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Home My WebLink AboutExeter Advocate, 1903-4-16, Page 844 4' ��oio;�ts�aPScaEc�tz�ls If you. require SAP PANS SAP PAILS SPIES KETTLES. to TO Er lit T. HAWKINS & SON. Oil Oake,BE ��Cae ......Linseed ...eel EtSZT SUPPLIES � a �' LES .No.1 Timothy oth Seed, Red andWe Carr. a full line .A,ls�e 1Qver weed �` Blue Grass Seed. of bee supplies. A FULL 880 K OF i,�, ',DEN SEEDS T. SON1 Nearly every body is buying; their wall paper at Stewart's. Values are wiaat count. Da Ovens, of London, surgeon, ocu- list and specialist, diseases eye, ear, nose and throat, wilt be at the Com- mercial Hotel, Exeter, Welt, May 6th, Wed,, dune 3rd, 1963, Glasses px ope. r- ly fitted. Next visit will be Wed,. May 13th, A very pleasant social function took place at one of our up -town .millinery establishments on Wednesday of last week, the occasion being the serving of a dainty luncheon in •the most ap- proved style, much to the pleasure of these who were fortalnate to be mem- bers of the staff, Mr. 0.• W.• Drinkwater moved with leis family to Loudon Wedn.esdey, where he has secmored a situation i h the McCormick »llannfecturing Co, t Mr. Drinkwater aand worthy family • have been residents of town for nine years and during that time have trade inane warns friends whe will learn with regret of their departure.. Mr. Ed. Hunt, of Seaforth, who has bad tae of the Commercial hotel stables for a good many years, laws pux°cbased Mr, \W'illiaam Grieve's farm MciC.illop, near Seaforth, and has al. ready moved on to it. • Mr. Haut has got .a god farm and as be is Indus- trions. well doing and a good ntanaa-. ger be will soon Wive one of the rayoet colitfortaable bonaestetale its the tp. Mr. Grieve takes Mr, Hunt's restelence, nu the south side of the railway. in Part puvnaent, and has • removed to town.--Seaforth Expositor. Mr. W. D. Sander's, a, Stephen fars• mer. who advertised seed barley: for sale in these Mortals last 'spring end this, • believes there is uothiu " like printers' ink to effect a a sale aana1 won- ders how it is that farmers who have articles for se lo not arertiie them ,a they can benefit.. -there by equally } linte#* as the merchant or :any other a- ! as 5 t is bar. . He h ;z disposed ed f ,all b { ley and he sstvs it is surprising how far some people canto for it:, one man coining from within a mile - of Mitch-. ell. Whatever is saleable is aadver-. tiseable, It is true and ever true- that apply- can create aadenxanel aassatrely e. demand will bring aalmet a supply. erne has anything. howeveir simple. els ataacather naught wont he will o tronble in finding cnstaatnter•s praov;deal he advertises judiciously sataal the ADVOCATE, is the proper me- Ltadaes' skirts, made of good gtlerteril:e1 sateen„ two frills, r•l1�itgood value at 5.l5 ialr 90e, Snt 11 tw:: Rowe. A good tiny wanted to hewn eine- ing. Apply at this office, Maack Darlcyfor Seca. For ,good clean black seed h r1ey ap- ply to the undersigned. Lot 22, Con. 3, Stephen. W. D. Sin, Exeter, -1 Q. ventral Thaettay. Farmers wantingooal clean Clover d Tiniotire seed will do well to call n W. IL Levett before purchasing. ice and gelidity guaranteed. • W. II. LuvrzT. EASE CRAOE COMFORT What more does a maxi want for comfort. elegant nee, than a finely tattered garment, .which combines grace, style with ease. A matt wearing such gar- ments roust be at home in any sueiety and on any oc- casion. Our new materials and nal- mow: av,e.bmpetentwawrknaxx. ship enable its to offer yen jurat: sine It service. W. W. T A ;a1 A *t, 'chant tailor. ----THE SOUR 1gi But Paid ails t':alaitaxl.,. ,...Sl,:i�9+laiati3,titia Surpl.:y... , o - » . - » .. , .. aaQ►.000,110 i limns Qfl U1', TORONTO. :a' aaarR f prie .. ; oNTREA1.. sada*sat, 11. S. Holt, Bea, et .al ninetterr. 1a. M. Stewart. E: S v igs Bank Department. -4k2. t"c' k3;E- E. la.%t°. 61.AYa'.A9\ i;. innwessmoiroor..arta 47 WS ww`i 4.7jdT t3' LOCAL DOINGS. OREDITON, a w» aueloute x lin Fi,a sfl.'itea I } Are you paying too touch for your Mrs. Luke Spec in, of St. Marys, the time. Try Stewart sells cheap en spent;Easter with hersister, Mrs. Wen, Mrs. E. Sanders and soar l ddte, of • ,Louden, spent Good Friday' here wills friends. 21e. the it ianxinel loeoo: fear elxnieesi semi wait 3isctlit s, Stew Sche:aial will reaipen Monday. Rouse to rant, apply :at this office. Ilon':e to rent —S roots. Apply to Thos. Deering .Exeter: For lame beck and derangement of Pills. the kidneys. use Dix Kidney 1 ills. For sale by C. Lutz. Begs for hatching from pure bred chicken. White and Golden Wyatt - dates eggs. for $1.00. J. Sl:eemu. For scratches and itching of the legs in horses try Donis' blood purifier and lotion. Sold by 0. Lutz. On Monday last Messrs. Handford & Elliot shipped a carload of the finest horses they have ever shipped to the west. As good as any, yea the best, White and Golden Wyandotte dotte P ultry. Eggs 3.5 for $1.49, J. Snxzou. Mrs. and Miss Fowell very pleas- antly entertained a number of their most intimate friends on Thursday night last. Fust arrived, a lot of men's up-to-date shirts, right style, right quality, and right price, at Snell & Rowe's. Turkish Scalp Food is the best dress ing and restorer of grey hair in the market. Sold by G. Lutz, Exeter. 50 cents a bottle. Mrs. Fowell has rented Mr. R. Fan - son's honse on William street and after it has been thoroughly renovated will move therein. Mr. Moore,an experienced dry -goods oderich bas accepted of G a posi- tion with Mdssrs. Snell and Rowe, com- mencing his duties Wednesday, A Chinaman was in town Monday with a view to starting a Iaundry here but receiving little or no encourage - anent he decided not to locate. Feed English Stock Food to young pigs and calves and see how they will thrive. It is the best and cheapest stock food in the market. Sold by C. Lutz, Exeter. Miss Sweet, dressmaker, -wishes to. announce to the ladies of Exeter and vicinity that she has moved to the premises over Mr. Bobier's office, one door north of the Sovereign Bank. See our 10c. hose, fast black, seamless foot. They are a snap. Only 100. • Snell & Rowe. The deliyery horse of Messrs. Wood & Fake, while left standing on Huron street Saturday, took the notion of giv- ing its owner a little troaible and ran away. Coming up Main street it struck a lively gait but was captured before any damage was done. Mr. Wm. Horton and daughter, Mrs. John Atkinson," who have been residents of Clinton for some time, moved back to town again Tuesday, and together with Mr Atkinson, have taken up their residence in Mr. H Hoopex's residence on Main street e c 12ipackage the aacka e for Grape 'Nuts, Force; Malta Vita, ' Swiss Food; Shredded, Whole Wheat, Biscuits. Stewart's.essetesessestee-es, ' shed. Wanted, at once, a good genera ervant. apply to Mrs. Iluidon, at the Moisons Bank, Exeter. !Ionise for Sale or Rapt A desirable dwelling on Main street, the property of Mr. G. A. I% McLeod. For partieu ant's apply to owner. Social. • Evening. The Willing Workers of the Trivitt Memorial church intend holding as :So- cial evening in the School Ilztll, on Tuesday evening. April 21. There will be a tuhle with various kinds of cake and confectionery, jellies, teA C xes,et for sale. Amusements and music will help to make the evening pleasant. Refreshments will be served and a sil- ver collection taken up. Men's heavy plough boots. The best boot in the market for the money, regular $1.50 for $1.25 Snell & Rows. Only too True. If the ruination of any boy is desired let him roam the streets at will. There is nothing that will ruin a boy as un- watched liberty. It is during these night carousals that he learns the vul- garism which later on will grow to something worse, and the idea of hav- ing so little respect for himself or those around hire. Alas, the above para- graph is only too true, but the average parent is much more to blame than the boy. Too much carelessness on the part of the parent is indulged in by al- lowing the boys to roam :about of an evening when they should be at home or employed at some occupation. i on. Who Pays? . 1Vho pays for the advertising of the merchants who advertise? Not the man who does the advertising nor his customers! Who foots the bill then ?. Why, the fellow who does not adver- tise. How can that be? Why, the man who advertises draws far more trade from the pian who does not ad- vertise than pays his advertising hills. Thus it is that, in every town, there are a few who will persist in paying for the advertising done by the pro- gressive business, and instead of saving money by refusing to_ advertise, they simply refuse to -pay the other fellow's bills, by allowing them to capture their trade. Vestry Meeting. The annual Vestry meeting of the Trivitt Memorial church was held in the school hall on Monday evening last. The chair was ably 'filled by the Rev. R. J. M. Perkins, who open- ed the meeting with prayer. The statement of the wardens was read, which showed the finances of the church to be quite satisfactory and the various auxiliaries doing a good work and contributing liberally ytothe welfare of the church. Messrs. J. J. Rnight and Thos. Hawkins were ..re- elected church wardens; R. B. Samuel, Treasurer, Jos. Davis, Vestry Clerk; C. H. Sanders and N. D. Burden, Au- ditors, and Ernest Elliott lay delegate to the Synod. The meeting adjourned to meet again .two weeks hence. 'A snap. -125 pieces of best 12-ee, print going' at 8e. the yard.`' They are a lot of mill ends -6 to 20 yards in each piece at Stewart's. Piottos- Mr, T. G. Smallaeoine, having pur- chased the pump -raking outfit of Mr, John Moor^e, wishes to Worm thepub- lie that he is now in a position to fill orders for a all kinds of wooden pumps and do ,general repairing in that line, A .call solicited. Dental oR James wilds. .Another old and well-knowni resident has, 'paid natin'e's debt in the person of Mr. James Willis. who passed away on :Sunday last, in the 74th year of his age, liespxte all that could he done he. had been an failing- health for some time and after twelve weeks of in- tense suffering the vital coal teasstiap- ped, Mr. Willie had been a worthy resident of Exeter for the past twenty- nine years, and in his private lifeeeesi- ness. capacity and his good qualities of heart and head wvongolden opinions for honesty, kindness, unselfishnesslr J. Spackman wsas in Bten. and moral worth. Mr. Willis wags , beim Fx idaay on tininess in connection born an the township of London and with I Q. O, F, for a number of years condueted a to w- ber yard in the city of London and la. ter aa. similar bush -tees in St, .Marys^ From St. Marys he carne to Exeter in 1874, engaged ran the sante businessaand made this his home ever since, He has been a life long Methodist and a mem- ber of the Main street church. In poi - 'Lice lie wasa Conservative of advanced views and ;always itaanifesst€d as deepin- terest in paaleic question . Pay his friends as, well as by the widow and three sons. by phony he is starvived, his loss is deeply tamnrned, aikhnaigb a The Misses Maude and Mabel Avery, he hod reached the elicited term al life. of Conlon, spent. ;a few days here doe. His remains *Were interred in; the Exte Ing tlxe week with friends, ter eenietery on Wednesday. Mrs. T. W. Ilaawkshaw after spend,. McCormick, &Sylvester Delivery. ing a few days in town with friends, The longlurked far deliveryretnrtleal to London 3hottla .. -ai' the y McCormick iv Selyestet Nem nt:ti h- Mr. Alpert Ford left Ttie'ilatiy mora- ines which has Been pending several ing for London to .attend the funeral weeks for went of ears to ship the i or the late Mr. Robert, I?aaxweh. laluehtnes was 1wxeataght to au liaaplaY Miss Linn Robinson. teacher, of \ 'ai- inaa ert 1 v ii, k It ata n for all concerned yes. 1 wanno;;lx terwvuship, is spending the East teed iy (\\ ednesalav,) F•airlyr is tlte'ter holidays atiter hoose here, day the formers vegan to aasseatoble surd t, tnid-da , the s j d, H. Taman' of I',Clttier°stn�n. T � h streets were . thronged with people end ever* hotel hiel their titlai'he ' thwpa:gtt}est Wf Mr.F'red; Brooks, of St.Thoneas,spent e few days antler' the parental roof i eeter Not'th, during this week. Garfield Sheere, of Brantford, spent a few days at his home here deriug the week. Russel Frayne,after a pleasant visit with parents here, eeturiaed to Loudon Tuesday, Mr. axed, Mrs. Win. Ross, of Clinton, spent Sunday with the former's par - elate here. Miss Ethel Farmer, of Toronto, is spending the Easter holidays at her home here, Mr. Robt. Sanders attended the Lon- don Halstead Festival to London, last night (Wedel Mr. Jas. Atkinson is contlned to his bed through illness, We hope he will soon recover. o. c w er. ' Percy Rendle, after spending a few `days at his tonne here, retatrned to London Monday. Mrs, ;hiller and little neice, Stella. Sonthcott, spent Good Friday,: with friends in happen. Mass A. Be frau, of London, was the gaest of Mass .Elsie Mw;Vallum a few days during the week. • Mr. and Mrs. Heitman, of leenalon, spent Easter heti the gueets of ;Mr. and MIs, W. ,.1, fermata. wastaxed to a aecvuintcidate aMi.l rows:" patrons and Friends who valine to *eke part: or *Witness the Ixiettaste*r delivery. `The two companies entertained their eitstoraers and friends to dinner in the Mr. and Mrs. henry Harris attended. saRwend betels' salter wltieh all repaired the Ruby Wedding of 11r.ana1. bi.1io- tai tlu G.T.% ale pet *ilex&.' about eix- ht. Sweet at Cn-eaiiton Wednesday. tetelive wagons were loaded with machines of the Mc4'oriniek and Syl- vester make. At three p.m. the w.:;, elate Elliott, minima-, Mind Frialaay, ons carrying machines farmed intra lea. Ketmp sand adaan, , Diane and beaded by :a carriage eainta1.... �,la alai. • eves Gett- ing a nnxnbe.rof the Fepresentaative•a� of . tie, a'eteeneel Tiasrsal:ay°, aftai. sa. loleas- tlie two econip:aniea, followed toy* the ant vital wti^ilia f:Wads tet Burlington, Exeter i3rase Band. all mantled down Mies Mary ly iral:lieiner, of Landoll, Main street, the Band playing lively ' -Pent the Eo tee lellithlYs with her air . Qn arriving at the eiteo taeee..lt eister, Mrs. W. 11. Dearing, Stephen. Home all were formed into was campoet X11. G. 'W. Holman and wife, of .Ta "- a body as passible and photographed ii iuxdville, spent a few days sof the by Mr. Jos. Sen101`. Tile Wale wags 3. Easter vacation 'With friends in Vs. hileeess in every particular and speaks borne. mach for the popularity of the agent The frielt& a Mrs. E, Folitek *Will and the machines manufactured by he pleased to lean that she is on .a these well-known merited companies. fair way to recovery after a severe 'Tho Pecs of tr*gtiticss," illness. The last of the course of entertain. Mr. and Ml's, Geo. Hay, who have given under the management Mr. the guests of Air. and Mrs.... T. of the Opera House, took ;pita un ;f�`rl- O'Belenreturned to their Monne in day evening, being the lecture of Deteeewettt!e,traveler. Witt Miller,anal though the last it was ` Mr.. Luther Brsttind, wife and faamil not by any means the least interesting y deserving of publics pat- of Brantford, spent a few ebur in or the least weep, on the contrary it waas,a treat town during the week, retuning of unusual merit, and truly a mogul- bonne Monday evening.. ficent effort. The auidence was not; The Rev. F. kunst, of Hanover, and large, but we venture to say that had . his son, the Rev. Ezra IIaist, of Will - the public any conception of what was kerton, spent the fore part of the in store the Mall *Would have been week, the guest 11r. W. II, ,Bearing, jammed to the doors. His celebrated S phen. lecture was entitled "The Uses of Ti. 3.3. Crocker, who has been visit- Ugliness."A short prelude, then he ing here, returned to Buffalo Tuesday, dashes right into his subject, captivat- accompanied by lois another, who in- ing his audience as soon as he began tends "making her home in that city speaking p gan d they followedhim with for some time. great delight, as lie led them in splen- adstrains d of eloquence from one to Vedette another of the wtrrtorrs phases of his topic all of which was discussed with a freshness and originality which was both pleasing and intensely .instruc- tive. For an hour and thirty minutes Mr. edifier held the .audience swell bound, now hushing them into rapt silence, as some graphic scene was, portrayed, then convulsing them with laughter, as he related some amusing story to enforce a truth, At one time inviting the audience to a feast of reason, slowly analyzing premises and drawing conclusions, then with keen sarcasm, biting satire and merciless railery with 'which he stirs up certain phases of his topic and from point to Mitchell: The many friends of Miss point, argument to argument he fin- Myra Boyd will be sorry to learn of ally reaches a grand climax of logic her death, the sad event having occur - and eloquence. In appearance Mr. red at her home in Walkeville, Tues - Miller is striking and when he snakes day last. The young lady, it will be his bow to an audience it is naturally remembered, left here for the West to expected his subject and manner of recuperate her shattered health, but handling it will be as much out of the consumption had such ravages on her ordinary as he appears himself. constitution that neither medical as- sistance or change of air helped her in the least. Clinton: A quiet wedding took place at the home of the bride's fattier Wm. Duncan, on Wednesday, April 31r. H. Evans spent Good Friday in .12th, at noon, when his second daugh- London. ter, Letitia Mary, was united in the Mrs. A. Cottle spent the Easter ea- holy bonds of wedlock to Melville Me - cation in London. Phee, of Seaforth. They entered : the Miss Mortises, at' Myth, and Miss li=anas:» +af tleneoe, were the guests of 4 is 44AGMA' { OUSE iJHNiSHiNOS Now that • house cleaning has begun you will be needing >roinethinfi in Leve t,nrtaains, Carets, Rugs, Art Musliur, Silkaalitxes, Cretonnes, Ete. e' have just needsremitted. a large e varied h a k the x tax d,1, t and . areal steel! to axe'lec �qf3 t from. ,� fere tvegive a. short list, brim full of economies for eaareful, wide awake oxa elaeepers.. ace Curtains. Fine Swiss Lace Curtains wide, 3t. yds. long. Mit song double thread, very Isiah t. arty designs,sin le iuu1 double bsiatla•xs,Carllrett edge tixii>h,saati1e very handsome Fatterne. fieoal seleetiain. Miss Amity Johns o P Alma College, y St. Thomas, who is spending the Eas- ter holidays at her home .here, delight- ed the Main street Methodist church congregation an Sunday night last by a beautifully rendered solo, Mrs, E. Sanders received word Mon- day morning that her sister, Mrs. Jas.' Smith, as former and well-known resi- dent of Exeter, was lying dangerously ill at her hone in Detroit. Mrs. San- ders left Monday night ' for that city. Word has since been received that Mrs. Smith has died, having passed away on Wednesday. ,Around:' About US. eitEWSVABWOOSININTOSSOMensnerseen -- PERSONAL. e° SINAL. ,At�� Mr. W. W. Tamaab spent Sunday at his borne in Elyth, P. Coleman left Monday to accept a situation in Toronto. Mr. John Dignan, of London, spent Easter at his home here. Miss Welland,." of Wyoming, spent Easter with friends in town. Mrs. Isaac Carling, we regret to. say, still continues very low. Mr. C. Lindenfield spent Good Fri- day with friends in London. Miss Vera Hawkshaw, of London, visited at her home here Friday; Mr. Chas. Tom is confined to his bed and under the doctor's 'care.' Mi -Wm. Grigg,. of London,, spent. Good Friday with relatives here. Mr. Geo...Yosper, of Toronto, spent Good Friday at; his home here. p Miss Verda Levert left Tuesdayfor a visit to London and elsewhere. Miss Ida Mitchell, visited friends in London a:few-daysduring the week, Mrs. Wm Down, of London, ` spent a few days in town during the week. Miss 011ie"McLauhlin h , of London, spent, Good Friday at her 'home here. Miss Melville of Busseldale is visit- ing' friends in town, the guest of Mrs. Roy. Mr. Geo. Jewell left Monday to ac- cept a situation as carpenter in Lon - parlor ,. to' the strains of the wedding march played by Miss Parsons, of Seaforth, and the ceremony was per- formed by Rev. Dr. Stewart. The happy couple were unattended. The bride was dressed in her travelling snit of blue cloth with white silk waist. The' parlor, where the happy eyent took place; was nicely decorated With flowers. After the ceremony' they sat down to a -bountiful lunch with their guests. After' partaking of the sane they left on the three train for their new home in Seaforth. Clinton: After a long illness borne with true, Christian resignation Mrs. Harry 'Hunt passed from life into death on Tuesday morning. The end had been expected and her husband, her two sons, John, of.,Gait-and 'Os- wald, of London, and, her adopted daughter, Lily, were gathered about. the bedside when the silver cord was loosed. Mrs. Hunt, whose maiden name was burns, was a native of Scot- land. The family came to Canada and Clinton in her childhood and here she spent the greater part of her life. Her mother died here, but nearly thirty years ago the remaining members of the family moved' to California. Mrs. Hunt was a consistent Christian and a lifelong ` memher of the Methodist. Church. She Was a devoted wife 11 rid mother and to the husband and child- ren, who have thus suffered a irrepar- able loss the sympathy of their many friends is extended. • usIins. \ ery wide Ark Muslim with uiey stripe and ,floral designs e*ry pretty effeets, suitable for eelieoa,tn curtains. drapes, este, Judet Shades. fdralinery width in Bream sexed green. amounted on hest spa°in toilet and trimmed with love or insertion. A eotu- plete stead: of curtain poles end trrnnuings always cuss hand, Doti'' of 'the fact t � aper S. g' ., that we carry the bangs. t stock of wall paperintown,:1p _to.elaateuatlerns and coloring suitable for any roost or ball. carpets and rugs. Aeminister, Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, full 27 inches wide,. til good designs with artistic color combinations, au large stock, best 1Caality, English Tapestry Rugs. 4 TROUBLE To SHOW GOODS. ailquarters'for the Qelebza.ted W. E. Sandford Reedy Made Clothing., e 33,3,3113-3,333 33.3, ' M Jot. AN- 'fR{v ] '. if "�r•. n•,1*xna ea M,raIle allow ilJ RJ,\i IT J BE! AND' UNDERTAKING. AKING. ,»10.00 up3ed Room et matt ess and Sideboards from........ 1rillg3 Ctm 1Cte Ypp Couches from 8.00 up Beautiful Parlor Suite...... 21.00 Rockers from.......,70.0. up Anything and everything found in a first-class furniture store can be had. I g s attended 'Repairing of all kinds a ed t o. p 4 W. C., HUSTON idley's Block. Practical Embalmer.' srr Ara 'Y-'t''Y ad' -rim ap- Ntrei" aaaraa - fic"ar">aa-ar" ',Ntc'St-310'JF 1 FURNITURE! FU ... _ NITURE • 1-Iaving purchased the Furniture and Undertaking business of R. N. Rowe, we announce to the public that we have on hand without a doubt the largest and best assorted stock of fairniture in the county. A visit to our store will convince that we are selling at. the closest margin possible., It will pay intending purchasers to ea11 and: inspect our stock and' get our prices before placing orders elsewhere. • We do all kinds of ordered work, repairing and picture framing en the shortest notice at reasonable prices. Satisfaction guaranteed` with every purchase. Undertakers and Funeral Directors. ata OWE ATIMITSON Practical Embalmer. Graduate U. D. --.II SO , 9 of Embalming College, Toronto. Clinton: On. Tuesday morning the. spirit of Tames Mc0augey, eldest son of Mr. John 'McCaughey, of the Coin-' inereial hotel, took its flight. He had leen,ill:for months, but bore his suf- fering "with :'a fortitude beyond his years, he was only nineteen. "Jin -any" was warm hearted and.kindly .disposi- tinned and it dutiful son, The. -family have the sincere sympathy of the comunulity. Win ham: • Verysad �indeed are the c -in connection' with the Circumstances ,i,. death of Annie Zanita; the infant child of Mr. and• Mrs. .W.',H.. Sant, which occurred at. the Queen's Hotel Friday. Mr. and Mrs.giant.have just::moved-to Wingham and were at their horse co' Victoria street arranging their; furni- ture and the child was .left at the- ho- tel, apparently in the 'best of health. Shortly after the parents left the ho- tel the child took convulsions and died in a few minutes. BODY FOUND. Seaforth, April 11.—A ghastly ; find was 'made on Wednesday last : on the side road in McKillop, running north from St. Columban, about a mile from the Huron road. It seems that a young lad who was looking for fish under a culbex•t discovered the body of a man lying in the water.. He gave the alarm and willing hands were soon at .work removing the remains. They were Identified as those ; of a man named Thomas Connors, who was wellkown in -the habit of wandering around the country selling canes, The body had evidently,lain there for some time and' the man has been missed from the neighborhood for about a'month.' It is supposed he died°front exposure'dnring" the winter, but how the remains' be- came lodged in such a place will likely remain a mystery. Coughs, colds, hoarseness, and other throat' ailments are quickly relieved by Cresolene tablets, ten cents per box. All druggists