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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1899-6-21, Page 1TIIIR'T'EENTII YEAR. 607, EXETER, ONTARIO,. THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1599. O. IL SANDERS, EDITOR. H. BISHOP & SO BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK. 1 1. We are wilting to submit this list without lengthy comment: ent nit `attractive enou h to make them own appeal. eal, the paces are� pp Men's Furnishipgs. Dress Goods Dept. Yen's fine white shirts, linen bosons special nut* of Binek Dress Goods, and bands, regular Tae, value,. now 50e. 42 -inches wide. and all new. designs, • 12 doz, men's four in hand ties, this this weer: 25(4 week f price, 2fox 25c. , Fancy Colored o '(cl Di c r Goods to 1 Afen's fast black cotton Bose, 3 pair (� 1M fort:>e. at 20e. and 2tmc.. Alen's Braces -aa lot attic., worth 20c. We have Ladies tiuitings, all shades and in all the fashionable cloths, froze' Men's hem -snitched linen Hanker- stye•to 41.00. Chiefs; Special, 3 for 2ae., ~rude they • . • last. PRINTS ! PRINTS i 1 Men's Hats-special,in Crash for 1t summer wear, at clearing prices. 10 pieces American Print, good Men's Felt Hats in :ll thenew and washing goads; cheap at 8e., now tie. leading English and sA.rnerican shapmes;' A line of good English Prints; rev- nobby egn- obb • shades at from ; L00 to $2.2e. values, this week Fc. n � ;�lainllc � , Smallware Dept. T .e Ladies' Summer `seas at :i, S1. 1L;; ana le. Ladies Black Hose, while they last,5e. A.law of le dies' fast black Hose, good value at 20e, our price 2 pairs for tie. Ladies' Summer Corsets, worth auk,, this week ;lac. Ladies' Shirt Waists, those in fancy trimmed lawns and piques., pi h ce from 75c. to 81(1). Don't fail to see the new Crash Skirt, we are showing for summer wear. Skirts from $1,00 to $1.75. Aimee Tanen Collars, all shapes, ail A line of A•nwrieaan Percales, . (i -in. tide; regular 121e. goods, this week8e. prices from 10t to 20e, Grocery Dep't. 'e handle onl • the Best ('(axis in the .nark et, and our re aright. prices are always right . Try our 2.55, Tea. hest Prunes, 3 lbs, for 25e. Best Pickles, 2 bottles for 21e. We sell Christie's Celebrated Biscuits, Tz'y them. Boots & Shoes. All that's new, all that's right, both in quality and foundhere. ,. arear11 . price, Hardware Departinent '`camas People who used it as yeaz hav. already re -ordered. REMEMBER -It pays to buy the best The Celebrated _ �''1t! . mQu.th Binder Twine. GOLD MEDAL,. GOLDEN SHEAF, PLY'NIOUTH. SPECIAL ---'We will meet all Prices ryon equal Quality� Screen Doors and Windows -60c., 20e and up. These are selling fast, and as they have advanced it will be impossible to sell again at the above prices. Paris Green and Hay Fork Rope, New Brass Label Harvest Tools. bought before the advance. Oiled bandits, blued steel, none better. Buy your next fork of this make. It will pay you. Highest prices paid for Butter and Eggs in trade. Remember—The Stand Opposite the Commercial Hotel. 11. BIs4OP SOJ4 This Store Closes at 6:30 p.m., except Wednesday and Saturday. . EXETEn. COAT LOST. -- A Lady's blank coat was lost between Ex- eter and Crediton last Sunday evening. Finder will kindly leave same at this office. ESTRAY COLT. There came unto the premises of the I Lot 5, Lake Road, Stephen, a ` ay colt, about 2 years old. Owner can have same by ppr_.oving property and paying ex- penses. W. DQNSFORD, Ray. MONEY TO LOAN, Walleye unlimited private funds for in- vestment upon farm or village property, at lowest rates of interest. DIci SON & CARLING, Barristers, etc., Exeter. MONEY TO LOAN. Money to loan at from d'/ to 5 per cent, ELLIOT & GLADMAN, Barristers, Solicitors, etc., Main St., Exeter FOR SALE. That most desirable piece of land contain- ing about 273// acres, being part of Farm Lot No. 20, in the 1st Concession of the Town- ship of Stephen. This' land adjoins the Cor- poration and is splendidly situated, facing the London Road. Also the following Village Lots in the Vil- lage of Exeter: - Lots Nos. 95 and 46 on the East side of Main Street and immediately south of the residence of E. Follick, Esq. Part Lot No. 21 on the West side of Main. Street, immediately South of the 'residence of Charles Rowe. Esq. Part of, Lot F.,'on the east side of Andrew Street. almost opposite the Main St. Metho- dist Parsonage, containing nearly 'one acre of land and known as the old school house property. bots Nos. 162 and 163, North-west corner of Victoria and Carling streets. The land now used as recreation 'grounds, the land immed- iately North thereof and the land being part of same far.; lot hut West of the London,. Huron & Bruee R.R., containing in all about 40 acres. This ;and is admirably situated and -'aces on Huron, Carling and Sanders Streets. The land on either side of the Station Road, being part of farm Lot, No. 23, in. thee. 1st Concession, of the Townsbi p of Stephen, and now surveyedinto lots and st eets• c0n- ts,ininge,hout'1e7 acres. These two last parcels of land will be sold by the lot or acre to suit purchaser. For further particulars. apply to UARGIN(s BROS, or to DICKSON & CARLING Merchants Barristers, Exeter. FARMS POR SALE, MONEY TO LOAN. The undersigned has a few good farms for sale cheap. Mdney to loan on easy terms JOHN SPAORMAN, Samwell's Block Exeter AGENTS WANTED -FOB " THE LIFE and Achievements of Admiral Dewey,' the world's greatest naval hero. BY Murat Hal- stead the life-long friend and admirer of the nation's idols. Biggest and best book; over 500 pe es, 8x10 ind i.es• nearly 100 - pages halftone ilLustrations. Only 51.50. Enor- mous demand • Big commissions. Outfit free. Chance of a lifetime. Write quick. The Dominion Company, Ord Floor Caxton Bldg., Chicago. Winchelsea D. HAY, Farquhar, Commissioner and Conveyancer, Money to loan at lowest rates of interest. Mr. James McGladery and Seliaa Dobbin, of London, wheeled here Sun- day and spent the day with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. H. Brown. They also visited their cousin, Mr. P. W. Brown, in Centralia the same day. They were accow- p anied by Mr. Hallie and Miss Ethel Brown. -Between sixty and seventy people attended the Hunter picnic at Grand Bend on Saturday.'The day was fine and a very pleasant time was spent. -The 'Hunkin picnic will take place to -morrow (Friday), Y), when the Kirkton Band will be in attendance.- The Heywood farm, which was sold the other day was purchased by Hey- wood Bros., not Hazelwood Bros. as stated last week. -We are sorry to say that Mrs: W. J. Roy is under the doctor's care again, but trust that she may soon 'recover. -Miss: Beatrice Del - bridge is the happy possesser of a new silent steed. --Mr. Ed. Clarke intends taking in the excursion to. Lansing to -day (Thursday). -Miss Della Clarke, of. Lindon, and her sister, Mrs. Powell, are visiting friends in this neighbor- hood this eighborstood.this week. -Mr. R, Delbriclge and. son, Fred,W lu. Coward a Cow d d 1 and son and Mr. Geo. Ifeywood and wife took in the Model Farm excursion to Guelph last week. t4� Dashwood 1 Zurich The annual Children's Day festival We unclenstana Messrs. Riekbeil Z :411. Berwwcll and family of London, - .Grand Bend in connection with the Evangelical Durncrt intend putting in a fail line of are here camping for the summer. -- Association of this place was held on stoves and tinware. A deputation, Rev. Air, Martin, preached in the. Presbyterian,church on Sunday last, owing to the absence.' of Rev. •Ca1'iere. -Peter Dlshjardine's little boy was kicked by a colt a few days .ago and his recovery is doubtful. --Mr. Gilmore has opened up a barber shop here for the summer. -Last Thursday there was eighe picnics on 1Ir. Spaeknntns' park, About one thousand people in pp allPicnics parties are in most every Peetnt,tster, was in the village Mon- !country through ww troch they pissed. day.- Great preparations are being day. -Jim. A. McLaren, teacher at They spoke Very confidently as to the made for the 1st of July here, -Air Smoky -hollow, spent Sunday under construction of the road and their Hamilton has received a number of the parental roof near t:rolnarty presence here has macre some of our orders to furnish lumber for new cot - Our foot -ball tectm played a match citizens see the trains running thx oui h t:tges being built. --Mrs. Page, of Exe- here on Saturday evg,with a team sup- the town, --in their minds. tez., is running the dining hall this posed to he from the V's est AicGfillt- G c+ summer at Grtucl Bend Park. Sunday. In the nloring an appropri- accompanied by an engineer andhead- ate sermon was preached. by the pas- . ed by :Mayor Wilson, • of Loudon, put a tor, while the afternoon and everting up at the Huron hotel here, on Tues - was taken up in the form. of an enter- i day night last. They were spying out tainnient, several speakers being pre- ; the land and looking up a route for sent from a distance. 011 the whole 1 the proposed new railway which is to the day was pleasantly and profitably i run front London to ($oderich, vitt spent. -Mr, • Walters, agent for the Lucan, Crediton, Zurich and Bayfield, Dominion Life, was in the village ; They expressed tin »i' elves much Alondaw.-.11l E. Christie, Fxctel's'pkaseclwith the a pt.arance of the tray and truly some of them did come a lens way from the said. place. They wErt<u tine lot of fellows nevertheless ;and played a good game, When time was called the' s(or t stood 24 in favor of the West McGillivray boys. -Several of ons villagers took in the County convention at Exeter Tuesday and Wedneselay. -Tle Public Selwl pic- nic nic on Friday promises to lie a grand sivecess and if the day is fine > E• for, I }e looked #x • t t c t i grand m out may b 1 a 1 rn 1 ixt 1 , i, as ashvood people neverr do eythtn g tory halves.-Alr. John Wade timet with ccidehis Wine onMonday ana ilt at h xi y which will put him on the shelf for sonme. time, In eotue unateeountaablt 1 manner Mr. Wade ade fell on a chair breaking several ribs. and otherwise rewiring a bad shaking, up. -Mr. -1,1- bert. Uolilbtin su tained the loss of a linger on Tuesday while working at the jointer in Iiof1'nnan Byes. factory, Fertile Valley. Mr. John Lightfoot, of this vicinity, lost the best horse he owned, on the 15th inst. He had purchased a mate for this horse and had a very showey team of sorrels. -We all expect to see much better crops from year to year. as a number of our enthusiastic farm- ers and farmers sons attend the Guelph Model Farm every year. Prosperity to them! -Mr. Geo. Lightfoot, of the 12th concession of McGillivray, has erected a new Page wire fence across his farm. Mr. A. Hislop, of the 7th concession, put down all the posts one afternoon with his pile driver. We hope the rest of the neighbors will wait and see whether Mr. Lightfoot's or Mr. W. Hamilton's is , the better fence and be profitted thereby. -The strawberry festival held at West's churcn on Tuesday was well attended. The program was lengthy and a good time was spent by all present. -Mr.' J. Gibson is erecting a new brick house. We all have our thon'rhts about it. Are we right or wrong' *OP, Friedsbnit'g, The weather is a little cooler.- Quite a number of picnickers Neste], throughhereon Thursday last,- Messrs. W. J. Scott, A. McLaren, O. SV, Snell. and Misses 'Tillie Kibblcr, Flossie King and E. McCaughan held wheeling party to Zurich. --W. J. Scott wheeled to Clinton ou Wednes- day evening. --Mr. Jos Elat has now in his possession a very fans' St. Bete nerd clog. -Quite a number front here took in the Zurich' picnic at (hand Bend Park on Thursday last.- -Some snaps in Bieyele sundries,contents etc. at the bieyeele salerooms on front street one door west of Iiartleib'h Block. -P. it. Hamilton, of Toronto, called on O. W. Snell on 'Thursday.-- " Bide the Snell and swell with pride" -Our clay ppathnntster has erected ax new sidewalk On the street leading from J. W. Not'swvorth's corner to F, (•iossrnatn,-Our village Public school intend holding their annual Picnic at. the (;land Betel Park on June 23rd. Our eeotbmll trams intend playing the Bend team on June 2.3rd.' 'This will be the final gams'. N.esSls, C. ('ook 'Intl M. 1aa.wweun, of Ilene ell aid Hamilton respectively called on 0. W. Snell on Thursday. -What would be the .matter with having at water sprinkler for the town -Road work seems to be the order of the day.• -M1'. Barry Sell - metier returned from TatViStOek on Friday last, -On Sainrdlay evening the McGillivray township and Datell- wood football tarns .met and played a game, resulting in favor of the former by 2-1, They plaayecl very good. Keep up your courage boys. l'he game canoe off without oue single dispute and both teauns worked hoard. -Our Evangelical Association, held their annual Children's Day or (hindcrtag). -Quite a nrunber of the Bend team witnessed the McGillivray and Dash- wood match here on Saturday. -Mr. C. Fritz was in town an Tuesday last. Lieury Strawberries are nearly all bought up in this vicinity owing to the many festivals. -Salem succeeded in having a beautiful evening and a large crowd to enjoy the prepared strawberries along with the dainties brought by the members of the church. A foot ball match was played, the captains of which were Mr. W. Nichol, of the 13th concession of Mc(illivray, and Mr. John Nichol, teacher in West school. The score was ill favor of the latter. Speeches were given by the Revds. Ford and Hart, of Parkhill. Proceeds were $37.05.-I'Ir. . Bennett is putting now plates on his barn and also a new roof. -Mr. John Godkin is ;reshingling his shed. -The annual picnic of the Irish jubilee visited the Grand Bend last Saturday. The crowd proved that this vicinity* was not the only Irish settlement for they came from far and near. The day was very' fine and a good tinge was bad by all. Three cheers for the Irish! miitrllert Dir. Thos. Bruce, ,x fornwr resident of this place, who disposed of his fifty. acre farm in Tuckc reenith, a, te'V weeks ago, has purtha1(cl a hundred acre- farm crefarm from Air. 1ti'zn. Heresy, in Blanch- ard for WOO, This is an ;advance of about. $I000 over what Mr. Jimmy pain for it about, four • sears ago, Mr. . Henry intends retiring #mnui farming ns. he and hme. wife have poor health, --Air. Donald A1c-Kellar, formerly a resident sent Cromarty, but now of Tuekcex's;mith, sold his farm to Air.Johx) Ilay. County Councillor for north Last Hope, for $8000. This is $1591) more t11(111 he paid for it - ix years ago. It is aDoul 1:,() acre farm, in a fair state, oLlm- 'movement. Aix. A1t•K(llar is looking aronlltl fur another fanii.--31e- t .. W. Towers, Alex. .McKellar, Allan Mc- I)ougall and their party that went to Grand Bend ]set week mune having spent at good time.-- The annivax-dry labb:etht+chaulpicnic, in connection with the Presbyterian Church at C'ronx-' arts, is to be held at the Mountain on July 1st. A pleaureahlce and enjoy- able time le looked forward tee, as the, young people are making active 1>I•te- parations. Farquhar LAW' OFFICE ete-Orzere,.-The office of R. II. Collins. Barrister. Exeter. bas teen re- armed. .1. taf. Stanbury. B.A., (late of Mc.. earthy. Osler, Hoskin & Creolzraau, Barris- ters, i'oronto.) who is alroat to tormra a part nersh) p with Mr. rollm,s, is in ebarge. Pleven OF;4Ins.'i t l.NssrLL--Anuth- er of the old pioneers passed away from this scene, ill the person of Mrs. David 'Turnbull, on Thursday afternoon, of last week, after an illness of atbout, two weeks.. lire. Turnbull enjoyed excel- lent health until about a .year ago when she hada severe attack of pnada- mouia, the effect, of this waw thati she never fully regained her former health and. strength, SO tlI•rt au Second attack in her advanced age 'of 70 years Owed tot) 11111(11 for her In '.pate of all that good incePea1 skill told kind attentive friends could do. She wee married in the year 1411 to _'Zr. David 'Turnbull, who predeceasedher about two years ago. About fifteens years ago, she and her husband retired from 'the active duties of life and removes. to Exeter. Since his decease she has lived with her daughter, Mrs. John Cottle. She was highly respected for her MOM y good qualities of mind and. heart and the Thigh csteenm and affeetion in which she was held was shown by the large funeral. x il. number that attended • the, i n Three sons aand four daughters survive her. Icer three sons and three sun -in laws'aacted as pall bearers. Her re- mains were interred in the Exeter cemetery. _ Clandeboye Saturday the Shoff property togeth- er with the household furniture, gar- den implements, ete., was sold by pub- lic auction, Mr. Jas. Stanley, of Lucan acted as auctioneer. The house and lot in Clandeboye, was purchased by Geo. Carter, of the first of M'IeGillivray for the sum of $1,375. The five acres near the school house was bought by Mr. Jos. Collins for $215. The orchard laying just south of Dr. Sutton's pro- perty was bid. to $D() and then with- drawn as they considered it worth more than offered. -Mr. E. O. Jones, has a complete system of waterworks in operation on his place there even in- cluding a fountain. The water is sup- plied yy a strong spring coming from back of the place which is considerab- ly higher than the ground where the house is situated. In this manner good pressure is secured. Mr. Jones intends taking further advantage of the spring water by establishing a fish pond. -Quite a number took ad- vantage of the big excursion to Detroit on Saturday. -The Methodist church held their annual strawberry festival on the church grounds Monday even- ing. It was a grand success. --Air. and Miss Grigg, the evangelists, were here for a few claps. They took part in the services on Sunday and also Monday evening, -Mr. Geo. Carter put up a fine barn one. brick founclation.-Tfie striking trackmen returned to work on Monday morning. -We are glad .to see Mr. E.Hodgins home again -Mr. T. Morley purchased ' a Cleveland wheel from arter & Son. -Mr. Mc- Williams brought home a handsome new buggy the other night. -Crops are looking good around here. Some of our farmers are hustlers: they were hauling in hay last Moudatiy, rushing the season -There is a report of scarlet fever around Mooresville. --Mr. and Mrs. Ouellette returned home from Hamilton, where they were visiting their sister and brothers. -Miss Ida Elliott is home from London. -The lawn social and strawberry festival in connection with the St James church will be held on Thursday evening, June 22, on Mr. Geo. Carter's lawn, south of the village., A good program will be rendered. children Ory For CASTOR' Centralia Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kettle, of Lon- don, are spending their holidays here and at Kippen with friends Mr. John Reed, of the Bayfield Road, treasurer of the township, of Stanley and wife spent Wednesday and Thursday of last week here, the guests of Mr. A. Nevin. -Mrs. W. J. Clark, of London, returned home on Monday, after spending a few clays here, the guest of Mrs. S. McCoy. -Mr. Jesse Elston and Miss Mary Colwill attended the con- vention at Exeter as delegates for this league. -Mr. A. Nevin and Mrs. S. McCoy spent Wednesday in Hensall, the former attending the L.O.L. semi- annual county .meeting of South Huron. -Mr. G. Essery has purchased a handsome driver it is indeed a beauty. -Mr. Thomas Elston disposed of his young driver to Mr. John Reed, of the Bayfield Road, at a good figure. -Air. James Mitchell, Fairfield, called upon his neighbors to assist in raising his barn the other evening, when a good number turned out and a hot time followed. Mr. Wm. Anderson and and Wesley Huston were chosen as captains, and both did their duty well. Exerything went together well and the race wound up in a tie. After the work was clone, all did ample justice to a splendid supper. -Mr. A. Nevin has purchased a fine carriage horse from Messrs. Handford & Elliott. - Mr. J. Wright, Thorton Baker, of Fairfield, and Mr. Duncan, of Eden, spent Sunday in and around Bayfield, visiting friends. -Mr. S. Salton re- turned home Monday evening from the anniversary at Kirkton.-The an- nual festival will be held on the par- sonage grounds, July 1st. Addresses ilma.y be expected from H. Either, M.P.P.; V. Ratz, M.P. and Revds. Brown, Milliard and Hussah. The usual games and sports, for which valuable pries will be given, will take placo. In the evening a concert will be given, which p>;oniises to be the best ever given In Centralia. -Mr. Marshall Inas returned home, . after spending a few days et Forest. -Some .thief stole a bicycle from Mr. Shear- dow's shop the other night, which be- longed to Mr. Sheardown's brother. Crediton FIMSEEVa± i os'. Sluulr.-Having pat eona- rletea. a coarse at thw Camera 012t1051 Insti- tate. am;ow pre a c.to Fit Spectacles ou thoroughlyacintisc principles. Per- sona needing spectacles are especially re, quested to give ns a Will. Eyes tested tree, G. H. Zwlcimu, Jeweller & Optieian. LAW QF'rxcs Rs -Qs s'.sr.--Tiie office of R. 11. Collins, Barrister Exeter, has been re - Opened. J G Stan bury, b A., trate at McCar- tby, aster, IioYlain K; t'roclnaan, Barristers, Toronto) who is ateat to toren a partnership with qtr. Capin-, is in ehaigo. MI'. ,Incl �Ii:s, Sewer, of London, spent Sunday here with Mr. and Airs, Matthew Guenther. -,-Roe. M. L. Wing,. of Berlin, held Quartle'y meeting in the German cliureh last Saturday and Sunday. Rev. A. W. Sauer, of Dash- wood, preached Saturday evening.- Mr. and Mrs. John Rietz spent last Sunday and :Monday with their son, Air. (ileo. Dietz, of Port litlron.-Mr. :Wald BINAVI1 ~sunt to London, Tues- day, on business, --A number of our young peopl,' attended true lawn social at lir. R,atz as Tut' day evening.. -Mr. C. Zwieker, of I$lutlon, spent .Sunday herr with his parents,. Alr, and Mrs, (:'. Zwicker. -Iiev, James Husser has re- turned from S indoor, where he has been attending conference,-i11rs, (Dr.) Rivers and airs. Bloomfield attended the Sunday School convention in Ex- eter on Tuesday and Wednesday, ac delegates of the Methodist Sunday Schook- The trustees of our school in- tend giving the seholatrs a picnic next Friday. Prize's will be given in the different games. A good time is ex- pected, --Mx William.. Brown spent last Sunday at Grand ]lend. --Mr. and Airs. Charles Mier, AI.r. ,Jacob Either and Aliss Ella Link spent hist Sunday and Monday with Mr. lien Either, of Ubly, Miehigan.- Mr. 'William Lewis gravel is putting mu a ave. walk from the *ate to his residence, whi(h will great- ly improve the appearance of the same. --.-Our Stars. played a game .ofb asebaill with -]ilia Craig last Friday, the score being 7,4 in favor of Ailsa Craig'. Our boys will have to get a hustle on. Andrew (,run., Craig's catcher, had the misfortune to have his thumb broken. We hope he will soon 15 able to use the broken .member. S.en 1)xaw eeixo A(' IDL\ee-A very sacs drowning accident took .lace in Credit= MIA on \1'edne sdaa, of last week, when l :lmore, the youn *est son. of Mr. Wesley Hidden, met hi death by drowning. After supper the little fellow wept out to play in. the yard, as was his wonted custom, and, not returning for some time, the mother went in search of her inissing child, ' little dreaming of the sad catastrophe • that had befallen hien, when to her sad surprise she discovered the lifeless body of her child in a tub containing about five inches of water. He was a bright little boy and his loss will be keenly felt by his parents, who have the sympathy of the whole commamity. He wvas 16 months old, andhisremains were interred in the Exeter cemetery on Friday. Working Nie'ht'and Day. The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever wvas made is Dr. King's New Life Pills.' Every pill is'.a sugar- coated globule of health, that changes weakness 1CSs i t0 strength, listlessness Into energy, bi'.1 -fag into n ental power. :they're wonderful in building up the health: Only 25c per box. Sold by all Druggists. Brave Men Fall. Victims to stomach, liver and kidney - troubles as well as women, and all feel the results in loss of appetite, poisons in the blood, backache, nervousness, headache and tired, listless run-down feeling. But there's no need to feel like that. Listen to J. W. Gardner, Idaville, Ind. He says: " Electric Bitters are just the thing for a man when he is all run. down, and don't care whether he lives or dies. It did more to give me new strength and good appetite than anything I could take. I eon now eat anything and have a new lease on life. Only 50 cents, at any Drug Store. Every bottle guaranteed. Beats the Klondike... Mr. A. C. Thomas, of Marysville,. Tex., has found a more valuable dis- covery than has yet been made in the K.lodike. For years he suffered untold agony from consumption, accompanied by hemorrhages; and was absolutely cured by Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. He declares that gold is of little value in comparison with this marvellous cure. Would have it,even if it cost ahundred dollars a bottle. Asthma, Bronchitis afid all throat and lung affections are positively cured by Dr. King's New Discover. fox' Consumption: Sold at any Drug Store. Regular size 50 cts. andOJAI. Guaranteed to cure br price refunded. DEATHS. TU Bt7LL.-In 'Osborne, on June 15,. Mrs. 'Tarnbull, relict of the late David Turnbull, aged 78 years, 6 °. months. . WOLr,-ln Creditone on June 20th;: Elizabeth, relict of the late Henry Wolf, a,gecl 80 years, 2 months and.. 2$ days. BIRTHS Len m'li..-On Tune 13, the wife of H.: Luther, McGillivray, of a daughter. tiVEsrend-r.-ln Exeter, on June 16th the wife of W. J. Westcort, of daughter.