HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1886-5-6, Page 1LEGAL.
H. DICT SON, Barrister, Soil -1
. weer of Supronio Court, Notary Public
Conveyancer, .:i°rnlniWsloucr, &c, Money to
Loan.
OMee in,Pa,usoct's I3lovk",xoter,
11.-cFADDEN,
.
Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, ''Etc.,1
11X1 '171711, -
Office qamwell's Block (na11'sold office,)
DENTAL.
CARTWRIGHT, L. D. S.,
Has opened dental rooms over
O'N EIL'S 73ANli, wherein) will be
prollareato extract teeth without
Pain, All operations performed. with easoanti
skill. Gold fillings It speciality, Otlice hours
D a.
in:
to 5 7
nGlBM
CniA VA 'R '�
p m. U ♦117. raft Vr8
QAszr,
IK IN SMAN, D E NTIST. iu.D. S
gtracts Tooth without pain,
living Vitalized. Air, or by
tifling
Cie New Local
Anaesthe-
tic on the gums makes Gold
Pilings and all other dental
• work the best possible. Rooms
Upstairs in SA>4rwii,L's Break, East side of
Main -Street, Exeter, Ont.
MEDICAL
CLTJTZ, M.
• Ofhicenthisresidonoe Exeter.
JW. BROWNING M. D., M. C
• P. S,GraduateyictoriaUniversity,Ofllce
and(residence,DorrinionLaborator v, Exeter
DR. J. A. ROLLINS, M. C. P. S
0. Office, blain St.i xotor,Ont, Itesiden
0o housorocoutly occupied by P. McPhillips,
Esq.
DRS. HYNDMAN AND HOOPER,
mi. Renewal), Coroner for the County
•of Huron, &o., &c. Dr; Hoop err, Licentiate of
the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh ;
Licentiate in Midwifery, Edinburgh (Scotland)
Post -graduate Student of the University of
Vienna (Austria) and of the tloorfleld Eye I
Hospital, Loudon (England) &c., &c. Special !
attention to Diseases of the Eye, Ear and
Throat. Office, Alain -street, Exeter.
DR. WOODRUFF,
Qoeen'sPeAvveuue,t] London, air few No.
15
doors
east of Post Office, Special attention given to
diseases of the Eye, bad sight, and the pres-
ervation of vision : diseases of the Ear, im-
paired hearing, and discharges from tho ear;
diseases of the Throat, chronic inflammation
being a frequent cause of deafness ; diseases
of the Nose, catarrh being a common a:ruse of
inipai •ed hearing.
• AUCTIONEERS.
T{ENRY EILBER, Licensed Auo
tioneor 1or tiny, Stephen, and ateGilli-
7ray:TOwushllls: Sales conductedat moderate
rates. Office -At Post -office, Crediton, Ont.
OEIN GILL, Auctioneer for the
Townships of Stephen,•IIay and Usborne
Exeter. and the Village of All sales pr•omutly
attended, and satisfaction guaranteed. Sales
arranged at this office.
VETERINARY.
TENNENT ~ STIIENT, Veteri-
nary Surgeons Graduates of the Ontario
Veterinary College, Toron-
to, have op oiled an office
fortho tree tznent o f all
Domestic '1'.7 Z e�, ' Animals, on
llainstreet Exeter. Calls
from a Cris , .. ate- tanco prompt'y
attended to:- Medicine for Horses Cattle,&c
always on band:
— — MONEY TO LOAN.
1' /CONEY TO LOAN ON REALES
L tate forth° Huron deErieLoan ' Sav
ingsSooiety.,Low ratessfinteresi. Apply to
Jo111r 3packnlan,Esete;yy'
%/1ONEY TO LOAM. AT 6 AND 611
perceut.acoording totorms. Private
Funds. Apply to
B V.ELLIOT,
Augustl5,'85 Solicitor. Exeter
ONE1 TO LOAN AT 6 AND 6:
por cent, 525,000 Private Funds. Bost
Loaning Companies represented.
L. FI DICKSON,
Barrister, Exeter,
INSURANCE.
TWIN MoDONELL, ISSUED OF
MARRIAGE LIJENSES.
OFFICE IN PANSON'S BLOOIC.
Also, agent for the Loudon Mutual insurance
Company of Canada,3lorcautile Insurance Co
-Capital '1,500,000.00 Head Office Waterloo;
Dut, Glasgow & London Insurance Coy-Cap-
.tal 52,500,000 ; Read Office, Montreal : Stand-
tr'd Life Insurance Co., Road Office, London.
England ; Guarantee Si Accident Co, Head
Jffice, Toronto.
' JOHN McDONELL Exeter.
HE WATERLOO MU'T'UAL
FIRE INSUIIANCE CD.
Established in 1863.
HEAD OFFICE - • WATERLOO, ONT.
This comxany has been over Eighteen
years in successful operation in Western Ou-
tftrio,audContinues to insure againstloss or
damage by Fire ,73uiidings,Morobandlso,Man-
ufaetori o s,aud all 0 tiler descriptions of jiirsur•-
able property. Intending insurers have the
option of insuring on the Premium Note or
Cash Systorn.
During- the past ton years this Company
has issued 57,005 Policies. covering property
to the amount of $40,872,035 ; mud paid in loss-
es alone 8709,752,00
'Assets, 80176,100.00, consisting of Cash
n thank, Govern entDeposit,auci the unass-
ossod Premium oteson handaudin force, J,
W WALDEN II D. Presiclor.t. 0. 14i. I'AYLon,
Secretary. J.B. Hltgnes,tnspoctor. CHAS,
SNELLL Agontfor Exeter and pity.
THE
1n1cr1uay
OF CANADA.
The Royal hail, Passenger and rroight
Route between Canada and Groat Biitain and
direct route between the West and all points
en the Lower St. Lawrence and Bale dos Ohs,
lour, also
New Brunswick, Nova Scotia,
P. E. Island Cape BI'eton,
Newf'ounttIalld,
f5erinuda,
and Jamaica,
Now and elegant Pullman Buffet Slopping
and Day oars run on through Tixpress trains.
Passengers for Groat Britain or Oho Conti-
, mint by leaving Toronto at 8;80 a. m. Thnrs-
day will join. outward mail steamer at Bali -
Sfax a, m. Saturday;
SuporiorElevator'Warehouse and Dock ao-
commodattbn at Halifax for shipment of grain
and general merchandise,
Years df experience have provedtho INTER -
COLONIAL in ,„connection with stoarrlshipp
lifieg to and from London, Liverpool and
Glasgow to Halifax, to bo the; quickest freight
relate between Cadacla and Groat 13ritain,
Information as to Passenger and Freight„
r.ateS can bo had on application to
VOL. XIII;, NO. 30.
T1rPORT'ANNOTICES.
SUM III ON ')
'"I EW TO THE LINE, LET THE CHIPS FALL WHERE THEY
EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 6,
`fid * (
,' t?
To Appear before theBad Wishes to announce to the inhabitants of
aryl Exete
rand vicinity, that he has 0 0
ilea out
I
p
a Qi. Hsu,
Whore the m.iu who came at the cry of "next"
received 11 Shave and a hair -cut which could
not possibly have Y been surpassed ase
od
1
bany
bo by
z
B
op
h'and00
hop
lin tho corner Store North of Samwel
a 6jusii LiNgLy 1,& Pickard'e, where he isreared
p p to melee
all kinds of ordered work.
SAY ALL THE LADIES WHO SEE
LANGTRY AND PARISIAN BANGS,
Without a doubt they are the most becoming
stylus over introduced. Ladies, for something
in very duo style, such as the Langtry and
Parisian Bangs, Saratoga Waves, Switches,
Puffs, Curls, or swigs, call on Ike. J. Dearing, at
CENTRAL BARBER SHOP, EXETER.
Where he will supply all your wants in the
Hair Lino,
S
URES•r.OUCHS COLDS,
J H2O'ARSENESS,ETC.
HARKNESS
HAIR BALM
Restores grey.._._
hair to its na-
tural color, re-
moves Dandruff,
stops the hai,t,l.,'
from falling out
increae:;r,
growth, and w r, `>+
gad
not soil the Skin. 4,f.
As a hair c:r
sing, ft has n,
superior. C;'',r
nnteed -r a.r z,,, i;_
Prepared Ir-
Harknes.s
London, tris,,.
Sold by all Un] 'l,et.
and l'a1 utllJai.-,
Gifrac a royal, valuable
FT and d we colts postage
and will send you
le box of
that will put you in the way of makinggoods more
money at once, than anything else in America.
Bothsexos of all ,ages can live at home and
work in spare time, or all the time. Capital
notrequirud, We will start you. Immense
pay sui a for those who start at once. Sriwsos
& Co , Portland Maine .
CEN TRALL
Sewed work a speciality.
Repairing promptly attended to.
GEO. MANSON,
Late Manager O. Eaerett's Boot and Shoe
May 14th 84 stablishment.
LTNL TH[A1LI1
MR. WM. LYNt; is prepared to do
CUSTOM TAILORING
At Kirkton.
SUITS, PANTS OR COATS
made in the Latest Styles, and Satisfaction
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
will give satisfaction.
. WILLIAM LYNE.
Butter &Eggs
WANTED.
J. Ma#heron �
• Has opened out in (cue of the pioneers of the northern
MAY."
188(1. JOHN everiTg et SON
tPubiiaheee and Proprietors
ROUND THE COUNTRY.
Nl;ssourl.
J. W. Barnard, of Nissouri, came
before Squire Hannah, Loudon, T'rie
day, on the charge of obstructing the
fish•way in his dam, as mentioned
last week. The obstruction truot'o
plained of was a large wooden beam,
grousing below the shoot, whioh the
fish would have to ` leap over before
they could gob np. The defendant
acknowledged the offence and at the
request of Inspector McCann the
fine was reduced from $29 bo $4.
Mr. Barnard promised to have the
obstruction removed at once.
Lucan.
Business in town has been fairly
good during the past week, although
several showers of rain have Dome
upon 118.
As was mention last week, Satur-
day brought forth the let of May, the
the day in whioh we bade farewell to
the Crook's regime, and droffed our
plugs to the Scott Aot. We are in-
clined to think the Act will work here,
although there will be a boom in the
crockery trade. For instance. the
prudent aid respectable citizen, who
likes to take a little semi•ocoasionally
for his stomach's sake, these warm
days prooureth him a little brown
jug, eauseth the store -keeper to en
close within the same an appropriate
quantity of the fluid tha•. cheers and
also inebriates if you take it too fre-
.quently or too strong; and bestowebh
the same in a quint and secluded cor-
ner of his cupboard, egaint the days
when the S. A. shall rule, and "John
B.&rleyoorn" shall be a fugitive and
an out -jaw in the land. One can
notice a difference already in the
physiognomies of aur hotel•keepers;
they have not yet had practice enough
to thoro"ughly fight the Act but give
them time, they are equal to the
occasion.
► •-
(xranton.
' On the 28th ult., Mr. Thos. Walden,
Currelley & Co's. Old Stand, Baa t of London township, passed
ny, aged 80 years.
' EXETER NORTH 1 On Saturday last Jae. Ratcliffe's
Complete stock of Groceries. team ran Away and demolished Mr,
161bs. Sugar; +1 Tea, 25, 50
Langford's buggy.
Baby girls are the rage here. blr.
and Mrs. Oggiesby this time, on the
28th ult.
Within the last week or two, three
carloaas of potatoes have been ebip •
H .A RD -WAR E. ped to this station. They came from
FORKS, SCYTHES, BINDING GLOVES, the counties of Grey and Bruce.
(Cheap.) Best Machine 0i1 60e per Gal. • GRANTON MARKETS.—Wheat, 82ets.;
C„UAL OIL AS CHEAP AS EVER.' barley, 55cts.; oats, 32cte.; potatoes,
r• A reduction of 5 Per Cent. on 75cts. per bag; flour, $2; butter 16o.;
eggs, 10o.
DRUC STOB jand 75 cis --Good Quality.
1 Boots & Shoes (AII St les at Low P
y ) rices.
A nicely assorted stock of
A full stock of all kinds of Tweeds, and Ready-mades. A good Suit of
ALL -WOOL SERGE for ti7.50. Suitings and
Dye -stuffs and package I Overcoats Cheap.
Dyes, constantly on 1 Our Dress Goods are marked down to
the Lowest Notch. -
hand. Winan's +COTTON -20 YARDS FOR ONE DOLLAR.
Condition
Powd-
ers
the best
in the mark-
et and always
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
A House and Lot to sell or rent. Apply to
JOHN MATHESON-.
HAY P. O.
Exeter Butcher Shop.
R DAVIS,
Butcher & General Dealer
--IN ,ALL BINDS OF --
the Central Drug Store Exeter'
/11MIAIrTIS
CLUT rte. Customers supplied TUESDAYS, THUItS-
\J Lj DAYS AND SATUIDAYS at their residence
SUCCESS! ORDERS LEFT AT THE SHOP WILL RE
CEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
SUCCESS I
Prepaid Tickets
—nY—
DOMINION ROYAL MAIL LINE,
ANCHOR UNITED STATE MAIL LINE,
—FROM—
ENGLAND,SCOTLAND,
IRELAND, GERMANY.
APPLY TO
GEORGE CEM P,
CHEAP CASH STORE.
LAaIE
GO TO D ULD'1A.GE'S' FOR
5
18TVLl8H MILLINERY,
GOODS AR RIVING DAILY AT
D ULMAGE'S
KIRKTON.
UOB HERE! Any purchaser of 12 lbs.
.14 of our CELEB r
1'ATLD roc. TEA will
be awarded a No, 1 Gingham or Print Doss
—o o (fast -colors.)
JUST REC ,.XV +'D: FactoryCottons Sart
Garden Seeds, Maple Sugar, Bock Bottom Prices.
Factory; Cheese, Canned Corn, Tomatoes,
Dire Boneless Codfish, Oranges, Lemons 100'caus MIXED
PAINTS lust to hand for
Christie Brand Soda Biscuits, House Painting.
Pure Malt Vinegar, Teas,Coffees
Sugars, syrups, Tobacos Cigars,
/�I r /� t�•� �o
Dashwood Roller Flour; g 1 GROCERIES, BOOTS, S, SIIVES
lIOltERT' 13.111UOD117,
Western Ifroight &Passenger Agent Rolled Oats. Cheaper tliarr ever at
33PossitiNouse Mlock,York St., Toronto. ,
[iEMEMDi,NTRE ADDRESS
D. POT'l'INGI%','.e,;. �
in A brt S
Chief c' v utondont.
� ,,,w , r
E �9
deg.'''' Drew' J7
ckSouth 811�r Store. e.���
%thesay 0
to 11.1:1 eis"e tie
1
Rev. Mr. Thomas, of Ailsa Craig,
officiated in the Episcopal church on
Sunday evening last. Quarterly
services for the _ Methodist church
Granton circuit, will be held at the
McIntyre appointment on Sunday
next.
Mr. A. Thompaon, B. A, of $amts•
ton, and Miss Ida McMillan of Lon-
don South, teachers, spent their
Easter vaction at their homes near
the village. Mr. King, of Brantford;
Professor of magna-therapentios has
been, treating several patients here
during the past week.
Usborlle Council.
Council met Saturday last pur-
suant to adjournment. Alt the
members present. Minutes of pre-
vious meeting read and confirmed.
Moved by H. Horsey, seconded by
R. Gardiner, that the expenses in
connection with the burial of C. Blau.
shard, amounting to $12. be paid.-
s
Car•i
led.. '
Moved by J. Halls, seconded by
R. Gardiner, that this council will
meet as a Court of Riviaion, on Sat-
urday 29th day of May, at 10 o'clock
a. m., and that the clerk be thereby
instructed to advertise the same ac
cording to law.—Carried:
Moved by J. Shier, secooded by
R. Gardiner, that the scale regulating
the number of days statute labor
whioh all assessed persons aro liable
to perform, as now prepared, be
adopted. --Carried.
Moved by J. Halle seconded by
H. Horley, that bylaw No. 3, 1880
be and is hereby recinded, and that
by-law No. 5 1886 be adopted instead
thereof. ---Curried.
Moved by, J. Shier seconded by R.
Gardiner, that by-laws Nos.' 8 and 4
as now read be passed. --Carried.
Moved by J. Shier, seconded b
R. Gardiner, that Mrs. Johne receive
$4 for relief. --Carried,
Moved by J. Falls, seconded by H.
Roney, that this council do now
adjourn to meet Saturday, 29th May.
Uarried.
Geo, W. iewiAN, Clerk.
HERE ,AND THERE.
News Condensed
The St, Marys flats are being
fenced iu by the owners,
By order in oonnoil, Listowel has
been declared a tobacco' port of entry.
A
daily mail a1 now roue between
Mitchell and Russeldale.
Tile town of Goderioh will have au
arbor day in the fall of ' the year, in-
stead of at the present season.
The editor of a Mitchell paper was
COMMUNICATIONS.
Wo do not hold ourselves rosponeiwle for opin
ions' expressed by oorrospou3.ents under
this heading
To t1ie Editor of the Times,
DLAIf Sin:--Iu your issue of host
week, your Lucan correspondent re-
ferred in somewhat seething tonna so
a Bill w
milesddulpwest of Lbridileange,soadmewhklavierellia few ap-
parently pawed through a cyclone,
and being iei r dangerous condition.
If your valued ' correspondent would
be a little more explicit and state.
where such bridge is in our munit
oipality, he will merit and receive the
gl anks of hje wnh
couratefuncil. Ithhave iu Qontunoticton withsip
our deputy reeve and other council
officials, made this day a tour of is
apeotion through a large portion of
thes
tqe ternrt
of
a
t'
township,
P
and regret to say if such bridge
exists I and colleagues oau'b` find it.
If your correspondent faits to do as
above requested, 1 will be forged to
the conclusion that the article teas
attacked by a videos Irish setter dog, l written
;e Creek on soon the mewhere
eve of the ad-
. Mr. Davie is an Irishman also.
St. Marys lacrosse club is endeav- vent of the Scott Aot, when perhaps,
your correspondent's vision was nob
as clear as could be desired.
Respectfully yours,
Wit. li00PER, cum., Div. 2. .
Dominion" Franchise Act.
To the Editor of the Exeter Times.
In answer to several luquiries as to
what course I intend to pureue at the
approaching sittings of the Courts for
the final revision of the voters' lists
in the Ridings of Middlesex, . for
which T act as Revising Offiicer, I
make he following reply, whioh you
will oblige me by publishing: --
1. In order to strike any name off
a list whioh now appears thereon,
oral evidence must be produced at
the sittings of the Court for the final
revieiop, and if required, this evidence
must then be given under oath. But
when death has reudored it necessary
to expunge a name, it is supposed
that there will be a sufficient agree-
ment among the parties present to
render any previous formalities un-
necessary.
2, Any person applying to have
his came inserted on a list whioh is
not now thereon, mast appear in
person at the Bitting of the Court,
and be prepared to support his claim
by oral testimony, and, if required,
this oral testimony moat be under
oath. But if some satisfactory rea-
son be shown for the absence of such
applicant, as, for instance illness,
then his solemn declaration, under
the 27th' Vie., chapter 37, sufficiently
setting forth his claim, or sufficient
oral evideuse uuder oath, will be ac-
cepted at the sittiug, subject to ob.
jections at the sittiug, whioh ob ee-
toationhs., if so required, must be under
3. In the case of applications for
amendments of names or qualifies -
tions of persous already appearing on
bite lists, the sense description of
declaration, or the oral evidence et
the applicants, or of others, will be
received, eubjoot to objeotieng.
4, In all cases the requirements
called for in the notice which is given
as notice G iu the aohedule to this
Act, and which is printed ou the lists
whioh have been distributed since the
Preliminary Revision, must be com-
plied with.
5. My intention is to avoid giving
effect to mere technical objections,
and to admit all the suffrage whose
claims to it are supported by rea-
sonable proof.
6. .Hitherto in ,the preliminary
proceedings no oath has been admin.
istered, no one having asked for it.
Perhaps it is too much to expect a
continuance of the same state of
things throughout the final proceed-
ings.. But 1 venture to tape that the
spirit of fairness which has hitherto
been manifested by all parties will
continue to render the recourse to
oaths unnecessary, or at all events
infrequent. WILLIAM ELLIOT,
Revising Officer for the Etat, North
and West Ridings of Middlesex.
London, 3rd May, 1886.
►r•• 111
Although three comets are looming
up in the heavens, Greece still hank-
ers fel- war.
Another rebellion has broken out
in Mexico, and will continue as long
as, thefineweather taste.
'Mitchell wants a public cemetery,
on account of those belonging to the
various denominations being full.
The Good Templates of the counties
of Middlesex, Elgin, Larobton and
Huron are called to meet in 'convon.
Hon in the foresters' Hall, Federal
Bank Buildings, London, ou Monday,
10th May, at 2; p. ne.,'for the pttrposo
of forming a District Lodge. The
head of the Order, the Hon. J. B.
Finch, will be in .attendtuce In the
evening a mass meeting of all friends
of temperance and �rohibitio
t n will be
held in the City Ilall, to be addressed
by Hon. ,T. B. Finch Col
, ,Sibley and
ring to arrange for a match on the
24th of May, What's the matter
with the Exeter club ?
Mrs. Anthony Roe, of Mitchell, fell
from a step ladder while papering a
room the other day, and' broke both
arms.
The Mitchell Turf Club had a
meeting the other night, and it was
decided to hold the first meet, on 24th
May; when, it is said, large purees
will be offered.
Mr. A. Colq uhoun, of Mitchell, an
old man aged 75 years; had a par-
alytic stroke of a serious nature last
week. We learn he is recovering
slowly.
Two parties at Kirkbou had a set-
to not long ago. The party assailea,
who can have but little manliness
or spuuk, had his assailant" before a
J. P. who lied to pay $6.20.
Mr. W. E. Stauley, of Lucan, has
bean elected People's Warden of
Holy Trinity Church, Lucan, and
Mr. Wm. Stanley, J. P., the Rector's
Warden.
On Tuesday a son of Mr. Jonu
Saunders, South NVard, Miochell, was
sawing a stink of wood, when his
little sister go;; one of her hands in
front of the sa,v, resulting in the loss
of a finger. .-
Mr, George Austin Rogers. brother
of Messrs. T. Li. and A. R. Rogers,
of Parkhill, and an officer in the 1st
Battallion Sutherland and. Argyle
Princess LJUise Highlanders, is . now
visiting his brothers there. ' Mr
Rogers but receutly left Pietermaritz•
burg, Natal Colony South Africa.
A. McQuillan, of -East Nissouri,
has been missing for eons days. It
is not known whether by means of
foul play or a skip -out. He has been
a hard working sober man all his life.
He is dark complexioned, wore chin
whisker, is abort 5 feet 9 inches lngh,
and when he left he was dressed iu
his working clothes.
As Mrs. Joseph Foster was riding
from Varna a few days ago4she met
with what might Have been a very
carious accideut. It appears that
while Doming down a hill some part
of the harness broke, causing the horse
to take fright; the buggy was upset
and the occupants thrown out.
The quarterly meetiug of the Libsr-
al-Couservatives Association for the
South Riding of Huron will be held
in Varna, to -day. The South Riding
of Huron consists of the following
municipalities:—Townships of Stan•
ley, Hay, Tuokeremith, HulIett, Me•
Killop, boron of Seaforth and village
Bayfield.
On the 17111 inst. the coruer stone
of the new Methodist church, 'Mit-
chell, will be laid with the usual
pomp of such occasions, at half -past
two o'clock, by kfr. Warren Kennedy,
of Toronto. Rev. kir. Pascoe, of
,Exeter, will preach there on the Sun-
day evening previous. a
The Goderioh Lawn Teunis Club
has a membership of thirty. and is
officered as follows; --President, S.
Malcomson; first Vice, 1?. W. Jahn.
son; second, B,. A. Starke; Captain,
Dr. Holmes; Secretai•y.Treasurele R.
S. Williams; Committee of 1Manage-
ment, E. N. Lewis, C. C. Rags, F.
Widder, J. Strachan and H. M.
Reynolds.
Mr. J.' Grayson Smith, of Strat-
ford, Revising Officer for North Perth,
under the Dominion Franchise .Act,
being about to leave for England for
a term of years, tendered his resigna-
tion to the `Government. His resit.
nation has been accepted, and Mr.
Edward Sydney Smith, Revising Of-
ficer for South Perth, has beets ap-
pointed Revising Officer for the Rid-
ings of North and South Perth.
E. Peaoocic, of the .Maitland hotel,
Goderich, pleaded guilty to a charge
of selling liquor contrary to the Can.
ads Temperance Act, and was fined
$50 and costs, Some truthful men
were subhiuned as witnesses, John
McBride was Also charged with n other temperance leaders.
once, but on a000net of the
similar off .
non-appearance of an important wit- CommonlyCalled led Lauri
CIItcAoo, Ili,, Jan, 14, 1 ees.
884.• --In the sum-
mer of 1879,1 noticed I was fro u s
Had diarrlrma, 1+'amil' ntsy tired.
y physician said
had malaria in stomach. Bowels would.'
Tut depressed anxious, tip move half a dozen tinter, if 1 walked
ed, prostrated rapidly. Finally in August, I becamea block
feeling with disposition to dhilis and fovor sidle to leave too
headache, malaria and nervone prostration Red night sweats, and Layein bed site tongue,
indicate that the blood `
ars full of uric ,:.:acid, six Bottles of GVartor's safe yellow
raocured Ino,
whioh can only bo effectually remedied by WILT/IAA WALT4Mit 1.01T jS±±Eiilhy,
that great blood purifier, Warner safe mire, formerlywitli,Nashett t15oit ;ompan'%
hese the case was postponed until
May 14111.`