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CORSETS
We
have just
received >a shipment
of a special line of Corsets
from the rnaniifacturer at very
low prices. We have decided to clear them
at 1Oc.
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY '15 10000 Co 1L SANDERS, EDITORL
E.
We give you advan-
tage of oin buying.
75e. now 49c.
NEWEST STYLES
BEST MAKERS.
MANTLES
We have
left, a few Ladies'
Jackets which will be
cleared out strictly at cost.
$3.00
AND UP.
TJNSUAL CUT
12c. to 8c.
PRINTS
A few
American Percales
36 inch wide, English Prints,
Wadable, will be cleared at Sc.
AMERICAN N AN
D
ENGLISH WASHA RLE.
SEE OUR
REMNANT
COUNPEE
REMNANTS
Prints,
Ginghams,
Dress Goods.
WILL
BE
SOLD LESS
THAN COST.
LADIES' $17:00
CAPES
TO CLEAR $11;99.
FURS
We have
left a few Runs,
Capes and .rackets which
will be sold: at cost
IENr-
.
St1
$17.00
COAT,,
TO CLEAR $11..99,
SPECIAL ICES ® ® e
FOR PRODUCE.,
4Y�V IN.C.A 1 1
have unlimited
vestment tIpen
lowest rates`
V ., U:t N ,,�,�We
private find for in-
farm or village property, at
of interest.
iIC:RsnN $-, CARLING,
Barristers, etc., Exeter.
MONEY
Money to loan
ELLIOT
Barristers, Solicitors,
TO LOAN.
at from 414 to .5 per cent,
& GLADMAN,
etc., Alain Sr., Exe ter
PA.MS FOR SALE.
MONEY TO LO
.AN.
The undersigned has a few good farms for
frill cheap. Money to loan on easy terms
/y J la Sre.br;.t
P .CAN..
car
{ - Samwell's Block Exeter
Sale Register.
sten':.
SATUIti1AY.FEB.: 15.--13onsehol'1 Furni-
ture, etc., the property of Geo. Fiodgin s, Sale
to eomnrence;at 11.30.
JOHN xILL,Auctioneer.
TUESDAY, ,FEB. 27. --Farm Stock, Tin 011'
r,n Household furniture etc., the property
of. Wm. Fulton, Lot IS, North Boundary,.
t.; teph en. Sale at one o'clock,
Hy. 140S5F.N1r E3irrty;-An1„•tieneer.
.HOTEL PROPERTY FOR S A I. E OR RENT.
si n '
annd.r undersigned Th g otter.inr; for sale or 'r rent
i,tra desirable hotel sitnated'a't, Devon, on
Idle London Road. This Hotel Ys in a good
location, being >ty..rniles south of Exeter.
1' hi.. road is largely, tsovellea and for
ig t main char seeare rntils ,
�,{,}l are for'. ;a splendid `
basin e9`-•'. 'There is a good stable in •' con nee- ,ion, also 1,6 :acres of Land. , Possession 1
riven 1st April,.i:rt0. ' This pro petty:will be
wld cheap air rented at,ai; reasonable figure, 1
[Pot )'auric' a,n. apply . on the rtmi.seS.
tri:I1LL LS:N 77, Proprietor Devon,
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f; you ti ]t
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"Marriage
r''in' F in
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yL Ft(; 1ai bine," tt ell done, .
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1'I1(,ifc:S— C-'d';ttr be Clocks
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.IJl((rt)SC,b t58nP.Cla r1t1 \Ve<1-
z - allt'ays on hany. C
I •ansOn son's 131 xa
n', Exeter.
'TShorrie
Dilun.-The' home of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Madge, of the; 6th concession,
'_vas saddened by the loss of their bright;
little son, Roy Fletcher, who died on
Tuesday last at age of .r years, '5
months and 23 clays. The little fellow
had been ill only a few days of diph-
theria. The bereaved family have the
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sympathy of the tvhole neighborhood
in' their Sad trial. The funeral (private)
took. place to the Exeter cemetery
''t� et131eSd;ly.
oil Os ?
The r:'aa, id thaw of hist week raised
c p
the,
Water on the lr vlandsr
)� to a c,re,t.,
depth; overflowing the roads and wash-
ing out ciil erts.-Miss May Dunsfor'd
is vrsrting friends in London this week..
-George Smith's little girl, Nanc
hits been under the doctors ca, e )f
r„ but.
S. now :Better,-,�..' certain laad in our
Y
rllidst is so extrenllycon serva,tive that
tvben out driving she employes :i• os-;
t'illion.-'i lie Misses T.,. Prouty, encl.
1i
and and Ethel Isaac visited ,.t 1
a 1t.
W
Harris' as' Monday. -Miss Fel'airson
reyiewcd the Satbliath school last
1 ty In a manner highly pleasing to kill.
.
presa_nt.
Sha,r on .
U.. T. 13.
i trtvil of the Llt;l), con
cc)ssio''ha.s porch sed[5110(tseiri'1 Exeter,
final '/�
understand�i .
it is his intention
to move to Exeter. h
lt.'Martyia be-
i�es ai:. ,c. :co
c v E,li ,t "after toil carries rest.' t,Lrrr3,
t Y
u• r ,
r 1 )scS retiring a frolrr active Iife to
tl105 quiet Z d r t enjoyment, of av fowl) >r> •'-
1 ..vr1 r sl
lent --.hiss Ada, Jol,y is visiting her
sistueri Mrs, l+,citt:al:•d J' estle:--R
It. John
oti.( 3lyt an. oyster supper to L circle
)f friends last wet k Mr. and Mrs.
debited. welsh ofl7slaoi�nra; visited
lends c.111,. �l,briilt Sharon liq
)seal 5')1 have had the fort part o4' then
l'0i2t,h very -mild. but with tile' aL )-
(iae 1
x o a,,1t of ills seeoilrl half we are etb-
.1 „ S
T1• .vlAc, C.C1SLr1IYi aLr bluster ">°blow,
'fit y )lt st,cr. ,Lull
vada :L d,.t, g
f:c }5}a1n,, t}ier;nzoin,.,bei': iRYa, r
y
he: elerrlents conspire to fa.vo4p t•hti
iixio )0 ice -men.
A, fit -ye -year-old soil' of Ali, . Samuel
51t54)')% lstoaitd dx'rowuectirl the tiai}h
ecd; at tit. Catharines
fla,sIiwood
Since the police village law has come
into force the urchins wend
home,a;ward at an their way
e, rl,e,r�hour than us-
ual, much to the satisfaction of shop-
keepers. merchants ancl pedestrians in
genera}. -Mr. J. X. Goetz is _getting
large quantities of logs to his mill here.
-Mr. Louis Kleinsteiver is stil
n1 to of to the
employ Y >VI3•. Urquhart at Herman.-
The home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Hoffman
g
was T `
« gladdened by the appearance of a
bright baby girl on Wednesday. Con-
gratulations .Hurry, -Mr. W. J. Nors-
worthy still continues in poor health.
Mr. John Ehlers also continues in poor
may I
health. We hope. they
3 SO on re-
cover. -Mr. F. Kibler, of Zurich w:Ls
in the village Friday. --Mr. F. Wild
our baker, appears to be doing a brisk
trade. He snakes first-class bread and
is deserving the .iatrona g e : of '
I g the
whole community. That is therinci
build up the commun-
ityon which to p
in' which you live. -The flax com-
pany here shipped 0 c0rload of flax one
day last week: at a good fzg• Y
izte.-Sgme.
interesting andlively discussion's take
e
)]ace here on '
[ the .British -Boer war
and some great points are 11ret.cl0.' .lir..
Frank Pope has sent in an application
ars volunteer togo to the present
, p t waLr.
in South Africa. Don't know whether
he will be accepted or not but tsuppose..
Frank would make asolo e
g a mark for
F
4h Boers as'anyother Canadian.-
tzcl
Mrs. William Green and son, of. South
Dakota, are here rens r' g
«inn acquaint-
ances. Mr's, Green's maiden n zlame
r
Was .rrtie5YlYle1' and at:0i) c,>
tune lived
at Sarepta corner on the farm r r w"
owned by D. Sohral cel•)
SmithJohn i..
s sill) Confined to the hrtiiseaand
slight hopes are entertained for his re-
covery. ----Mr. John Fried, of London,
spent ;Friday With relatives in the v]1-
Hage• Dr. Roitir s a;nel C. I31, Sran<iers
oflilxeter, w•as in the village y.
--Mr. 11. Wing, * . Shipka,
n o
f i
Sh
i t-,
g, l.a
dao
through;. g 1 drove
... the t;ill..L�,e. Solidity with a
r)eal)titnl Spann' of dapple -greys. -Mr.
C,
alile gre i• -
C, Britz, of ZIlbil 1), was in the village
laLge
Sunday aLftcrunctii.
Children en O
CASTOR/
(xreen.way
11t Thos. Stinson and Miss AGal-
; braid', of Rayfield, visited friends here
Last S,Ibbath.--allies i•1ai'ion llairlsay
and A. Q. AVilson left here last Mon-
day for Chic Luc,. --Mr, James Brophey
attends the County Meeting of the
L.04L., in Exeter Last Tuesday. --Mr.
Joseph (:weaken, Assessor, was on his
aiinu<ll visit in these parts Best week.
wT
C r U rt hMiddlesex
la
Fanners',
i
nsti-
tate Meeting held here last Weelnes-
day, w;as well attended. About fifty
of onr best and most enterprising
farmers were present at the afternoon
meeting. The address by Mr. S. Nich-
olson, on :feeds and. fecdin;; iti ;i listened.
to by every one present with marked
•attention. Mr. AP. Ketchen, on
keeping hogs for Profit, brought out a
livelydiscussion, MLlorT.Shepplierd's
address, on planting kindcare of or rh-.
ar'd, t1 1s very profitable. and showed
clearly that be. folly understood his
business, The evening Meeting was
,fust; its interesting and although a
stormy night the hall was well filled.
Wjiickejseati
The spring weather has 'turned to
winter again. -Mr. Thompson and the
yoaing Lady froin Woodstock. who
were visiting at Mr. A. Turnbull's, re-
turned home on Tuesday. --Mr. Geo.
)hiller, of Mount Clemens. Mich,, was,
home visiting his father and sisters on
Friday. George holds a good situa-
tion with the 'Street Ra llway Catn-
panyr, thus he was unable to relriaai[1
any: lone er.-•31r. Hallie Brown, who
sas,tainecl a painful wound by being
St
ru 1'
Gla with 1 �
4 limb in
the face, iy I'e-
covering but be has yet to keep the
wound tied up.
EN'T V A1NIIENT-The tea meeting
and; Oyster socia} at Manville. Monday
night Was largely. attended. The
night was wet and disagreeable, hut
notwrthstauding the affair passed off'
with commendable success. Owing to
some rnisunderstanding some of the
speakers failed to:pat in an appearance
but those booked for the occasion. dict
ample justice to their respective parts
and the prograniproved quiteinterest-
ing.. Res-. Millyard, of Exeter, was in
attendance and delivered a very able
address
as also did Phillips, '
Mr. Phi s while
Rev. Waddell filled the chair in his
usual happy and pleasing style: The
choir did their part as usual.
Z11r1C�-
The weather at writing is mild and
spring like hot may change at any
time.-Mr•.'Fred Seigner ani daugh ter
Clara,. of Crediton, called on friends on
Satnrda -.=1
y .lir. Chas. Bcissenberz;v,
vv1-10 has been jobbing in Michigan for
t-hepaSt few weeks, returned fully
eoilviiii•xat1iat none bat profcientmen
need apply tor a job. -cook Bros.
had considerable trouble with the new
Dynamo and may .have more before
getting the lights to suit the people. --
Messrs Kelly and Coxworth -took in
the
sklaitri.n at Fensall SL
tu2da1 et
r
n
Jno Foster purchasedfrom
Mr. N. M. Contiue, of St. Joseph, -the
well known driving mare that goes
by the name, "Taylor. Mare for the
handsome sum of $L.30.-Ris 'Honor
judge -Doyle, of Goderich, presided at
theDivisiou Court Monday: No cases
were tried. -Mr. 11. J. D. Cook, of
Hensall, spent Monday in town, -Mr.
Hy. Boysenberry, of Grand_ Bend,
spent Sunday in town. -Mr. Barton
Hooper, public school teacher in the
vicinity of Ureter, called on friends in
town S u n day. 14£r.H ooper is w ellkn o wn
in this neighborhood as he taught 6
months in the Z. P. S. -.Miss U''. A.
Dempsey, of Exeter, Snndayed in
town the guest of Miss L. Kibler, Miss
Kibler accompanied: her home and
will visit there a feta "days. -Mr.
14IcOloy, of Hensall is Spending a few
days with the' Deering agents in town.
-Mr. Edward Bossenberry is convale-
scent.
Farquhar
D. HAY, Farquhar, Commissioner and
Conveyancer, Money to loan at lowest' rates
of interest.
After enduring the hardships, priva-
tion and inconveniences of single life
as a pioneer in tile. Northwest, a young
man from there, where the gentler sex
are fewer in numbers than here, took
the train for these parts a short time
ago and after a few weeks residence
here discovered the one he thought
he would like to share his joys and his
cares. 1 -le supplied himself with an
outfit and started ofd' with his sweet
brunette, 1(11' an evening's drive, when
his horse espying something in the dis-
tance st)ddentlo wheeledal:'omid. upset
the cotter and threw the occupants
out into the sow, but fortunately lire
young Mall succeeded in holding the.
horse. The alarmed pair regained
their scat inlet started off in the oppo-
site direction,' none' the worse of their
mishap and. adventure. Moral, 01hen
out driving don't give ad 1'
,, l your atGen-
tion to the lLdy.-Orr Tuesday after-
prion last, Roy, Fletcher, a bright little
sora of Mr. Samuel Mad e'.s diad, after
a few days'' illness, with that ,dreaded
disease; diphtheria. It appears that
other members of the family are, sick
with the sante trouble and ars .L conse-
quence of this outbreak School No. 2,
1 sborne, is closed. It is hoped that
the milady will be prevented from
spreading Y and that Mr. Mad e s family
l h g
will soon be restored to their wonted
��d
n c
lre;llth, Revel's, C. Fletcher, ;'Thaities
Road, and A. Grant,
St. Marys, are
busily engaged secllring subscriptions
for the (lentury Jfi 1)1(1 11141 are meeting
exceptional 1
With race } st ecc>ss in this part. -
Messrs. H. Passmore a and W. 1't,llen,.
who have been running a threshing,
machine for several years' in this dis-
trict, have dissolved partnership, the
one taking the engine and the other:
the separator. Mr. D. Brown is maty
running the engine for Mr. Passmore
MO is finishing up the threshing, cut-
ting
i ' �,
tan},Y atilt} grinding fox 010 season.—Mr.
and Mrs. 5. Campbell, accOi )pi1nled
by their son mid da tighter, Arthur and
Maiid, attended the wedding of their
noise, Miss I1.ocdgers, of 1lotherwell on
'Wednesday last,
Crediton
COLLINS & SToNDU1ty,Barristers,Cort
vcy.anrer.s, Notaries, Exeter, ,Oit 1-5. Col-
lins and B.A.(late with dc-Uartly,Osloi &CO., Barristers, Toronto.
Mr, and Mrs. David Kuhn; of Kil-
l/laugh, Mich., are the guests of Mfr.
and llt:s Conoid Kohn.• --V. Rat:.,
M.P., of Otto.va, spent last Sunda,,y
here with his family. -'Jr. Geo. Zwick-
ex of London; F
, ) spent L few (lag's s herd
on brieine - last week. ---Rev. T G.
Litt Left for Napeeville, 111., Monday
00 business ('5110(00] coracceming The North.
Western Colle;;e ' Naperville. -Miss
EnunaL 11lorloclt, tvlro has been in .,
ora 1:11., the past ;;5)00)1'), retell
home last Wednesday. --Me. Col
Kuhn has purchased as handsome
Ileintrnrau Piano front S. Martin, of
Exeter. --Mits. D. Lick and d tughtei
spent a few days this week the guest
of Mrs. Wm. Kuntz,1 of xeter:--Ilea.
Matthew Morlock of Reed City, Mich.,
preached in the German Church last
Sunday morning and ih the Methodist
Churn, r
il
Church nSundayevening.-HenryEilber, Ni.P P , left for Toronto on
Tuesday to attend the Legislature—
Barrister Stanbur:•y and Miller White
of the Times, Exeter', were in the vil-
lage Monday on business. -Mr. Joseph
Banes has returned frornlndiana,where
he took his father', '<Daaddie" Banes
some time, ago. -The Revival meetings
which were tieing held in the Metho-
dist ehur eh the past four weeks came
to a close on Sunday evening. -The
third Anniversary of the Evangelical
Church here will be held next Sunday..
-Prof. S. L. Umbitel'1, of Union Bihli
callnstitote Naperville, will give a
m
1'.
lecture in English onSaturday even-
ing,Feb. 17111, at S p.m., entitled To
and fro in the Holy City." He will
preach in the German language on.
Sunday morning and evening and in
English in the afternoon. A silver
Collection will be taken at the door on
Saturday evening.
erring.
Mitchell: 'Three weddings took pl 44 e•
herr ora. Wedues51a of last week ae2
the et ennag Miss Martha, Vickers v ea:-
united in t'he holy bonds of in'iatrinrbal;�
to M. Fred, 111cLar•en; a former t it,--
Chen boa, but DOW Of Toronto. Rev -
R. Whiting tied the nuptial; k0014 in.
the presence of their`inrir1ediaLtefrre�t fq:..
Nellie 11�[eNoy, was m<rt:iieel,f:
by the Rev. R a Whitin , 13. A.. to
� u fuel Sptria11 of Udney, Ont)r10 �if),...
The f :err took 'thus at the ho t) ' to"
the• brides ulothrr and tt.a:; attc knee:=
only by the relatives -of the c Intl act -
inn par•t1t s _1,•t rr ,C}a. In. in the Ok Clic. -
t)cd lac Church Mitehell, one of the rivet -
Gest vein ter r weddings. gs. took pl oe. '1'la,•.
]r'airi
St. Joseph
The heavy raina of last week caused
our small streams to have the appear-
ance of large rivers. -Mr. Wm. Jacobe
has engaged with Win. Ryrock, a:s
teamster. -Mr. Hyroek has got several
men employed cutting wood in Ezra
Kara e r'
ch i s bush. --=Mr. Geo. Gam,pklell
took advantage of the recent good.
sleighing by engaging men alidi teams
andgetting most of his logs drawn
from Mr. Meros bush to the mill' yard
here. -Mr.S. Remiie's new water pow-
er`grinder is kept busy_ these days. -
John O'Brien visited his parents on
Sunday last. -We are scirry to learn
that Mrs. P. Badour, who has been on
the sick list for some tine, is not re-
covering very speedily -.Miss C. Bow-
man, of the 14th concession, Lccotrr
Y�aniecl by,boi sister ,and
3eymecher and daughter of Keans Ls,
U. S. A. were'visiting at ?+1r•s..Spenc-
er•'s and Mrs. R. O'Brien's last wcek.-
Mrs. G. H. Horton (nee Miss Margary
O'Brien) is spending this week under
the parental
cissa and Gil-
bert Williams, of Exeter North, were
visitingfriends inthese parts on Sunday-
rust.-rl large stick of tinnier fell from
the -top of one of our sky -scrapers ens
day last week and on it's descent came
in contact with the net work of the
electric light' wires, carrying . them
along with it, consequently our town
is now in darkness, -lir. jamas Mer -
shell Was visiting ben• parents last Week.
Lobo: Fifty acres of land in Lobo
township, are in dispute in an action
before the courts at Osgoode Jlall.
Charles Edwards' family have been liv-
ing on the proper't'y for 22 years.
Charles having worked it for his fath-
er. Charles died about six years ago,
and his father passed away in 18118.
The father's executors, John Foci nsbee
and l.-ttichard N.V. Edwards,, are endear
oriug 'to dispossess Charles' widow,
who four children Mr, Justice Fergu-
son decided against once, but Monday
they asked the di:visiion court for '
new trial of the action.
Clinton: Wha.tmr;;ht have prove
a baud fire Was noticed just in time; b:,„.
Mr. Folland on Sunday nioa'ning; as he
was passing to his irs....s1 500017ioll' a
60.111. It was in the Sohn and iced
store of \V, Dunertn Searle block.
Some are of the opinion that it started
from the stove; at any rate, it gained
SO far as to )'eachOa burn the shelv-
ing,.:i, partiti:nn and part of the ceiling
under the Masonic hall. ;'rouble \vas
experienced by the firen)cn »n account
of the dense smoke, but very soon it
was.' -extinguished by their' :iiortnes..
A considerable atrnoant of tlaunaige was
done to the store, and r) one front },Malt'.'
glass pane wOs c me•ked. The stor;l•:, is
1liostly damaged. by Wates'.
Ti lis Gr:'een: daughter of ;3{i.
'.r
I )sc,ph l?Cudson, of this • il:u.e imder�-
1, ,.
went an Operation fen a• teener in the
Lon to h
Lendon hospital Week. . lilcr tnotit-
er•'Went dot'n to he With her. She
stood the oreratiou well an I
1. c her phy-
.L
c1
Hod.gi:ns, a. slaughter.
R_SO Feb { . . EN lF. 3rf7, the wife of
Fred Snowden, Parkhill, of a son
hit.itpy couple We i e hiss.Maggie Podecke._
of this place, and Mr. Daniel )ic Mala -a-
of T.uckeisnlitlr, A. large cntiroury>
peome assembled to witness the event -
Father Downey officiated. •
1+iglnondt IIIc.: The following ilea-
pat:hfront Cyprus Rive, Marl.,it}
be react with melancholy interest, by --
many of our leader. It is dated Feb-
ruary 2nd "A setic.us fire at }Garen
Stewart's house, .L few )piles south-east
of here, originated i1) the bed room ek;
Mr's. Stewart's mother, 311x_. Young;,
about 00 years old. Mrs. Young loran
burned to death and Airs. Stewart t3 a
also badly burned, and not expect Xi to,.
live. The rest of the family escaped'
without, clothes to a stable, till Help:
was brought by a son, who drove them :..
to a neighbor's wrapped hr aL horse
blanket: The house and contents were
totally destroyed. It was a bitter codex:
night." Mr. Stewart is a son of Mrs:
Richard Stewart, of this place. -ane!C
Mrs. Voting, the lady who lostherslife,
had been a, resident of the township (11,'
1 Cullen for many ray years before l eruov--,
ing to Manitoba.
Logan: Mr. Simons, Grand. Trunk.
agent here, and lir. John Aikens J. -
P., Logan, are being sued for heavy;•
damages. It ,appears that a 1t1r. 0,-
L. Papst, of Kincardine, collected $6
dues front Simons for the Canadians
Savings Loan arld Building Associa-
tion, Toronto. After paving the mon-
ey Simons took it into his head that
the Man was a fraud, and represen Ging
himself, it is alleged to be iL constable,.:
drove Papst by pretence to the hoarse
of Mr. Aikens,
and there swore out a
charge of obtaining money tinder false.
pretences against him. _likens sent
the,accused man up for trial, and 051
Jan. '29th, Papst was taken to Strat
ford and placed. in the county gaol,..
where' he remained until Monday last,:
when he was honorably discharged by
Judge Barron, who held that no fraud_
or misrepresentation hadbeen shown.
Pa st
hd .
P s sauce instructed 141x- illabee
to issue a writ against Simons and
Aikens, claiming heavy da•niages for
citalicious prosecution and false im-
prisonment.
Clinton': The many friends of the
}ate Charles Garline. learned with re-
gret of his sudden death, which occur-
red on Thursday February' 1st, at his:
late residence. The deceased was in
his filth ;dear, and wwas a highly es-
teemed citizen of Clinton. On Wed-
nesday, the day previous to his pass-
ing, away., he was seized with a stroke
of'Paralysis. His granddaughter. Miss
Linnin Holmes; who was near by at
the time, noticed hula trying to ascend
a few steps into the kitchen; but only
able to Trove a little. She assisted
him to a lounge and otherwise attend --
ed to hint. Learning ning from bins what
ailed, 11e told her, and risked to get a
doctor. and soniefriends, did not speak
after. 'What )takes the affliction so -
hard
for 3i1-. Garline to bear, is that
she has been in ill -health for years
having been confined to her 1,1d for
several months,, and was unable to elo
anything to comfort her hnsba, It
iS a es0er(: b1Ow t0 :her.
BIRTRS.
1:1STC.t3A7r--In Ailsa Craigon 1101e-
d.a.y, Feb. 5th, the wife of 13L Ket-
cham, of a clatugllter.
T-I000xNs—At the Rectory, , Seatf0l'thr...
on February 6th, to Rev. and Mrs..
Jcians hold out rood hopes fin, her
ti 1
complete recd\ cay.--•311. T1Tnnlcns Con -
sit, who was in 1)r. C unn's hos tical in
Clinton last week, had a gl'awtii of
tumorous nature removed from the
glands of: his neelc. and €, c a> expected
hone' this week. His 1Mi1 " friends
will hope? for his eo) 'i'
} r .t1t..i „ICI speedy
'recovery. ---'31r:
31;'4 `'v
r. 11
r� ,1>r,.of the, Parr
Line, Hay, .received a. telegram of
Thursday of last week. saying thaat<1ii5
son, Villiain r
, had niet;tvth
a. serious n1 a(;cide
.tau was not expect-
ed d
c torecover. 1-1e was located rear
Marlette, Mich. His sister, Mrs. .'
Forest started immediately; for Mar-
lette. L Lte:r word has been
n xe-
c't.ivecl here om lairs, MeAllister,
from Alpena, Michigan, >ga r , whither she
had gone to wait on her husband whose
)lose
Injury is mentioned above, -1[r. Me -
Allister was workingin the
lumber
woods whore ]1e Met, tvich the ,
t cc,rd(:it.
He is 1n tho hospital at .�.1 1 . 1 �
I c t , , .rued at
t
the tilIle Mr...\ c ,'o'
s 1.1 ,Alli t
s,t.r wrote t•11t.tc.
were 1}o hopes for his 1"'c; rv05:"•
Children Cry for
)Rii
Dossl.*ly:-0e[ Feb. 2nd, the wife of.
Peter Do Wiley, Parkhill of ad ,r-
au�h
ter.
1rtARR)A6£S.
':)TTB;t-•SMrrix-1n Ailsa Craig, on
Monday, Feb. 5th, by Rev. J. ('mitts,
?Jr. )Morley Totton, of Rockwood, to
Miss :Blanebe Smith.
Arn> VIciscras
on
Wednesday, Feb. 7th. by Rev. R.
Whiting, B. A., 'Si-, Frederick G.
iMcLar'en.of'i'cro
1tt0, to hiss Martha
Vickers of` :Mitchell.
elle)).
�rl-z(.
. e , r.
l IPSO...-
llgriC.,srl:,--_it the 're. c,.
clence of the bride's parents, on Feb.
11th, by the liev. L. W. Diehl, of
Ailsit Craig, Mr. Win. Thompson, ompson, cif
:rat Cori' Bi.rldulptl, to Miss Mar
Rode -son, eldestdaughter of blr.
Hodgson, of the 4th concession -
, of
McGillivray.
SPEIITax-111cN_cy--1n Mitchell, on•
%Veclnesday, I+ eh. 7th, . by Rev. R..
Whiting, B. A., 1411.. Samuel t
5 terian
o.-Caney,i1 -
£ Ontarfo,Co., to `lass Nei -
t, lI
li' cNa-
,of
Mitchell.
ylltc,hell.
3lcMrrr vx--
1
CL
It
rt}
1e'i
C<t
holic
rc
h, itchell, by Rev.
Ir
ther
ch
Doti'rne B
1r. Daniel 1 Mellillari,Dear.
•.
eat
)-len. Maggie, sell to M.
�7gre, dun Ilter of ' Mrr•
Peirce. 4'
1'fcni y l.,c nee, of Mitchel
I.
DEATHS'
litrur 1.158-.I t the T:Iouse of.
Refuge,.
I . b ,
Clutton, ' on Pet). 2nd Elizabeth
�
, 1,abnt]z
r !\1li.eller', agedr4) years.
11 tncE.-In Ushorne t `., on Feb. i3 •h,
p t
13,oy .Fletc:her, son of Mr. arid '4,
.� lir...
Samuel d ag
)late) e, e 7
i'r e, years, r7
3 ,
lltintlis and. 23clays.
10 7s -
1t
,
on Saturday,+eb: ird, Slrsxn Downs,
aged. 89
years and 3 mbntlis,
10.11ATT7 C)St
tdat
, It
b,4, 'Mir -
gavot ilgzlltn,
con, 12, "."Vest GV51
liitltt;;, aged CO yea)5,