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Home My WebLink AboutExeter Advocate, 1903-10-15, Page 1SIXTEENTH YvaR. EXETER ONTARIO( TUURSDAY OCTOBER "15 D03. The SOVEREIGN BANK o Canada Ofeet-TOROSTO, ENeentive 0.T.T-.11.0NrAFAre Special Attelitiou to Farraers-E,',usiness te enact the attention of Foreleg -a to the eseepilenal %advantages offered by onir ,Sayiugs nags% reniertment- ?se dose te deg -Mee Cr /' Rd% irantlii:s Hewn Conct,F Exeter, Crediton, Dash -wool, Zeneeli Heat - *all and Clinton. COME TO 0 Nr MCC' 17MIL give w per cePt grmeries Until Oct. 31,. is This the way we de bu§,In Exe oour iXxis ex- Oelobec— t.13. '03 UP-TO.DATE To-POPLESTONE 45e GARDINERoDr. No. 2 Citceraci hy No, 3 0 yards Dress Goods (re 15e. 2 yarde Perealine 15e. G. Finds Linnenette 12be. 1 yard Featherhone pie Dress Shields o yards Braiele Binding C.- rte. 2 yards Y nife ;hie. 1 dozen buttons 2 only Twiets 1 only Silk 1 yard Canvas SR 10 per Out. $0.20 Received pneut & G., No. 20 bundlea of new "Wall Papers from Colin McArthur 4: Co.„ Montreid. On all our 'Mill Papers and Horderinge we will give 10 per cent. off. On goeds In papers are the lateat. Op-W.413W paper's m the town and we guarente the price to he lower than &my other in the trade. POPLESTONE & CARDINE One door north of Post Mee. illiyray .Uousa,11 council triet piarsnant to adjourn, Robert Jarrott, who meta taken eutl- went in Town Hall, on Ocfober. oth, denly 1i a fewdays ego, is, we aree 1003. Present.. M. Reeve; D. •pletteed to etate, recoveringo-Mr. Ede . 'Dorman., A. notIgine., J. ;McGregorSheffer reeeyerlog 11011110.e.ffecte", and W. Mewson, •Couneillote. Mine' of leis recent atteidenteeMr. and Mit% ages of prevloes ineethig read, approe, ed •of and signed. Meeregor-llodgins • that aeconnte, e (aid.rAfeween--eflorinall-that this • oincil 'Adjourn to meet in .Town hall II on.-thefitet elosulay in November, oe O'eleete Win, Freser, Clerk, ----m-------- Varna suorgrw DR:ay.-A verer stideleu and unexpected death necurred nem bere on Monday. Oet.d. On tllat 4.00r illIt ?air. James .514014 was aeeisling t a thiesraing qiii tae farm of hts toroth, r„ Ale, Alexander ;Mitchell. Ht. SQVIll, al to ne in ids iteitel hailth. Aleint inedeetteetc. lie ecaiiplaazed cif feeling inns ell and isrot to the. holies. end died Inside of half an hoer. Ile had been L. ko4t;.-..1 f.a. Mena four years, but. was ;divers ;dee to he around ;end iittend to hied- nees, life sudden death hos Iasi ; gloom over the eotire neigliborliooe, Ale. Mitehell WAfi 62 yes Or Agee ne wav NMI 011 the farm where he died. P.n. FeVt*1 el years, however. lie %tee i eeganeel iit terming in Wide:4 awl eleeit twelve eeete ego lie sold hie feria Wow art( bits since resided here svith his brother. Aleeeeder chell. He was never married. Ile was a MEM of a very emitet and, ietielog Gordon Alanus are rejoicieg over the releel of a yomeee $on and heir at their boiie,--Feed McDooeld has purchaeed a. oew driven -Rev. Mr. Nicol, or rem- bertoo, occupied the pulpit in the ear- toel•church,on Seodey.-Mise Colwill hasretnened to her home Wbitby, af tee a teeesant visit bere with friend& McGillivray Awe:In-Mr. Thomas 0l1n- 13th coueeesien, W:45 SUM- O 145 rewardoz Tneeday of - rift.? an illeen.s of short t41t) flalestot ten seffering from a eiimplieen bill Ibis, With 1 0 illiitt^taitit-$ Of old age. he tieing SD yeere of 0140, 60,44 14040 &WO IS t0b width hitherto bed oilwaYs SAN ERS -JUBT R 'OEIVED Woo Line Szlve Cake Baskets, O&te Jiates, Bred Tray ka Dishe,„ °ens, - class qua Soup , Very dsome an( it.A% kers' Knives; Forks and Spoons eeu roggeil anti of the herdiest nattirel until the vital LIALITY and PRICE Camila Im b?„,aten. lid he gresitielly sank id was eiutpiteil end the heert of a, tee, eipright end eterliog men was Med. It is over forts Y6Ill'S sinee Thoznee JI 11U (nue* end settled in the midst of the foie$ which, over - reed the length and breadth of this flOW beautiful and well developed Volvo idp. Ile was a men of unnsivel, streligth and eery and contributed tore thee the average ehare to mak- I le what it is tettie. Ile WAS a 113. Of Egglin41. In religion he was a 4113r1"r" /Rd' w's "1444 anit 44"41-4'4113' lethothetand In piddles a (T0115etVit. ivepeeted by all whit knew him. The l;tve, a lulu of mating disposition. In the Heyfield eatietery snit MA the tin. putt* to piddle poeition. 31 woe, Loraeln, otendni. The sytn., iok a deep intereet 191 mettere ;44 of oil win L ,xteoned to the pertaivatig to his countre:s welfere1 anetwee who beef, been ne 4nddeu1y and heal a tree eeteent of his duty us a eitizin. Abe, farmer IA' ltaal few eqiude. and severely beveixed. taing volnahle estate by his ekill nergy ae egrifelilturallet. vived by one datigh ter. Mrs.Step- potter. ;-omi oneEon,Geo.Johneam. requaine W(IE0 laid to rest in the e Initlist cemetery, 113th. conceeeion, Vaelneetley, llibbert Mr. Will Pinder has gone to Sea rth toepend the winter niontlis, iploye it Levy's livery fitable.-M limas Mewl' left fin Toronto on Sat rday to attend the Veterinary Col- lege for a few nionthe.-31r. Geo. Wet - son has retained from his trip to the Vest. --Mr. Henry Metherell has rent- ed his farm to Mr. Rohn Norris. PtonEnit (IONE.- One by (met home- ly settlers of this country are being 'ailed away and in a. Wen` /OW years hose who cleared this now prosperous onntry will be known only by Gm mernorv of their deede. This week WO are called upon to revord the death f :the John Swaih of the 13th C011et.-6- on, at the gooa age of "iS years De- emed had not Wen enjoying tbe hest or health for some time, but little did his friends imaielne that he would so soon be taken from them. Mr. Swan came to this country malty yeara ago and settled in these parts. He knew what ioneer life was, and from alms!) farni he succeeded in making the most comfoetable homesteads in °no PE minion on the night of Thanksgiving Day --Rev. Alfred Gelger,of the Lterry Sound District, was 1101110 on a visit to his parents last week. ---Mr. Wellington Fee lins returned front his visit in Man- itoba and part a North Dakota. He looks hale and hearty and repots hav- ing a good time. --,141r. Louis Prang has returned home from Manitoba and the Northwest. -Mr. Peter Bauch has dis- posed of his house and part of his laud in the northwest of the village, to Mr. Abraham Geiger, of the Goshen Line. Ali...Bauch will, build an the part which he still owns. -Miss Gertie Alagel en- tertained a number of her girl friends at a birthday party on Wednesday ev- ening. Gertie was ten years of age and her pleasing manners ittid loving disposition woke her a charming lit- tlehostess, and her companions are Stephen Council loud in their praises regarding herhos- The Council of the Township of Step- pitality.-Mr. Gottleih Merner.Srehas hen, convened in the Town Halt, Ored- arrived home from his trip to Wiscon- iton, on Monday, Oct. 5, at 1 p.m. All sin, where he spent &pleasant time vis - members present. Minutes of prey- iting Molds. Ile enjoyed the change boas meeting read and adopted. An- of scenery as well as the change of derson--Wiierth-that the clerk noti- faces, but likes the old home better fy John Barry that his contract on than the West. -At the recent meet - Blocks 4 and 5, Con. S.B., has elapsed ing of the School Trustees of this sec - and that the Council will re -let the thin Mr. Robt. Stelck and Miss Hart same to sorne other person and bold were re-engaged for another year, him responsible for any extra cost in vvhile Miss Nicholson, of Blake, re - re -letting the contracts and that the places Miss Klapp after Ohristmas hol- Reeve is hereby authorized to sub -let idays, the latter not being an appli- the work and take action against Mr. cant for the position. -The Misses Ber- Broay for any extra eost on the said tha and Louisa Wurna left last week contract-Cerried. Yearly -Anderson for Detroit. -Mrs. Michael Zeller has that the Reeve cause to be served form given up housekeeping and is now -re- "C" (under the Ditches and Water- aiding with her daughter, Mrs. Ed - courses Act) on all parties interested ward Appel. -Mr. Moses Littleviller, on the 3rd side road. between lots 15 of Crosshill, spent a few clays with his and 16, cons. 17, 13 and 19. -Carried. brother-in-law, Mr. J. G. Oesch, on the Wuerth-Yearly-that By -Laws Nos. Bronson Line, during the week. -Mr. 5 and 6 of 1903 beingread the third John Knorr has purchased the barber - time be passed. --Carried. The follow- ing businessfrom Mr, W. Bender. and ing orders were granted:--Munieipal is now sole proprietor of the establish - World, blank reports re Board of rnent.-Mrs. John Harniek and son, Healtla, $2.10; J.Sweitzer, commission- Roland, have returned to their home er on Block s, 3 S.R., $12.50; Express in Loomis, Mich., after a month's visit Company, express on Collector's re- with friends in and around Zurich.-- ceipts, 40c.; Good Roads Machine Co., Mr. GottleiblVferner has improved the edge for grader and express, $0.75; P. appearance of his block by having Sullivan, rep. culvert., Con. 12, $1.25; it painted, -Father Kurtz, who has had Frank Triebner, gravel, $100.80; Do., charge of Sb. Boniface church and par - do., leT.13„ $1.30; Do„ gravel contracts, ish, for the last six months, left Wed - blocks 1 and 2, E.S.R., $41.63; M. Bloom- nesday for Ohio andIncliapa, where he field, putting in concrete OttlVert, $6; will again take up mission work, which P. Sullivan, gravel, $8.80; F. W. Fern- seems to be more congenial to his taste. cornbe, awards Con.14 and S.B., $39.35; The Reverend Father was well liked R. Adare, balance on drain, $2; Sid, by the Congregation and the church David, Work on E.B., $1; N. Baker, made some progress under his able fin - culvert on E.B., $6.10; H. Wilson, rep. andel administration, but the work culvert On S. B., 50; R. Rill, do., con. was too monotonous for his active mind 2, 75c.; C. Stone, do., con. 21, $5; T. and consequently unsuited to his clis- SWeet, Commissioner on E.B., $3.10; position. He made ma,ny friends dur- W. Renhale, do. on n.s.13,.'$i.so; J. ing his stay in town, and carries with G. Wein, do., ete., $9; R. Ilandford, bim the good wishes of all who knew gravel coo tract and E.B. aevard, $75.50; him. His successor here will be Rev. W. Anderson, brick bats, 75e.; Angus Father Eberhard, of Cincinnati, who Campbell. tile, 75c,; C. NasWanger, do., has arrived and conducted the services 60c.; G.Wallter, rep. London Road, $2; on Sunday, -The following totals are J. Keys, culvert C.R., $2; S. Preszcia taken from the Hay Township's Col - tor, do„ $1.50; Mr. Baird, rep. road. lector's Roll for the year 1903: -Total $2,50: T. Keys, 4 wings on bridge, $2; taxes on roll, $27,757.54; township rate, J. Jenn ing, ditch on N. B., $16.08; E. $5,132.58; County rate, $2,382, 80; Drai n - Gill, rep. bridge, $5.50; J. Woods, gra- age taxes, $2,504.90; School taxes, $5, - vel L.R, $10.90; Chester Prouty, gra- 728,51; Zurich Police Village, $624.24; tituty. $25; F. Haist, rep. bridge, $5; Da shwood Police Village, $178,a‘6; Sta- J. Pickering, gravel, 72c.. S. Morrison, tute labor returned, $46.50. The hal- covering culvert, $3. Tlie Council ad- anced is composed of charges incurred journ ed. to meet again on Monday, under proceedings of the Ditches and Nov, and, at 1 o'clock, p,m. Wettereourses' Act, ancl entered on the H. Either, Tp. Clerk. Roll. LLOYD Pi, JONES elvow,:alta Choir limier Of the Trivitt Memorial Church, TraelverAliano, Organ, Veins IlerraOry, Iiodern IaZ1,Tharenglintie. MONEY TO noala Priente !mutate leen et lomat rate et Arial' to ERNEST ELLIOT, Eveter AiroN.Ey TO We Lave unlimited private funtlit% for Vestment upon farm or pillage prOpertys at lovreat rates Of interest DICKSON ea CARLING, Barristerreetc., EVA() . Vo here a large amount of private funds to loan ort farm and village properttea at low rates of inter. eSt. OLADalAN .k SUNBURY., arristers, Selleitors,Main st., Exeter Out FAUX TO MT, 109 acres ht the vicinity of Exeter. Good frame house and two hung on the premises, als0 o gond or- chard and 4good supply of %veteran the year round. Immediate possession given for fall work. For fur- ther partictlars apply to Box 135, MY P. 0. ..•••••••••••• X FOIL SALE. A farm contahting 90 acres of good land, lot 6, con, 4, in the Township of Stephen, situated miles west or Centralia. There are on the place 12 acres of fall wheat, 2 barns, one la a bank 'barn with good stabling, good fences and drains, good wells, a good briekhouse and frame wood house, and a good orchard. For further particulars apply to Plum LANE, Centralia F. 0, Bale Register- Virrorties getting their sale bills printed at the .‘lmvecirru office will receive a FREE notice under thia headinguntildate of stale. Tifttastaav, 0cr 22-Farin stock the property of Joseph Lawson, Lot 7. Con. 11, Stephen. Sale at one o'clock. James Stanley, anat. WEDSESDAY, OCT. 28. -Farm land, stock and imple- ments, the roperty of thelate John Schroeder, the elder, on lot 17, concession 18, Stephen. Sale at one o'clock. Ed. Bosseaberry, auct. TuzseAv„. Oar. 20.-Farrn Stock and Implements, the property of David Mack, Lot 3, Con. 3, Bay Township. Sale at 1 o'clock. IL Brown, Amt. VCrOAV, Oct. 10th -Farm stock, etc., the proper- ty of William Davidson and John Hunter, Lot 9, eon. 9, Usborne. Sale at one o'clock. Id. Brown, auct. ramar, Ocrr. 16 -Farm Stock, Implements and 30 acres of land, the property of Conrad Kuhn, at his tile yard, Crediton. Sale atilt m. II. S. Philips, Auct. FARIS FOR sArm The undersigned's offering for side that splendid hundred -acre farm in the township of Stephen, being East half of Lot 21 and South half of Lot 22, situated milesSouth of Dashwood, Thes is on the prein- ises a new brick house, 22x82, with good frame kitch- en and woodshed, bank -barn, 40x54, driving house and other convenient buildings; good orchard and two never -failing wells, about ten acres bush -mix- ed thnber among which is it large quantity of black ash. The farm is well fenced and underdrained. Will be sold cheap and on reasonable terms, For particulars apply to ' .Wendel Brenner, Dashwood, On' NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Of John Schroeder, the elder, late of the Township of Stephen, in the Connty of Huron, yeoman, de- ceased. Pursuant to Chapter 129, of the Revised StittuteS of Ontario, 180i, notice is hereby given that all ereditors and others having claim against the estate of the above nained deceased, who died on or about the22nd day of September, A, D. 1903, are, on or before the.16th day of Noyeniber, A. D. 1003, to send by post; prepaid, to the undersigned solicitors for David Schroeder and Henry Schroeder, the Executors of the last will and testament of the saki deceased, their christion names and surnames, addresses and descriptions, the full particulars of their claims, the statement of their accounts and the nature of the se. curities, if any, held by them, and that after the last day aforesaid the said executors will proceed to dis• tribute the" assets of the deceased among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the Marais of which they shall then have notice, and that the said executors will not bo liable for the said assets, or any part thereof, to May person or persons of whose claim notice shall not heve been received by., ,them at the thne of such distribution. Dickson & Carling, Solicitors nir Exteuters, Exeter. Dated at Exeter this Gbh day of October, 1003. THE EXETER CIDER MILL Is prepared to attend to the wants of of theemblie along the line of CIDER„ APPLE BUTTER„ JELLY, JAMS, Etc. ao., MEM' HANDS EMPLOYED J. A. EILLOUVEs, PROPRIETOR. Parkhill Moses Mawson, of McGillivray, has moved to town and is occupying the house: he recently purchased on 1rnily street. -Miss Stiltz, who has been for some months in Mr. England's grocery end reStatleant, has returned to her home in Mt. Bridges. She is succeed- ed by Miss Jennie Scott, of Moray. - The vacancy on the High Scbool teach- ing staff caused by Miss Libby's resig- nation has beat temporarily filled by the engagement of NV Simpson, 43.A.., of Whitechurch. Mr. Simpson is an Honor Graduate of Toronto iIniversity and a Specialist in Moderns and Eng- lish. -Mr. and Mrs. John Griffeth, who have been living in Stay -nee, have re- turned to town and will reside here in future. -.Hugh Gilles, who' bas been teaching school in Lobe, has resigned and gone to Toronto, where he will take a Medical course at the Universi- ty. Hugh's many 'friends wish him every success. -Chris. McKeuna, who has been engaged in the butchering business for some months with his brother, John McKenna, is opening up in this line for himself ita the place just south of J. Hall's harness shop. - The practice of boys, large and small, riding on trains here has become so prevalent that the G.T.R. authorities have determined to stop it. One day last week- nine boys were up before the Police Magistrate for trespassing on the G.T.R. property and were each fined one dollar and costs. --Parkhill has been free from burglars for some time and the news that Plialen's liquor store had been entered a few nights ago, was quite a surprise to our citi- zens. The thieves had gained entrance through the door leading to this depart- ment, the glass in the upper half of it being kicked into splinters. Abont 25 bottles of the best liquors in sight went away with visitors who evidently knew how to make a selection. It is thought that the perpetrators were local peo- ple or some one living close to town who knew the ley of the land. -The Exeter District Epworth League will bold its annual meeting here on Oct. 20.-54r. S. B. Heed, who was serious- ly last week, is, we are pleased to state. improving. Zffileit Mete Dennis spent, a few dave in Ex - der during the week. -The Township Collector is now on his rounde.-Alr. Geo. &hoeing has rented his Lunt on the Goehou Line,to Mr.Sylvanus mer.-eltbse Phoebe Rickbeil has gone to Myth to visit relatives and friends. Mee Clara Buchanan left lest week for Toronto to resume her studies at the Universitat. --111r. Geo. Appel arrived in town hest Week /Old biSli taken is folt- uation with Mr. J. Merrier in hisstore. -Mr. Chas. Walper has sold his house alid lot to Mr. John Hildebrand, and purchased the Zeller homestead, near- ly opposite the Evaugelical manse. --A bull and supper is annoonced to take phice zo the Assembly mum of the Die the comity, besides making a compet- my himself and family. Ile was in- dustrious, shrewd end careful, end possessed in a wonderful degree the qualities whichalmost invariably bring success in life. Personally be was a very quiet mil and lived much, within himself, hut was 'widely versed on ninny subjects. Ile was also thorough- ly upright and honorable in all his dealings and despised anything in the shape of sham end hypocrisy. In short he was in every respect a worthy and useful citizen and a kind and obliging neighbor. The funeral took place on Monday, when a large number follow- ed his remains to the Cromarty cem- etery. ORIALt ariti SEE THEM. PITTON Woodita AcelipMar, -A. serioes runaway aeve dent °everted in S. on Fair night wiludeby two vonine people, Mie Addle Mille of. this 1,)iteee. and Mr.Ftreal Stephen% of Veltorae,neeriln lost Geer bee& As le wee they areeeverely Weer - ed, Toe swing temple bed When in the cencert the evening. wed were, on tlivir Way home when their hotel. WA, fright at eunie empty berrele by the, eide of the ineuli ;and shied DAUS 'the kltiliteta. The leiggy ins .11 with a V41- egraph pale and against, thle Ale. Step - bens WAS thrown out, with nreat font'.' Ids btalp being. !Wily .can. Mies Miffs had beeleit thigh tinetured mad was badly bruleed. Strange to tay ehe Wee found eitting In the buggy and had not been thrown to the ground'. She WAS, probably thrown against thetelegraph Pole too and fell hick into .the riee As It. was veiy dark autl as the accident happened in a moment, the unfortun- ates .are not clear As to how they sus. tained their injuries. The home be - mune detached from the rig when the obstacle was street; and WU .fottnd next morning several miles away. A of persons were passingnt the • time of the accident and the ininred °nee were hestily renewed to tbe• home' of Mrs. Logan Meer by where medical,. attendance was secureh and theie in-. juries attended to. ear. Stephens was able to stand the journey home- next day but Miss Mills will have to remain. at Mrs. Logan's for some time. Fullarton .Mr. David Davideon, of lot 4, eon. 0, has sold the old Davidson homestend at Carlingford, to his brother John Davidson. of lot 5, eon. 5. The price MS in the neighborhood of $7,000. Mr. Davidson bas decided to buila and settle in Carlinpfortl. Me. John David- son will now sell the farm be present occupies which is a valuable one and move to the old homestead. Ho= SADDENED. --W111. Yule, who resides on the town line between Ful- lerton and Blanshara townships, at- tended Kirkton Fair an Oct 2, anti was accompanied by his family. On their return home in the evening the child- ren were all token violently ill. Dr. Ferguson, of Kirkton, was sent forand pronounced the symptoms that of some active poison and one of 'the children, Marion, aged 2 years and 6 months succumbed to its effects on Saturday evening and was buried Monday after- noon. .Although the three other child- ren hada close call, the medical attend- ant has succeeded in pulling them through and they are now out of dan- ger. It was at first thought that the children had been poisoned by partak- ing of some highly colored candy which they purchased at the fair, but it has transpired that they partook of chick- en pie, which had been covered for some thne before eating. It is stated by medical men that to cover it pie of this kind before eating is to render it poisonous, This, then may be the cause of -the illness and death. Lucau Miss Thom, of Sarnia is the guest of Mrs. G. A. Stanley. -114. Geo. O'Neil, of Toronto, spent &few days here dur- ing the week. --Mrs. I. Brown, of Chat- ham, visited relatives in town 'apt week. -Mr, Jas. Wilson has been ap- peinted watchman at the G.T.R. cros- sing. -Mrs. Edy has returned front her month's visit with friends at Sarnia. - Mr. Geo. Hodgins has accepted a posi- tion with F. F. Downiug as butcher. - Miss Anne Willis is visiting her cousin bn London. -Mrs. Stewart and daugh- ter, of Farquhar. were in town for a few days last week. -Mr. Gordon Hus- band has gone to London, where he intends learning the cake baking busi- ness. -Dr. J. W. Orme has returned from a pleasure trip through -the Ca- nadian Northwest and the Southern States. -Mr. Fred Smyth, of St. Cath- arines, is the guest of his mother and sister, as well as renewing old acquaint- ances in town. -Dr. E. L. Hodgins left lest week for Balthnore, where he will take a post graduate course at John Hopkins' University. His niany friends here wish him a continuance of success and trust that his known abil- ity may place him at tlae top. -Mr. H. Murdock has gone to Woodstock. - Mr. Arthur Hawkshaw has returned from Stratford, owing to ill health. - The new cement barn of the Qneen's hotel is fast nearing completion. -We learn that Mr. Thos. A. Webb has ac- cepted a situation as traveller for the lieW biscuit factory- at Stratfoi d. - Workmen Are bnsily engaged remod- elling the Standard bank. Office which will be when completed a most mod- ern and up-to-date one, Seaforlb 'liVetillealy lr.n- ng,- Mrs. tiattleittimet'allatto griessl over sileut aged 47 :weave and 7 ittoeiths. Tie+ ibeemeeti. tacatieri name wa,, deeeie 3.1ePlivewas a 411,4120e:0T a the bite Hugh :ile'llbees, tirey township. After hertiteriaige with her cam Icerett alma twenty yetan cane theY S5.2 ttrat 401D the, ettn 004ri•SqinD MeHillitp, where they a:et:Oda-mad et) reside until :iterat six ;Rare awe when they tatoveall into teeefortile Alre. Mier:ilium bad le,en Imp be::al¢h fltr fifteen or einteen years, and of late yeaie leer trouble developN1 gtIfitItallitI, anal it beeanto neeesea en for her hi have seveied of her fingers amputated, as well as high feet. The last ppm:WM Wags raw -sued alenat VIVO Wlit't.1 one of leer feet was removed. Atter the eperation eite evemed to improe'e for it time, but for Mend, two weekshe has Wen in it time or hoe preea rattle candition until death ended her sitfierings ou Wednes- day morning. The deceaeed leaves lauelttral, hut no vial MO. ZIP bin* 60,1,St twinpathy (Wall will he extended Air.Mettallum. 'the funeral took place Friday to the Brussels cemetery. DIED IN 1,`OiltIND.I.--Tiln Sad ueita was received here on Saturday last from Toronto, of the death of Miss Alia. Copp. (laughter of Abe William Copp, of this plane.. Deeeased had, not been enjoying the beet of health for the past year, 'She being it victim to nerveus prostration. Eveeything pos- sible that loving hands and -medical skill eonld do wns doee for her but she seemed to gradually pine away. She was finally advised by her physieian to g,o 1.0 Toronto for treatmeut pod about two months ego left for the hos- pital at the above place and for a time she ltppeated to be improving. 41,. few days previous to her death she took a change for the worse and gradually i.tnk until death relieved her of her sufferings on the above day. Airs. Copp left on Saturday when the word WAS received that ber daughter was sinking and was just in time to see her breath ber last Miss Copp was a tai- lores.e by trade and ber jovial disposi- tion and sweet nature won her many friends, who are indeed sorry to hear of her demise. The remains were brought hereon Monday and taken to the home of her parents, from which place the funeral will take place to -day (Thursday.) We extend to the bereav- ed parents and family the heartfelt sympathy ot the. community. BIRTHS. Noneer -In Exeter, on Oct. 9, to Ur. and Mrs. John Nora.y, a daughter. Norms -In Hibbert, on Oct. 5, to Mr. and Mrs. john Norris, a son. FARNCOMBE-On Oct. 5, at 127 Mill street, London, to Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Farncombe, 0.E., it danghter. WEBB-On OctAnd, to Mr. and Mrs.. Humphrey Webb, Stephen, a son. Conensec-In Stephen, on Oct. 7, to Mr. and Mrs. Sohn Cornish, it sou. Eannes-In USbosne, Con. 2, on Oct. 13, to Mand Mrs. Thos. Harris, a son. HARNESS -In Exeter, on Oct. 13th, to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Harness, a daugh- ter. Wermairea-In Stephen, Con. 1. on Oct. 12, to Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Whita- ker, a dang-hter. MARRIAGES. EITIMBLE—FINKBELNErt--At the resid- ence of the bride's parents. COD. 7, Stephen, on Oct. 14th, 1903, by the Rev. Damin, of Crediton, Mr. John - Humble, to Miss Matilda, the fifth. ; daughter of Mr. Mathew Fitikleeiner, alienen.-In Stanley, near Varna, on Oct. 4, James Mitchell, aged 62 years. Jonnesow.-In McGillivray, con. 6, on. Oct. 6, Thomas Johnson, ;iged 80e years, COPP. -In Toronto, on Oct. 10, Miss - Alice Copp, daughter of Mr. Win. Copp, Seaforth. Mensiment -At Toronto Junction, on Oct 10, Mrsalershall, a former res- ident of Sexsini Lb, aged 75 years. MOCALLUM.—In Seaforth, on Oct. 7, Jessie McPheebeloved wife of Mr. Duncan McPhee, aged 47 years, 7 months, 28 days. ABBOTT. --At Victoria Hospitel, Lon- don, on Oct lltli, Mabel Gertrude, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Abbott, of London, formerly of Ex- eter, aged 5 years, 3 months,13 days,