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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1893-7-20, Page 1roe+ TH4,..M.= BEST dvertising Medium --xi�— THIS SECTION, l:l AND HURON & 1V1IDDLES X GA.ZETTE. LOOIC At the Label. See if To ares 1PAID TN .ADITANO VOL. XX. NO. 48, ouia ip o Aran mut 18 itth 1.1v test and illin befit ant i Ireese - vert tore o d tea 1e ea u rl earl ave r not b ,horoo eons.p meta Ctors, r, Ont kind 'routes neve oro al niches lint! Sor it Say d th a no ntraal sato t and anon* by 0 x , ove 1.56.. to near elder, noon , hila. 1 fift rildro oethe pain y fo old oeurt: sur Lyre IBM tri menses Ale vessel dime intr'i bloo ateIn t• tip. a' till k�c tt b ng1 "HEW ' TO THE LINE, LET THE CHIPS FALL WHERE THEY MAV EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 20, 159. 30UN WHI!1E & $Orli Publisher* and Proprietors Oo lialgolo:t lien you Carl get a good, high, man's Plow Shoe RIVIoGowatn's for 90a Alan; a complete Lille of WOMEN'S 1lIISSES' AND CHILDREN'S OXFORD TIES in TANS and DUNGOLAS. These Goode were bought direct from the Manufacturers and will be soldat prices that cannot be beaten. Eggs xx cents per dor, 1\11cGOWAIII Centralia. Bixins,—Flay harvest its nearly com- pleted in this vicinity, and the grain crop, which promises to be an ma tial• ant yield is fast ripening. So our enterprising citizen are imreit- mg and repainting thetrj premises, we hope others will follow suit, as it adde. greatly to the appearance of our vill- age.—Miss Louie Molts is at home spending the vacation, having success- fully passed the exananation prepara- tory for Kindergartner,n The itotorest which had been taken in the Royal Tempters of Temperance, seems to be increasing, This speaks well for the people of Centralia and vicinity. General Merchant, Rtrktona Woodtia n. Bmers—A. large number of people from our village went with the terange- men to the (Celebration in Stratford on the 12th.—slaying is almost completed in tide neighborhood, some have al- ready begun bairvest.. -Mr: "Wm. J• Thompson hard his nevi barn reload last Friday.. Sides was called by Messrs. Parker and MoKeith, and when the racing began there was quitean °nett- ing time. Mr. MoKeith's side came out e few minutal ahead. --Berries •are quite plentiltil just now, but judging front the numbers who daily attend the patches the fruit will soon be very scarce. Oroxmirty. Briggs,—Mr, and Mrs. Frank Barr, .ofToro:ato, are visiting at Mr. John Bart's, --Miss Agnes Currie has gone to Toren* and vioioity to recuperate for a few weeks.—One of the principal events of the season was a party given by Miss Mary Gbrie, Everybody en- joyed himself to his heartsoentent and went one feeling that Mina: Gorse fa rid novice at netting up an affair of this kind. --On -i dednesday. July Orta, a very plea ant event took place at the house of Mr.John Sontt, of the 13th con. Hibbert, whenhis third daughter, Maggie, was united in marriage to Mr. John Barr, <of this plane. The cere- mony was performed by the Rev. P. Scott, after which one hundred guests sat down to a sumptuous repast. Zurzch. Einem.-•Robert. Steinbach who has. been in Detroit for some time past, is visiting his parents to the village.-- ,John McDonald of £Iensatl, was in the village on Thursday of last week.—Mica Ada Bean of Bright is visiting friends in the village, -,-Harry AIagei was in London last week.—Quite a number from here attended the Foresters' pie- nio on Tueaday last. --Miss Listie Treumner left last Thursday for De- troit., -Bigg ElizaDeichert lei on Fri- day of last week for North Dakota.— Mr. Andaman of Winghaon is in town. We understand that he is to amused Mr, Hoffman in the:tailoring business, —Dr. Thompson of Remelt, was in the village on Sunday.—Mr. Dicker of Woodstock, was visiting in the village last week.— Wm. Dumert or New Haven, is vatting his parents in the village,--SSome of the Foresters at- tended. the Foreater parade at 13e4 - forth Sunday last,----Aueust Wesloh of Bewail, was in the village on Sunday last,—.Alfred Moritz of New Dundee is visiting friends in the village. --Life lusuranco Agents were pientitut in the village last week. --,Sud Doblo has fully recovered from the effects of his ex. Penance with 0. Eilbor's, "BakerSoy" and says he is now prepared to give Mina mile in ons -thirty. it uilarrton. EensaU clic'- CAMERON O0N SDant3Or, Barrister. 8 t tor, Conveyancer. Office Main-st. Oen beoonsultod after office lhours oat the Commercial hotel. Rommel!. Great Bargains is what everybody is looking for and the right place to got them in Boots k Shoos is at the Recall Boot & Shoe Em- porium. This week we are offering all kinds of Summer Goods at special Bargains. B colt as Red Oxford Ties. Mens Canvas Shoes, Women's Prnnelle Gaiters. and SlLppors• Women's Toe Slippers at half pride and all other goods as cheap and cheaper than any other dealer in the County. Call and See Butter & Eggs taken, A. Weaar.Rnt, Sign of Big Boot. Following are the market quotations :. Wheat ................ 59 to 59 Barley . , ... 35 to 35 Oats . , ........ .. . 32 to 33 Peas 55 to 5G Bay . 6.00 to 7.00 Batter ld to 15 Sege ..,,•.•. 11to11. Clover seed $ 50 to 8:75 Bang's, -Business is vory good this week. -- Raspberries are plentiful thio season around here.—Flax pulling began on Monday and the crop is a good cue. -- The foundation ot the new flax tarn as now finished and the barn will be raised in a than lime.—Mr Geo 1kfcEwen was at Goderich last Friday.—stirs Fred Kibler of Zurich was visiting around Hereall on Sat urday and. Sunday and returned home on Monday.—Mrs Fred Wurtz of Dashwood is visiting around Renals this' week.—,fir A. Wesoloh and family were viaiti aat Zurich over Sunday.-11ir James Troyer returned home on Monday after a week t stay at. Anne Oraig.—Mr David ltiobol, family, and brother were visitien at their father's at Seaforth'—Mrs John Pope is visiting at Dashwood thio week at tier parents --Mist Annie Pope of Platteville returned hotne laid Friday after a three month's stay with her brother John. mer- chant tailor, of this place.—Onion pulling is the order of the day this week and the crop is very good —Mr Mat Elwood, leer• ber, has bought out Mr A, Cruspe s harber business, and took peoseesion of his new shop land Saturday; MAN Mr Coupe atilt 'stays in town and is running the reenter - ant business in flrst•elasa st lain Mrs. A' King's old stand.-- Mr Louie Herald* station inaater,has the nicest painted house iu town.—ler W. Mitchell has a now fence put in front of his dwellfug.—lvlr. LioKey is putting a stone foundation under his dwelling.—Tho R.7% of T. are having their picnic to -day (Thursday.) --Miss Elite returned hctne on Tuesday from London after several day's visiting there. —Mr Jesse Cards, shoe -nutter, is apeudiu* his holidays at London this week. Anderson. Bilir,Fs.--Death hat again vim ted o1rr neighborhood, this time taking lit, Willie Robertson; son of the late Max Robertson. After an illness of three weeks he was taken to bis long home on Friday. The deceased was twelve years of age.—Mrs. Blaobtord ot Chic- ago, who has been the guest of Mrs.' John Keralake for the past few weeks, has gone to visit friends at Strffes—Mia, Jno. Stephen, jr.. who has been visiting frienda in Toronto, bus gone on a trip up the lakes.—miss Brown of Toronto, is the guest of Miss Etta Lane, --John and Miss Atkinson, James and Miss Robinson and Miss Jenny Anderson of this place and Rev. W, I3. Graham of St. Marys attended the marriage of their cousin, Mr. Wee. son, of Mornrngton, last week.—John Atkinson and Miss Cameron are spend- ing their holidays at their respective homes. ---bliss Eva Pearn of St. Marys, is rusticating in aur neighborhood.— The remains of Mrs. Lenewere brought here from Denver last week and in- terred in the St. Marys cemetery. Deceased was the eldest daughter of Mr. John Robinson of this place, and had only been married a few months. She diets from Dancer of the atomaoh, complicated with other ailments— Much sympathy is felt for her bereav- ed husband and friends.--5ir. W. F. Robinson, Lawyer, of Denver, and* Mr. Lane nceompanied the iorL"aiva of auto, Lane to this plane, and are spending a few days with friends here. Brucefield. Bimors,—Rev. Mr. Simpson is at present enjoying his holidays; Rev. Mr. Biaok occupies his place tor a few weeks—Mist S. J. Follicle. who was visiting her parents at Pickford, l4lioh., has returned home. --Miss R. Jamieson is home for a holiday. --Mr. Scott's new store will be commenced in a few days; it will be one of the finest vill- age stores in the county.--7-Two young men started out on Sunday last tosee They their beat girls in Goderich. y procured a horse from the local livery, and were well on their way when the -animal ran away, and it was a genuine runaway. The horse ran for nearly l y three guiles, and all that could be seen was a yeliowritreak. When the animal was stopped the 'young goon, ;strange to flay, could'' not find themselves, and ted -to return to town, where with the aid' of water and soap, and a change of clothing they could see a semblance of what a few boura before was a pair of fine looking young fellows, decorat- ed init manner calculated to captivate the hearts of the young ladies sought. Tiiey,1 :however, procured another horse, and reached Goderioh in good time, and spent a'pleasant day, return- ing Monday morning, none the worse for their expedition. We wish you better ittgk nett time .boys Biunns.—Mrs, Lewis Laing, of Ohio - *go, is home for a few weeks visit with her parents and other friends. -- Last week the Patrons of Industry re- ceived a large quantity of sugar, tea, oil and other necessaries from Joseph Dilworth of Toronto, which wasdnrided up on Friday bight, everything being of first•otasa quality.—On Friday, of last week an accident occurred at a barn raising at Mr. Robt. Mitchell's on the Mitchell road, which might have proved much more serious than it did. While raising some of the frame work of the barn a pike pole broke and allowed a piece ot timber to fall, which struck Mr. Joseph Moln, tyre on the head, making an ugly fleet,. wound and ovn-ipieiely aiuuuu,g hila for the time.—Dr. Armstrong has succeeded in purrcbasing the Fullerton hotel property for r Mr. Joseph F h M or - row, of Varna, who will change it into a private residence and house of ac- conimodatson without taking out a license. Mr. Morrow will also start a atore1here, The price paid was 51,- 000 and possession is to be given im- mediately. Mr. Cornish intends going away somewhere for the benefit of his failing health. St. Marys. Barc>re..--Sunday was the anniver- sary of the Feast of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, and this opportune occasion Wait chosen for the opening of the new Eoinen Catholic church inSt. Marys, Isis Lordship Bishop O'Connor can- dneted the blessing and dedicatory services, and preached in the morning, Dean Murphy, ofirislttmen, celebrated Maas, and was assisted by Rev, Father Walsh, of Toronto, as deacon; Rev. Father Ferguson, ot Assumption. Col- lege, Sandwich, as sub -deacon, and Rey` Father Ken nody,Seaforth,master of eeremoniea. Rev, Dr. Kilroy, of Stratford, also officiated. In the evening musical vespers were held, and Rev. Father Ferguson preached. Rey. Father Connolly, of Lucan, was oleo present, and took part. The musical part of the seryinee were ex. erellent, and the collections were very iiberal.—Mr, J. H. Aiken has returned from South Africa and visited him par- ents, Mr. and Mrs , Wm. Aiken, last week. --Mr, .las, McLarty hag sold out itis hotel business at C/healey and is expected in town this week. --Mrs. (Dr.) Irving sed Mies Katie lett last week on tri visit to friends at Montreal, A CHILI) Saysu. any little boy was taken volt' bad with diarbue, be' was very delicate and gat so low we had rio hope of his life, !but a lady - friend reoommendedDr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry, and although he could only bear a few drops at a time he got well. It savee my Itild- a ' Mae. WM. SrBWABT, Campbellville, Ont. .Nlinerees Liniment nares Colds, eto. . ,n S in er DRY -GOOD S, GROCERIES, D(l& SHOES r. l.i ., O'dLT HATS, 'IT RA - "'" And 11-4-411-4*4 CONDENSED DISTRICT' NEWT. mum,, Mater Kennedy Kemp of Seaforth fell oft a bicycle the other day and broke ane of his arena The Young Men's Ohristien Association Club Seaforth, have instituted a bath in. their rooms, which. is open three days of each week. Mr. Ono- Farquhar. of Uullett, loot e valuable cow on Wednesday Inst, being strnolt by a train. He refaced $45 for it only a abort time ago. Mr. W. A ttieQneen of Brnoeffeld form- erly of Clinton Collegiate, has been en. gaged as mathematical master of Brock- ville Collegiate Inehtote. , The Seaforth council have adopted the Automatic Telephone system of flre alarm;; they also passed the second reading of the bylaw for ringing the curfew bell, Thomas. Cummings, son of John Onm- mings, Mullett, haamot with en accident whereby he lopes one, if not both of his lege. Be is employed on the 0. P. B. Mies Maggie, daughter et Mr, John Eilloran, of Seaforth, and Mr. War. Pen- dergast, B, A., naathemattoal master in the Collegiate Iuetitnte were married last week. Alt eases of weak or lame back, beokaobe rheumatism Will and relief by wearing ens at Carter's Smart Weed and Belladonna Baokaohe Plasters. Price 25 cents, Try them lktr j'ebn Beattie of (Minton while drit- ing slog the street the other day his horse, took fright ata peeving bioyete,, and turning soddenly threw Mr, Beettie out,. fraotnring One of hie same, • driv' 'Teta,1kfonae, of (Milton, while Iiie Ing with her titter, Mrs. 'Tedkoad, watt thrown out of the sig, through a rtttistvray. Her erne was btoko:h and being in delicate. health, the snook may prate too crash fort bor. .At the last meeting cif the McKillop Mutual insurance Co,, no; lose than 11.7 policies were passed. Tide company seems le fps s popular one. The next regular meeting of the direotortt will be at Bruce - field an the 280a inst. Tee 12 year old eon of Mr. Drysdale, ' Huron Road near l ederioh, who wee eo severely injured t3undayJuly, 211d, is still alive though unconscious. It is not thought possible ho can recover. Mho Drysdale . is also Testy poorly shook. Mr. John Hunter, of the London Road, near Clinton, who nee been in Montana far some time, returned home on ikfonday morning. He isintere*tod in a mine there and states that fife depression in the silver market is temporarily closing up ell the mines. Bay -field. Buisars.—Rev. J. 13. Sint aeon of Bruoefleld is here to recuperate hie health. ---Rev, C. Miles, of Lucknorr. and Rev. J. I. Kevin Bayfield, ex- changed pulpits an Sunday last,--Iteva lkir, laird et Toronto, areaehed in St. ,Andrews Church on Sunday last end is expected to preach next Sunday.— /visa Mary Simpson strived home last week from Scotland,—Walter Baker of Bgmondville, formerly teacher here, has Veen spending a few weeks vacat- ion here.—Mise Susie Burgess ishomO on a visit.—Mr. ltl. 11dorrlson of London, a former reaident, has been spending a few weeka with friends here.—Mesa Attie Daley of Seaforth, is 'loafting Mabel and !Enna Midden. -- The following guests are now registered at River hotel. J. G. Davey, wife and children and nurse, Miss M. Davey; Mr. Chas, Edwards wife autism); Mr. F, Glass wife and child, Mr. Boyden 'rife and two children; liar. Flock wife and. child; Mrs. Anderson, Miss Carrie Chapman. At Commercial: Rev. 3. S, Simpadn, Brucefieid: Mrs. Brierly, Urs. Cousins, London; Miseis Ltly Keenan, Kate and Nettie Hanley, of pet/vit.—James Marks has opened a retaurant in his father's store opposite the Commercial. fie also carrion on business on the hill when pionicera coma ire- Your report last week that Seaforth beat Egmoudville at football here oa July 1st, and that Goderioh Tp. beat Seaforth boys sawing were both errors. The Football match was played between,Bruoefield and Egmond- ville and was decided a tie and the sawing match was won by Waltan—Our Orangemen enjoyed themselves very. much at Exeter on July 12th. The young Britons were very attractive in their neat uniforms. Granton. Bows—The C. 0. 5'. of this place, to. getter with Luean and Bryanston Courts, marshalled by 'W. E. Stanley of Liman, marched to the Methodist Church Bewley last and listened to a very neat sermon preached by the Rev Mr,Ferguson Quite a number had to remain outside, not being able to get inside the chnrah.—The Church of England people purpose beeline a Ban. anna Social on the on. of 21st inat, on the parsonage lawn. All are invited. --Mr 9, Clarke of Cleveland,formerly of this placer, is visiting friends in and around. Granton --Ikle and Mrs Stewart and family of Stratford are visiting near here:—There is a monster excursion along the fine today (Thursday), to Sarnia and return.—.lir. 0, Weatman and bride Kaye got nicely settled in our midst. We wish them prosperity,— There is rumor that another of Grantee's fair sex is soon to join the list of the wed• ded folk. Congratulations. • 1y ntiler lines. Woodham argaina STRAW RATS, PARASOLS, PRINTS, LIGRT DRESS GOODS. An a thousand other Lines, at 3.�1l P. ROSS' Bargain Depot. Ilderton• Bitii:rs.—Fermcrs are through haying and report a very heavy crop and a large amount of wheat has been cut and proves to be an axnellant arcs titian _lits 1 ar Martin left Tuesday morning to attend the Grand Lodge of Mame at Ottawa.—Mise Clara Walker bas returned from her recant visit in Sarnia.—Mr. W. Walker of the for .e firm of Walker d. Gibson has- just loft Quebec to meet another oonaignment of prize winning Lincoln cheep ahieh has Jett strived !roue England. --Mrs. 1. Whin loam is prepared to move into her new cot- tage.—Mr. T. I. Oletworthy is improving his prop ertv by building a new barn: -We are pleased to hear that both Ara. and Robert John Paisley have recovered from their recent illness.—Mr. Peter Bowery is making au addition to his residence.—The Anneal 5, 8. exon•aion to Goderinh tram HydePark to Clinton inclusive, on Aug- ust let promieas to be one of the most pop- ular excursions of the season. Rates, time tables, etc., will shortly be published. Come and bring your ebildron along and spend a pleasant day at Lake Huron shore. MAT DO 'eon Tent,', Mcclicirie:for T Beoauee you are sic"s and want to get well, or boeatise ycu wish to prevent lltees. Then rrem mb r that, flood ti S..ttaparilia wined. all caused by impure blood and, debility of the system. xt ie not what ha proprietors say but what ' EEIoad'e uaraaparilia does; Haat tedio the rstory of its merit, Bo euro to get TIupd`te and only t3ood's. Purely gogol+ible--I•lcod's i"Pi One. ashwo ---AIL PARTIES I?1iQUIRING RELIABLE BINDER TWINE hall ig et rices Wednoaday evening fire broke out from the explosion of a lamp at the residence of Chas. Matthews, dtb line, Adelaide, which, resulted in the burning of the building,. though, owing to the help of passing friende, tato contents were nearly alt raved. The house was bunted fox 11300. On Saturday, as Mr. Win. M. Reith, of the 14th eon., London Township, was workingm.a gravel pit. the bank Caved in, completely eoverinR film. The unfortunate ,pan was alone at the time of the accident, but a few minutes after, a young fellow who bad preriouely been working in flu pit returned, and not seeingMr. Reith, called bit name, wben much to the youth's snr;itiae an answer came from beneath a piles of gravel. Be died in *few hours ettorwards, The prize& that were awarded at "Blyth on July 12th are roe follows • Winghaw Lodge for bringing braes band $10 ; Men' °baster Lodge for bringing brim band $10 ; Lodge coining farthest, Ethel, 510; Largest Lodge OrangeY'onng Britons, Bluevalo $10; prize for efa and dram ;band, Surnmerbill $10, Wingbam and Oranbrook played a game of football which resulted 2 to 1. in favor of Wingham, "pri.e ,$7. In the bioyole race there were four entries, Emer- son and May of Clinton ;Ballantyne of Brussels : and Crampton, Blyth. It was a two mile rotethe heat two ot three heats. Iemi erson wonilia trot beat : May won. the eeoond heat, and Emerson the third beat. Emerson taking fret prise, a ailver cap valued at 55, and May second prize, a silver medal valued at 82, Dashwood- BRian .—Mr, Chart Zimmer from Wis: cousin is the peg of his brother Mr. Wm. Zimmer.—Mrs Noreworthy of Hanover is viaiting iter son Mr Wes Noraworthy.-- lir. A Shottler returned home on Monday for n short earsit with friends in Hallett township.—A large number of people front Zurich and Crodlton attended the Child- ren Day exorcists which were conducted in t'hd lfvangolicel chuieb on Sunday.—Flan pulling commenced on Monday. -Baying is over and the farmers a'•a now busy cut- ting fall wheat whiob is of an average crop in this section.—There died on Friday Mrs J a cob r and sea of :4I night the infant Weidoent the age of 1 month and 14 days after a' short illness of several days. its remains were interred iu the Goshen line cemetery on Suudey scorning. .,.. w.• Kirlsrton. Bnxvns.—A. A. Doupe Esq., of Aylmer was here for a few days this weak—Mrs James Rutherford of Usborne left St. Marys on Thursday lest for Chicago to visit friends and telei.0 the World's Fair. ---Mrs, Taylor's ice cream parlors are well patrcr.ized those hot evenings.-Anamber of farmers will commence to out their fail wheat this week. It willbe a good sample. —Acta recent meeting of the officers and itwas. S. t3. Teachers of the Methodist decided to invest $75 on a :new library for the Sobool.---Miss litilis of Llimyille, daughter of Couuallorlia31s CMS .the guest of Miss Ada Hutton for a few days.—W. R. Carr V. 5. ha* e pet coon, it is quite a onrioafty as it will follow him aronnd like a dog.—Meseta James Lane and Jos. O'Brien who lost their brides ofonly a few mouths have the heartfelt sympathy of this Community in their mad bereave. went. Raasrrx Mitchel fall ta'l'l; will be held on the 2603. snd 27th Sept. There were 12,000 strangers in Stratford on July 121h, at the loe'est estimate. The Mitchell Public school «as struoi; by lightning the other day and badly dam- aged. Mia* Vine Hutchinson, who has been teaching in Chicago for several years, is visiting among her friends in Eibbert, Mrs, John Babb, who has been a sesid- ant of Mitchell or neighborhood for the past 51 years, left on Wedneeday for East Saginaw Michigan, iutending to make that place her future home. Miss Katie Heal, daughter of bir. Henry Heal, of Fu1Larton, •passed her frr t year's examination at Toronto University recently with honors in modern languages. Miss Heal is taking a course in Si hitby Ladies' College. Mise Maggie L. 'Wilton, daughter of John Wilson, St. Marys, formerly soprano in the Princess Street Methodist Chureb, Vancouver, was married on Dominion Day at the residence of Rev. J, F. Bette, Kam- loops, to J. H. Davison, of Nanaimo, Amongst the killed in the recent great storm at Iowa was John Detwiller, who up to about five years ago lived at Carlingford in the township of Fullerton. His mother lives in the West ward, Ittitahell, and a sister is married to Henry MoNaught, Grey. enramesen BBEDMATISM Ct7111+'t IN A DAY,- South America Illieumatio.Cnre for Melt - e autism and Neuralgittradically, sures actio1 e 3 days. Its ion upon tee system is remarkable and invitations. It: removes at once the cause and the dineasoimmediat- ely disappears' Tito fires:dose greatly benefits. '75 cont,', . Wove: died by 0. Lutz, Druggist. earn 3 i• It isiiudersto+act tint its ur;eInoute ate being made for' Sir John Thompeon to visit different ennetionteeien in Ontario du,ing August;antl Septembee. The preen, er bee nestervisitc-n cauntieS in this province, ant. i3 a:. great diesire on the part of union Cine rtestives he hear hien epeak, ' Sir Jnbn loo (+min ,ted to wood. < address a nambe, of invati:tgs. Are requested. to and Ree Sa11ples and before ptirehas-. The directors of the Parkhill fair have decided not to have rases in connection with their fall fair. Mr.W.Bryant of Lucian has gond to Forest to start a paper in that town in company with another gentleman. Mr. Thos Ellwood, 4th eon., MoGillivray is building a nice new house this summer which will be a credit to the neighbor- hood. 1 • Always avoid harsh purgative Pills. They &rat makeyau sick and then leave yin con- stipated. Carter'e Little Liver Pills re- gulate the bowels and make you well. Dose, ono pill. Another much reseeded resident ot, Ailsa Craig has passed to the great major- ity. eel, Mr. HughFraaer departed this life in f a 84th year o his age. 6 the 8d Hon. Thos. Greenway, Premier of Mani- toba, visited hie slater, Mre. (Rey.) J. Hol- mes, last Saturday. He drove in from Exeter and was aecomponied by his eister, Mrs, (Di.) Rollins, of that town. Parkhill Gazette -Review. Mr pater McMillan; Abarn belonging to of Westminater,'was blown down and coin pletely ruined in Thursday's storm. Seve- ral horses in the adjoining field sought re- fuge in the building. and were badly iri- jured, one killed outright, The London and. Port Stanley Railway has reverted back to the pity of London, the Cleveland syndicate having failed to' carryout their agreement. Negotiations are now in progress to get a Detroit Co,, to take hold of the line: Rev. ;dames At. Linealon Tnesdtty, Endicott, B. A., of Wiubipeg, was claimed to: Miss Sarah Diamond, a :tromitaont church worker of that town, On behalf of the congregation the bride Wee ptesouted witha purse of 00. They leave .shortly inc:()blue,evhero ttr. l ndieott.;goes Look at the date on your label this week, and see that your name is mark- ed well in advance. tis. No paper is discontinued until all arrears are fully paid, except at the option of the publisher. The date when the subscription expires is on the address label of each paper, the change of which to a subsequent date be- comes a receipt for remittance.Subseribers will please examine their label before and after making a remittance. C. 0. Riosuans at Co. - Edward Lintel, of St Peters, 0. B., says—"That his horse was badly torn by a pitchfork. Otte bottle of MINARD'S LINI MENT cured him." Livery Stable men all over the Dominion tell our agents that they would not be with out MINARD'S LINIMENT for twice the coat. miaeionai3+. tett.- -0 Minatd s Liniment fax iiheumatiatn. axs Tovrs. Whether pleasure bent or bnsinees, should take on every trip a bottle- of Syrup of Figs, as it acts most pleasantly and effectually on the kidneys, ;livor and bowels, preventing revere, headaches and ther fors of sickness.- For sale in 75o. ottlesby ail leading druggist's. How Comm Hennas tl tt3 BE 3rADZ V,u.>3ABnE. Many vainable horses are rejected by buyers, because of a euro which owe be easily cured. The curb is the result of a strain and oralbe removed by using Dick's • Blister according to the directions on earth package, ORIN BY DEALING AT HensaI/. ��•1St771%��t ,. H9 puts the knife deep into all the long prices and Cuts to the bone. f'1 , E 11itNSA L.