Exeter Advocate, 1900-3-1, Page 15
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THIRTEENT11 Y F, A -607.
YEMVOIVA.M.WIRMIISCIION
EX ETER4 ON'TARIO, THURSDAY, MARCII
L SANDERS, EDIT().
ifY
1s
a eetos.
If you want the latest War News read the papers, and if you come to hear the
latest news of our
SPE C ERR .114.0 SdilliEs
Melow.
CORSETS
We
have just
received a shipment
of a special line of Ccn•sets
from the lnan nfiteturer at very
low prices. We have decided to clean them
at 49c.
We give you advan-
tage of our buying
75‘e. now 49c.
NEWEST STYLES I
iESr.1.1 5TAKERs.
• MANTLES
We have
left a few Ladies'
Jackets which will be
cleared out strictly at cost.
83.00
ANDUP.
UNSUAL CUT
12c. to 8c.
PRINTS
A few
American Percales
30 inch wide, English Prints,
Washable, will be cleared at Sc.
A II ERIC N AND
ENTILIsH W ASH Al3LE
SEE ()TJR
REMNANT
COUNTER.
REMNANTS
of
Prints,
Ginghants,
Dress Goods.
WILLBE
sOLD LESS
PIAI\NPOsT.
LADIEs' $17.00
CAPES
TO CLEAN $14.99.
FURS
We have
left a few Ruffs,
Cape.s and .Tackets which
will be.sold at cost
HEN,s, S1700
COAT
TO CLEAR $11.99,
SPECIAL PRICES .
•
. FOR
RO
110E.
..."=121:"2.71=.9.0%•=saiTteragamma.m..cann,c,=.......‘.
MON E'Y TO LOAN.
We have untimited.private funds for in-
vestment upon farm or yillage proNrty, at
low,00t rates of interest.
'DiCasON & CARLING,
:Barristers, etc.. Exeter.
MONEY TO. LOAN.
Monpy lottriat from v, to 5 per oent.
ELLIOT & G-LADMAN,
. Barristers, Solicitors, etc., Main St., Emeter
PLIR ALEO
•NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the estate of Harriet Elizabeth Pen -
hale, late of the Township of Step-
hen,. 111 the County of Huron,
widow, deceased'.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to 11.9:0.
1857, Ca p. 120.that, all persons having rclahne
agtanst Esfate of the sail Barnet
buti Peobale, who died on or about the 25fla
January, liro. are required on or holore the
1st pril, 1000, to send or deliver to F. W.
Glad m 5t1, Exeter, Ont., -lot lel tor for Richard
Penh al and f•rertertek Luther Ronhaio. the
Executors of the last Will and Testament
MONE1' 'I'0 LOAN oPtile said diceased. full particulars of their
• claims and the nature of the seeuril'y Of
a(y) field by them, and that after the 3..171
,ffr, The undersigned has a few good farms fez. date tale said Executers will proceed to dis-
eale cheap. Money to loan On easy terms tri uty,the said Estate am onn•st the parties
1,,,.. :roux SrACKMAN,
Sam well's Block Exeter
II OTEL PROPERT'Y FOR SALE OR RENT
The undersig n erl is offerink:,, for Sall' or rent
that desirable hotel situated at Devon,.on
the London Road, This Hotel is in a good
° location, being •21A miles south of Exeter.
, This road is largely twavslled and for the
right man chances are good for a splendid
business. rfhere is a good Stable in cOn nee-
• tion also Ili acres of rand. Possession
1 given 1St April, 1030. This property win he
• sotd cheap or rented at a reasonable figure.
lot " , For pa rti co. litarr. sK, atrpIdAyNovni rillii.e0 piii.rieektikoirleDaev 0 ii.
R 1 --TICKS
,
REPAIRING
rf you want your Repairing well done
" go to R. Huirts-WatchaS, Clocks
and. Jewelry a specialty,
• MARRIAGE' LICENSE
Marriage Licenses i ss tied and :Wed-
dingItings alWayF, 011 hand-
Fanson's Block, Exeter.
Kippen: The old and well known
store, of this place, SO tong and so suc-
nessfully eonducted by the Mellis fami-
ly, has deen purchased, :mil will' here-
• after be conducted, by Mr. John Mil-
ford.
CryChiidrn for
fdtled. thereto, having inane! on ly to such
claims of which notice shall have been given
as above r, quireci, and they will not be liable
to any parsed or persons of whose claim Or
,ClairYl3.4 110(100 Shall I.o( have been received.
at the time of such distribution.
Hum A It 1) PENH ALE,
FILEDEll 1.(l5 PENIIAT/E,
by F. W. GLA NAN, their soliceitor.
Datod. t Exeter this ltith February, 1000.
Sodom,
The recent sterni blocked the roaKtis
so badly- that the teacher could not
get to school MonclaY 'morning --The
storm and cold of Sunday is the prin-
cipal topie .01 con v6rsati.on.-,-.I. here was
no Solidity .School: or 1:4eagne last- San -
day op . acCo t of storm, se.1111/..
Henry ISaac.:L.''.11.,' „had: It horse. oie.
on0 day tateently,-41r, Silas, St.:tektite
has purchased a new upright pionp.+,.'
Sorrie sneak thief ,:breice • into Wm.-
0tinsfOrd's grainttry a few nightS/ago:
The eXtent of the less is not yet known..
,e-s111rs. Dimsford. bold juvehile:
• pan eak e party Tiiesday eyenin
trinley • .
BIG SALM Ile,. of the 1:tagest and.
host sales that has eVe.r been hold in
Usberne was that of Mr. Jas. Glenn's
on Friday last, large onunber
Was in :a.ttendance and , bidding, was
lively: Cows sold from ;06 to :Pi -1106; 3
year-old. Steers tivonght $1 18,00 and all
the other stock sold eoMparatively
high. The total Poneipts was $i040,
Mr„ itT, 'Brown Weilded the haininer in
'his usual proficient inanner, selling the
i/Ilare lot le$ii than four ,hours,
Harry ttikes the cake as an auctioneer,
Whichielsiva,
The creamery put in their supply of
ice last week which was 14 inches thick.
-Mr. J. C. Bell and wife visited the
kit ter's pIll'ents on Saturday and Sun-
day last --Mr. Samuel Jocklin and
bride, of Rochester, Y., arti visiting
their uncle, Mr. Miller --There was
no school here 00 Monday owing to
the blocoded condition of the roads --
The Zion trouble is not yet settled. A
meeting was held on Friday night last
for the purpose of adjusting matters,
when a motion WaS put forandagainst
the teacher, Mr. McPherson, the re-
sult being seven against ancl over thir-
ty for him to stay. /Tow it was finally
settled your reporter could not find
out. -31.r. It. T. Couch left Wednesday
for Exeter where he will make his
home. What is Winchelsea's loss is
Exeter's gain. -Mr. J. G. Jones will
again Lakeport in the store hero. -It is
reported that Mr. Enos Cook hos given
up the notion of going West until next
fall.
(Too late for last week.)
Mr. F. E. Brown had a wood. bee on
Tuesday. The, day was pretty cold
mit notwithstanding the boys cut a
fine lot of wood. --Mr.' Hattie Brown, I
who snstained injuries fvoin falling!
limb in the woods has recovered. ----Miss
Libby Wheately :tnd sisthr, Merita, of
Clinton, and Miss Ma,y, of.Exeter, visit, -
ed in our burgh 00 Monday.
AdantEn. -A. very pretty wedding
took place at the residence of Mr. .A.
Turnboll on Wednesday,' February
1 st, when us e est daughter, • Ida,
was united in marriage to Mr. Wm.
1/uncon. The ceremony WaS /X21101'111
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ed by the 'Rev. 0. Fletcher, of Thames
Road, in tho presence of :t number ol'
the yOung cotiples' most intimate
friends. The array of presents was
gr;krid, and unit:tined maily bealitifn 1
as wc41 S 1160101 'artiCIOS. We. Wi81)
the newly wedded couple every pvos-
.
penty through life.
The PiltriOlie riumt at Ottawa riots'
exceeds $131.15 1.
Clayton Kimberley, of Ilel evi e,
was killed 1,y, fialinq tree itt
,
4i,33,14:Gi13.-64:...likLa,34-,1'‘J,...3,, ,
i
Gree)away Sharon.
Sunday's blinding blizzard was the
'most severe that this hamlet has ex-
perieneed for a very long Lillie. The
concessions are very badly drifted and
traffic will be somewhat hampered for
a time", till statute labor is performed
on the ba nks of the " heft 0 tif i i I, '-No
school was held in the schoolhouse on
Monday, as ii, result of the warring ele-
ments.--Chureli serviee on Sunday
Rev. J. W. Baird, B. A., exchanged
pulpits with Rev, Baugh, Ailsa Craig,
last Sunday. --On account of the snow
storm the stage did not get out last
lonclay. The postmaster here drove
in to Parkhill and brought out the
Green wfty o 0(1 Grand Bend triad.
Darria oh' Mits. 3A-Atus *WinSoeisr.-
This week it becomes our sad day to
chronicle the death of our highly es-
teemed friend and neighbor, Mrs. Jas.
M. Wilson, who passed away early
Friday morning, after an illness of
over a year, from that dread disease,
consumption, brought on by a had cold.
The dereased lady was widely known
and highly respected. She was in her
50th year. She leaves a large family:
The funeral on Monday was conducted
by Rev. Ali. Gunne, of Parkhill, who
preached a very impressive sermon in
Grace church from job, 7t13 chapter,lst
verse. The funeral was largely attend-
ed the remains being interred in Park-
hill cemetery.
K irk t()n
: Mr. John Watson left on Thursday
for Toronto to secuse a situation' as
clerk in a boot an01 shoe department.-
MissTessa Stuart, of 'St. Marys, is vis-
iting O,t Robert Fletcher's.-eAbout fif-
ty guests were entertained at die SO-.
clot held to raise funds 130 build, a new
church at Win, Robison's 4th line. An
enjOyahle time was spent. The pro-
gram was short and sweet. -41Ir. John
Chappel and wife spent Wednesday at
:Nlitchelt attending the wedding of Miss
Annie Stoueman, to Mr. R. Keller. It
was reported a pleasant event. -.-A sur-
pvise party was given to W. J. Tufts
on 11 Onday evening bY the people of
the Methodist church for his service as
organist in the church. -Miss Rachel
Kirk left on :Wednesday last for. the
Thathes rood to perform her ditties as
teacher. The school has been closed
en account of diphtheria in tbe sec
tipin-Our new residents, Mr. Stinson
and family, ate comfortably settled in
our village. -The football mateh play-
ed•by the Plugtown sehbol and Kirk -
ton Friday. resulted in a tie, one goal
each. They are open for challenges. --
Captain Paisley received his Fenian
Raid medal on Saturday. -The teach-
ers7'meeting was held at Mr. Leigh's
on -Friday. -e -Mr. Archy Robison had it
Wood bee Wednesday. There were
:about twenty-tlye cords of Wood cut.
He was well satisfied. --Mrs. Davis re-
turned home on Friday, after visiting
with friends at Winchelsea.
Edgniond vilie.
. Mr. John C. Allen has purchased the
Pottery from Mr. Joseph Weber; who
goes into:Hie hotel business at Dublin
about the first of May. We helieVe
Mr. Allen will have aSsociated with
him Mr. F. Burgard, the veteran pot-
ter of this village. They will make a
strong tearn.--Robert H. Bristow bas
been suffering for some time with an
ailment of the tongue, wh hilt seems to
be eancer.-Miss Minnie young, who
hos' been ailing some time with pul-
monary trouNe, is beet:titling very
weak, and is mostly confined to bed.
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The small amount of pro -Boer senti-
ment in this Village has been at a lOW
telnper11tIlre.‘ for the past few days. -A
grand sacred 00130000 will be held in
the Pr eSt/tpriitiA, Churcli 11010 1)1) Mon-
day evening, March 12. --It is gener-
ally reperted that Mr, D. Stevenson,
who has worked for Mr. Thomas Hills
in the wagon shop doring the past
twenty years, intoods going to Mani-
toba ill the spring. -Miss Jennie Hills
is making a, lengthened visit with her
sister; Mrs.:Frank A, .Cole, of Hamp-
ton, Ont. -Mrs. George Browa has
1,30013 off duty for several weeks, brit is
now improying.-Thene iS some fi:111c
of introdneing electric light into the
1)resbyterian Church here. Many hope
it is true, :as the present antiquated
system is far behind the times. -Mr.
Charles Wilson offers his grand farm
of 290 acreS:: close to this village, for
811,10.--s.mrs. John Hannah. has sold the
milk business to her neighbor, Mrs. 11.
.T. Grieve.s--Mts Frank Kains and his
sister, MiSs Mary, of Byron, spent
seine days with -relatives here. They
were a seoelisarded by their aunt MrS.
A. J. Rcillins, of Exeter.
St. JOS'eph
At present writing 'we are experie00-
in2s a young. Manitoba blizzard, but
who 01111W5. '1,Vhat to-11101TOw may
bring fort,13,---Quite a demonstration
wits held in our School on Friday last
when the teacher, Miss A. McGregor,
he:erd of the relief of Ladysmith. 8he
tolled the bell for fifteen minutes arid
had the children give three cheers for
Queen .Vietoria,.General Buller, Gen:
White, the .British army and our braye
Canadian: boys. Miss McGregor is a
-true British subject as Well faS a first-
class teacher and We feel sore that had
she been a man she Wonid now be at
:the front along' with the reSt of our
brave boys'facing the Boers, -bot as it
is we know -Tier heart is with thein.. -
M'. Ant os . Overlie t• lVaS Visiting at Mr,:
Eicher's outhe fourteenth. concession:.
hist Friclay,--Thenill here has again'
commehced operationS and its old
fa -
(11>1100 Whistle:can be heard :morning,
(10913 and night•e'Mr, T. Horton spent
Sunday. and Morida3,- here, the guest of
his father:sin-law,' Mr.' R. O'Brien.
(ro late for last, week.)
During the high water of lost week
the dam across NIP. Rennie's creels: gave
way, consequently he is unable to run
bis inill,- -Mr. It. O'Brien WaS ill Sell -
forth 00 Friday last on business. -
Dame viiin(Th 811378 that we are likely to
hear wedding bells in the near future.
-A gentleman from 1>0111' Watford (we
have not learned hiS'ilitine) was in this
vicinity the fore part of this week
with a view of purchasing a farm. -
Mr. E. Marehall was in London lost
week on business.--Mv. D. Wilson is
getting out timber for the ereetion of
an implement house and drive shed
next suminer.--Mr. j. Furgeson, of
Parkhill, spent part of last Friday* and
Saturday in these parts.
30(15 alS0 Withdrawn. We believe,
OweVer, that ihe cold siicip we are
now experiencing is 11 splendid preven-
tive to OE' ihereaSe 01! 10j1>tiOns niierct-
bid ov „germ life. . May the frost king
of thefroZen north protrapt his stay
I/41.Silos01.s
spending a week or so with feiencls
near Sea forth. -11011'. John: 40310 s
sold lus teinin to Ma -John Snell of :E'xe-
ter, for a good figure, and has pur-
cliased outlier 0( 10111>1(1 from Da 50 -
wend. -111r. John Pedler is busy thaw-
ing Sand. ETe believes in having the
best in the way of improVements,
intends to Place a cement ilifor 111 the
cellar ofhi house,,-MigNelson Kestle,
and fainily spent enjoya Ole even-
ing at thc.- home of Mr. Jahn it0We.,--
,Mt. Harry Rowe and Mrs. Wesley
Snell visited frit -aids atSharon last
.Week, -e -Some of out friends are im-
porting thoroughbred poultry. This
is very comnienclahle, as this branch
of the farming indlistry is :seinetimes
overlooked. The best is bone too
good. --Drawing sancl. and gravel is
the erder of the clay. jacob Schwarz,
drawing for Ns. neW barn next silt/i-
n:ex', Mr. AL Fink.beiner, who purposes
raising his barn, and '311r, Jack Mor -
leek for the same, purpose. Satur-
day morning one of the hien' in the
gravel pit, hada very (Anse anli. As
the gravel bank is frozen, the loose
gvavel is being taken away fronriinder-
neath,' the bald( being held up by props.
Without the Slightest warning, a large
section 01 1110 bankdropped away, al -
1310613 pinoing ohe of the: men. under
its jagged edges. A few inches closer
would have done the deed. Inc as it
was his shoulder was, slightly bruised
and coat cut. -Mr. Ed. Brokenshire,
called the other day with a prospec-
tus of a work on the South. African
War, including also the recent trouble
with the dervishes in Northern Africa.
His book is bandsentely illustrated and
replete with facts full of prime inter-
est to every intelligent reader. Mr.
Broken shire represents the Bradley-
Garreetsen Co. of Toronto. Get the
book, reaOt the book, and pay, pay,
pay!
Crediton
Miss Einnla -Lewis has.returned.from
Granton, where she has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. F. W. Clark. -Mrs. D.
Link is attending the millinery Open-
ings at London this week. ---H.
M.P.P., of Toronto, spent Sunday here
with his fitinily.-Lost Sunday's bliz-
zard was the worst we have had for a
long time. Most of the concession
roads are blocked and will require a
lot of shovelling before they are made
passable.- - We fire pleased to say that
John Dietz is slowly recovering from
his long illness and trust that he will
S000 be able, to be around again. -Mr.
Wm. :Lewis has returned from Milton,
where he lnis been ittte tiding the G -rand
Council of the Royal Templors.-The
Misses Tillie and Millie Bertrand are
visiting Mrs. Israel Snail, of Exeter.
this Week. -Mr. J. H. Holtzman hits
purchased the place formenly occupied
by Otto. Geo. Brown an01 intends mak-
ing srmle ellatul'es old the place. -Mr.
August Ewald is wearing it sthile.
boy. -Miss Lillie Kent bas returned to
her home in Brinsley, ofter pleasant
visit with friends 13e1'e.-Mis H. Par-
sons, of Exeter, was: in the village
Tuesday Selling boolzs on "The Life of
Moody " and the British -Boer war. -
Miss Icla. Winer is visiting friends in
Centralia this week. -Mr. Jacob Elaist,
Mr. D. Sweitizer ancl Mrs. W. Lewis
fire 00 the sick list. We hope they
may soon recover. -Mr. Manz, of
Tovistocke spent Stinday here, the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Daniel Oes-
theielier.-Mr, V. Ratz, M.P., of Otta-
Wit, spent Sunday ;113 home with his
family.-:-Messts. Young, Siegner and
Holtzman am chopping wood in the
Hay SWa 111p. They return each even-
ing telling their friends what extraor-
dinary feats of labor they have per-
formed. No doubt it is a little exag-
gerated. --The recent loss of our brave
boys lit Paardeberg, has given us a
great shock and we are beginning to
expevience what war really means.
How sad that, so many nOble.tiVes are,
sacrificed and we can only hope that
this terrible War Will SOOn, end. Cronje
has surrendered and WO at'e glad that
tbe flag, "that braved a thousand
years the battle and .the breeze," is
Steadily ad vancing.
11. T. of T. LECTURE. --Tile RoYal
remplers of Teniperanee intend :hold-
ing a lecture and:concert in the Town
Hall, on Monday neict, Match 5. They
.have secured Rev. V. G. Forester, of
;Elope church, Toronto, to 16c:titre' for
them, his topic being: ''Take: a little
wine for thy stomach's sake."' AO
elaborate inusiiiid program will .also
be giyen. M. Vincent, of Exeter, and
the Saintstinvy and Crediton qUartette
clubs taking part. At, the close of the.
entertainment :I, :handsome autograph.
quilt, inade by the .Ladies' Aid of the
Zion chinch, Will be offered for Sale. :
, (Too late for last week.)
Miss livyati, who siipplied Miss Corn-.
scey's place as teacher, : left for her
home Frid y oven n go -Miss Fi eh -
boo i'ie, oi Goderich, has been engaged
to fill. :the'. vacancy. :We hope Mks
Fiehbeurna will soon feel at benne, in
ovir mids13,-el:1,0V, Mr:I:foss:1r, has gone
to 'Glencoe to assist Rev, ,McTavish
in 0.001 ea l . servi cos -2.1fain pi es -intehd
litt'yillg eillieebt a11t1 Leelltire in tfiil
ilear fu trire.-sMr. Uiiah Canninghitin
is in town. -People are husy getting a,
supply of ice Which is 04of the hest
cyntlity.The young peOple :nth eOjOy-
1334 on the ice it. has beeh
in fine cOndition ,for skating.
x4j'e,tAit7,azzv-1.1
Far (11.1:lall'
„
D. NAV, Farquhar, Inonelissinnsi 111(0
oonvoyanoor, IVenoy to loan at lowest ratet,
of in terost. ••
on 'Tuesday to attend the 03:derv/titers'
Norris, directors of t•he Ushorne, and
Messrs. IL Plissmore and John , •
sAssociation, now in eeseif in t Toronto.
Hibbert Fire Insurance Co., left here'
of the young people Friday evening to
-.Mrs. H. B,orland invited a inn Iot-
a party, giveti in honor of her niece,
Miss Philipes Ttillsrton.-The ses'
verest
l'CSld en 1. jnii,si113.fe,}clii1;;;I.,csi.lsi '101)011, 1> toliltel'
3)(3011 l'eSidi11V I'M' ra het- '
dallghter, Mrs. jolan Miteliell, of
brook, removeti here last week and
will nifike her home witli her doughter.
111rs. David McNichol. ',Many Will he
pleased to se.e the old lady in 000 teidst
once,/nore.--Mr. john Doncon has
b e eo e a eon v t to fen k ole su ffrn go
as evidenced liy the :id ve n t of it Or:a
baby girl.--111rs. Coineron, ac -s
cioinpanied gr:ind-sc/11, Tlion`1,1,3
Allan, left; here Friday for Stratfoid
to see her dangh ter, 11105. Ben., Allan,
who took suddenly ill short time
ago brit we learn she is recovering now
and will soon be restored to. bell usual
health. -Mi'. eXa ntler SteVltart, ed
Glenquitich, IIibbert, passed throngh
,here on Friday on his way to Lakeside
to visit his sister, lIrs. A. Young, but ;
some think Alex. has an , additional •
attr:t:tion there. -Air. D. McNichol, our
popular village bla ek sm itho, and wife
spent one doy in Seitforth. last week. -
The members of the 0. E. ore making
active preparations for no ''At Home'
in the Thames Road chineh, on March
16th. A good thne is :inticipated.
MAttlidlilD,-.ATrS. Elizabeth Arrns-
strong, for na:my years it resident of
this village, but during the last nine ois
ten years has lived in the village of
Fullartf in, was united in the holy bonds
of inatri mon y on Wednesday 'of Iiist -
week, at Croniarty, to 1110. Harry Wag-,
horn, of Toronto. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. I'. Scott. Mr.
1Vaghorn, for several years past has
. -
been engaged as night -watch in the-
Massey-ilarris works, Toronto. He
formerly lived on the 13tb concession
of Hibbert and is well-known in this.
S. 0. S. CONCERT. -Quit a number -
from here a ttelided the entertaininent
held at Cromarty, under the auspices
of the Sons of Scotland on Friday last.
Twheienecrowd was far in excess of the
accomitmdation, so 100013 so that many -
obliged to stand. It was an ideal
Scotch entertainment. , The instru-
mental music, dancing and songs and
even the costumes were as Touch as
the rnost enthusiastie Scotchman could,
desire. Prof. Grey and his class of
Highland dancers pleaSed the audience
very much with their graceful and
well trained inovements. The rendi-
tions of Miss :McNichol, of Toronto, .
anC1 Air. H. Macdonald, of Londomwas
well received. The proceeds amount-
ed to $110.
Centralia.,
COLLINS & STANBURY. Barristers. Con-
veyancers, Notaries, Exeter Out , B. 11: Col -
tins Itrol I i Stan bury. B.0 (late with Mc -
()artily, Osler & Co.. Barristers, Toronto.
Mr. Wm. Baker of Fairfield, has.
purchased the bria dwelling 0 WTI etli
by Mr. S. Davis, who left here a short
time ogo to -reside in Exeter. We wel-
colt le Mr. and Mss. Wm. Baker to our -
midst. --Our public school teacher has
been laid up by a se,vere attack of ap-
pendicitis and as a result his depart-
ment of the school has been closed for
the past, week, but will be re -opened
soon by a new teacher.--Tbere are
several parties here who are preparing ,
to leave tor the West in the near 'f111 -
t111•0. --Mr. Jaxoos Collingwood left ou
for his hp /1 Go inber1:11.1d.
WiS., after visiting his ninny friends
here. The concerts to be given in ere-
diton and Exeter afford an oppor-
Wray to hear the Rev. F. G. Foster,.
of Tamil to. --Mr. of Wooaham,
brother to onr en terpriS,7r,1,:7,,' 1/000 and
shoe maker, has leased tlies's store late-
ly occri pied Mr. Oliver and purposes
opening up a gener111,tailOr and gents .
furnishing establishment here. We .
wish 111111 every success. -A very pleas
sant arid social evening was spent, at
Mr. .Ta in es Neil's. Bidditlph, the other
night when some 40 guests gave a sur-
prise to 0130 young couple and a ": most
enjoyable time was spent. -The ice"
supply hits been fully filled here, many
tons having been placed in the cream-
ery, also a large qtiantity of wood is
being placed on the ground fon -the
factory's rimning.-Mis G. G. lEssery
has the material on the ground for the
erection of his new house.-- "Many of
our prominent yoimg men attended the
evening service on Sunday at Credi-
ton. They are either attracited by the
good music; or tit e pretty girls..-mr.
Samuel Handford, of .Manitoba, -is
visiting his baothein Mr. Sallies Hand-
ford of Devon.
Varna: Oh Friday evening a num-
ber of the 30e1131)e08 ind idherents of
St. John's church waited .on their or-
ganist, Miss Lottie Weeks, and, present-
ed her with a very hinthiv. eotriplinien-
tary address and a purse of money in
recognition fOr her services as organist
during the past year. Miss Weeks
VMS completely taken by stirprise but
made a Very stli table reply thanking
her inanv kind friends very nlueli for
their Iib(iral gift.
A Thousand Tongues.
Could not express the rapture of
Annie E. Springer ef Philadelphia,
Pa., when Dr. Kings Nev Discovery
coned her of a hacking cough that fon
inany years bad nia,de life a burden.
Sbe sitys: ''After other remedies
and doctors failed, it soon removed the
pain in the chest and 1 can no'w sleep
Soundly, something 1 can scarcely re-
meitiberdoing before. I feel like sound.
ing its praises throughout the 113)1 -
verse." Dr, 1K:im_s's New Discovery is
gnaranteed to elite all troiibles of the
Thvoat, Chest or Lungs, Prieci
and $1.00. r)otoc.:, free t 1/ all
drug stores.
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