The Exeter Times, 1886-7-8, Page 1LEGAL.
LDioKso, 13arriSter 80i1-
• citor of Supreme Court, NO tary Public.;
Conveyaneer, DommisSiotfc-V, &e. Aloney
illoolf,Exoter,
m 4oi.PADI)FIN ,
Barriste'
r So1icitor7 Conveyancer Eto
r:XETBF, - ONT.
(nee 'tan/well's Block (Ball'soffice.)
DENTAL .
OAHTWRIGF1T, L. P. S.,
Je
71013 Opened dental roonie over
ON1111L'S BANK, whore he will he
, Innis prepared to ex billet teeth without
Pain. AU o p et at cons i,oforrnocIsvi,h e a se anCt
skill. Goldfillings a speciality. Office hours
0 a. nd to 5 p n. OEUROOS tioDERATE. Tuwa
KINSMAN, DE NTIST.L.D.8
'• tttsete teeth without pain,
bY. giving Vitalized Alt, or by ,
usain the Nev Local Amesthe-
tie. ar the gums ; mates Gold
fit?"
Fill gs ancl all other dental
\V'x the best, possible, llooms
Upstairs in SAS6 :MD'S EI.00TI, EaSt Side of
Main -Street, EXeteq,, Ont.
,
' • -
- MEDICAL
LUTZ , M . D. ,
• Officeat hisresidenee Exeter.
431-ZOWNIN M. D, , M.
ei •-r.s,GritduateVietorialIniversity.00ace
audlresidenee,ComipionLthorator v,Exe ter
A.,110IJLINS, M. O. P. S
-A-, O.' Office, Idairt St,Exeter,Ont. Resiclen
e bensere (tenth, oecilined by P. McPhillips,
nRS.HYNDMAN AND HOOPER,
;Bymbantas, Coroner for the County
of Hugo, &e., Dr: Hoop cr, Licentiate of
the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh ;
Lie etltiate in Miciw Ger , Edinbur eh (Scotland)
PeStsgradnate Stuffing, of the University of
Vienna,(Anntria) and of the 6f oorfleld Eya
G aspic al, Loudon (England) &e., sm. Special I
attention to Diseases of the Eye. Ear and ,
•••,,
VOL. xm., NO, 46,
PORT'AN T NOTICE S
"HEW TO THE LINE, 4ET THE '0 FIIPS FALL WHERETHEY 1V1AY."
EXETER, ONTARIO THURSDAY MORNING JUI4Y 8 1886.
THE OREAT ENGLISH PRESCRIPTION
Asuccessfulreedleinetestedover
90 years in thousands of casee.'
Promptly mires `Nervous Pros.
tration,TVeaknessof Brain,Spt.
eat Cord, and GencrcaiveOrgans
of either sex, Ernissionsand all illacausedbyindis.
cretionorovexsexertion. Slx packagesis guaran-s
teed to effect a curewhen all other medicines fail.
One package $1, sir packages $5, by/nail. Sold
bydrnggists. Write for Pamphlet. Address,
331efuseA CREBIRIAL CO., DETROIT, IYII0/1.
(4) 40 a MIS 0 2%
On Sunday last the members a the
sonic frateraity, of Exeter put viciaity, met
at the Lodge rooin here, • fortnecl into pro-
cession anl marched. to Christ Church,
(English), where eas exeellent SO131104 was
preached them by the incumbent of the
church, Rev, S. 1`. Robinson. Ther6"was
a good congregatioa preaent, and • after
illamOiiio Sermon.
Wishes to anuoupee to the Inhabitants of
Exeter and vicanity,tbat he has opened out
o(11. anti Sifloo Sho
66 . 0 ian theiek 0,er :::Iwa ehl; eStore s North of Samwel
j
all kinds 0:ordered work.PrePar°d to make
SAI,ALL THE LADIES WHO SEE
Ike. 3 DEAMTVCI'S
.
LANGTRY AND PARISIAN BANGS.
Without a doubt their are the most becoming
styles ever intro au ed; Ladies, for som e thing
in very fine style, ,sueih as the Langtry and
Parisian Bangs, Saratoga Wave, Switches,
Puffs, Curls, or Wigs, can on Ike. J. Dearing, at
CENTRAL BARBER' SHOP, EXETER.
Where he will supply an. yosw wants in the
HatisLine,
New Pump Factory
t hroat. Office, Main -street, Exeter.
TIR. WOODRUFF,
Permanently located in No. 185
Qifeen'll Avenue, London, a, f ow doors
east a Poet Offiee. Special attention given to
diseases of the Eye, bad eight, an d the pros,
ervation of vision: (Hammes of the Ear, im-
paired hearing, and dischargeti ftom the eat;
diseases of the Throat, chronic inilammation
being a frequent eallso of deafness ; diseases
of the Nose, catarrh being a common csanie
impel -ea hearing.
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AUCTIONEERS.
i able Prices, and work executed with cleisepaastT
T-TENRY EILBER, Lioeused Auo-
. SATISFACTION' Gil ARANTEED. .
/Tay:Townships: Sales conducted at moderate
fatee. Office -At Post-oftlee,Orediton, Ont.
eleY, 2 tePhen, and McGilli-
JOHN SWALLOW.„ ..
.11---L. tioneer for
Joinv SWALLOW
Wou.d respectfully inform the inhabitants
of the surrounding townships that he has op-
ened a N est Pump Factory in
J. SOUTHOOTT'S OLD STAND,
MAIN -ST., EXETER, OPP. POST-OPPIOE.
Where be will keep on hand all kinds of
Pumps, which he will sell at moderate prices
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
Wells and Cisterns' contracted for at •
TOHN GILL, Auctioneer for the
eazrwnships.of Stephen, Hay and. Usborne
and the Village of Exeter. • All. sales promptly
st bend ed , satisfaction -guaranteed. sates.
arranged ea this office.
VETERINARY.
TENNENT & TENNENT, Veteri-
nary Surgeons, Graduates of the Ontario
Veterinary College, Toron-
to, have op _ °nett an office
orthe tree. tment ol a[1
Domestic Animals; on
M.instreet .Exetor. Calls
from a die tance promptly
attended to:- Medicine for Horses Cattle,&c
always on hand:
...,sessses
MONEY TO LOAN., .
ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ES
tate fortheneron&ErieLoan Sax-
ngsSootety. Low rates ofinteresi. Apply io
Tobn Spaokmen,Exoter
1VIONEY TO LOAN AT 6 AND 6i.
-L-Y-1- Percent.ac ording toterm B. Private
;..,
Fithds, Annlyto
--, 33 , V.ELLIOT ,
August15, '85 ' "' Solicitor, Exetei ,
MOpNeErelentTO LOAN AT 6 AND 64-
625.000 Private Funds. Best
Loaning Companies,represented. •
L. DICKSON,
Barrister, Exeter,
INSURANCE.
1 -IE WX1.12ERLO 0 MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE .
Established in 1863.
HEAD OFFICE - • WATERLOO, ONT.
this'coinsa,ny has been over Eighteen
years in successful ()aeration in Western On -
tittle ,andsontinues TO insure against .oss or
damage Vire,Buildings,Mereho.ntlise,Man-
nfactori es,and otherdescriptions ofilinsur-
able pooperty. Intending insurers have the
eptien of insuring on the Premium Note or
Gash. System .
Inning the past ten years this Compauy
has issued 57,090 Policies. covering property
to the amount of a-10,872,038 ; andpaid inloss-
es 0.10320 S700,752,00
AssetS, S176,100.00, consisting of Cash
n is nk,"Government Dep osit, an cl the una so -
o used Premium Notes on hand and in force. J,
W WATMEX11 D. Preside/ t. 0. l'Axuon,
Secretary. J. B. linoires,Insneeter. CHAS.
SNELL agentfor aixeter and vicinity.
TILE
ktron flail
OF CANADA.
The Royal' Alan, Passenger and .0 night
Route between Canada, and Great Britain and
direct route between the West and all tenets
on the Lower St. Lawrence and Bide des Cha -
lour, atso
New Brunswick, Nova Scotia' ,
P. E. Island' Cape Breton,
Newfot 1t1 and,
iermuda,
and Jamaica.
Now and elegant Pullman Buffet,Slee.ping
and Day Cars run on through Express trains,
Passengersfor Great Britian Or Inc'Conti-
n cnb by leaving Toronto at 8,80 ft. 311. Thorli-
day will join outward mita steamer :it Hali-
fax a, Saturday. • •
Superior Elevator Warehouse and Doak ex-
eounnoclation at Halifax for shipment of grain
and general merchandise.
YOLLTE of exp °Tien c e have proven cie IN TE11-
COLONIAL in donnection with stet/int/hip
lines to and from London, Liverpool 1/11/1
Glasgow to ax, to betho Quickest. freight
rbutic between eaclacla and Great Britaii.
rnforrnation as to Passenger and Preight
rates tan be bad on applioation to
,
.11,0R ana.` M „
.svc stern Freight &Passenger Agent
03 P'ossin Ilouse Block, 'York Si, Toronto.
0. POTTINGER,
Chid Superintendent.
ltalwa3, 0 to N.11.. Nov 10,1035.
Sand 10 cents postage
and we will send you
free a royal, valuable
sample box of goods
,that pia you 10 the way of making more
money at once, than anything oleo in Ames:ice.
Both:sexes of all ages, eat live at hones and
Work in spare thne,. or all the time.. Caiiital
notrequirtid. We will start you, /millet/se
ay sui o for those 'who start it onee, Straeox
Co ,Portland Maine!
13. LAT.71111.1NTOZ'S
Spectacles & Eye -glasses
Dr. Browning llas the Sole Agency In
Exeter, for the above lenees. TheY' are the
only ones recommended by the President and
Vice -President's ot tho ;Sled/cal. Associations
of Canada, and all the leading oculists of the
oge 0:be y ha ve wOrldtyvide •reptitatio n Ant
gising that . aid. to vision which all other
lenses fail to give, Beware of imitations, as
they are in the market. B. Laurance's Spec-
tacles and Eye -glasses are marked B.I4f, with-
out which none are genuine,-anclnebbles are
stamped Pebbles. Do not be deceived by any
goods stamped Pebble -glass -or by any
laxity in nanse.-DR. BIM WNING, Senn Aonscr
non Eznetn.
OEN TRAL
DRuc ST
Sewed work a speciality.
Repairing promptly attended Q.
GEO.,MA.NSON)
Late Manager C. Eacrett'e Boot a,nd Shoe
Establishment,
May 14th 84.
MR. WM. LYN.L4 is prepared o.do
CUSTOM TAILORING
At Kirkton.
SUITS, PANTS OR COATS
made in the Latest Styles, and Satisfaction
guaranteed in every !aspect.
CUTTING DONE ON THE SHORTEST
NOTICE AND AT LOW RATES.
LadiesJaclrets a Specia,lty
Give him a trial and be conviucecl that
still give satitfaetion'.
WILLIAM LYNE:
Butter
Eggs
"WANTED.
es
Has opened out in
Currelley (I Co's. Oi.d Stand:
EXETER NO:RTH
Complete stock of Groceries:'
16 lbs. Sugar; $1 Tea, 25; 50
and 75 cts-Good Quality.
Boots & Shoes (All Styles) at Low Prices.
A nicely assorted stock of
1-1 A R. tf IAT A. 11 -E.
FORKS, SCYTHES, BINDING GLOVES,
(Cheap.) Best Machine Oil 60e per Gal.
J.
HE
A. full stock of all kinds of
Dye -stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on )
hand. Winan's
Condition,
Powd-
ers
the best
in the mark-
et and always
fresh. recip-
OF carefully prepared at
tile Central Dri Ls' Store Exeter
C. LITITZ.
COOL COOL
Eureka Salt!
ICE, ICE, 10E
BEST BUTTER SALT MANUFACTURED.
the usaal mormag prayers, the rev, gent
leman camaieneed, ta/ting for his text
Ateee VII chapter, and 7, 8 ancl 9 Verses
"Dina he showed me' and, behold, the
Lord etopa 4pon a wall Made by a. plumb
line, with. a plunibline in Iris hand, An
the Lord awl, unto me, • Ames, what 'sees
thou ? , And I said, 'A plinubline. The
said the Lord, Behold', I Will set a plumb
line mathe midst of my people IMO.; T -will
not again pass by them any, more, -And the
high places of Isaac shall be desolate,
the Satietuaries of Israel shall bd144INIINte
and I win xiee • against the house, Of, Jere'
beam with a :sword." The apeaker. 'showed.
that in order to understand. any Matter, it
was neceaeary bo go down to the very Loan;
dation. mi we find any institution eithea
wholly huintip or both human, and divine of
value,' if Wre4race, to its; head we will see
that its werth cornea from being„ .faithful to,
O committed ,taust., The clulach was given
an instatioe of this.. every age the church
had her witnesses, who freely' gave their,
lives. for the truth of their tritet. The
Charter of the Church was tho worclorjesue
Christ, when lie founded it a living Charter;
'Without which it possessed no knee.
,We'lk0TS BOAC' to get false ideas'of things
whiclitave stood the test of itgeg There is
no sanctifying power in time alone. Time
touches things that creation brings forth.
It whitens the 'bending head of the. aged
saint of God "'standing on the borders• of
Paradise, and bows the shoulders of the
sinner, with his hardened heart aaa his rain'
ed soul. Lord Byron called it. the healer,
and its rewartifor hio metaphor is a flood 0
light for his. splendid talents, but a cloud of
infamy .for his wasted. life. It hallows
Moses, the Mao of God, and paints in the
same story the bold character of Pharaoh
the presumptoup heathen. The chtmett.
claiins.nething from time but proof of adith-
ority Said heave* &admit. The subject of.
the teXta The Phimbline, suggests at once
foundation and rectitude. It is well to trace
its mettehig. and learn its lessons. The write
Amos,,Was a Man Of lowly life and humbler
He calls himself one of the shepherds
of Tekeith. The Jewish Rabbis, following
the bent of -national dispesition which marks
their degeneration, bowing. to the rich and
despising the poet, 'try to claim for Amos
the position Of sheepmaater, but, though
the sheep he tended may have been his
own, still his employment as a gatherer of
sycamore fruit shows him to be rather what
we wotild call an agricultural laborer. He
claims .for,kinself no higher title than that
of One oftifiblierdsmaitof Tekoah. By the
architeetiii441gure of the teXt he shows the
uprightness Of God, the 'care andajaetice of
Jehovah. The Wall is the kingdoxia of
Israel, built by the rule of the plumbline,
with an unchanging standard of right. God
has watched it and now he measures it with
, the same standard by Which He had before
marked it ; but the pleasure at his work is
gone, and hi its place there comes the fixed
purpoae to destroy. He marked its in -
qualities and SOrits yawning seams. Then
omes the judgment. He destroys by the
tune rule of rightwherewithonce be hail
itilt it. The herdsman of Tekoah, who had
uled his life by the measure of the pluMb-
ne tells us something from which we may
atiler this fact, by that rule -by that
ight, by those heavenly beadings, by that
Divine grace -be we nations, be We socie-
des Or be we men ; by that which we have
ieceived, by the same shall we be judged,
tatified or condemned. God's plan includ-
ed the greatness of Israel, but to his way
they preferred that of the world, and then
came the fiat that tore down her altars and
levelled her:palaces, and' showed the value
which God put. upon an unfelt religion and a
meaningless service. They had talked and
hoped and prayed for a 'Messiah, and all the
time they were growing unlike Him, and in
the end they received him with the Cross of
death.
JOIINT WHITE 8.7 BON
JP/LI/Goiters ided Proirrietors
antiquity coliveyed no power, of vital bra.
portanee. Ia it that mea mv,y
take its degrees, and write 33 after
their wanes Suiely not. Surely it has
an inner life, a something by which men
may find the way to Jesus of Nazareth, and
learn to utter with heartfelt thanks His
prayer to the Great Architeet of the Uni-
verse, the Grand Geometrical], who set the
Stara their COLITSOS, the Masons God Our
. Father which art m Heaven.
IlSonri. --
. The beople of the township of Oleg Nis -
d soul were thrown into a state of great ex-
tcitement when it was learned Thursday
'
„ morning last, that the wife of Henry Thur -
bow, a well-todlo-farmer, of lot 83, eon. 6,
this towinhip, has suiaidecl by liangiug her-
self to a beam in the barn on her hasband's
premises. It appears for upwards of two
te.teaatie.s otfla see umni semi -insanity,
st utuiTttye, sav ot nit iamn a sh ebs obi ne venf .0 itianda
wandering on tho railway and through the
woods whistling and singing, A slight im-
provement in her mental condition was
noticeable for the past week or so, until the
day mentionad, when it was observed, that
she grew more morose and fretful than usual,
the cause assigaecl, being premature child-
birth some two years previous.
After the melancholy event -rumors were
circulated that a beautiful and prepossessing
young lady in. Thurlowla employ in the
capacity of a servant, had been engaging the
husband's attention to such au extent as ta
give rise to jealousy 011 the part of the wife.
But from the following letter, found on the
kitchen. table on the morning mentioned
above, 51 13 apparent that these suspicions
are without foundation. The following is
the texeof the letter :
' "At a midnight hour.
"Here Heave behind me all the world,
and all the joys it affords. This is now for
me. I have suffered long, and there is
nothing left me but distraction. Too long
have I eatertelaed tlae thought of self-distrue-
tion. I have not only beau a trouble to my
family' but. to the community around. I feel
that I have been at the bottom of a great
many troubles. They have come right and
left. 1 hope nobody will blame any of the
household but me for all the trouble that
farmer, the son of Mr. Richard Thurlow. of
aspersions and auspicionmeferrod-ae,
., It may be stated that tile deceased was a
highly educated, intelligent and respectable 1
Bethel Methedist Church. The melancholy
inhuAansaigt?on..ngenehsetre this while.
exceptionally good reputation, being for a
number of years a prorainent member of
event casts a gloom over the entire cam -
daughters.
the 10th con. of East Nissotni, and bears an
lady, daughter of the Rev. - Harris, of the
townsinp of Zom. She leaves to mourn
pletely exonerate Mr. Thurlow from the foul
the lamentable event three sons and two
the children. Auntie's to take care of them.,
after them. Whoever reads this may tell
the poor children. May somebody look
1 tried to make the hest of it for the sake of
to disgrace. •I have borne this trouble so
me. Oh, I hope God will have mercy and
long thatit is impossible to bear it any longer.
There is nothing but eternal tournament for
save the family and friends which I am now
some more. I have complained too much of
Bleary being unkind. to me. It was only a
cloak to cover my own sins. 1 am a guilty
sinner. l deserved. not a place on earth.
The husband is a wealthy and prosperous
The above letter would tippet/Er TT'e'o' in -
"After having a swoon, I try to write
iuto the cause of the death was
held Friday evening at Bethel Church, Op-
position Corners, West Nissouri. As a re -
salt of the inquiry the jury returned the
following verdict:
“That the said Ettie Thurlow did, on the
1st day of July in the yeal. 1880, with a rope
fastencl around her neck to a beam in the
barn, hang and sailboat° herself, being ia a
state of despondency.° Signed unauimous-
ly by 24 jurymen.
Some dissatitfection is felt at the above
verdict, as the friends of Mrs. Thurlow were
not present to push her cause,
li
00AL OIL AS OFIE.AP AS EVER,
A reduction of 5 Per Cent. on
Tweeds, and Ready-mades. A good Suit of
ALL -WOOL SERGE for $7.50. Suitiugs 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
JOHN MATHESON.
HAY P. O.
Exeter _Butcher Shop.
R. DAVIS,
Buteller & General Dealer
-110 <., KENOS OP -
1V1
Customers supplied TUESDAYS, THURS-
DAYS At.ru SATURDAYS at their residence
ORDERS LEFT AT THE SHOP WILL RE
CEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
.TTIE IMPERIAL
MineTal Water Co'y.
I have a full stock of these Waters and
Driolcs on hand. Call ancl try them.
Family G-roceries
Try our celebrated 50c, Tees, rad get 5
lba, of Stigar (with otely one ponnd of Teta)
Lor 25 cts.
LEMONS, LEMONS, LEMONS 1
TObaoco arid Cigars
Buy a package of ENGLISH DRILLED
EYE NEEDLES, 25e. A hottsehold, Trea-
' • I I I liitve 0110.
OCEAN TICKETS, SOLD TO TEIE OLD
COUNTRY.
Remember pm 1-z-Tilvt
the iiddtcs s •
a
Drew'z L'iook, South 1Store.,
SIGN THE FLAG,
D MAGES
KIEKTON,
Sumner Prints Reduced in
Price
Ar Dulmages, KirktQn,
We give a PILEMIUM evil and every-
one buyiug our 50c, arid 00e, Teas rn 5. 10
or 12 lb. lots, and gaarantee Teas, If same
don't give Emir° Satisfaction at price, they
will be taken back and money refunded,
dVe arc botind to sell Cheaper then those
fj0 ADVE RTISE Thoy are doing suori A
STRAI.GI-IT-FORW Alt D B SINE SS.
'4.N -ever Undersold"
0, W, DULIVIAGE.
KIRKTON.
They preferred a murderer to Him, and
for them there was no Messiah more. Then
history tells us the end ; how the wings of
every evil bird beat heavily over the corpse
of a nation that had fallewinto inoraialeath.
The plumbliiv, of Amos suggests architeca
ture, the mind runs on to Athena, to l Corin-
thian and Ionic pillar. Athens in her simple
purity and. Athens, with her life eaten away
by the fritting leprosy of her favorite sin.
Earthly Kingdoms measured by the
rule fall short of the standard, decay and
die. Still the Kingdom of Jesus Chalet
stands although all about it falls. into rah'
and the symbol the hated: croSs towers
aloft. And this proves to us that Goa is
King. The British -Empire stands to -day as
•
the grandest work of human minds, and if
there is -any danger to it, it comes from an,
Irish thorn and we see the germ of that
danger planted ceaturies ago by the wrongs.
and oppressions of Englishmeu,whose naines
are fOrgptten, but the fruit of whose deeds
remaina. It is well for Masons to try their
order by the rale of the plainbline, and if
the sign of impending ruin appears, to work
matifully to aemove The origin of the
society is oVerlaid avith it great ametart of
mystery, but all the light which early his-
tory throws %Don it connects it with church,
building in the 13th and 14th centuries. We
learn that a master presidea over the whole
Work, and that every tenth man WAS a *ex.
den. They beilt Cathedrals which to -day
cermet be .reprodaeed. They were men wile
could atanip thole owit individual getdus (10
every atone, The team " Free " Was given
because they. were exempted from burdens
laid upon ether Werkinea. A long list of
noted mem have. been olir011da ill the' ranks
of the order. They Oahe every King from
Hoary VI to the Prince of Wales.. POWer
mid perfect. organization they certainly have
that. What lessons hat Ames for Masonry
to -day 1 This for one, that "Milian organi-
aations-abo -014 inttioas, Societies or
lies -ate undet the care of God.. Masonry
has been true to HS oltiiin for morality and
religioa hefore the *arid. The. fiest they ea
tablished. in the severe poi:sec-aim' seffered
in the United States about half a centary
ago, and the latter when the Grand Lodge
of England ceased offiCial relatioa with the
Llaund Orient of Franee for atheism,
h conclusion, for , what IS the eider 01-
iahlished Merely to prove that it is old
The speaker had endeavored to ShOW that
tio:1:ei40Atiptarti eleetione are OxPeetea to 0014,
off Mara next, and the Doti:linen oleo-
aTitne expired ; mau ditto ;" was
reason a eauritry pestmaster geve for notify-
ing a publieber (liecOntintle Oencling his
his paper to a eertain address.
The net gains for consdttatites resulting,
from tile two revisions of the Listowel Do-
tlo ic'ent d"aittelrs'f(1)16''0,1')710021.1,,n:ttie:ons. islistwEODInt31`4-
fire.
A base ball tournament was lield at Park-
hill Friday. The prize was a $15 silver enp.
• The Ailaa Graig Stars played the first ;Janie
and beat the Poiat Edward Club by 22 to 0,
1110 *ars then played ar with the G. T. II,
Club, of this oitv„ and won by 14 to 0,
A trotting mare, the' prepeaty, Jones,
of Clantieboye drelVed twin foala Claude -
boa° a few days age, to the Hatabletonlan
andstal isot zrl 0 nTg nal 1 cin 0 r sle' I ix oyn farroleialudtafilioedf, I rifoiecattaliotihntyY3
aseTli)laireingiethea twaienrstaainviasirat.(5
amongst young oohs in. some neighborhoods
In a stretch of six miles from Sarnia on the
London road and 2nd line Plympton, no
fewer than twelve have already died, whilo
more than ordiaary difficulty has been had
wiAthlr14. riasedi4Wfilasioiluag f Torenton, eng,ineer
for the Canada Company, has made an in-
spection of the Con.ipany's drainage works in
the township of Bosanquet. These works
NM been successful in draieing Lake Bur-
well completely, and. id materially lowering
iillitleevealitIonakbeasdernhia?I'elub paid Wingliam
a visit on Wednesday and f layed a matait
with the "North Stars," The Stars were
too much for them, however, and they were
defeated by ,13 runs. Score-Wingliana, 29;
Clinton, 16. Geo. Duffield, no old London
boTy,wio)itgehaneicleafoorf tbliaeseSbtaarisi.wore played at St.
Marys Thursday. The first-131ansharci vs.
St. Marys, resulted in favor of St. Marys,
who scored 12 to Blaushard's 8. In the
afternocia a large crowd turned out to see
the game between the Opposition Corners
vs. St. Marys. Score: -Opposition Corners
1011,'' 81. SM.a.PrY.E41.11s was made the recipient of
$100 by the people of the Methodist Church,
.Goderich, last week, as an expression of their
high appreciation of his vallable seaviees 10
the capacity okehorister. Mr. H. is an ex-
' cellent leader and we hope he may by spared
for years vet to lend his ability in that
adnirf:actsitooennt.h
and after the first clay of May,
ou your pig styes, if, you have
by an Aot passed by the Ontario Goverii.
ment, all pigs must be moved outside of the
corporation or kept at least 70 feet away
from any house, dwelling or street. Even if
they aro 70 feet away from the prohibited.
places, the pen must have sloping fleOrs and
must be cleaned out once every day.
A canary bird belonging to Blis. Gould of
St. Marys, which had attained the remarkable
age 22 years, died the other day. It had •
been in Mrs. Gold's possessiou for over 19 ,
years, "or for or five years back it was
found necessary to shell all the seed that the
bird used, and for at least it. year it had
been, suffering from rheumatism. or some
other disease incidental to old age.
At the semi-annualmeeting of the Orange
Lodge of North Huron, Mr. Henry. Perkins,
P. O. 111. was presented with a valuable and
handsome* gold Leaden cane and, a
complhnentary address On account of his
worth as a citizen and his loog, active and
valuable services in connection with the
Loyal Orange Association.' Mr Perkins is in
every way worthy of the respect and esteem
of his brethren and of his fellow .citizens _
gb ee stIn einea Ylal 111: Ognritsatri for t"lilelxleieslle4aLneeellogi the
e
work it tune out; has been purelmaed by
Mr. John Saddler, for the sum of 33,000.
Messrs. Hoskin Bros. will rim it until their
lease expires, wheu the new purchaser will
take possession of the property. Mr. Sad-
dler is an industrious and most esfimable
man every one who knows him is anxious
that his speaulation will turn out a most
proAdtambloesint
vseersitonluesntaccident occurred at .
barn raising in McKillop on Friday last.
Anthoily, son. of Mr. Timothy Giviin, and
brother-in-law of Mr. john Barns, ex -Deputy
Reeve of Hibbert, was assisting at the raising,
when a rafter fell from one of the top plates
and struck him just behind the head across
the shoulders. He was pieked up insensible,
and the Parish Priest and Dr. ISIcKidd, of
Seaforth, were sent for at once. He was in
a very dangerous state, but is, we are glad to'
learn, now in fair way towards recovery.
A Liman correspondent writes in congrat-
ulation of Miss Lillie Stanley, claughtr of
ex -reeve, W. Stanley, who secuvea the Lans-
downe medal at the competitive examine, -
tion of the pupils of the Sacred. Heart Col-
lege, in Loudon, which took place at that
institution on Tuesday of last week. The
Young lady is deserving of praise from the
fact of her being in attendance at the col-
lege for only one year. This is the third
medal which has come to Biddulph and -
Liman from the Made college.
The first animal Caledonian games were
held in Goderich July let, and were an un-
qualified success in every particular. Fully
efght thousand visitors were in town. The,
field of athletics was one of the best that
ever appeared. at auy exhibition in Canada.
Elie features of the day were the boating of
he reeords in heavy weight championship
aua jumping,. In throwing the heaVy stone
,T. D. McColl reached 37 feet five inches and
n throwing the ltaht shot, Robb. Harrison
eclipsed all previous records by a throw of
40 feet 10 inches. Sullivan, in a hop, stop
and jump, with weights, WORE 35 feet 4 in.,
beating the reeord by tines inches. It is the
intention of the people of Goderiell to hold
the Caledonian games there on the first of
july each yea/.
The whole country about Cliuton has been
excited over tha disappearanee from his home
of Ala Wm. Connoly of Gotletieh 'township.
He left home Friday afternoon, and probably
100 men searched for him but he was not
found until Tuesday abont 11 a. He was
ound dead in -St, john's swamp, Hulicitt,
bout miles from Clintou, having weeder-ci about twelve Miles from home. He was
itting on a log with his haelc against a tree.
eeemposition had already sot in The
gentleinan was aged and his mental faculties
were failing him, While regretting his death
and tendering our sympathies with his re-
latives thereat, it ninst he a groat relief to
have their sespentie brought to a close and
to havo found the, if only inseimate, re -
111011171. -
To most children. the bare suggestiou of a
dose of castor oil is nauseating. Milan P113' -
is neeessary for the little ones, nse Ayer's
Cathartic Tills. They eonabiati every essen-
tial and valuable principle ot a eathartic mech.
eine, 00714 being sugar -coaled, are easily
taken.
Scott's Einnision ot Pure.
Cod Liver Oil, With IltypOplioSphites,
a Nernaly for Pulmonary APction$ a ntZ
Scrofulous DiscaSor.
111.1 Lasaa-a mamma physic ail 111
Now York, says am greatly pleased with
pair Emulsion. Have foiled it eory service-
able in above diseases, and is easily mi.
inluistta ed 011 amount of its paint Lb:loans,
HERE AND TH.ERE.
News Condensed
Mr. Trow, M. P., accompanied by Mrs.
Trow and farnily, will leave in a few days for
Europe.
Mr. T. Coughlin AL P., of Offa, has pur-
chased new piano of the Dominion Co.
make.
Mr. S. Renton has resiguecl as teacher in
Lucan, and Mr. Edwards; of Ilclerton, has t
been appoiutecl in his stbad.
Mr. James. Marr, of McGillivray, is diiving
noug e lovituts af timid° a oo a toar.
He is the guest of his • friena Mr. Richard
•
i'OwcIl, 0 lant. On.
It is reported that Mr, Mowrit has decided
to appoint a poliee magistrate for Middlesex,
notwithstanding the objection of the county
eouncil.
Ths Ridgotown Standard,'n spicy and well
condneted conservative jonrnal has rimmed a
new dress, anduow presents a vary creditable
appearance.
Mr. William Raftenbury, of Clinton. aged
82, the founder of that town, died Monday
Afternoon, deeply regretted by all who laid
the pleasure of his aeginuntanee.
Jt. married man named Galilean, who
elopedwith a fifteen year -Ohl girl was fol. a
lowed to Wilmot 'Township, and settled by s
Ps.Viaa $500. Graham is 50 years old and I D
the girl comes from MeEillop, Huron Co,
The Wingliam Council have made a eon-
taiet with Grey, Young ,a Sperling. salt
mannfacttwers of Settforth and Myth, to
operate the Winglutin salt 1(011, 10 the evenb
of the C. 2.11. being extended to Wingham
The St. Mary's Argus is pleased, to learn
that Mr. Duncan Dawaon's first venture in
in shippiug cattle to the English market has,
turned out highly successful. Alta A. Sink,
ins had charge of the shipmeut aboat oim
hundred head, and peeformed his work satisa
(aetrilYSi
Therlitford _Beacon Mils ha a a farmer,
by tilt mime of Laverty, deliberately ran
into Mr. 'Alexander Stewart, while riding a
bieyele, Upon the wise being called Mr.
Laverty, mitered a plea of guilty 4-a was
tined 350 and costs, The magistrate in
posing the file, C011011011tal very, severely
upott the 00)11106,0f Mr. Laverty, arid in.
timated that finumrs who acted at, times as
a they owned Elor Majesty's high -ways in
tha, country, should take a lesson, from tios
case. '