Exeter Advocate, 1902-3-20, Page 1=
FIFTEENTH YEAR.
OUR ANNOUNCEMENT.
We wish to thank the laclies and gentleman of Exeter and vicin-
ity for the personal inspection of our stoc1. dnring opening days
aud wish to announce this svMs. we heve coming vo hand t Wo large
shipments of goods. which we will be pleased to show to yoe, Our
stock evlu soon be complete with SPRING GOODS, but we desire
to speeially mention one particislar line of
DRESS GOODS BOT. AS •A OLEARING-OUT LINE
which we can dispose of to you
AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE COST
It cos -Bests of Yeeetiane. Homespons, Crepeleue. Worsteds,
Serge -MI x tted Vigostreoux at $1.00 per yard. These goods are
worth $1.50 anti $1.75 a yard and the colors wilt he Oaken., New
Olive. Etepbant °ley, Bisenit. Navy, Purple. Fawn, Slate Brown,
Prone Mix, Fawn -Slate, Ligete-Beown, Isight-Nitvet and other
shades. The goods am
BOT. FOR SUITING'S AND ARE \ION WIDE
QUIRES ONLY 5 YARDS FOR A. SUlT AND
NEEDING- NO LINING FOR TUE SKIRT.
Ask for our American Perealine Linings at 1ee.20cand2ewe yard.
Fast colors and will eat stretch. NV'e tarry the Shrunk lillastic
Duch Canvass. ' These goods teens 1m:1.A/int:able, combined With
their entsticitioneke them superior te any other fortu of dri.ss
facing now in nee end Are only 12e ces, ft yard. We will be pleased
to show you through our stock, Thenking you for pilot toroth.
Oroa Specialty.
POPLESTONE & GARDNER
Post Mace Mock.
L(OY TO Witte.
1uvet 'aadlralted relvate 1imd
Viistraciatt upon term or Villne
lowest rates of Interest.
Dtestetne CAstaNg.
Earristere.oree Exeter.
1,10.NEV WAX.
ef.I.
II eve alert:eft:lament of eriva,to feudsto
loan ou farm end village proevrtles at IOW
rates oflnterest.
F. W. (11.A1tme.x.
Bardeter.alain Street Exeter
entiner ELLIOTT
Real Claw and insumure Aeent
Farm ar:d all propertirti hi tight and sold en
'tsonable prnns. tirteraldwellitie beasts for eale.
Imils in all pattti of Manitoba and the Sortiewetit
for tale.
. Sale Reister•
THUD:DAY, elARCIl :la --rana stock and im•
piements, theproperty tit David Wynn, Lot D. ven-
etstlion 11, rabortte. it7a1e at one o'cloelt. IL Wein),
Auetioneer.
MONDAY, dr,-Ifouseliald effects, the
property et Mrs. A. Itout, North Lit U. Con.
ecssion 4,tetbernte Salo itt 2 teeTorh. If. Drewn,
Au?tieneer.
THVESDAY. MAII(11 2L-Ifonse and Lots in re
-.sr:startle arra lbw:chola, efferts. the pra,.4:rt2.•
wmerrelee. saleat eteeloele H. Drown, Aurthinere
/TARE FOR SALE
The underdened Mites for sale that desirable farm
in teo township of reborne, being West part of Lot
emetession a, eontaining 70 aerestaitqated. of a
mite from school anti within a mile from luxeter.
There bon the premises a gond brick house, barns
and other out buildings; good supply of water anti a
good orchard, Terms easy and to suit purchaser..
Apply to
Kiimacs,
Exeter P. O.
••••••••
amlop*.yanamn.a.
Wanted.
have a gond opening for a eotnpetent Life In-
surance man, to work a district from Exeter, and to
a good man who can produce business, we are pre.
parkl to offer a very liberal contract. Applieations
IOU be treated confidentially if requested. Apply to
he ea ce, °rot) or,
Gro. P.. ILonmox,
Manager 'Western Ontario,
London.
SP.F111 BARLEY FOE sem
the undersIgned has a quantity of blaek barley for
sale -guaranteed clean.
W. D. Selman, Con. 3, Stephen, Exeter, P. 0.
...grararomonste.
QEE11) OATS FOR SAM
L.71
The undersigned has a quantity of choice White
Ligamo seed oats for sale.
Joan IbillAucix, COn. 8, Hee, P. 0.
pASttlItE TO LET. •
.
For horses and cattle on reasonable terms. Stock
• to be taken On the ranch at Lot 1. corner of Klon-
dike Road and Stibben's side road, on and after
April 1.1th, whe•n a •num tvM take cheroot 60111(1m,
in the season. For further particulars apply to,
•Om. WArrs,
••
Thedford.
• HOESE ANDLOT FOBSALE.
On Alexander street, ExeterNorth, a one story
frame house, .containing 0 rooms. The lot contains 1
acre of land, on which are 40 fruit trees, a good. well,
good location and convenient to school. For panic-
ulars"apply to •
• Has. Jcsr Hens,
on the premises, or Hay, P. 0.
Just Arriyed
THE
New SOyerign Shoes
Spring and Summer.
The Latest Styles of Last
and Toe.
Also a choice lot of Men's
and Boy's Heavy Work shoes,
at prices that will surprise °us-
- tomers.
Eggs taken in exchange, or
5 per cent. off for cash on
Boots and_ Shoes.
Harness of all descriptions
always on hand.
-R 11 SWEET.,
Treble's Old Stand
Vent rAtlia
G, --3,11i lea:119T Swath leareet
et e ttUr t14.- 44041 ‘-::44-0 a dr,
171417444i44904.,L125platth
e tralen. Itaair„,. learnt her trzle
t.sTent, Zsflor. asall a,"444t'o4,4-44.114105•94
3444 a44i Greeieie Wee, tetesa e14t, re
e.se tenet* ratele
Ureenway
:inks L. Hobo arrive4 bottle after ;
pleasant visit in Maleolne-Don't for-
get the concert on Faidity eveniug,21st
lust, given by the choir of the Boetou
Methodist (*hotel), in Wilson's Hall.
Lottie Eagleson visited her ttent, Mre.
A. lioteon, last week,
Orttitld BeIed
Mr. P. Defore, of this place, has
MVO to Dryedole. elm. Devine .has
loved into the house %%tented by him.
-Messrs. George Down tutd J. Gill res
turned home hrom London Thureday,
where they attended the Epworth
League convention. -Mr, R. Wait left
elonday morning to work for :Vollm-
er, a Veiborne.-Miss We, Oludl, of
Zurieb, who hoe been working for Mie
Jos. Breuner for the past few mouthe,
letnened home Monday. -Mr. John
Rumford reterned home from Strat-
ford Friday last.-Aliss A. Skippen, of
Klondyke, is working at Mr. Hamil-
ton's. -A. large number of the inhabi-
tants of Mondyko haye moved here on
nceonnt a the flood.
Zion
The fine Nverither made people feel
happy last week. --Miss Bathe ilern
gave a largo number of her friends an
enjoyable time one evening, while Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Hearn entertained nil
efi.. liern's brothers and sisters to an
oyster supper. -Mr. and. Mrs. William
Hem left for Manitoba on Saturday. -
Miss Mary Taylor as home again, after
spending a couple of weeks at M. W.
Lankin's.-Mr. J. Hern sold one of his
horses to Mr. Frank Brock for a good
sum. -Miss Lonisa Hern entertained a
large number of her Mends on Wed-
nesday evening. -Our delegates from
the Zion League attended the Epworth
League Convention held in London
last week. -Miss Eliza 'Lingard has
gone to London to work, while Miss
Sarah Batten has gone to Mr.J.Brock's
foe the summer; Miss Emma. Towl has
been employed with the Coupland
Bros., of Woodham, for the coming
summer and Miss Jessie Jacques with
Mr. E. Avery fax five months.
Dashwood
Again the weather is somewhat win-
tryand in consequence malty are suf-
fering from severe colds. -On Sunday
lase Rev. M. L.Wing administered the
Sacrament of the Lord's Supper to the
adherents of the Evangelical church
in this place. -The revival meetings
were brought to a close on .Thursday
evening and, eight new names were
added to the church list. -Mrs. Joseph
is Snell improving and hopes are enter -
tabled for her recovery. -On Saturday
last the home of Mr. Henry Ehlers
was gladdened by the appearance of a
bouncing baby boy. -The debate on
the subject: Resolved that the farmer
is more independent than the mechan-
ic, which was to have taken place Mon-
day evening at the close of tile Mecca -
bee meeting, was postponed till next
meeting owing to the absenc'e of seyer-
al of the most important speakers.
Let there be a good turnout next re-
view as the debate will be well worth
hearing.--MnAlbert Shettler hasaga in
returned from Manitoba and is enga g -
ed with Mr. Ha,rtleib in Zurich.
013ITTYAEX.-This week it is our sad
duty to record the death of some of
our citizens in the persons of Mrs.Alex.
Zimmer, the estimable' wife of our
worthy blacksmith, and the infant
child of Mr. and Mrs. George lildighof-
fer. Mrs. Zimmer died on Thursday
morning, being sick onlya few days.
Not a year had passed since she first
cone here on the arm of her now be-
reaved husband, feeling perhaps that
a long life of happiness was th,eirs', but,
alas, how our hopes are blighted. She
was of a very quiet disposition and be-
loved by all who knew her. Her re-
mains were taken to her former home
near St. Agatha, for burial. The in-
fant child of Mr. and Mrs. Edighoffer
was only ten days old, teaching us the
lesson that death is truly no respecter
of persons. The bereaved ones have
the sympathy of the conamunity.
SOdeme
Rev. A. E. Leland, of Petrone, is
holding a series of revival meetings at
the Sodom School house which ;con-
tinue over until Sunday et•enireg, the
23rd. Topics of lamest are being con-,
sidered from the-etaud point of Scrip-
ture. Among them may be rdeption-
ed, Converse:am The Second Coming
of Christ, The Perpetuity of the Law,
Tbe Eastern Question, The Prophecies
and many other subjects of interest
and importance at the present time.
Good singings. Seats free. The public
IS cordially invited. -A number of
yonng people front Exeter and vieinity
Iseld a dance at the residence of Harry
Smith on Tuesday night tast,
St. Joseph.
The weether took a eaulden hange
01:Stoutly night and note pretty
I ain't It e" ie what 'tem hear when -
yon ebauce to meet a friend.
llobt. Watson, if Iltewellekl,
in these parte on Imeiness Friday ;of
last week.. :ma also celled on etVeerat
old iteguaintencest-A, very pleasapt,
evening was epent by the roueg people
at, the beitie of .1.1r. and Mrs, E. Rods
speu on Tlturstley of last 4.--- \I.
S. SMith, bed the misfortune to tome a
aluable mare hy death one day last
v.ik.---tti:.:; Addle Taylor, who hos
Seaforth for the past month,
a r tit d hointee-Theedtsees Regen
visited their coueln, .eless li, Olerten,
it Sunday last.
Farquhar.
The fine weether of last week wa
poebuttive of tinge quentities of a;
consequently many stallene Of
`11itp Were made.- Mrs. Alex Gettlin
ex', or Leacilturee is %biting at Reber
(11timelese---The Misses Homey wets
ed Mts. Westfate 'son slimily. -WM
of the fawners in this vicinity bave
their help hived foe next reamtlier,-
Jae. Semi 5put Sunday with Beaver
Bros. -A large white owl %IS eeen
several days; sn our village but no •one
was fortunate to capture it -Last
week we thought it was spring, het
we are rend Ided this week Met it is
only :March yen -D. McDougall has
secured the position of bead tetteher
in the puldie school at Winehelsea.-
Andrew and. Wilfred Campbell have
rented a two hundred acre farm in
Logan. We wish the boys success.
Brinsley.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Amy; were I
Toronto last week attending the linni
Circle Convention.-Mrettel Mrs.:eau
Person were the pests of eletand Mrs.
W. 'Weir on Tuesaa.y.,--alr. Thomas
Morgan had a sawing bee tot Thula&
-Mr. and ,Mrs. Adana eetellind a peat,.
on Wednesday told had a pleasant
time -Des. 3ohn Gilbert and Mrs, Os -
ear Gilbert visited Mrs. E. Sanders in
Clandeboye on Satueday.---31e. Alvin
Amos is itt London* at preseut.-31r.
and Mrs. Kilmer, bad a party Tuesdey
evening at which an had a pleasant
time.-111reJohn Gilbert,of the 4th con-
cession of elaGillivrayouoved on Tues-
day to the 7th concession, as he and
Mr. Thonuts Wilson have exchanged
farms. Mr. Wilson will in future live
tau the eth. We wish both panties Sue -
cess in theist new homes. -.Mr. Wm.
Jonas, of Manitoba, WaS the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis on Tuesday.
-A few of the young people from here
Spent a pleasant time Friday evening
at the home of Mr. Sohn Lewis. -Mr.
Abbot Lewis had a sawi n g bee on Tues-
day and had a pleasant time in the ev-
ening. -Mr. N. Corbett had a sawing
bee on Mondaye-Mr. Humble. of Rat
Portage, is visiting friends around
here. -Sugar making is all the go
around these parts.
2111101i
Mr. John Schilbe has Accepted a po-
sition as head -sawyer in the Hensall
saw mill. -Mr. Oscer Koehler, after a
pleasant visit with friends in Elmira,
returned horete last week. -Mr. Henry
Koehler, Goshen Line, purchased a
national cream separator from Messrs.
Watson and Colosky.-Mrs. Jacob
Zimmerman and family, of Cavalier,
N.D.,are visiting in town,the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Chas.Brill. They intend
remaining for some time. Mr. Keller-
man went to Klondike to Work. -RF.
Stelk, who has so successfullw taught
ILS principal in the public school here,
fogthe past year, has been re-engaged
for the coming year at an increase of
salavy. Mr. Stelk is a gentleman of
stirling character, and his services are
appreciated as shown by the re -engage -
men t.. -Rev. M. L. Wing, of Berlin oc-
cupied the pulpit in the Evangelical
church on Sunday evening lase -On
Monday afternoon Miss Wiggings, of
Toronto, gave a very interesting lec-
ture in the church to the ladies of
Znrich and vicinity and also gave an
address in the evening. -Mr. Daniel
Faust, our post master, was on the
sick list for a few days, and confiped
to his room, but is on the mend again.
-Mr. Henry Howald, of the leth con.,
is still in a very low conditionAnd his
recovery is doubtful, but we hope the
spring will build hini up again.
13crEoLArts.-Several stores were
burglarized here on Saturday morning
last, the murauders getting away with
considerable plunder. Entrance was
gained to Mr. Preeter's store by break-
ing the glass door and then opening,
the fastenings on the inside. Consider-
able goods were stolen, together with
Mr. Preeter's watch. Mr. Greb's hard-
ware store was also entered and a re-
volver ancl all the cash in the till,
amounting to $1.75 were stolen. The
next place was the Dominion Rouse,
gaining entrance through the bar win -
clow. Two watches Were stolen and
other articles. They also gained en-
trance to the school room, where they
started a fire, evidently remaining
fox, some time. Constables and oth-
ers are on the watch for the guilty
parties and if they succeed in catch-
ing them they will get that which their
crime merits.
Ilarpley
The old adege has again turned right
by a4appeara11ge$. If March comes
in like a lamb it will ere out like a lion.
As there is a, decided change from the
mild weather of the past weeks there
is evety lodication that it -will continue
lion-lilte to the end. --Jiro Cronan has
trailed ofil hie roan horses to Tiernan
Broe.,of Dashwood.-efr. John
had a. horse very badly need up
netts dietemper and at last eeports it
was likely to die. It will be a big loss
to hint as it as a fine anetual.-Mm.
Williant Sheteitt still continues very
little ietprcaved in health. Site ie softer -
leg free; taed bores from; lying so long.
'We 'vete ate may eta= get a (thane%
for the Letter. -.Mr. John Sherritt has
had a lousy week attending a 'horse
tvbi bed infeanunation of the longs,
hot as last leports it was recovering,---
Miee Lore. Wlia littS smut the
s'itte. foment, returned house on
•AAPIA, • "•
Clandebf To.
Canning, and Mrs. P. Brown
1 iderton biotin -do y last,--MwJas.
ntends moving into the houee
4 hy Mr. I. Collins on April let.
e Collies will move into the house
lately- neenpicd by eir. it Istiller.-
Ansa 1.... Collins was in Likeitn on Sun.
da; imt.—Mm Seale, of Clinton, is the
gnest :tf Mm Herbert. - Mr. le Came
, 11:01 se tvoodiate On Friday east Winch
waits we a ,, t tended.-31rs. Oscar Gilbert
and etre. John Gilbert. of Brinsley,
vete in Clantleboye on Saturday- ille4
MArtlfAelle- -On Wetluesdity. nt the
me:dome, of the Inedeesetarents, in the
,t hsee core t he contrectittg pert iee. Mies
d
' sato!' olizebante aughter of Mr. and
prom o et ewe the untuediate :tell: ,
• /releal
. Citor, 18th coW
n. East illi fi
N;a4.1 41 ,!F a 111 RErrlage tc4 Mr. Wm. R.
t - .
Ooderich tp: While Attending Unit lesborne; Robert McDonald, Jr., of
funeral of the Lae Mee. David (ante- the Thnies Road, went to the Vietore
Ion, Itte Oeo. Hanley bad the Intsfor.,eial-lospital, London, to undergo an
tune to eprain his ankle. 'operation on one of his eyes. baving
St. Marys; On Wedneeday tnorn. been suffering for etette time from
Mrs. Grea
!lieu% on Elgin street east, was seized
We' t:tam an elderly lady ti4tteetsittn;tetpisi
oorttsatfhethavem%ebeinaonisse sa;Iniad A:
tt.
the %Olt P014siratIlliiitilt StteMskviel.1 ree.AolstehToleIghlet bglelvelteble"ellliivel..T. Istrectetsseeli:11;diling took
!may never spea& again as the tongue place Wednesday evening it the vesi,
'of is Completely paralysed. deuce of Mr. Alex. Fraser, whet); his
Seaferth: An old and very bight 1 daughter, elie:s Tracey, was married to
, tesIthetie:dellistainicdt is,statstesiela hileoiotravettii:iseil7fitd.eort.n , g3,_Inee.sjis'elw.ele:e.et peleea:vfntlettattp,es.eph;= tli,let
; Saturday, in the person 44 Nirs.F.tit.ot it. the eoyons ceremony, Whileir Witii pr-
'DeCetteed suffered 4411 attar% of paralv. , formed hy latevellasefeettaley. Tete pres-
, sis souse weeks ago, and sitietthee li ents were many end valuable.
; time eise ba- Itetess east:in-3y Iteltateee, ; Wisseesent; Tins week we mold
,and in her ease cleath was 0 happy see , the death of Fiereare E. Irwin. ;tsetse,
t
on a. Ipv,s111114‘.44eilitek.ets4.eilestelienr ellti., ,P0:.:0,414k111' ill441d1":4111 tr':-ent'';i1D14,Ygi,tthhemqtle47:44,4g7314;.:Zt
'lease. ed wife of Mr. Thomas Calhoun, aged
Gefleeleh tp: While heiplug a neigh- 'a; Ne;gIS. Dof:emtieti had ratty been in
;Came rel vivid :4 44aSty lewt. Wheel', wiasbiloat. lk ..-• -r-viD boi IP •••"^:i -a '.13 els
at tetupting ttl tinatl at, kkgat."7.„E the ',dela A ,f thi',. set -teen fliw r*- note ,Itt
, horses plusagee thrwasel and "he tear- *mai hl teiele; :: tenet. taus:leer of
rave leased heitit we feet Itetween Messed erieeess eon teennee one throe emen
of ttae whifiletree tont tht. doeleetree, ehlitleen arc left (Cita mourn tfluelose of a
Ansa Craig: Jessie Didtermet with a Seefortht Mr. Samuel Cernatioeb,
bride -lug it severely. loving wife and fond mother.
; fall on Moutlity night had enougit to eta employee et'Mr, Rieleirti Clerk's
Ibtirlt:;:ittnatafitinitilliissiglito.s.st,nalss intre.;i;.kar,asnig4.114wilt sailg.itistett,11,1 ise:I.itilq.311.41..miligr::,141:1,11tisi gi:t Irg,
• LI •
was le •,fereed lay l'teese Stephen Knoit
of Ads 4 raige
•
• Crediton
terANDel/Y.. D. A., tleuret
IMentr: Lw -Etter. Mr.
eers„ Daniel Oestreieher is visiting
beg peones in Tavistock this wee
Mr. Alonzo Hodgins is 'obliged to use
.0 !woe. f Lia lon-e etepped on bis foot
laet week and has caused a painful
bettiee,-Our milliners are hissy at the
. p g )
ttp Easier season. -Mt. end Mrs. Geo,
Bedford spent eta Stuiday in Exeter,
the gueets n Me. Westeoet,„seo,
enrollee of one fitrmers are milting
maple ewer at 3Ir. Henry
Felber, et. P. P., has returned from
Tot -mate whew he has been attending
the Lief ;e 41fattre for some time. -Miss
,esitte of Harpeey, has teamed
her postoon in the depaet,
meut of W. W. Kerte-The trustees of
our school have bad a drain dttg, there-
by draining the pond, which bas tam-
ed great deal of inconvenionee to the
sehool.--Itin Wm. Hoeiteey is still very
low and not 1IIUIh hope is entertained
for his recovery. -Tuesday's storut has
mode spring appear to be farther off
than we thought last weele-Mrstrred
Wein is very lie We trust that she
will soon recoven-A darkey ash -ped -
tiler, of Lucan, struck our town last
Friday, and before he left he began to
feel pretty good and started to run his
borses. Near the flax mill two geutle-
men from (*roma Bend, one of whom
is a. noted pugilist islet the darkey.
The clan -key refused to give balf the
veld and was threatened with arrest,
whielt caused a fistie encouuter of just
one round. The darkey receivee one
blow and saw stars at once. He
thought he had struck a harder CaSe
than he bargained fax and decided to
leave the field of battle, a sadder and
wiser man.
WEDDING.-Mr.Charles Keene well-
kneent citizen of this villitee,WaS unit -
ed in the holy bonds of unitrimony to
Miss Mary Dickson, of Brinsley, at the
Methodist parsonage, here, last Wed-
nesday. The Rev. Knowles tied the
knot in the presence of a few of the
intimate friends of the contracting
parties. We wish Mr. and Mrs. Kerr
a long and happy married life,
Around About Us.
Lucent, Rev. J. C.Smith has resign-
ed the pastorate of Liman and Fraser
Presbyterian congregations It is un-
derstood that the eeverend gentleman's
health is very unsatisfactory.
Hensel': Mnjeckson, who has been
living on the Petty Bros.' farm, has
purchased the property of James John-
ston, at Rodo,erville and intends mov-
ing on to it in a short time.
McGillivray: Another of our pion-
eers, in the person of Mrs. Margaret H.
Robinson, Tenet a the late Sohn Rob-
inson, passed away afer a lingering ill-
ness on Wednesday morning, the 5th
inst.
McKillop: Mr. Wm. Ford Aitche-
son, son of Mr. John Aitcheson, of the
North goad, met. with a severe esisha,p
sorneidaiys age: In souse way or other
he fell eoveu stairs receiving serious
injuries.
Eliddulph; Joseph Naugle was ar-
rested Thursday charged with tres-
passing on the property of Patrick
Nangle, of lot 82, 7th "concession, of
the sante township, on llth inst., and
other dates. Squire J. B. Stnyth,Lon-
don, remanded him fax one week.
St. Marys: Wednesday morning
while engaged in securing driftwood
fienn the flood, Mr. Frank Judd slip-
ped into the river near the Lockup
school, As the current is very swift
there his position was a dangerous
one, but he was with difficulty res-
cued.
VVOodlam: A. private wedding took
place at 10 a, in at this place, when
Mr. Thos. Johnston and Miss Susie
White were made man and wife. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
J. Hart, of this place. Mr. and Mrs.
Johnston will spend tir couple of weeks
in Detroit before returning to take up
housekeepieg.
man was but, slightly eeinexteel, Mr,
Butler had been pereltasioag tenne lode 1
at the stere mai was ea hie %sateen slat t-
ing for home, when the left wiestee of
the wagon etruele some ice, the ea
Imitating him met on his heed. irbe
only merit was a eteret e cut tut
his head,
elerye: Oat Sattoday. Monett 8th.
at tin, esidenre of her eon, Mr. Role
ert Sweles, tiles y Das Edema wife, of
George Swale,, gaiteetel anvey in her
Welt yente 0-4149, 11444.91 4400c0., 1,144
Nteeentber with P eatteertsus efitection
sot Goe elonteete hawse,- 14-4 94 094 441414'..
eat,. 114A:41119 9¢901941444ir of yeate.
She tees horn reseetneee nor eno
ISM and wee the tiptegliter tat Robert
Devi's:beau, fax may years a reehlient of
Ntesonri. Her husband mei feasted:Iambs
tert atell tht brotitere ettrvive hen
Allea ("wag: The eudilen death ot
ooday ite Mat7 MeDougall. Iteloyet
vife of Me, Dantean MeNaughton mutt
as a ehoek to the eonmenatty. Mrs.
MeNaughton wits in tate:feet health
and attending to her household
duties as usual ttp to Saturday noon,
when she took suddenly di welt In-
flammation of the bowele, which re.
milted in her death on Mondato She
leaves one son and two (1;11400(1es, lee
sides a loving, bushand to nuntrts her
dentist.. Deetased Wati in her fifty-
eighth year,
Rossetti:de: On Friday, Merit 7th,
the hand of death ouee more visited
taue neeeletteeoled, etneeriseg nernl• :we
other or the early settlers tat Wee in.
entitle The dealb of Mr. James Bel -
four, ea, which came on Friday more -
tug hoe, was not altogetbee unexpeet.
tel. For ;some time past eire. Didennes
health has been on the decline, not
front any definite trouble other than
infirmittee ,of age, until 'about two
weeks ago, when symptoms of some-
thing more definite appeared aud
which rendered recovey Impossible
and resulted in death.
ti 11 114,44 etw-hatZtsitilololdthilelgr
, St hell !lel least IF.Pa at" 1i 11,.. anti
111.11C'd Otil rietat leg. breaking the
' lea: t- bet weer. tee Leave ;mil the stale.
The unite tatrutte ytautag luau NSW; taken
Mite:Oen: %Walt' rt-ttnIan+1 to town
Mosalar two :time the Ring bolt
lareke Me Stealth e buggy. and he
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lees t tram it twk*T 4 ‘,14449.4 ,.,;.
1441Natiitze0; 49 elatantilso blade, The horse
got anay w his the front whtele and
(*Atte deetung tielotogb tewle Pt ten -Ado
d.Ile 11110341e towaees the raceway
station ettd thease around the Week
to the Metz-. Heassa. etelase, Meese the
larttte wee eanglet. with:eat 1904,6ing sate.
Vaned the elieittest infamy. Ira the
usseentitne the Det wee allniven to town
ed his line:wee were inuatediately
: ga en we have Leen rails
upen reeeral the danatla of Moe
iteltseete Wiattle, who wise veiled away
Thursday, at the releases* of fin years.
Mrs. Wontis wee (If robust eonst itution
anti entosed etend health top to a short
Lint" previous to her titettli vi.hen the
infirmitiee of old age closed a useful
e014.441. removing one whose life with
her late buebend ales murex of the pio-
italtTils.ts'ilgiefigetifitel.ltit.'3. i' 11111 41;fte "t41117"
sinee 18,11, bee Imsbend having' seen
veto' yettre of life here before she
muted hum Two ehileret: vive
hveri"inghtues liet Alex. McGregor, of
the town line. betweeh Kintoss and
I tatict4, %VAS teettlentally shot deed by
his own son Tuesday afternoon. The
old gentleman WaS splitting wood in
tile yard at the tinte ;tnd seeing a bird
alight on an apple tree elose by, be
called the eon tia come tine shoot it.
The boy brought out the gun and fired
at the hit 4, which only wounded it,
=hater le -loading the gon was in.
the act of raleing it to Ins shoulder
when it accidentally went ofethe whole
eharge of shot entering his father's
right side and back. Ile only lived
about three hours after the aecident.
The boy is almost heart broken with
grief, and the family have the seempa-
thy of all in their sorrow.
St. Marys: After an ilinetts of three
years, which she bore with Christian
patience and fortidute, Elizabeth Bris-
tow, wife of Mr. Richard Lucas, pass-
ed to her final reward on Saturday,
March 8th. She was an old and much
respected resident of the town, having
lived here for twenty-seven years.
She 'Welt born in Lincolnshire, Eng.,
the daughter of Edward. Bristow, on
the 8th of August, 18t1, and was mar -
tied to Mr. Lucat thirty-nine years
ago. They eatne to Canada 1875,briuge
tug with them it family of six child-
ren. Her husband and ten children,
five 60)15 1(0(1 five daughters,survive to
mourn her loss.
Parkhill: Alt. Geo. Christie passed
;may Friday after a, long illness. He
had been for many years it great suf-
ferer from rheumatism and for the last
two or three years was so erippled
that he was unable to leave home.
Some weeks ago his ailment became
more acute and brought on other troub-
les which resulted in deatb. Mr. Chris-
tie came from Aberdeenshire,Scotland,
where he was born in 1828. After re-
sidiug some years in Quebec province
he came to Point Edward and remain-
ed there about 20 years in connection
with the G.T.R. telegraph systens. 20
years ago he purchased a small farm
on the outskirts of Parkhill where he
has resided since.
Hilbert: J. T. Mitchell happened
with a very serious. accident on Thurs-
day, which may cause him the loss of
one of his lower limbs. While engag-
ed. in cuttrug down it tree it shot hack
and smashed his ankle so badly that
there is not much hope of saving the
lower portion of the leg. Mr. Mitch-
ell has been very unfortunate as only
a few weeks ago he had $500 burned in
the stove, which he had placed there
for,safe keeping. It seeins very hard
• to have misfortnnes corneas theyletve
to Mr. Mitchell, and much sympathy
is felt for him. On the very day of the
accident a fine young heifer belonging
to Mr. Mitchell broke its leg, and last,
fall one of his best cows had her leg
broken. '
McKillop: Mr. James Coats died
very suddenly on Tuesday. evening.
Mr. Coates had been afflicted with
heart disease for smile time, but was
able to go aronnd as usual. He was
at supper when the summons came
and life was extinct in a few minutes.
His son and sister, Mrs. Stephenson,
who had been visiting there fax sotne
time, left that afternoon for Seaforth,
intending to take the eerly train on
Wednesday for Manitoba. The sad
news was conveyed to them, however,
and they deferred their departure.
Mr. Coates had been a resident of Mc-
Killop for tbout 20 years, having re-
moved their from Ribbed. Fle was a
kind and obliging neighbor, asood eit-
izen andlan honest, unassuming man
and Was much respected. "
Mans.
tionntae-In Ailsa Craig. on Monday,
the 10th inst., to Mr. Mrs. George
Maguire, ascii.
MARRIAGES.
JOHNSTON-WIGTE-In Woodbines. on
Wednesday, March 12, 1902, by the
Rev. J. Hart, Thos. Johnston to
Miss S. White.
LEWIS-Monrrox-At the residence of
the bride's parents, on Tuesdayeven-
hag, March, llth, byReve A. B. Park,
Bertha, eldest daughter of Robt.
Morton of McGillivray, to F. De Lewis
Bap Countyellicle
DEATHS
H1LL-In Exeter, on ItIaech leth, be-
loved wife of Mr. George Hill, aged.
• 66 years, 8 months, 2 (ley&
Hovietetn-In Exeter, on March 10th,
Mr. Wtn. Howard, aged 50 years, 6
months.
BALPoult.-At Russeldale, on March
71.h, Jas Balfour.
SWALES-In St. Marys, on March 8th,
Mary Davidson, wife of Geo. Swale%
aged 58 years and 10 months
LUCAS. -In St. Marys, on March 8th,
Elizabeth Breetow, beloved wife of
• Mr. Richard Lucas, aged 60 years
and 7 months.
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Throat.
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eriough; sprays don't
I at reach deep enough ; but the
air you breathe touches
every part. Then why not
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in the air and let them go along
together? That is what-Vapo-Creso-
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need it. You now see why it so
quickie 'dies sore throat, br on-
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and asthma. 20
Vapo-Cresolene is sold by druggists everywhere,
The Vaporizer aud Lamp, which should last a life,
time, and . a bottle of cresoleue complete, Sz.5o;
extra supplies of Cresolene 25 Cents a0(1 50 cents,
Illustrated booklet containing physicians' testi<
menials free upon request. VAI,o-CaESOLENE
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