Exeter Times, 1905-07-27, Page 1•
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HURON & M1DDL ESEX GAZETT Et
THIRTY-SECOND YEAR -No 1664
EXETER, JNT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 27th 1905,
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T. HAWKINS & SON
Hardware and Seed Store
is the place for Builders and those intending to build
should go to get Cheap Hardware as we carry a full
line of
Nails, Paints, Oils, Glass &c.
In Cements we carry the two leading Brands
of Canada
National and Star
UIVLTROUGtIINO
We also make a specialty of Eavetroughing as
we have a machine to make all our own Troughs
and can give you firstclass material. Try us and
you will be conuinced.
T. HAWKINS & SON
1
1
t Exeter and Centralia
Storehouses
Now ready for use, the best
Cement and Lime
NEEDED
Annually, to 01I the new positions created by
Rallroad and Telegraph Companies. Wo want
Young Men and Ladles of good habits, to
can buyLEARN TELEGRAPHY
That money and R. R. Accounting
also We furnish 73 per cent. of the Operators and
Coal for Everybody Station recta in America. Our six schools
are thee largest exclusiveveTelegraphy Schools
In the world. Established 20 years and en -
at Lowest rices dorsed by all loading Hallway Officials.
P We execute ♦ 5230 Bond to every student to
J. GOBBLEDIGK furnishhimhoher a potea as paying from 49
to MEI a month in iWtes oast of the Roc�y
Mountains. or from $75 to k100 a month in
States west of the Rockies, immediately upon
' gS ud ata can enter at, any time. No waca-
•
tione. For full particulars regarding any of
our Schools write direct to our executive
office at Cincinnatti, 0. Catalogue free.
-THE-
WE'RE
SUIT
SELLERS
You are Suit buyers. We make the
Suite -you wear theta out. We make
them as well as we can, so that they
Will not wear out sooner than they
ought. Because, if they do, you'll
likely go somewhere else for your
nett Suit. And no one could blame
you, So much money ought to buy
eel much Suit worth. Arid Suit worth
is faehionehleness of fabric -style in
cut -fit -finish -looks - dressygees -
and length of service.
As good a place as there is within
mileei,get all this and not pay too
much W. Johne.
Elegant Black and Blue
Suitings for $15.00
and $18.00.
'Ws JOHNS
Merchant Tailor
• 60 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
•
ATENTS
TRAM Maass
Duane
COPYRIGHTS &C.
Ascan ss d ng a stuteA and deeertstten may
armor aaeertaln our opnn a•tae an
insues is p►obVpt mnnita-
teap+teeon00 Patents
deettit taken �yrotsssurla
`pt
�a��
sot* w,tbo•t to tan
Id* EMAIL
A 5,1011•0a1•ly nte•iria.d weekly. T.arv.st dr.
csisasea or say issitsuso raa1. TTferrm,mS$ a
ran newscadows.
$SISeMtMT, nen I
as r St. wasbloatou, n.
EXETER PL ULIC SCHOOL BOARD
The Exeter I'ublis School board
LocalsCREDITON
-Billed in thu Weer. -The remain+
be; to advisi the following sessional __ the late Arthur Cockwill, who was
report, July 19, nteetint held in the killed at Nelson, II. C., arrived lure
yowl' Hall ad 7 p. n1. Willi 11 mem- 1'11^ Ileus-+nl, l'ust' has enlere d it 5 ; 011 Monday and were interred in the
crs present. Business thirty-third year,
I pxtsc•d ulinu- � Exeter cemetery on Tuesday. The
fes of prew•ioua meetiuz. Mrs, it, J. Gurney and 1iiti1' sun young man way on tluty ns fireman;
are visiting her parents at Acton, i on the C. P. R. where he met his
Miss Leah Rehmer rcturissa ►,o,,,,. ! deaf 11. The c u;inc upon which he
• was engaged because uncontrolaele
from Fnrcat on Saturday.
11 r. 11'iIL Beer, of St:a[orth, wlteu the enzineer find Arthur both
Per R. N. !tows and S. .Mart in ,pendin; vacation under the pats tital lumped for their lives, Arthur it is
that W. J. O'111ien's resiznation re j root. supposed striking his head crushing
accepted. his skull. When found he only sur-
fer. S. Martin and F. Wood that l Miss !1L4bel narrow,. Iris rest rued • rives! a few moments. The yawn;
Miss Carlin -xis resitnation be ac- home from :t plea,.,u+c visit with man was well and favorably known
canted, friends in London.
Per 11. Huston and S. Martin that
notices ie inserted in the local pa-
pers advising. vacancies for a limit -
number of pupils in the Ili;h
School department and ur;in; the
early registration of town pupils
tot the same, Mr. F'anson and little duo h
Per H. Huston and R. N. Roweter, of
that Miss Irwin be advised that she
is hired for duty with )11e incoming
term
Per \\'• J. Carling, adjournment.
July 24. aosent I1. Huston. meet -
in; held in Town hall at 8 p. es.
Business approved nnitiutcs of pre-
vious meeting.
Per R. N. Rowe and S. Martin
that hie following accounts be en-
dorsed:T. Ilartnoll, drainaze et:.
$3.50; \V. J. O'Brien, presiding ex-
aminers fees, $36.15; United type-
writer Co.. supplies. '5c.
Per R. N. Rowe and S. Martin
that the assessment% for school pur-
poses for the current year be twen-
ty-six hundred dollars.
Per F. \Vood and R. N. Rowe t hat
all seats held by the principal as
not required he loaned the corpor-
ation for use in the park, returnable,
towever, by the coreoratioi as oc-
casion may require.
Per W. J. Carlin:, adjournment.
J. GIRIGG. Scct'y.
Per W. Carling and 11. Huston
t hat the board; endorse the purchase
of two llydo plate blackitatrd, at
18c per spuaro foot.
11r. and Mrs. Whitlock, 0 110 haw^
been visilin; Mr. Kinil \1r,. Thomas
Sweet returned haute Monday.
Misses Addie and Al in;+ Johns 5peil1
the past week wit 11 Their cousin,
Miss Pearl Johns.
EXETER COUNCIL
Council met in the Town Hall on
Friday, July 21st, 1905. Absent the
Reeve through illness.
J. Muir -.1. Wood -that I. Arm-
strong be acting Reeve. -Carried.
The minutee of meeting held on
July 12th, read and approved.
Messrs. A. E. Fuke, W. Ii. Mon -
cur and Jas. Dignan twnite$1 upon
the Council rct-the construction of a
drain along William street between
Gidley and Victoria. connecting with
the drain at the corner of Victoria
street. W. II. Lewitt -T. Wood, -the
request be .granted and lite commis-
sioner be heresy instructed to I ro-
ceeli with cons Irue tin.r the .;:tnte.-
C3 r ried.
A petition WW1 presented, from
Messrs. J. Conaledick, Geo. Lewis,
Morse SGhool of Telcpraphp i T. B. Carling. David Mack, Robe.
C teatinattt, Ohio. Hatrato. N. Y.
Atlanta,Ga. LaCrosse, Wis.
Texarkana. Tex. salt Francisco, Cal.
sambas.
Tenders Wanted
Leathorn on 1 ho west side and Mes-
srs. David Mill, Jas. Tom. Jno. Ped-
lar, Jno. Wood, Thos. Willis, on the
east side of Main street, asking for .a
granolithic walk from the corner of
Huron street to the south 'ooundary.
J. Muir -W. 11. Levott-the petition
be .ranted. and a by -lawn be pre-
pared coupling tlue same with the
one underway for the construction
The tindersirncd will receive tend- o ft he walk on Main street from ithc
ers up 10 12 o'clock noon of Friday, Station road to the bridge. \V. Ik
the Ilth day, of Au;u::t, 1905, for the to be five feet in width. term .to ex -
construction of about 11,000 square . lend for len years. -Carried.
feet of .;ranolithiq pavement. resider A ny-law confirmin; the appoiit-
crossings, in the vil)nza of Exeter, ;nest of Mr. Win. Jacobi as pound
according to specifications which keeper for the North End was read
may be seen at the office of She un- and 011 tnotion of J. Muir sec. by .1.
derniztxs1. Wood was read a second and ihird
The highest or any tender not time and passed. The seal of the
necessarily accepted. corporation twins fixed Ihereto.-
J.
er iJ. SENIOR
Clerk of the Villa se of Exeter.
here, ),Karin; served an apprenticeship
as carriage builder with Mi-. \Wm.
1Ventzel, and was the eldest soil of
nit. ,7ofle8 Cockwil1. of the 11th, con.
of McGillivrny. About seven }'ears
ago deceased went w-e.AI from bore
and a year later en;rr^d 11 • . i• u
of the C. I'. R. as a fireman, in
Thornberry, spent a few days of whose employ hit 1133 beenever since.
3 ile was 27 years of n;e and vas
this week with friend: in town, highly respected by sill who knew
Mrs. 11. W. Jes,_cy. Owe ui him, and his premature demise will
Hankins) and nays, of Elmira. N. V. be 1o,rned w•itli much sorrow and
aro in town for .t heir 308rly visit. re;rel by his many friends.
Mrs. R. 1'. Jalttvi and ttwo children
have returned after -i pleasant wis-
h With rcl8tivc:i in Sar11ia and Lan-
don.
Mrs. McDnn•tld, of Pori Huron,
and Mrs. E. Lounsbury, of Hamilton,
also Miss Helen Parr, are the ;nests
of Mrs. Jas. Di;nnn this. week.
By an error in copy ;received of 1 he
entrance examinations, Miss Flossie
Hunter should have leen credited
with oinainin, 474' marks instead of
381,
Mrs. E. .1. Spackman and family
and Mrs. A. Q. Bobier and family are
spending a holiday at Grand 13en;i,
occupying Dr. Anderson's cosy col -
toge.
At the convention of the Grand
Lodge of the A. F. & A. .\t. held ay
Hamilton last week. Mr, L. Ii. Dick-
son was elected to the position of
District Deputy Grand Master for
South Huron.
The wife of Rev. J. A. Snell, Late
of Bayfield, who has been in. the
hospital at Clinton for the lost three
or four weeks is now visiting friends
before joining Iter husband on his
t ew field of labor.
Misses Lottie anti .Minnie Halls, oI
Toronto. are spendin, vacation ;with
their mother. Mrs. Halls Andrew st.
They were accompanied by their cou-
sin, Miss Minnie Halle, of Toronto.
who will spend some time here with
friends.
Mr. J/A. Gre_ory, of Batcleview,
N. W. T., and Mr. E. Gregory, of
Regina, are spending a holiday un-
der lite parental root. The former
is enraged in the real e;taie busi-
»es:n at North Ilattleford, while Er-
nest holds a position in the Civil
Service at Regina.
Mrs. (Dr.) McCallum, of Creat line,
Ohio, who has been visit int her
mother and sisters here, %will have
her visit somewhat shortened, hav-
ins received word from the 1)r. of
intehded tripen Europe on which
Mrs. Y Calluut will accompany him
Dr. and Mrs. Duncan McCallum will
also take. in .1 he trip.
One day last week Mr. .1. W.
Leonard, suet. of C, P. It. con-
struction, visited St. Marys and the
action of the board of trade is a
consequence of his visit. Mr. Leon-
ard states ,Thal if the town ;would
put up :1 bonu9 of $85,000 the C. P.
R. Would run n line here frotn Etn-
he followw-inx account,+ w% ere roam- ben • .
ed and orders drawn on 1lo treas-
urer
the town of Mitchell appears to be
for Ilio same• in rathcer deep Walla' financially.
\\'. Ii. Reynolds, for vlluation Res, According to the Advocate, although
Taylor Co'} Ltd for vtly, 10.00; only half rho year Inas passed away,
Western Real Estate . - ,kelt. do., 1t7; It. L. Doyle, the town's floating indebtedness to
the bank is $15.400.. Sill the ext:••1-
sion of water mains is proliosod, and
a rale of 21 mills 011 the dollar has
been struck in tlo face of hotrow-
in; $8,500 to pay off 1 ho debt.
Exchange, Limited.
•lud.r County of Huron, $11; Bell
Telephone Co'y. 40c ; E. T. Christ i4',
Secty & Treats r f I. I $50 IC
. , ,ant . ,.
78 Dundas St., London `\akin, Toronto, valuation of Elec-
tric Lithi plant, $100.00; !toss Tay -
i( you snot to buy ;+ farm in any
Coy Ltd, ac. for lumber $13.75, less
of the follotwin, Counties send (or $8 for pumpini water to April lath,
our list. Huron, Grey, Itruce, hI n,, $5.45; I. Senior. for copy in; 1904
as
st_ w
afit roll. •,
rotal
$188.85.
P5.h4sx Kent, Inldi mand Lincoln.
Ox- ,rtmnton J. Wood see. hyW. 11.Aliddlescz, Muskoka, Norfolk,
ford, Perth. fe31, 8111100e, Ontario Lev" t.-C,rricd ,
Victoria, Welland, Waterloo. \Went_ Council adjourned to Friday 28r
;worth or York. WI' have some of on 1110114311 Of ,1. 1 G'-1.1 3:'c.
the lest farms ns in the Province for Muir.
sale. We also haws a lir u• numJ. •
SENIOR, Clerk.
of Town, Villa re, and nosiness pro- • ,
pei1ies for elle. fiend for our lit )BB011NE COUNCIL
Council uuyt. ouncil mel July 15th,
If you 111 a Firm or o: her pro- members were present. Thu minutes
of 1 he 1asn ^e '
,t..fir t 1111 acre mad •,fid
pro-
perly for site w.ritc for our terms m a , ,roved.
and horsed of ss 4he i'1'0I Hanle. I'fbree tenders stere. rece.ived far
No char to uulcRs the proper is 1 he construction of the. Eliilt•ille
sold or exch11nted. Tull part icu Creek Drain, not inclu.linr covered
lots on opiateati0n. The Western
Real Estate Each -tem L1.L, L.rldori,
Ontario.
THE
Merchants Bank of Canada
Don't t.ay a high price fur your
four and feed ;when you can buy
Orilivies, pure Manitoba Glenora
brand, Godrrich Three Star !brand
or Cook's !lest Family Flour at $2.50
per hundred at the !!Casal] Flour
.Mills. Other deakr.t are Feline( just
the 5,11110 flour at $2.811 per hundred,
consequently uo ere saving yon 60c.
per Barrell. Shorts I?a21I :and 1113.1
$16 per :too -if. Cook et Son.
Put one cup of fresh raspberry juice
and one cup of water in a double boil-
er and let cook directly over the fire
t
untillboiling
he
tpoint p int is reached; stir
in three tahleepo.+ns of cornstarch
moistened with cold waster, add one
half saltspoon of salt, sweeten to
taste, cook over boiling water for ten
port-iow. Connelly and \falter=, minutes, then fold in the whites of
$8780.00; John A. Nichohoa. 18200.(111 three eggs beaten until foamy; pour
Aunrsr Guilt.. *7910.00. The ten ler at once into small molds and serve
of August Guhr arta.. accepted. And cold with custard sauce prepared as
the iteete :,ul horized to have a pre- follows: Beat the yolks of three eggs
per cent race i)ond eserutcd and with one ssltspoon 01 taalt; pour into
slzl►twt1. It one pint of scalded milk and cook
Acenunts auuruMint to $1:10.011 until the custard coals t)1• spoon,
%were passed and orders issued in stirring all the the time. Take front
p lyn1cnt, also a 1'93'1110"1 of s15U.Q11 the fire and flavor with one -hall tea -
on Gardiner drain, spoon of vanilla when cold.
HEAD OFb TOS, MONTREAL. I e
CAPITAL (all paid up)
RESERVE . - ..
SURP .iS PROFITS....
11110&Y$HE
(kneed Manatee
Council then adjourm•d 10 etre!
$6,000,0001 Rept emberi'. 112nd .11 ung o'clock.
0it1.is1, Clerk.
$3,200,00.
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.ACRORRF:
"" ,. ,.$ 18,959 The fat 111..41 ,,f the ;omit will try
F. LIEBDEN, 11) distin.utsh 1he11i•+•Iv(`* 111 a la-
Supertntesdenn of Branches areae ,nal eh a Zaate. ; The. shin men
95 Branches In Canada (to -duty) Thursday. Game to he
played nn recreatiln1 grounds. Sil-
ver collection.
SAVINGS BANK ('li11ton l:tcros.e clul* a ill play 1 he
r el urn hale on 1 h•' rem -eau ion
Interest at most favorable current rates allowed on Savings grounds Mond.ly :11 6.30 11. m. An
Bank Accounts and Deposit Receipts. eaeitin. .1nIe le expected
Special attention given to the business of Farmers
teen, to whom loans arc made en apppeved names.
Letters of Credit issued to travellers, payable in all parts of the
world.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
and Cattic-
CREDITON :BRANCH
F, B. HULTBY, Manager.
Take a.1yInta.e of our • 1 -80111 -
mer oiler, 25 r,^fit►s from now to
n. til, 1906. Send .: copy of the
Tin1.' to en absent member of your
household. l'ostaze paid -to any part
of Canada, United Stale. or Great
Itritain
OA/TOA=A.
Iwo t,• _.,,TM Kind Yeo hi Minn Ban=ff!
firsts"
•f
I,A1WN now -LING
The 2nd and 3rd ..games in the
championship schedule w:eru played
on
Friday evening last ;111.1 Moms! y
evening of this week.
FitIDAY
It. 8. Lan; C. B. Snell
.1o+. D3vit \W, \1'. Tainan
It. 8. O'Neil 3. G. SR a nhury
.1ohn Muir Iter. Wm. Marlin
Skip 111 Skip 1 f
MON 1)A\'
Ur. Sweet. C. 11. Snell
1.. 11. Dickson W. W. Taman
W. J. Heamsn .1. G, Stanhury
(!adman Ita•v. W. M. Martin
Skip 17 Skip 15
011 1Vedoesday 1 tt a 1 ;ilk. of :KM h-
ers drove to Rt, al its and enta.u.I
in a tame with rinks there. The
rinks ;were :_\\'• \I. !Ratchford. Jus.
Davis, 1V. C. llustuo. John Muir : C.
n. Rnt11, W. J. lieanh.n, ,I. G..1t:11,-
bury, W. \W. Taman.
YOIJ'itF, ONLY HALF SICK
Ilut nevertheless you feel quite
"seedy." ileat prescription in Dr.
Hamilton's t'i115; they tone up the
entire system, strengthen rho stom-
ach, elevate your spirits and make
you feel better in one day. It's by
cleaning the bod3} of wastes, by pur-
ifying and enriching. the blood that
Dr. Hamilton's Pills accomplish so
much. Very mild, exceedingly
prompt, and ;uarantced in every
case. Your druggist sells Dr. lianl-
ilton's }'ills of Mandrake and But-
ternut, in yellow boxes, 25c eacTi,
or five for $1.00. Get the genuine.
FIRST EVER I'17BLiS}IED
Canadian Manufacturer's Association
Make a New Departure
The special correspondent of the
Hamilton Herald on board the 8. S.
Victoria, which conveyed the mein -
iters of iho Canadian Manufacturer';'
Association to Great Britain writes
as follows:
"One of the noteworthy featurc.v
of the trig) is the daily addition of
"On the Go," a paper first published
on the manufacturer's trip to the
Pacific coast in 1903. A printing,
press and a supply'. of 1 spa were pill
aboard at Montreal, where a com-
positor w•a4 engaged. A daily illus-
trated two-page paper way issued
at 9 o'clock each wetlinz in fine
weather or foul. The issues were
eagerly awaited, ;utd topics were dis-
posed of by the newsgirls at Bd each.
The profit from, the sale of the pu.w-
lication is Jno no to the seamen's
fund. Peel i''. puns, joke:; rind of-
ficial news fill the columns, much
cevlerness being uneart lied a11101lg
the party. The illustrations were
drawn and produce,! on 'ooard by T.
T. 1.. Moffat, of \Weston„ a clever
amateur artist. The editorial con►-
nlitt:ee consisted of Messrs. !ladles,
Edmonds, Cooper, Toronto; Mr. Law-
son, of London. and Messrs. Heath
andes
Fa
D , rata=
of
Montreal. Mr.
Ilarris and Mr. Gibbons were busi-
ness managers. On the Go is said to
be the first illustrated daily paper
ever published oft an Atlantic liner."
GOOD FOR STOMACH TROUBLE
AND CONSTIPATION
"Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets have done me n 4r•oatit deal
of :good," says C. Towns, of Rat Por-
tage, Ontario, Canada. "Being n
mild pbysiq the after effects are not
unpleasant, and I can recommend
them to all who suffer from stomach
disorder." For saki in Exeter by W.
S. Howey.
Captain W. Harris Baker, Detroit.
best known wrecker on the great
lakes.may raise the sunken battleship
Maine, which was blown up in Ha-
vana harbor, February 1808. The local
Government engineering office has
transmitted a proposal to Captain
Baker
to dot
the work.
Alexander Ritchie genet -al tnerch•
ant, Wingham. has made an assign-
ment. He was in financial difficnities
a year ago, hat made arrangements
to continue the business His affairs
have arrived at t.nch a crisis that he
has decided to go into liquidation. His
assets amount to $20,000, while his li-
abilities will exceed $2111100, His father
and other tt • t
m�m>r
rnofho
t family are
1 to
the principal creditors. Some leading
wholesale tunnies in Toronto are slso
interested
Joiui Wn1T1$ & SONS
The Orcat North West
ROBERT E. PICKARD, Exeter, Ont.
General hefting Agent.
Canadian Pacific Railway Cos. Lands, Canadian North West 1
Ces. Lands, Saskatchewan Valley and Manitoba Cos. Lands also
a number of other improved and unim!wrovedNorthWest farm lands.
\\e have made a number of splendid inveatmetate for ells, :!lents, who
placed orders with us for selections of Canadian Parif:e and other
North West lands. In a number of instances value; have increased eo
rapidly that our patrons could readily realize double the amount of tho
money they have invested. and in view of the splendid prospects for
a bumper yield and an enormous crop, and the unprecedented num-set
t)f nattlera coming into the west, prices of lands of good quality and
situated convenient to a railway arc bound to make '► eh)! further
large advance,
One Hundred Million Bushels of Wheat is the
Crop Estimate for the Present Season.
Now is the Time to PURCHASE
Prices are Bound to Advance
We give Speculators 6 years in which to pay far lauds. We
give Actual Settlers 10 years in which to pay for lands.
$427.00 don secures 320 acres, (half section) of.lhoi; a wheat land.
!r ` V00 V Thiewwould be a great investment for YOU.
The above investment is without any settlement duties whatever.
$383.40 Secures 320 acres (half section) choice wheat land to an actual
settler. No other payment required for twc years,
R. E. Pickard left again last week on a three months' trip
through the West. During his stay there he will locate a number
of desirable properties in the wheat belt, along the various new
railroads. Any person who desires to make an investment in West-
ern tands should communicate with him when full information will
be given. His address up to the rsth October next will be
R. E. PiCKARD,
General Selling Agent for C.P.R. Lands. Frobisher, Assa.
About Bed Time
T Blessings on the plan who flist in -
j vented Bleep.
Blessings, you w:11 say, on tho man
who first invented the greatest ,fid to
sleep and rest known an the
Marshall MUT
Mattrass
The only ventilated Sanitary Mattress
in the world. Purer. cleaner, cooler
healthier and more rnultortable than
any othermattraen•. A continual cur-
rent of air refreezing the mattress,
always keeps its shape, will never pack
or harden. (luaranteerl for five years.
Will last a life time. Don't fail to
eee it. Sold only i:y-
ROWE & ATKINSON
Furniture dealers and Funeral directens
On Tuesday of lost week Miss Mag-
gie Clarke of Babylon Line was un-
ited in marriage to )key. R. A. Millar,
of Oil Springs, formerly of Varna at t
the parsonage in Corinth, by Rev. A.
It. Lloyd of that place.
Windsor retains its reputation as a
place for tnarriages, Clerk Lusted's fi-
gures showing 1330 marriages for the
six months ending June 30, with 171)
births and 114 deaths. A gond pro-
portion of the would-be married coup•
les come from the United States side.
Fred Montgomery, waiter, Sand-
wich, Ont., who was taken to St.
Mary's hospital Detroit July 0 with a CASTOR 1 A
wound in his breast, made by a hat
pin, died Saturday. It is thonght the Infante and Children.
wound was received during a row at
♦ his home In Sanwich. ('tna'livi ' f- f
You tar
t.. , M y,. • t. t e l Tae y
('an'I even sleep -rest day .�,,,I been missing since the night of the i
nicht-hruodint over imn,rined rr.,,, row, and ie supposed to hive g )•te to 1
hlc all rho 1in1e. The disc ...4• t-n't (7anadran territory
1
Rev. E.C.Jennings i.eo►ve•t next week
for Kingsville, Essex county, to which
he has been assigner} by ,,he Bishop of
Huron. His uew parish is rather
larger than his present ono and the
is a promotion, b Mr
transfer but,
Jennings much regrets severing the
very pleasant relations which have
existed between bitumen' and his pare
ishioners. We all et;tsenu him very
highly for his unvarying courtesy,
and kindness anti wish hire every
success in his new tiebl of Tabor.
YOI- MELANCHOLY \1 oNIEN Icta a say Montgomery +wit• h � �
in 1 he brain bur in the blood, which
14 thin :,fid innul ci11004. I►0 1
ri2h1 ,hint now and you'll lie cur-
ed quickly. Just Mks Ferrorone ;
it turns everylhint you rat into
nourishment, c0nsequr•ur ly, .+toe
coinnini01 lots, of ire .1 and e\c.111
is formed. Ferrozone makes fle-h.
muscle, nerve - sl ren 11 hen. ill a
week, cures wary quickly. Veu'11
live tooter, feel brighter, he Tree
Dom melancholy if you us: F'errn-
zntae Fifty cents 1111y .1 3 box of
this rood Ionia (fifty choeoI; lt' cool-
ed t,Wet '1 in every hest at n deal-
ers.
MARRIED
GRANT-WILLIS-In Exeter on
Wednesday, July 26t 11. ray the Iter.
W. M. Martin, Mr. Georze T.
i;r:,nt, 10 Mies Jesse, datiz},ter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ja).. 11'illie,
Bir itItITT-WELL\W000-At Tot on-
to, Jeincliot, on W. 'Innately. July
8th, by , hn Itew. N. 1Vellweod, irrO-
Iher of the bride, Miss \Tari•
\fellanod, of Toront n, to Mr. A.
1:urrit t, \litchell, Ont.
DiED
COlLEItill.-In London, on .11113 211
19115, Jonathan ('.►hleith, in 1,i- 61-,
Sear.
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Signature of
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Ply. Special 500 ft. Silver Sheaf 600 ft.
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