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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1898-6-10, Page 1trf bOot ELEVENTH YEAR. -557. EXETER ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1898. 0. H. SANDERS, EDITOR. Sensibie People Come to us to have their eyes ,.maedi If you need glasses let us fit them for you, We give you the Best Expert t Attent on at T Fitton's Jewellery Establishment. . FITTON, Q ,40v rE OPTIcz N >-...��- .�_ __..-- –,.--• ? �Itv.A\TCiIIiLli';1.1tiTi.i>. FARMS FUR SALE. S ... MONEY TO LQ.QaN.A girl wanted at once to do gcoiera1 house. wort . Apply to 11. 11ucI•inglt:luk,1•:*uter. The undersigned has a few good farms for aaloebe . bonny to Inion on easy terms (?rwF RetanEtt WANTED. JottxSraeratAN To take charge of three children, cin t 1 spall form. A1 -PJ to IL Iat1.LrNti, d Ilac^, Gran. Fend Friedesburg, Mr. H, Schroeder has opened up a boot and shoe store opposite the post office. . We wish him suceess.-George and Duncan Snider have been visiting in and around Toronto during the past week: George has secured a position near Toronto. -Boys, be careful of the dogs. -0. W. Snell paid Exeter a flying visit on Tuesday last. -What about the Bicycle Club ? Why not call a meet- ing and get to business? The Mecca bees are going to have a picnic to the Beed on Maecabee Day, June 1lth- The Publie Sehool also intend having a picnic on Friday, June 1?th, to the Grand Bend -Mrs. J Snell and 0. Snell left on Friday to visit friends and rel- atives in Aimira, Berlin and Waterloo. They intend making the entire trip on the tandem. --"The Y. P. A. intend hav int; an ice cream strawberry feativat about the last of June. .;,tmwell s Mock ):atter rIARM F ? ' :: LE. - Onc-Itt . acres, lot le, oo)eesstc,n l4, Cslwrne, flood lank 1 Ali;1t, alta ether frau& tt uildings 1 WO), drained ---,-- .1 partlog and part Ira, + The farm 14 ned A teat number from our e villarn and well i n , and sltuateR quarter o n is r mil from rland 1ostvllice. If not sold andsurroundeng country took in the ity July w11 . rented. For i+articulars 'Farmers' midrers Rs. Issammt.a ANNAN, Farmers Institute cxetiri,ion to the 1'inkerint:, oat. i Guelph Agricultural learnt nu Friday FARM FOR ,last, and report an enj:t,•able time; also SALE. Containing 110 acres, more artless, being , tion. , Sreceivinrg a great amount of iuforma- lot letter A, con, In, shorn,. On the prem. , Abner Ballard accompanied i iaosare aatom- Rua war frame house with by Miss 1 tuetta Banes, Visited frienda frame kitchen, frame turn, cow and 1lorso stable with hay loft•, good, water supply; .,1. fn I Rrkltill on Saturday and Suuday acres good timber. 1'. miles from Wood- last. -Don't forget the elaceabee pie. r a ,• ham village. 1 e, farther residence, apply nfC an Jane 11. -The post office Stora to Thos. Dlangle, at his residence, lot • t, South Boundary, Illanslutrd, or St. 'Marys has On itS shelves a lot of new goods 1 a Pet. Ontario. tart which has been carefully selected from the best wholesale houses in Canada. - The Presbyterians held their picnic on Tuesday and although the day was warm they appeared to enjoy them- selves. VALl. A13LE VIr.LAOE IntopBwrX FOR Sal, --- The un,ler.ignc•.t is offering for sale that desirable and valuable property, situated on limon Street, being nart of Lot =1, contain- ing over fico acres. There is on the premises a good brick house, containing seven rooms, with atone collar, frame kitchen and wood- shed attached; a frame stable and other necessary out-tnilldingst •1;, choice fruit trees. a good we'1iof water anii other conveniences. Tums reasonable, apply at this offieo or to Santini. PttESZQATatt,Exeter. ARM VOR SAXE. The undersigned is offering his splondod farm, in the township of Usborne, for sale, being lot o. concession s, containing leo acres. There is on the premises two good barns (one bank), and other good out -build- ings; a good frame house, good wells and a splendid orchard. This is ono of the best farms in'Gsbarnc, and will be sold reason- able. Intentliug purchasers should see this property before purchasing elsewhere. Apply to 111 ATT. ICELLANn Devon P. 0., Ont SEW �EflT jliA��ET The undersigned has op- pend up a new 1lieat Market 1 DOOR SOUTH OF DARLINGS' STORE, where he -will keep the choic- est of meats constantly on hand. A CALL SOLICITED, John T. Manning. (ON THE SeeLAIR RIVER) SA NT, hO TAR1O. 1 E is all that it will moat Sehool Teachers and others for a course in either Depart- ment during 7ULY and ATJGIIST. 2e0 lard weel: will seeure good board lodging - Write at once for particulars • A-. S. NINIINO. Sodom NUISANCE. -Last Sunday I. saw a very disgraceful scene, seven or eight youuig men, perfectly nude, bathing and wanting around on the bank of the Saubke, a very short distance from the Lake road, ,justas the people were going to eunday school. I ascertained the names of the young men and for their future guidance, let me say, that they were violating a very stringent law, On the complaint of any person, each one of those young men could be hauled up before a J. P. having juris- diction dud fined $20, or a certain time in jail. Now boss take my advice and don't let this occur again. Say School Report The following is the May monthly report for S. 5. No. 2, Names are in Order of merit: -V -J, W. Todd, M. M. Russell, Flora M. Northcott; ;dr, IV - Sara J. Northcott, Victor Runnel], Car. rie Gou'd ; Jr. IV -W. R. Dougall, H. F. Johnston, Alice Dougall ; III -Luella Munn, J. E. Gould, W. E. O'Brien; Sr, II --F. Northcott, J. It Munn, Maggie Sutherby; Jr, II -W. J. Russell, A. W. Johnston, Alice Dougall; Part II -P. Clark, Mary Johnston, Wilfrid Munn; Part I -W. Colman, W. Northcott, Grace Anderson. Tho best spellers in the monthly spelling matches were: - V -M. Russell; IV -S. J. Northcott; III -W. E. O'Brien; Sr. II -J. R Munn; Jr. II -A. Johnston; Part II -M. John- ston; Part I -Wesley Coleman. Zurich, Mr. George Appel and Miss Weber have joined hands in holy matrimony, and have moved. into Mr. Thomas Johnston's house. We welcome them and wish them a happy life together.- Another wedding;took place Wednes- day evening, when Mr. Amos Schweit- zer, from Linkville, Michigan, and Miss Emma Rickbiel, of Zurich, think- ing it best to be man and wife, joined hands in holy matrimony, at the resi- dence of the bride's parents. They will move to Linkville shorthly. We con gratulate them, and wish them a long and happy life together. Rev. A. Y. Heist tied the knot. -Mr. J. F. Rick- beil bought the property of Mr. H. Schroeder, and intends to build a large implement wareroom, with a ball above. Kippers Mr. Thomas McGregor, illi M of our village, left on Tuesday morning last for Man- itoba, where he intends spending the summer with his nephew!rMr. Thomas McGregor, -Mr. Robert McMordie, Jr., has given up his school in which he has been teaching for some months, and on Friday last started for British Col- umbia, where he purposes engaging in another calling in which there seems to be more dollars thanin the teaching profession. --A very happy event took place at the residence of Mr. Duncan McGregor, of Tuekersmith, on .Wednes- day afternoon, on which occasion his eldest daughter, Miss Isabella, was uu- ited in the bonds of matrimony tp Mr. William A. Workman, of the same township. The marriage ceremony was performed by Rev. S. tAcheson, of Kippen, and was witnessed by a large number of relatives and friends. The bridesmaid was Miss Marion McGregor, sister of the bride, while the groom was supported by his cousin, Mr. Thomas Workman. The bride was made the recipient of a large number of hand Borne presents and a very enjoyable afternoon and evening was spent • by the guests. Everything passed off as a marriage bell. Wo uutite with the many friends of the young couple in wishing them longand continued hap- piuess. Oreditoxi /near St, Marys, Neither of them bad 1 Blanshard: Mrs. James Robinson. since returned. It appears Mrs. ;bray j and daughter Lily, of the townline, near The Rev. Yelland, who attended the had a sister married near Merton, that Anderson, left recently for Oak River, couferet:ee at Chatham last week, has she herself was an adopted daughter of } Manitoba, where they will reside for returned home. Mr: Yellaud's new the late Lionel Shipley, and that she field of labor will be Ethel, while his was visiting in that neighborhood and successor will be the Rev. J. Reeser.- in all probability tliilett, after coming The flax men held a picnic at Grand Bend last Thursday. They report hav sing and down to Denlield and met her to St. Marys, went up to Lucan eros ie0t11ivray: Saturday afternoon, an ing a pleasant time .--The Clinton at that place and made all arrange. airs lliod ri'es oe, the nugtert of the 1Gthson of Mr• cony News Pet card, of fast week says. ;Hiss , meats for the elopement before return A. II int. stele Ball, of the Crediton : lag, as he just spent the exact week aged about three years, was ill the field " for whish be' ]lith his father aald wi''hing to go home Public .;ht;1.1, has been appointed to d paid his bnard in St. Marrs ; he started tali alone. It was not ver the staff of the Exeter School and'will ` when the pair met and fled. The bus- t�' commence her duties on September lot: iband had suspected notblug wrong. long before the parentsfoui.d out bac --Mr. Miehaei Fittkbiruer has raised his' TIa fs a man of not more than ;30 ears: something had either happened to the it barn ant' made it into ta a earl , il /molt b of age was eight ears married and bo, or he had gone the wrong road. the future with the former '$ son John, who had preeeeded them and taken Up a farm in that section. t -Sir are! Xtra ii��tlt L Lewis fife and they have two children Ile also is A BiliKea search was thele made and Mrs. U "ttw'eitzer and Mr. Fred Young `from Loudon township, being a grand- as;the evening dawned the excitement went to lLoudon Friday to hear Dau son, of the late John Abray, and is well grew more intFsnse as to the where- abouts f th child. Sunday Godfrev'e rand, --lir. and Mrs Rodgers convected and highly respected. Tonna 3 u e e t i On un ay nIorn- 1-t+.:'4 . of o llll eft wast;•,. itrtgA fits,+fain of 1 . lag about two btandred started out and Ir !'u:n t London, who have 1 'tt „ Z I , little band4, trach going fn di::��rent di - been vie: use; Mr. and Ilea F. Falmer, Abra; s, but as ler Abray haul net tittle reetaol:s, but it w;ts not until about to make an iavesti;ariau before fence flit, o clock 1n the afternoon the little lug, did k 9' returned heuua mist Wedeesday. Mrs. (Dr.) Wens is visiting her parents in Srussels - ,ir, J Heist is visiting s� t1,., henot tiny what was missing t fh ee was fou. don Mr. Jno, Torrance's Usborne t;ouncil until he returned. He found sosttret feria . When found he was asleep and friends fe a Ixtwaiu� likely au The bills of 'ilillett's charged. to hini sincep Council Rooms, June 4th, 'RS. Council met today as a Carta of Revision of Assessment Roll for 1835. Ail members were present and duly sworn. As there were no appeals or complaints, the Rell w .s carefully gone over, and some mioot errors corrected. The Rolt as revised was cou8rened and court closed. ---Council met for business after Court of Revision. Minutes of May meeting• were read, approved and sigmrd by the Reeve. Keddy-Pel bridge, that the Q.• ''ssnm+'t.t null as .tee - vis tl;bt� a ; j•pt,-d,t!t t ;, It tome, r 1°a drawn ou treasurer for - t slur's salary, an l that he be putt net int extra for taking school ceitsue•--(',^.cried Iiuukitr.- Hunter, that the certif;ed aeeounts ani00utin;; to et -N.71 lie old by Reeve's order on Treasnrt r ---Carried.-- Den bridge -Malkin, that Cnn :ell now ad jaunt to nr'et July 2nd at 1 o'clock p. m, -Carried. F. Morten; Clerk. Greenway, A large number from here atteuded the Farmers' Institute excursion to the Model Faun, Guelph, last Friday. ---Mr. W. A. Nilson left here last Saturday to play in the military band at the Lon don encampment and he expects to be away for two weeks. -Mr. D. Peulter preached a very acceptable sermon in the Boston church last Sabbath. -`The annual garden party of the Ladies' Aid, of the Boston 'Methodist church, will be held in C. 11. Wilson's estate garden, Wednesday, June 22nd. -A. C. Wilson, B. S. A., is reuewitt old ac- quaintances at the 0. A. College this week. -Mr. A. W. Humphries and fam- ily paid our village a flying visit Sun- day eveuing.-Mr. Thos. Stinson and wife, of Bayfield, visited their twice, Mrs. W, J. Wilson, last week. -A word to the wise is sufficient, During the past few weeks several complaints have been laid before W. J. Wilson, J. P., agaiust parties running bicycles up and down the street and shouting in a very unbecoming manner Sabbath evenings. Also against young boys and in some cases children staying out around the corner till after ten and eleven o'clock, disturbing those that have retired and want to sleep. Par- ents -that love their children and wish them to grow up strong men and wo- men should see that they get to bed every night at a reasonable hour. Usborne Rev. Wit g, of ,Sebringville, held (Suer. illlett left, and did not think Millett ! only .. few feel: lean a ert:ek. ITe weal telly rn etiug lane in the Gerulau ca. uld b-ive mare than S ?0 with frim, about �a tniic and a half front wlere Ile Church t o Saturday and Sunday-- - Chief of Paliee Youth isincones' arid- N started. Mir, and °+tis. I.atuport, of Deuheld, is eine with Mr. Abray, but itis doubtful 4 ited their Fan, •lir. S. Lamport, here on if ally trace of the missing toupiu will t Sliot fly a'Tlatnp, Suturda .--ter. Rivers, of Sarnia, who be found. has lacer: visiting his brother, Dr. - - About 10.4•-t Tuesday night a tramp ArOlind About els eanett aft the It'Jura of Mrs. McKeetigh,. Rivers, t a past two weeks, returned a home on t:turdav -•••fir aid lire IJ , G. T. R. 3uneiion, `t Marys, and de - Drysdale :ter. H, Talbot met with ruasdrd led it Mrs, McKeough.. Treumua . , and familti, of • Dashwood, r , ,*. g' spent Su: day with Mrs, J. I�itikheiner, a loss last week while shnaattug craws; ?h seta, l the +::; �,a„ereau ,at .i,m, .as, n tl pore who was `Zurich, e • peat Sunday here with ler. J. its mfir '. stril.it g o';i' of his best t retiring. st3rti =t dawn infra > r i to t„ . h t mel,. lrlilbr..r.-- er. V. Raiz, M -P., has returned eons tthiett was in a fleet rle t by, home from t,thaws.----Mr. Loui' Reed. i e.. 'led the itatrttI'l nut t.:r tit'i i1'ktz" )11tn.OZt t {ie'i1gN li l� t�.to ad's 1lPy , oce FSttl tlta•ia 1� 1'a+t ttt!llnitl�l;' 1 t:Pysn, ding and wife, of Zurieh, were 10 the fell n:T'the veranda neat ,l tt!;n :eft arm! fent i:l a let:' uit,tr:t•tnts t.I:i;:• illagn \.twins• ---\Ir• \lieletei Ft•ever a fete d:i"..sago,- .R h'.. ;:>ab of Wood •-...:l , t'am tett has beguia lhutrllli r the side wall. from r4i.,tarr +,� get ;;tiff'. :h,' tramp elicit !, ham, buried hie baHti, i.lei:rll died cif ;�.• stow.that i,.at. tt:i:rris,;; tt>r neck Clark's termer, north -Wane sileebig settrtet fever, bete oil Moselle- last.fettle T 4.. , .. ' 1 a horse, in thc`ellop of 't'l� m Welszel, last a+. the 1. f. , ... e.l,I r. il. ,:felted week, Gee, riskier received a $,waif kielk on the arta: we wish hint a Speedy recovery. --The Rev. Litt, wife aid family, are attending the re opening of the Sebriu„ vide ehureb this week. CoteenaT.---A grand musical and lit- era.ry enteraiement under the auspices of the Lathes Alliance of the Methodist eiturcb, will be held at the Town Hall, onTuesday. t u iP June 11 h. A splendid t t p program lets been arranged for the oc- casion. The Mete Mr, Hobbs, of Lon- don, wiligive a lecture on" TheTriang, utter Jan." Addresses will be given by V. Rate, M. 2., II. Either, M. P. P., Rev. Mr. Litt, Rev. Mr. Yelkand, and Dr Rivers. The adtnissioit will be 25 cents, children 15e, Entertainment ::otnmen,,°s 'tt 8 p m. The proceeds to he devoted"t'orvards tarnishing the par sonage. Onrr.—Again the cold hand of death has come into our midst and taken away one of our fair sex in the person of Miss Martha Hockey, who died on Wednesday Of last week, at the yotrth- ful age of 25 years and 0 months, The deceased. had been residing in London and arrived home just a few days prev- ious to her death. She complained of feeling ill a day or so later, but little or no attention was paid to it, when suddenly she took a change for the worse andor ieal assistance before mod k e arrived she had passed to the Great Beyond. Her death was supposed to have been caused by heart trouble. Her remains were interred in the Exe- ter cemetery last Friday. The Rev. Mr. Litt officiating. The bereaved have the sympathy of the community. OF Mus Ii11:DD1.—This week we are called upon to record the death of one of the oldest, if not the oldest resident of the township, in the person of Mrs. Elizabeth Roddy, relict of the ,late Robert Reddy, who passed to the silent majority on Tuesday last at the advanced age of 88 years and 6 months. The deceased, some time ago slipped and fell, fracturing the neck of the thigh bone, from which time she has been gradually failing, and never rallied from the shock, until death en- ded her sufferings. She was a native of England, and was born at Lund, Yorkshire, in 1809; was married to Robert Keddy, who died 29 years ago, and emigrated to Canada in 1830, settling first in thetownship t w of Hope, A _ P, where nine of her ten children were born. In 1853 she moved with her husband and family west, settling in the township of Usborne, on the farm where she has just died, At that time there was not such a thing as a church or school, and but few roads had been cut ; travellers had generally to guide themselves by the " blaze" cut in the trees, Mrs. Reddy was of amiable and kind disposition, a good wife and moth- er, and her heart was in her household. She bore her illness with loving pat• fence, and in the calm security of faith in her Saviour's merits passed. to her eternal rest. The family consists of four sons and four daughters, viz: John, Brandon, Man.; Ralph, success- ful farmer in Usborne; William, Nan armo, B. C; Walter, oceupying the homestead ; Mrs. Homey, Usborno; Mrs. Down, Iona ; Hannah, wife of David Cobbledick; and Susanna, at home. The sympathy of the whole commun- ity is with the bereaved family, The funeral takes place to -day (Thursday) at 2 o'clock, to the Exeter cemetery, 0 Hensa11': James A. Taylor, son of James Taylor, was married in Toronto on Wednesday to Miss Myrtle A. Vance of Toronto John Wren; ofChislehurs and Miss A. B. Taylor, Rensall, assisted in he ceremony. -.-Mr. et.:;i,he.r, wife and family, of in his corn field. The eh�tt-ge annexe', l efniri:,g the been-=- tee •ee n' -i-,. , atom., Sensation at St. Marys. 18t. Marys Journal] Some two weeks ago a smart young fellow stepped into the Journal office and enquired for R. Dixon, of St. Marys whose acquaintance he had made near Oil Springs, while Mr. Dixon was en gaged as agent on a Petrolia newspa- per. Dixon had canvassed him, he said, and he had subscribed. He was now in town for a day or two, and wished tomeet him. In the meantime the young man registered as Duncan Millett, of London township, at the Grand Central Hotel. Here he remain- ed for a day or two when ho went west to Lucan or Craig, he said, returning on the 4 o'clock train on Wednesday, May 18.He paidday vi that a week's P hoard in advance at the Grand Central. On the 24th he met a lady at the 3:30 train from the west, whom he brought to the hotel and introduced as his wife. The next day ,he inquired the price of tickets to Imlay City, Mich., but finally purchased two for Port Huron of Mr. Goderich : A large portion of our Sharp, and had a $10 bill changed to feminine population was present in American money. Knox church ou Wednesday morning On Monday morniug of this week, to witness the marriage of Mabel, Rov, J Learoyd was called out of bed fourth daughter of M. C. Cameron, Q. at 6 o'clock in tho morning by two men C., M.H.. and R. A. Bayly, L.L B , bar who were looking fora woman who rister, of London, The church, when had fled to St, Marys, where it was filled, was a pretty scene, the sumiiler rumored she was married to a young costumes of the ladies, the charming man, Duncan Millett, who met ber here. floral decorations around the pulpit, One of the men was Bert Abray, a re- aed the handsome bouquets carried by speetable young farmer of Enniskillen the guests making a brilliant picture. township, about two miles from Oii as the bride entered the edifice, to the Springs. The other was his neighbor, melody of a wedding march. Almost Harry. Hill, The missing woman was as the bride entered, the groom took Abray's wife. Mr. Abray said Millett his position beside her, and the mar - was a young Englishman, the son of a riage ceremony commenced, Rev. Jas. Church of England minister in the old A. Anderson, B A., being the of ieiatiu:; country. He was sent out to Canada minister. The bride was attended by to be reformed. For a couple of years her sister Grace and the Misses Bayly, he had worked near Denfield, in Lon- sisters of the groom, and had as maid don township. Since Christmas he had of honor ber neice, little Lot Wilson. been working for Abray in Enniskillen. also of London. Ed. Bayle; solicitor, A couple of weeks ago he said he was of Toronto, assisted his brother, and Dr. going to Mount Brydges, and got Mr. Funter, of town, and Seaborn and Bay- ,Abray to drive him to the train and !y, of London, were the efficient ushers. loan him $10. A few days before this The music rendered' by Miss McCall Mrs. Abray had left to yisit friends during the ceremony was admirable: Chb a lturst: Mr. Duman M.Tnvlsh : out " Mother, 1 tt 149-.4,', f -,, Fan -plane,'" met with a had lose last week by losing , cud 1102 Ow t*ani c,'t,e:al he bad dowel a valuable rime. The beast in some i while :ter;. Melefeeu h ort?-.s,'d the tr^.cit manner got down in the stall and en -land called Mr. Eget!. who was in bed, tangled in the hater and died from the ti I1",'. riot, zlastcr Keir, and others effects. i tvt'� .gale ou hand. , A telt phone; zne • sa i. was se:,i to tht lilt lset Hotel and St. Marys: On Tuesd.ly forenoon, l poli..t'm'ul Yttattl; aisd I.O„ 1, lief+ : (100 Reginald, sort of J. M. Adam, fell on a. u mid brought the ��rion+r down t. p ,. l o rocket and broke his leg below the the loehup. IIIc el:Aims lie was Attacked rune, Medical attendance ices sum• by McKeough who $$chair him and that a n dhS maned and the little 1is e tier t now patient i • � heuedtte receiver gettingaloug nicely. �s ; lit stele to , nine. It is a small '.a.2 calibre 0 shyt,bter, and when taken there were two Loaded ear- Seafortb When Mr. (leo. Chesney 1 was going into tete town hal! on Thurs- day evening he had a. narrow escape from a serious accident. As the draius were being repaired the sidewalk had been removed and planks placed across the opening, ile was crossing on one of these when it slipped and be was thrown down, receiyiug slight injury to his foot, TuckersmItlr : Wit Ham "Workman, eldest son of Jas. Workman, township of Tuekersmith, was on Wednesday united in marriage to Miss Isabella, eldest daughter of Duncan McGregor, of the same township. The ceremony was performed at the residence of the bride's parents, by Rev, Acheson, of Nippon, Clinton g The Trunk jigger, : Grand u Jt'u'b , used by Jacob Sloman in passing to and from the diamond, was stelae one night last week. A couple of tramps were seen hanging about during the day, and it is supposed that they found out where it was kept and determined to make use of it. When not in use the jigger was kept in a place built for it underneath the freight platform, This had been broken open. The agent at Kippen heard the jigger pass on the track during the night, and a couple of days after it was found in a farmer's lane near Clandeboye. Brinsley: A pretty wedding took place at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hodgson, Brinsley, on Tuesday, when their eldest daughter, Clara, was united in mar- riage to Mr. Thos. Nichols, of Hamilton. Miss Kato Hodgson, sister of the bride, performed the duties of bridesmaid, while Mr, Geo. Nichol, brother of the groom, acted as best man. Miss Ella Hudson, 5 years of age, acted as maid of honor. Thejjeeremony was performed by Rev. Mr. Yelland, of the Methodist Church. The costumes of the bridal party were becomingming and rich The house was handsomely decorated, and the large number of beatiful and use- ful gifts bespeak the popularity of the young couple. They will reside in Hamilton. 4 tridges still in it The prisoner gives hie name as James Dudley, of Detroit, says he had been for some mouths in Canada, that he lately represented the C. F. Adams Co , that be was at Grant ma an Mond•*y looking for wore:, that lei was engaged and arorke3 .Tu•'.•day forenoon with ,John Robinson, Man - shard towniine, but did not like the work and left. IIe is abunt 5 ft. 0 in, weighs about 140 les., is dare: complex iot.ed and not a rartieularly rakieh looking tramp. IJr. ;lhier ^a mmod probed forIatthe ballaon, at ttsucouldned notanbe found during the t. the Dudley was brought up for trial bet fore Magistrates Richardson and Sharp on the charge of"shooting with intent." He was lodged in the county jail at Stratford to await trial. When You Are Tired Without extra exertion, languid, dull and listless, your blood is failing to supply to your muscles and other or- gans the vitalizing and strength giv- ing properties they require. Hood's Sarsaparilla cures that tired feeling by enriching and purifying the blood. It will give you energy and vigor. Hood's Pills are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure indigestion, biliousness. 25 cts. HAND>roxn-In Centralia, June 6th, the wife of Thos, Handford, of a daughter. DAv.—In Exeter, June 2nd, the wife of Louis Day, of a daughter. KUNTZ.-In Exeter, on June 8th, the wife of Wm. Kuntz, of twins -boy and girl. —'4IAs—I HenSall, on CAMPBELL, n TIe sal , June. Sth, by the Rev. Henderson, Mr, Geo, Campbell, to Miss Aima Max, both of Hay. Blsnop—Woes-In Winnipeg, on May 301b, by the Rev. J. Roy, P. L, Bish- op, of Exeter, Ont., "to " Bertha L. Wolf, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wolf, of Winnipeg. Beennve-tom'AMEitoL-At the Knox Presbyterian church, Goderich, on • June 1, by Rev. J. A. Anderson, R. A. Bayley, barrister, of London, to Miss Mabel, third youngest daughter of M. C. Cameron, Lieut, -Governor of the North-west Territories. 11A.�i17r$�i DAvis-In Lucan, on May 30th, James Davis, aged 88 years, HEYWOOD-In Clinton, on May 28th, Richard Heywood, aged 55 years. EEX DT -In Usborne, on June 6, Eliza- beth !i a -beth Keddy, relict of the late Robert, Reddy:, aged 88 years, 6 months. JONNsTONE-In Varna, o i Jure. 2iid, Sera Stephenson, wife of Thos. John - Atone, aged 83 years, 1 month. Honeens-In Clinton, on May 31, Helen Kathleen, daughter of Mr and Mr& F. R. Hodgins, aged 6 months, 14 days.