The Exeter Times, 1893-7-27, Page 1THE'BEST
Advertising Medium
'ITIS SFCTrON'.
VOL. Xi.NO, 49,
MIDDLESEX GAZETTE.
"HEW TO THE LINE, LET TWE CHIP'S FALL WHERE THEY MAY!
EXRTER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 27, 1S9P,:
'by Go Barstool
Whent you Can
a good,
get high,
man's Plow Shoe
11, GGA-oWan's
for 9Oo..P
Also a complete Line of
WOMEN'S MISSES' AND
'CHILDREN'S OXFORD TIES in
TANS and DUNGOLAS. These
Goods were bought direct from the
Manufacturers and will be sold at
prices that cannot be beaten.
Eggs x x cents per doz,
110 M YY Al s
General llxorchant, Kirkton.
Public Scaool Leaving vaicam,
Tura Perms Wise RAVE, BERN Seceessetl2,
nt,AND TILE SOHooL mom ii'IIENCE TREY
CASTE.
l big 55itamination was held at the same
time as them. 8. Entrance. The papers
were considered very fair and out of 63
candidates 34 liave been successful, The
Education Department pays $5 to the
?Olio School Board. for each successful
pupil on the following canditione. (I) The
principal of the school must hold a first
or second class certificate, (2) There must
be at iciest one legally qualified assist -
aut.
It is expected that Euclid and Algebra
Will be added to the examination for 1891
e t the
asenreduced
in
genelthee
Y; Whenthie de, many of
the pupiae' in our rural aohools will no
.doubt take thti P. S. Leaving exam. before
attending the High ,n011001 or Collegiate
Institute. Weeuaderateeej that the head
mestere of our tnoltegiato Inctutee will
.admit those holding P. 8. Leaving a ttifio
ates to the thirg, room of their Schon,:
Without further examination, This Will
leave the candidates about two years at
the high School and will leave them at
home at a time when they should be
.Tartar the es -tweet ogre of their p reete.
We believe this will bo a gain to both the
Public Schools dad the High Schools. It
e certainly a gain to the parents.
re piles, the candidates required to make
at leas."' 50% of the total, i. e., 500 marks
and 330 d'f 0,00 paper.
The follow ne is a list of the suoce.shil
candidates at the different examination
controe,the sohods where they are educat-
ed. and the total timber of marks obtain-
ed.
SODERICii.
Gorden, William, Sheppardton, P,S...696
Green, Lillie, Shepparton, P. 8...... , 543
Hayden, Emmeline. Sheppardton P. S. 515
Hawkins, Walter, Port Albert P. S—..511
EXETER.
Brown, Mary, Exeter P. S..... , .....544
Creech, Richard, Exeter P. S..... ..512
Huston, Ewe, Exeter P, S. ...... . 500
Martin, Nettie, Exeter P. S .502
Martin, Alex, Exeter P. 8,.... 525
,Jacket', Roden, S. S. No. 1 Osborne -636
, ZURICH'.
Buchannan, Milton, Zurich P.13 581
Kloop, Clara, Zurich, P. S 514
Tippet, Wm. H., Varna P.8... .539
Torrance, Grace, Varna P. S 591
DUNr3ANNON.
Curry,Geo. D., Nilo P. S 500
Duff, Bertha, S. 8. No. 16 A.shfield570
WTNr;rt 4 q.
'i3ray, Wm. C., Wingham P. S. 11 :72.8
l3radwin, Edward W.,6 Winghasia i" X165
Cowden, Celin, Winghem. P. S
McTavieh,Catharine, Wingham P 8528
Rose, Charles W., Wingliam P. 8 671
WROXETER•
Allen, Elsie, Wroxeter P. S ..636
Bennet, Jo1?n H., 8. S. No, 4 Howick..528
onossnLS.
Armstrong'; ' re E. Brussels P. B .. 676
Duncan, Jas. On • Brussels P. 8. .....526
Irwin, Geo. H., Brownie P. 8.........631
with, Dora, Brussels Pr 8. 637 637
Stewart, -Wm., Erusse1es P. 8...... 558
;Stewart, Duncan, Brunets 11r. ,5566
Mitchell, Jennie C., S. St l o.4 Grey, 696
SEABORTII:
I1Ic01oy, Mary Jane ..4318
Proctor, Ettie. .'
.638
Reidy Alex. :..581
CLINTON.
Thompson, Olive, Bayfield P. S.. .,602
Minard's Liniment cures Ootds, etc.
i
•
In Summer
DRY -GOODS,
GROCERIES,
BOOTS & SHOES,
STRAW & FELT HATS
And many other lines.
RCS.FORD&coy
Woodh4in.
Woodham.
BRIEFs. Ito essra. $f;cNev in Bros
have engaged a mill right to put new
Rolls in their mill, and in a few weeks
will be able to supply the -public with
first class' roller flour,—Mrs. John
Prowse has returned home from Mich.
where she had been visiting her two
sons,.—Mr. John Chappel, clerk in R.
Itabb's store Mitohell,wae in the(village
last week, visiting friends and relati
ves.—Mr.. John blottevin and family-
of .lippen epent Sunday with his
brother here, --The salvation army
from St. Marys held a meeting in the
Albert Hall on Sunday evening. The
Misses packert from Stratford are
visiting at Mrs. Wm, Johnston's,—Mian
McGowan, one of our former School
teachers was visiting at Miss Abray's
last week.
Clinton.
•
BRIEFS.—Clinton has at last organ-
ized a band, with J, Holloway, leader.
A. stand will be erected in the park
for ;their aaoammodation. This is a
move in the right direction, —August
2nd has been proclaimed civic holiday
by the Mayor,•—Two burglars, who
were caught in Soott's store, Bruce -
field, were committed to Goderich,
jail by Mayor 11xo.Faggart.—Joe Gook,
who loft his family here some time
ago and eloped with another woman
returned to town the other day, but
was soon hustled out again by a mob
of indignant citizens. Others will fare
a similar fate.—R. Holmes of the Era
Will build a new office, costing $2,000.
—Last Thursday Mr. Christopher
Dale of Ifullett had one Sproat and
one Spain before Magistrates MoGarva
and Steep, charged with assault. It
will be seen elsewhere that Mr,;
Dale's home was'iyisited by toughs the
other night, whose treatment was not
any too courteous. Tho fine was
placed at $5 and costs and $10 dam-
ages—$19,50 iu all, The young men
luny complement •themselves on get.
ting off so easily. Mr. Dale might
have shot them in self-defence.
• 0*4
r"3urich.
BRIM, — Mr . Livingstone of
Baden was in toWil les Week
looking after the intorero t of
the flax pulling, he now has a large
gang pulling; the crop is good.—MI'.
Fred Kibler and Rev Mr. Brand are at
the World's Fair this week.—Ray
Godbolt of Waterloo is visiting friends
in town.— Quite a runaway took place
here on Sunday by which three young
ladles were throwo out of the rig but
none seriously injured ; the buggy was
badly smashed. --The Zurich elope-
ment case is the latest on record. The
old hoary heed out quite a smile for a
few days but now it is turning to a
whine ; seems old men like fresh pot-
atoes better than old ones.—Some
parties from Zurich paid Dublin a
flying visit last week.—.The, Editor of
the Exeter Advocate last week tried
to sling dirt at an inoffensive family
who never did him any harm. He
was once a Zurich boy himself and the
youth he was referring to probably
bears as good a reputation as did Mr.
Editor when in his boyhood. Why try
to sling dirt so far from home when
you are not interfered with.—New
potatoes are plentiful in Zurich at 90e
per hag,
Hensel!.
TAT CAMERON SDiITII, Barrister, Sotiof.,
tor, Conveyancer. Offioe ?lain-st.
Oan be consulted after office ,hours at the.
0ommeroiai Hotel. Beneatl,
Bargains in Boots & Shoes Is still the order
of the, dateat A. Woseloh's. We have quite
large assortment of summer foot wear on
hand yet and in order to olear them out we
will sell them very cheap. Note a few quot-
ations ; Men's high laced boots, 0100 a patr ;
men's low laced snore, 90o. ; men's gaiters : at
$1 25 ; women's Oxford pepged soles at Me,:
a
5e,-
a lot of women's tow and oarpet slippers at
one halt the regular price ; a.lot of elmIdren`s
shoes at 100. a pair and upward. Call and.
see and bo convinced that wo sell cheap,
Butter & Eggs taken.
Sign of Big Boot, A. tiveetirou,
Following are the inarkot quotations :
Wheat 58 to 59
Barley 35 to 35
Oats. 82 ter 33
Peas .55to56
Hay ..... 6,00 to 7.00
Butter ... ..............14 to 15
F.gga 11 to. 11
(Tees z: , ,Run to VA
(:lover aeea.. , , .8.54 to -8 75
bleedfd yioFwau'Id Geiger are haying.
3 loads of flax pullers out daily.—Business
is somewhat quiet during the daytime,--
Miss 0. Chapman returned home from
Teeswater kat Wednesday after several
week's visit,. there at her Aunt's, while
het Aunt Ors. Chapman returned with her'
to spend several weeks with Mr. Wm,
Chapman. --Mr, John Pope was at Seaforth
Friday evening.—Three Gibson boys of
Toronto, aro viiitiug et Oleic Uncle's Mr
Wm. Moir. --Mrs. John Pope returned on
Tuesday after a weeks visit at her Father's
at Dashwood.—Mr. G. C. Petty, of Sarnia,
is spending several days in town this week.
on business:—Miss P. Stoneman of Chisels
hurat is spending several weans in town,
Mise Roaa Smaltaoomb is visiting at Bay
field. --The foundation of Mr. Gee. Brown's
new houae on Queen et. is just about finish-
ed.—Mr. John Shepherd shipped several
oar loads of cattle last week.—Mr Henry
Cook was at Seaforth on Tuesday afternoon
after his engine.—Mr. Gen. D. Arnold and
wife returned borne last week from. Toronto
atter several weeks visiting there.—Large
quantities of hay is ahipped from bore every
day. ---lir. Ohre. Meyers has a nor Book
Keeper.—Mr. Jas. Clark has sold his
properly to Ilr. Whiteeides who takes po-
ssession about New Years.
Bruceiield.
11riirenn,y CAUGHT, --A villager passing
Virnd, Sdott eft Co,'e general store at 3
o'clock Sunday morningdiscovered
to1dieii,biirglarizingthe establishment
'and :gave immediate alarrri.: After a
lively t:sale both' burglara Were cap-
tured and taken to Clinton jail. 'Chen
werearraigne1 before two,`atagistratea
who committed them to Goderieh jail
for trial, The first desperado captured
is said to be one Chorine Prince, a low
set man, dark features rind Whiskers,
disfigured left eye, hump -tracked, and
generally speaking a hard looking
character• lie is probably 40 years
of age and 5 feet 4 in height He
offered some reaistence and the shoot-
ing iron he attempted to "draw" upon
Iiia "captors proved to be a large solid
iron allele]. Andrew Scott son., of the
complei ant, captured Prince's pal,
i whose name is given as Joseph Green.
He is a determined looking character,
I aired about STY --low setand dark cam_.
elIn ion. Both of course were loaded
teb'rn with goods emanating of shoes,
eodlili; watches, kni9es, vests, handker-
chiefs; •ties, tebacco,candy, and various
artieie'e' of : clothing. • Their kit of
burgi'anhole donsieted of files, chisels
a broken tlilitd knife, loots picky, a
double klay'iil' i to fit store door locks,
etc.
For the s ire'i i female weakness
presaiona, nertterenees, bearing doWd
pains and all•`thosif presidia ailments ;that
make woman's life :Aunt unbearable, Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills ate en unfailing cure.
They build up the bloods; a store the nerves.
and bring a glow of hearth to sallow cheeks
All dealers, or by mail post-paid on eseeipt
of pries, 50o. s box er 6 boles for 02.50.
Dr. :Williams ..Med, Co. Bre iville,.Ont,,
Mr. Andrew Scott, tacker ofithe sohooi
on the Mill Road near Brriesfi'eiil, had 7
pupils writing at the entrance enntoination
at Clinton, and of these' 5 pasted,• end the
youngest of the succi..fnl ones is- only tin
venis,af age.
Misstate Liniment 011101 La rl#lts''
Dashwood.
Biunra,—Mrs. John Pope of Iieneall, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mra. John
Gi„rNjo1 Sr.—Mr; Chas. Fritz left on
Tuesday, to visit his pareele iu AToristown:
—Mr. Simon Thon of Howar,3 City. Mich,
is vleiting frientio and relatives at present.
(110 plana like Yankee- towni,= This weep
it Is otic sad duty to chronicle the death of
Mr: John /#abbe; set the ripe age of 82
years. His !etnainS will be interred in the
R. 0. Cemetery Zurich (to -day) Thursday,
frrMt
K1ppeY1.
Bniors.--Ms. and Mrs. William Johns-
ton and children, of St. Louis, Missouri,
have been the guests of Mr. and Mra, R.
Hunt, for the past two weeks. 'Mr. Johns-
ton started for Chicago last Friday, and
intends spending a week or two at the
World's Fair, Mrs. Johnston remaining
here till he returns.—Mies M. E. Mebior•
din and ber brother Robert, spent the
latter part of last week in London.—Fall.
wheat cutting is about over; it is an ex
oellent orop.—There is still considerable.
activity in the cattle bnsinosa here, a
Toronto buyer shipped three car loads
from this station this week also a oar of
hogs.—Mrs Samuel Jaokeon and children,
and Mrs. William Crawford of Ripley, are.
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Crawford at
present.
Mr. Chan. F. Errett has been appointed'
Matheuiatioal baster io the T,,ucan High
School.
James Luoimore of Alviuston, Rieked
by a horse last week and almost killed.
Soma time ago he narrowly escaped death
from the aoaidental discharge of a gun.
Timothy Howe, of lot 12, oon, 1, Cara.
dos, and hie bared man were drawing hay
recently when the wind overturned a load.
Mr. Howe was thrown to the ground with
such force that his right thigh was broken.
They make one feel as though life was
rseree living, Take one of .Carter's Little
Liver Pi;1a after eating ; it will relieve
dyspepsia,fad digestion, sive tone and
vigor to the eya¢ator
A horse, harnene find cart :were
etolen from the Oi dale of 'Mr.
Geo. Hart of tiruee0e;'I mid dieli Iasi week
and no tidings eau Pa gotten 61 the
animal.
Neil McKellar of Cromarty drew 2?
1 ads of ha off four and a half sores o3
ashwood
ISAitt J;t3 REQU1Fi iI 0-,'
Et J AT. LE
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Are fe4hiMed to
calx' Aga see Sam$i'# and
get 4343. before purcli* MP,:
ing.
N,r iTALL cDatithWad.
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LOOK
At the Label.
See if Yogi art
PAID IN ,A.DVANOE
*roux WRITE & ser s
Pueonittsere and Propesetora
Beim—Ur. mil
W. Wilsonand fa
J. i Y
returned home from the World's Fair,
Chios o, lard week, Mr. Wilson says
every Loyal Canadian has good reason to
hold uptheir heads among the nations of
the world.The government started in
right by seleoting as Executive Commis+•
Toner fer the Dominion, Mr. J. S. Lark.
He is King at the Canadian Pavilion,
Jackson Pti'rr, He has charge of all the
mannfactur d articles, and the dieplays in
every department show, teat° and skill
equal to any people in the world. The
Province of Ontario etarted right by select-
ing Orr. N. Awrey. He is the right man in
the right place, he has good men io assist
him, among whom aro Mr. Petitett,;Mr,
Armstrou , Mr. Gilchrist and Mr. m,,
onAi.
Wils, of this plane, The display made by
Ontario iu every department has been a
source of 'wor,4ernient to the World at
large, and to none mote than the people
of the ''united £states, who, though they
might be supposed to bo bettor posted than
Luropeana had the mosterroneoga Thea#
o[ Ufa eaj"�t and rrsouroeU of stir eodnhy.
Among the many Canadians seen over
there `yore Mrs. Boauman (Nee Mies M.
Stinson) Mr. Thos. Itroobey and Mr. C.
H. Wilson formoily of this plane, Thos,
Brophey formerly of Ctandeboyo, and !dr,
Janne D. Wilson of Centralia ; these all
appear to be very contented and happy in
their aidoptod country. All uprose a longing
desire to yieit their many friends and re -
Wives in Canada.—Mr. Wm. Kading who
bought a new binder it few days ago, went
out to oat wheal Friday morning and found
the canvass out in pieces and the knife
broken in two. No cause ie assigned for
thia fiendish act,—Mr. Chao. MaWilaon Is
preparing to start his two now thrashing
machines to work in a few das a —Mra. A.
M. Wilson and dangbtor left bore last week
to take ohargo of the Methodist parsonage
for her brother, Rev. J. G. Keir, at Thorn.
dale.—Mise Rosie Brophey, who had
charge of the lent OSloe and store during
the ebsenco of our Post Master, Mr. W. J.
Wilson, at the World's Fair was taken sick
a week axe last Mrnday and has been un
able to leave her home. She is roma better
this Week., Sho caught a bad cold which
settled in her throat,
Urazne Benet.
Arriving et Grand Bend I found the
bridge across the stream gone, whioh
was done to allow the dredge to pass
up and drain the lands, bringing into
cultivation large acreage of land, It
is to be supplanted by a nice Iron one,
and Mr. Brenner thinks of building a.
large Hotel, as he had no lees than
nd`,reit, #ire t4 dinner the other day,
With nice croquet and lawn teonie
grounds, a few wrings and trees to set
off his propOeed building, he will be
better able to aeoomrtiodate his titin,
oustomers. Measrs. Ennis Mid Bratton
are keeping full lines of groceries and
whatever the people want. Mr. Holt
is always around to attend to bis cus-
tomers and the dredge is slinging the
dirt around as last as' possible. The
visitors were very numerous. The
following' familiar faces were to be seen
from Exeter; James Miller and wife,
John Spackman and wife, Joseph
Cobbledick,,wife and family; W. 11.
Monch.,.„yife and family; David Johns
and daughters; Wm. FolIand and wife;
Mr. Munroesand wife; E. HH;Fish, wife
and family; Mrs. Kemp, Mrs. John P.
Clarke and family; Mrs, Fatt and fami-
ly; The Misses Tnomas, Crocker, hHer-
sey, Rollins, Eesery, lin, Jaw,
Smith, liio0allum, McLaughlin,John
Gould, 33.^ Fpllick, C. Sanders, Dr:
Hyndman, F McDonald, J. Jewell,
L. BrenTndi'also many. from Crediton,
Parkhill, Mt. Carmel: also Rev. Mr.
Hendera'and tamily from London, who
deliver"e3 a sermon, Text; 104 Psalm.
The Lake was very tdtigh; little was;to
be seen on Monday morning. The
Pound nets were taken up and no leas
than siX or seven boats were seen ply-
ing through the Water to see the catch
which when counted, numbered fifty-
seven large sturgeon and a few white
fish, Losing their gill hook they had
to stun thein mud. throw m inth
boot, Aftertheyarrivedithem
T3eaohto pade
dinner called, had the pleasure of
having dinner off one of them. To
those wishing it change, a swim and
boat ride or to examine . Botany or
Geology,—there are lots of pebbles on
the Beach•—note le the - time to get
h ere and enjoy the `Lake Shore Breeze.
,A VIMIroa.
Maxx A YOUNG MAN.
Whe# from over:work, poesibl p assisted
by an inlisi'ited weakness, the health fails
rest or medi'daktrentment must be resorted
to, then no}m'edibine esti be emploeed with
the same beubfioial Termite as Soott's
Emulsion.
Sick hoadaehe—Eseljaji's`trivet Lozenges.
Nausea—Eseijay'e Liver Lbteiies:
Contipation—lileeljay's oa'enges.
Indigestion-lseljay's Live'been/Igen.
Torpid liver—Eseljay'e Liven L' oxenges.
Eseljay's Liver.Losenges 25.0.
Eseljay's Liver Lozenges for ,the' iitASris'ob:
Easljsy's Liver Lozenges-- sire in'di `entioa
Eseljay's Liver Lozenges—keep skiff'' finer,
Eeeljay's Liver Lozenges --keep pure bleed
Eseljav's Lifer Lozenges—tone the oaten):
Eaoijay's Lieer Lozenges --tone .ties health:,
0. C. 16004Ans z4 f16.
Edward:Linlet,. of St. Peters, C. Y;
says—" Thsst his horse was _badly torn
pitchfork, One bottle of MINA1iD'S LINT'
)!LENT eured him:"
Lirery Stable men all over the Dominion
teliP our agents that they would not be with
CANADIAN CURRENCY.
n Near
i From d a
II mini
Nax•soft aDo of
in a Few Trines.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 19.
Harry Brown, of Dartmouth, N.S., was
run over by a train and killed. near Hali.
fax Iast night.
Alex. Barnet, second son of A. Barnet,
lumberman, was drowned while bathing
at Renfrew yesterday,
Lieutenant -Governor Chapleau will sail
from Southampton for New York on. the
steamer New York on July 27.
Fred. Goldbeck, a lad of thirteen, was
run over and killed on the railway trade
near the Torontr. waterworks last night,
Lillian Salter, aged 18, whose relatives
live at Petrolea, commuted suioids at Mac-
kinaw Island on Monday evening.
James 'Loosemore, living near Alvin -
sten, was kioked by a horse and died a
few hours afterwards from •
;;ie injuries..
One of 1MWi1G9 bill's ~6inl loyees had
three ribs broken by a runaway during tem•
performance at Belleville yesterday.
Arthur Simpson, a well-known farmer,
was killed at a C.P.B. orossieg in Wing -
ham yesterday. His horses became fright.
ened and ran in front of the train,
TM/BSI/AY, JUXS 20.
Montreal is baying on epidemic of burg.
laries just now,
Severe damage by hail is reported in a
section of Nova Scotia.
Vancouver printers working on type-
setting machines have struck for $24 a
week.
Charlie Kelly, aged five, was drowned
at Wallaceburg yesterday by the upsetting
of a boat.
In, South Monaghan, near Peterboro',
James Dawson, aged 35, fell an a mowing
machine and was killed.
John S. Foxton of Hi milton and Eliza-
beth Baclgaly of Montreal have just mar-
ried in the former city, after 20 years of
courtship.
Tho extradition proceedings in the ease
of Morrisette, the alleged forger from Que-
bec, were farther postponed at Boston.yea-
terday until August 1.
Thomas Dean, a Tyendinaga farmer,
eras before Magistrate Flint. at 'Belleville,
yesterday charged with seduoiug Miss
Frances Winters, of Sh,tnnonville. Ile was
released on bail, to appear nest Tltes(lay
for trial,
PIII bAY, Jrt1LY 21.
Fifteen thousand people attended. Win-
nipeg's exhibition yesterday.
The Masonic Grand Lodge oonoluded its
(atonal session at Ottawa yesterday.
Ald. Garratt, of London, fell from tt
waggon yesterday and broke his leg.
F3artley Costello, formerly of .Hamilton,
has been shot in Chicago and will prob.
ably die,
The Masonic grand lodge closed at Otte.
wa yesterday. Hon. J. M. Gibson was re-
elected grand master.
Winnipeg will send delegates to the third
recipronity convention, called to meet at
Duluth. on October 10.
At SI..A.'nne de la Perade, Que., yester-
day, a mill, an hotel, a cheese factory, two
stores and 31 houses were destroyed by
fire.'
Mrs. Mitchell of 86 Hunter street east,
Hamilton, hid $54 in the sleeve of her
daughter's night-dress while the family
was attending a picnic. A. thief stole the
mo.
ney=Thomag O'Hagan has resigned his
position as tjie principal of the Waterdown
High School, and will take a post-gradn-
ate course in English literature at Cornell
University.
- SATURDAY, JULY 22.
Mark Stevens, aged nine, was struck by
the steamboat express near Merritton, and
died of his injuries in a few hours.
A court of the Catholic Foresters has
been instituted at Woodstock. It will be
known as St. Mary's Court, No. 350.
It is reported that a 60 -ounce nugget of
gold had been taken from the Salisbury
Company's mine in Nova Scotia yesterday.
BradStreet's reenorts 40 business failures
in Canada the past week, against 26 last
week and 22 the oorres",ponding week a
year ago. -
The bodies of three unknown m i and
portions of a vessel have been found on the
south shore of Manitoulin Island, fourteen
miles northeast of the Duck Tefands.
A young man named McDoitiiell of Owen
Sound oceated a sensation at Niagara Falls
yesterday by walking out on Calverley's
tigt`:1 `Vire and performing a number of
tricks.
•fy ,warrant was issii id nit wtill"
fi Jp' g yes"-
terday xa* the arrest of R. •i. eab'ke y, ese
manager of The defunct Commercial Bank,
on a charge of nl:.'_ring false returns to the
Receiver -General at Ottain 1891.
11t01WA9t, JULYw0 514.
A. woman named Mary Craig took Paris
green at Brantford on Saturday, and died
yesterday from the effects.
Charles Coakwell, aged 15. son of Thoa.
Coakwell, of Brooklin, was drowned there
Saturday while bathing.
Mr. John Stewart of -Paisley, who took
d prominent part in the 'rebellion of 1837,
dtecI a't Paisley on Saturday, aged 85.
TWe burglars were caught in the act of
fobbing a Bruce.6eld store early yesterday
rhorpings They Were 'taken to Clinton
Witifp MAiOMI Rolly, aged 17, was light-
ing a .gasoline stove at Petrolea, an ex-
p�ie3sldii ctectiri'ed,' and golly was an
6'iiit>ibd from waist to head.
I r Jiiseph'li'eatheretone, aretired farm-
er, vriti '.kl11e;l by a G. T.1'1': train while
orosah the track in Brafoi'yiosi last even•
ing, "o1`t ` iNfl * $'dhdriih r,
IN
STRA.W HATS,
An 4. li9usand othez
P ROSS'
Bargain Depot.
At St. Marys, between St. Marys and
Exeter clubs, july 18th, Exeter won by
four runs aud one wicket. Score ;
BT. 11ART13.
1St renina. 2nd Innine.
Findlay 2 c and la Findlay 10
ne; a. Carling, b kind -
tar
G. Hindman, b Find-
oldley, not
run out. it
b Wolfe.
Look st the date on your label this
week, and see that.your name is mark-
ed well in advance.
tta, No paper is discontinued until all
arrears are futip paid, except at Me option,
of the publisher.
The date when the sulistription expires
is on the address labeler each paper, the
change of which to a subsequent date be.
comes a receipt for remittance:Subsorlbers
will please examine their label before and
after makine a remittance.
John Battler of Cromarty was Insulted
over -by a barn door blowing against him
the other day and considerably Injured.
Whether 'pleasure bent or business,
ahould take on every trip a bottle of
Syrup of Figs, as it acts most pleasantly
and effectually on the kidney's, liver and
ther forms of stances. For sale in 75o.
The dredge in the big awamp is getting
close to the Zurich road.
The manyfriends throughout the county
of Dr. Coleman of Seaforth will regret to
learn that he has again been prostrated by
a severe attack of illness, and that for
the past 7eekbe has been in a very critical
state.
It was annottnead 110 Iftek„
Thos. Cumming of Plullett (ecn Of
Mr, John Cumming) haa. his leg taken off
During the thunderstorm of 'Thursday
°nest week. Mr. John Cameron of Stanley,
had a young steer killed by lightning.
ROW CURBED lioRs4s VAN
Many valuable horses are rejected by
buyers, becalm° of a ourb which Mill be
easily °urea. The otirb is the result of a
strain and °Rube removed by using Dick's
Blister Wording tbe directions cio eagle
Is a ,5'firgain Counter
Weismiller's
HAVE YOU SEEN IT ?
If not, it will interest you
and pay you to. It is load-
ed down with seasonable
Goods marked down to fig-
ures that will make them go.
D. WEISMILL.Eli:i
711 ,tto