morning elating that bio
had tan children -,5 sans and 5 daughters, daughter Annie, was seriously ill. --Several
If Originally RPresbyterian, Mr, Kirk in time of the young oxen of this vicinity, who
K joined the Methodist church, of which to- spent the winter in Michigan lumbar woeda
AT slay be is a most useful member; a clang have returned with heavy pookats and
leader, a trustee, and for many years the light hearts.
y superintendent as well as teacher in thaSun - -«- - ----^
day, School. Both Mr. and Mrs, Kirk aro Zurloll.
IT in the enjoyment of oxcelient health. At
P, the anniversary gathering wore Rev. B. L, Brusra.--Mr, R. R Johnston has sold
Hntto sud wife, Wm, Switzer and wife, bid trotting hotee to ,sir Thomas Barry o
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Stinson and handsome flea fora, panda m rt
i o J. F. S ensall f r
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►� wife, and mpany other friends and relatives, Hardy was in Hensall as .tifanday. --lies.
between fo•ty and fifty. A very kindly G F Halat returned last Monday from St..
s worded address was read by .Wss Annie Jacobs wbore he had been attending the
'l Holiingshead, accompanied by a prosout to Evangelical Couference. We learn that he
r each of a pair Of gold spectacles .and other is to go to Mildmay, and that Rav, Brandt
gifts, after which aanmptuoua dinnor vans of Crediton is to be bls sueeagsor.-Pablie
t served. School Inspector Mr Tom visited our pub;
,, 0.,x.-4 lie school last ,week. _Mr, Fred Rummel
> .� 40'oodkiam, was seen on the streets last Monday with a
very b osd grin on his fade -it is ahoy ---
4 IixrEr9-Mr. Abray is still very ill and The Debating Society adjoutned 1054 Moat
1`1a unable to leave the house. -Mr. Ford is day r. meet m i the brat Monday in October,
-Mr. Hartman Happel of Berlin is in the
about to ren% his blacksmith shop. -The village on busin0as,-Owing to increasing
wind of Thursday last unroofed many business our dressmakers have been oom
barns in this secticn, and levelled miles of palled to engagn help in the person of Miss
fencing. --Business has been good around Forest of Hillogreen.-All of ;our young
the corner. -We understand than Air, sports who are able may bol seen riding
1,1ills is negotiating a deal for t,ha 'Fullar. around the streets on their bicycles.
ton hotel. -The farmers who had not fin-
ishad seeding before winter No. 2 not in,
have again resumed operations. --Air John Clinton.
Swallow has already sold a number of his —,
new spray pumps, iThey are ahead. of BILYBro, Alias B. Murrsty was visiting in
anything we have yet ,,seen. -Messrs Me Hennall last week, -Mr It Young and fam-
Nevin Bros are still kept very busy at the ily, of Barfield, have removed to Clinton.-
wm Sambrooke has finished Miss Taylor and Mrs Moore and son, of
working at the saw mill, and will work Kirkton,and Airs McCornish, of St Thomas
with Me Glen, Bane line, -until June, when were in Clinton last Friday and attanded
he intends taking a trip to the old country the funeral of the tato Mrs Spooner. -firs.
to see his relatives. -The Fife and Drum Knott died last Thursday of paralysis, from
'Band of the Oranve Society is getting on 'nbich she had suffered for some time.
fine ; they favored the villagers with a airs. Chas. Spooner also died of congestion
short open air concert a few evenings ago. of the lungs on Wedneaday.-She had been
Give us dome more boys. -Mr Thomas hosteas of the Grand Union hotel. -Mr.
Fotheringham's children have a severe Thompson Cluff moved his faintly an
attack, of congestion of the lungs. They household effects to Goderioh. last week
are recovering very slowly. and bas permanently taken up his redid
once in the county town. -A, telegram wa
last night received stating that Mrs. Mew
Asa tree flourishes to proportion to the of Drayton , Dakota, was dead, and th
richness of the sell, so the human body remains were brought to Clinton for in
thrives in accordance with the quality of torment--- A number of tomb stones i
the blood. Hence the necessity of keeping the cemetery;,ars in poor Shape and requir
the vital fluid rich and pure with Ayer's looking after.- Very little labor and ex
Sarsaparilla, the beat blood medicine you pense at the right tine-now-woul
can find. save four or five times the expense late
Oar a lingering illnegs Mre. Mary Bow: on, Do not neglect the City of the ;Dee
a,% passed away at noon on Sunday April
19, at Helena, Mont. Her home was at Ilderton.
Clinton Ont:, and she i'wout to Helena in --
the hope of securing better health, but the FAra,-The annual spring show of th
cbange of climate did not prove beneficial. London Township Agricultural Social
Mrs. Bowers lenyes a large family, souse of was held there on April 21st. It was
whom have grown to maturity decided success, both in, attendance an
Minard's Liniment cures Garnet in cows entries of stock. The weather was favo
able, The following is the prize list ;
Heavy draught -let, Mr. N McLaughlin
2nd, A. B. Scott & Son. Agricultural
eat; •Mr+ 1V. M Ooivin. General purpose
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1Rt Air, F Stewart ; 2nd, Me Wm. Marti
Aged carriago-lat, Me Chan, Goldin
a a a 0 Throo-year-old carriage -lot, Mr. F. .
. Scott. Aged roadsters -1st, Mr. h IHa
"'�� Cl dh cC , nl , ham ; 2nd, Mr. Wm McLerR ; 3rd, Mr
Vandeliner, Tbree-year-old roadsters- 1
We have ,.large and Well-
assorted Stock of. Ready-
1.mixed Paints, Wall Papers
With borders to match, Car.
pets, Floor. oil Cloth..e, Lace
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Cutins , Art giiglins ; ` and
many other things which
helpto make the home , beau-
tiful after house cleans is
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ceived a
welaVe ,[list, le
'ergs all -
line of double fold Serge, _,
` our rice
4tJ001 Dress C'zOOdS 17
25c yd'! Bo s' Suits, $1.50,
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Hensall.
Nr GAMBRON SMITH, Barrister. SOW -
ter, Conveyanoex: Offioo Main-sL so
an ba consulted after offree hours at the
ommeroial Hotel, 11onsall. p
$2100 worth of new Spring goods justopened " re
ut at A. wassloh's.tho old reliable Boot & a
hoe dealer. of Ilensall. We are always to a
he front in erica, quality and style, and carry rt
stook equal to any city. Thesewoods have
eon bought for aash, direotfrom b�anufaotur i
rs, this enables us to sell foot -wear. as cheap
ad chomeer than any. other dealer, As our ao
Moto is anlbasbeen 'Small Profits and quick n
aturns. and by our square and ironeat deaiinR T
n the past. our tradaia inQreaalil{1 ovary Year,
B and Shoos made to order in thr, Iatest
eels, and n first class At or no Sala. Ro
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p to.
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neatly done and pxamptta attended 1 . have also in Stook a Iar;re assortment of
Franks and Valises at Bargains. Butter and
Ewes taken in exclian ator Roods, 10 peroent o
oIf for cash on all ready made goods' (Dalt and k
exa olxQaour okook, and be convinced that weall A
A. Wsarr.ari.Proprietor. a
Sign the Big Boot. i
Following are the market quotations
Wheat . . , ........ • - - 63 to 64
Barley ...... . ......... 03 to 35 0
Oats .. ..... 30 to 30
POOR.....,......., 53 to 55
Hay .............. 6,00 to 7.00
Battex... ,...171018
Eggs ............. i to 12
Hogs ........ 801to 8.211
clever seed, .........8.60 to 8;75
Bxtowx BILLY --Aa the hcrae season has
commenced, ;and the farmers and others
dookiu,v to Murdook'a livery barue, the old
standof'Brown Billy,' Ono can now realize
how such a stook horde was apureolated,
Regrets are heard on all hands of his having
left the country ; but ,Mr. Murdock getting
abig figure departed reluctantly with him;
the people of ATanitoba, where Afessrs.
Hunter Gi Johng have taken frim maywell
eompiimeait themselves an having this
horse among them, 110 is a strong horse
full of vigor and game and his got aroalllarga
rangy, etylipb, and good movers, both suit-
sblo fey the farm and road, while many of
theta have proved themselves troltero..
Brown Billy was also a great race horse
and beat the noted pacer John Duncan at
Brantford in i8fr9.
Itnturs---Business has been good in town.
--The more enterprising rasidents are busy
fixing uli their homes and aurroundinge.--
tilt
l idowt
a 'ca mint s
'1 ni
i building .fr
H. Cook in
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and erecting a pipe fence in front of his-
premises.
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premises. Ding street will soon prPsont
A nice appearatice.--Miss Clarke of Califor
nig is visiting friends in town.--Anessauh
naso, withopt the battery, was triad here
on Monday, the principal? being Berry vs.
Greenslade, GreeneleAs threatened tllut
if he were a younger man he would put
Berry into the ditch mighty quick. at the
same time shaking his fiat in:Berry s face.
Berry had him before Squire Buchanan on
a charge of assault, and Greenslade, was
fiued $1 and costs. R, H. Collins of Ex-
eter for Greenslade and Smith of Hensail
for Berry. -'Mr -R, Molatyre and family
have returned to town. It is said that
Ralph will re -build his hotel destroyed by
fire last fall -Mr Chas, Meyers sold his
house on Icing street to Air Louis Herald,
station aggnt. Mr. Herald takes posses
sion next weok,-Alr, Win Reid moved
out of town to the 2nd con, Hay, on Mr.
Robdrt McArthur s farm. -Mr. Chris.
Eilber and wife of Zurich were visiting at
Air Chas Bossenberry's on Sunday. -Mr
John E. McDouald was at London on Sat.
urday on business.-Rav- Mr. Marta of
Exeter occupied the pulpit in Carmel
church last Sunday. --Quarterly meeting
wilt be held in the Methodist church next
Sunday. -Mr. Louis Roedding of Zurich
was in town on Tuesday night ; also Mr.
Hoffman. -Air. R. Cirdmore is putting a
n new verandah in front of his dwelling on
dQueen street. -Mr Robert Patterson is
putting shutters on bis house on Queen
street, which is occupied by Mr John Car-
: michael.-Mr John Pope, our merchant
n tailor, is now sporting a horse -Rev. Mr.
, McGee of Georgetown, formerly of Hen -
0 sail, made a flying visit to his many
friends last Friday and Saturday. -Mr. H.
I Cook, our enterprising miller. sot an order
0 for 4000 bags of flour from a Toronto firm.
-Air Fred Schroeder of Dashwood was in
d town on Tuesday. -Mr. Robert Bell's
r foundry is now finished, and in first-class
Dead running order for doing all kinds of re-
pairs. -John McArthur, banker, was at
London on Wednesday.
M1DDLltaEx.
e A, Bryant, V. S. has opened an office in
Y Luoau,
a The superintendent of the agriculture
d department, Air. R S Hodgins, of Luca
r- will doubtless be a busy 'man during th
- , World's Fair, as be willhave 15,000 fee
; . of space to look after, In which there wit
-` be an exhibit.of almost every product the
- a rich agricultural country can produce.
n. - ►-sae-* --
g. The License Commissioners for th
J. South Riding met in Mitchell o
Hai
Tuesday afternoon and dealt with th
L applications for hotel and shop licenses fo
at this coming year as follows: -St. Marys.
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Stanley,
April 21 t
The council met at area A r a
Th c u V
cording to notice. Members all
resent, Minutes of previous meeting H
Ad andisigned.. Tenders for building
bridge, known as Dinadale's bridge, o
ere opened and read, Win. Lemon a
as given the contract, his tender be-
g the lowest. The council then ad. a
urned to meet again on if ay 25th o
ext At 10 O'Clook a, =l Gr. J. STEWART
T, Cleric of Stanley, s
0hiselhurst. i
BRisas 'There has been a good deal r
I sickness in town lately.—Mrs. Per- t
ins, Mrs, Nicholls, and Miss Essle r
icTaggart, also Mr, Shaw, or., were I
it on the dick list, but are all recover,
ng, --Mina Rebecca Robb, of this plane
has graduated As a trained nurse, from I
London hospital. --Ted Latta has re-
ured a good situat-tots with Mr. Cud
more at brick laying and plastering.--
Quite a number of our young men who
went to Dakota last year have secured
Rood situations in this neighborhood.
$20 a. month Is the general wagon paid
to ,good hands.—Kr, H, Ayer has re-
turned from Detroit lately, whore he
lion been visiting friends, He is not
muob zmpredaed with the Sabbath ob-
servance of that city and ln,speaking
before the Epworth. League congrat-
Mated the young people of this place
for their strict observance of the $ah -
bath day, tela want more men zn aur
League like Mr. Ayer and Messrs Mc-
Key and Bell, who exhort the young
to be true to their Queen, to God and
their country, Ted Latta intends to
go to camp with the .Exeter oanipany
to learn'the art of war, A. L. Bell,
who served in one of the Highland
volunteer regiments in Scotland, in
company with P. MoPay will likely
also go to Camp.
Drysdale
Bltlicys—One of themostsevere mind
storms ever felt in this vicinity passed
Thursday
t lost week, i a o a
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Oyer liar. o re
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Considerable damage was done to
fences and outbuildings, R. Turner
had the roof taken of£bid stable; Aroh.
Stirling, implement shed blown down;
John LAport, a tog barn in Lair Condit.
ion taken down; P. Badore, part of the
roofon horsa stable; G, Briseoin one
chimney taken off; besides other bap-
,%,^ Dings of minor imporinnee.—Mr.
Jesse Horner and !amity have remov-
ed to Port Huron, whore we under-
stand he has obtained a situation with
Meusrs, Craig rb Laing in their exten-
sive fishing establishment.—We regret
to learnithatIRrs. Dryadalehasbeen laid
up with inflammatory rheumatiamfor
sometime, but is now showing signs
of rocovery,—Mr, J. W, Howard bas
been laid up wrtb;a sore neck for over
two weeks, but is now recovering.—
Mr. Jos. Rou had the misfortune to
out four of his toes nearly off with the
axe, It appears that he and his
brother Henry were putting up a fence
where it crosses the creek. Henry was
on one side of the creek and Joseph
on the other. Joe needed the axe on
his aide and called to Henry to pitch
it over. Henry at once complied and
the result was it fell on Joe's fool
nearly severing four of his toes.—I r
R. Drysdale is the proud posaessor o.
a duck egg, the production of a oom
parative small duok .The egg measure)
81 inches lengthwise and weighs 4;
ounces.—Our enterprising teachers
Mr. A, Denomyand Mr. W. J- Mitobef
are enjoying a luxury of a $I00 bicycl,
the Brantford make. They are ver;
handsome and well got up, with al
the latest improvements, The Ob
Sberrit place, sold a short time ago t
Mr. P. Lamont for $825, has been re
sold to Mr. Defrenter, of Stratford fol
$1000. Mr. Lamont realized $175 b
the transaction: -The contract for th
erection of the new fence around th
1 school ground was awarded to Mr. ,
n Holland, of Bayfield, for $49.
e
t The whole body of coat miners in Ob
i will likely got out on strike on .Way l i
t the result of the failure of the miners an
operators to agree on s wage scale for 0
year ending thou.
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Mr. F. Paisley; 2nd, Mr. R. ,Smith, wo- h �Vhelrhan J. W. Cat car ,
year. old roadsters -let, Mr. Wm, Walker.
Agad French horse -1st, Mr. D McNair,
Aged German coach-lat, Messrs. Dow &
Tennent. Aged blood. :let, Mr. J. D.
O'Neil,. 2nd', Air. J. B. Martin. Three-
year.old blood-lst,Mr. R. Paisley. Aged
Durham bull --1st, Mr. One Ferguson.
Two -Fear -old Durham bull'--lst, Wm.`
Pawriok & Son. one -year-old Durham bull
let, Mr. R. S. Dongiags ; 2nd, Mr. J.
Hord ;,3rd, Wm. Patrick & Son.' Jersey
: bull -1st, Mr. Wm. Charlton,
The best medical authorities have pro
nounced Ayer's Sarsaparilla to be the most
skilfully,; ,adjusted, combination of alterative
ani tonics known to pharmacy., It
is this
fact which has earned for it the well -merit-
ed title of the Superior Medicine,
mer;
An effort is being made by the to -per:
anae people of London to have the bare
and saloons closed at it o'dlook: every
evening during the week.
After An illness extending oven a year
Me, Albert Snowden of Parkhill' died last
Wednesday morning at the premature age
of 25 jeara. Having lived in Parkhill near .
ly allhis lifetime'he waw known to, many.
Minawd's Liniment @arse Colds, @to,
Hole.-Josep ,
G. McLean, J. G. Constable, JAS, Moir,
W. Graham, and James Moore, granted ;
W. Cosgrove, deferred, Shop -A. Beattie
& Co. and John Walsh, granted. -Logan.
-Hotel-John Longeway and Henry Vie.
for, granked.-Blanchard-Hotel- Mrs.
M. Henry, granted W. J. McIntyre, de-
ferred .-Downie- J.
eferred.-Downie-J. D. Martine, Riohard
Chowen, Theo, Rohfritaoh' James Murphy,
and Joseph Mayae,.granted,-South East-
, V. Foerator0
R. J, Bubo, Val. Weis, granted; Mrs. M.
Moore, deferred', .Henry Quaid, refused.
Shop -Ed, Bauer; granted; John Hartbid,
refused.-Mitehsll-.Ho-Coltel qolionu &
Browu, Geo. D. Finley, Louis Gordner,
Mrs. 0ollisoii, C F.. Witte and M, me -
Goliath, granted. Sbop-D. O'Leary, grant-
ed. -Hibbert -Hotel -Con, Prendergast,
oI; o
nna
J.M ,
F. Carlin, granted. Shop -J.
rnish
granted -Fullerton -Hotel -'Phos. Cornish
Mrs. Mary Brown, Geo. Hook, granted.
on, Sunday last as Miffs Johns of Tooker
smith 'a lad who'lias 'been in delicate
health for some time,isat by the stoveshe
fainted and fell, forward, `her head resting
on the top of the stove. Her left ear was
so badly burned. that It ififeared she will
lyse it 'entirely;
a..
For 60 days I Mill offer
quantity of Goods purchase
at low prices
25 cent Dress Goods for 150 per y
12.E cent Gingbatms for Be,per y
10 cent Prints . for 5c per y
10 cent Muslins for 5c per .y
",Lace Curtains for loc per y
Ladies'Vesbs,3 for25e.
A special line Tweeds for 95c per y
Men's suits, at low prices; a job line
men's Felt Hints ; a -large stock of Wi
Papers at 3c a roll and upwards; a- fi.
display of all the latest styles in Milli
ery, Ladies.Jackets and Capes. Parti
requiring anything in this line will
well, to call before, purchasing.
A large stock of Hardware in all t
g
leadin lilies.:
A call soliczbod. MJ )EYALI
CONDENSED DISTRICT
XF4W8• A WISE
uunox.
It will cost $38,000 to fix the Goderleb
or bar.
Mr, James Glenn., of Lumley was ,erne
for by a heavy roller recently, and had
astral ribs broken.
A part of the tool of the Court House
td the G. T. R. round house, were taken C
I by the wind last Thursday at Godenob, t
During the year 1892, 21 persons were
ant from Huron to the asylum for insane. t
'he total admissions from Huron. Fines the 1'
syluma have been in :existence, are- 472. s
It it said that the members the
e
s
Vingham Presbyterian church will raise
he annual ministerial fund to $2,000, and v
rill endeavor to secure the beat man ob. a
minable for that amount of money, IC
On Saturday morning about 4 o'clock Rev S
Alex, grant of Lucknog paused to his long
sat at the ripe age of 82 years. Although E
filing for some time his death weal nulook 1
id for Deceased was one of the first (
aresebere in this part of the oountry and i
the first Presbyterian minister in A.•hfield,
The Goderioh Star says ;-' The young
woman Kirkpatrick, whose unfoxtunate t
condition was charged against Thomas 1
Craig, has died from the effects of premat.
ate exposure after the birth of her child,
Ae stated previously, she was mentally un-
lit to care for Iaerself, and during the tem,
perarp abaaRaa of an attendant wandered
out of the house in bar night clothes, eon.
treating a cold which resulted in [puerperal
lover. Craig was subsequently, brought
before Reeve. I'roudfoot. lint the evidence
against'him being confined to the state-
ments of the girl nothing further could be
done in the charge and he was therefore
released. The prosecution with it stated
that had the girl not been delirious ap "'
the moment of death, bar evidence would
havo been taken in a form to allow its use
in court.
Daring ilia year .1891, 53 mains and. 91
females were eoinnoll A to the Goderieh
jail ; in 1892, 46 males and 5 females were
committed, a decrease of 21 balween the
tivo years. Vivo were sent up for dirnnken
uses in 1891 and two in 1892, 22 were
committed for the first time ; 5 for the
second ; 3 for the %bird, and ,21 ,for.more
than the third time ; 15 were married ; 9
r t •
ecoid, neither read ear write ike, 12wes em.
perate. and 39 intemperate. The daily
coat of the rations for the prisoners was 9J
ate. at which figure they would not "fare
sumptuously every day." The total jail
ozpendttare for the year was $2,287.74; the
average cost per prisoner for food, fuel, oto
being 17,01; avataga cost for salaries, eta.
$27.84, or a fatal averago cost per prisoner
of $44.85. The average daily coat of each
prisoner was $21.69,
pEnTQ.
The mmma of Fish Creaky. 0, bas boon
olianged to Prospect 1141.
The St. 'Marys merchants nowcloset
their stores at 6 o'clock,
Mr, T. D. Stanley baa been appointed
inland revenue ofi'rcar of St, Marys.
The fire alarm triangle for St, Marys
woe tested this week and thoroughly filled
the bili.
114 prisoners were committed to the
Stratford jail during the year ending Sept.
30th I892.
The Mitchell undertakers havo conduct-
ed 33 funerals since January 1st This
shows a heavy mortality.
Messrs, Graham Bros of St. Marys on
Monday shipped a ear load of horses from
Indiana to Scotland.
A livery stable in Mitchell was demolish-
ed by the twind storm on Thursday last,
and a great deal of damage done.
In all probability the erection of a now
Methodist Sabbath school building St.
Marys, will be proceeded with this sum -
.
mar.
I The 'public sobbol board of Stratford
; have decided to hold a monster school con-
cert in June ; 1.400 pupils will partiaoip•
t site
t Mr. E. Dusty, shoemaker, of St, Marft
r has made an assignment and Mr. J, W
I Broderiok of Exeter has parebased th,
I stock.
According to the Dominion census thea
are 900 Methodists in Mitchell, 469 allure
of England, 452 Presbyterians, and 12•
r Roman Catholics,
I' Federal Bank bills are worthless afte
0 May 4th, Examine your pile and if yoI
9 have any, hand them in for exchange oto
t• local bank at Ono,-.
The Blanobard bheese factory manage
ment are building anew lenring room' an
o making other preparations for an increw
,a mg, output'tbis summer.
d The Ontario ,Government'a proportio
e of duties for liquor licenses and fines lel
year from South Perth was $2,479.49, an
1 from North Perth,85 440.11.
Mitchell contributed lest year to tl
Provincial Government for liquor licensi
and fines 61590, only8811.56 came back'
the municipality.
At a meeting at the directors of the Nort
Perth Agricultural Society a motion
strike out the general purpose horse cla
a from the prize list was. unanimously adop
l ea'
There are 2310276 acres of land in Norl
Perth its laid out ;for Dominion purpose
and 232,061 acres in South Perth. TI
square miles of the former is 361, and tl
I, `latter $62,
1 A, splendid milk cow belonging to Mr. '
I Campbell of Mitchell gave birth a few eve
l inks ago to two fine Jersey ealves,m'ale ar
3 female. Mr- Campbell sold the female f
$10:
The assessment of Kitchell .was revis
n r
ce a leasee
a Dors., u n th
,� this year, and as q
of of personal and rest property is about $8(
` leasee
se of 50 in t
411 �0• There ze as
population,
ie Mr, E. F Davis of Mitchell; lost his fi.
n- dneada
v night. She
had "fv
mare on Wef3
ad look
es birth to a foal the day previous n
to all right in. the evening. In :the mornir
she' was fauna dead,
The f;naneial report for the year of t
ie Qhnrch of England, Mitchell, shores oa
on hand S3486,and net indebteduoss
the church on $184,14. The raetor'g of
aey'ives.incresoed to $900. �.
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SOLILOQUY V
U' Dear 1 l swish that house -
leaning was over. Just. think,
.free roorris to paper, and. the sit-
:ng room and spa;:e be&rooln must
aye new carpets, My, my 1 11
eems to ins we are always buying
e t r
om t11114g, But neve mind,, 1t
ron't cost so much after all, for I
m told that J. P, Ross got a lame
;tock of the loveliest wall papers
with borders to match that were
ver seen in Exeter; and such.
ieautiful all -wool 'Tapestry and
;arpets, all at prices within the
each of all, and better still, #hey
ay I can get a $5.00 Picture
hrown in. Ain't it a caution i
;'m going there, so I am. Are
sou ?
MRS. W IDE -A -WAKE,
The eontraot'for the erection of the noir
?rssbyterian oburch•Mitoball wan awarded
;o Mr. Jahn Davis, of Mitchell, carpenter,
sud Mr, E. N. Causeway, of St. Marys,
rho sum covering this work is nearly
�11,EOO The seating will cosi $1,260.
A meeting, of the Sirktoa'bare 1kall club
was hold on Saturday ayenizrg, ,lien the
fcliOwing officers were elected . Han. Free,
l3, McGowan ; Pies, Dr. *Thompson ;'Vice.
Pres. W. R. Carr ; Seo'y John 0 Brien ;
J'r"ao. Robert Bryaos,
Lao. Sunday afternoon, Willie, iho12 "N
year old ann of Wm Robinson,. of the South
Ward, St. %larys was running through the
old comotary with an open pen -knife in
itis hand,' he fell and the "knife naeaed
between the second and third riba, on
bin ripht side, severing an artery and pen-
etratmg the lung, He is getting bettor.
Edmund Arthur bfarpby, eon of Mrs,
J. J. Halt, of St. Marys who in February
Iast bad bis feet frozen in the mountainous
region of Colorado, and was taken to the
hospital in Lake City in that state, where
he underwent amputation of both feet, died
on the 12th inat., after undergoing asecond
operation from which he never rallied.
To ONT AT Tlr6 FACTIL— Regarding
Hood'a Sarsaparilla, ask the people who
take this medicine, or read the testimon-
isla often published in this paper. They
will, certainly convince you that Hood's
Saraaparills possesses; unequalled merit,
and that AOOD'S CURES.
Hood's Pills cure constipation by restor-
ing the peristalio action of the alimentary
canal. They are the beat family cathartic.
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ImrijoEs TION CuliED.—Gentlemen.-Iwas
thoroughly onred of indigestion by using
only three bottles of B. B, B. and truth-
fully recommend It to all suffering from
the''namemalady.
Aute. P.AvrDgox, Winnipeg. Man.
Look at the date on your label this
week, and see that your name is mark-
ed well in advance.
%3 No paper is discontinued until alt
arrears are fully paid, except at the option
of the publisher. -
The date when the subseripsion expires
is on the address label of each paper, the
change of which to a snbeequent date be-
comes a receiptfor remittance. Subseribers
I will please examine their label before and
after making a remittance.
Rebeooa Wilkinson, of Brownavalley, In,
I says :-"I have been in a distressed condi-
t tion for three years from Nervousness
L Weakness of the Stomach, Dyspepsia and.
Indigestion until my health was gone. I
i bad been doctoring constantly with no re -
i lief. I bought one bottle of South Ameri-
s can Nervine; whioh done me more good
than any $50 worth of doctoring I over did
- in my life. I would advise every weakly
3 personto use this valuable and lovely rem-
edy. A trial bottle will convince yon.
Sold by C. Gutz, Druggist.
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