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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1893-9-28, Page 1THE BEST .Advertising Medium. THIS . SECTION. VOL. XXI. NO. 7. tia Barefoot hen you can J et a good, high, nan's PlowShoo t ,th o McG - wan7 S or 90c. Also a complete Line of 'S MISSES' AND EN'S OXFORD TIES iu and DTJNGOLAS. These were bought direct from the ufaefurers and will be sold at ices that cannot be beaten. Eggs xi cents per doz, R. McGOWAN, General Marchant, Eirkton. Lucian, Bann -Dr, R. W. Shaw, of Leone, s opened out a new drug More in Met erre old stand, -A very successful onogrelih concert was beld at Lucian on today °te sing last by the Ladies' Aid he Methodist church. -Two +salves ot;ned by Ward Bros., of Luoau, were killed by the Chicago flyer en Thursday night last, on the Main street(iroeaing. 13idd� ph. RIEFs.-Mr, James Flobbine of Port o0 isjviaating friends in Biddolph at anat.-Alex Atkinson of Bav City hae turned home after his visit --Mr. F. H. it lite returned from the World's Fair, blcago, well pleased with the. fair and all at wee there. Igtel ton. W. Robson the noted jeweller, Shier ,te arstiell's bleak, watches, Cloaks, Etc., yen e new lease of life. All worlc guaranteed noes WY. MN 1E8 purchased a fine stook Wntehes, Clocks, and Jewelry, at a bargain, it selitho samo away below regular whole - 0 oat , W. ROBSON. The trustees ofSot.uur eve. � Blansbard insmor's aohool), love engaged 11 xa. ci,. glee, Stanley, as teactier ler the year 4. He holds a junior leaving, or second saes non-professional certificate, and bas so passel Ida matricnlation examination. The statement that Hon. G, W. Ross 11 accept the Registrarship of Middleaez incorrect, and the Globs is assured upon a beat authority that he has no intention accepting the petition. The death is announced of Mrs. John ra, of Toronto, in her 7Gth year. The ceased leaves three sons and two daugh- a-Jolin A, Mara, M. P., of "Yale, B. O., Mara, of Lenin W. Mara, spirit march - t, Toronto; Mrs. J. Bateman, of Perth, d Mies 0. Mars, who lived with the do- ssed. The old Iady a week ago bad a ralytis stroke. Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly for etcher opens with an admirable comma - naive and well-informed paper on "Per - ridiculer New 'York," by that graphic +triter, Peter MacQueen. Daniel D. Bid- elI contributes a timely paper entitled The nnifyiug of Germany." Under the tie of "A Journey tothe Garden of Eden" fro Etta B. Donaldson gives art exciting atrative of travel through the gorges of he Caucasus into Persia. Other attractive . i aides are: v "The �rt,slu, a Fair Como?. is," a vivid panorama of the Midway aisanoe; "nestling New England Armes - a," by G. A. Davis; "Topolobampo; A. tter Day Utopia," cy Ch. Moreau Har or; "A Hop Field Illustrated," by Frances Smith; and a biographical sketch of loaue Cardnoci, the foremost living Italian net. The abort tits -niers, sketches, poems nd itepartment9 a- + bright and varied. Mrs. Taylor, of Clinton, has rented her ren of 100 acres, on the 18th eon, Hullett, Mr., Isaac Lawrence, for one year, at a etal. of 3210. No. (intim hatemea. Scott's Emulsion is Cod Liver Oil per- oted and is prepared upon the principle its digestion and assimilation in the linen system; hence it is giveu without sturbing the stomach. S. Ford & Co. WW.00dhana. Qt7THS' 8z BOYS' CLOT.EIINa AT POPULAR PRICES. That :Fit well, Wear well and Look well. We don't sell �TIODDY :—: CLOTHING. The best is none too good for our trade.. Every house is selling the cheapest. We im to give the best for the money. ► See our assortment of MEN'S, YOUTHS' AND BOYSSUITS AND OVERCOATS. Mens Furnishings. At Special Peices. Ties, Collate, Shirts, Underwear, the new • est and best at moderate prices. AND HURGN MIDDLESEX LOOK, At the Label. See if You are PAID IN ADVANCE GAZETTE. "HEW TO THE LINE, LET THE CHIPS FALL WHERE THEY MAN? EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING-, SEPTEMBER 28 x83 , Urediton BRIars. -The vrlliage was deserted on Tuesday, everybody beingaat the Exeter Fair ; all were well pleased. - Dar. H. Either` returned home Tues- day night with a new driver, one of the beat in the country. Harry will now throw the dust in the face of all- cotners. The Methodist church will be re -opened on Sunday next ; a big improvement has been made in the appearance of the edifice and grounds, •-Mr L. Hodgins was thrown front bis buggy w bile going to the fair on Tues.. day ; he wait not injured. -Geo Mots jr„ has returned home from Manitoba whither he went last spring. Staffa. Biugrs,-Pref. Hawkins of Brussels was renewing old acquaintagoes in our Village last week. Re looks hale and hearty, -The carpenters are busy put- ting up a dwelling.house,"'�,,for Mrs. Chubb, Sam Spears has the contract. -We are sorry to bear that Mr. and Dire. Archibald Millar of near Strat- ford, but formerly of this village. are very low with typhoid f:^er; we hope to hear of their speedy recovery. - Richard Hoskins, who bas been en- gaged as miller for they. past seven years in btaflit, left for Exeter last week. Dashwood. BRIEFS.-Mra. R., Cook of South River,; is visiting friends in the vil- lage at present, -A. number of our citizens attended London fair lest week. - Mrs. Quigie and son from Michigan who were visiting friends. and relatives in the village for several days returned to their home on Mon- day -Meseta J. Graybiel and M. Fenn returned from the World's Fair Sat- urday evening, -Bev. Mr. Krupp con- ducted Quarterly meeting on Satur- day and Sunday. -Rev. Mr. E ifert preached to the German Lutheans in London on Sunday. -Some mean sco>,lndrel nearly cut the rubber tiro of Mr -Chas Fritz's bicycle in two some time Saturday night. Such a person if caught should be severely dealt with. -A large numberof people from here went to the Exeter fair on Tuesday. e _s. a ,'3t. Marys. Mmes. -The new Sunday school building in connection with the Meth. odist church is nearing completion -- Fred. Long, who has recently been living in Landon, returned to hia father's a few days ago suffering from inflammation.-Cbarlee Hamilton, the young man who fell from the G. T. R. Sarnia brtdge here a short time since, is recovering rapidly. -W G Glenn, event for the Manufacturers' Life Insurance Co., has been appointed district manager for the counties of Bruce and Grey, with headquarters at Owen Sound. Wm. Moyes will succeed hint here. -Mr: and Mrs. H.B. Morphy and family, of Listowel, have been in town for a short time, the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Hall. Mr. Morph; is an old St. Marys boy, and his friehds here are pleased to learn of his prosperity in the northern end of the county. - Quite a number of prominent Reform- ers, including Dr. Irving, W. C. Mos- orip, T. 0. Robson, W, E. Harding, G. Slack, 0. E. Whelthan and Editor Mc- Leod, went up to Mitchell on Thurs- day to see and hear Laurier. Greenway. (Too late for lest weolc) BRiEFr.-Miss Sarah Short anal her sister Mary arrived home from Detroit last week, -The Harvest Homo thanks offering Dinner, of the Boston Metho- dist Church last week, was a decided success, The dinner was good and the entertainment was pleasing; the sing- ing andatddreases were highly applaud- ed, the order was not the best; a large number of young men and several young girls acted very unbecoming. - Miss a:. Munroe, of Brucefield, visited a number of her friends here last week. -A tramp that was kept over night by one of our obliging farmers this week was offered a days work but re- fused, saying that he would not durtey himself for one day's work. -Mr. John Sherritt, Deputy Reeve of Stephen, and Mr, Geo. Johnson, Deputy Reeve, and Councillor Morgan, of McGillivray, let several jobs of repairing the road west of here last week --Albert and Willie _:Wilson drove out to Mr. Patterson's last Saturday and remained over till Monday. -Mr. Win. Taylor, of Varna. visited friends here last week, -Mr. Ai.'chey Underwood is building a new house. John Beinger has the eon tract. Robert Jamieson, a successful merchant of Seaforth, and step son of John Metlillan M. P., died reoentl,y from consumption and was buried with Masonic honors. Osgood°Hall, Friday; Little nit. Higgins ,1 'Travers, for the plaintiff, moved to change the venue fromGoderiohto Toronto. IMI 0 Cameron for the defendant, contrary. Motion refuged, Costs to"the defendant in any event. The barna. of Mrs F Case, a mile east of Seaforth, wore destroyed by fire the other morning, -with hay and 600 bushels of threshed peas. Insurance, [4$2,800; loss. considerably more. Lightning destroyed the barns of JOl n Wingle, :IvIoliillop, the same day, with great' loss. Minard's Liniment eures Colds,etc. Hensall. 77 CAMERON SMITH, llarrieter, Solici.• tor, Conveyancer: Officer Main -it. Can be consulted after office ihours at the Commercial Hotel. Bennet. Just opened out at A. Wesoloh's 25 oases of Boots and Shoes for the fall trade. There Goods wore bought for cash direct from the beat ntanufaeturors, and wilt bo sold cheap for cash, along with an entire stock of footwear. When in Hewett, it will pay you to call and buy your fall Boots and Shoes from us, as we willies sure to please you in Prions, Quality, Fit and Style.as we have this fall a better stook to select front than over bofore: We guaran- tee satisfaction and won't beunder•sold by ear dealer in the county, When at the fair call in and aeons. A. Wooten. Sign of Big Boot. Following are the market quotations Wheat ................58 to 60 Barley .............. . . 35 to 38 Oats .......... ..... 28 to 28 Peas ... ........:...... 50 to 51 Hay 6,00 to 7.00 Batter 2 Olo 21 Eaga... ..... . 12 bo 12 HHoge........ ...575 to 500 Clover seed. BRIEFS -Mr J. Mo McArthur, banker, and Geo Wren have returned from the World's Fair. -Several of our citi- zens took in the fair at Ezeter,while others went to Clintot't.-Miss A. Langford, formerly of this place, now of Luoknow, is visiting Mra Colwell. -Mr 11, Cook and wife, and Mrp. Coad left Friday to visit friends in Detroit. Mr Cook returned Monday evening, while Mrs Cook remains.- Mr Wm. Thompson left Monday avg. for Detroit, -Messrs Ellis, Miller, Bell and Shirray left Friday to visit the World's Fair, -A. union prayer meet !ng was held Tuesday evening in the Methodist church in view of the com- ing Convention, which will be held on Fria ay 29th in Carmel aural). A profitable time is expected. All are cordially invited to attend the same, -Mrs Dr. McLeod of Detroit is visit - Ing at her mother's, Sirs .1. W hite.- Mr and Mrs Charles Bosaanberiy left Saturday last to visit friends in Ham- burg. -Mr L. Roedding of Zurich was in town last Sunday. -Mr P. Trigger - son has been sick the past week. We are glad to see he is able to be around again. -Wo wish to correct the mis- take of last week, Mr F. tl-, Meyers instead of F, G. Arnold. -J. McAr- thur, tinsmith, and wife were visiting at Clinton last Sunday. -Mr J. Weis - miller haz returned from his visit. - Miss Amy Murdock is convalescent. We trust soon to hear of her recovery. --Masers Berry &Pearthaye purchased- an Incubator from Chas DeWitt of In gersoll, and are going into the poultry business, intending to ship to the United States, Mr Berry will punch. ase any amount of pullets eyery Satur- day, at his stables, Hensel!. Huron Fall Assizes Uoderich, Ont , Sept. 25. -Tho fall assizes fox the County of Huron opened here to day. Hon. Justice McMahon pro' sided: Colin McDougal, Q. C., acted as Queen's counsel. The criminal docket is very light, being only a case of arson in which a true bill was found at last assizes. The defendant is not'yet in custody. The civil list comprises sixteeu cases, but noth• ing important. Owing to the absence of a prisoner for trial: His Lordship was pre- sented with the customary pair of white gloves. In reply he said he was pleased as the state of affairs in the county. We are exceedingly aorry to announce the death of Mrs. Joseph Townsend, which oconrred at Nesbitt, Man., on the 14th inst.. of censnmp lion_ The deceased woe the second daughter of Mr. James Landes• borough, of Tuckoramith, and was only 32 years of age. SPAVINED. Honsns. The buyers for foreign markets do not want blemished horned at any pride. :Spavins, Curbs, Ringbones, etc., can be entirely cured by Dick's Blister. Price 50 eta. Dick's Liniment is invaluable for sprains and bruises. Price 25 cts. To be had at all druggists. Full directions on the wrapper. To DxsrEL COMP. Headaches and Fevers, to cleanse the system effectually, yet gently, when costive or bilious, or when the blood is impure or sluggish; to permantely cure habitual con- stipation, to awaken the kidneys and liver o a healthy activity, without irritating or akening them, use Syrup of Figs. G od Values OFFERED ID IN FallWinter�. an teGoods. ORDERED CLOTHING A. Specialty. A Fine Range of Ladips' Mantles Upwards. l�' l diner Stools: complete in Y p all the Leading Lines, HALLe Dash ywood. CONDENSED DISTRICT. NEWS. 'uaoN, Buyers are shipping tinned apples from Clinton, The teams of the Iegeraoll and fieaforth Collegiate Institutes played, foot ball at Seaforth.on Saturday, for the Hough cup. Tho home teem, who held the eup, won by 4 goals to 1. A pretty wedding occurred at Clinton Wednesday, when Mies Mary (Minnie), eldest daughter of John Douglas, was married to Andrew Gunn of the well-known firm of D. Gunn, PIavel e ac Co., Tomato. Jas. Snell', of Mullett, lets far Chioaga on Wednesday, with twenty-two head of Lei crater 'beep intended for exhibition at the World's Fair;. The sheep aro the cream, of his stook, and represent nearly 52,500. About iwo weeks ago the wife of Mr. Josh. Iermed, of Mullett, formerly of Clio' ton, had the misfortune to get her thigh broken by one of the -cows striking her, She never reeovered therefrom, and died oe F,tiday last A. eonyention of the Beforcners of the West Riding of lauren will beheld in the town of Clinton, on Monday, Clot. 2, at one o'clock p. m„ for the purpose of nontinet- ing caudidatee for both the Dominica and Local Parliaments. Each polling subdivi' cion in both ridings is entitled to three delegates. According to the report of the inspector of the Legal: Offices, tbe total salary re- ceived by the sheriff nt Huron, for 1892, was $1486.26; the salary and fees earned by the Deputy Registrar was $1004,40; tbe fess earned by the County Court Clerk, ezolusite of salary, was 8704.20; as Sur - rugate Judge, Mr, Toms received $792; Mrt Malcomson, as Local Master, $1250; Mr, Lewis, es County Crown. Attorney, $1008,- 85; Mr. D. McDonald, Clark of the Crown, County Court Clerk, and Surrogate Regist- rar, 82500. In the town of Brussels, not long ago, a °attain gentleman, wished to find out who were rho members of the P. P, A. While the organization was meeting one night in its lodge room, ho bribed a boy to wait at the entry, to see who the members were, and report to him the next morning. When the boy turned up the next day he was asked what suceesa he had, "Well," he said "it was pretty late when tho meet - mg came out, and the first matt down the step was my old dad; and as soon as I saw him 1 had to skit home before lie got there, or he'd a wbaled the life outen me." The death rate, par thousand of populat- ion, in Huron, in 1891, was 8.2; in 1885 it was 6 0, The male children born in Heron the same year oumbored 656, and the fe- mole 667. 'Titers were 059 marriages per- formed that year, 271 of the contracting parties being Methodist; 252 Presbyterians, 08 Episcopalians, while other denominat- ions eaob had cnly a few. During the same year 271 males and 247 fomalon died, 80 of those were under one year of age, and 63 over 80; the number of deaths in each month was pretty nearly the same, but January leads by 56. The Goderioh District Meeting of the Methodist Church, vas held lest week at Holmesville. Tho list of Superannuation Assessments, 00 follows, was taken up and adopted:- North street, Goderioh, $83; Victoria St., Goderioh, $45; Rattenbury St; Clinton, $80; Ontario St., Clinton, $62, Seaforth, 687; Holmesville, $55: Bayfield; 830; Varna, $49; Howell, 576; Kippen, 847. Dungannon, 858; Nile, eel.; Beomill er, 639 The condition of Bayfield Circuit was taken into coasideration, and it was decided to recommend a grant from the Missionary Committee of $350. Arrangements were made for the holding of missionary and educational meetings on the various oir• cults. It was deoided to ask the Superin- tendent of Hensall circuit, to supply Lake' view appointment as often as possible, and thus relieve the superintendent of Bayfield. A circular was read from Rev. 11. J. Tyler(taking for some assistance, and a subscription was taken up in his behalf. It was deoided to hold the next district meeting in RattenburySt. Methodist Ohurolt Clinton, some time in May next. rltiiTx. It is said by the Embro Courier that one milk drawer in West Zorra takes a double team to the cheese factory every day with a load that nets him, about 10 cents for his work, Wm. Brown, Mitchell, is the proud pos- sessor of a hog which tips the soles at 740 lbs. He has refused 060 for the animal which is of the Chester White family, and intends hauling in the biggest prize at the fall fairs. The South Perth Agricultural Society has arranged with lair. R, McIntosh, the anchor man of the Zorra tug -of war team, which now holdsthe championship of America, to pull against three of f3lauslr- era's stalwart yeomen, on the afternoon of Wednesday, Oct, 4th, the second day of the fair. A 'wonderful new combination is R• Stark's Headache, Neuralgia and Liver Powders, Moe to take and perfectly harm- less. Mr. E. ,Maynard, of Woodstock writes as follows ; 'Thank you for the Headache, Neuralgia and Liver. Powders you sent me, which I have been very glad of, once for my daughter,' and this morn- ing for Miss M—, who said she bad suffered from headache for three days, We gave her one of these wonderful powders, and in a very short time she said in an as- tonished kind of way, 'why my headache is quite gone,' and did not return again.' Mr. Horace Wills, Chief of Polka, Wood- stock, says ; '1 have taken R. Stark's Headaohe, Neuralgia and Liver Powders, and find them a safe cure edery time.' J. Temple, 46 Catharine street north, Ham- ilton, writes ; 'I have used Stark's Head- ache, Neuralgia and Liver Powders, and end them a sure cure.' Price, 25 coats a box. Sold by all medicine dealers. Itch on human *and horses and all, animate cured in 60 minutes by Woolford'e Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. ' ,Sold by C. Lutz, Druggist Sop 18,'93 General, Imports of gold at New York this week 51,299.390, The Michigan Central Railroad is. making pushing operations for : the ex- tension of the road to Ainheratburg, A part of the rebel Brazilian feet continues to blockade the port of Santos and it is said they have made the block - ado eft'ective, The annual flower services in conneot- ioa with the Sabbath schools of Sea -- forth and Roxboro was held in the First Presbyterian. Church, Seaforth, on Sat- urday. The receipts of the United States Governmentfor the past few days have been running alightly behind the ex- penditures. The gold reserve has large ly increased. By the Canadian Pacific new "Soo" lino, St Paul and Minneapolis, will now be reached in 70 hours from ' the coast. Thefirst train for the coast left Min- neapolis on. Sunday. The bulletin in the bank of England increased £680,000 during the past week. The proportion of the reserve to liabil ity, which last week was 52,50 per cent, is now 52.82 per cent. A dispatch from Minneapolis states that the output of dour last week la the largest on record. The totaloutput was 241,000 barrels. That of Minneapolis and Duluth was 300,000 barrels. The heavily loaded motor train collid- ed at Sixteenth and Leavenworthetreets Omaha, Saturday evening, resulting in the death of Mrs S C Shrigley, of South Omaha. and the slight injury of several'. passenrxers. Harvesting operations in the Ottawa district still drag along with diecourag-' ing slowness awing to bad weather. Peas and barley are about all in, having ripened early. The reports as to the potato rot are more hopeful this week. Benjamin Scott, an ex-Torontonian, the other day, while in a crazy fit jump- ed from a bridge near Bracebridge, 75 feet high. Scott, who has been living in Muskoka, and is married, will likely be sent to the Asylum in Toronto, if he recovers. Rev. Mr. MacLeod, formerly of Tor- onto, has been charged in the Presby- tery at Victoria, B. C., with issuing 56 demits t:; church members without the sanction of the Kirk session. The rev- erend gentleman had been censured on the previous day for bringing his churcli'slaws,°,into disrepute by holding irregular services in an old Methodist church. A NENsraPnn SENSATION, Collingwood, Sept. 25. A big sensation was created in this vicinity a couple of weeks ago by the Collingwood Bulletin's account of the case of i,Xr. Valentino Fisher who has bean cured of sciatica of nearly 13 years' etanding, by Dodd's kidney pills. Eroryone who talks with Mr. Fisher ie speedily convinced that his was a marvell- ous owe, The general conclusion is, that there may be many more like him, who are uaing remedies for rheumatism, Sciatica, dropsy or other diseases, but fail to obtain relief, because they do not attack the seat of the disease, which is in many of such cases, the. kidneys. Any one who doubts the efficacy of Dodd's kidney pills, may soon be convinced by writing to Mr. Fisher himself, or William Williams, Esq., Prin- clnal of the Collingwood Collegiate Instit- ute, Capt, P. A. Bissett, or A. 11. Johnson, Esq., all of whom aro well acquainted with Mr. Fisher, and know tha history of his illness. The terrible suspicion regarding the death of old Mrs. \lartin;at Gowanstown has proved to have been founded on fact. When the body of the old lady was found "n the smoking embers of the Martin home- stead, it was thought at first to have been one of these lamentable accidents whish at trines occur in spite of the carefulness of the average farmer's household, but the subsequent discovery that !the hired boy, Albert Thomas (an importation from Eng - laud, aged 18), had disappeared, led some to think that foul play might have been at the bottom of old Mrs, Martin's death, and the burning of the house Thursday afternoon. Thomas was eaptsrod. He ea first denied having had anything to do with the affair, but after disoussinq his re- oent quarrels with Mee. Martin he acknow- ledged that he had shot the old lady and then fired the buildiug. Thomas says ho onlyrfound $27 in the house. His trial. takes plaos today. 'Seem, I EVER GLUT WELL I WONDER,' Rather a plaintive, even sad, sort of question to pot, but one is often spoken by some unfortunate one or other every min- ute of the day in this big bustling world, The proprietors of Membray's Kidney and Liver Cure can point you to the testimon- ials from happy and healthy people who felt as hopeless' as you are. Beep up your coursge,tuerofore and try this simple and safe euro. "One Honest Man." To TETE EDITOR Of the "TIMES GAzarre.'. Please inform your readers, that I will mail free to all sufferers the means by which I was restored to health and manly vigor after years of suffering from Norvotis Weakness. I MS robbed and swindled by the quaoks until I nearly lost faith In mankind, but'thauks to heaven I am now well, vigorous and strong. I have nothing to sell and no soli<eme to ex- hort money from anyene whomsoever,; but being desirousto make this certain care known to all, I will send free and confi- dential to anyone fell partioixlars of just how I wsa cured.: Address with stamps; MR. EDWARD MARTAxN, (Teacher), gg P. 0. fax 143, Detroit, Mach. J x0024 WRXTE & 80148 Putrii<sbers and Proprietors FREE Admission —TO THE— Exhibition During the month of September, visitors will be admitted free of Charge to see our lovely exhibit of Fall and Winter Goods. The .Man- agement have done all in their power to make this the beat Ex— hibition ever given by theta, and. have studied to please the eye and ,suit the pocket. The World's Fair and Indus- trial Exhibitions are very pleasing to the eye, but not so remunerative to the pocket. But we do„both, Our Nov Dress Goods are lovely and cheap. All Flannels and underclothing were never so cheap before with us, and it will be to your interest to call and examine our entire' Stock of Dry -Goods, Groceries, Bots & Shoes,Etc., before getting your Fall Goods. Yours, J. P. ROSS, Maricet Depot AlaD MIRACLES DO NOT 000UR .& HAMILTON., 0. 0. Bremner( ay. Co. The whole town of Glamis. Ont., knowa of a eine, by the application of MINABD'S LINIMENT to a partially paralyzed arm, that equal anything that has transpired at Hamilton R. W. Pare axsolr. A 'xxE5113En or Ton Omura BOaBO HEAL rn SATS ; 'I have prescribed Scott's Emulsion in Consumption, end even whoa the digestive powers were weak it has been followed by good reanits.' EC P. Yeomans A. 13,, M. 13. or HOW TO GET A ''SUNLIGHT PICTURE. Send 25 "Sunlight"Soap wrappers (wrap per bearing the words "Why does a woman loo's Wee sooner sham a man") to Levee Bros., Ltd., 43 Scott St., Toronto, .and you will reeexve by poet a pretty pietare, free from advertising and well worth framing. This is an easy way to decorate your home. The soap is the best in the market, and it will only coat le postage to send in the wrappers, if you Ieave the ends open, Write your address carefully. NOW WELL AND STRONG. Sirs, -It is my privilege to recommend )3. B. 13. Fox two years I was nearly crip- pled with an inflammatory disorder of the kidneys from which six bottles of B. B. B, entirely freed me, I am now well and strong, and gladly recommend the B. B. Bitters which cured me after I had almost given up hope. In Ontario the number of illegitimate births in 1891 was 14.3 per 1,000, In England it was 42. In morality as well as m edncation this province stands in the front rank. Apples seom to be plentiful in some die. tricts. At Stoney Creek, in the Niagara belt, buyers are only offering $1 25 per barrel for Greenings, 5130 for Baldwies, and Spys are quoted $1 35 and $1 40. John Kerr hae sold his farm on the'rith con, of Mornington, overlooking the creek, for 55.000. James Johnston has sold his farm to Wm. Cleland and has purchased the 200 -acre farm of Wm. Stevenson for about $9,500. Look at the date on your Label this week. and see that your name is mark- ed well in advance. No paper is discontinued Cantil 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. Subscribers will please examine their label before and+ after making a remittance. Dress Goods and Mantles Dress Goods and Mantles Just opened milt at Weisiiller s The ;largest Stook of S Goods and Dress Mantles ever shown in Hensall: Every lady is hereby' invited to call andseethem. ' t'YE1SI ILLS RE1 S 1LI. '.