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Exeter Advocate, 1902-7-24, Page 8Stock Taking, Inducements. We propose taking sto shortly .and we else. propose give a -bargain in every stmt or us ,garment put obefore weut byr .start the job. : Choice Goods. We bare some of the choicest, most fashionable and up-to-date _'goods to be had, thus giving you a good selection to choose from. Remember When we say we are going to give bargains, we mean that, but they will only last until stock: take too, is over, so leave }lien' xue3s we now, Drop in slid get our pa*lees and be convinced of what we sof. W W, T.i tXANli Merchant Tailor. mow Bank of onaga Ciepi - Qapit' : IR.4.P °MICE TORONTO atttlnor*401... , ..4ta0,041, SuliscriE�ed • .. , ., .S1,d.K1,f:M>ti1,C EXETER BRANCH naatikir,gteksieess a`raesi 'ero1. F.:• 3 i `ar,iSr s tekl.ey. rte hs.ati.2saieo pus. r,•enca: Alien's Worm Powders are the mild- ` Tee sick, est, most pleasant and mosteti ectuel Gladys, eldest daughter of Mr. •- worm remedy in the market, Sold JDearing, of Stephen, is confined to by C. Lutz, Exeter. 1 bed through illness.—Mr. Jos, Davi $2.£111, 2,' and .3.0fj three special nese_ oF, ►jug (roto his recent bargains in good iron covered u!r Case, t' wEiam ne made titentiou last -week asheinq trunks. See thein at Stewart's, seriously 111 frons ;i. severe attack ...._ . _ _.,,. ... .,., m_ rend iritis, is u inch inir rove. ecuof realize undoubtedly the rmpor- 'a pair on at,. fair way ka recovery tan having flee that cin be Mrs; Datvid Rozel is quiteefiee—e e depended upon at all times, Esetei fiued,to her bed• said under ttlie tlpcto Stir Flour nx111111 the bill every tone, care. Mrs. WZn Bail wi ,,Tohoeta HaR\s) Boos, still continues very low, said g .For restoring grey hair to its natur- ° doubts are entertained for her recov- aleolor, to relies dandrntf, itehoess eta,- ,Mie, % n,, Hale. Huron street, of the scalp. and to prevent felling of underwent a rather critical surgical the hair, use Turkish Scalp Food. Sold operation for the removal Of ;in inter - ley C.Lutz,Exeter: anal trouble, yestertiny (Wedatesdrfyj, The Toronto pa ere are predicting a,--•3}ss Horn, who underwent nu o er- p big jtantp-iii the price of hinder ravine, elinin last week 1s recovering and it is partly owing to scarcity- and partly tu, to be booed elle will soon be able to be the enormous erops ion :Ontario and around (Main.. itoba, Some of the largest trans Suadaa' School Stasi. ention. sere refusing to fill any further orders, The Anglican church Sunday selnools Farmers may nnonne). b * ordering and ! a - . 7 .,.. } g .R tn,allaec, .nasi^ meetings of tlae rlr, County of Harron will be held in Gode- rich to-drayi eke il. ;,a. na, there will be an opening service in St. Ger oge's ehurc 1, followed by the chairman's ad - Miss Dellaa, Crocker, of St. Marys, is V,H. thtrgtiestof her cousins, the Misses. .Trti , ' 'eters ". and hen Joheis, ill- Mr a.ud ;firs. W. A. V. estcott,' el • Sunday with friends g�� Seafvrth, spent of Miss Stewart, of Broekvilte, is visit - cud ing her atnnt,Mrs,W,T, Achesoia,atithe Central, en, ;Ufa, Piclierd, of Seafortb, spent Sun-. is day with his grandfather, :Mr, James. set, Pickard, rave ?airs. John Sanders, William, street, left. Weainesa3ay to visit friends in London, The farmers who have used .En ;lisle Stock Foctl pronounce it the beat, cheapest and most satisfactory- stork; fetid they have ever used. Vi e have ;dress and reports of tine different Sun- .eares of .the highest testimonials frons day schools of the county. At the he Best s tock raisers is this section afternoon session, which mete at 2 the coisaatr . Sod by C. Lutz.' Eve- o'clock, the following subjects will be dismissed; "The obligation of baptism" rata help is neevertedl a aka .as being A5 by E:;''field S. hS ; "d.ts rabilit o£ y scalae, and it is More than likely teaching s, of la hastory," la Mss. W, sett list farmers in the Northwest will QT Phillips, of St, Paul's 4's S, S., antiquity ,ogees kII libels r; i, o eg-eVt lig muni history ist ryhitit of gy, bye Rev. t I ex' wages are liow being rolferetl to 1a, C.oli ihili I)anng.inl,on tel,ofparental lie- lt. rere, and it is < said that places for `tspon:aahility, icy 1).:`'iafkel, sal? Sftnilc� 1,000 eaten could be ftitanntt in 1, !loom iteb. e u tin.. of the peatnen•y CI;;tp, p T t! r nil also ins e t �a 1 � al; ,r . aan, wit a Conductor Quirt, of the London, ` p ' h ,. mon is; Bruce, is riot oatly relic o€ -Um church cls in t service at St. d res e b most popular veen in the employ of ! hal ,i t +Gnevening,n Cls't1 to be addressed .tae a. T.. E., but is aloe one cif the old-' Itneloa'esl alt tttc way. t in the s ervice, It is nearly (Arty Mr. Jacob Eellernnatn3n and family, as action given to farmers fD fts,avallable World bought atild sttici. =rs since he thSt became connected ! Raashtvottcl who• left here last week ftir th rauway aerial;;;, and tier years rte e is enjoyed the distinction of being al ; e c' a �zn xii i101 TAT t n: His i� -4 rtl certainly .t 1 r t J a t gala' hoanoratble (ne.--+'liintc,u `taw leatruter. rind soap, n ibis place. reports era, liavinpg as rather unique experience On the way, Waiting from Fort William Tlae e'iv eftcial whieb Ovals aauttaauc- he s�eysc- "Ererytbia went nicely our ed in laaet issued to be 'held111in sled enjoyably with Its tntltii . we alai' Ttlesdaay evetning on the RresbY ter Ian ed near Dalton Station. about six hurt. of church nt> Manse large ogrounds was; a dee tired nines east of Winnipeg, wn Adel snarl east e;~ eell: program 1 the trraint thundering along at a rapid p gram was retie of sptvd, Rogow eanw. to a tS of the' ae4lndreti. There arras air abnanadatnt stiancdatill, A wheel on tlae ternilez halal gC pit vision and the evenittd. l'eing, beau' broken a and not only threatened r see, pini sell sveraed ttat eu say tbennerlves, icons accident but mined a delay of EARN, The ulnae by the Davidson Orchestra b nln nt bias hour& It cl.id not end here Manage was, indeed or a higda order and diad for ust as things were ready to start ranch to enliven the proceedioge, The Z a n word wraS reeetvetd that the e re dls w�f theeVertI g, masa nitfited tto b g baidge near here was enfiat?. eV thing arcate a good wife tint husband. Blank note and receipt forms at the Advocate. All women are not as pretty as they are painted. Tame raspberries are selling for sia remise. pound. Tlae thief who steals a harness is nttt apt to leave a trace. Mr. Eli Snell is beautifying has lncaat5e by a fresh coat of paint. Mr, Chas. Knight has ranch improv- ed his premises bya new fence. For promisory note and receipt, forms Bull at the Advocate office. Most every thing but eoal floes to the buyer and it goes to the cellar. If there Is zsn automobile hearse in- titentedfolks will be dying: to ride in it. Mr. W. D. Weekes is nursing o, sore hand, caused by a very painfulgather- ing. The Presbyterian church choir will picnic at Grand Bend, to -morrow iFri• day) Apples promise an abundant crop' in this section and of the choicest sample. Don't make love to a girl in a ham- mock there is too much danger of you falling out. Rev. t• ooper, of Elimville, occupied the pulpit in James street church Sun- day evening. What is the use of women wearing bosom distenders when men know all about the fraud. Wm. Moore has commenced an ap- prenticeship with Mr. W. W. Taman to learn tailoring. Who Doesn't, who does not want the best flour. Ask for the "Old Re- liable" Exeter Star, Hanvny BROS. At present the most prevalent sum- mer complaint is sighing for home when paying hotel bills. Flax pulling in this section has been commenced. Messrs. Kellerman Bros. have 300 acres to harvest this season. The burglar who was killed by a policeman, while in the act of robbing a bank, died, leaving a lot of money. Be natural if it lands yon in the penitentiary and if it does you will be needed thele worse than elsewhere, We noticed a sign in a hardware store the other day, which read: "Cast iron Sinks" as everyone didn't know it would sink. Mr. John Crooks, of Clinton, former- ly of.Exeter, while assisting the Dur- ham lacrosse team in a championship match, the other day sustained a se- verely sprained arm. If yeti want to put an everlasting stop to the growth of a burdock just cut it off below the crown and pour, upon the stock a teaspoonful of coal oil. In a week or ten days instead of the stalk you will see a greasy round hole. Mr. Abe Bagshaw has moved with his family into a:. part of Mr. John Snell's dwelling, Huron street. - Mr. Bagshaw has accepted a position as butcher with Mr. J. T. Manning in the absence of Mr. W. J. Brooks who is in England. A meeting of the James street Sun- day School Board was held on Tues- day night after the League service to dis„uss the matter as to, where they would hold their annual picnic, when it was decided to hold it at Grand Bend on Wednesday, August 6th. inansare 25c. shirt waists and Sic. t s i a 1 causing considerable excitement at Stewart's. . C_ i0.flow long this may delay US we rias Bey emoted, leant know. However, we are enjoying, Good smart boy wanted to learn tatl'selves. There being tpl+ond td tsal- j print ong•. Apply yat this office. ens can board we lack nothing 1n the Orme to Rent. at'barmen ay of entertainment. consequently i A fir t.ei;ass 11iatiao•caase ter .an. Fl` last+ time is riot going .1t all slow." li oetanve, to resat, .apply act this vaM e, a posted"rpt f11e cirrus; "�'ha brit' is it J$erct FFiume.oa e t but the grails. "e R11nll In Stephen, on Friday, d'ady 1thn a walk 4ticral,>s sled awaitrttntither { tranin,'° blanc serge Jacket. Owner tan have cumuli Proeect1Iua,. NV sztna, esti in,g.at- 1111 .1)\ tat^,• 11 111 Connell met at call of Reeve aatT®1'. It payint., for than notice, I.3a ll, July IS. All present, except Removed. Councillor Deeds, who is confined to :liras Tam hereby informs her. pat. the house through, illness. Minutes or rout. that she has removed to the irevious meeting readrind confirmed. drones over Mt. Cladman's lativ 011100.'i1nia'--Ilartlung—dist the clerk ask for i formerly occupied b lar. Anderson) ' tenderer for cement tante on Andrew `vheceshci is prepatreso do ;ail .kande; ; street, size12x;1x10 feet. Carried. iof dress -making. heinstitcbing and Harding—\Voocd=that the following fl fine Fork a speciality'. An apprentice accounts be hissed and orders drawn on Treasurer for ea:um— Wesley Snell, road scraper, $10,00;,11. Spaekunan, hardware, etc. $19,00; A, k. Bowe's', ce- ment crossing' eto.00; Western Oil Co., gasoline, $3.07; Queen City* Oil Co., do $S.01; W. Atkinson, labor, $10.00; ltd. Quince, do., $3.75; W.M. Parsons, do„ $10,00; Thos, l relsh, do., $7.00: Neil Bellwood, do., $1.25; George Cudmore,' do., $, UM Fred Gillespie, street water- ing, $50,00; Geo. 11, Bissett, postage, $2.00.—Carried. Ha rtling—-'Vooc the T'r. t i,emaine & Snell be chat�,cd filo sure of two dollars per week for writer until further notice; and the clerk notify them accordingly, --.Carried. Muir—Hailing--that the Chief of Fire Department be authorized to have Fire hall floor put in proper repair. -- Carried. Mibi--Wood—that council adjourn to meet August lst, at 7.30, o'clock p. in.—Carried.. Council met at cai1 of Reeve at Town Hall, July nerd. ,Absent Councillor Davis. Minutes of previous meeting read and confirmed. The Reeve ex- plained that the object of the nneeting was to consider the matter of the street COM missionership. 'Wood— Harding—that Mr, Creech be request- ed to hand in his resignation.—Car- sled. Muir—Harding—that the coun- cil adjourn tulSaturday, July 20th at S o'clock p.m.: ---Carried. G. H. BZ:SETT, Clerk, et; itrrtl, *signed. Mr, Jas. f''reech,who for many years has served the town as rnlcl commis- sioner; ennstabit, tax cilllector etc„ tendered his resignation at the meet - nig of the Cotinelt Board 'held Friday night. Mr. Creech has been one of the beet public servants the town has ever had and it is to be regretted that lie has decided to quit. The reasons assigned for his action, as far as we can learn, seems .trifling and it is to be hoped that our tried end trusty" friend will reconsider the matter and continue in the position he has so faithfully and eflictently tailed for so many years. Baseball. The best game of baseball of the season was played on the recreation grounds here Friday afternoon last, between the Ailsa Craig and the Vic- tors of our town, resulting in a victory for the former by a score of 14 to 5. When time was colied shortly after six, a goodly sized crowd greeted the contestants, and it is safe in saying that it was the best game of baseball played here this season. Considering that Ailsa Craighas one of the best amateur tearns in Ontario the home team made a remarkably good show- ing. It is expected that Crediton will play here to -morrow (Friday) night. eagawk y p kl eo k3: Scltooi Board Minutes Meeting of the Board held in the Town Hall, Monday, July 21st, at 8 p. m. Absent W. J. Carling and H. Hueston. The following is the order of business duly submitted and ap- proved. Per Chairman minutes of previous meeting. Per J. Senior and R. N. Rowe that the communication from C. Moncur be filled. Per. J. Sen- ior and W. Trevethick that the black- boards required for the Principal's room be placed on the north and West side and under the directors of the Repairs Com. Per R. N. ` Rowe and W. Trevethick that the sum of twenty five dollars be heId subject to the or- der of the Principal for the required Physical apparatus. Per J. Senior and R. N. Rowe that the secretary be au- thorized to secure an order book. Per R. N. Rowe and William Treve- thick that the motion proposed by J. Senior re increase recreation grounds for the village be held over for consid- eration to the next meeting of Board. Per J. Senior and R, N. Rowe that the following prepayments be confirmed. A. E. Hodgert concrete building $55. Per R. N. Rowe and J. Senior that the following . accounts be paid, R. Crocker drainage and tile, $2; W. A. L'alkwill, lumber and labor, $17. Per J. Senior, and R. N. Rowe that the Caretaker be instructed to secure suit- able assistance and haye the furnace pipes taken down and cleansed prior to the reopening of the school. Per J. Senior and R. N. Rowe that the thanks of the Board be tendered to the Principal and staff for their faith- ful and effective service during the. past year. ' ' Per W. Trevethick and R. N. Rowe that the suns of twenty- four hundred dollars be asked from the Council for school purposes for the Mrs. T. W, Hawkshaw and little ensuing year. Per. R. N. Rowe, ad- daughter, Myna, a of London, are i eit- 1ournment. ing friends and relatives here. Mr. J. GRIGG, Hawkshaw spent Sunday and Mon- Sec'y. day here.. PERSONAL. Russell Frayne is Visiting friends in London. Master Case Froward is visiting with friends in London. Mrs. John White, of Detroit, is vis- iting relatives here. Mrs. Wni. Ross, of Clinton, is visit- ing at Mr. D. A. Ross'. Miss Pearl Floyd, of Seafortli, is vis- iting relatives in town. Miss E. Tucker, of Hamilton, is the guest of Mrs. Wm. Howey. Mr. John Rendle left this week for the Soo, to spend a few days. Miss Edyth Brown is spending a:few days with her brother in Hensall. Mr. A. Westcott, of-Seaif�orth is vis: iting his uncle, Mr. J. T. Westcott, Mr. R Aubry, of Montreal, was in town this week purchasing horses. Mrs, Holtby, of Mitchell, spent Tuesday with Mrs. D. A. Anderson. Mr. R. N. Creech, of Oriel, arrived home Monday to spend his holidays. Mr. Herbert Pickard and Miss Jen- nie Pickard are visiting in Montreal, Mr. Joseph Bawden, : of London, spent Sunday with his parents here. Rev. Dr. Hannon, after a week's vis- it in Toronto, returned Monday -even- . Herman 'Heaman left Tuesday for Buffalo, where he will spend his holi- days. Miss L. L. Standcome of Toronto is visiting her; father,' Mr. Jas. Stand - come. tt Miss Seldon and brother, Arthur, of Ingersoll, are visiting at Ma, George Sannwell s Miss Ido 3!elsi1le, of RLusselciale, is theguest of Miss Mable Brooks. Exe- teeNor-th, 2tfr, Norman Phair and wife, of Port Huron, are visiting friends in and around town,. Master John Swartz, of Gotlerich, spent last week with his aunt, Mrs.. W. . C. Boston. Miss May Armstrong, is spending her vacation be Buffalo, the guest of Miss L. Hooper. MISS Annie Miliary, of London._ is visiting her cousins, the Misses Weekes, of town. Miss Via White, of Detroit, is visit- ing in and around town, the guest of Miss Rose prion, Mr. and Mrs.tWarren Snell, and family of Toronto, are visiting at the (ornery parents. Miss B. Robinson. after spending the 0 millinery season at Myth, returned to her home here last week. Mr. and Mrs, Jas, Walters left last week for a two weeks' visit with friends at 581111 fit. Marie, Miss2H,irlcd�a[ Hoskins,ofKirktonj,i pea 'a few Nays in town. the guest cif lien .hent. Miss Ruby Treble. Me. and Mrs. Campbell,of Hamilton are visiting Mrs. Campbell's father,'. r, Wm. Balkwill, Bni-onnstreet. Miss Freda Spackman, of Blenheim, Spent a few days in town, the guest of her villein, Miss Stella Spaacknitn, Miss Stewart, who has been the gates of Miss B. Rohinsou, retuned to her home in Walkerton, \'1" ednesday. Miss Berthas Finkinelner. who waas visiting her sister, Mrs. W. IL Dearing, basi'etalrned to her hoauei in Crediton. Mr. Eck, Croaker. after spending a couple of weeks' holidays at: his home hear, returned to Toronto Monday. Mrs, A. Io Bennett. after at pleasant o "sit with relatives here, returned to her11om0111 London, yesterday (Wetlj, .\It'ii. Emery and daughters, after a two weeks Visit with friends in town,. have returned to their home in Totem - to. Mr. 11. N. Pickard and family leavtn this week for Grand. ,Rend, where they will remain during the month of Aug. est, Miss ,Ily-ntiman and the Misses Edith Lottle, ;fulfill and Georgie Hyndmaa.t are occupying Aldersido Cottage. Grand Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sontheott, of Toronto, who are spending the sea- son at Grand Bend, visited friends in town Frktlay. Mies Flossie Preszcator and Miss Maud Bastard, of London, have re- turned to their houses in Stephen to spend their holidays, Mrs. Berry, who has been visiting tit her sisters,. Mrs, Wm. Trevethick, for the past week left for her home in P011 '\ William, Monday. Mrs. Brewer and Miss Delia Hill, whohave been visiting for some weeks in different parts of Michigan, return. ed home on Friday last. Hon, Thos. Greeoway, Ceystaal City Man., spent Wednesdny ni�cht and rhuesday of last week at his brother-in-law's, De. Rollins. Mrs. `. D. Hnrdon and sister, Miss Annie Jeckell, who have been on a few weeks' visit with friends in Peoria, returned home Tuesday night. Czar Rollins, who recently gradaat. ed from the Illinois Photographic Col- lege, and has since been visiting in De- troit, returned home Monday evening. Percy Browning, Sandy Bowden, Fred. Sweet and Edward Hooper left this week for the Old Country the for- mer two leaving on Tuesday and the latter SVednesday. Mr. and Mrs. S. Wisler, who have spent a week here, left Monday even- ing for Detroit, where they will visit relatives before leaving for their home in Mancelona, Mich. Miss E. Howard, and Master Lee Wilson visited friends in Mitchell Sun- day. Mrs. Larson and child, who have isleen visiting friends there returned home with them Monday. Miss Evelyn Carling, who has spent the past two weeks at "Orchard Beach," Port Stanley, returned Sat- urday evening, accompanied by Miss Louise Torry and. Miss Onie Ball. Fred L. Collins, who has been the guest'of his aunt, Mrs. F. W. Collins, left Tuesday to visit friends in Hamil- ton and St. Catharines, before return- ing to his home 18 Columbus, Ohio. Miss Cora Ferguson, who has been the guest of the Misses Brook, Exeter North, left Tuesday evening for her home in Auburn, accompanied by Miss Alma Brook, who will be her guest for a few weeks. 'Mr. E: Smith, popular and late tel- ler at the Molsons'Bauk, Hensall, has accepteda similar position in the. new Soverign Bank here, arriving Tuesday and will commence kis duties assoon as the -new bank opens, which is ex- pected this week. Mr. Jos. Cobbledick returned on Fri- day last from a visit to the scene of the Durham CementWorks,Nin which so many here hold shares. He reports active progress in the ,building opera tions and placing of the immense pieces of machinery and expresses himself as being highly delighted with the pros- pects. He says it is not likely that the manufacture of cement` will commence for at least six or eight -weeks. Clinton: • On Saturday afternoon a four-year-old boy, playing on a. picket. fence that surrounded his fathers pro- perty, fell off, but caught one of his feet between thekets ie and hung n g there head foremost until a neighbor hearing his cries relieved him from his awkard and dangerous position. ' PEAVN The wise alma pendent max, be he a farmer or what be may, never leaves the things he requires till the. Inst minute. Neglect hhasut nnnany a roan, in a, tight pinch. Now don't be caught napping. if put hin want anytg in the line of harvesting or threshing supplies we have it. Here are a few speciels;- pp BindenTwine Brass Valves, Cocks, Cauge Glasses Leather Belting, al/sizes Threshing Gloves, a new Rubber, Special Babbit Metal, Feerlessc Ma lliue Oil, Binder Gloves, Checks, Etc; Gauge glass rubbers from one to 0 inches wide, stock, Engineers Packing', Asbestos, Cylinder Oil, Artio cup Greese, or So/Riffled Oil. T HAWKINS & SON,, Successors to ,I. Bishop ftt Soli. AT SPACKNA: $1.041 FOR LADIES WHITE .MSTS, SAILOR HATS, Enbroiden>y or lace trilnmetl, price was $1.2- $;,'?"a, buttoned back or front Any of them for 81.40. 9f' Fine or rustle straw Sailors. in witite,black and blue, price ensue WietS, so $1.00, Your choice now for 50e, FOR STRAW HAT SHAPES, In all colors, tine or rlart'. some fenaey braid°. :All ,gores clearing price No, each. s e 50. PER YARD FOR >4eE. 2) yards cotton and silo: rause, in white, linen, cream, phie, Tusk tin, price was 1:ie, to Mr.. all at, the ono price new Ze. per yard. 3. SPACEMAN. Headquarters for the CelebraSandford Ready Made Clothing.' ITDP AND -UNb .. TA} I Now is the time to beautify your homes by selecting some ©f our handsome Furniture. Do you want a nice Bedroom sett for, ,.... , $10 Sideboard. , . , . , , 8 Cool Sweet Mattresses Bed S 2 Springs.. ... , 2 Couches and Easy Chairs at easy prices. Curtain poles and trimmings. We have several sets of beautiful chairs just in. Give us. a call and if we have not got whaty au want we will soon get it for you. y Wes. 0. Huston, Furniture and undertaking rooms. Gidley's Block, Exeter. Clinton: On Thursday as lair. Ja- cob• a T ylor was about to lock up his place of business for the day, he had the misfortune to have the second fin- ger of his right hand badly smashed?, above the first joint. It appears that as he drew it after him and apparent- ly reached for the handle, and in doing so the door came suddenly to on the member, cutting and smashing it so much that he bad to get a doctor to dress it. Clinton: Another untimely acci- dent happened to Mr. Frank Bawden at the organ factory a few days ago. He was busily engaged in boaring inch and half holes, near the end of some oak sticks, two feet long, with a force power augur. Not having much space totake hold of the stick, with his left hand, and the wood being very hard, as soon as the point of the augur got into the wood to -where the two small flanges that girds the large part, and not* having -firm' enough hold threw the stick andthee left hand came in contact with the augur, severing the index finger within an inch of : the palm. ASLEEP ON THE 'TRACK. Chatham, Ont., July 21.—Edward Dobson, Jr., Thamesville, Ont., attend- ed the circus here on Saturday, and thereby came to his death.' He took the train home, but neglected to get off till he got to. Bothwell, the next station, and proceeded to walk back. Later he was found asleep on the track by an oil-wellman, and invited to share the shanty till morning, but he insisted on walking home. He doubt less lay down wn a sin and fell g asleep; for some hours later his mangled remains were found on the track. The corner deemed an inquest unnecessary. CII1II1LTO & IIIIOIIN EXETER, AGENT FOR PROVAN'S PATENT GARRiERS FORKS AND SLINGS. S Supplied with either the Angle Iron, Round Rod or Wood. These are without a doubt the best ma- chines obtainable anyatprice. p e• Was awarded the- only medal and diploma given on Hay Forks at the' World s Fair Chicago. Supplies at Russell's Blacksmith shop. EXETER, ONTARIO,