The Exeter Advocate, 1896-12-10, Page 4THE
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t'ea's. TI, Sanders, Editor, and Prop
r URSDAY, December 10th, '96
E ` COUNTY COUNCIL
'Meta LAST MEETING OP Tk'!]3' OLD BODY
BBFOR17 TIfl ezaav ACT COMES
IN FORCE.
The December and final session of
:lie County Council for 1896 opened on
s,rdnesday, Dee. 2nd, all the members
:Lfaeg. present,
warden addressed the Council
the followi:lg matters: (1) Memorial
eluted for at last meeting to make it
yelenal with county councils to offer
'a -nerds for horsta t hied es: (3)w ha t action
and been taken in compliance with sec-
Jael report of House of Refuge Commit -
at last session; (3) that provision
}y'w'ald be made to pay the .nominating
e‘Eeers appointed under the new Coun-
Zx Council's Act; and (4) that the coun-
r : eonsider by-law No. 8 of last session
._ th reference to said nominatious.
The tollowing communicationswere
a :d. wad referred to the committees
a arced.
;. Memorial from Kern County Court.
re protection from fire sparks of lo-
ve:lotiv es. iil.ecial committee
2. From Goderich Town Council,
y.^h reference to lighting county build -
• .s with ineandeseent lights, Exeou-
f:re.
From R. IL Collins, barrister, threat -
`ng suit onbelie If of Seaforth Colleg'.-
eee Institute for three years arrear
s claimed, Executive.
eurive,
From J. T. Dickson, claiming or-
3u two 'e lel' returns of fees paid
e .;_]tv council Finance.
r; Report of special census of Hen -
21.11 allow its incorporation,
pie leg ; pr; i:ht:ou of 495. Special,
tie Petitioll of Anderson aid
'seer others in appeal against award re
. - S. No. 4, Turnberry and Morris,
1nee tion
.
Petition from residents of village
r:',rich. to he eroeted into a police
."..age. Special.
,it,s:]rs. K< r and Sperling moved
-t the nen:leather cii'ieers of the var
:>l::l county ceuitell divisions be allow.
10 each four their services, owing to
z. pro -talon iheing made for the same
tl.a statutes.
ape motion of .1}e: srs Turnbull and
''tha.m by-law, No. 8, fixing a day
cr holding nomination meetings, was
aeeealed, the clerk to notify the clerks
.each township at once.
Council then adjourned till 10 a. m,
itearsday. .
Around About Us.
Shipka: Mr. P.,Ho.ulahan has been)
engaged to teach in the school here.
Shipka: W. Dumart has started a
butcher business .111 couneetion with
his harness shop,
Ringing noises in the ears, snapping,
buzzing, roaring, caused: by catarrh,
all dissapper with the use of Hood's
Sarsaparilla,
Stephen: Seale & Hoover, of Olin toe
,
sold a fine Swede granite monument to
John Sboritt, an Wednesday, to be erec-
ted at Grand Bend to the memory of
his late wife.
at. Marys: Archer Wetherell, son of
J E. Wetherell, principal of the Strath..
roy Collegiate, had his left arm broken
on Tuesday, 'while playing football on
the Collegiate grounds.
Lieuryr Mr. Thomas Appleton, of
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der Town act a narrow e�ea a from
1? h P
being• burned out the other night
Some person set fire to his house, but
fortunately the fire was extinghished.
Seaforth: Messrs. CIuIT & Bennett,
of the Seaforth planing mill have dis-
solved partnership. The business will
be continued by Air. Cluff. Mr. Bennett
does not know yet what he will turn
his hand to.
Early Sunday morning John. Howell
aged 27, a moulder, living in Montreal
shot his sweetheart Annie Sims, and
chon put a bullet in his own head. His
around proved fatal, but the gid is atilt
alive, though with only slight hopes of
recovery.
Goderich Tp: Mr. Ta T.it, Courtiee,
teacher of No, 9, has been re engaged,
with an increased salary. Mr. Courtice
is a first class teacher, and always has
the interest of the pupils at heart, and
the trustees have acted wisely in secur
ing his services for 1897.
Mitchell: i\Ir. J, S. Coppin has sold
his five acre lot, on the west side of Mr.
Larkwortby's slaughter house, to Mr.
L. Lashbrook, for 8800. Years ago,
when it was in eoxnmons, the Canada
Compauy sold the same lot to the late
Rev. Mr, Wfor $125 per acre,
sncoieD DAY -THURSDAY.
;µunci'' resumed, all the members
t;v,ellt. A large number of accounts
exeze; read, including 07 from the House
Refuge.
The following reports were read and
ese!erred to committees named: Jailor's
ee,'taunty Property committee; treasur-
't,-,,, scut to Finance; County Commis
;r's er's to Road and Bridge committee.
A motion that, in future, the County
s?_ 0p
prt
committee haveve supervision of
lee House of Refuge as well as other
rte; ° my property, was sent to special
earnitteo.
Messrs Sanders and McPherson moved
in asum of twee! be voted to re-
1.1-ianerato the county clerk for expens•
teend extra work while acting as re-
,Hing officer in the election of county
eeelecillors was sent to Executive corn
rettee, and one by Messrs Kennedy and
•a:afkley that the Road Commissioner be
:Cowed 830 for extra work in connec-
41'i with repairs to the House of Re-
`e, met the same reference.
she council then adjourned till 3
+ •;ock p, m.
Tobe eontinfel next week
Blood is Life.
It is the medium which carries to
essery nerve, mustie, organ and fibre
:ts nourishment and strength, 1f the
lived is pure, rich and healthy you
win be well; if impure, desease will
mire overtake you. Hood's Sarsaparilla
b•te power to keep you in health by
nettking sour blood rich anb pure.
Brussels: Oil Wednesday Mr. Geo._
Crooks had two fingers of his right
hand badly cut on a circular saw in
Leatherdale's furniture shop. Jno. Reid
met with a similar accident on the
same saw. There are fears that the
latter may loose a portion of his hand.
Mitchell: .A. little before noon on Fri-
day a boy went to Mr. McLaren's black-
smith shop and asked to be allowed to
repair a hand sleigh. Mr. McLaren
consented and gave him some tools to
work with, and then went to dinner,
leaving' the lad in the shop. ' When hie
returned the boy was gone and the lock
of a tin cash box was forced from its
fastenings, and over $13 in cash carried
away. A number of notes in the box
were undisturbed.
Parkhill: On Friday last an accident
occurred here, which caused the death
of ?Ar. Donald McInnis, of the North
Boundary, tMeGillivray township, His
horses got frightened at a passing
train and made a sudden jump, throw-
ing Mr. Melnnes out and the wheel of
the wagon passed over him, breaking
a rib and otherwise injuring him. Af-
ter being attended to by a doctor he
died taken home, and d ed on Monday,
80th Nov, He was a well-to-do farmer
over 60 years of age, and highly re
spected.
:Roos Pills are easy to take, easy to
-zee nte. Cure indigestion, biliousness.
.4eaforth: While a number of young
'etele'spie were engaged in gathering ever-
greens
ver-g ons in Milan's swamp, McKillop, on
:day. they discovered a bundle con -
Wining about fifty pairs of ladies shoes
'wee a large quantity of knitted ander-
'men. The goods were considerably
ane.eeged from exposure to the weather.
' L OTHERS.
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World-wide Reputation,
The Diamond Dyes are far ahead. of
1 other package dyes made for home
teeing. When the plain directions
alae followed, a child can dye' success -
Diamond Dyes are warranted to
refer more goods than any other pack=
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31aiong
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izin g and prudent
All wise, economizing
Dyesbecause lemon use Diamond they
n,swer suffer disappointments, failures
etc lossess that result from the use of
pearly prepared, dyes. Every package
ma Diamond Dye is warranted to do the,
'work intended for it.
When purchasing package dyes, see
taut you get the " Diamond," Some
/"eaters will try to sell you imitations
reuse they get larger profits from
lame. Avoid such dyes, andfuse only
.ka":Diamond " that bring success.
For Infants and Children.
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WOODSTOCK.
Young: Woman Suspected of Burning a
Barn --Charged with, Detraud.lug as a
Creditor.
Woodstook, Deo, 7. ---The burning of a
small barn et the rear of Mr. Frederick
Ooze's house on Dundee street west Sat-
urday night was followed by some inter-
esting developments this morning, The
Are occurred about 5 o'clock on Saturday
dight, and it bas since been dioovered
that two attempts bad previously : been
?node to fire the House. The flat attempt
was made by touehing c+ti the paper win-
dow curtain through a broken pane of
glass in the kitchen window while Mr.
Cox was down town. It was susbse-
queutly discovered that a quantity of
straw had been planed oil the sill of a
window in the back woodshed. The
third and successful attempt was made at
the barn, which is situated a short dis-
tance from the shed. In the barn were
stared 24 barrels of apples a nutter and
t ob-sleigh belonging, to !dr. Cox, 'These
were entirely 9
consumed. The police
have
under dnspiolOn a young woman. Some
further .developments are likely to follow.
The factory oceupied by the Wood-
stock Spring Wire Mattress Company
also received a scorching, but the damage
done was slight,
Police Magistrate Field gave his deci-
sion .this morning in the case of Mr. T.
H. Parker against Jalues Soott, grocer,
charged with defrauding' him as a (red --
tor, sending the ease up for trial. Mr.
Saott, in the meantime, is out on bail.
In connection with the sato of Mr. Scott's
business to Mr. J. D. McKenzie, a civil
action has also been started by Mr.
Parker against Nr. Scott and Mr.
McKenzie for $2,590. Mr. McKenzie, it
is alaiined, is liable, because, notwith-
standing the fact that he was given Mr.
Scott's order to pay this amount to
'Messrs. hall & Ball, acting for Mr. Par-
ker, ho handed aver the money to Mr.
Scott.
ACCIDENTS AT WHITBY.
The Farrel House hotel and stables
at Cayuga were destroyed by fire Sun-
day morning.
John Mills, a keeper in the Kingston
Penitentiary, has fallen heir to an es-
tate of 8140,000 in Scotland.
The Middlesex County Council voted
down a proposition to buy out the Proof
Line Road Company and do away with
the toll system.
United States Commissioner Fair-
child of Buffalo has decided to hold
Mrs. Sternaman for extradition on the
charge of Murder.
Mr. Harry Foster, a, brother of the ex
Minister of Finance, fractured his skull
by falling down stairs at Moncton and
died in a few hours,
The Keewatin Power Company are
making contracts to supply electric
power in Winnipeg, transmitted a dis.
tance of 130 miles.
Mr. A. D. Flint, assistant postmaster
at Holland, Man,, shot himself through
the head while handling a loaded re-
volver in hie office, dying in a few
minutes.
Mr, 'William Bailey Caught in a Tumbling
Iiod end Fri htful]yi13angled- Shot 'With
a third Itlitc.
Whitby, Dec, 7.-Sbephan Coffey, aged
about 14 years,' was playing with a
6111311 bird -rifle this morning and • aool-
denti:lly shot himself in the hand. The
bullet entered the palm and found lodg
enent in the back of the wrist, just
below the thumb and first finger.
While Drs. Warner and Carson were
extracting the hell they were summoned
to the residence of Mr. William Bailey,
who tires in the western part of the
town, to attend his son William, who
this morning was caught in the tumbl-
ing rod while working in his father's
oidttr-Infill. The poor fellow was carried'
around with the rod, and every time It
revolved it crushed him in a frightful
planner against the floor. The doctors
say he cannot live but a short time Airs.
Bailey, mother of the young man, is
almost frantic over the affair. Another
son of Mr. and Mrs. Bailey died suddenly
a abort time ago, supposed to be from
the effects of poison.
A Quarter of a Century.
A. good family paper improves in.
quality and influence as the years pass
away. This is emphatically true of
The Canada Presbyterian It has
never.been better than during the past
twelve mouths; and the publishers
promiee many attractive features for
1897. Knozonian continues his bright
articles. The Sunday School• Lesson
and Christian Endeavor Topics will be
specially treated by competent writers;
such
theuseful departments, a4
and ail
Tv1
World,The Tamil.
The Missionar
y
Circle,Our YoungFolks, etc., etc., will
be ket up. In e pages devoted' to
Our " Contributors oidtime favorites,
as well as many new writers of note,
will appear from week to week. The.
unusaliy low tutus to clubs, offered to
mark the close of twenty-five years of
publication, will enable every Presby-
terian family in the, country to sub-
seribe for this excellent paper, and will
doubtless result in thousands of ad-
ditional subscribers
ACCIDENTS AT ST. THOMAS.
A Largo Number Injured on the Railways
-Many Limbs Crushed.
St. Thomas, Deo: 8. -To -day's . acci-
dent reports are numerous. By a freight
train suddenly stopping. at Bidgetown,
Conductor Lay and Brakesman Wesley
and Wright 'were bruised and out, John
McIntosh, aged. 15, of Caister Center,
while gottiug on a M. C. R. train, east
of the city, had his foot crushed. He was
taken to the hospital here, ' and his leg
amputated below the knee, James Begg,
a.ten-year-old lad, fell and ran a needle
into his knee -cap. Mr. W. Philips, form-
erly C. le. R. night operator hero, had
his foot run over by a train in Buffalo,
and so badly crushed that it had to be
amputated. Mr. John Gilling, G. T. R.
brakeman, had his hand crushed while
coupling cars at Cayuga yesterday. A
young son of
Mr.
N
Ridg town,wasseriously burned nthis
morning by his night-gown teking fire
from a gas stove.
County Court opens to -morrow. The
docket is not an important one.
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Mrs. R. Leathern, of Turnberry, met
with a painful accident a few days ago
by almost severing one of the cords in
her left hand with a carving knife.
On 'Thursday, air. Charles Kemp, of
Silver Hill, Elgin, was instantly killed
by the accidental discharge of his gnu
while climbing a fence. He was mar -
Mrs. Richard Hawk, of :Shallow Lake,
who had been mentally deranged for
'two years past, took a dose of Paris
green and died from the effects of the
poison.
'At Rat Portage a Pagan Indian who
shot his foster father, thinking him -a
wendigo or evil spirit, was found guilty
of manslaughter. Judge Rose sentenc-
ed him to six mouths' hard labor.
L. J. McNeil, a resident of Maidstone,
fell from a ladder at Sandwich court
house to the ground, a distance of fifteen
feet and fractured both arms. He was
also injured internally, but will recover.
Mr. John Moore, of Walkerton, had
been troubled for years with a growth
• dayhe felt an
ia his nose The other
unusual sensation there, and later on
one of his nostrils became so obstructed
that he undertook to use a hairpin, the
obstruction proving to be a piece of
snare wire over three inches in length.
Five years ago Dr. Freeman operated
upon his nose with a wire of this des-
cription, and he assumes that a part of
it was broken off and remained there all
the time.
The Forest City.
London, r>nt., Deo 7. -Judge Edward
Elliott opened the Court of County Ses-
sions to -day. There are only eight in-
dictments on the docket.
About one o'clock yesterday morning
one of the girls employed in the Rich-
mond hotel was passing the room of
Mr. Fred Haslam,who is employed in
the assessor's office, and, boards at the
Richmond, when she heard moans eam
ing from the apartment. Mr., Fallabe,
the proprietor, forced the door open, and•
found Mr. Hallam in an unconscious
condition, but in an hour and a half
be was restored by medical aid to con-
soi.ol:lBnese.
Chief Skirving, of Ingersoll, made a
never capture on the Ingersoll market
on Saburday. The young man he arrest-
ed gave the name of Harry Ferguson,
and is believed to bo a well-known
Hamiltonian of thelight-fingered vari-
ety, Mr. Skirving recovered a purse
which Ferguson had just taken from a
woman's pocket.
A rig containing two Delaware ladies
was struck and badly smashed by a trol-
ley oar on Saturday afternoon at the
corner of Richmond and Hyman streets.
Both the ladies were thrown out, and
one had her shoulder injured.
A Kingston Man Attempts Suicide.
New York, Dec, 8.--W. J. Brynes, $8
years old, unmarried, attempted suicide
this afternoon in a furnished room at 95
Third Avenue, whore. he lived. by suffo-
cating himself with gas. The man name
from Kingston, Ont., six months ago,
and was employed; up to a week ago
last Saturday, in a dry goods etore on
Fourteenth street. He was removed to
the Bellevue hospital. A note was found
addressed to his landlady, which acid:
"I am no use in this world. Please notify
y family. W. .1. Byrnes." Another
note was found, which said: "Dear Ate-
I am sorry." His family in Kingston,
who are said to be well to-do, were noti-
fied, At the hospital it was thought the
Haan would recover.
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Niagara Falls, N. Y., Deo. 8. -It the
story told by a prisoner at police bead.
quarters, who gives his name, as William.
Brown, of Toronto, is true, that gentle•
man is, travelling at quite a rapid pace.
He claims that he ". escaped from the
Central prieon, at Toronto, yesterday,
and shows a prison card to back up his
statement. He arrived horn this morn-
in, and a few :hours, later stole a horse,
and carriage. 'He was arrested after a
lively chase, and is now safely, looked ttp.
Brown is a man of good appearance, well
dressed, and in conversation shoves: that
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The vast reputation that Paine's
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Gives the most Practical Busiuess and Shorthand course obtainable.
Courses carefdlly graded. Rooms and equipment, the best. Students assisted
to:profitable positions weekly. Good board 82 60 per week.
rZeeFor particulars of either course address.
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Lost Manhoodrestored—KidneyandBiad-
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Syphilis and all Blood Diseases cured
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weakening of the system in a manner the patient cannot account
for. There are many
men who die of th's difficulty, ignorant of the cause. The doctor will guarantee e'er -
feet cure in all such cases, and healthy restoration of the Benito -urinary, organs.'.Con-
nultation free. Those unable to call,. can write` full particulars of their case and have
medicine sent by express, with' full instructions for use. Mention .this paper when
writing. Office hours; From 9 a. m, to 8 p. m. Sundays, 9 to 11' a. In.
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