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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1901-5-16, Page 1FOURTEENTH YEAR. -670. •Aste*.1011.00MMOMIIMOMOLIM•10.NOMMOI...011•*.iiiin*.01•100. EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY H A ) A R CORN CORN I OORNHI 4e;--.0t4C40.00.CeteS*C4400.feeCCI&MO&V=6(4Q&-C:CeeeZe:4-0C.,CeekeeekiC IMPROVED LEAMING9 MAMMOTH SOUTHERN SWEET,. SPRAY PUMPS qid '0 0 CARDEN SYRBNCES SCREEN DOORS & WINDOWS . . BISHOP SON MONEY TO LOAN, We have unlimited private funds for in- vestment upon farm. or -village property, at e west rates of interest. DICKSON & CARLA ING, Barristers, etc., Exeter. MONEY TO LOAN. I have a large amount of private funds to loax1 on torra and village properties at low rates ofinterest. F. 1777. GLAnmAx, Barrister, Main Street Exeter. • Winehelsea Miss Gertie Miller spent Sunday at her home heve.—Mr. John Slemons raised his barn last week which was the first of the season.—Mr, William Clark is bringing the engineer on re. watercourse. ---Mr. John Richardson is on the sick list. We hope it Islay not prove seriousa-Mr. Geo. Heywood sold four fine stockers to Pat Curtin for which he received a good price.—Mrs. May and daughter, of Exeter,were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jones on Mon- day. —Mr. and Mrs, 13err, of Fullerton, were the guests of W. 3. Roy on Mon- day—W. 3, Roy and wife spent Sun - at the formerie payouts. Eden Miss Addie Morlock., of 'Mitchell, spent Sunday in town. Fred Hawkshaw left, on :Tuesday to work in the Lohdori MrS. Middleton, of Staples, is viait- ing her son, Frank, in town Mrs. (Rev.) Miller, Of Thamesford, is the guest,cif Mrs.''E. Spackman. • Messrs. IJ. Cunningham, and I. R, Biseett spent SuntheY In Seafortla M T Westeott is recovering COURT OF REVISION. from her recent attack of erysipelas. Notice is hereby given that the Court of Re. vision for the Assessment Roll of the Township of Stephen, will hold its first meeting for the present /ear in the Town Eall, Crediton, on Monday,' Mny 27th; at the hour of Ten O'Clock A.M oration, :may 7th, 1001. liriOtY RmiullR, Olerk3 MAIL CONTRACT. Lea sale will meet is usual on day evening. Topic; to be introduced by Miss Blanch Book \i1 Creigh- ton, who was visiting fuiends in Lon- don for the past t -W7 o weeks, vetnened home Sateuelfiy.--Mr. Robeet \Via:ley is on the sick list. Mr. George Hoc- key spent Sundey with his parents at Crediton. —Mr. R. E. Buswell wheeled to Mitehell Settutelay on business.— Miss Almire. Luker, who has been visiting friends in Kii:kton for the past month, reterned home one day last week. --Rev. Anderson, of the. Fullerton circuit, will preach the [league Anniversary eevices here next Sunday afteenoon. 141r. and Mrs. R. R. Rogers visited the former's home in Parkhill on Sun- day. , Miss Washington, of Clinton, was the guest of Mrs. P. W. Collins this week. Mrs. French, Matron of the House Refuge, called on friends in town this week. ' Messrs. -Matheson, Armstr'onee and Dayman, of Clinton, spent Sunday- in town.' • SEALED. TENDERS, addressed to the Post- ' master General will ee' received at Ottawa until Noon,. on 'Friday, the 7th of jnne, 1001, for the Co0. veyance of Nis Majesty's Mails, on a. proposed Con- e' tract for fotir,years, six times per week each way, `!,, between Exeter and St Marys from the lst. July next. Printed notices containing further information as to conditions of proposed Centract may be seen and blank forms of Tender may be obtained at the Post Ofilees,"on the Route, and atthis office. 'Tenders ate also filed, for this service with either Thames Road, Elimville, or Winchelsea as the startino. point POST OFFICE INSPECTOR'S OFFICE. London, 20th April, 1001. y H. G. HOPHIRH, • Post Office Inspector. TESTRIONIAL OF a THOUS RUSSELL 16 1001.clik 10.4§hwooil Mr, 'Henry Callfess has been laid up for the peet three weeks with: an. at- t1tCk of erysipelas.—Mr, I.?red Ilsfe :hes lead his ineery-gceround set tin dining the pest two eeke, but only eon it one ecening, as the weether has been wet end cald,—gr. John Torearice'Ve S in tlie villege Saturday buying horses". e-Tdie A. here will hold Rally- Dey eepeicals on Su oday, the 19th., AD intor0Aing program wilt be given on .that (bite. They ttlso intend visitieg the Zurich .Society on the eyening of, the 21st. A good a od profitable time expeeted.--Me. 3 ohn Gras' biel was laid off work last week and :le 1coese- quence. was missed frem behind the countee Of Ma John Hell's genend store.LaM Ileury %Villert has been laid 'iv driving the past week with ra100111 el is! 0. --'l'b 1 iLloge e' ustees have, had the roa -graclee at, work. on the Bronson line jest porth of the, vil- lage.HA. fistic encounter oceterred the Main street, corner of our village Setusday evening, between taro of our citizens over a little wrangle they had abotit eidin g bi es. eles on the side,waiks. NO one Wae badly hurt however. We don't, see why our, villegetrustees don't pase a liyaew strictly prohibititig sne11 practice t Indthen 'bring' eaeli and every pereon .ander the to‘vnclock, who ssall continue doing so regardless of the law. This we think would put a stop to riding on thcasideevalk. Mr. Cbas. Parrott, of Mitehell, spent Sunday in town, the guest of Henry Gould. ' Dr. and Mrs.,Samieson, of Duebam, are the guests of Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Martin. Mr. Jos. Senior spent is few days in Hamilton the begining of the week on business. License Inspector Ballantyne, of Sea - forth, was in town on official business Thursday last. Mrs. Shaw, of Teeswater, is visiting her daughter, Miss Shia,w, milliner for the R. Pickard Co. ZTheielL Mr. S, Hardy and family left on Thursday for theie new hpene .Cer- eonyille, elicbigame-Mr. Martin Hese who has been very ill for 50010 time, bas departed this life, and the remains were laid, to rest in the Liitheean cenle- tery, Hewes jest 19 years of -age, and: since Zhe death of his mother, a bout three Menthe ago, he had inede his home with his tirethee Peed, at Wheise place he died. The synepethy of the entire comniunity is extended to the sorroveing relatives. Pete Koeh- ler has rented. his feren to hie, son Os- car; and has moved to the house on the Caneda'Conepany farth., To the value of Eng,lish Stook Food manufactured by C. Lutz, Exeter. ,This is to'certify tlaitt I .haVe used English. Stock Food,:for young calves which were fed on separated. milk. They did remarleably well on the food. I think it an excellent food for young calves and would recommend 4s use to stock raisers. Price 14 pound's for $1. Terns. RUSSELL Usborne. , . ADDITIONAL LOCALS. Miss A. Brooks, Exeter North, at- tended the funeral of Mrs. E. Moore at Trowbridg,e on Sunday. Mr. Geo. Case, of the London Road, north, is visiting friends in London filid West Nissouri this week. Mrs. T. H. McCallum and two daugh- ters, also Mrs. 'Douglas, spent Sunday, the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. McCord, Ilderton. Mr. Thomas Trick, of Clinton, at- tended the -wedding of Mr. T. X. Lock- hart to Mrs. H. 5:unwell, On 'Wednes- day morning last. Mrs. Piper emderwent a surgical opdation on Srinday last for the re- moval of an internal trouble. She is recovering nicely. Sodoni Mr. Bobier, of Exeter, entertained uur,citizens with his phonograph one evening last week. -,-Miss Maud Isaac has gone to visit her sister, Mrs. Bew- den, in Liman, who is suffering from inflammatory itheumatisna—Mrs. W. Sweet, who has been very ill, is im- proving and it is hoped will soon be well agaim—Miss Alice Ford, of De- troit, is home visiting her parents.— .Mr. Simon Stacey,- of Petrolea, who left here a number of years ago, has rettomed and. concluded to become a citizen of Sodom once more, --Mrs. G. Milligan, of London, who has been vis- iting at her parent's,Mr.and Mrs.lsaitc, has returned home. --Mr. Wm. Smith paid Sodom a flying visit, on his nesv wheel on Sonday.—Mr. S. Prouty lost h valuable pig one day recently. Centralia C. II.''SANDERSIEDITOR.. Clinton: On Friday Mr. Ben Cole SUNK IN THE RAPMS. had the misfortune to step on a rusty port Huron, May 11.—Thenail, badly lacerating his foot. barge Fostoria coal laden, from San - Gamlen: A quiet but pretty wed- dusky to Sault 'Ste. Marie, was sunk ding was solemnized in St. Thornas in the rapids at the bead of St. Clair church, here on Sattuelay at noon, when Miss Jennie Carty, eldest daugh- ter of the late James Carty, of this place, WKS married to Mr. W. 11.1-lard- ine of London. The ceremony was pereformed by Rev. W. F. Brownlee. West lifcCi-illivra.y: A s:-,,rioos acci- dent he ppened to 'elle; Wm. Peneice, 16th con. He Was driving a teemof young'colts,when one of the lines gave t tly and caused them to run away, throwing Mr. Penrice out,eu Wog him severely about the head MI a D 11 Ili ft on of his legs. Mr. M:11:7k \ itet I, W110 S riding with him at the tine saved himself by junping out of the wagon. The lanarterly Board of the Metho- dist chinch met here last week ffer the transactiOn of business. All the fin- ances weve well up and after filling up losses by deaths and removals in the membeeship,• the pastor reported an increase of 12 members. The chnrch (111(1 parsonage are Pntitely free of debt and the malister who tallows our pres- ent pastor will find matters in good shape.—Mr. Jno. Essery was appoint- ed to attend the District meeting in Exeter this week. Deahrn °V WM. BAGSELAW.—Per•• baps no death that has occurred in this community so profoundly affected ev- eryone with sorrow as that of Wm. B. Bagshaw, son of •Mr. Wna Bagsbaw, of Stephen, who died on Friday night Inst at his residence, on the 3rd conces- sion of Stephen, at the age of 28 years, 3 months. The deceased was stricken down about five weeks ago with an Acute attack of appendicitis and his ease at once assumed a serious nature. The hest medical aid was summoned and after a careful deagnosis of the case an operation was recommended being the only thing that would be likely to save his life. The operation was performed at the hands of Dr. W ishart, of London, assisted by Drs. B eo wni lee mci Rivers. He survived the shock of the operation but his svus a, hard strngle with the grim reaper,. life at all times being at a very low ebb until death relieved him of his sofferings. His remains were tak- en ob Saturday morning to Canning - ton and were -buried beside his wife's relatives. A short service wits eo0. ducted at the hoose on Saturday morn- ing, about '7 o'clock by the Rev. 5. Sal- ton, after Which the remains were fol- lowed by a lone peocession of rigs to the station. On Sunday evening last o memorial service was held in the Methodist church and the respect held for him by young anti old was seen by tbe sympathetic tears that gathered in every eye. Several of his neighbors and co-workers in the &berth spoke words of sympathy and eulogy during the solemn memorial service. As Bible class leader he will be greatly missed., and as public school teacher his place will be hard to fill. He came here to teach aboot two years ago and only one year ego last Christmas he brought his fair young bride amongst us and now she and a little babe are left be- hind. It is one of the saddest occur- rences that has taken -place in our neighborhood for many years. The sincerest sympathy of the comnamity is expressed for the bereaved widow and sorrowing relatives twirl friends. Hats 000 10 Church,. The following is the reason given by a minister in a neighboring town why women should take their hats off in his church: "No human being can get much good out of the sermon un- less be can See the speaker's face and studies its expression., No sermon can inspire a man who is looking into a lop sided aggregation of de:u1 birds, stuffed weasles, chameleon skins, rib- bons, jets, beads, stick steaws, pa,per flowers, corn tassels, end thistle clown. It makes the sinner feel lost in this wilderness. —Kingston Freeman. 'Airs. N. McAvoy and her sistei., Miss Annie Sanders, leave this morning to visit their brotner, Ed., at Elora, who still continues very low-. Compressed Tragedies The first is an old one, the pioneer, perhaps, with which most of our read- ere- ers are no clonbt Gun, Joy, Fun, Gan, Burst, Boy, Dust. The second orle in the series is quite up to date and is dariog in theme and SCSMS1011. Boy, Pliers, Electrip Wires, 131.ne, fleshes, Boy ashes. The third probably contains horror per word as any. Cook Maria, Kitchen fire; Wood green, Kerosene; Kitchen fire, Splendid light, Cook Maria, Angel bright. „ • , Mr, W. C. HOston,•who accompanied the remains of the late W. B. Bagshaw to Cannington, where they were laid to rest on Sunday, re)turned home Monday. Mrs. F. W. Collins returned from Ancaster last week. She was aceom- , ponied by her niece, Miss Eva Collins, daughter of Rev. 3. H. Collins, who will visit here a short time. St. Maeys: On Set:led:1y, Mey there died et her home in west weed, M cgai t McColl a chle, lady al thong not widEly knewn yet respected ...Ind loved by those who knpW, her best. Miss McOonrichle has lived With her lather a nd tilother, at their 0 tt ttti•io-St. hoine for about twelve years previens to Whieh they lived in Fullru ton. St. Marys: On Friday, Mr. Sohn Bridgernan, o gentleman for many years a resideut of St. Marys passed quietly away at his home on. Ontario st. at the ripe age of 81 yenas and l) months. Up to within a short time of his dee th he was in excellent health except for a weakness of the joints which has for some years confined hitu closely to the house. Blyth: The body of a new-born in- fant was found submerged in 0 creek on the fano of Mr. James Purvis, lot 18, eon. 14,- West Wawanosh, a few days ago. ' A coroner's inquest was held et the residence of Mr. Purvis ou Tiles:ley. Dr. Milne, coroner, of this place. presided. According to the medical evidence given the bady was strangled before being thrown in- to the eueek. The eoroner's jury brought m e verdict of death from strangulation by some person or per- sons as yet unknown. Mitchell: Mrs. Samuel Gerry had second paralytic stroke last week and early Tuesday morning the aged lady passed away. She had been a great eafferer for many months and, her deeth %vase happy release. A husband and grown op family survive her. visiting friends in Logan last week Mr. Christian Ron nenberg, was stricken down with a serious paralytic stroee, from the effects of which he died Saturday morning. He retired from farming ten years ago and lived here ever since. He was a good citi- zen, and. his sudden call is deeply re- gretted. A small but grown up family and widow survive him. Stanley: Mie.Walter Moffatt,of the 3rd concessime departed this life Mon- day morning. The immediate cause of denth was pneumonia., from Which she bad only heels ill aboet two days. She had, however, been in delicate health for some years, and her enfebl- ed constitetion WAS riot able to stand the strain of the disease for long,. Mrs. Moffatt's maiden name was Janet Mc- Kenzie. She was a native of Pash- linch, Wellington county, ancl remov- ed to Stanley with her husband about 38 years ago. They first settled on the 411h concession and afterwards 10 - Le the Std, where the deceased remained uutil her death. Mr. Moffatt died about five years ago. They only had one son. Mr. John Moffatt, wbo resides on the homestead. Mrs. Mof- fatt was 66 years of age. rive.r 1st orght, as a result ot hem& strue.k sqUarely by 1 heavy eftke of lee. TWO lives were lest,: while three of the crew were saved, being eescued by the tug ArgyleThe lost are. Mavie Wm - 401d, Se:nuan Waltee ,§troh& l. both from' 8:incluskY.ttud. unmarried: The reseuedatre Capt. Jame§ A.' LOCk- hart,. Annie Lockhart (his daughter, :old cook i.ef the vessel) ana S:tiloa El, tner Cronk, all be SC:nth-I:sky. 'The wreck lies just abrest of the Grand Trnsile elevatoe on the 0:median side of the channel. Grand Bend Ed. Walker, of Centralia spent Fri- , day here. LeTheBerid football team in- tend .organizieg, shortly and are now Open for challengeS.--11In AVare Oliver is ellesmiles these days. Its, a airs...Maxie Gill, of Exeter North, has :Moved into her new hoose here at ehe Bend.—The pond net dishernien have nearly all their stakes drVven and will soon: have their 7nets sea—Spine fish- ing hes again commenced. here.e-Mr. Boseenberryintende Metting his Merry - :go round in Mr. Spacknian's perk this season.—Mi'. Beet- Holt has 'again returned home. Beet doesn't like .gathering eggs D Bachenen' Of " • D. Siliplca,; spent Sunday evening' heye.--. lehr. Hamilton Will soon have his .new engine in working Oder. This will be a greet benefit totheBend.—We hear the goVernmenhbes made it grant of $37001.0 Grand Bend harbor. What we want next is a railebed,The Maple Grove'eettages are new heieg put Op. Crediton le Intl eb 7r A TRAMP ESCAPES FROM JAIL. Woodstock, May 13 —On $at lard4 :light, Frank O'Neil e neu11. who had been sent dose e Ilene .Tilsoriburg for e0 da' sou the chaige of ste:iling evide • ma an M.C.R. trate, made his escape fronithe countY jail, He wes employed in the kitchen and nelde his way inte the jail propel: NVhtle the officiele were at simper. There he pried (Mee the turnkey's desk end with a key. he found there, opened the room where the clothes W01.11, when a term is en, tered upOn,are kept. He also took the' turnhey-s re,volver for protection fled $1 or $5 from a, desk in the jailer's of- fice, :Ind donning his clothes, he start- „ ed back to the kiteheo :end climbed out over the bars across the window there. When arrested he was heading for 9tral0 Ild is believed to haVe. gone inAbat directiort now. He is a young fellow about 18 years of age. The turnkey was not out of the jail more than 15 minutes. A SERIOUS CONFLAGRATION. Mr. Wm. Anderson, late of the Met- ropolitandeft on Monday for Stratford, accompanied by his family, where he will visit 0 sh.ort tinie before ,he goes into business again. He has not de- cided yet where he will locate. BrintSley. A quiet marriage took place at the English church rectory, Clandeboye, on Monday; May 6, when Miss Susan- nah Corbett, daughter of Mr. Nathan- iel Corbett, was united in holy hoods of Matrimony to Mr. Albert Gower, of this place. The ceremony 'was per- formed by the Rev'. Brownlee, while the brideie niece, little Miss Mabel Sut- ton,,of Exeter. acted as maid Of bettor. ----- -Usborne Council, . mow PERSONAL. zetustweivaeadv.,Ael .egmesaaeoggsb Walter 'Rem spent Sunday at his home in Zion. Dr. L. le Follick, of St. Marys, spent Sundfty at home. Mr. Win. Levitt spent Tuesday with friends in Granton. J. G. STAIsTBIffitY, E. 11., (formerly Collins 11 Stanburs,7) Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, (Mnveyancer, Money to Loan—Exeter, Oa, The teachers gave their pupils 0 half a holiday last Friday to clean up the school grounds. The trustees have planted a fine lot of maples along the east side of tbe lot, and with good care We should have as 'nice a ground as any in the County, --;Our flaxinen haye completed se.eding: &bout 600 acres has been sown this year.—Miss Hartiiebs pf Zarich, was the guest of Miss Clara Seigner last Sunday.—Mr. Gottleib Brown has it severe atttack of blood -poisoning and is now under the doctor's 001 e. the matter with our boys? Why can't we get up 'a good baseball team. Surely we have plenty of young men who would like to play.—Mr. Trevethick, of Exeter, gave the village a flying, v1sit7last Friday.—Mr. B. Hill, of Vancouver, .13.C.,has been the guest of his sister; Mrs': (.3r.) Rivers tlm past week. -=-D.- Jamieson, M.P.P., of Dur - 'ham, was in the village last Thnesday. —Mr. W. W. Buchanan,' of Winnipeg, gaee a very intereeting lecture in. the Town Hall last Thursday, under the auspices of the Royal Templars of Tem- peranee of this village. A lead of Exeterites Were peesent,and umber took part in theprogeam.—The no 50115 have. ceinpleted the brick work of, our new fire -hall. The trustees have had to etand corieidetable teasiegthe pa*, week about the frorit' door, 'When the frott wall Was nearly finished Some person measured. the door and when going to the engine it was found that the engine could not be admitted, so the frame Was lengthened at once foneh to the ainueenient of the old gents, Whp are out Chief inspectors arid Ceitica—Mee. Henry Eilbee is on the sick lief.. • We trust she eoon recover. ---Our Sidewalks: are in a bad state of repairiespecielly the Oflp going` eolith along Beaver's block. ---The V. P. Rally Day will be held in the Evangelical ehuncli: next San - (by, Roy: Litt Will prefteli eetenbil, to the yelling people in the morning 'and the eeetione prograni Will be given by tbe Inenibees Of the Allizinee. Walkerville, May 14.—The premises and plant of the Walkeeville Metch Co. were totally destroyed by fire ear- ly this morning. -About 10.30 the watchman at Gardner Bros. & Co.'s basket factery noticed the flames issu- ing from the tipper story, on the south. end, and sent in an alarm. The fire brigade responded promptly, but when it arrived ou the scene the three upper stories were enveloped in flames. The men worked hard, and for a time seem- ed to check- the flames, but on account of the very inflammable nature of the contents of the building they soon burst forth again fiercer than ever., The fire brigade then abandone.d any hope of saving the building and con- fined itself to saying it frame building used as o box factory, just scmthof the match company's building and the match factory. In this it succeeded, tart inside of two hours nothing was left of the match fectory but the smoke stacks. Hivedly a piece of well re- meined standing. The origin of the dee is unknown. The loss is estimat- ed varioosly from $110,000 to $115,000, Insurance is about, $80,000. Council met May, 4t11 pursuant to adjom•nmerit. All the members were peesent. The minutes of April meet- ing were read and approved. By-law No 3, confirming the appointment of pathmasters was passed, signed and sealed. The petition for the forma- tion of a new school section, composed of parts of sections No. 5, 2, 4, and 0 was very strongly opposed, so . the prayer of the petitioners was not grant- ed. A court for the revision of the Assessment Roll for 1001, will be held at Ellin:elide on June 1st at 10 &clock, in the forenoon. Ordets were issued in payment of accounts, antounting to $116.70, and Council adjourned to meet June let after Court of Revision; F. MORLEY, Clerk. /710171"Lsoe' Phis Signlitire in an eveeaeoe a the genuine Laxative Bromo-Quitiitte Tn.bias the Iremed.v that itnres fl telif fla came siriy Around About rs Farqnhor: .111r. G. IC Hackney, who has been attending Detroit College of Medicine for the post four . years, was home last week for a few days, but re- torned to Detroit on Wednesday, where be will be graduated an M. D., and will Commence to practiCe 11) Northern Michigan. Seriforthe At the first of July the three year pastorate of Rev. Mr. Rus- sell, who has been in charge of the Methodist church hero for that inter- val, will encl. On Wednesday even- ing, ot the lest regular meeting of the board for the year, expression Was given, individually as well as by a more forinol resolution, to the appre- ciation of his services by the emigre. Blytle: Another disastrous fire 'vis- ited this place early on Tuesday morn- ing when the roller flour mills, opera- ted by Mr. W. H. Finnemore, were to- tally destroyed, together with the office and elevator. The fire was first discovered by Mr. James Sims, whose residence was only a few yards from the burning structure. It was four o'clock when Mr. Sims was awakened and at that time both mill and elevat- or, although separated by several feet, were in the throes of the firy element. There was every evidence to show that the fire had been burning for at least one hour before being discovered. The alarm was soundecl and the fire engine and firemen responded promptly knit werennable to do anything towards saving either the mill or the elevator. The boiler room and engine room, with their contents, and wood in the yard were saved by the good work of the brigade. Mitchell: At the Division Court held here on Fridley an important horse case was heard before His Hon. Judge Bar- ron. In January last Messrs. B. Far- row, of Stratford, and Adam. Koenig, of Mitchell,purch used a horse from Mr. G. Fitzgerald who lives near Dublin, for $90. The animal was delivered by Fitzgerald on April 1, but the purchas- ers refused to accept it, coetending that its back was affected in some why, Fitzgerald sold the horse to another party for $70,and entered a suit against Farrow and Koenig for the difference, $20, and an additional $1 for expenses incurred in bringing the horse to Strat- ford mid beck to Dublin again. Mr. Thomson, of Mitchell, appeared for the plaintiff and Mr. J,C.Maleins, of Strat- foed, foe the defendants. After hear- ing the evidence His Honor gave judg- mentin favor of the plaintiff for the full amount, specified, besides the costs of the court. Seaforth: One townspeople general- ly will regret to hear of the proposed removal Rev. Fathee McCa,be, the re- spected pastor of St. James' chinch. His removal will take place about the tet of June, and his new parish will be near Simcoe, Norfolk county. Dur- ing his residence heve Father McCabe was not only popular with his own people, but won the respect and es- teem of the entire community. Goderich: On Tuesday moreing Frank Reed was brought before His Honor Jealge MASS011 for sentence on two charges of burglety andfor break- ing out of a' lockup, to the whole of which he has preeehusly pleaded gull- ty. As soon as the county attorney had asked for sentence, the prisoner, in ansWer to the judge's question, said he committed the offences and suppos- ed he woold have to softer like others. He claimed they were his first offences and asked mercy from the indge. His Honor briefly reviewed the CASe and coneludect by sentencing Reed to six months hard labor in the Central on each of the charges, the sentences to run concurrently. KilIs Germs. Thai's precisely what Vapo-Cresolene does. You light the vaporizer, the vapor of Cresolene is given off. Not a disease germ can live in this vapor, yet it cant possibly harm even the youngest child. Just n at u r al 1 y breathe -in the vapor, it destroys the germs of la grippe, ha:y fever infiu- common sense treatment for all enza, and whoopinv-cough. it's the troubles of the throat and bronchial tubes. 2.6 Yapo.Cresolene is sold by druggists everywhere., A Vapo-Cresolene outfit, includ Ina the Vaporizer and Lamp, which should last a life -time, and a bottle off Ctesolene, complete, 51.50; extra supplies of Creso- 1e51e25cents and 50 cents, Illustrated booklet contain- ing physicians' testimonials freeupon request. VAP07, CRISSOLENE. CO, mb Fulton Si., New York, U.S.A. BIRTHS. • WRIGHT.—In Ailsa Craig, on May 3, the wife of Wm. Wright of 1, son 7 11,1toneeBTeen —In Exeter, on May 9, the wife of Mr. Frank Middleton, of a daughter. WILLEM'. —At Dashwood, on May 1, the wife of Henry N. Willert, of a son., JAPFRAT;--III Ushorne, Thames Road; on May Dth, the wife of Geo. Jaiff- ray of e sop. GLAVIN—in StephetaSouth Boundary, on May 15th, the wife of Patrick Glavin, of a daughter. Whasnonse--In Zurich, on May 2, the . wife of John Weseloh, of it daugh- ter. BRonp.ack—At the Goshen line, Hay, on May 3, the wife of EVelin Brode- rick, of 0 daughter. MARRIAGES. ,---- GOWE11.—CORBETT.—At the. rect,oree Clandeboye on May 6th,by the Re,v. Mr. BrownleeeMr. Albert Gower, to Miss Susannah, daughter of Mr. N:t- thaniel Corbett; both of the town- ship of "MeGillivray. LOCKTIART—SAMWELL.—At the resi- dence of Geo. Sarnwell, Esq., on Wednesday, May 151h, by. the Rev., W. M. Martin, Be D. 11Ir. T, S. LOSS OF A SCHOONER. Goderich. May 13.—Capt. Dean, of the steamer Advance, arrived here to- day and reports coming across the schooner Narragansett, of Milwaukee, in the middle of Lake Huron, 25 miles due east 4 Point Au Barges. The crew had abandoned her and she was full of water. He put three of his men on board and towed her towards Goderich for about three hours, whenthe sank in about, two minutes, eleYen miles north-west of Goderich. If it is aStluria, oflchit1e, otoup, or tuky such trouble, iVapeCresolene, All Druggists. Lockhar(, of Kingston, formerly Principal of the Exeter Public school to Mrs. Minnie Samvvell. DEATHS B&Gsuk'w.--In Stephen, on May IOth, William B.,' Bagshaw, aged 22 yearss .3 Months. . Hifees—At Zurich, on May 6, erten le Hess, Aged 16 years,7 monthe,6 days. WR1GHT.—In Allse Oral, On Nifty, )4. Infant son Ir. and Mreo W. Wright.