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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1893-7-13, Page 1ev THE BEST .Advertising Medium —rw— Tars SECTION. LOOK fAt the Label. See if You are RAID .IN .A.IN NCE VOL, XX. NO, 47. Illy Go Barlfoot- When you can get a good, high, man's Plow Shoe at 13,e . cGowan's for 90o..P Also: a complete Line of WOMEN'S MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S OXFORD TIES in TANS and DUNGOLAS, These Goods were bought direct iron the Manufacturers and will be sold at prices that cannot be beaten. Eggs ix cents ter doz, R. 1vTcGQW"AI‘T, General Merchant, Ridden. Zurich. Eitizti•s,---Miss. Magg1e Well la visit ing her parents in the village. —W. 1!I, Watson of Seaforth 'was in the village the latter part of last; week. -,-Rev. Mr, Brandt returned home on Thurs- day of last week from a two weeks holiday trip.—Charles McDonald of Bengali spent Sunday in tho v illtige.— Miss Jennie MeNevin has returned to town,.—Mise C, IXersey who had charge of the millinery department of Messrs.. Appel and Zoller, during the past seas- on returned to her home in Exeter on Thursday of last week. no was the longest to remain of ourmiltiuere.—airs N. Deiehert has returned from a visit to friends in Detroit. ---Henry Jacobo. and E. Nablo of Hansall spent Sunday in the village,—Barry ,Xing of Sllipka was iira{�tlio village on Sunday --William 1)igoaili of Exeter "spent Sunday with friends in the village, ---Mr. Welsh of Seaforth wasin the village the latter part of last week.—Bev. Mr. Trelevan preached his first aertnonin the village on Sunday last. —Mr, Nickles Deicbert who has been working in Detroit for some time past is %isiting his parents m the village. --J. A. Williams was in Exetef;)ic>f Thursday of last week.—W. H. Hoffman was in Craditon on Mon- day last. It is rumored that a new confectionery store' and barber shop will be opened by a gentlemen in Hart- sell. shortly. -..-.Bud Doble, the noted horse trainer, had quite an experience on the track the other evening with Christ Eilber's trotting horse "Baker Boy." Fortunately no bones were broken and the sulky is not beyond repair.—Mr. Balker and family of 13rus. selsare visiting friends in the village.— Dr. Thompson of Hensell was in the village on Thursday of last week.—Mr. Louis Roedding has returned from, a trip to Tilaonburg, and several other places. TUAx ,'Caw" -The Zurich cerraapondcut of the Advocate last week penned for that erratio sheet a conglomerate,' and hetero. geneons jumble of English, which no one, not oven the distinguished editor can de- fine. The correspondent is quite an old boy, of stately form with pomp enongh to imagine himself monarch of all he surveys. He denies being a married man, much Iese being a father of either son or daughter. We are sorry for this admission, se he hos laid claim to paternal alliance, and oitimes we have heard him called father by those who eat at his table. My diminutive or rather prodigious imperecptibl.a qualifioat• ions, (Oh, myl) may amount for many ehortooneinge, but the fast still remains tbat ,when Pa., or maybe better known as proprietor of the Glasgow Wholesale Home assume to blame others for what his own eon-le/guilty of, and imagines the public believed him, be is eating the genuine "Crow." It is patent that hie own boy did the"Oaw" ant, and if be disgraced his Pa. keep the quarrel among yourselves and not show your teeth to the thea fax indulgent,• public. Kindly do not again thrust upon as euoh a specimen of English as was Mood's Idteiment puree Colds; etc. Woodham This week we are offering' a job lot of Boys'and Misses' Boots at .50o, Por,�sy Sipes ranging ;from 1.0 to 2. We are also . giving great values in Goods •you are just now reeding, such as: Sugars, Gass Ses,lers, I-3oys' and Youths' Ready. lnadc Glotl ing, Summer . Dress (odds, Men's and Boy's' Hats, Ladies' Parasols,; Etc., Etc. Call and be convinced that vve are giving, ezaxa value for your xizaney. Rinst price paid 'Butter aniEgo, R, l".!: FORD & CO AND HURON & MIDDLESEX GAZETTE. "HEW TO THE LINE, LET THE CHIPS FALL WHERE, THEY MAY* EXRTER,-ONTARIO; THURSDAY BRAINING, JULY 13, 18 ° ground out last week, or we will leave to take up a subsoription to pay for a envie it some institution o t ear ' 1 ping .: 1&a.'EDrTon...In last weeks tasuo of the Exeter Ad vooa to there o appeared ea re d an item in the Zurichmews. w C 1t ia' ect marine r very politely refers to mvso.f, The item wao. not very lengthy but it contained some words which I +oppose wero thought biz by the Advocate oorrespondent booaaao ho could not prom:mile° nor spelt them hinneet. when I read the item t thought no more of it, for eon- sidering the writer And the paper it appeared though, it unworthy of any aeneible per, eons totem, but since that I found that it had led moat people to believe that I was the Zurich correspondent to your valuable paper. Welt Mr Editor, I beg right lore to state that I am not the cor. to your paper neither did I have anything whatever to do with the oom- position of the item in the "Twee" two weeks alto at which the Advocate :or, stated that ho had not yet *sashed thatgreat degree of pater• nalambition and had not oven a'frau' Well Air, Editor, that is news to every person in Zurich fords long as I have known the said soribo it was suPposo d that those boys and girls were hia own dn. but he denies i e G so I will not try to dispute it at all. Further on he mentions something like 'The bardY serib e is quite A boy himself but he ha, eyid- ontly got some 'caw on the brain.{ Well, Mr. Editor it may possibly be true that X have a 'caw" on my, brain, but it I have I am not the only one rn Zurich who hes ono, for the Advocate cor, proved to us last week that he had large: and anu.h worse "oaw" on his brain. 2eoploirrclaes home should never throw stones" I, Mr, Editor. don't pretend to be a Ohristien but 1 would never make a rough gueoa and than have it published in the Meal paper and the advocate Cora guess last week was a very great distenoo from rho truth. :then as to that little 'cawing' affair wealth has:caused the .Advocate correspondent qo many nights of worry.' I have only to say Met I stood et the corner and hi and the Atn. voeate Coes supposed son'saw' at theta ladies but he would have eau believe that I was the ono to oaw. Mi. Editor I am prepared to Prove that I did not caw at those tattles when they passed, for 1 had more respect for myself and esreoially whon the Advocato cor. sat aerossthe street with 4 er 5 of his assistants, with mouths open looking for news. Before I .close Mr. Editor f beg to inform you that X did not require the aealetence of merohauts, olerke. Tanners, oditorsand ethos to help me compose *hie article. Tlauking you ell..Editor for the apace in year valuable papor and trusting that the Advocate *or ,meynever again contribute hisguess warlt for pablioa- ti0n. I ant, yours vert truly, HORACE 51. HARDY. W incheleea. SR1T•,F3.•-,fir. 0. U. and Miss M. J. Powell of W lnchelsen, and Mr, 0, W . and W. A. Lee of Toronto, and Mrs.. John A. Graham and children of St. Marys, were thegueets of David Wynn- Sunday.—Mr. Geo, Powel and daugh- ter Maggie, intend leaving for Chicago the latter part of this month. Woodham. BmEr3.—Business is rather quiet around the corner these days, the farmers are all hustling so get the big crop of hay off before the fall wheat is ready.—Rev, A, X. Birks who has been visiting his parents here for the past few days, left yesterday morning for the World's Fair.—Mr, Jos. Pegler is doing a rushing business at the Tile Yard this summer, having already burned five kilns. ('.rand Mena. Bram.- Farmers are busy this week with their hay and the crop in an abundant ono,—The dredge is getting along well and will soon be m the channel of the riyer.—Mr. Joseph Brenner is drawing stone for'tbe new hotel which he intends building this summer.—The camping grounds are fairly well inhabited now, Mr. Spack- man'a carpenters are still working away. They will soon have five new cottages completed. --Mr. Horton,wife and irieuds are here in camp now .— Mr. Bishop and family; Dir. Maine's family; Ittrs. Crawford and faintly; Mrs. Fish and family; Mr, Miller and wife of Exeter, are here in camp. Kipper, Baras3,—bliss S. J. Stewart, teacher of school' No. 14 flay, is spending the holidays with ;her parents near Luck- now.—Miss ItI E. MoMordie, teacher, it home from Kincardine.—Miss Jen- nie Monis has returned from Foos; where she has been spending a few weeks with .her relatives.—Robert Bunt, ir. is visiting his parents here i alao Mx. and Mrs. G. Hunt. -Mr. Wm, lvison is visiting his relatives here.— The cattle trade bee been quite brisk in this vicinity. A buyer from Toron- to shipped three carloads on Satur. day. Messrs, McLeanCooper, Taylor and MoMordie have disposed of their flit cattle at good figures considering the state of the market. Blyth. BRIEFS.-- On Monday poet Sellar constructed a booth at the end ofMc- Kinnon , c`z!✓ass store re fo r the li purpose of wakiug a few 'bawbees" on the 12th, he having got permission from Councillor McGee and Reeve Young.. Constable Davis, under the by-law tore it down. In the evening a meeting Was held in industry hall by the omen - to settle the questionas to whether he was juetified in using his anthority in suohwmariner. After the members had talked the matter over they con- cluded there was no 'obstruction - and thatConstableDaviaiexceeded his duty, —Mr. G. Elroy, of Woodstock, is visit- ing the parental roof these days.—We are sorry to bear that Mr .WiII Sines, who hag been on the sick list for some time past;: is not improving, as rapidly as his many friends wish.—On Sunda evening the members of L. 0. L. No 983, to the number of, 40, marched from their hall to Trinity church where they took possession of meats reserved for them tohear a epocinl sermon preached to them by tho,r Bro.,Rev. 1. E. Ifigley. t Hensall. CAMERONM S T I H Barris tor,olio'+ S t tor, Conveyancer- Office Alafn-at, can be consulted after offloe *hours se the Commercial hotel. Remit, oa Gr tar fiai' 17 na is what a,.•a o f looking war and the right place to get them in Boot & Shoos is at the lfonsall ,toot ei Shoe Eine porium. This week we are offering all kinds of Summer (lode at special Bargains • S uch. as lted Axford Ties. Mens Canvas Shoes Women's Prunella Gaiters. and Slippers. Women's Toe Slippers at half pried and all other eoods as amp and cheaper than ane other dealer iu the County. Call and See Butter & Bugs talon. Sian of Big Boot. G11,11112'SAkl Crereniyo i.Fen TirraTY having decided to offer our immense stook of worsted tweed panting gents Furnishings etc„ at a creat roduotion during this apodal Sala we take pleasureire calling Bo urAttenti on tothe following gnotettons, Buying in largo quantities. tram the best whatosalao see, we o0 1 give you bettor value and more choice than pity, Inpantingskwo bvo50,diff ani vat - tuna of all the newest and latost styles which wilThe n be our navy blue ar d two duspuit ge made to order from $7.50 to 812,00. regular prices 810.00 to $15.00. Our $12,0() all wool s ergo settings are soiling *rapidly, they meth() best value that was ever offered in klonsan. in our thew window you will soee, lot of summer shirts and drawero. This lotwo are offering at 25 ass. each , regular price 400•, and Buell is the ease with all other linos of our stork, & lfao of Cambrieh shirts we are clearing sat .it 50 ass. oaolt worth $L00, Our large stook o; bats, rtes, socks, braces, et** will be sold at goat daring this special sale, This apaoial 30 dayasalo will be for Gash only, Customers may rely on flatting a bargain during this sale. De not hue 81.00 worth nn, til ..you have seen our ateek. Satisfaction. guarantee.. fonts Pore, Merchant Tailor, Hensel], Follcwing aro the market quotations Wheat ... 58 to 59 Harley , . , , , ...... 35 to 25 Oats . , 32 f'o 33 l;lasHatter.,.,.., 5::tto56 Bay 0,00 to14 407.0k2 o 15 7.00 Eggs ..,. ...... 11.to 11 Hoge 8.00 trti 8,115 Clover seed 8 b0'to 8.75 A,. Weamem 13ir.nn's.—Mr. Adam Berry, eon of the 'ate Mr. A, 'Berry, rode over here from St, Clair. Michigan, on his wheel this week, and is spending a few flays among hit re- latives. --Mr. tl, Logic, student of Knox College, Toronto, and son of tate late Rev. John Legis, will occupy the pulpit of Car- mel Presbyterian Church for the incoming month. during theettbsonce of the paator, who left here teat" week for his annual holidays fir. Login is a clever young man, anti hisiliacoureas are both eloquent and rz,tpreesive.—linsinesa is dull in town owing to the farmers being busy haying. -- A largo number from here attended the 12th July celebration in Exeter to -day. Rev. 0, 3f. 13:idgman, formerly of Henoall in the diocese of Huron, has been appoint- ed by Bishop Ruliaon to All Sainte' Church Shenandoah, in the diocese of Central Pennsylvania. Mr. Bridgman ie succeecie ad at Millbank by the Rev. Charles R. (rune, Al. A. Lumley. On Friday lent a team of horses, owned Mr. Henry Anaerson, of the 7th con. of Usborne, wan away with the mowing maoh- tne. They jumped over a rail fence, taking the machine after them through the bush, where the machine was soon torn to atoms. The horses continued the tun with the pole and whifdelrees, bat were captured unhurt. The machine is a total wreck. Hills (*teen. Buss's.—Mr. Noah Shaffer has returned to Toronto, atter opending a week visiting friends in this vicinity. --Mr. Joseph Hud- sou left for Marlette, Mich., on Monday being called there iby the illness of his brother.—A valuable horse, the property of lir, Wm. Wiley, of the Parr line, was recently ,overly injured by coming in con- tact with a wire fence.— Messrs. W. Jar- rett and W. Hart, the well known thresh - ere have recently purohaeed 0 new Peer- less separator. (itodericll, BnnEFs: Mr, R. H. CoIlius, barrister of Exeter, was in the county town laat week. -Mr. Adam Cook, who has been confined to the house for sometime, was out for a drive this week.—Mr. end leIrs. Cayley Hamilton, of Regina, are in town. —Mrs - A. Rose, of Toronto, was in town the past week,—Mr. Wm, Hutchinson, of Manitoba is visiting at the family residence.—Our local Orangemen and friends leave this morning for Exeter to celebrate the day.— Miss Mary Sharman is speeding the holiday term at the family residence, East street. —Miss Wiggins is spending the mid- summer vacation in Goc1erieh.—Rey. Mr. lectured in Temperance Hall on Monday. —The law offices in town will, during July and August, close on Saturdays at 1 p. m. and other day e at 3. ashwood —ALL PARTIES REQUIRING— RELIABLE BINDER „n, TW N Are requested to call and see Samples and get rices before purchas- ing. ing. C 41.1 HALL 'Dashwood.. CONDENSED. DISTRICT NEWS. anon', Mr. Hill # Clinton s i an pze anted the salvat- ion army of that town with $65. The Bluevalo cheese factory was success. ful at Chieago in winning a medal for cheese, Flood's Pine cure all liver .ills. 25 cants, ,gent by mail on receiptof price ty 0, I. Hood & Co„ Lowell, Afars, Ur. W. i fcQuoen, B. A„ of Bruoefield has been appointed.. mathematical *meter of Brookville Collegiate Institute, It is reported that Vire. (izev,i H; Me- Quarric, late of Wingham, has fallen heir to $10,000 by the death of a brother, Mr W M Doig has been re-engaged as teacher in S. 8 No 9, idi:oKillop, for the year ending 1894 et a salary of $b00. tsir, D),C,ld Lean of l ippen had 16 acres of naw hay stared in his barn on the 1st of July, Let us hear who can beat ;this. The Methodist chard' Wingliam was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednes day morning, when Florilla 0., For the half-year ending June 30, there wero registered with the town clerk of Oiiuton, 24 births, 10 marriages, and 20 deaths. A gentleman was in Wingham on Wed- needay seeing what could be done in the way of getting up;a joint stook oornpany for the establishment of a felt boot fied- cry. eldeet daughter of 11'. G. Sperling, Eaq„ of the Arm of Gray , Young k Spading, salt manufacturers, was united in marriage to Wm. T. J, Bernath d; Son, merchants of this town. Christopher Corbett, of Bolgrave died last week at the age of 82 years, Somo Mouths ago he had a fall and has been confined to his bed siuce. He was a much respected citizen. A valuable parse belonging to Mr. Geo. Laidlaw, of Tuekeramith, while in Waiper's hotel stable $eaforth on Saturday was kicked by another horse and had he leg broken, It had t0 be Allot.. llfr. James Houston of Egraoadville died suite suddenly one day lest week. Ho retired in his uanal health but daring the. night was seized with paralysis, from which he diad shartly aftorwarda. He was aged 70 years, Drs, Tennant and Elliott of Luokuow removed a portion of decayed bone from the arm of a young man named Ballantyne whr, leadbeen laid up for many months, Since the operation the injured Member is getting better. On Wednesday Mr. Nelson Lova who was employed on the O. P. It. between Rat- Pcr*age and Winnipeg, was acoidontaIly kill ecl by a train. His parents reside near Sun- shine, in Morris. He fell from the train whale it was running. Solomon Miller of Hullett, passed away last week, at the age of 73 yearn. tie was of !Mole birth and came to Canada in. 1828. In 1857 with his wife and family to the township of Hallett. He was a Pres. byterian and an. Orangeman. Mr. W. Grigg of Victoria, 13, C. a former resident of Clinton, has been doing some big shooting out there. He won the gold trophy with diamond Betting valued at;i350. Ten Mee were made in the oontect.` Mr. Grigg shot 39 out of 40 birds. In writing to a friend Rev.• F. Medd, of Harrow, a native of Hallett, eaye;—"I have graduated, taking the degree of Pa. A. brand new girl arrived the day I came home from Conference. We expect to baptize it when tho now church is dedicated." Tho other day one of the elders of Union Church, Brnoefield, handed the Rev. J. H. Simpson a letter, which he found to eon. -thin the sum of $20, a donation by the ladies, towards making his vacation ` plena - ant. Rev. Mr. Bleck, of Hamilton will take Mr. Simpson's charge in his absence, Dr. Leonard, U. S. Consul at London has purchased a handsome pair of 3 year old CIydeodalecolts from Mr, McClay, of Hansell. They will be used for breeding purposed on the Doctor's farm in Indiana. Dr, Leonard leaves on Monday week for Ilia old home. The closing eieroises of the On tario Ag, rieultural College, Guelph, took place on Thursday last. The highest prize, a gold medal for general proficiency, came to Hnron. being won by Mr. James Atkinson, of MoKillop. Mr. Robt. McMordie, jr., of Kippen won the veterinary science prize in the second year. A meeting of the Huron Veterinary Assoc iation was held iu the Council Chamber, Wingham on Wednesday last. There was a good attendance, amongst whom were .1)„ McIntosh. Brumfield, president; J. Wil- son, Wingham, vice president ; J. E Elaokall, Clinton, treasurer ; J. P, Walker Londeeboro, secretary , and Mews. Beat tie, Seaforth. ; Shillin law Staffs • For- tune, tune, Wroxetr ; Geddes, Lucknow, and Clarke, Goderiob, After oonsiderable rontine business had been transacted, papers were read by J'. P, Walker ou Tub- erenlosis, and by J. Wilson on removal of n tumor. Both wore excellent papers and elioted considerable discussion, It was decidedthet the next meeting be held in Seaforth, on the 51h of October next. An exchange commenting upon the re- turn of the volunteers, save ; —If they are a fair.sample of the battalion it would have paid the efflux's to heve.invited those mem- bore of the county council who persistent- ly oppose the ersistent-lyopposethe grant to thevolunteere year after year to inspect them and we fence their opposition would be completely dig armed. At any rate, it is a shame to ask. mesh men to leave their ordinary g,ocoupatt ions for ten days and go into camp and drill for 50 cents a' day. The Government stioeld either abandon all pretense of keep- ing up a force, or they should make envie- ion for treating them decently. They should not leave the force they call out to the tender mercies of a few penny wimp and pound foolish municipal oounoillore. On Dominion A at 1) Bayfield Mr . Th Pos. Fos o syth, teacher at $ipisen, losta valuable driver. It was being; driven into a stable when i fisc t omah fr-t t and e and B began fi n to wear and kick, striking a scraper which was lying clone by, an 4 finally cut- ting a gash in its abdomen.. The beast continued to back and plunge until it had swathed the sides of the stall into match wood, and enl.arged:the wound until its in- testinee gushed out, making a tearful sight, It was shot. Motherwell defeated Mitchell iu a gams at foot ball the other day by 16 to 7, At St. Marys on Friday the home team dFwd strai efdatre tort gWoaoals.datoek Beavers, winning Johnh S oppard of Stratford was arrested and fined in Mitchell the other day for cruelly beating his :bored. The fall exhibition of the South. Perth agricultural society will be held in St. Marys on Oet, Srd and 411i, Geo, Hendrfe, of St. Marys, has pnrobar- ed a bike, that is a trotting sulky with bicycle wheel, ball bearings. Mr. B. W Hutson, of Dry Diver, Man , and Mrs. A. J. Sparlfn* end family. of Pilot Mound, Man„ are visitiug friends in St - Marys. Mr. John Franz, of 8iddulph has par. ohasedform Mr. W. V. Hutton, St. Marys the property near Knight's mill, Water etreat,formerly occupied by the late A. MoWhorter,. Miss L, Coiling of Mitchell has been awarded a first class certificate in music with honors at the St. Thomas ladles' col- lege, Mian Coiling is at home spending the holiday term. The action of Carter's Little Liyer Pills is pleasant, mild and natural. They gently stimulate the liver, and regulate the bowels, brit do not purge. They are auroto please. Try them. There are reports of hog cholera in the ,l'otvnehips east and south of 13tratford. It to said that large numbers of hogs have already been slaughtered at some of the cheese factories not far from Stratford. Patrick Hickey aged 104, was buried in St. Marys Thursday. Be was born in County Otara, Ireland, and had lived in St. Marys 50 years. He bad never con- sulted a doctor having always eojoyod good health. Chair, Wait the 16 year old son of Mr. Wm. Wait of con. G, West 14lssouri,while riding on horsebaok Wednesday morning was instantly killed by lightning. The horse was also killed. Deceasod was bring" ing the bursa from pasture; E. R. Gooding of Blansbard, died quite suddenly on Tuesday oflast week. Ile had arieen from milking the sows when he fell forward and aspired. Deoeaeed had been Reeve of the township and was for a num. ber of years a member of the conned. Mr. Robt. Flatterer, who lately porch- aced the 100 acre farm from John Mc- Gregor adjoining the Fair ground, Rirkton, is patting up a splendid new bank barn with all the modern conveniences. The improvements, will coat from $600 to $$800. The Mitchell Reorder says of a eon of W. II. Graham of St. Marys ; Mr. Graham who has been stationed on the Fullarton circuit during the past year, preaobed in the Methodist churches here on Sunday. Mr. Graham is a young man of good pres- ence, fine delivery and possessed of splend- id thinking powers, He left a good im- pression of his ability and piety with the Mitchell aougregations. Hugh Fraser, of Ailsa Craig, formerly of Nairn, died on Monday in the 84th year of his age. Mr. Simon McLeod, of Parkhill has been appointed one of the judges for the games at the World's Fair. In the midst of life we seem to he :in death. Last week Nairn lost one of its oldest and most respected citizens by the death of Mr. Parsons. Last week the many friends of Mies Mary Jones of Ailsa Craig, were startled to hear of her sadden death in Brantford. She had been 111 for some time but her death was not expected. The foot rape between J. S. McDonald, of Parkhill, and .Dingnan at Big Rapids, Iast Tclesday, for $250 a side the former was winner, having run the 3 mile course in 14 min., 57e see. Some Parkhill 'people are circulating a petition to the Dominion Government for the removal of Mr. Noble, Postmaster there. A number of irregularities in the office are alleged as the ground of the petitton, Mr. John S. Cemerou of Ailsa Craig, bad the misfortune of breaking his collar bone the other day. He was riding on a box in his wagon, when the wheel ran in a hole in the road and pitched him off on the hard road Postmaster Noble of Parkhill reaoned an elderly lady, named Mrs. John Mcintyre, from the railway track, the other day, just as an approaching engine was about to strike her. She is hard of hearing and was unaware of her danger. ' The report that Mr. D. M. Cameron, of Strathroy, is to be appointed Sheriff of Middlesex county, is not generally acoepted as true, and there are a few very sore beads la consequence. It is said the appointment will be made this week. Bohemia Wilkinson, of I3rownevalley, Ltd Saye:—"i' have been in a distressed condi- tion for threeveers from Nervousness; Weakness of the Stoinaoh, Dyspepsia and Indigestion until my health was gone. I had been doctoring constantly with no re- lief. I bought one bottle of South Ameri- tan Nervine; which done me more good than any 00 worth of doctoring I ever aid in my life. I would advise every weakly pereonto 00" this valuable and lovely rem- edy, A trial bottle will convince you. Solclby 0. Lutz, Druggist e,, ,u,.a,;as Minard's Liniment for Iiheumatiam, sOlefin P uniten ea argains —IN STRAW HATS, PARASOLS., PRINTS. L G'F1T DRESS GOODS An a thousand other Lines, at !d • P ROSS' Bargain Depot. Look at the date on your label :this week, and sen that your name is mark- ed well in advance. to. No paper is discontinued waif all arrears arc fully paid, ezeep* at the option of the publisher. The date when the subscription expire, is on the address label of each piper, the change of which to a subsequent date be - cameo a receipt for reinittaace,'Subaoribors wilt1 p ease examiao their label- before and after luakiric a remittance. 0. 0. RICTIMIne tf: Co, Edward Linlot, of St, Peters,. 0. B„ eaye—" That hie horse was badly torn by a Pitchfork. One bottle of MINARD'S LIII M'ENT cured him." Livery Stable men all over the Dominion tell aur agents that they would not be with oat MINABD'S LINIMENT for twice the coat, TocerSTS. Whether pleasure bent or heainose, should take on every trip a bottle of Syrup of Figs, as it ants moat pleasantly and effectually on the kidneys, liver and bowels, preventing fevers, headaches and they forms of sickness. For sale in 75o, colas by all leading druggists. Judging will begin at the World's Fair on Saturday next. Buren Ur. When the system is run down, a person becomes an ansy prey to Consumption or Scrofula. .Many valuable lives are aaved by using Scott's Emulsion as soon am a de- cline in health is observed. Robert 3feed, who owns and works a small piece of land near the 0. P. B. track at Thameeville, has been arrested on sus- picion of attempting to wreak trains. BeenirAn nominee. Is the price of health, But with all our precaution there are enemiesalways lurking about our syetems, only waiting a favorable opportunity to assert themselves. Impurities in the blood. may be bidden for years, or even for generations and and - duly break forth, undermining health and hastening death, For all diseases arising from impure blood Hood's Sarsaparilla es the unelualled and nnapproaohed remedy it is King of them all, for it conquers die 0060. Ayer', Pills promptly remove the causes of sick and nervous headaches. These Plle speedily correct irregularities of ,.the atomaob, liver and bowels, and are the mildest and most cathartic in use. No one should be without them. It is announced that the Government's reference of the Manitoba school cape to the Supreme Court will come up for hear- ing before the October term cf the court. How CURBED HOMES CAN V"ALITABLE, Many valuable horses are rejected by buyers, because of a curb which can be easily cured. The ourb is the result of a strain and oen be removed by using Dick's Blister aeo0rding to the direotiona on each package. El: aeAblx '0[ill `aVE MMONEY I BY DEALING AT Welsmille rs r�sall� H puts the - ' i p knife deep into all the long prices and cuts to the bone. D. WEI a"ILLER, BENSALL