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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1899-7-6, Page 5THE (Utter vacate ! . Is published every Thursday Morning, at the Office, MAIN -STREET, - EXETER. ---^ By the - ADVOCATE PUBLISHING COMPANY TERMS of SUBSCRIPTION. Oue Dollar per annum if paid in Advance 81.50 1f not so 'paid. .111:tessretateer'az,g atoz ors 1pplease,_, tzo: Na paperdiscontinueduntil all arre rage tie paid. Advertisements without seeoit e directions will he pnblisbed till forbid and eharged accordingly. Liberal disoountruade for transoient advertisements inserted for long periods. Every desorlption at JOB PRINTING turned out in the finest style, and et moderate rates. Cheilues,moneyord ere, &c. for advertising, subscriptions ,etc.to be made payable to Chas. H. Sanders, EDITOR alit, PROP 1'rofefia3lonal Ca.1Cd$. H. KINSMAN, L.D.S. Cr Dft. A. 11, KINSMAN. L D. S., D.D.S., Honor "' graduate of Toronto. University. DENTISTS. Teeth extracted without any pain, or any de Mato stre tc exeteA nsan's illeek, west Amor vale. D. ALTON ANDERSON,(D.D.S..L.D.S.,) honors Graduate of the Toronto Uni- rsity and Ito -al College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Teeth extracted without patn. AU males of Dentistry up to date. Office over Elliot & Elliot';; law office -opposite Contral Hotel -Exeter. JIedical TN&.T. P. MvLAUST LIN, MEMBER. OF elm College ofPtlyslclansand Surgeons Ontario. Physician, Surgeon and Acconoh- eur, office, Dashwood, Ont. I.e„ai. TeICKSON $e CA1U ING, BARRISTERS, 1i Solicitors, Notaries, Conveyancers, Commissioners, Solicitors for the Molsons Bank, ete. Money to loan at r and ryes per cent. Oflloe Fanson'ea Block, Main St., Exeter. e A member of the limn will bo at Heusall on T1turs'ltty of (-nab week.) T. It. °Amami, B. A.. L. Il. DiclteoN. E' LLTOT & (4LAl\IA;'V.. BARItT+TEItS, ,a(:A Ete.. Oonveyla'e• r:3, an•t Money to faoau. B. Y. EI.I.IOr. F. W. GnanstAx• tot tioneerss fa BROWN,Winchotsea. Licensed Anat- .1.. e ie)Z t for the Counties of Perth and Middlesex, also for the township oft'sborne Hales promptly attended tomtit terms rea- so nbele.sailee arrane:ed at Post office. Win- ehelsea, - malleo ice. in ELLIOT, Insurance Agent, Main St. Exeter Cook's Cotton Root Compound ' Is successfully used monthly by over 10,000Ladies. Safe, effectual. Lndlea ask your druggist for Cook's Cotton Root Com" Pound. Take no other. as all mixtures, p111s and imitations aro dangerous. Price, No. 1, S1 per box, No. 0,10 degrees atronger, $8 per box, No. it 1 or 2. mailed on receipt of price and Ewell -cent stamps The Cools: Company Windsor. Ont. res lar-Nos. Druggists to Canadamondedby all No,. 1 an 1 No.:' sold in Exeter l.y C. Lutz. Druggist. INORANCE.. of law is 110 excuse, bid ignorance of.... MYRTLE NAVY is a misfortune. Tel: B- in (Tilt on plug and package. TIMBER every r ANTED Highest Cash Price paid for Black Ash, White Ash, Red and White Hard and Soft Maple, Hemlock., Soft and Rock Ehn. Either stumpage or delivered in yard. For further particulars apply to GUS. WAGNER, Manager for the S. I. Co. Exeter. summer colds are noted for hanging on. They weaken your throat and lungs, and lead to serious troubl . e Don't trifle with them, .. Take Scott's Emulsion at. once. It soothes, heals, and cures, 50c. and $1. All druggists. • is�� MWAR' 11 5 `.PA p�� g1i Percy Williams, the tree-yezw-old son of W. J. Zl'idlianison, . 'ember, of Owen .Sound, was drowned in the River Pottawattornie yesterday. Robbed the Grave. A startling incident, of which lir. John Oliver, of Philadelphia, was the subject, is narrated by Milli as follows: I was in a most dreadful condition. My skin was almost yellow, eyes SIM - ken, tongue coated, pain cotltintlatlly in bark and sides, no appetite --grad- ually growing weaker clay by day. Three physicians had given nee up. Fortunately, a friend advised trying tt Electric hitters; and to lily great juv and surprise, the first bottle made a decided improvement. I continued their use for three weeks, and out now a. well Ilan. I know they salved ori life, slid robbed the grave of another victim." No 0Ni(e should fail to try them. Only .ill cents at bottle, every bottle guaranteed, at idly Drug Store, TO Tin?, lII'.AF,-4t rieh lady, euied of her Deafness and Noises hi the head by I)r•. Niwho1sa11's Artificial Ear I)rmms, has sent $1,(0) to his In- sltitmte, so that deaf people tamable to procure the Ear Drums may have them free, Apply to Department• A 1 N. The Institute, "*l.ongc•ott," Gunnersbury, Loudon, W., England. BliSif,088 Collogo SARNIA., f►T. T. U91r Grat(duate, se- r'ttt'etl good pii.ltiuta+ S i shire January :led. F.1I.I. Terni begins Sept. 1t 11, WC will until free to any address our beautiful new catalogue. A, $, NiMMO, Mamiap;.'I T. This word. is our copyrighted guarantee for Purity and Strength when seen on our gods; It marks them the ,tandarals for their severa purposes and its iresence protects you frcon imitations and inferior goods. Look ler it. Plant Spray. Persiatie Plant Spray contains no mineral poison -arsenic or Paris Green. Sure death to all ineeet lite fuegi, etc. harmless to vegetation. Canada's only reliable spray. Sheep Dip. Persiatie Shoop Dip is a preparation for the cure of ,kin diseases and the eradication of vermin in shone and cattle. It 15 highly medicinal and does its work with no drastic or irritating effects. Endorsed by loading sheep raisers. . Horse Wash. Persiatie terse Wash is a ipecialiy prepared medicament for the cure of skin diseases pe- culiar to horses an.1 for ridding them of ail insect, pests and vermin. It.bus a surpaass- inglyrefroshine affect, brightens the psis and puts the slain in a thoroughly healthy condition. Price 51.00 per 34 oz. can. Pig Wash. Persia tic Pig Wash is successfully used in all oases of skin diseases of swine, and for des- troying nits, lice and vermin generally. 'Keeps the skin in healthy eonditon and en- sures a healthy epeearance in the dressed animalfor market. � sD Poultry 13 Powder Persiatie lien (louse Spray and Poultry Pow - .'or destroy vermin peculiar to the feather- ed stock -on fowls or in sheds. Act a disin- fectant, destroying. germs and purifying the atmosphere. 'Used liberally they prevent roup and kramired d issases. cbinse those goods from your dealer or send to no direct for them. We invite corre- spondence. • THE P1CISHAPDT RENFR13W CO., Limited, Stouffvi11c, Ont. FARMERS ARE WISE IT PAYS TO BUY THE BEST. ''+ :; „.;epi:: asd II Wee�I�I This Tracie Mark is on Every Tag. See that you get it. TO SECURE PEACE.. JEW MIIRTIN I!JkFO 10 60 . I Belgian Government rielterates Its D: e F Ore to. Pacify the Public ltiu4- Premier Semlin Gave Three Rea- sons Why He Should Resign. Will not be persuaded into purchasing the unreliable Binder Twine which some dealers wish to sell for the sake of the additional profit derived thereon, Crude- ly made from low-grade fibres, -such twine contains but a fraction of the qual- ity, strength and uniform evenness of the highly constructed Plymouth Brands. No Twine is JUST AS GOOD AS PLYMOUTH. Fighting ,Toe Denies the Correctness of Any of Them, Diehttting the Charge of Conduct Unbecoming a Cabinet Minister at theltosslaud Banquet -He Defuses to Resign, Will, Dotter Gov- ernment to 1 ieaes and. nate Irirttself. Vancouver, 13,0., July 5. -The Brit- ish Columbia Government is said to be tottering to its fall, owing to the blued, Bring of "righting Joe" Martin. Yester- day Premier Send% asked the Attornev- General to resign, for three reasons, namely, Bringing the Government into disre- pute by conducting himself at a Ross - land banquet in a manner unbecoming a Cabinet Minister, Whore he bo,nbastie,al- lv stated that he (Martin) wouldn't give Rossland a court house, and by shouting and Wing, "You white-shirtr:d hoboes can all go to hell." Secondly, Because he hied per.rsted in giving Cabinet secrets away to outsiders. Thirdly, Because he had negle'cte'd his duty as Attorney -General. no Peaiee Ali Charges. Mr, Martin has denied all charges, and refused to resign, but proposes to batter the 4lorermuunt to pieces, and in the appeal to the people try for the Premier. ship, As he has the organized .+oei(eliot, and all laboring classes with tum, the chances are good. I,Ieut..Gtrvernor at :title,. The Lieut. -Governor is at Arlin and Can take no action just now, Garter Cotton is urging that 'Tarry Hel)uekeu, Opposition member for \'ie• toria, be taken into thee Onlrtnet iil:,tead of Mr. Martin in the hope that a peace map be patched up with the (.lpp oolion. as. if the Government goes to the coun- try. Cotton is out of it, owing to his de- fying the labor element by refusing the urgent demands of Vancouver and stick - big out alone in denying the fight of Yankee capitalists to 11111111 their tai siwn:ill on Dead Man's Wand, the Gov- ernment reserve. and by actively sharing in the acts at the Gavernnlaut in their eight -flour law, their Alien Act and. their aril -Japanese legislation, all antaeonis• ria to capital. The politia.al l'n-.ibiltties of British Columbia aro well hidden just now. Illi \1I c1E1'. Pare and Holden Recognized a the :lieu by Detective (ince. Cu]npbellton; N 13., July 5. -On his arrival here yesterday morning Detective Greer, of the Ontaarie Detective Depart- ment, was at once taken to the jail and confronted with the prisoners, whom he at once itlentifled as ]'aro and holden. The two mon aecepted the situation philosophically. They sold little. in facn during the whole of their incarceration they have maintained a discreet silence, Guarded by Armed men. The men will be taken to Toronto by the :!..10 express this Inorning. In the meanwhile the authorities aro fearful that they will repeat their former jail - breaking exploits. and it guard of half a dozen well•arined men is being constant. ly kept in watchove' them. uoor roIIND I1 THE NI &G:111st. Cg'If your dealer does not handle our Twine, write Plymouth Winder Twine Agency, 51 Bay Street, TorGiito Card in a Pocket Bore the Name "Isaac Warner, Swansea, Ont." Niagara Falls, N.V., July 5. -Tho body of a hell -dressed ]can, apparently about 355 years old, was found in the river above the Falls yesterday afternoon. In ono of his pockets was found a card bearing the name "Isaac Warner, Swan- sea, Ont." The coroner is investigating. Toronto, July 5. -The name Isaiah Warner appears in the directory as belong- ing to Swansea. His occupation is given as manager of tho "Swansea swinery." Nelson Shaver Drowned Himself. Thorold, Ont., July 5. -The body of Nelson Shaver, well-known throughout this district, was taken out of the new canal, between lock 24 and the Niagara Central Railway swing bridge here, Mon- day night, with every evidence of suicide. The deceased had evidently loft the house and gong to the barn, where ho secured a dog chain and a weight of 10 or 12 pounds, such as is used to tie horses. He had attached these to his neck and jumped into the canal. Ho had only one arm. An inquest was held here yesterday afternoon by Coroner Dr. Lemon, and the jury brought in a verdict of tempor- ary insanity and suicide. A Crazy lIan ,With a Gun. Windsor, Ont., July 5. -Malcolm Mo Alpine walked into the hotel of his cousin, Peter McAlpine, at Glencoe. armed with a rifle, and coolly informed the proprietor that he intended boring a holo in him. The hotel man escaped to his room upstairs and all night Mc- Alpine waited near the door for his appearance, with the rifle still in readi- ness. He threatened to shoot anyone at- tempting to arrest him. The local officers wouldn't tackle the job, but a detective cane from London and looked him up. He is insane. Sneath Is Very Werk. London, Ont.July 5. -John Sneath, the ex-G.T.R. b,aggageman, who recent- ly attempted to cut his throat, now lies in a very low condition at the county jail. Since his arrest Sneath has refused to eat, pausing him to become so weak that he is unable to walk. He is never left by himself, for fear that he will again attempt his life. If Sneath recovers he will be transferredto the asylum. Kingston Postof lee Enquiry. Kingston, Ont., July 5. -The postoffice enquiry, under Judge Morgan, was postponed, for general convenience, until Thursday. E. F. B. Johnston, Q.O., Toronto, and Macdonald & Farrell have been engaged by Deputy Postmaster Ren- ton and Clerk Cochrane, and A. B. Cunningham will represent Allen Chamberlain. Hanged Himself With Twiner -Listowel, Ont., July 5. -Nelson Dixon, sixty years of age, committed suicide by hanging himself with binder twine to a beam in the barn bank of the house last night. Mr•Dixon bad been a resident of .Listowel for twenty years. A wife and large family are left. Despondency is sup- posed to have been tho cause of the aot. Socialists Claim Victory. Brussels,. July .5. -In the Chamber of Deputies yesterday, M. Van Denpeere- boom., at the opening of the session, re- iterated the Government's strong desire effect o l�ec e o 3 t c no iia lett s cif the t n4 pacify h public mind. He continued: "Tho G4Y- ernment considers there is ground for entertaining the counter -electoral pro- posals suggested by various members,. and submitting thein to a conxmitteo en which all parties will be represented. The Government, in the meanwhile, is prepared to consider the necessary steps to accomplish the desired understanding." M. Van Der Veldt, Socialist, on behalf of the two parties of Leftists, supported the Ministerial proposal, which, he de- clared, was equivalent to the withdrawal of the Government scheme, The country, he contrnned, has thus achieved a signal victory, and is convinced that the only solution of the existing party differences is an appeal to the country, either through an early election, a dissolution, or a referendum. In conclusion, M. Van Der Veldt declared the parties et the Left Would remain united in order to catebat any attempt of the Government to resume offensive tactics, and to pre- vent any fresh party coup. \[. Woeste declared the Rightists would remain equally united for the defence of constitutional liberties. A Wrangle et I.ioge, Tiede, July 5. -The opening of that T'rovinolal Council berg yesterday was attended by great confusion. The Governor-General, \l. Pety de `fhozet', in closing his speech, used the words. "Long hive the Iiia;!" whereupon the members of the Left shouted. "Long Live Universal Suffrage!" "Lang ',Ave the Republic!" The loyalists made a Count"r•dtmlonstretlon, and the sitting WU% 410s+4 amid a turlitilt. To Continue the ki;;ltt. Iiru>el,, .Ines 0. -At it large meeting held In the 'Theatre Fitment' hist even- ing the speakers exhorted the populace to continue the tight for universal suffrage. A number of civic guards entered with azuls reversed. Une of them amid: "We hon ten certrftlnes-too many for secelt Ministers." THE PACIFIC CABLE. Re 3101'IVII '31101 conrereuce ties :Arrived at a .atti,f.ectory imperial tta')r-.- ('oloaaaals to !Se ,tdvlsed, London, ,lulu 5. -Tho Daily News says this morning: "We understand that rho Paoiiln cable conference has arrived at is satisfactory basis The general prin- efples of this sehtenlu have lie.'n provision- ally agreed upon and will be c.on nluni- catecl to the Colonial Governments. Un- less a hitch occurs the cable will be an Imperial affair in the full sense of the word. Probably a board of delegates will be appointed to settle ttuteils and take the preliminary step,." rustic 1 onvE,15:,:1x!•:NT t;i'liF.I.D. Answer to Ileaur.gard's lnterpellaatlon Cali cornier Woinee's \Vagus 31111. Paris, oris, . 7my 5. -In Chamber the Gluunber of Deputies yesterday \l. Paul Beaureger,l. Republican, repro enting one of the Ohe- tricts 0' the Fei13e, submitted his promis- ed interpellatioli on the subject of the bill dealing with women's wages and the hours of labor. He disputed the right of M. Millerand, $octalist Minister of Com- merce, to deal with tbo platter by decree, as he proposal to do, until the next session. The sl,eaker was loudly inter- rupted by members of the extreme Left. M. Millortand, in ruplyieg, disclaimed all intention on the part of the Govern- ment to curtail the rights of Parliament. Other doputiee desired to debate the ]natter, but the Premier, M. 1Valdcck- Rousseau, declined to consent to this, and tide Chamber upheld hila by Sas to 18d votes. The Premier then read la de- cree proroguing Pau•liatment for the long vacation, and amid applause from the Leftists and protests from the Right, the House was adjourned. AIITICLIS TEN THROWN OUT. The Hague Arbitration Committee Modifies Russian Proposals. The Hague, July 5. -At a meeting yesterday afternoon of the arbitration committee the question whether arbitra- tion should be obligatory or optional was raised, and drew .a categorical de- claration from the Gerinan delegate, to the offeot that he bad received formal in- structions not to accept the principle of obligatory arbitration, otherwise than by special conventions. In view of this statement article 10 of the Russian proposal was struok out and replaced by a provision. doelarin arbi- tration should be optional except in the Baso of conventions between the powers. All the delegates adhered to this, M. Bourgeois, head of the French delega- tion, declaring he aocepted it only as a compromise. EXETER MARKETS.. (Changed every Wed].esday) Wheat per bushel...es to 40 Flour per cwt .85 to 8,00 Barley 35 to 40 Oats 28 to 80 Peas 55 to 03 Corn 40 to 48. Butter 11 to 11 Eggs • 11 , Potatoes per tam 0'I to 00 Ray per ton .,,. 4,50 to 600 Dried Apples per fi)............... ....... o, Wcoi 15 to 14 THE 4Til IN LONDON. The American Ambassador and lir,.. Choate Held Receptions. London, July 5. -Mr. Joseph Choate, the American ambassador, and Mrs. Choate celebrated the fourthwith recep- tions, both at the United States Embassy and at their residence. Each of the build ings was tastefully decorated with flags and flowers, representing the national colors. The guests included Sir William Collins, the Queen's master of ceremon- ies. Tho reception at the Choate resi- dence was attended by 1,500 persons, in- cluding many English people and a number of leaders of the International Council of Women. Alnbng the,goests were the Duchess of Marlborough, Lady William .Beresford, Sir William Vernon Harcourt, Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal, the Canadian High Commissioner, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Parker, Yr. and Mrs. Stephen Crane, Mr. and Mrs. John Drew, Mesdames Ronalds, Mackay, Rider Haggard and Frank Leslie, General Wheaton and Mrs. Wheaton, Mr. G. F. Choate, Admiral lCinahan and Mrs. Kinahan. Jollying Uncle Sam. Plymouth, lung., July 5. -The pres- enoe here yesterday of the U. S. training ship Monongahela was theoccasion for an interesting ceremony in the harbor at noon. All the British warships were decorated with flags, and the American ensign was run up to the mastheads and saluted with 21 guns, to which the Monongahela responded,' Do you get up with a headache? Is there a bad taste in your mouth? Then you have a poor appetite and a weak diger- tion. You are frequently dizzy,, always feel dolt and drowsy. You have cold bands and feet. Tett get but little benefit frem your food, You have no ambrt1on to work and the sharp pains of neuralgia dart threugil your body. What is the cause_of a;I this trouble? Constipated bowels. will give you prompt relic and certain cure. Keep Tour Maw! Parc. If you have neglected your case a long time, you had better take mCr's sarsaparilla also. It will remove all impurities that have been accumulating in your blood and will greatly strengthen your nerves. 1WYplie tiro Vector. There may be something at'oat Your r:a")VA do taut gattc under- stand. Wratathe doctor freely: tell him how you aro sntterinoe. 'You mancal advice Address, o best Dr.J. C. Ayer, Loavell,.lMara. George Keogh, the four!et•n-yeaa'- olll .en of Frowns Keogh of .\djala, was Seriously perhaps fatally wound- ed in Tottenham. yesterday by a 11" valv('t' bullet, an a result of '1;trek•$o prltrtic(' by ,urn(' person. Arrests may follow. 40. C�rl�'� wifltProver6s but don't think you can patch clothes to Zook like new. Then again it would not pay you when you can buy clothing at the prices we sell. BARGAINS'("' Pants Tilade to order, au wool heavy tweeds 82.00 Suits $9.80 Overcoats 8,49 Back Worsted suits a spec- ial, 812,40 Our $20 blacks beat all other's at 823.. (sonde and sea for yourself. PATRONIZE US, People patronize us because they realize that we always sell clothing tlmt is strictly tip -to -date... J. i. G N •l+CE Opposite Post Office �r x 5tSts &' ,as• sae "-=f.' • "ft. 441 IT 4 4,441 STOP! THINK ! 4 For who,(' part.(' 03'(' 111' ill 4 tate flilltittir't' lade*het^-,;' For J4yolk,.. aril our:-. if 1c,• ere not ll.('ftil to you IA ('aamtrut he 11:` a- ful to urn <e'I\ e•.. We has 1. get, to Blind the• goods ,you want ate the, /wires you asant113' 11'a• reins Iltall,;t' as Steve... of t.lil' 1Ntr.i- 1le,.. But 111.' have been doing to busin('.s right along fie: „vee :-, sshielt pi lives that w1`(' ate' the right kind of pi oplt• with the right pelves. Caine awl see for 1 ylatt'seIf..., To wad the big -fit t'4' at?Ili - S. GT LE1 & SON. Furniture. Undertaking, OPERA HOUSE DLOl;ii• 111 nr$a1 IJr,TrJc or ,:..T n.,,�`,, 0011411 SOHN! EXETER FOUNDRY An Appeal of the Suffering and Diseased. 1llri' OoHIt1uM1 The Great Deliuere"" and Resourer cures . Even at the Eleventh Hour At this time we desire earnestly to appeal to men aul(1 women who are ailing in a low condition of health. There are thousands of sick people -disappointed and now almost hope- less -who have ceased to 'think of their clanger, imagining they are in- c•urable because their doctors have failed and the vast varieties of Inedi• eines they have used have produced no good results. Colu:a•ge once more, suffering broth- ers and sisters! Rekindle the almost dead embers of hope, you sadly deceived and disap- pointed ones 1 Freedom from disease and'snffering, and a new and happy life will be your portion if you have faith enounh to make trial of that life giver andel dis- ease banisher, Paine's Celery Com- pound that has past rescued so many from the grave. If Providence and our advice should inspire you that there is life in Paine's Celery Compound, your efforts must be prompt and honest. During the present heated term of summer, 'it is perilous to neglect you aches, paines and sufferings, Inaction and wilful• neglet for one day may result in death. If you suffer from nervous prostrati- on, liver disease,- kidney complaint, dys. epsia, rheumatism; neuralgia, headache, impure blood and digestive troubles, you should derive Instant inspiration from the army of Men and women of the best families of Canada Who have given their written testi- mony in favor of Paine's Celery Compound, and be further encouraged by the recommendations of the most eminent medical men who prescribe P.aine's Celery Compound re;nlarly. .With 'such testimony and tb,e indor- sation of medical men, it is wise or prudent to neglect • the use of earth's best medicine ? Be or she who re- fuses life' and health - is surely worse than a skeptic. Beer in Mind that Pain's Celery Compound cures at the .eleventh hour. tl , MURRAY.,.. -ltanufactuit•r and deaiorin Plows Gang Plows, Land Rollers, Root ('utters, Straw C'uttt'rs, Saw's, Belting, Fire Brick, Fire Clay, and Babbett Metal. REPAIRS On Engine';;, Boilers, 3Ic1\vcrs and Binder: promptly attended to. Mower and Binder Knives and General Repairs kept on hand. See our Truck and Seale combined, weighs 800 lbs. Price $18.00. J. MURRAY,. Bejnre. after. WOWS Thosphoai»,e, The Great English Remedy. Sold and recommended by all druggists in Canada. Only reli- able medicine discqovered. Six packages guaranteed to cure all terms of Sexual Weakness, all effects of abuse or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To- bacco, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt of price, one package $1, six, $5. One:will please, six will cure. Pamphlets free to any address. The 'Wood Company, Windsor, Ont. taT Wood s Phosphodine is sold in Exeter by C. Lutz, druggist. Lucan: On June 1st Detective Ward was fined $30 for using profane lang- uage while making an arrest atLucan. Reeve Braitwaite WAS the complainant. Mr. Ward appealed the case, which will be heard before a judge at the sit- tings on Dec. 12th, On Saturday De- tective 'Ward laid an information charging Braitwaite with having been in a licensed hotel in the village of Lu - can on the morning of the first day of June at 2 o'clock, and buying liquor and drinking the sabre. Brucefield: One of those happy events that usually cause a flutter of excitement amongst the fair sex and young people generally, occurred at the residence of Mr. Graham, ex -reeve -of Stanley, on Tuesday last, when his second daughter, Miss Min- nie A., was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Mr. W. James Sims. of Blyth, in the presence of n, goodly number of the immediate relatives and friends of the contracting parties The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. Shaw, of Egmondville. • • ST For Infants and Children. 2ho iso• 118119 Glgaaturo Of Y .�- or9ry Yiej Get✓ , Rrapte'i.