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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1898-4-15, Page 1ELEVENTH YEAR.. -549. . EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1898. O. II. SANDERS, EDITOR. Sensible People Come to us to have their eyes examined. If you need glasses let us lit them for you, We gis the Best Expert Attention at Eflon's el:cr1 i]tab1i Baan; iTTO ,ATE op ion, 7►TOTt LOST, dale. 3 Some time during the month or Jenrurry . a a promissory note ainnuntioR to $) Ira', The Lox social eel at Bethesda otr lost,drawn An favor rt the undersigned and W ednefil•s • ui t s signed by rhos. Andrew. Notice ae hereby y meet of last week wa, Nvera that aft patches aro wtiroac,t xgaloot grand. suce+t'is,—y1i', J. Blatchford stud renewing or negotiating for tame. twins. T arae, iseeeea e, :; wife visited fee ads iu au scouted ldurondale Sunday, --'Mies I- Coad, of Boars for Service, ,j Heneall, was the guest of Hiss li,t aidee Piet week,—Stan a of our y outeg' mete Theeueder.iguedwill keep OIL Lot 9, Con.' have. been attending Heeneall Epworth session i, Ltsi area, ono Imported coo"srrr', League pretty reegularIv of late-.•••;t1r. White r Dear and.a ..naThoroughbred Rrrkshire, II Ftlterlugttin, of Lomita!, szpenr Easter Roar for service. L',:ual tome. + ,latex A[a'r, I with his parents.-elr C. Cudmoree. To - T n route, it; home for Ester holidays.--- mt1Nl T. 711r H. N Anderson is visiting friends Private fends to tend on improved tarmac. in Mount Forest this weok. at .Aye and five and a bait' per cent. Apply to J I$.LoT iC Cir _antral+. Solicitors. cto, lit December. 1637. Exeter Greenway. Mrs. Mary E. Wilson, win has been visiting friends in Boston Mass•, and vicinity, axrivvd hnvaci islet reeok and is ata in with Iter nle hew r y g p + t"t a n- :1II6a l of a. Bta i i of iJt ti iltet► .iii 1 ETJQLIIII(ET + trait, arrived hero last Saturday.—Tho Easter Display of Flowers and. the Ser. mon by Rev G. 11. Thompson, and the singing by the choir, were hi bly pleasing Last Sabbath.—At the Grace Church Vestry meeting held in the church last Monday; Mr. Thoa. Snow- den and R. f:I, Armstrong were appointed wardens. The undersigned has op - led up a new Meat Market 1 DOOR SOUTH .OF CARLINOS' STORE, where he will keep the choic- of meats constantly on hand. A CALL SOLICITED, John T. Manning. N rachitic r, ',Stj,CCE.ED Veveh gee': seat, nee . r Timm Ilskssmnemil (ON THE SICLAIR RIVER) SARNIA. ONTARIO. tar 80 graduates assisted to excellent positions during the, past year, and three of them in the last week. Our system of Book -Seeping is Actual Business from start to finish. CE'We pay the railroad faro one way. Spring term begins April iSth. For particulars address, -A. S. NiMMO• Stephen School Reports Zurich, :arktQn.. J<"ullarton ° Fatal. Accident at Galt, Mrs, Jacob Ragier, last week, receiv- The Epworth League of the Riritton Henry Stator, Jr., is going to erect a Gait, Ont„ April 7.—Thomas Fielci, ed a paralytic stroke, aud is totally t Methodist church are giving an "At ++rick kitchen this summer.—William clerk of the division court and one of Hornet on Friday, April 15. AR are the oldest and best known residents Of welcome.—S. A. Dodge has returpeed'' Galt,died at bis rextskdetrce bore;„ thin home to spend his Easterbolidayse--Ed. d evening. Deeeased, who wail 74 years Fletcher is at present very low with in- of age, attended church Sunday morn. Ramenation of the lungs.—Miss Lizzie y togs and on his return house, and while Shier, assistant teacher of Linwood walking through the kitchen, accident- Pubfte school, is home for her Easter P g tally stumbled over a tub that stood lir holidays.—About a month ago Henry VF buy " h the way, eaiisiug; a, serious rupture of White, Melgund, Man , visited hie rttetb E S the bowels. An operation was • per. er-itelaw, Mrs. Gilpin, of this. place. p formed, brit it failed to eave" his life. A widow, four Sons and one daughter saevive hirci, paralyzed, She can neither hear, speak nor see and is at present very. low, with little hopes for her recovery —Mrs John Raw, of the Santee line, mored into the.village last week, into Mr. D. Steinbacb'e dwelling.—Mrs. Kerch moved into town :a few days ago. She bas rented the upstairs of Mr. D. Steinbach's old tin shop. --Mrs S. Haist, of Cavalier, N. D, arrived here last weel.•, with her son She is staying with bar mother, --Mr. Jacob Rinunt rman and his sister, Riekie. arrived here last week, on a visit to their mother, who is very sick.—Mrs Nethtild, w:bo for a long period has been confined in the Goderieh county ae a innate, was taken to the Lon dein Asylum hy. Mrs. Johuston of that institution. The following report based upon a series of written examinations given during the past quarter, shows the per tentage obtained by each pupil:—Prim- ary.-R. Huxtable, 79; L Hicks, 63. P. S. L.—P. Cobleigh, 83; M. McCoy, 65; 0. Walker, 65; L. Anderson, 60; M. Mitchell, 54; W. Luker, 52; L. Bayne ham, 47; G. Salton, 36; G. Cottrill f31. H. S. E —A. Calfas, 71; C. Hicks, 69; L. Elliott, 68; L Wilson, 65,• I. Wilson, 65; K. Elliott, 65; A. Huxtable, 60; A. Hicks, 60; A. Boyle, 52; P. Windsor, 41;. L. Salton, 29. Sr, III.—C. Hogarth, 67; J. Haggith, 61; E. Mitchell, 56; C. Wal- ker, 49; A. Wilson, 44; W, Laue, 44. JAMES DELGATY,, Teacher. The following is the report of the April Examinations, held in No. 13 The names of the pupils are placed: in their new classes in order of merit, Sr` IV—Maud Isaac; Ethel 'Isaac, :Pansy Prouty, Chester Stanlake, T inney Prou ty, Nelson Stanlake, Wilbert Harris, Jr. lir'-5ohn Harton, Cleveland Prouty Arthur Ford, Wesley Ford, Violet Ford recommended'.' Sr. I --Joseph Green, Harry, Ching, Edgar Penhale, Eliza- beth Stanlake.` Jr. Ill—Rose Penhale, Florence Dunsford, Hilton Ford, Harry Ford. Sr . II -Annie Stacey, Frank. Stacey. Part. II—Nora Herten, .Eve- lyn Ching, Silas Ford, Melvin Dearing, Charlie. Dunsford, Hazel Prouty, Maud Green, Jennie Penhale. Sr.' Part I- Barton ° Ford, Verna ` Stanlake, Jessie Greed. Kenneth Ford; Nellie Stacey. Jr. • Part I.—Willie Carrick, Clifton Prouty, Jennie Harter), Clayton Prouty Miss N. L. Roncnxsoi , 'Teacher. Rodgeryille Mr. A. Dougall, who has been here during his mother's illness, left for bis home In Dolomite, Man., Tuesday =naive—Cecil Roas, who was attend. ittg the Medical College, London, is spending bis holidays with his parents. —Mr. and eIrs. Wm. Jeckell, who have been visiting; the tatter's sister In Alma, Mich., returned home Tuesday —While a load of Exeterites were on their way to Seaforth. to attend the military ball. Monday, they lost a parcel contaiuine their more fine apparel, and one of the load, after securing a bicy ale, rode several miles back, to recover tbe lost goods. He was highly deligh ted to learn that a pedestrian bad found it, and it was restored to its law- ful owner. Mr. J R. Barnwell, principal of the Varna school, ateompaoued by his wife, is spending the Issuer holidays with his mother at Kiitcardiue.---The measles have been very prevalent for the late month around tante ecaree v a house e meaping —11r• Jnhn ie Wanless left on Monday for British Columbia, to push his fortune rn the far west. We wish him every success—The funeral of the l tree Mies nary, youngest clan. hoer of lir John Hagan, Parr line. StanMi*, Lemmon had his .house moved and raised by Seebaclr, end is going tobeve a stens Cellar put under the same by Riehl Bros., and the Paull Company.— Wm Sykes has rented forty- acres of land from Wm. Lemmon, and is going to buy cattle to put on it to raze -- m. erne solda veryvaluable borse to Easson Se McTavish, of teat ford, for $125.—Gratcdfatber Appet had The sad news bas Just reached here a paralytic stroke. or, Saturday last and that he has since .died of typhoid fever. is now in .a precarious state, owing to his age, which is nearly :ninety years. Little hopes are entertained for his re- covery --August Sa ukel, sr., is confined to his bed with a complicatton of diseas ea—Edward Seebeck, while assisting at his ouch's Peter Seelbach. cut a gash in hie foot about four inches long with art axe, iullleting a, very painful wound, Tto Ische and Geo. Schrader took all the prizes in their class for their Polled Angus bulls, at the. Mitchell sprtag show.—Fred Bach, of Logan, is visiting at August Appel'L—August Sebrader bought a horse front Conrad Rats, pay- ing a good price therefor, Crediton Mr, John elor'ley, who has been work ing at Mr. August Hill's art hostler, has left, and 31r Moir, of Zurich, has taken his place. --Mr. lltruhard Drown, Jr., is building a driving shed east of his barn.— Mr Fred Young was is Toronto last week en business —Mr. John Tor- rance was in the village on «Tednes• day. --The Miss Beulah Beaver told Annie Yelland, of Alma College, Sc. Thomas, after spending h;aater with their Omuta returned oa Tuesday— Mr. E. Shupson and the susses Ball and Courcey, left for their homes iu Claude. boye. Hoddrich and Mooresville, respec j I see in last week's ADVOCATE a drily*, last Friday for their Easter tiondays.---D Bettina iw'as in. the eel• request by a rate payer to be allowed loge 'tette hargtiay---11r. and Mrs Jnhn to erecta tw iia fence on the road allow - elate, giv►ug; es a reason that the high. Either acid daughter, spent Good :Fri day s ich kinds at Brinslev. lir-water iu spring tales away lts fence. e I hold that no council c ao Gy Tebolu. ou or be law cause a public road to leer than QS feet, riles it be .for the relit of tl*t public. see agaiuet a. pri e individual, any fence so put Fence on Road Allowance. teeek leai' a ou b.atilydey, Her remains" De Yiveee. she has been elaidic r wwrtt° rt.trrrterl u fiatsDri4a1eceelu+ete~ry°. her friends at Brussels returned home Much sympathy is felt for tbebereavedlast Friday.—llr,atoti Mrs 1i tu. I:ucitx, palt'uts and fitness to this the Pour of of t,emter, seem owe Friday with :lir. tea. it un1 t.0 u. Slaw baht .ettaii,t d the and Mrs. Jacob Iailber. -Messrs. 13oo e' a of elghteeite 'ears and was at t u 1* g seeberry. McDonald nod Williams, of 6vu t , evil favorites, ;trill a large number of I Zurieh, wt•ree in the village on Friday. preorle turned out to pay the last tributte 11r Sampson ii+allaud, who is attend Mg College at London, is home for his botidays.—Mr. Geo Glanvtllre has tnov ed to Shipka where he intends to start a store with a partner, --An. Zwieler left Tuesday for Loudon where he will take a course at the business College. —Mr. John Trevethick is putting new Town Hall, McGillivray, 4th Apr. windows in his store, whieh wilt add Council met pursuant to adjourn greatly to its appearance. -e Ed. Croc,ier mint. Present : J. D. I)rutnmoud, acid Miss Ilia Morlock. of Exeter, were Reeve; T Nest and R. Hutchineu., in the village Sunday visiting friends, Deputy Beeves; N Grieve and M. Mil- R -Mr Charles Fritz, of i.)sshwood,spent ler, Councillors: Minutes of last meet Sunday with 'hie brother Will here,— ing read, approved of and signed. Rev' Mr. Sharfcy, of Dashwood, spent Hutchinson --Freer, that M. Miller he Sunday with Rev. Mr. Schmidt—Mr hereby commissioned to attend to the : Braddy Cornell spent Good Friday with. water course grievance of John Doyle friende tri Loudon,—Mise Emma Fiult, with power to settle as he considers : beiaer left for Hersey, MIchlgan, Wed. hest. Carrlei 'Press —Miller, that the ut -Ja' , en et visit: also Mr. •George clerk be hereby instructed to prepare Brown for Kilmaugh, .bllchigan,—An plaus and specifications for the follow. Eager euterta.iament was given in the! ing bridges : ever Silver Creek on the Methodist Church on Monday evening. j 14 tit eoucessiou opposite Lot 14; over The program consisted of vocal, instru Mud Creek ou the eth concession c. c. r mental music, recitations and readines., opposite Lot 11; over east branch of, It was a success.—Hiss Edna Eilber is Aux Sauble river on the 8th concess. visiting her aunt, Mrs Smith, of Exeter. ion 0, 0. r ; on Neil's stde road 2nd con —Messrs George and Albert Zwickor and also over creek oe Whiting's side were in London on Saturday.—.Mr. road; and to advertise for the tenders lir.ah Cunningham, of Centralia, visit.. of said bridges, to be opened in the Town Hall on the firut Monday In May at two o'clock le. M,—Carried. Prest— Miller, that accounts, amounting in all to $66 75 be paid—Carried. Grieve— Hutchinson,.that this 'council adjourn to meet in the Town Hall on the first Monday in May at ten o,cloek A. M , when pathmasters will be appointed and gravel contracts let --Carried. Wit. FRASER, Clerk Uromarty. Alex. McLaren and sister, Miss Susie are at home at present, Alex. spending his holidays and Miss Susie to stay.— Our merchant, Mr. Hislop, not to be outdone, is on the road again with a double rig, so you can just hand your butter and eggs from the door step and get back your drygoods and groceries J. L Hamilton's assistant blacksmith, who was unfortunate enough to get badly burned, and had to leave for some time, has returned and resumed work again. -Samuel Speare and John McLaren are in Toronto this week com bining business with pleasure,—Mrs. Sarah Hoggarth and daughter are spending a few well earned holidays at Peter McLaughlan's.-Our doctor is very busy lately and so are some of the dressfliakers,—Our teacher, W. E. Hoggarth, is spending his holidays in examining the promotion papers for the township of Elrea. flay • Mrs, Wen. Pollock, who has resided here for over forty years left last week for Enderlin, North Dakota, where she has three sons residing and with wbom she .intends making her botne. We ,join with her friend9 in wishing herhealth and happiness in Dakota. -Miss Suther ly, after a somewhat lingering illness, died on Sunday, and her remains were interred in the Rodgerville cemetery on Monday. Deceased was 24 and died of consumption. -This week we have also to chronicle the death of Miss Jen- nie,'third daughter of Mr. D. Bell, of the Zurich road, which occurred on Wednesday. The deceased was a bright healthy, engaging; young lady until within a few ,ears ago. when her health and spirits began to decline and she gradually became' weaker and weaker until. Wednesday when she passed away;. The bereaved parents have the heartfelt sympathy of all in their par- ticularly sad bereavement. of respect to the departed —Mr. ThomaS Johztaton had the; nitsfortu:ne to fall on his knee a short time ago. and bas Wu confined to his bed since last Thursday. McGillivray Council Biddulph The remains of Mrs. Stake, Elgin - field were interred :it the Catholic cem etery, Biddulph on Friday, and had a very large fnneral.—Mr. Ensley Hod- gins, of the Sauble Line, is a severe sufferer at present from rheumatism. He has been confined to his room for some time.—Mr, A. McFall's house, the Central Hotel, Luean, was burglarized on Saturday night, 9th inst. About $10 in cash and several other articles were stolen.. It is expected the guilty par- ties will be brought to justice before long.—Mr, Clarence Abbott won the bi cycle offered by Mr E Armitage, on the lottery plan in Lucan on Saturday. —Mr. John:Mcllhargy, one of the old pioneers of Biddulph, is at present very sick, and not expected to recover. He is 84 years of age.—A number' of our farmers have commenced seeding, and say the land is in fine condition to work. 'i he fall wheat looks fairly well and also the clover crop.—The members of the Nursery Church, Mooresville, have decided on changing their ceme- tery, and fencing the same; also fixing and painting the Nursery Church.— Mooresville is bootning at present. Nearly every inhabitant is busy either building a new house or repairing tee old. Claudeboye is following suit and also making preparations to enlarge their eburch. So much for the power of example.—Mr. J Davis' horse lately got unfastened from its moorings, and made a dash for liberty'., completely de- molishing the rig. The horse escaped unhurt. April Wisdom. Be sure that your blood is pure, your appetite good, your • digestion perfect. To purify your blood a d build up your health, take Hood's Sarsaparilla. This medicine bas acco plished re markable cures of all bl od diseases. It the One True Blood urifier. Hood's Sarsaparilla bas power to make you well by purifying and en- riching your blood, giving . you an appetite, and nerve, mental and diges- tive strength, ed friends " in town on Sunday.— Rev, W. E herr, of Hassall, occupied the pulpit of the Methodist Church ou Sunday evening.—Messrs. Wenzel and Brown were in Berlin on Friday and Saturday on business.—Charles Ewald and Frank Bassow, who are working in Hensel], spent Sunday here with their eparents.—Miss Christina Fink i r ofis visitingher par bene, London. outs, Mr. and Mrs. 'Karl Ftnkbeiner,— Mr, Jamees Hannan, of Shipka, spent Sunday night on Picadillv street. RUNAwax.—While Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Rowe and daughter were re- turning home about 9:80 p.rn., after spending Good Friday with Mr and Mrs S. Lamport, their horse got fright ened at a pile of tile near Mr. Michael Klumpp's and became unmanageable. Mr. Rowe was thrown out in the ditch with his baby girl and escaped unhurt but Mrs. Rowe fared more unfortunate. She jumped out of the rig and when found was unconscious. Mrs. Rowe was taken to Mr, Klumpp's residence and Dr Rollins, of Exeter called. Mrs. Rowe recovered consciousness after, a few hours. She had her leg broken above the ankle. The horse ran back to Crediton and was caught at Hill's stable. We wish Mrs. Rowe a speedy recovery. SERIOUS FIRF,,.--This vi11a"te was thrown into eetate of intense excite- ment on Weaesday afternoon when it became known that a. serious fire was in progress. It appears that a quant• ity of rubbish had been set on fire at the Methodist parsonage, and Miss Yel- land fearing it might cause trouble buried some of the rubbish, which con• tained live coals, in tbe manure heap, and paid no further attention to it. It was not long before the manure broke out in a blaze, and sooncom- municatedwith the stabile and then to the parsonage. Willing hands were soon on the scene and did all in their power to eyei°t the flames, but not before both buildings were consumed reviler with the contents of the stable. The furniture and all other contents of the house were saved. The Exeter fire engine was telegraphed for but be- fore it arrived all danger was over. Rev. and Mrs. Yelland were both await from home at Abe time of the fire. The boiler of Millers tannery ,Griffis - blew up Friday night and scattered it- self and the southern wall all over the neighborhood. No one was hurt, but the mixed train on the Grand Trunk, which was passing, had a narrow es cape. Damage' to the mill is about 85,000 or46,000, Faith Cure at Guelph. Guelph, April 1i. --.Four years age on the 12th of February, 1594, lir. Wm. Dawson, re'sldirog au Birmingham street this city, fell downstairs, a distance of nine or tet► feet, in l3eil'e atone factory, and injured his spine, From that day until Saturday he has 'mored about tt sit invalid's tricycle and unable to walk without crutches, On that efternooa be wheeled into the Christian mixsioa rooms, Quebec street, where Moine, T omuth end 'Thompson, R couple of the represeutattres of the Sitnpsnu Fake Cure Institute of New York, were hold- ing meetings. They prayed with bii1R and anointed his bead with oil, Mr. Dawson exercised his faith. and to bits great aud inexpressible joy he watt able to get up and walk unassisted. At lirst be staggered like a drtitekea roan and his fart gave him some troub- le, for he found bis boats, through dis- use, bad cramped his feet. UI'e was free m pain, however. white before he night be, reut.yed by any parson so ,vas suffering almost cnnstautly a« dupes d, by giving the proper notice attended the, Arnr. and Norfolk Street There is too touch of this sort of feud- yIethodist Church Suaadaz` morning, lug now, just for individual benefit, w'a+lking upstairs to the gallery in the aud sui:h permission a:hould not he giv latter. en uuloss in eases protected by the law. A. Ra.rn Pavan, Accidental Shooting Fatally, Prescott, April 11—A sad shooting accident occurred here to -day. Four young boy a, wanted 13orwood, White, West Murphy, alt from town, went down to Spencer's Island shooting duck$ this iaaorning. One of the bots saw soma ducks, but the range was too far to shoot, and lie laid the gun down iu the boat with the trigger raised. Young. West attempted to bait out the boat, which gave a lurch and the gun went off, completely shattering young Harry Murphy'slet: near the 'thigh. He was brought to shore, but died front loss of blood before medical aid could reach him. Young Murphy is a son of Mr. Juhu Murphy, tine of her Majesty's cus- tom officers. Lost Her Feet, Alliston, April 1L—A shacking acci- dent, which may result fatally, oc carred on Good Friday in the town of Eyerett, about four miles north of this place. On account of the extra holi- day traffic, the north. bound express was somewhat behind time, and, in the endeavor to make up, left the Everett depot before all;the passengers had Ieft the platform. One of these, Mrs. (Dr.) tall thrown under ' iwell was acciden < ! v ort vin c' a e n . had her two the mo g' o h, and feet taken off, one being severed at the ankle, the other below. The affair is all,the more sad, as the victim had just come to town 'from Stratford, Dr. Atwell having bought the practice of Dr. Kingston, who is leaving for Eng- land. Burglars at Luoan, Lucan, April 11.-13etween 2 and 5 o'clock yesterday morning., burglars gained admittance thronth the front entrance of the Central Hotel, in this place, by cutting their way through the two front panels and slipping the bolts. Going throueh the bar they secured $10 in small change, a half dozen bottles of ale and several boxes of cigars Visiting the diningroom they got away with a supply of bread and butter and three dozen eggs. They also tock an overcoat belonging to Jas Donnelly, of Glencoe. The brace and bit and two chisels with which the bura'lars cut through the panels were stolen from Jas. Ander SOB'S carriage shop. There is nu clue to the men. Died on the Train, Niagara Falls, April 9.—A very sad death of a young lady occurred nn the Lehigh Valley express this morning about six o'clock, as that train was approaching Buffalo. Miss Naomi Hillman of Ottawa, a sufferer from con., sumption, who bad been in Florida all winter ie search of better health, was returning home, accompanied by her father, Mr. George L. Hillman. The tedious trip from the south was too meek for her in her weak condition, and she took a bad spell during the night in the Pullman • ear Lockport, and expired i>? her father's arms this morning. The Grand Trunk author- itiesallowedthe remains to go through to Toronto, where they will be taken care of by an undertaker and proceed to Ottawa this evening. Miss Hill mail was 18 years of age. Obituary. James Fortune, son of of Mr. aud Mra. Luke Fortune, of Dublin, died at his home on Thursday last after a linger - mg illness, which he bore very patient- ly. To bis parents and family we of- fer ffer our heartfelt sympathy in the r af- fliction. Mrs. Joseph Blackwell, of Holmes- vllle died ou Tuesday at the age of 52 years. The deceased lady leaves be. bind her a husband and five ohlldren, three boys and two girls, all grown up, to mourn the loss of a lovirtg wife and mother. John Parker, an old settler of Mit- chell. passed away early on Monday morning at the ripe old ago of 93 years and 7 months. He was very frail for some years past, still was able to be about almost to the last. Mrs Living,. ston, his daughter, was his sole com- panion, and she careel for him with the greatest devotion, a «aye administer- ing to his wants as it itlingly and affee- tionately as if he were a child. He was a member of the Church of Eng- land, and a Conservative in polities. Rev. John L Kerr, of Brussels, father of Mr, and W. H. Kerr, of the Brussels Post, and Rev. W. E. Kerr, of Hensel], passed away to the great beyond, in bis 72nd year. Deceased was one of thepioneer ministers and has been s superannuated for some years. He had. enjoyed good health until recently. Among those from a distance who at- tended the funeral were Dr. and :liars. Cavanagh, of Owen Sound; Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Turnbull, of Guelph; Rev. W. E. and Mrs. Kerr, of Hensall; Dr. Tow= ler, of Wiugham; R. S Pelton, editor of the Atwood Bee; Revs. Walker and Stewart of Ethel. Miss Willard's remains were cremat- ed at Chicago ou Saturday,. SMITH.—GovRLAr.—At the residence. of the Mr, Roht. Winslow, Logan, ox April the 6th, by the Rev. W. A. Bradley, Mr. Wm. A Smith, of Elora to Jennie, third daughter of Mr. Thomas Gourley, of Mitchell. LnQro r.—MCNAY. In Mitchell, on Ap- ril 6th, at the residence of the bride's mother, by Rev, W. A. Bradley, Thos. M. Linton, of Logan, to Mary, daughter of the late Thos. McNay, WARREN.—WIIITLOCx.—In London, on April 11th, by the Rev. Mr. Middle- ton, Mr. Frank J. Warren, of Buffalo, N. Y., to Miss Sarah Ann Whitlock, of Lonioa, formerly of Exeter. it KA 7rAM Gans.—At the House of Refuge, :Clin- ton, on April letb, Henry Oros, aged 12 years. PAuirn.—In Mitchell, on April the 4th, John Parker, aged 93 years, 7 months and 7 days. GREGORY—In St. Marys, on March 80, Elsie Merle, daughter of Elder and Mrs. Gregory. aged. 3 years, 6 mos. 7 days. GREGORY—In St. Marys, on April 6th+ Laura Idella, daughter of Elder and Mrs. Gregory, aged 2 years, 3 mos., 23 days. HuxmAl)r,1•; -In Allendale, Niicb„ on April 1st., Mr. Joke }Tux table, form- erly of Centralia aged 39 years and 2 months, R eneitns-1u London, on rue loth inst., William Richards, eon of David Bic•.ltards, aged 22 ;years and 4 months. For6Ht:t1 to -day (Thui•sdav) at '2 oetocL, 'from hiS fa'heer's. e i dente, Usborne,'(London Road).