HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1893-11-23, Page 4Xe. Reme of Alitohell is spoken of Me
e ehe prospective cAndidate for the Loge',
' Legleeeture in Soetle Perth, and Rote
Ilae Thost Bellentyne for the Commons,
'There are also others afterthesepoettiona
especially that of Logi:filature, and there
. are
in dere signa of war,
ON
anon.
A meeting of the executiveof theSoath
Ilium Loma Rename, Assmietion will
1°446114 alld be held at Efeusall, on Saturday, Nov.
nsistent with eeth, This meeting will be for the pur-
pose of calling a Convention. a iell
eeteee, er candidate wifl be -brought out. There
6 a good deal of speculation as to whom
Lux Tictirn bo However, the pre-
vailing opinion is thet Mr. Bishop, the
present incumbene, having been pro-
iseeeweeeeeelet reified a lucrative appointment in Gode-
emeeeee„re, rich, and which, it is said, he maim iu
:testate:meets, his pocket, will step gracefully aside and
ri there, load leave the path clear for M. Y. McLean
be rata of rive
Bleak heeding or Seaforth. This seems to have reachth order save ed the ears of the Goderich Signal,
i713"ey Wh050 antipathyfor Mr. B
te. op seems
rutens
edee. to be of =everlasting type, as note the
following. which, appeared in that Journ-
nl lase week, Commenting upon, the
questioe of whether M P's and ti P P's
should be appointed to public office, it
eays;
"The Signal's opinion is that no mem-
ber bf parliament ehoula be appainted to
public office; that no member should be
allowed to resign with an appointment in
his pocxet: an that because a man has
been a member of parliament at one time
is no reason why he should be preferred
for °Moe when B, yacaney mum. That
is the popular feeling up here in Huron,
and in the event of a vacanoy occurring,
the Shelving of some beck number politi-
cian whose solo claim to the appointment
-would be that he had voted straight with
the manse whilst a member of parliament
would not be tolerated.
re
23xd, 1803,
gleNTS.
tea omeeline
att mpte to
ma pay the
mry suffer
Phe set Ma
led t x x x
if en -There is every prospect that Canada
nY 1 will henceforth receive e large and in:
creasing share of ,British :immigration,
[
which, added to the stream of American
farmers now pouring into :the Canadian
:Northwest. must result in the Tapia
filling up of our unoccupied lands.
"Thi is generally the slack season of
the year in Canadian emigration circlea"
the Canadian Gazette of Leaden,
gland, "but we gather that this year
inquiries at the -various agencies are
,than usual, and suggest that
ear should me an improyernent,
the 'number of British emigrants.
Thio increase is no doubt largely attrib-
ute.ble teethe attention whioh Canada
has received throughout the press and ie
dodo, in consequence of the visit of
tenant farmer delegates.
TEE EXETER TIMES.
Hensall.
ivniharton
Balers —The farm of Jame+ Waddell
on Friday to
o
CAMERON SMITH, Bar ter. Slloi- dio's Orade
a
1 w" sold bv au
ter,, Conveyaneer, OfficesMain-st, Gerbatt, for $3,950 C. A. Mallory,
Can be °moulted after offiee hours at the Grand President of the Patrons of Indnstry
Corameettial Rotel. Renee% will addrees o, fau.blio meeting of the people
WANTED—Oats, taro euantity of good in this place, on the 16th of Deoember,
aka's. white oats, wanted fte the newel'Oat'
meal Mills; present price 2sc, A quantity of
feed on hand cheap. D. IIRQURART. Kiristom
Roos Wssrun--"We are now open for this Bram—J.. Rosa has completed the
season to buy any quantity of dressed hogs for
which I will pay the highest insrltot erica. foundation under bia house. --While W. IL
Price for this week is $6.51) to $7.60 per owt. Mareball was framing a driving shed he
G. O. Plan; Yorkshire Peeking House. bad the mieforteno to gat his fore. A few
G.0;41,Toix,itmm. Te, order to reduce stitohes made him able to be around again,
my .,se Welt and raise tmeney, I have deoia- Somerville here been off work a day or
ed to sell away down below anything that hashe having stepped an a nail which
yet bee g offered. Remember tine Is a genuine tw°I
caused him to be lame and so eoufined to
sale s.a 18,m bound to reduce my stock and
yaise the money, therefore no reasonable offer tho home,
will be refused. Give me a call and be con yin -
era from the delegates are now
appearing in the Provincial press, and
eneraller convey:an emellene ina
oE he prospect awaited
anadian leads.
re • wale'
tion veiret
the tenant -farmer e egetes re-
efed to Engfauel this week from
Amide, namely, Mr. John Roberts, of
North Wales, and Mr. Arthur J Davies,
'of Worcheater. They both express
themselves well pleased with what they
saw in the West. Indeed, their only
complaint is that they saw too much in
thetime to be able to take it all in.
They will have no hesitation in recom-
mending the; prairie country to those
who intend to emigrate. Like the
majority of Old Country farmers who
visit Canada, they are greatly impres-
sed with the agricultural capabilities of
Ontario, and are of the opinion that the
British fanner who could go to Ontario
and buy a farm would greatly improve
his position."
made
s that
Belle -
very
stance
Govern.
r to and
a big fat
County
a big
ty Council
at he says;
t sayall'rou
comes out
who vote
e „hind
eir necktie
mane upon
king, thee
abort time ago
se Sir Oliver,
tical difficulty,
its on prohibi-
micipalities to
min e
provincial
and if
vent
111
teach'
eppiog
vision
the
our
hat "fro
sir 00-
n end.
eft work;
a +study of
en under
rig; their
guaranteed or no Plae. Remember tile atemd,
od that W01110341 what We saY. Satisfamion
isloblwen's Bleck Henson,
JOHN POPE, Prop. Beinse—Wes, Kaiser, of Ontario, Cal.,
returned home on Tuesday evening; he
leeee bushels of good wheat wanted at the
Reneall Flour Mille. We have rust received speaks well of that state. —ars. D. Mr: -
several large orders for flow this week, We are BMW returned from. Missouri, Monday,
atm able to PDS the blab est market prtoe for
w,uere sue has been -visiting bar sister --
good wheat. Thanking allow old easterners
for the past patronage, we would respectfully 4 Lie revival services in the Methodiet
solicit a continuance of the same in the future. Church, oondueted by Rey. J. White and
Thursday being Thanksgiving Day the mill daughter,atO b tt d d
eing we B every
will be sliut dowo. 000E BROS.evening.
We lead, others fallow, and our trade 10 ....1•••••
Creating right along, Do not fail to gall at Llseare
Our apealal bargain tale tide and at week.
We will eon esen'elong boots for e1.30 and tun
boy's tone boots for$1.00 and .UP lvOLOOE's
high laced peg bats for es.00 and up girl's
high hoed peg bat for 75e. and up ; elaildrett's
high laced peg hats for Oa. and un ; men's felt
bootsior $1,75 and up women's tweed slippers
for200. ; women's leather slippers for 40c, -
call will convince you that we sell cheap.
Terms eash,
Sian of Big Boot. A. W1213E1411,
Following are the market quotatiom
Wheat .. 50 to 58
Baxley ........ • 30 to 30
Cats ....... 28 to 30
Pose ...... 51 to 51
Bay 6,00 to 7.00
Butter 20 to 21
Eggs ...... 1.4 te
Hogs ...7 00 to 7 60
Clover. med. , .....
Baleen—The Aliases Hersey, Smitb,
MeLaugblin Brownieg were the guests
of Miss Tine Cook Suuday last. —Miss
Retie Cook of Sebringselle is the egaeat of
her uncle Air. H. eteek,—Netwous people,
or those troubled with indigestion or
dyspepaia,wilifind a euro cure at Miedier.
raidn drug store, in tbe celebrated South
American /corvine tonic. Try it and be
convineed.—elevere. Wrn, and Edward
Dignan, sons of Mr, Warren Dignan, who
have been in Dakota since last spring,
returned home last week; looking hale and
hearty,—Mr. Allan of Exeter was the
guest of Mr, Elwood on Alonclay.—Mr.
McManus of Toronto visited friends in
town over Sunday.---eare Richard Luker
of Dakota, who has been yisitiag hor
brother, Mr Mae Buchanan, and other rola
tives, returned to Dakota on Monday:—Mr
Eldortan Rennie and siatera rent visiting
at their brotberes, 1r E, Fannie last Sun-
day.—Mrs Louie Herald returned from
St. Jacobs last Friday, atter several weeks'
visit,—Win Chapman of ',London teas in
town on Uonday,—Rev Mr. Hieger of Wat-
erloo preached a very interesting misaionary..
Maleine riermewlestreanday neetjetan the It et
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• Two provincial by-elections will take
place on December 2, next. They will
occur in North Bruce and East Lamb -
ton Both constituencies have been
vacated by the death of the former
members who were Liberals. The im-
portant feature of these two elections
is that they will probably foreshadow
the result of the Provincial election
next year. In both Protestantism is
more or less the issue, and the result
•will show whether the supposed wave
whioh is floating over Ontario Is of the
tidal variety or simply composed of a
ittle.loose spray. In Best Lambton a
straight(' Reformer is running against
another Reformer who is the nominee
of the P. P. A. East Lambion is a
Liberal stronghold. Last election the
late Hugh Mackenzie carried it by a
majority of 360. pi 1886 it went Lib-
eral by 236, so thatto upset the normal
majority, Protestantism will have to be
pretty strong. The Conservatives have
stood from under and put up no can-
didate. North Bruce is more doubtful.
It was for some time Conservative and
in 1886 went independent by 166. In
1891, George, the present candidate,
was elected by 17. His election was
et, out- protested, he was unsealed, and in the
e
'and by-election, Porter, Liberal, beat him
ho are by a majority of .234. Liberals have a
ose to neve candidate in the three cornered
oiling fight. The Patrons of Industry have
bler pub up a man outside of both parties.
iag George will probably get the supportof
a the old Equal Righters again, so that in
all his chances are good. If the Gov-
ernment thould lose North Bruce or
East Lerribton by a substantial majority
'e would be little,- but if it were to
se both, the weed an the party would
ad' The fact that Mr. 1V1owat is
ing an organizer into each oonstit-
showa that he appreciates the
ese of the situation.
iZtefittiOn. The
Bnxere—J Simpson drew over lfit
bushels of oats from 11. Arraitage'e farre,
Bauble Line, a few days ago, in one load. —
Mesons. Stanley and Hodgins have paid
oat over 510,000 eirese they commenood to
buy hogs. --Mr. Welltngton Hortgine has
returned from his trip to Manitoba —
Mesers, Bedgreve and Wall have routed
the skating rialt far tide season.—Mr. B.
E. Abbott, of Mooresville, left last Friday
for North Delsota, where ho has seared a
luorative poaition. We wish him success
in his naw hams.
o nit t Tote er
Canadaof
tt
ehe Methodist church.—Mi B bit
tess:t
and
tes iiety eon ey g
Tuesday night on. a visit to Goileriele
Sir W (nevelt had a mat furnace put in his
dwell/rag honae.—Mr Dane ,MoColl 'shipped
several tone of fowl this week.—Mr Serauel
Perking, shoe sinker, of Chiselhuratewas ea
town on Tuesday.—Toolay (Thursday)
being Thanksgiving Day, all the business
places "till be closed, and a union Thanks
giving Service will be held in St Paul's
(thumb by resident ministers at 2 e'elook p.
ra.—Basiness this weak is somewhat better
with our merchants, as large quantities of
grain and pork are being marketed here
every day. —Cook Bros, are still running
their mill day and night. Mr Angast
Bhnea, the old champion miller, formerly
of Zurich, has ohexge of the mill at night.
—Mr Adam Richert, foreman in the flax
raised the frame of hie new house on
Uondtty.—Mr George McEwen, one of our
most enterprising business men, Is having
the fouudation built for author nevr atom
on big lot, bought of Mr James B. Troyer
het winter.—Mr John Hall of Dashwood
was In town on Saturday,
The Delineator for January commences a
new volume, and is called the 'Winter
Holiday Number.' It is an unusually at.
tractive issue, the fashions being approp'
riete to the season, and the reading matter
varied and interesting. The distinct holi-
day flavor is contributed by a helpful
article, entitled What the Shops Show, and
another reviewing the books issued for the
holiday season. Household Renovation
deals with the cleansing of various Article',
and gives valuable information about
cleansing finide, Child Lite treats of
Training a Boy for Bueineas, and Physical
Culture continues the instruction given
last month on the Physical Expression of
the Emotion& Small economies is a par'
tioutarly seasonable and valaable artiole
at this time, and one that will be of service
to every housereeper; and muoh may be
gained from the second paper on Things
that should be Left unsaid. An illustrated
article on Home and Street Gowns is of
general interest to ladies, and another ap-
propriate to the time is Fur Sets and
Trimmings. The Tea -Table talk for the
month is full of information, and an un,
usually attractive assortment of designs is
given in Tatting, Knitting, Crocheting,
Laee•Making, eto., eto. The subscription
to The Delineator is only Ono Dollar a
year; Single Copies, 15 cents. Address
orders to The Delineator Publishing Co. of
Toronto (Ltd.,) 33 Biehmond Street Vilest,
Toronto, Oat.
'het cat -boil is large enough to
e, blood needs purifying—a
if unheeded, rimy result,
la, but in something very
vett the anger in iime by
tee rilla, Queen
40-4-4
J
qreeetense
Batare.-00 Saturday night lest
some evil disposed person; placed a
cow's( head over one of our enter-
prising mechanics's signs. There are a
few very rough plumaged birds in our
midst and if the perpetretor of so low
an act coulde found eat he would
likely experience a little inooriven-
iences—Mrs, W Bain has returned
theme from her visit to her mother
near St. Marys.—The Rev. Mr. Fer-
gluon is et present laid up with rheum -
Deism, not being able to occupy the
pulpit for the last tivo weeks. -Mr.
Beattie of St. Marys who purpose
daing businesss here shortly is having
the necessary repairs done before
opening. —Rev. Mr. Hamilton is to
give a lecture on his travels to the
Holy Land on Thanksgiving night in
the Preabyterian church.
Idayteld.
13i:sera—De Wright, of Tottinghans,
'sold his house oa Clan Oreggor Square. to
Ur. Geo. Brwin kr $700.—There are two
mptiana in (Marge of the fialratiozi Army
here at:present, captains Story and Ogilvii,
—Mre, Coleus, of British Columbia, has
been visiting her father, Mr. Logan, dure
the last few weelts.—The call extended by
the Presbyterians of this plane has been
sustained by the Presbytery, arid we hope,
ere long, to have regular religious exer-
clam
11..0114 1
Staff&
---
lhunrs—It is with regret we have to
throuiole the dente, of Mrs, Beton, widow
of the late James Betson. which °mimed
at her resident:a last Thursday morning,
Deceesed suffered great pain before see
died, and death WWI truly a relief to her.
Sho was between fifty and leaky years old,
and leaves a grown up family.—eliss Tillie
Jeffrey has gone to Bagel() to speak tee
winter, —Mrs, Chubb has bired Mr. Ire-
land of Whogham to run her blaolomoith
elem. —We are pleased to see Misa
Rotham has reativered from her severe ill
neee.—We ex ceded now
01.....11.41•••••4•01.././..N.PRIPS LAMY
Stephen COWOOil
Creditor' Nov. 20, 1893.
All members of council present, except
Mr. Weurth.-111iinutee of holt meeting
read and eignect—On motion of H. Bilber
and 3 Sharritt the Reeve Is to ow:malt Mc-
Gillivray council with regard to B
Bonita's dram petition, -- Communioetion
from A, Hooper thanking combed for use of
Hall for meeting purposes read and lyted.
octad oa the urine and
spoke for himself, He said held been
away getting married.
Centralia..
13algal.—WhiIe Master A. Walker
was playing foot -ball, he fell and out
his eye open. An eighth of an Mob
further and bis eye would have been
taken out,—A Bread and Butter
Sodal will be held in the Iffettiodist
Church to -night, (Thursday), followed
by
a feature givoa by the pastor, Rev.
Well Butt. A good time is expected.
—Mr, Wesley Snell shipped a car
load of hogs from here last week,—
netters. Parson, 4 Sons are buying
poultry on rt large walla this Veer.
They intend ehipping their drat load
this week to Winnipeg. The new
tie -table makes our village the hub
of the L. & B. division. The
trains will cross here in the future.
--Twenty new members have been
added to t'ae R. T. of T. here daring
the lest three weeks, The Royal
Templar& are fiourielupg and the
Council is well officered, end promises
ramie good for the futures—Lumber
Is on the ground for tee addition, to
the new ohurah alaed.—Mra. T. &eery
is again very seriously The news
eel her mother s deeth wee too much
for her delicate consititution.
11^^.0.1111.4.-41i
Blanshard Council.
The mnnioipal council of the township
of Blensberclemet in the termed? hall,
Afelntyre'a Corners, 6 inst.—Preemie fail
board,—Miuntes of previous meeting read
and confirmed.—Mr, Henry Cathcart ad-
dressee the Board in reference to au out-
let for drainage purposes. Moved. be
Robinson—Elliott—That the Reeve be ap-
pointed to look after the same. Carried.—
By Law No. imposing an additional trix of 5
mute on the dollar oa all taxes remaining
unpaid after the 14th day of December,
and authorizing the Collector to :collect
the same was read abort and passed, signed
by the Reeve and Clerk and the seal of the
corporation attached thereto. —After pass-
ing A number of a000nnte, which will ap-
pear lie the Treasurer's statement shortly
to te Netted, the counoil adjourned to meat
let 'Monday in December.
TBR VERY LATEST 14131WS
There is one foot of snow at Sault Ste,
Marie.
The greet value of Hool'a Sareaparille '
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CTS
thomanda et people whont it hoe Gera
s.s a rein edy for catarrh Is vouolied for ee For Tlioulhtfut People
The great Oanedien, cheerio, which took --et--
ferst prize at Chien°, arrived at Montreal
Wednesday, and will be shipped in a ieW
days to London, G. S.
6t. Marys.
BMWS—The residence of the late M.
3. Beam was put np by amnion Saturday
atia knocked down to Dr. Irving at e1,630.
—Mrs. W. H. Graham, who bas bean very
ill, is conealeacing.—Mise Nom Clench
gives a concert in her native town on the
24th of Novembee—Leou Ford bas gone
back to San Francisco to relapse his
position with the IL G. Dun & Co. Mer-
cantile Ageney.—At the meeting of the
Public School Board held on Thursday
evening, the resignation of W. J. Leird,
who has been Principal of the Publio
Schools here for a number of years, was
received. Mr. Laird R090 to Hamilton
where we understand he has beett offered
a situation much more to his advantage. —
The power furnished to the alectrio light
company has been so =steady and usa'
satisfactory for some time past that the
company are about to move their apparatus
to Carter & Co's mill, where: the power
will be furnished in the future,
Creditors.
If you had taken two of Certer's Little
Liver Pills before /retiring you would not
have had that coated tongue or bad taste
in the mouth this morning, Keep a vial
with you for oceasional use.
Reports from Mr McKay, immigration
agent in Miohion, and from agents at
other points, are to the effect that their
'Demesne work of sending settlers Into the
enothevest was very satistactory.
Women with pale colorless faces, veto
feel weak and discouraged, will receive
both mental and bodily vigor by using Cast-
er's Iron Pills, whioh are made for the
blood, nerves and complexion.
Thomas Pullbrook, ohargod with Axing
off a loaded revolver at John 'Rainey and
John Sutherlaud, having aoknowledgee bis
guilt, was sent to the Ceutrat Prison. for one
year by the Toronto Pt el,
An organization was formed at Toronto
Wednesday with Mr. Edward Meek as
President, and Do Bernet Ginner as
Seeretary, the objeot of which will be to
fight the approsehiag plebiscite en pro-
hibition,
Are free front all crude and irritating
to:tsetse Oementrated medicine ouly.
Cartex's Little Liver Pills. Very email
easy to take no pain ; griping ; 00
purging. Try them.
OPat MalltriNti.—The open meeting of
the Royal Tetleplers of Ureditort-on the
igth Inst., was euceelta he every par^
titular, in numbers, in. finance and
program, The town Wee filled
with an appreciative audience: About.
eight o'clock the select counoillor,Wm
Lewis sr„ celled the Meeting to order,
end Ailed upon the choiriof the Wale.
Oa for the opening pieoe, after which
the Ree. Henderson led prayer,
The Recording Secretary Rev. G.
Baker, was then telleel to occupy tbe
Aftee _few appropriate re.
an, Miss Reid of
:Is gene e welt
reoitation, Lediae
Crediton council
4 &some ne selections of vocal end
instrumental musks with Mi
Zwiker as orgernat. The Rev.
Aura delivered an interesting aa
on the burning Temperance pee
Miss Gregory, blas con, and Met s
Ewing, Snell and Ford of Exeter
Council rendered ierand assistance with
a duet and quartettes. Mr. Liogarth
jr., also gave a very amusing recite -e-
lm, Rev. Henderson of Hensall gave
the speech of the evening, which was
an earnest and eloquent address full
of indisputable facts. The . meeting
Wt brought to a dose by the audiences
rising and singing the nationalmithern,
Mr. Geo. Zwicker prodding at the
organ. The Benediction was pro.
flounced by the Rev. Dierlatira.
Visitors from Exeter and Centralia end
members of the home council' were
treated to a lunch of coffee and choice
viands prepared and served by the
ladies ot the Crediton counctl at the
close of the meeting. Thus dosed one
01 the most enjoyable gatherings of
the Royal Templere of Temperance.
Pe:meads, $35.80.
Eitmvelle.
Baize—Tho ridge -boards are off and
the snow is on. --Miss Violet Hind is much
improved sines last writing. Mrs. Robin.
son is alas getting better.—The World's
Fair 'risme have arrived, and pretty soon
the people will be able to get almost as
good an idea of the wonderful white city,
as though they had been there and that all
for the prise of a World's Fair sander:oh.
—Mr. T. Johns has taken posseesion of
the stove and having added a new stook,
the place trrauch improved ineppearanee.
We wish him ouccess.—There will be no
sohoolgriday, Ur. Holman being in at-
tendance at the Went Huron Teacher's
Association. -1t is ekpeeted that Misa E.
Halle will assist Mr. IL dining :the coming
year in teaching the young. -164r. R.
Hind hes taken up his above in the town
and pretty soon our village elections will
be held when he expects to get there for
mayor. Mr. J. E. Hind is also gone into
winter quarters having firdehed np with
Resolved that tbe following orders be Dyer & Howard of Exeter for the summer,
granted rief—G Ford :gravel, 55.40; H Me-
Ureserrevasr.
Lennan gravel, e2.66; 0 Wolper +sundry
work, N 8, 516,04; 0 Lawson 1st side R
524,88; A ,Werra work 17 oon, 52.5011 Barers—The temperance meeting held
Breith refund dog tax, 52; 0 Love stork 22 in sehool 14 lest Tuesday' was welleatfend.
con 1117 60. I Smith ditch 3rd S R. 52; ed, Mr W. 3, Wilson was appointed li
8 lairre4 vr
g14eklc. 0 R 131°°1' 8, l'7.83' P ehairMan and in few worda eplaxined
McKenzie eons G R. 56.25;M O'Brien deg the ()bite; A ee tee meeting, Beet, g: ELs ,
•
is culvto S B fie; ere el B $1•60; Je Ghent D. pewter and lie, 8. k,,,,, w-
5, It Alitehell out 2 .. tb eakere the evening and ga
e 13P dredge& At the el
* ' Place to Purohaso
.1.11•1•11.01.1.01.1.1..
Butchers are among those that
slaughter and take hie, but when
men take their own lives, they are ,
called suicides. Past history even
in Exeter will rernied the citizen
and general reader that the busi-
ness life or career of some men was
short, because in a moment of in-
sanity they did what proved suicid-
al to their business, and conse-
quently sank. No branch of trade
can successfully be carried on un-
less it has a sure foundation, fixed
principles, good managing head, s
well financed, careful buying,with
judicious selling, The undersigned
with others have seen such pic—
tures in Exeter. The writer has
studied how best to avoid the
whirlpool around which so many
have 7played until they sank all
they had, We purpose working
on theline that a little sold and
paid for is better than a host sent
out with no returns but a blank on
the credit side of the ledger.
About 8 o'clock \Vednesday night the
stonier Cuba tan into the second look gate
et Cornwall while ou her westward trip,
badly damaging it. The break is now be-
ing repaired, navigation in the meantime
being suspended.
The results of the polies reams of To-
mato give the eityn population as 188,914.
The polies minim taken ins* two yeara ago,
became the Dominion moue was not re-
garded as 4010w/tory, made the populat-
ion 189,333
As Miss Bitched Cook, of Leeburn,
was coming home from school on Frid-
ay evening, it seems she was walking
backwards and fell oyer the end of a
bridge and hurt her beak. She went
into a faint or state ef unconsolousness
from which he did not recover till
next morning. She as new somewhat
better but has not been able since to
attend school.
The position of .Liberal Organiser for
the eoroYinoe hes been filled by the
appintment of Mr. Smith, of the Tor-
onto Mail. For this position the names
of J. A. Morton, of Wingham, and W.
Coates, Clinton, were at one time
mentioned, either of whom would
have made excellent organizers, but
the latter declined to oonsider the
matter, gas it would neoeasitate his
removal trona town. — Clinton New
Era.
The General Banjoes of thePeace will
open in Goderioh on Deo. 12. There
are throe oases on theCountv Attorney's
docket so far, vis , the two charges of
perjury arising out of the nyth liquor
selling prosecutions, and a charge of
indecentiissault sent up from Crediton.
The appeal of Thos. Dance), against
the conviction for using threatening
and abusive language towards Jernes
Mitchell, is also set down for this
court.
J. P. Clarke.
Robert Brown, a young unmarried man'
had bis right arm badly mangled isa
Youngie sawmill at Wiartou on Monday.
11 will probebly hays to be amputated.
The little girl Claylon, who was accident-
ally allot by Iter slater with her brothens
revolver at Toronto, died Suuday night
from the effected the mould.
R. Blain was iotaineted on, Saturday for
the Dominion. 'acmes by the Conservetive.
The remains of the late Annie Prixley „ ,
(Vire. Falford), who died in Leridoe, Eng "ez, At tue mine pima Mr. John
Graydon, of Streeteville, was eombseted for
the Local.
11 is said
start about
Wednesday afternoon, will be orewated
and the melee will be brought to Leaden,
Ont., where they will be plead in the
grave with her ohne,
Bepreaeutritives of OiXt06o sewer pipe
romprenlea met at Toronto end formed a
national association, the objeot of which is
ta promote trade and to maintain a uuiform
scale of price% About $i,000,090 is repre-
sented in the tombine.
Many people suffer for years from
troublesorao and repulsive sores, boiler, and
eruptious, without ever testing the mar-
vellone curative proprieties of Ayor's Sar-
taparilla. The experiment is, certainly
worth trying, Be sure you got Ayern
Sareparilla mud no other.
A Rapid City, \fate, &spathe, says Mr.
Robert Collyea farmer from near Bata
was instantly killed there 0B 11' •
ahroorusenir.Rar reap,
bis se 1
o tile eine tbey arr.' lve in the not be-
.
en with drugs and
m
ib ey are grown, as some do,
aye found it little castor oil and
bottle of Perry Davis' Pain Killer soh and
sure remedies for all their little i1I, and
Gentletaet—PHIg
would not do without them. Get the mw
the new paper for Bressols will
the first of next month.
WELL ADAMD,
Tile of/settee action on the glandular
system and the blood, nasi the regalating
trade and purifying /Lotion of B. 13. 13. es-
posially adapt it for the bilious, nervous
costive, or eorofulous. From three to six
bottlea euro all :blood diseases from a
common pimple to the worst recrolulene
sore.
CONBTIPATION CVARD.
Goutlemen,—I suffered for a lug time
with emstipation and tried many mode
rime ut emcees, I then tried Bit.,
Bitters and very ono
' so I continued its usa an
ely cured,
•
Fattener, Queee Quo,
Att Exotrierete Rienzi:n
aye used He
r bout* fo
a excellent
end e
eheeford
ceentletnen,—
Pectoral jellies
three mire;
mody for all f
1u throat and 1
slant relief.
Jonas Bnoinn,
big bottle, 2$o. 1years with constipation, an
•
not having helped me, 1 cone
Sim ot.ns rnoat Tonosra.
nehland, Wis., Nov. 20.—Mos. George
Reany, of 2111 Batt Third Street, has been
in poor health for someyearse Her end. Renee D. HAINES, Lakeview, Ont.
°tore
o try
B. B. 13” and before I used one bottle 1
was oured. I emu also recommend it for
sick headache.
gates disposition made invalidism doubly
irksome to her, so see sought far and PREVAILING BIOREER9.
wide for a remedy that would make ber The moot prevalent complaints at this
well wine Her efforts Were unavailing
until she began using Dociti's Kidney Piths.
Now she is on the high road to health at-
tributes the result to the use of those pills,
Every day makes it more apparent then
meat: of the ills to whioh women are sub.
jest are clue to impaired sotionot the kid-
neys, if not to actualidiseare of the orgaur.
The popularity of Dodd's Kidney Pills as
the greatest specifie in all disorders of the
kidneys is now irrevocably eetabliahed, so
that all unfortunate victims of kidney
disease may use them with the utmost con-
fidence.
It may be of interest to slaw. that Mre.
Reany is an old Torontonien.
Mr, Ralph Rice, Thorold township, died
suddenly from the bursting of ainabecoss in
hie throat on Thursday.
Mr. Robert Wood TP of Nixon, has
A Convene SOMETINIEff.
Whelr health i far gone in Consum-
ption, then sometimes only ease and cote -
fort Gan be seared from the use of Scott's
Emulsion. What is much better is to
take 06 medicine in time to fusee your
health.
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bean appointed to be police magistrate of
Simeoe, in room of the late Mr. M. O.
Bown,
Seven distinct attempta to wreak Cana-
dian Psolfie Railway t, alas have been made
lately. The railway authorities are invea-
tigating the matter,
A Tomo An, EZCI31{BTIMOTOB,
Ur. C. Harper, Ottawa, One, writes
"I have pleasure in stating your Pink Pills
aro a wonderful tonic and reconstructor
of the system. Since beginning their wee
I have gained. cm an average, a pound of
flesh a week." All dealers or, poet paid,
50eit boz or six boxes for 52.30. Beware
of imitations and substitutes, Dr. Wil-
lim's Med. Co. Brookville, Ont.
•
W. Goetz, momietor of the Ametiean
Hotel, Stratford, was finel for not leaving
Ina barroom blinds open on Sunday.
As the tug George Douglas was return-
ing to Owen Sound from Lion' Head Friday
night when off Griffith's Islaud she caught
fire and Was deatroyed Th e crew escaped..
season BM rheumatism, neuralgia, Bore
throas, inflammations and congestione.
For ail these and other painful troubles
Hagyaree Yellow Oil is the beat internal
and external. remedy.
Look at the date on your label this
week, and see that your name is mark-
ed. wen in advance.
No paper is discontinued /mat all
arrears are fully paid, except at the option
of the publisher.
The date when thersubacrimion expires
is cm the tideless label of each paper, the
change of which bit subaequent date be-
comes a receipt for remittence. Subscribers
will please examine their label before and
after making a remittance.
0•011.• *RIM
In IVIenaoriam.
sat Samuel Mut, who departed
November 2nd, 1893,
"A little while and ye shall not ase
again it little while and ye shall see me.
I go to the Father." --St. John, ohao
verse.
Beyond the grave, well no one know
Can the minds of men the myster
And find a haven ot revoEe
That has taken from earth the famil
To mother earth, we all shall go as lo
life shall be,
When ha vine broken here the thread,
Him again we hope to se
In that sweet realm of rest.
het ing whieh we ca, sou she 0010 n
the sphere
A nd straight' depart to find
Another state where all shall be revealed.
We too from labor, not exempt. must part
Prom friends we all hold dear
noy fora nue f time aratthetorgain
We meet with friends so dear. •
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