The Exeter Times, 1885-6-4, Page 5The Scott Act.
An order -in -Council declares the
Canada Temperance AO in force iu
the county of lOgin: after the .expiry
of the l)reeent licensee.
Don't we any more naureen0 purgatives,
each as Pills, Salts, &e„ when you eau get
in Dr. Carson's Stomach 13ittere, a madioine
that moves the bowels gently, cleansing ell
impurities from the system, and rendering
the blood pare and cool. Bald by slt Drug.
gists.
Not Far it'rom ifl'owe.
News Condensed.,
enoe of mind, in.iently grasped the
Hand and pulled it off the saw, there
is little doubt but that the limb would
,have peen out to pieces, and possibly'
even mere various results might have
occurred, The wound was bound up
as well es it could be, and Mr. Down.
ay was conveyed to his home es
speedily ae possible, when wedioal
aid was prooured. Thus far he is
progressing as well as could be ex•
expected under the oiroumetanoes,end
the dootora have good hopes that the
sufferer will pull through alright,
and that too, without rhe los of the
injured limb. ,
LONDON, HURON AND BRUCE R'Y,
00ING Nonan, Express avail, 2460194e.
London,depart 7 45A.Ar, 4 50RX, 6 30 A, ar.
Exeter ... 8 57 6 10 9 35
llensall 909 624 9 57
Rippon .. 9 13 6 2e le 07
Brucefleld S 23 6 48 10 27
Clinton .-, 646 705 1130
Londeabore 10 00 7 29 14 00
River ,.. ..,..,,.10 07 7 27 1316 P.E.
Belgrave 10 92 7 46 12 48.
Wingham arrinel0 85 7 33 1 $6
0000180vxn, E preee Mail. end Ciao*
Wiegl►arn, dept 7 48,x.1[.3 80 e.nr. 40 80A 14
Ileigr'ave 8 00 3 4? 11 21
Blyth 818 330 11 42
Londhsboro 8 24 338 14 00
Oilman850 405 12 45,•x..
Brucefald a 05 4 19 3 13
Rippers 913 427 127
Hornell 918 432 135
Exeter 9 255
London arrl1e30 5511 5 50 5 30
Seaforth High ;aahool foot hall club A Verger's peatL" H),NSALL. wanted at the Hertssli Oat-
defeated
ait-
eea
d f led the Mitchell High School
Meal Addis, fifty thousand bushels of good
'!kickers" a few day* since. Francis Bsuns died of heart diseeee Sound Oats 101" Milling pnrposee. The bigh.
The Howlotr I n terpri e, which has
been in existence for five and a half
year., hae been suspended, the' pro.
prietor having resolved upon entering
another busiueee,
Mr. Shaven, of Lucke, has sold hie
residence on li[ain street, in that vil-
lage. to Ur. A. W. Nation ; price paid
Mr, Odell, of St, 'fhoulas, will trot
the etallion "Goderioh Chief"' at the
8I.. lllarya races on the 5111 of June,
and at Ailsa Craig July let.
A serious accident happened at a
barn raising on the farm of Mr. '.l'
Stinson, 4lanley, a few days ago, by
which Mr. Robert Johnston will be a
cripple for life, 0 he eurvives hie in-
juries,. By some means a girt fell on -
him, breaking his ribs and siloulde"r
blade, and so badly smashing ane of
his feet that 1110 dilator could do noth-
ing with it for the time.
Mr, T. Bell, of the Wingham la-
oeosse club, met with a rather eerions
accident a oou;ple of weeks agoby
a bores, while sitting in a buggy. Ile
was unable to take a place in the
match at Walkerton, although he was
there. We are glad to say that he in
recovering, but 0111 finds more use for
a Dane than a lacrosse stiok.
On Monday of last *took a small
boy named Redmond, of Cllntoa,went
out fishing, and aaoidentslly ran a
hook deep in the end of the index was obtained under the extradition
finger. Some of those who were with sat, and Baum wee taken auto custody
b h ld
Ssturdsy afternoon, while drugin
jail att,Ohatbarn, awaiting extradition
to Attlee, Texas, Over a year ago a
oonspiracy was organized at Dallas
by Baum and 6,V3 others to dolma a
railway company, and in order to ef.
feet their purpose they managed to
secure the oo-operation of the railway
agent, and between the early Mille of
lading were 'mod for a large number
of bale, of ootton, the vales of which.
amounted to over *100.000. The
bills were forged, es no cotton W011ever held or chipped by the party,
and B00111 disposed of the fraudulent
hill., and, having 'soured the looney,
a division was wide between. the gang,
the railroad agent, and lights of the
legit fraternity who were taken into
theirjoonfldenoe. When the matter
came to a conclusion the pertiaipante
took a lately devotion for parts un-
known, with the exception of Baum,
who ws taken into ouatody ou a
charge of forgiug and uttering forged
paper, He was bailed in the aunt of
$8,500 to appear for trill, but before
the time fixed for ilio trill, he quietly
slipped away and went to Qilatham.
The matter was platted in the hands
of a detective employed by the Gould
system of railways, who traced the
mis.inrt man to Canada, Upon his
snivel at Challis= he consulted Chief
Baxter, when it was a.oertaiued that
Baum was in London. A warrant
him soared Ulm y anr out off, a wan and and lodged in the Chatham jail about
about the accident, allowing the hunk led. Proceedings were at once taken
when he wont home he said nothing a year after fila °rime was
take
t.
ilhet hiw, And, as the roeecution _
est price will be paid. Oat -meal exchanged
requireto have the finger for oats.
Q�wl
MENSAL. 130303,3, Mars3, One of the
roost complete relies mils in the Province, is
constantly running and giving the beat satis-
faction. (triune, done to order on chert
notice. The roller flour tsltes the lead, Try
it and be Convinced, 'SO tons of good Mid-
dlings on Isend et low Spree. d, few cars of
Corn and Corn Chop on hand.
RANNIE 413htorae&ar_.
MARKET 'PORTS.
(Corrected at5e'oloekp.m. Wedaeaday.h
ofAla* wrrEAT
WttiteWbeirr ,,, ,.. .., 0anto0t1a
white Wheat Saw .. -M. .. �' deo to 0
Red W bea1Nax .: 0 80 to 0 es
i Patna wa8A7�
rife (new) .•• ••• ••• 0 80 to 0 8;
barley ••, •• .. 0 60 to 0 OR
Oats , 0 30 90 0 3ti
OloyerFeed .., 600roe24
Timothy .., ... . 1 25 too 200
Pea* ,.. ,,. .,, ... 0 a5 to 0 6c
Oore ... .•. -.. ... a 58 to 0 6G
&gs. .,. .,. •• .. 011. act U 11
Rutter ... .. -, .. C 6 to 0 31
k'lourp rbbl..., ... ... 5 00 to 855
Potateei,per bag .• .•. 0 2710 0 07
ApPle*,par bag .• .. 0 40 t0 0 50
vriedApplespr b ... ... 0 0t to 000
Heine per lb. ... ... 005 to 0 0e
Turkey pprlb, -. ,•. ,.. 00610006
DugkaPerev .., 0 40 t4 0 e0
Cialekeata Par tar , ,. ... 025 to 0 as
Iteaaf "dreeeedper30e .. . „ 5500 to 556 75
Ifidearenhg, .., .,. ... 6 00 to 6 0e
el dressed .4„ 6 00 to e, e0
elieepakilts,eanb .,. ..• ... 0 40 to 6 75
Calfskin .. .. 050 to 0 77
Wool par lb
Ra�7parton .., ,,. , 800 ttoo30 00
i4aiionsuerbush -. .., 060 300 75
Wood per cord . 350 to 2 73
HERBAL”, 4(AlIE$TS..
PROPERTY LILT
{ ABU FOR SALE IN STEPHEN,
Lot 1':e 5, in 4th, Concession. 100 aeree.
Per partie
ulare aptly to
40) Feb., 1885,
B. V. ELL10T,
Solicitor, 49,
ixoter
-PAKM FOR 3 ALE. The oubsorib-
and Norte Halt orreSorLaot 2, 1h sou Bait
_of
ane
On the 0amlees are a brink house 90.x28, nearly
"new.00ntaininge rooms; frame barn $4x46.
with stabling ; asmail bearing orchard, and a
neverlaiingwel, The land 1a wen drained
and in a good state of cultiva,son. There are
12 agree of lli1 wheat in the ground and con-'
aidezab1elall plougi�lni[ done. Distance from
Exeter, 5 milea, 4P4 it zz 71a from contrails,.
Terme to suit purchaser. Poaseeatin given
either below) seeding or after harvest. Pur-
chaser can be supplied with need grain. For
further particulars apply on the prepuces to
O. 11. $p114GUE, or by letter to ExeterP. 0,
ARu FOR SALE IN THF
TOWNS 3P OF STEPHEN. --Lots 16 +k
17. core. 7; 300 sere,. of which about 1(,e acres
are tree o1 stnnaps, anal under good cultivation.
50 acres pasture' ad awes good bush, whirls
contains front to 8500 worth of pine; only
1I
Mlle* frena the Village of Crgd4Wn. el miles
from Exeter. Marge tulok house, good well
in cellar, 2 bank barn*. root hewn'. *Wring
,bed, a well that baa 001 yet been empty.witl
wind -:!rill , abont 3 &ores of first-class orchard.
A large selection of the beat Crs7ed aPplo twit,
P1uma,pears and grape •twee. ab0u8 r00 cherry
treeI,;most3T around outside : aboet200 clad*
trees along the concession road. Prices moder-
ate
oder -
ate' tarns eaay. Far further particulars. apPlr
to M4TTi3Id8 A30R1,ftCE,Credhton 3", 0., out.
To RETIRED FARMERS
AND OTHERS.
Will be sold shortly under Power of Sale
fhl a Mortgaga tire Randsoma
Ira14W1toat perbh ...
Sarsng ...
73ar1oY tbricltt)
Barley ireedlo4) ..,
White Data,
Rlaok Oats
apples per bbl. .,.
rotatoes per bt►
ISIS OUT and return to us with
10c or 4 3o stamps, and you'll get by
aeturn mail a. Golden Box of Goode
that will bring you in more money
than anything ales in America.
Yon, fortune if you start 00.10%.
CITY NOPE I+'Y CO.,
taxi outh, N. 0.
}JARKNESS
HMR BALM.
Restores grey
hair to its na:
Lural color, re-
moves Dandruff,
stops the half
from falling out,
increases its,
growth, and will
not soil the skin.
.Ria a hair Ores-
sing', it has n
superior. Guar.
a intee4harmless.
Prepared br
liarkne & Co.
1,,.ondon, Ont,
Sold by an
and Pateet
1li;R
A.31(l �4 rounds
Formerly occupied by the late Heart' W.
Hall. Barrister.
Apply to
N, i ,11ULLE ,:
London,
A KINA .
T 1KortlOelteixielti
SUMMER TOUR
lretaw LOw7Rat4e
34., To:" pis WeI mama
DETROIT AND MACKINAC
vasa# Envy Week Das *etwssa.
carom AND CLEVELAND
Picturesque Ihtsciciftats,"" tilaetratisl
Oasaalm NIA Iarttsalanh Watls,t,ltilee.
lead afsant.N*v .Ca.
al. Sm. PAUI. Ntrr.
tae. MMIClt,•
Ain" T FOR D.
ITARS.-.-
Pennant to an order of tate sigh. Court or
Justice (Cbancerr Division?, male in a esus.
wherein WiWanl J. Carlile ut plshatiff and La.
vina Ann Currie and others ere darendentia. *1303
ereditora of Roberti/tuxes Carlile. and. Samosin
. , e tial to 9 eo the County of Huron,yye�entan,who al R on
o 45 to 0 440 33t1t Oaor t the (ley of
t march l reapeetively,
0 t78 to 0 3(• are on or Wore the tock day of June,
U Of to R 00 ��a k sand
l lot, of we prepaid,
mmooJ,of� xetermin
l O0 to 109
... ... 0 :5 to 0 52 We said miff t ei 13umu,ttae iolicitur a es
Raid vlaintiA their Glariatian and surnames
0 m 10 9 So arille,both late of t1telTown>:hip of flay
•.' oti
to remain iv his ,agar until, next awere doubtful of securiugphis extra.
morning, when h,s mother accident• clition on the format charge, they
shy discovered what he had done, ceased him of arson. It eeerne he
and taking him ton doctor the hook' had burne'i his laudlord'e lienee
was removed by the finger beingt wl
tlol. He was convicted and r_.
lanced.
A like the Queeas Birth• mauled for extradition on this charge
hatidey I
day is perhaps as good a time as any
to judge of the working of the Scott
Aot, and if the number of dten under
the influence of liquor here, on Mon-
day last, oan be taken as an illustra-
tion in this direction, then the Scott
Acs iea success. Amid the numbers
on the driving park on that day, only
three were observed the worse of It.
quer, and thse claimed to have
brought it with them from outside the
county. Down town very few indi-
viduala were observed the worse of
liquor ; if there were many such they
knew enough to keep quiet, which is
more than they usually do under the
circumstances. We could name Iwo
young men, at least, who out in the
first sober holiday on Monday that
They have spent for years.—Clinton
New Era
On Thursday of last week when
the men were engaged taking down
the scaffolding after having complet-
ed Mr: Broadfcot's brink chimney at
Seaforth, which ie over 70 feet high.
Mr. Robert Sleeth, one of the work-
men, hada most remarkable escape
from serious, if not fatal injury. He
and another man were standing upon
a single plank about fiftyfeet from the
ground, when a piece of scantling fell
and struck him on the head. He
was knocked senseless, and, strange
to say, fell lengthwise on the plank.
His companion at once took hold of
him and held him from falling off an.
til aesistanae wee prooured and he
was taken down. He soon reoovered
and was not much the worse for his
narrow esoape. Had he fallen a couple
of inches more either to the one side
or the other he would almost certain-
ly have gone to the ground beneath,
and if not instantly killed, must have
been very seriously, if nos fatally, In-
jured. An inch was as good as a
mile in hie ease.
Mr. Thome' Downey, of Seaforth.
mel with a most painful and serous
accident 0110 day recently. It eeeme
that Itr. Downey was baok at his saw
mill in the township of Mo$illop, and
while there had cemesion to examine
into the working of au edging saw.
While standing beside the maohine
he put his band over to see if the
gearing on the opposite side was
heating. In doing this the rapidly
revolving taw caught his goat sleeve,
and in a twinkling drew his arm in,
cutting and tearing the flesh in a fear-
ful manner. The flesh for several
inohee between the wrist and the el-
bow is out and torn to the bone. Had
it not been for a man who was stand-
ing near, and who, with great prey
and eubaoquently on the forgery
charge. He appealed to the (]curt
of Appeal, which laud not yet given
its deczelon.
Death of Donald dross.
Another pioneer has been removed
from North Middlesex by the death
of Donald Roes, of Nairn, He was
born in Taln, Rossehire, Scotland, in
the year 1820. His father was Ar-
thur Ross, late of the 78th Highland-
ers, who removed to Canada and set-
tled in Adelaide township along with
a large number of half.pay officers
and pensioners. During the rpbellon
of 1837, the subject of this memoir,
being an ultra loyalist, volunteered
and took part in the campaign on the
extreme Western Peninsula of Ontar-
io. in 1843 he removed 10 East
Williams, near Ibe prevent site of
Nairn village, and in 1845, he mar-
ried Margaret, ssoond daughter of
the late William Halbert. Three
sons and two deaf/hien survive him.
Of his sons three adopted the legal
profession, yiz. : Arthur W. Ross,
M. P., of Lisgar, Manitoba ; the late
W. H. Rose, and James A. Rose, of
Winnipeg. His only brother was the
late A. M. Roes, of London. His fa.
Ther died al the age of 85 and his
mother was 94 at her death, while he
has passed away at the age of 65.
When the militia was just organized
in Upper Canada he held a captain's
commission. No man was better
known, or had more personal friends
in North Middlesex ; an earnest of
which was given by the large number
who followed the remains to their last
reeling plane. He always took a deep
interest in public matters, and berog
a wonderful reader, and possessing
wonderful memory, he took au intelli-
gent :view on all publio platters. .In
politics he was a life-long Conserva-
tive. He had a very large vein of
humor, and possessed an unlimited
fund of anecdotes : and at the same
time was a serious student of history,
whish he earnestly and constantly
read. He early took a deep interest
in the North-West, many years bo -
fore its acquisition by the Dominion,
and all hie sons adopted it as their
home. The church and clergy al-
ways found him a liberal giver and a
warm friend --generous to a fault.
The poor and needy were 11e781 turn-
ed away from him in vain ; and his
door was ever open to the stranger.
In his death has passed away a faith-
ful husband and a proved and loving
. father; a good neighbor, and au in-
telligent and loyal citizen.
OHN GILL, Auctioneer for the
Townships Of Stephen, Fray and tieborno,
and the Village of Exeter. All sales prontntiv
attended, and satisfaction guaranteed. Bales
arranged, at this Office.
LYSE, T8E T9I6VR
MR, Wt*L LYNE is prepared :o do
CUSTOM TAILORING
ON HURON-ST.ONE BLOCK' WEST OF
3lANi3ION HOUSE.
SUITS, PANTS OR COATS
made in the Latest Styles, and Satisfaetion
guaranteed in every respect.
CUTTING DONE ON THE SHORTEST
NOTICE AND AT LOW RATES.
Ladies Jackets a Specialty
Give him a trial and be convinced that he
will give satisfaction.
WILLIAM LYNE.
CENTRAL
addreasea end description. the full particuhsrl
ofthetrclaima.e,tatemeatnf their 400000ta
snit the nature of the 00enrhtt00 fit anyi he+l,t by
them, or in default thereof they will no per.
minor fly excluded from the lament of the said
eater.. Every creditor huldingany security is
90 produce the enrols briars) mo at maty cham-
bers at the town of (ioderlch,on the 23rd ,lay
of Juno, liar, at 11 c'elock in the forenoon, he.
lug the time appointed for the adjuaatiun on
the °taints,
Dated this lath day of klay,16'b7,
1Siflnedi S.S1.ILCO31SON
Local Martyr
at Godorich:
DRUGSTORE'
A full stock of all kinds
Dye -stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Winan's
Condition
Powd-
ers
the best
in the mark-
et and always
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
the Central Drug Store Exeter
C. L,IUTZ.
of
SEE DS,
seeds, Seeds!
Fresh 1'A0h and Reliable
1171 TAILOR !O?!
wise Senior
i4 itch« to inform the inhabitants of Exeter
anti stlrrl,trndiRn4 t"awlrblaips, that he had
opened
A Tailoring Shop
ia. FA` SO`'S BLOCK, y ul"•r r+iz , where be
will be itreparbn to do all hinds of Custom
Tailoring.
If you want a Good. -fitting and Well -,rade
Snit, Coal or Pante, un will find Sat-
isfaction by giving him a trial.
kir. Senior has had long ex -
Garden, Field and Flower perience and is a practical
workman.
Remember the Spot,
Directly over Geo. A. Hyndmau's Grocery
Store.
SEEDS
In great Variety at the
Diinion Labaty
BEANS.—German Black Wax, New Golden
VVax.
BEET.—Long Dark Blood.
UABBAGE.--Early Wonuingstadt, Early
Large York, Early French Drumhead,
Stone Mason. Marblehead, Prime Flat
Dutch,
CARROT.—Early Short Horn, Early Scar-
let Born.
CORN.—Earlp Minnesota; Dolly Button.
CUCUMBER.—Early Cluster, Bismark Long
Green, Perfection .Pickling.
LETTUCE.—Early Boston Curled, Early
Prize Head.
MUSK MELON.—Coral Flesh.
WATER MELON.—Mountain Sweet.
PEAS.—Ferry's Extra Early. McLean's
Little Gem, Champion of England.
RADISH.—Early Long Scarlet (short top)
Early Round Deep Scarlet, Long White
Spanish.
TOMATO.—Livingstone's Favorite, Trophy.
FOR TEE F ARM :
Besides a full line of Garden Seeds in
package, we aro also offering the following
varieties of
Fresh Field and Garden $eels
IN BULK, which is, of•course, is the cheap-
est way by all odds to buy them.
TURNIPS.—Purple Top Yellow Aberdeen,
Bangholm Purple Top Swede, Carter's
Improved Purpie Top Swede.
CARROTS.—White Belgian (for the garden)
Beer ENGLISH MUSHROOM SPAWN.
Call early as the stock is.
Choice and limited, and we
are determined to carry no
seeds over.
.3 W. BROWNING,
Proprietor.
Will. Senior.
ntc1nia1 ai1!a;
The Direct Route from the West for all
points in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia,
Prince Edward island, Cane Breton
and Newfoundland.
All tho popular sea bathing. fishing and
pleasure resorts of Canada are along this line
Pullman cars leaving Montreal os Mon-
day, Wednesday, and Friday run through to
Halifax. and on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day to St. John, N.B., without change.
Close connections made at Pointe Levis with
the Grand Trunk Railway and the Richelieu
and Ontario Navigation Company's Steamers
1ronh Mentreal, and at Levis with the North
Shore Railway
Elegant first-class Pullman. Buffet and
Smoking Cars on alt through trains.
First-class Refreshment Rooms at conveni-
ent distances.
IMPORTERS AND EXPORTERS
will find it advantageous to use this route as
it is the quickest in point of time, and the rates
are as low as by any other.
Through freight is forwarded by fast special
trains and experience has proved the Inter -
colonial route to be the quiokestfor European
freight to and from all points in Canada and
the WWestern Stater.
Tickets may bo obtained and also informa-
tion about the route and about freight and
passenger rates from
ROBERT B. MOODIE,
Western Freight &Passenger Agent
03 RossinHouse Block, York St., Toronto
D. POT'1'INGRR,
Chief Superintendent.
Railway Office, 5fouctou, N. B:,May 14,'85-1y:
Over Over
Ares. Fonthill Nurseries Ares.
The Largest in the Dominion,
SALESMEN WANTED
To begin canvassing at ono° ou spall Sales,
Steady employm ent to successful men. Good
agents are earning from $40 to $75 per month
and expenses. Terms and outfit free. Address
STONE A: WELLINGTON.
Toronto, Out.