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PAST, of Toronto, also for theYI3OP,NIK
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PAST,
OOMPAST, at London.`
3Pngland, ALLIANCYI I11SDBANCEs, OOM-
PeST otEngland,
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We beg to notify the peo-
ple of Exeter and vicinity
that we have appointed Mr.
J . Grigg, Bookseller of Exe-
ter, to be our Agent, from
whom all our publications
and patterns may be had at
the prices advertised by us.
Toronto Agency, May '03,
PRicE11 it
PRICE
Nearly 3000 pairs o
ufacturer's Samples o
Moves and Hosiery for
women and children at
Big Bankrupt Store, Exet
f
Man -
fine
men,
the
gar.
This is the largest purch-
ase of fine Gloves and Hose
we have ever made, but the
Bargain was so great that we
could not resist the tempting
offer.
JUST HALF REGULAR
PRICE is what we ask you
for your choice of this Lot.
Come early, for there is a
big choice for you. Such
value we never before placed
on a counter.
Colne and see:
J. A. STEWART.
Notice to Times' Readers.
The publishers would esteem it a• favor if
coders wouid,when making their purchases,
.mention that they saw the merchznt's edrer-
a'sement in Dm flues.
Oputre num.
.
THURSDAY, JULY 20th, 1893.
LOCAL PAPPEICHOS.
Mr. Evans has received the contract for
building Messrs Elliot & Elliot's Itw office.
The Royal Template et Temperance will
picnic at the Beud today (Thursday.)
The hese ball team will visit Liman on
Friday and play a match with the team of
that village.
The result of the recent entrance exam -
inations will not be published until first or
second week in August.
]3 revttteae
Toronto Grip suspends publioation :for
the present.
The.Raspbsrry season has opened, and
pikers.reporsa good harvest.
Cherries are plentiful in this section,esald
a drug on the market at 50c per pail',
There were upwards et 7,000 lbs of =milk
weighed in at the creamers! on Tuesday,"
The supp'y isdaily increasing,
The Itreabyterian Church is being re
paired as quickly as possible. rt will be
come time yet before the reopening.
The new Flouring Mills, is expected to.
be opened by the lat of next month. 1t
wi'1 beamong the finest nulls in the coun.
ty.
Over 300 banks have failed in the
United States, and millions of dollars are
being sent iuto 1.lanada for deposit in our
banks.
Flax pulling has commenced and the
juvenile portion of the town are kept out
of reieohief, as most of them are engaged
in the work.
The Crean -mil new receives upwards of
7000 lbs of milk per day. The butter made
is first class; there is a. great demand for
the butterniilb.
Prof, Wiggins says that he saw the eter
of Bethlehem on Saturday, and that it
will snow be visible again, of which be
rill give due notice.
Upwards of $30 were received et the
TiivittMemorial Church on July 12th
frc;ni parties visiting the edifice who drop-
ped email sinus into the mite box.
The T.Mss i$ a first class advertising
mrdtn,n, Lsst week a person advertised
for a tool bag of A bicycle and next day
the article was leftat the ounce,
In consequence of the recent fire ';n the
ceid storage building Chicago, Canada lost
the bulk of her exhibit!, and it will be
full before many of them can be replied.
Arthur Simpson, aged 70 years, one of
the most rcapected farmers nearl'i ingbam,
was killed by a train Tuesday while his
team was running away across the trach.
The World'e Ca air will be closed an San -
days, The attendance on the Sabbath
Day has been an meagre that the manage-
ment have thought better to close it on
that day.
On Thursday last two heifers belonging.
to lair. Aldswortli of Hay township were
truck by a ~rain south of Exeter. One
was killed, and the other badly injured; it
will likely die:
The larger wheel was on Monday placed
on tl;e wind mill by Mr. Madge, and now
the pump seems to work better and more
sa'iel•:ctory. Tho next difficulty is ; 'Will
he water hold out?
The assignment was reported yesterday
of tuwen & Co. (J. T. Owen), bankers, of
Ailsa Craig, to puncan Gray. George G.
Bona, general dealer, Walkerton, has
assigned to W. H. T, Perdue.
The VotersLiss of the village contains
a total number of 543 names, as against
5505 last year. There are 409 in the first
part,123 in the aecond,and 11 in the third;
231 persons are eligible to serve as jurors.
Yoe We.'
Corner lot and half, on Main-st, Booth of
Preejayterian church, 76 feet frontage, 169
footdeep, fenced complete with gas :pipe.
Beautiful fruit and ehade trees, for $135.
Terme to suit purchaser. Apply to T, B.
Caiturro, Jixeter, or C. F. VnarTY, Brant-
ford,
It was stated last week that a petition,
was in circulation, a. Parkhill for the re-'
tnoval of Mr. John Noble, the postmaster.
While the petition ba been circulated it
was done secretly, and is consequence
will have no effect.
Tne well at the to e: mety; is not equal to
the.k. k d-1-•- •fecicnt for
tlta ooeratieg throughout of the factory,.
and the committee are negotiating for the
purchase of ea adjoining well, to which
they will apply means for fetching the
water to their own well.
Tne weekly shoot took place on Thurs-
day last. Messrs F. W. Collies and G.
Anderson shot for the silver medal, An-
derson whining by shooting 3 birds out of
6; Collins scoring 0 out of 7. The thatch
for the gold medal was contested by J.
Woods, 3 out of 10; G. Anderson, 0; F.
Collins, 2; A• Landman, 3; Well. Johns, 7;
E. l3iosett. 3 out of 5; W. Snell, 1 out of 6.
Mr. W.Jobns thus winning the gold medal.
Mr.Lewis Braund, who went to Seaforth
oren1 Exeter a few years ago, and who
worked at the tailoring with Bright Bros.,
The ladies of Cavan church will give a I died on Sf turdaycancer offtla awt week,
after ae lone
Garden Social T at the residence of E. en En iiahman bybirth and was educated
Christie on Wednesday evg. next, 20th
for thee
Methodist ministry, but his health.
inst. €tailing he had to give that up. He was a
quiet, Christian man and a good citizen,
and was ge4eraly respected in Exeter.
The financial report of the James•st..
Methodist church foe the past year shoes
that the foiloy,ing amounts were eontrihut-
mornin for the Bend, but having the - ca Lir tbt aricus Purposes , To Quarterly
utensils of their favorite game with them, "" ' -` o `' ,: { ith expenditure oE293G.57.
they ware touna playing yesterday evening Toe r. 1e11Ct:cei n e,ecuuut silutvs receipt's to
on the other aide of Dashwood, n'ownat of $1495.53, with capenditure of
$l 51 ;'ie:tflsirs of this church have
The Church of England oongregatene at bet' i t't `z' 4l slily, and the fa:t tbwt it
Merton will run an excursion along ibis is t1, . onene', net of debt, speaks well
line to Goderich on August 1st: Time fn., ti,e r„e,+sne,t,ent
The Bothwell Times editor has figured it
out that as a rule there is enough time
wasted aroundthe average country railway
station to cultivate any 400 acre farm in
the neighborhood.
Three croquet enthusiasts left yeeterdsiy
table and fares will be issued in a few
deya. Every go, a good time dor all.
The local cricketeta visited St.N:nrys on
Tuesday, and defeated the hc,oe team be-
e runs and one wicket, the score of first
innfnv standing 41 to 43 iu Inver of Exe-
ter, the second 81 to 83 in favor o1 Exeter.
Mn Fred Elliot made the largest score, 21
not out,
If the street commissioners could hear
the silent petition (1.) of thane who stun! le
over nails,brokenplanks and many boards
thee are sprung by the (heat of the sun
in soma of our sidewalks,we think a hasty
move would he made to repair the same,
Drive down the nails anrrhaw.
It takes $$13.50 to send a ton of bey
from Quebec to Liverpool. Growers of hay
can thus eatlly compute whether the prices
rulieg, fn Britain pay them or not. In or-
dinary (reasons, when feed is fairly plenti-
ful in Europa; there is not much maneyin
' shipping hay from this country to the old
countty.
, Rev F. Ryan, formerly of Brussels, at
one time of Exeter anel who is well knows,
in`this county,' has accepted s call' to 111-
sonburg and has removed thence froin
Florence where he has been since lit big,
Mr. Ryan itt a good preacher and a modal
gentlrn:arf who makes hosts, of friends
Y,i ere va he goes. We wish him seccese in
his oidaseed':sphere.
The latest scheme for dcfrau'ling faarmc e s
is for a per?eta to call alma the rt, repro •
senting himself as agrocery Inan r'ot,: lag
hum 1)t err end anxious to get vid of hie
eteok, and offers to sell a chest of tee for a
small price, per pound. The to it3 t ,,t; t
,anti found to be asreprescnttd; After tl,
tea is delivered, if the farmer :weigh,dt l
finds 1t' to be vow much shot. itt ; .1,t,
anti when lie gets a 1Gt1e way t1 fa in ,th.,
hest, he ands, 1 ; xenutincla' aP the'1: r,r
q C..
orthte 1)111 try , r, "a"
~ilia io•SY S,.'' %tl1 ar i
Here is an important decision ; The
Guelph :herald says; 1), Martin was con-
intedand tined ti20 several months ago for
net having the window blinds of his bar
room. up dieing prohibition .hours on Sat-
urday eigJ':. Mr. .Outten for hlartin
appealed to the County Judge, on the
ground that she .Commissioners had n o
auturenty to nuke a rule requiting the
hiieds to be elevated. The ,Judge held
this ,y;,jection t,'eil trOaen, and quashed the
cone 'melee, with eosts tb be paid by inspec
tor. An appeal from the County Judge to
the Court 01 Appeal is talked of,
n is we• made mention of G. L.
3'01:Per of Kirkton receiving a leve„e
secitlloa. At tho. hands of a Mrs• Miller c
that village. The trial' was set for l'liuts-
day last, .r<t Elie rase was ,settled oat of
• ,court b{ 'urs. paying $26 and a-gu
ung an apology, which, as agreed; a, -
pears i•s_ another co Lunn. We might „t•st.
say that ?vire Miller got ofJ'Very ea.,iyly,as
the fav” that Money c.rries, together with
thee ofratciusttrnces of the affair, warraL ted
severe punishment being meted out to he
offender, . Mr. lsloney deserves future
kindness from Mrs./Mller, rather thaelher
moult etor liie propnaieg to settle the mat-
ter.
Our readers will remember the circum-
stances of the rnitrdee of Mies .Marshall of
Werwiek,:Lenneteri Co„ On llfarch "10th,
38150, by one A, ;n;, W zlson, who made his
eeont ,. On Moly 12th, one Lavariek at-
tended «be Orco.ig:tneu'scelebration in
,"aariztaw, Mich„ whore he, 'recognizing.
rl0., »'Cin , parade, pet' the police after
H. ft :;
sow in Sarnia jail. The
C:rir"aoo wet n 0001, prrtnediteted!$ne. 'Miss
xvltiish all, ircFa,r,e,s. hi company, be deli).
erritoly woos dor in the presence of frietirle,
tr 11,,o1M MI( er,nqra good,. lie fired a.
+17 beer ley lir CuYert attentionvere erne.
:'
A blood Harvest.
A tour through the, outlying towuships
now presents au interesting eight. Haying
is quite general and in some parts will be
finished this week if the weather continues
fine. The hay crop ie an unusually heavy
one. The fields of grain are looking splen
did and indications all point to an abun-
dant haryest. Fall wheat is very heavy
and other grains are looking exceptionally
good. Some fields of wheat are already
cut and soon the self binder will be gener-
ally at work.
Personals
Mr. Ohas. Knight of St. Thomas is
visiting under the parental roof, -burs. L.
Thorne of Los Angeles Cal, is visiting her
father Mr. Wm, Drew. Mr. Thorne will
visit Exeter about firet of next month. -
Mr. J, 3. White of Detroit is visiting
under the parental roof. -Miss Jermyn of
Granton is the guest of the Misses Gould.
-Mr. R Crocker of Tarmac), a former
typo of this office is risiting his parents in
town. -H. C. Brewer, of tho Maisons bank,
Clinton, was in town on Tuesday en busi-
ness.—Miss Hillier, Clinton, spent Sunday
in town the guest of Mrs Braund -Alta
Manning of Exeter was last week the guest
of her sone, A. H. and W. Manning of
Clinton, -The Clinton New Era says that
aver 360 tickets were sold there for Exeter
last Wednesday. --Mr. Ira H. Andrews
has been engaved by the Creamery Co. to
assist, in the factory at cheeae and butter
making. -Mies Clarke has returned from a
visit among friends up north: lslias. T.
White of Sarnia and J.J. White of Detroit
are spending vacation with other friends
and relatives at the Bend. -Mr R. Eflber
of Crediton left on Tuesday"for the World's
Fair. Ile will take in the Detroit ranee on
his way, --Mr. MoNevin, Zurich, who will
take charge of the Exeter flouring mills,
was in town this week looking up a house.
-Miss Penhale of Toronto is visiting
under the maternal roof, -Mr. Jna,Abbott
spent Sunday in Kincardine. -Mr, Ames
Delgatty of Centralia left this atation on
Tuesday morning last to visit relatives
and friends in the Northwest. --Rev. Mr.
McDonagh spend the latter part of last
week yiaiting Mr W.R.Verity, Brantford.
-Mr'George Russell, wire had been engag
ed to teach the school one.and a quarter
miles west of this place, has given up the
school and gone to Leamington to reside
The trustees are waiting for another
teacher to fill the yeoancy, whose duties
will commence after the summer holidays.
--Mr Williams of Portland, Mich,, the
contractor for the erection of the Exeter
butter and cheese factory, together with
his family returned home on Wednesday.
-Mise Ida Dignan of Hay township is
vieiting friends in town. -Tho Missea
Irene and Mary Martin, of Monet Forest,
nieces of Rev. Mr. Martin are visiting at
the Manse. -Rev. J. Livingstone of Kin-
cardine preached two very acceptable
sermons in the Maio -at church on Sunday
last, the sermon in the morning being de-
livered to the Masonto fraternity. There
were over a hundred of the brethren pre-
sent, and the dismal se is characterized as
being one of the best ever listened to.
I5,
I f1 ii.,ll st ;lea La (41,PP
There will be a bicycle tournament in
Seaforth on August 23rd.
The Mitchell woollen mills bavenow an
electric light plant of their own.
The new pipe organ in Rattenbury St,
ohurch Clinton will be formally opened on
July 23 24.
That tired, languid feeling and doll bead -
ache is very disagreeable. Take two of
Carter's Little Liver Pills before retiring,
and you will find relief. They never fail
to do good.
The Tuakersmith council met last week to
let the contract for the cleaning out of the
big diteb. There were no offera made,
and the clerk was instructed to again
advertise.
Mise Mand Pickard of Goderich town-
ship while playfully souffiiog with a gentle-
man friend the other day, struck her
head and injured it so that serious results.
are apprehended.
Gentlemen, -I was thoroughly cured of
igestion byusing only three bottles of
B. and truthfully recommend it to
ffering from the same malady.
Mns, DevmaoN, Winnipeg Man.
G, T. R. engineer was nearing St.
few days ago in charge of a beavily
ight, be noticed five borses ran -
o track ahead of the engine. 4
s were killed.
s L. McTaggart, son of bur:
aggart, of Chiseltinrsl, has
d -by the Board of Health of
sponsible position in eoli-
th at a salary of $1,000 per
f Blyth were all laid up
were thus off the pro-
MoLean had a couple
Higley was taken ill,
ured bis back ; all
espectiye houses.
ies in bis garden
?. Irwin of Strat-
ealing of a limb,
broke his neck
y. Mr. Irwin
tore keeper at
well-known to
ind
B.
all s
As a
Marys a
loaded fr
ning on th
of the hors
Dr Jame
H. N. MoT
been appointe
Detroit, to a ;
notion therewf
annum.
The ministers
on July 12th; and
gramme. Rev. A.
of ribs broken, Rev.
and Bev. Buggin inj
were confined to their r
While picking cher
Monday afternoon Mr.
ford fell, owing to the b
and striking on bis head
and died almost immediate
has occupied position of s
the G. T. Re sinee 1871, and
the railway employes.
A merchant in St.Marys placed a large
candle in one of the store windows to work
a guessing competition. Ono day it- was
lighted and burned. 138 hours and 26 min-
utes, Mrs. Geo. Manson of Nissouri won
the guess, which entitled her to o free
trip to, the World's fair. _ She took the.
gash in preference.
Mr. James Sleet, ot ;Stratford, and,
brother of Mr. John Stent, of Egmondville,,
died last week in that city,. Mr. Stant was'.
a native of Bristol, England, and proviou;
to coming to Canada was engaged as engin
ser in 'several prominent 'railway works.
He moue to Canada in 1852, rand has been
connected with the Great Western and
Grand Trunk railways ever: since.
While speeding horses ou the I3ruesels,
driving Park the other day, thehoreedriven
by a Mr. Koenig was inetently killed, by
the shaft of the sulky on. which Mr Lang
was riding ponettating Koenig's horses side
and going through'ua1'rii. tiro hip bone on
the opposite side stopped it. The horse'
went a considerable distance and dropped
oven:lead. Shewaa valued at 8501 It
A*01)(45101 ircni Raleigh, N. 0., says *bat 1
the health officer reports the etistence in
ing obolera, Persona attacker' die in six
or sever). hours. There has been twelye
teen Qases of sunstroke had been repotted
at dispensary, St. Louis, Mo. Ilia weatin 111
er for thepast tape days hes been inteneely
of nervousness glee less-
or any Case p
netts, weak stomach. indigestion dyspepsta
try Carter's Little Nerve Pille, Relief is
sure. The ouly nerve medicine for the
price in market.
A speoiel from Tacoma, WW1., says:
The United States Grand Jury last night
found indictments against President Van
Borne of the Canadian Pacific Railway,
and merit' Meal agents of the company,
charging them with yiolation of the Inter-
state Commerce Law, in the selling of
A portion of the wreck rescued. from the
ill-fated storage building at Cilleago bore
this legend: "This building strictly 'fire-
proof ?" The men responsible or this lie
knew that tbe fire insurance. companiest
canceled their risks when they examined
the atimature. They know that the bend-
ing bad not a single aremtoof quality; in
fad, that it was higbly inflammable. Yet
thev asked the firemen to risk their lives
in trying to eaye it. Thee° men ithould, be
in jail.
GET THE BEST.
The public; are too intelligent to purchase
a worthless article a second time, on the
coutrary they want the bean Phyaielans
are virtually unauiraous in saying Scott's
Erstilsion is the boat form of Cod Liver
Presbytery of Huron.
The Presbytery of fInron met in the
Presbyterian church, Blyth, on the llth
inst. The Rev. JO A. McDonald of Varna
was appointed moderator for the ensuing
six months. Conimissionera to the Gen-
eral .Assembly reported attendance at the
same; Rey. Ain Miu-tin reported for the
committee on the Superintenclerce of Stu-
dents that there was only one student at
present within the Preabytery, viz : Mr.
Hunt of Seaforth ; end that sobjects had
been given him for license. The following
conveners of standing committees were
appointed ; Home Missiona, Rev. W,. M.
Martin; State of Religion, Rev.S.Acheson;
Tempere.nce, Rev. J, A. Hamilton ; Sab-
bath Schools,Rev. R Henderson; Sabbath
Observance, Rev. J. S. Henderson; Fin-
ance, Rev. P. Musgrove: Superintendence
of Students, Rev, 0, Fletoher; Systematic
Benefisence, Rev J. A. Anderson; Chris-
tian Endeavore,Dr. McDonald. The not! e
of motion given by the Rev.Mr. Martin at
a forraer meeting "That the unit on which
the assesement for Presbytery Fund us
made, be changed from flirt of the family
to a unit produced by adding the families
and members together and dividing by
two," was then taken up. After some
diecussion it was laid over until next
meeting. Rev. Mr Fletcher's notice of
motion, to conaider what should be report
ed as a family, was dispoeed of, after dis-
cussion, by appointing a committee com-
posed of ROVE, Messrs. Fleteher and Alar -
tin with their elders, to consider in, and
report et next meeting, A call to Rev.
Murdock McKay front Leeburn and Union
Church was sustained, Mr. McKay having
signified his acceptance of it. His Ordin-
anon and Induction was appointed to be
held in Knox obLuch, Godeuch, on the Ist
August, Rev. Mr. Shaw to preach, Rev.T.
A. Anderson to address the minister and
Rev. R. Henderson the people. The Pres-
bytery adjourned to meet at Clinton on
12th day of September.
11.1 Plain
AND SON
We are clearing
all summer
Dry Goods.
Groceries :
4tfor 25o.
Tins of Apples,
Tins of Pumpkins.
7,5c per dozen,
Salmon :
Flat tins, 2 for 250.
5 lbs, for 250,
Summer
Dry Goods
To clear less than cost.
Carpets
And Ready-made Clothing
10 per cent.less than cost.
Boots & Shoes
Likewise.
0. 0. JOHNSTON.
Opposite Ilawkshaw's Hotel.
Dress Goods.
goods for 12:1c, fa.ct we
are clearing all kinds of
Dress Goods at amazingly
low figures.
Prints
prints fol. 70. ; a good. fast
colored print for 6c. We in-
tend clearing every yard of
Print in the store.
Boots & Shoes.
'We have them at 20o . a
pair 25c. a pair 80c a pair
'the time to secure barg aine
'la Boots & Shoes.
ruit Jars.
ints, Quarts, a Half
Gallon, best Take. They
aro going' fast. Buy your
Jars from us.
Pic
ard
VOTER'S LiSTL-1 893 .
MusnarAmTv or Tau ',7owssure or Cason/IN
CouNTY or Runes.
Natio° le hereby' given 60 1 have translate -
ted or delivered to the persons mentioned tn
Isetions 5 and 6 of the Voters', Lists Ant, the
copies required by said seetioneto be so M1021^,
revised Assessment itoll of said Muni:441)814e
to be entitled to vote in the seid eennesiPah;r
at elections for membero of theLegislatiye
sembly, and at Municipal Eloolions. and' that
mains there foe inspeonen. Electors are call-
ed mean to examine the said list, andif anY
omissions or any. other errors are perceiyed
therein. to take immediate proceedings to have
the eaid errorq corrected according to law.
GEO, W. DOLMAN,
Clerk of Dsborne.
Dated this 27th day of June, 1893.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Matter of the 'Estate of Thomas
Heywood, late of the Township of
Usborne, in the County of,'11urou,
Notice is hereby given pursuint to Chapter
110 of the Revieed Statutes ,of Ontario, 1887,
that all persons having claims against the
Estate of the said late Thomas ileYwood, who
died on the 2nd day of Mum, WE. aro requested
to deliver or send be postprepaid to the under
signed Solleitors for Effizabeth Heywood and
John Heywood, Exeoutors for the last will mid
testararint of the said Deceased, on or beep
the lat day of August, 1803, a statement in
writing eente.iningtheir names and addresses
and full earticalere of their elaims duly veri-
fied by Statutory Doolaration &ha the nature of
the security tif any) held by them and that
after the said last mentioned det'e the said
Exoeutore will premed to distribute tbe assets
of the se.id Estate among the parties entitled
thereto having regard only to olaims of which
notice shall have been reeelyed no Moore to.
attired, and tbe said Executors will not be
liable for the said assets, or anY part thereof
so distributed, to apy velem or persons of
whose claims notioe shall not have beenlreedv-
ed at the thno of suoh distribution.
Solicitors for Executore,
Da tod eta july,1893.-3in, Exeter, Ont.
lich Mange and Scretebes of every kind
on human or &plurals', cured in 30 n3inutea
by Woolforcl's Sauitary Lotion.. This never
ails, Warranted by 0, LUTZ.
Friday on the stoele farm of Jobe George
township of Sat -meet, near Port Elgin
stick of timber 70 feet long got Meal from
the tacUle road stria John Schevass, join,
ott the bead, killing him instantly.
English Simla Liniment reraoves all
hard, soft or ()aoudad lamps and blemishes
from tome, lilood Spavin, Curbs, Splints,
Iitng Bone, Sweeney, Stifles, Sprague Son e
and Swollen Throat, Coughs, eot. Sao
1150 by use of ono bottle. Warranted tb
moet wonderful Blemish Caro ever known. °
Warranted by C. Lime
WIND MILL
Has been agitating the miiads of
the Council for some time past,
and it would appear by some
' ads ' we read that it has become
contagious.
We are not in the habit of
QUOTING PRICES
as they are °fames
Therefore we would ' ask you to inapeet our large and
varied Stocks of
Ready-made Clothing,
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Crockery, Boots & Shoes,
All of which will -be sold at the least possible margin above
cost.
Soliciting a call.
Produce taken in exchange. Eggs, . Butter 15c.
CARLIN
Apology,
To wnosi LT MAT CONCEEIT.'
This is to certify that the undersigned
herebylurably apologize for doing one Geo•
L, Money, of the townshi of Blanshaed,
County of Perth, gnevous be ily he,rm on the
sth bast, by malioiously throwing a quantity
of boiling water at his person.
I Moo humbly apologize to the said Geo. L.
Money for oiroulating stories of a derogatory
declare that I can produce no plod whatsoever
to substantiate what I eirculated with evil
intent concerning him.
Farther, I give this Apology to the said Geo.
L. Money, to make use of in whatsoever
manner he may deem right and proper, and I
also at this thne do giVa him what compen-
sation he has demanded for iniuries received,
loss of time, law costs etc.
Lastly I humbly crave forgiveness of the
said Geo. L, Money and Protaise to say noth-
ing in the future respecting him exoept what
1 zeal Ire ow to be absolutely true.
Signed AZETIA. MILLER
In presence of R. H. Coulee Barrister Mee
Dated at Exeter this lith day of Juty in the
year of our Lord 1893.
BLOOEWELL-In Tyre, 'Mich., (M the 14th
inat., the wife of Jt Bleokw ell. formerly
CREERT-In tTaborne, on the 14th inst.', the
ROLTEMAN-In Creditor', on 'the 14th lost),
the wife of .1', 11.11oltsman of er son.
ITEDDB1V-In Crediton, on the 12ih inst., th e
wife of Wesley.HodOein of a, datignter.
GiARDNER-t-00. the eth -Moto the wife .ef.
ertutophilus,GardieennocGillivrey, of a soh,
DAItla7-SCOTT.:,13i Ilibbertr on the 5th lest .
ise'Rev, P. freott,Air, Jobe Ban' of Cromerti
to.Miss &legal°, third. daughter' Of Mr, John
ENDIOOTTDIAMOND-Tin '•LttezilL on 'the
Miss Sarah- Diamond or :Luean '
ix L
Rectory '
Staffa to Miss Nichols, of' Fullerton.
001;()D1101119-11ART-At the Manse, Mit-
ulg2thAltiext's..bnyderth&inou%ve' 10"1"
Ilibb ere to Miss Lento- Hart, of Fallarton.
BROIIND-In Sea,forth, on July 8th, Lewis
Israund, owed 59 yeass,g month, ,,
LHOrtal, on the' eth
loved wife of Mr. Weiliectou Haskette
Minard's Lininient is the best.
FOB, OVER FIFTY TBrelde
Onn AND WELL -TEEM ItIMIEV7,--- art.
Winslow's Soothing, Syrup has biers -used efts,
wears by millions et mothevs for their childron
tbe °hint, softens the gums, Ohms the, perm ;
mires the colic, and is the hest remedy for '
Diarrhoen, Ie pleasant to the teeth, ' Sold be .
druggists tn. ovary part of the world. 25 moats
a bottle. Its value le inearoal Mee, De wire
and ask for Niro Wins/eine Soetlxing Sortie'
mad take ito other Irina.
$alesman, to sell our -choice a It mao-
seee stook, Many speelal vaeleties to effete
both in fruits and orriam mita Is. cud 90 atoll°
only by us. We pay eommession pe sneers',
wiaboitt. norm's