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EXETER ONTARIO
THURSDAY, NIARCII 15 1900. C. H. SANDERS, EDITOR.
ast week we were busy opening up New Goods for
Spring and we have at last arranged them for
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your inspection. Ladies will be delighted with the new
dress materials, the new prints, etc. Below we Mention
a few of the new arrivals:
ESS GOOIDS.
Plain and figured Blacks, Serges,Casbaneres, Beautiful figured (nods in shot effect all col -
`ors this week 25c.
New Plaids with the new silk over check 25e
PRINTS
, 'Fancy Stripes and Checks,. Navy Blues in Stripes and
Figared red grolinds ih Stripes, Spots. Splendid value.
Be sine and see then's, 10c. atrid 12c.
.13ERIDY'IWAD''''CIAOTT4INPe
We are paying special attention to this branch and
have some very special. bargains. All mar snits- •re
guaranteed M quality and fit We can fit You for $ 425.
LINENS
We have some very special bargains in this depart-
ment this coming week. Ceeititi Dansask Table Linen,
00 inches wide, special at 25c.
White. Dablask Table Napkins, table size 75e.
rsiEcic mtEpin
New arrivals of flowing end Ties in all the new stripes
and plaids. Beautiful goods at prices that will sell them.
gettinsscolia-..
4Y,P
25 jouM Dail fiolgeo 11119 toblo Su p for •$1
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DVrREF
With a very heavy stock bought at the old prices, we
were never in a better position to please our customers.
. SAP P1:111LS Aap sins
In these we can supply you, with any style you want
arid the prices will sell them.
We have a large stock of barrel churns with steel or
wood frames in all the different styles at olcl prices.
SALLIST4ING GfinstES.
Have you used the celebrated Rocker ? We have
never had one eeturnecl. We will allow you to try them
before buying.
IVIIItEtt PRINTS
Sherwin-Williams well-known paints.
Robertsons guaranteed pure.
WI -II
E-WASI-1 US !ES, ALABAS-
TINE, ETC.
EVERYTHING YOU NEED
THE HARDWARE LINE
mata.timpuesi.=re
..a•••=9
MONEY TO LOAN,
We have unlimited private funds for in-
vestment upon farm or village property, at
owest rates of interest.
DICK807,T & CAR.;m7G,
Barristers, etc., Exeter.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money to loan at from 11,4, to 5 per cent,
ELLIOT & GLA.DMAN,
Barristers, Solicitors, oto,, Main St., Exeter
FARMS PEIR SALE,
MONEY TO LOAN.
•\-,Tho undersigned has a few good farms for
sea,le cheap. Money to loan on easy terms
.TOLIN SPACKMAN,
Sarnwell's Block Exeter
ITOTEL PROPERTY.FOR SALE OR RENT
The undersigned is offering for sale or rent
that desirable hotel situated. at Devon,. on
the London Road.. This Rotel is in a good,
location, being 21/4 miles south of Exeter.
This road is largely travelleil and for the
right man chances are good for a splendid
business. There is a good stable in 00111100 -
tion it/so t,„1. acres of Land. Possession
given ist April, 1.200. This property will be
„ sold. cheap or ren ted ata reasonable figure.
For particulars, apply on the pretnises,
X ICELLAN n, Proprietor, Devon.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Of Richard H. Collins, late of the Vil-
lage of Exeter, -41 the Count,y of
1:Itivon, Barrister, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to Chap-
ter 1211, It, S. O. 1.827, that all peraons having
claims ag,ainat the estate of the said
Collins, who died. on or about the 1st clay of
M arch, 1000, are requited to send on et„ before
the 1.4.tb any of April. IWO, by omit prepaid
to Mrs, ./ossie Collins, Exei or. P. O., execu-
trix of the said. R. I-1. Collins, their names,
addresSes and occUpations, with partieulara
Of their 012110 1, statements of their accoun
and the nature of the securities (if any) hold
by them. Ana notice is herob,v giVen that
after the last mentioned date the said Ex-
ecutrix will proceed to distribute the assets
of the said deceased among the partioS en-
fitle1 thereto, having regard only to the
claiMs of which n ethic shall have been given
as abOve required and the said execUtrix
shall riot be liable for the Hata aSset8 OV any
part thereof to any person or aersees 01
areas° claims 4101.32 1111111 not ha ve been re-
ceived by her at tile tint° of such distribm
tion, ,
J. G. sTAN Int tiY, 'Exeter, Ont.
• Solieltor for the Executri)t.
Da tea. the 13t11 day MaPeh, 1000,
TESTIMONIAL OF
, A.SHETTLER, DASHWOOD
TO THE VALUE OF ENGLISH STOCK FOOD
• MANUFACTURED EY C. LUTZ.
. "This is to certify thatI have used
English St061: Food for My „eoacl team.
RIM kept them in better heart and
etinditiem than they ever Were before.
They have improved in flesh, slicken-
ed in coat and are in excellent heart
and are in. better shape to 'clo their
work. 1 wapiti -heartily recommend it
to all teanisters, and those Who week_
horses, 1 think it Very cheap and
valuable food.
A. SHETTLER, Dashwood.
Crediton
STANBURY, B.A.'(formerly Collins
& Staub -I. -try) Barrister, Solicitor, Notary,
Money to loan—Exeter, Ont.
Mrs. WilcIroug, Ellinwood, was the
gaest of her sister, Mrs. (I-1,ev.) G-.
Litt last week. -Mr. Elton Seigner is
visiting in Zurich this fveele. --V. Ratz,
M.P.; and Henry Eilber, 111.P.P., 01
Ot baWn, and TOMB to ''«1 (01 Vol V. spent
Sunday at home with their
Mr. and "Vit.& Gamier and f; tinily, of
London, are the guests of WE.. and Mrs.
Jes. Hod gi ns.---Nir, 5:1(11 114)1 Le /insert,
of -Devizes, gave etir burg a flying visit
lash, 'Pro n cl ay. ---M and Mrs. ict ins,
(if 'Clitudeboye, spent .r.thutsday here,
tlie guest of Mrs. Henry 1l 4. -Mrs.
Robt. While and family, of Winnipeg,
VISibit31.4' her neither, Mrs.
Tobias Fainter. '
Disterst. --Th e cold o.f death has
again visited 0111 11114151 and has taken
flAirity, flee toe Roy, son' of Henry Wind,
eoncession 0, at the age 01 1(101 months.
ift first faectune illwith in flarniria-
tion of the lungs, wliesli developed into
couvtilsions when (Teeth edleive.d him
of all stifferi fig. The remains weve hi-.
terreci in the Getrainsi eetnetery on
Tnesclay, the Rev. Litt tteficiatiog: The
bereaved parents and 'relatives have
the sympathy of the vieinity in this
the hotir of herea,vernent.
Sharon.
Mr. Tames Gould and family spent
Sunday with -friends at Sharon. ---Miss
Matt. Kestle and Mr. Fisher visited at
Mr. Josiah Kestle's best week. -Mr. S.
Broltenshir0, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Emily Brokenshire ate
tended the funeral of tlad late Miss
Hill last Saturdny. --Mr. Evans, of Exe-
teals- placing a Portiancl cement cellar
floor for Mr. J. Pedler.---Mr, S. Presz-
cator is experiencing one of the little
drawbacks to farming haying lest a
011111 (7)10 calf Some time into.--josiah
Kestle, of the Goshen line, leaves for
N. Dakota on Thursday next. --Mrs.
Harris, daughter of Mr. Joseph Ris-
teed, who has been spending the win-
ter at home, returnS to Forest, M,1 n.
tieset; week. -On Saturday, the infant
child of Henry Wind' was called away.
The funeral took place Tuesday after-
noon anel was attendecl bY a large cir-
cle of 'SsempatIfizing friends, who join
the bereaved parents in their great
soreOW.-Henry Martene and Fred
Finkbeiner, spent a very enjoyable
time in Dashwood witIi friends last
Sunday. There seems to 14'2 -some at-
traction for Henry in the little burg. -
Ort another page of this paper will be
f01.1/1t1 11 0e01111t of, the death of
Mrs. Collins, wife Of Rev, J. H Collins
of Ancaster. sirs. Collins was a for -
((10) resident of' the townline, Lake
13,ond, and her large circle of friends
'1 3(11 acquaintances will feel a heartfelt
sympathy for Mr. Collins ih his great
sorrow, a bereavement coining so eoon
after the death of his 'brother, the late
cleputy-postmaster. 01 Exeter. -When -
the news of Ladysinith's relief reaehed
Slieron Friday moemng the school bell
rang out the ' glad news for tadinty
minutes. The red, white and blue and
Union *Tack was hoisted and the proud
floated Oftt tO the breeZe ('11 ('010(1
the loyal and patriotic pupils. The
boye of the school had their small
arms, and lining up, fired a royal 0111»
111 that Must; have reached to South
A411012.'
Chdrei Ory 1()I.
ASTORIA
Hibbert.
Airs. Thos. Ryan, left last week for
Peterboyo, te attend her Oster, Mrs.
J. Robinsoh, who, we are sorry to
state, is very III and confined to her
bed.--SMrs. Lam20 ancl family have
moved to Hamilton. We are sorry to
lose them, but wish them every sue-
eeSs intheir new home. -11.11.. John
Ddy iShIsiting his sister, Mrs. R. Me -
1 aughli0, at Gorrie.-Mr. Patrick 'Has-
tings, left Oil Tnescley ror Dallas, Ore-
gon. He goes 00e0 the C.P.R.
Winchelsea
mi'. and Mrs. IL Francis returned
home on Thursday last itiitev spending
a week. with friands.in
Sam Blackwell ;old sister were ;the
guests of Mr. Rallies and Miss :Ethel
Brown on Sunday, rse/ Ed, Clark,
who has been engageale'e:e elerk in tan.
store here for sot5t/e4 leaves in
about two weeks fds bobs,. We
are sorry to lose Eel. as he is a genial
good fellow. ---Mr. Thos. Cook, a for-
mer resident of this place, but now of
St. Thomas, is visiting his son and
daughter here. --It appears the Zion
school tvouble is settled for a time.
Mr. McPherson will have a say now.
. Owing to the heavvs .v fall the
mail Was unable to(jthes. 'sit:rough the
fere part of the week. One day there
:Were: etS many as thirty men shovelling
the snow between here and. Dublin:-
MiSe' Maud Reyan is spending a few
clays With her brother m Kfrkton.-
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fawcett, of Pullin. -
ten, spent Sunday with the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph., -Mr.
and -Mrs. Sohn White, of 'Mitchell,
spent Sunday with Me. and Mrs. Ed.
Drake. -Thursday Will be the illiSSi011-
night ie the EpworthLeague. Miss
Edna Hutchison will take the, topic. -
Mr. Will Jeffery held a brick bee on
Tuesday. Reis intending to build a
new house, and has purchased his brick
from Crediton. -Mr. J. Drake spent
Sundayin Stratford with his consiin
MiSe Miller. -Mr. John Fell is at pres-
ent on the sick
Woodham
A. J. Ford is borne again from a busi-
.
ness trip to Toronto. One of his for-
mer clerks, Mr. Wes. Newcombe, has
set up a besiness fax himself in store-
keeping. -Fred Gad's° is again in out
midst, after an absence of about two
montbs.-A. Sweitzer sold a horse to
Mr. Joseph Hooper last week. -A.
large number attended Mr. Wm. Mc-
Kernan's sale on Friday. The bidding
was slow and as a result the prices
realized were not very high. -Mr.
Mills, driver of Her Majesty's mails,
has hcmght a handsome set of light
sleighs from McKernan and. Knapton.
-Miss Fairless, the new milliner, has
arriVed at A. J. Fora's. We wish her
success. -Min 33. Allan, insurance agent
is going his round again. -Mr. Tuttle
Mills is spending a few days with his
friends in Centralia. -Mr. Alex. Sin-
clair, who 'has been on a pleasant visit
to friends in Wallaceborg, has return-
ed home.
B id dull%
Mr. ,Ieimeson and Mr. Wm. Hal-
loran, of- Blanshard, Mtre visiting
friends on- the'. 3vd.' concession of Bid-
dulph this week, -..-Miss Annie Richard-
son, of TJsborne, was visiting friends
here this week. She is at present the
guest or Mrs. G. Cobleigh, McGillivrasy.
-It is repeated. that Tom 'McCann is
drilling the boys itt, Mooresville in case
an invasion should take place. ---Mr.
Shoebottons, of London, was the guest
of Mr. 'William Hodgins this week.
He reports the roads in a bad state. -
Mr. Daniel Aiteeins has moved his ef-
fects to Clandeboye.-W. j. Thompson
7as rented his farm on the 3rd conces-
sion, to his brother, Eli, for a term of
years. -Mr. Tames McFalls, formerly
of Centralia, it doing a rushingbusi-
ness at Bryanston. -!Mr. D. Reyington
was visiting friends in London last
'SVr4'.—The death of Mrs. William
Toethey occumed Tuesday morning
afteh a lingering illness. Mrs. Toolley
was the late P. 0. Michael Toohey's
mother, and one of the pioneers of
Biddalpla, having couse there from
Tipperary-, Ireland, 53 years ago. Her
husband died five years ago. Three
sons -Thomas, William and Patrick,
of Biddulph-and. four daughters -
Mrs. T. 11forkin, London; Mrs. Carria-
lien, Detroit, and Misses Mary and
Maggie, at home -survive.
- Farquhar
_ D. HAY, Farquhar, Cemmissionor and
Conveyancer, Money to loan atlowest rates
of in terest.
Aliss Alice Bell. of Hensall, who has
been visit/tine. at 311... Thos. Cameron's
left for hee Fiorne Tuesday. -Mr. John
Falton, Jet., intends leaving shortly
for Butfaio, where he has secured a
situation in eminection withthe street
cars. -Mrs. Thonias Bell, Jr., of Port-
age le, Prairie Man who has been
at Mr. Wt4). Towers' for some
time, iS visiting with frientls in Tuck-
ersmith, ini or to leaving for her home
in the West. -Mr. said Mrs. D. Mc-
Nichol spent last week in Mitchell, vis -
rig thew -daughter, who leaves short-
ly for Strittford,--Mr. and Mrs, John
Westlake and Mr. and Airs. Thomas
HunItin weret the guests of Mr. Harry
I -Intik -in, Logan, Saturday n rid So isdny
lash -Mr. John E. Torn, 1. P. S. , visited
our school lasb.week, Heinterviewed
the trustees regarding the' sanitary
condition of the school and suggested
many impeov el oents that svere. abso-
lutely necessary, to he proceeded with
ns soon as possible for the hetilth ancl
well-being of the pimils.-Mr. Alex.
1,'u 1103), who 11:12 1141(311 111 Colorado for
several months, for the benefit of his
health, retnened home to Exeter last
week. We are sorry to learn that he
is not 1111 p1001141 141 health. The air of
Canada agreed fully better with him
than tlillt of Colorado. -The Misses
Lillie and Clara, Passmore were Spend -
:1 few days last week with friends
in Exeter.
:Kirk ton
Aliss 'Tessa. Stewart, after a pleitserit
visit -with Etta Fletcher, veturn-
eel to lier home in St. Mai'Ys
Maud Bryne, of Staffs, paid her
brother e flying visit last weelt.--Mr.
Robert 1>tuyis.spent Sunday' at home.
-Mr. Thoilleeta, 01 'ghillies:in, was here
attending the funeral 'of his sister last
Chappel, of Stairs, visited
hei brother, John ('101 j)[)([ last, week.
--Mrs. Joltit ElIloLt iaccaepanied by
her daughter, rot -timed 11Q/11[-!
clay after a visit to lum brottaer's,
John Ball an ty n e, George to w n -1-te v ,
IV, Stott \vas in 5110 tiled Mon d a Y
011 Inishiess in connection with the
corning ere ti of th e :"121hs11 elm re
heve.-',E'his week we record the death
of 0,o00..wr of our oit7)r.<-11.; irt the. person.
of Mrs. A.cigust klrethouitt, at the ago
of 41 years, 3 months, which sad everft
occarred on Sato -relay last.
Greenway
., great Mil ober of oaf' enterprising
farmers are hauling home large q uan-
title§ of tile. -We are pleased te no-
tice in the Aurora Ill., daily paper
that Mr, A. C. Wilson 'has eecured"
position as bookkeeper 10 the Q. & 13.
railway shops in that city. --Rev. J",
W. 'Baird, ;B. A., gave an eloquent dis-
course on the British Empire micl the
present war. It Was patriotic in every
sense. We 5111111 endeavor to give a
More fuller report, of it next week.
The collectiOn Wae hi aid Of the Patri-
otic Fund and aimetnted to $12. if
there were Boers 'present they .wiU
change their views to Loyalty to the
British flag. The 011nreh was decorat-
ed very beautifully with the picture Of
Her 'Majesty the -Queen end Unitm
Jack orid binning, ancl a large map
showing the extent of the Empire.
Eden,
Miss Vinew Fisher, of Exeter, and
Mies Harmah Batt, of Monett. were.
the guests of Mr5. Richard Coates a
few days this wee.k.--Itfre. Wm. Caves,
Who has been on the: sick list, is im-
proving -Mr. Sinion Hunter is busy-
pi:epos:mg for the erection of a fine,
new barn next sunspaces -Miss Gertie
Dempsey, of Exeter, and Miss Grade,
of London, were the guests of Miss
Rettie'Easery. on Tuesday- .lattee-Par-
ties are the order .cif the day. The
yoiatIr and beauty here and of Centralia
Met Tuesday night andspent a .mo.st,
enjoyableevening at Mr. Geo. Root's,
-Mr:Hamner, accompanie.a by his ten.
drove to London on Wednesday With
a lead of furnittiro fox. big son. -Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Esser-y.0.re imptovin
'after their recent Edwin.
Kerslake, of Farquhar, visited, Master
John Ltixton on Priday.Miss Mand
Quince, of Exeter, is Visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Skinner. -Mrs. R. Coateswa.s vis-
iting her uncle, Mr. John Delbridge,
on WednesdaY.-Mr. Samuel Skinner
sold a valeablehorse one day last week.
N. M. M. Stite spentjteli
Conpart of last
week in the Comity town getting the
map of the town of St. Joseph regis-
tered, -Wm. Valley, of Montreal,
owner of another block here, is expect-
ed up shortly for the puepose of hav-
ing work commenced.on said block, -
Mr. George Campbell and. wife were in
Hensell on Friday. -Mr. Rennie Du-
rand, is on the siek liet.--Miss A. Me-
Grigeor spent Saturday and. Sunday
last visiting her parents tear Kippen.
-Mr. and Mrs. H. Smith, of Grand.
Bend, were visiting at Mr. and Mrs.
D. Wilsons' on Friday.--Ourfisliermen
are now busy pointing anil dressing
their pondnet stakes ready for driving
as soon as the ice is off the lake. --Mi.
R O'Brien, So., accompanied by- his -
sister, 33e01(1)2, and cousin, Mr. H.
Horn, of Pigeon, Michigan, were visit-
ing Mr. and. Mrs. T. 1--L Horton, of
Lippley, the fore part of this week.
Fertile Valley.
(Too late for lastweel)
' Miss Mary Lewis has gone to London
to work, for a while. -Mr. Wm. Scott,
of the 131h1 has purchased a new fur
overcoat.- Mr. Fred Kerr, of Ore.diton
East, and Miss Dine, Wood, of London,
spent Sunday here with friends. -Re-
member the entertainment in aid of
the Red OrOSS F1.11141 at West McGilliv-
ray on March leth. A. good tinie is
expected. -'Spring is the time of the
year in which all nature shows itself.
So Itis quite natural for us to be-
lieve what Dame Rumor eays. ',What
does she say? Well by signs, etc., a
young 2l) from the 10th concession
is going to take away a young dame
from this vicinity. -The weather is
quite changeable. 'We hada few days
by which we would think that the
"Buller of spring had conquered the
."Cronje" of winfier.-The box social
held at Mr, Mark 'Watson's, on the 2nd
inst., was a marked. success. The la-
dies brought their own boxes, which
they adorned outwardly swill, but the
inside 517113, pack -ed full of what boys
like. So when the lids were raised each
boy thotight he was lucky enough to
get "Miss Right." After lunch a good
program was rendered. At the eon -
elusion of the program, Rev. Baugh,
of Ailsa Craig, who acted as chairman,
asked for n, hearty clap for the imnates
of the house, our noble Queen, Buller,
and the Canadian boys IlOW in South
Africa, and true loyailty was shown
by the crowd, but when a clap was
asked for Kroger not one replied. Pro-
ceeds were in aid of Red Cross Fund.
geventeou Years of Torture.'
lind a bad cough Jan' seventeen
years" writes Mrs. Seal lIamilton
of Lewisville, Tenn. "No doctor or
medicine could, cure 11 111)111 a year ago
I begen to use Dr. King's New Discov-
ery for consumption, , which did, me
more good than any other inedieines 1.
ever used. It is truly a grand cure
for stubborn Coughs, Colds -and Throat,
and Long troubles." Positively curee
Consumption, Pneumonia, Grip, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Bev Fever and. Croup.
Priem 50e. and. $1.00, Guaranteed,
Trial bottles free at drug store,
•, Centralia.
Miss, Lily Howiird, 'of Exeter spent
Mcindity here the guest of Mrs, 'Wria-
Down. A number of the young 'men
Of this 'vicinity left this -week for mani.--
Lobs,: . Among 1114,111 WereRalph Blind -
ford, Jzlahes Samoel •
Sheardown, jimaes Heitman and Thus,
'Ward. We wish 1115111 all peosperity-
Mrs. Hill of St. Paul, spent Stmelay
here with hey brother, SA7rn. Elliott.,
.--s.:11r, Rich. Elliott, of Toroo to, was,- •
the guest of his brother, -Wm. Elliott's
Fairfield. A_ large patty Wt.05 held at.
the residence of -'11.fr. \Vat. Elliott on
Friday night 21041 111 honor of his broth-,
ev, Dr. Elliott, or Torento, who spent',
Friday 1i 1) A if10,-,t eujoyObie 11(101,
500.S spent. -A merry load of the happy
yetttlts of the connounitygethered ne
this btirg one evening lest week ande
peoceeded to the home of Mr, and iNfres-
Si AndreWs, where
they were given a 54 11111 welcome ins&
enjoyed a very delightful and, ple,asant,
1114(4. -'--,J21101',1111' or tiuron's aged 1)10"
111 passed a way on ThLII:settuy /light
last, in the peesen. of Mr. Francis -
Anderson, at the age of 08 yeas's. The
Deceitsed came to this 7) 1111 ahoet 501,
years .t.gc.) and setttled on the 1kl1111 11051
111 tbe possession of Heury Hueton„
situated at Fairfield. A 111:10 yeaTS agC,
he quit the titian and has since them
been residing near Exeter, the place
where he died. The funeral took
place Senday to the Exeter cemetery.
DE,href OF MARTHA iS 005
-
Sad ditty this week 10 121(0241 17)0 410:1110
of
41 well known and highly respected. :
eesident of this place. in the peeson of
Mlles Maetha Hill, who passed peace-
fully 155 10 on Th inseay of last weeka,
ltiareh S. Deceased_ has (1,5)41(41 1)1111
since childhood end her loving and,
eheerful eisposllion had 10011 Mr lam-
a huge number of friends. Miss Hill
has for nearly twenty years been a
member of the Methodist elamich and, ,
during that time has used her talent
to the best of her ability in, working -
for her Savior. For 1/111110 years ehe'
has been a tee eher in the Sunday
School here and the impeession left
upon her scholars Will, be lasting and,
the result of 11111011 good. miss Inn
has left a well speut life, her suamings,
Were short and her death triumphant
for whenthe su untone came the soul.
was patiently awaiting its call and rose.
. . .
to be greeted in the bette,r shore by- a
hither 112(1 ID alley who proceeded her
ill -wilt five Years ago. A few years ago
the deceased left this part for London.
and while there connected herself with
Cote erne St. Church end was warmly -
welcomed bar its. members. During
tbe past two s,,pars she spent most of .
her time at Brussels at the home or
ROV. Mr. , Alleu. She returned at
Christnia,s ana a short time t1240 51.001
to vesicle at 'Crediton where she died.
Ear abatable and genial manner has:
W011 for her a phtee M the hearts of all
who knew her and her seddenand sad.
death was a shock to all. The funeral
took place' from the residences of her
brother, Richard to the Fetirfield,ceme-
tery lind was folio -Wed by a large con-
course of sorrowing friends. The fun-
eral sermon was preached on Sunday
evening by the Rev. 8.• Salton in the -
Methodist church here and lVaS listen-
ed. to by- 111051 gatheriug of SOLTOW-
hag friends. It was all iMpressiVe :end
touching -service and; brought tears to.
many Of the hearers, who expressec1.
sincere grief for the departed sister.
Thebereaved brothers and sisters helve
the heintfelt sympathST of the cone-,
munity.
Worla's Champion. Healer,
"I tried many remedies to care
piles," Writ08 Slitibh, of Latham
Ina "but Mond no 'relief till I itsed,
Bucklet's sli_rnica Salve. 1 ltahe not
been tree deed svith piles since." Gr 11(11
ettpile cure on etuth and. the best
salve in the world. 25e, per box guar-
anteed by all drugists.
Varna: A Higgins, our hustling,
harness -maker: and implement agent,.
has purchased Jas. Armstrong -SS 1081
4103100 in 'Varna, The prepertyis con-
veniently situated anti hae 11 etimixiodi,
ens house with a . se 111041 01(1 improve-
ments, and, a good large shop, which
B. A. is renovati rig in 'first-claesup-to-
date style for his harness enipoehune
'Mr: Higgins gets possesion the. 1st of
April; the piece paid was $1000. •
EMTIrt.
Enwsams.-In Allen, Craig, on March
5th, the wife of D, Edwards, of a
501..
OT.LLIES -In Ailsa Craig, en March 3,„
the Wife S. Gillies, 01. a ditug-hter,
1V1ARRIAGES.
SUMNER---ROBINSON- At the resiclen ce-
of the bride's pngents, on Mnrch 7t7),
by Rev. R. Whiting, B. A., Mr. Ern-
est Snniner, Logan, to .11fiss Annie,
eldest daughter of -air. Wm. Robin-
son, "Mitchell.
LAWRENCE-- DA VIS--- At the residenee
of the behles per tints, on Marcli 711,
14y lieV. J. T. Kervin, "Vitt George
Laweence, Logan, to Aliss Siteics Mary
siViliiteceh,odittughter :1.1'.v. John Davis,
\
Frsitisa-TstostsoN--At the inans_e.
Kippen, on Morch 7th, by Rev.
Acheson, Mr. Robert G. Fisher, o'e
1-taryes-, Noetli Dakota, to )(Liss Ag-
nes, daughter of the late George,
Thomson, of the London R,oacl, Hay..
I-IonGANS--MoDoNtststs-At the Rec-
tory, Ailsa Craig, on 1Vinrcia, 7th, by
the Rev. L. W. Diehl, Romanis Levi
ilodgins and Etta, McDonald, both
of McGilliveay.
Ktia.shAR-E-CA.NN-At the residence
01 1111' bride's parents, on March 71,11;
by tile Rev. W. J. Waddell, George
Kersliike to Miss Mary E. Cann, or
usbotne.
Delarits,
BEETIIOU.R.—At Kirkten, March 10,
the wife Of August,Beetliour, figeel .11
years, 8 tnouths,