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H. DICKSON, Barrister,. Soil
1 / . eitor of Supkouie, Court, Notary Public
onveyancer; Doinlulssront ', &o. Alouey to
Loan.
OtMMoeini anson's131ook,iilxoter•
1\/fMcFADDEN,
Barrister, 'Solicitor, Conveyancer, Etc„!
EXETER, .. ONT.
Office Satuwoli'sBlock (Gall's old office.)
, DENTAL.
CARTWRIGHT, L. D. S
Has opened dental rooms over
O'N1IL'S BANK, where he will be
prepared to eatraet teeth without
pain. All operations performed with ease and
skill, Gold fillings a speciality. Office hours
it a.1 v to 5p m. OaAnoiss MODIIRATE, TEnMa
CAsit.
Ts KINSM rN,DI+PNTTST,L.D,f3
11 so Teeth without pain,
Cs 1 ,
bygiving Vitalized Air, or by.
using the New Looal Aniesthe-
tio on the gums; makes Gold
Filings and all other dental
work the hest • possible. Booms
Upstairs in SAMWF.iLL's BLoos, East aide of
Alain -Street, klxeter, Out.
MEDICAL
CLUTZ, M. D.,
. Of,00athisresidonee Exeter,
T W. BROWNING M. D., M. (3
tr • P. El,GraduateVioteriatiniversity.Office
analresidenoe,DorinionLaboratorv, Exeter
DR. J. A. ROLLINS, M. O, P. S
O. Office, Main St.Exeter,Ont.Residen,
eshousereeently occupied by P. MoPhillipe,
sag' `
DRS.HYNUMAN AND HOOPER,
Dr.Hyndman, Coroner for the County
of Huron iso. &c. Er: Hoop er, Licentiate of
the Royal College of Surgeons,, E dinburgh
Licentiate iu Midwifes; Edinburgh (Scotland)
Post -graduate Student of the University of
Vienna (Austria) and of the 11oorfleld Eye
Hospital, London (England) &o, &c. Special
attention to Diseases of the Eye, Ear and
Throat. Office, Main -street, r7Aeter.
DR. WOODRUFF,
Permanently located in No. 185
Queen's Avenue, London, a - few doors
east of Post Office. Special attention given to
diseases of the Eye, bad sight, an dthe pres-
ervation of vision : diseases of the Ear, Un-
paired hearing, and discharges from the ear;
diseases of the Throat, chronic inflammation
being a frequent cause of deafness; diseases
of the Nose, catarrh being a common cause of
irnpai-ed hearing.
AUCTIONEERS.
ENVY EILBER, Licensed Auo-
tioneer for Hay, Stephen, and McGi11t-
iray'Townehips! Sales conducted atmoderate.
ates. Otiico-At Post -office, Oroditon, Ont.
TORN GILL, Auctioneer for the
y Townships of Stephen, Hay and Usborne
and the Village of Exeter. All'sales promptly
attended, and satisfaction guaranteed. Sales
arranged at this office.
VETE rllrfAAR`X.
TENNENT & TENNENT, Veteri-
navy Surgeons, Graduates of the Ontario
Veterinary College, Toron-
to, have op ened an office
forth(' trey tment of all
Domestic Animals, on
Al .instreet Exeter. Calls f
from a dis ..,. ^- 49' tanoe promptly
attendedto: Medicine for Horses Oattle,&o
always on hand:
ar:
' ° ii . W TO THE LINE, L _+ T THE CHIPS FALL WHERE THE
now able to be around again, though
still bearing menial of his ,escapade.
"Star of the Weer Council, No.,
172, B. T. of T., was on Friday night
last favored with a visit from ft nut:n=
bei of members of Gough Council,
No. 101, of St. Marys. Under "Good
of the Order,," short 'addresses were
erne., given by brothers H.1ln Bice, S. C. ;
VOL. XIII, NO. 38, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1886.
JOON WHITE Ss SON
'Publishers and Proprietors
I MPOIZTAN T NOTICES.
SUMMONED
To Appear before the Bare
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**son COMMUNICATIONS
Wishes to announce to the Inhabitants of
Exeter and vicinity, that hehas opened out
E. 11. FISH, - .
Where the mr,n who name at the cry of "next
received a Shave and a Hair -cut which could
00 00
ouot possibly nave boon surpassed by any
barber.L �
NEAR THE POST OFFICE.
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Ilse. J, DE aRINC'a
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Without a doubt they are the most becoming
styles ever introduced: Ladies, for something
in, very fine style, <such as the Langtry and.
Parisian Bangs, Saratoga Waves, Switches,
Puffs, Curls, or Wigs, call on Ike.J. Dearing, at
CENTRAL BARBER. SHOP, EXETER.
Where' he will supply all your wants in the
Hair Line,
MONEY TO LOAN.
ONEY TO LOAN ON REALE S
tate fertile Eur, Q, Erie Loa. Sav
inisSociety. Low ratd`s0 in
`irteresi. Apply to
John Spaokman,Exeter.
1V1ONEY TO LOAN AT 6 AND 61
percent,accordiug toterms. Private
Funds. Apply to
B,V,ELLIOT,
August15,'85 Solicitor, Exeter ,
MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 AND 61
per cent, $25,000 Private Funds. Best
Loaning Companies represented.
L.H. DICXSON,
Barrister, Exeter,
INSURANCE
TORN MoDONELL, ISSUER OF
El MARRLIAGE LICENSES.
Ov)?IOE IN PANSON'a BLOO$.
also agentfor the LondonMntualInsnrance
Company of Canada,MercantileInsurance Co
-Capital $500,000.00 Head Office Waterloo;
Ont. Glasgow & London: Insurance Coy-Cap-
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Restores grey
hair to its na-
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moves Dandruff,
stops the hair
from falling out,
increases its.
growth, and wig;
not soil the skin.
`As 'a hair dres-
sing, it has no
superior. Guar-
anteed harmless.
uar-2steedharrliless.
Prepared be
Harkness & Co
London, Ont.
Sold by all Druggists
and Patent Medicine
Dealers.
Send10 cents postage
A 6 -!FT and sea will valuable
sample
you
bie
free a royal, valuable
sample box of goods
that will put you in the way of making more
money at once, than anything else en America.
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notrequirnd. We will start you. Immense
pay sure for those who start at once! STnesoN
& Co , Portland Maine
in the corner Store North of Samwel
& Piokard'e; where he is prepared to make
all kinds of ordered work.
Sewed work a speciality.
Repairing promptly attended to.
dr
GEO. MANSON,
Late Manager C. Hacrett's Boot and Shoe
Establishment.
May 14th 84.
LT!L PSE !ALOR
MR. WM. LYNE is prepared ..o do
CUSTOM TAILORING
At Kirkton.
SUITS, PANTS OR COATS
made in the Latest Styles, and Satisfaction
guaranteed in every respeot.
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.
We do not hole. ourselves responsible for opin
ions expressed 1y correspondents under
Zeis
heading
The Temperance Aet.
To the Editor of the Exeter Times.
Six,—The Canada Temperance, or
Scott Aot, has beau in force in this
county for over a year. During this
period we have had'the name of being
a Scott Aot county, but this isas far
as ib has gone ; If not more, there
has been as much liquor drinking go-
ing on since the first of last May as
before. Those who supported. the
Aot (and I am one of them) thought
for a tithe it had some weight, but as
time went on, their ideas changed.
This has been the experience of many.
and will, T believe continue to be their
experience unless steps be ab once'
takento enforce the Aot. We have
an inspector right in our midst, who,
it has been said, was going to put an
end to the selliug of liquor after May
1st, but, from appearances, the hotel -
keepers seem to ignore the official's
warning, if any were given, and sell'
right along. I, as well as many oth-
ers, would like, to see the law rigidly
enforced, or if this cannot be done I.
would by all means say to repeal the
Aot, for then we would have the sat.
isfaotion of having some restrictions
on the liquor sellers, instead of hay-
ing free trade in .the business, as at
present. But I hope the recently ap-
pointed inspector will ;,immediately
set to work with a will and a deter-
mination to enforce the•Oanada Tem-
perance Aot without fear or favor.
It is nothing mote than hie duty thus
to do.
Yours, &o.,
TEMPERANCE.
Lucan.
Butte_` To the Editor of the Tines.
lg'" EJgS ddulpb ommieeTi er for Division 2,
/� Biddulph township, endeavors to
WANTED.
J. iaatheson3
Has opened out in
";a Tea, o0
Boots Shoes (All Styles) at My M1
Currelley & Co's. Old Stand,
EXETER N OLTH
Complete stock d.; Z2roceries.
1G lbs,. Sugar;. �1 Tea, 25, 50
and 75 cts—Good Quality,
Boots &Shoes (All at Low Prices.
CEN TRAL DRUC STORE
A full stock of all kinds of
Dye -stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Winan's
•
;ffiee, Tcironte. Condition
JOHN MaDONELL Exeter.
THE WATERLOO • MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE CC.
Established in 1803.
HEAD OFFICE - - WATERLOO, ONT.
This comxanv has been over Eighteen
Years in successful operation. in Western On-
eario,andeontinues to insure againstloss or.
damage by Fire ,Buildings,Merchandise,Man-
ufactorieeAnd all othe rdescriptions of'tnsur-
able property. Intending insurers have the
option of insuring on the Bromine!' Note or
Cash System.
During the past ten years tL'is Company
has issued 57,006 Policies, covering property
to the amount of 840,872,035 ; and paid inloss-
0s alone $700,752,00
AssotS, ii117e,100.00, consisting of Cash.
nnank, GovornmentDoposit,and the unass=
assed Premium Notes on hand and in force. J,
SW ecretary. Ng
''J.8 Ilvenee,Inspeeter. CHAS.
SNELL Agoutfor luster and vieiuits,
T1Fill
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i1n erco oniailvay
OF CANADA.
1!ho Royal Mail, Passenger and ,might
Route between Canada and Great Biitaln and
direct route between the Weal and all points
on the Lower St. Lawrence, and 13aio dos Cha-
lour, also
New Brunswick, Nova Scotia,
P. E. Island Cape Breton,
Net' eoandLagsd,
iyerinlrtla,
and Jamaica.
New and elegant Pullman Buffot Sleeping
and Day Cars run on through Express trains.
Passengers for Groat Britain or the Conti.
sent by leaving Toronto at 0;80 a. iia, Thurs•
lay will loin outward snail steamer' at Itali-
ax a, m, Saturday,
Suporior'1i1ovtttor Werohoues and Dock ae-
orornodation at Halifax for shipment of grain
0cl general merchandise,
Yoare of exporionoe have proved the INTER-
OLONIAL in 'cotvioeticn with 'stoamshii
ties to and from London, Liyertiool and
laSei w to Halifax, to bo tlru quickest freight
Otto botitoon Cadada and Great Britain.
information as to P0sa0nge1: and Vroight
tos 000 be 111td 00 application to
11011 DIRT 13. MOODIE,
St Passenger Agent
Western Freight g
00 P.nssin Reuse Block, York St., Toronto
D. r01 TtNGE L,
chid Suporiutsndent.
away 0 to N,Ii:,;li'ov 13,1885.
A nicely assorted stock of
HARDWAR-E.
FORKS, SCYTHES, BINDING GLOVES,
(Cheap.) Best Machine Oil 60c per Gal.
COAL OIL AS CHEAP AS EVER.
la A reduction of 5 Per Cent. on
Tweeds, and Ready-mades. A -good Snit of
ALL -WOOL SERGE for $7.50. Suitings and
Overcoats Cheap.
Our Dress Goods are marked down to
the Lowest Notch.
COTTON -20 YARDS FOR ONE DOLLAR.
A House and Lot to sell or rent. Apply to
Powd- JOHN MATHESON.
ers HAY P. 0.
the best Exeter :Butcher Shop.
in the mark-
et and always
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
the Central Drug Store Exeter
C. L,UTL
LOOK, LOOK
It. DAVIS,
Butcher & General Dealer
--IN 'ELL RINDS
Cnstome,rs supplied .TUESDAYS, THURS-
DAYS AND SATUBDAYS at their residence
ORDERS LEFT AT` THE SHOP WILL RE
CEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION:
"LADIES
g
--TRY GO TO DULIIAGE'S FOR
he ac icrySTYLISH
3 lb. barFamily Soap ........18 eta
Ilorse Shoo Salmon 15
2 bars Electric Soap - 18
2 bars Victor Soap 15
1 box Rico Starch .. 15
21bs Sago .. . • - • 15
21bs• Tapioca .. . • • • 118
3 cans llackerl . . • 25
3 noxes Blacking, (large) . 25
3 plugs Smoking Tobaccoffhick) 25
Chewing " )
3 fI
1 lb. Y.11, Tea . , .. 25
6 bars Soap, Erosive,
61bs. Iiice 25
3 packages Pauline .. .. 25
1..., -Try myy TEAS. They sive SatiafaC-
tion. The IQUOR TEA --g Prize with
every three lbs.
Rolher flour, General Family Groceries,
Oranges and Lemons.
E11Il3ER Tf1U ADDRESS
1tEM j
,.
Cheaper than ever et
smooth the matter over concerning
the bridge a little over a mile west of
this village, by stating that he would
like hi know where this bridge is
situated. If he will start at Clande-
boye and come Eastward to Lunn,
his eyes cannot fail but drop upon
the dilapidated object. I care not
what 4111r. H. says to' the contrary,
the bridge is a disgrace to the town-
ship, and ought to be replaced by a
new and more substantial structure.
if my memory serves me right, was
it not the intention of that corpora-
tion, some time ago, to erect a new
bridge ? I presume so; but Mr. H.
thinking he might gain a little pops.
larity, claimed that the bridge was
quite good enough for • some time to
come, and that the money spent in
the erection of such a bridge, could
be applied to something more need-
ful. Of course, by chance, the bridge
might hang out until fall, but still at
is a dangerous place, and the sooner
it ie replaced the better and safer
this point will be for the Jeeavelling
public, It metiers not were the
correspondence was written, as long
as its contents were true. As the (tom-
miesioner will, doubtless, now know
where such bridge exists, I would
like to have him examine It and re-
port in your next issue whether or
not it is in a proper condition.
Thanking you for this space.
Yours, &o.,
Pao B0NO PUBLI00.
May, 11th. 1886.
11Iany of the farmers around Zurich
village have completed seeding oper-
adons, while others have but nicely
Commenced,
This year Caledonian •gatnes will
be as follows: --Paisley on June
23rd, Wingham on June 24, Brussels
on June 251b.
The stook of hoots and shoes, and
de is of Justus b dao.
Jus us ruedding
insolvent, of Zurich, Will bo sold by
public) auction, at London, in a few
da,ys. .�
nt-
A tit 1 ton race for horses owned in
GOODS ARRIVING DAILY AT the Comities c f Huron, Perth and
ROUND THE COUNTRY.
Zurich.
Zurich clan boast of eleven bioyeles..
Can nob we form -a club boys ?
Farmers in this vicinity have most
all finiehed their seeding.
The foot -ball club is working up in
good shape ; they have sent out sev-
eral challenges, but made no arrange
meals for a match as yet.
A number of friends took tea with
our enterprising townsman, Mr, Hart.
man Hippel, on Sunday evening last,,
and to give him a parting shake on
the eve of his departure to the
"Fatherland." Mr. H. intenda being
away for a few months. We wish
him a jolly trip and a safe journey
home.
Bruce, wile be trotted at Spafortil on
September
emb
er 3eeThe Foggo«ing
owners
MAGE'D
sShhavlet mrPaS dectilbeo hsoecroensd payment
bfeo1r
Magician (leorge Whitley, Carlisle ;
E. Livingstone, Mountain Eagle ;
J. Ward, Mohawk Chief ; A. Singh,
Wife
lbs. Gndetich ief, and R. Thompsoth,
O'oltldost.
Another Victory at Gettysburg.
Grrrrssntiaici, Pa„ Nov. 20, 1s65. -Two
years ago, I became a confirmed invalid.
My friends thought I was far gone with con-
suurption. I grew worse under the treat-
inentphysicians, auclat last resolved to try
Warner'S sato cure,' In two weeks, I was
lino n new creature. In four weeks, was
able to assume my household duties, At
this writing, poi foctly well. I believe W;trn-
er`s safe cure will cure 00-100 of all suffer-
ing people, se 1 convince ail sufforing pee -
p10 of its merits: y-bICtS. if. J. WOLF, �
V
of „ReV. Theodore` Wolf, DL. D., Editor
Ltttltcrtrn Quay. ierby..
Nissourl.
It issaid that: Mr. Samuel McQuil-
lan, whose sudden disappearance was
noticed from Nlesouri last week, is in
Muskoka. It is believed that Mo-
Quillen, left the vioinity on account
of financial troubles, which he got
into by going security for a very
laige sum for his brother. His wife
started for lel.uskoka .lone last week.
OsiruAaY.-Death has within the
past three months removed from this
sublunary scene several of West
Nissouri's pioneers, and one of the
oldest, in the person of Mr. John.
Fitzsimmons, was summoned to the
Great Beyond on the 5th inst., at
the age of 71 years and 10 months.
Deceased, with his parents and five
brothers and two deters, oame to
Canada from the County of Wicklow
KI f j .rjl(y
.100X HIEItE l Any purchaser of 12
-I of our OELEBItAT7'D 60c. TEA will
be awarded a No.1 Gingham or Print Dross
(fast colors.)'
Factor. Cottons at
Rook
Bottom Prices.
100 cans MIXED PAjust to hand for
House Painting.
OROCEItIES, BOOT,S, SHOES
Drew'
South Otore.
Drew's Block, �
P
GEORGE SEMDULMAGES
Dr. McCullough, C. I.'. ; Rev. Mr.
MoOlaurin, C., and Faulkner, of
Gough Counoil, and Rev. E. A. Fear,
of ''Star of the West Council) The
meeting wag a profitable due (and was
enjoyed by all, as slso was the splen-
did eutertaiument prepared by the
sisters in the adjoining hall, and par-
taken of at the close of the Council.
The visitors spoke very highly of the
manner in which the ceremonies were
conduoted, and extended an invita-
tion to the Council to return the visit
at as early a date as convenient.
Granton.
Out of 65 trees planted around our
echoed yard on arbor day in 1885 64
are in a good healthy condition.
Mr. 'Neil 1t1oLellan, one of the
pioneers of the 8th eon. of Blanchard,
passed away on Sunday last.
Rev. IVIr.Hincke, of Prospect, will
preach for the Oddfellows on Sunday
evening next, in the Methodist church.
Mies Jessie Cameron, is under the
doctor's oars being troubled with a
severe attaolt of bronchitis.—Miss
Stevenson,.of Clinton, is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Eames.
Our hotel -keepers have expressed
their determination to abide leg, the
prravisions of the (tots Aot.'ropers
have tried in vain, to obtain the one
thing desired.
At the present rate of increase
Granton will soon be eligible to ap-
ply --for incorporation. The latest
addition to the population being a
hay daughter to Mr. and Mrs. R.
Harris, on the 8th inst.
No leas than nine; carloads of pots-
'toes have been shipped_.o this station.
during the season, seven of them in-
side of two weeke the competition
was so keen, thab two carloads were
last week sold at 45o. per bag, and
two more at 50o., and • first class
fifty years ago and settled in the I tubers at that.
township of West Nissouri,ewhere he The Episcopal church now has
Sunday sohool every Sunday morning
at 10 o'clock and Bible class on Fri-
day evenings.- Our village, is well
supplied with Sunday services, there
being throe congregations and three
Sunday sohools.
At the final business quarterly
meeting for the Methodist church the
finances were ekn good shape, the.
Granton appointment being the only
one in which there is a deficenoy and
that is a small one. No difficulty is
expected in making up the ;amount.
A oommittee was appointed to ar-
range for renovating the church,
has resided ever since, At that time,
as many readers know, that portion
of Middlesex was a veritable wilder-
ness, with no roads to travel upon,
except through the bush, and then
only by the "blozo" on the trees.
The family endured all the hardships
inoident to the pioneer, and few were
more respected by those whose esteem
was worth cultivating than the sub-
ject of this notice. He leaves a
widow, five sons and one daughter.
Mrs. Harris is getting better.
Mr. Nixon and family moved away
from the village, ou Friday last.
Mr. Ira Andrew left for Bright last
week, to learn oheese-making.
Ivir. William Skinner sold his farm
and farm stock to his father for.
$3,800.
Mr. John Minora started for Michi-
gan, on Saturday, on a prospective
tour to see if he can suit himself with
land.
The falsity of the Mormon doc-
trines was fully exposed at Zion
Churoh,` on Sunday last, by .Revs.
Gane ' and George. Some of the
reasons adduced for rejecting and
condemning said doctrines are as fol-
lows :--They teach Materialism.
That man by obedience may in etern-
ity reach the heighth and dignify of a
God. Salvation by immersion. Bap -
hem for the dead, by which, if a sub-
stitute could be found, Judas himself
may yet be saved. The dishonor of
woman by declaring that woman
apart from 'man is nothing. The
gross sensuality of their teaching the
most debasing for centuries. Their
gross perversion of Scripture. The
teaching of each polutive and soul
destroying doctrines is a shame and
a disgrace to this enlightened age.
A reply will be delivered in the Mor-
mon church, on Sunday, May 16th.
Fuilart ne
A great number of colts are dying
in this township, Mr. Josiah Skin-
ner lost one from bis imported
Clydesdale mare, and, being an en-
tire, the loss is placed at $1000.
Mr. James Gowan, living on the
town line of blaushard and Fullerton,
has a ewe so prolific that he would
like to hear from the man who can
beat her. The first year she had two
lambs, 2nd year three lambs, and the
last two years four lambs each year.
One of her first lambs •had three
lambs every year singe she com-
menced breeding.
FATAL ACCIDENT.—A frightful' ac-
cident, whereby an old and highly
esteemed settler of the township met
his death, occurred on the afternoon
of Tuesday last. Mr. Wm. Cornish,
of the 13th concession, was assisting
at a barn raising ou the farm of Mr..
Richard Haines, a little south' of
Fullartcn Corners. When raising
the purloin plate a post gave way,
and fell to the ground, striking Mr.
Oornieh ,behind the ear and ou the
shoulder, which resulted in his death.
He only lived four hours afterwards,
during which time he was uucon
soious• unless for a moment, when he
asked what was the matter and re-
quested to be taken home. Deceased
Iiirkton. - lived in Mitchell for some years as a
Campbell's cheese factory com-
menced operations on Monday.
Mr, Will. Brown, carriage maker,
is building a new frame house in the
village.
The Methodist S. S. hold a meet-
ing on Friday night to arrange for
the coming Dominion Day picnic.
The Royal Tempters are arranging
for a union picnic to be held June
first.
Nineteen pupils of the public school
sueaeesfully Massed the recent promo-
tion examivatioe.
Tile Rev. Mr. Seat), of Mitchell,
preached in the Methodist Church on
ell se. �ulied for ea. • '.iris on
1 hehavingt
g who is ill,
tingling), of last week Mr.
On Wedneadey ,
Wm. Kirk, who lives near 'Woodham,
met with what might have proved a
very serious accident: Driving home
fur dtntier, hi. team became unman-
ageable anti ran away, throwing him
from the wagon and knocking him
insensible. The kited inen was ileo
but n ped t nh -.'rt W e'
thrown otlt, iso p 1 u V
are pleased to know that Mr. K. is
the occasion of the recent quarterly
me&lug. Mr. J. H. Flagg, of Mitch
1 R Mr.II
Sunday
est, cone o
Mitchell to supply for Bev. Dir. Can.
retired farmer, and. was amon the
beet citizens, aud his sad death has
naturally cast it gloom over the entire
neighborhood. His funeral took plane
Thursday last, and was largely at-
tended, testifying to the high esteem
in which bo was field by all who
know him. His bereaved widow and
relatiyes have our heartfelt sym-
pathies,
An ititereeting event was celebrated
a few days ago at the residence of
Charles Gustio, Lakeside, township
of Boeanquet, on the occassioii of the
marriage of his d'si'gn'er, Josie, to
Mr. Joseph F. Pratt, it Loudon boy
now of the firm of Grant & Pratt
earpetitere awl bnildors, Chicano
The ceremony was performed by Rev,
R. I. Warner, B. A, of &lima College,
Si. Tnoinae. The Bride wits attend-
ed by Mies Susie Morris, of Forest,
and Miss Mary Johnston, while the
bridegroom was snpportecI, by Mr.
Frank Gustie, brother of the bride,
, and Mr. Barry Morris, of Fureet.'
rAs Amino sensation midway clown the
back and at the right of the spinal colulmn
indicates aderanged condition of the liver
whit$ can be rectified by the rise of that
great specific. Warner's safe cnre,