HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1888-5-24, Page 5DISTRICT DOINGS,
occurraneos of tho vast weeThrough-
out (lie Neighborhood in a concise
Form.
St, Marys connell faits laet meeting
repealed the cow bylarr and the
bovines ere now allowed to run at
large.
Mr. Ralph Creswell, son of Edward
Creesvvell, Esq., of Tuckersmith, left
for Colorado on Saturday last where
he intends taking a, rancho.
The supplementary.estunates which
cargo downdn Parliament on Mondey
contain an item of $1,500 for improve -
Went of liayfield harbor.
Some of St, Mary's people are agtta-
ting for the erection of another bridge
acros% the Thames, at the foot of Park
etreet,
The "Company's" storehouse at the
tation, Mitchell, has been purchased
Trona Mr. Andrew Forrester, by Messrs
Carter ct Sen, St. Marys. Price $1000.
The population of Goderich has in,
creased the past year by 109, the num-
bers being 4029, as compared with
3920 for 1887.
Mr. Wm, Cunningham, con 1, Mc-
Gillivray, sold to London buyere. on
Monday, a handsome team of horses
for the neat sum of $280.
Mr. Sam71 Jordan, or Fullerton,
while driving a steer to Mitchell ono
da,y last vveek it attacked him. He
eine thrown high inte the air, and some
what in urocl.
W4119 r"einting a house the other
clay Air. Win. Marshall, of St. Marys,
fell a distance Of 10 feet and injured
himself saverely. Cause, a defective
ladder.'
Mr. A. MoD. Allan, of Gocierich, left
for the North West and British Colum-
bia on Thursday of last vveek as wes-
tern superintendent of the Manure°.
-Wren' Life Assurance Company.
I had tried many doctors and was
given up by them as far gone into
consumption, but was permanently
cured by using Everest's Cough Syrup
—Jas. Simpson, Aberarcler.
By the sudden collapse of a small
bridge in the vicinity of Carter's mill
St. afarys'several tons of coet were
precipitated to the botiomof the
stream.
John Clark., of St. Marys, County of
• Perth, has been appointed solicitor of
the Supreme Court of Judicature for
Oatario and to become a notary pablic
in and for the Province of Ontario.
Dr. Williams: of Clintou, in cense-
queues of the repeal of the Scott Act
in Huron;will loose his commission as
Scott Act P. M, but will still remain
r a magistrate for that town.
Mrs. Pyne, of St. Marys, while
assisting to carry a trunk' up -stairs in
the house of John Walsh, last week,
fell to the floor beneath and broke
one of her arms, collar bone, and all
her ribs on one side. She died short-
ly tttterwards.
Mr. Henry Smart, of Parkhill, has
received. intelligence from England
last week that his mother had dropped
dead on the street a few weeks ago.
A few clays before she died she had
written him and said she was enjoying -
the best of health.
Mr. Wrn. Dunseith of St. Marys,
narrowly escaped serious injury the
other day by thougetfully jumping into
the cellar, and preventing •an upper
' floor which gave way, railing upon
him. Abut 200 dozen of eggs were
destroyed.
The annual return of Division Court
business shows that in the six courts
in Perth county there were entered
last year 1,553 suits, the amount of
the claims being $56,334.73. The
totaramount of suitora' money paid
into court was $21,784.83, and the
amount of suitors' money paid out of
court; $21,856.5L Of the sults en-
tered, 133 were for amounts exceed-
ing $100, There were nine jury tlials
and $88.,were paid toprors.
Eight months ago Elizabeth and
Jennie Quinland, sisters, aged respect-
ively 20 and 18, left their home in
Searorth, Ont., and came to Detroi& to
engage in service. They secured situ-
ations as waiters at the.St. 2.1nao Hotel
and up to two weeks ago are reported
as having been faithful servants.
Thursday night, incompany with Win.
Shepard, living at 1f18 Michigan Avenue
they were lodged in the Central Police
Station. Sergt, Ben High states tbat
the •intervention of the police has
rescued them on the brink of a ruin-
ous life.
Ur. 'ROA. Mutton, Fullarkon, lest a
fine mare and celt this week, Hie loos
is at least $200.
Everest% Cough Syrup is the best in
the country.—Duncan Puma, Frt
P. O.
„
For Rickets, IVIarasnans, and all
Wasting Disorder S of Children,
Soott's Enuflsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil,
with l'Iypophesphites, is unequaled. Tho
rapidity with which children gain flesh and
,Atrongth npon it i$ very wonderful, "1
The Ooderich Signal is • opposed to „"ave used Scott's Emulsion in cases of
Rickets and Maritsa -am' of long standing.
, •
In every Cittle the improvement was :narked.
--3. M. MAIN, M. D., Now York, Put ttp
in 50o apd 11 8i80.
Thirty vessels aro now waiting inThander
Bay for the ice to leave Port Arthur harbor.
Five 'empire(' persons have been drowned
by the floods -in Mesopotamia.
SHE SPEAKS FROM EXI'ERIENOE.
Miss Edith Fox, of Amherstburg, Out.,
bad a severe entie of geinse. She writes :
"I tried the doctor's medicine, but got no
relief. I was told to try liagyard's Pectoral
Ilalsana. After taking two doses I got relief
and wben I had taken three parts of the
bottle, I was completely cured."
Sixteen shops and other buildings were
burned iti Walliteebutg, Oat., on Friday
night. ,
• FOUR YEARS OF SUFFERING.
Mts. Torrance McNish, of Smith's Palls,
Ont., after four years' intense suffering
with Scrofula, from which her head bacarne
bald, was cured by Burdock Blood Bitters,
after the best medical aid had failed.
Canada 3:,4, per cent. stock was quoted at .
105i on the I.,onclon Exchange last week.
Seaforth has a popalatien 01'2,046, and
694 children of school age.
A 000D COUNTENANCE'.
Boils. Pitnplos, Blotches and Skill flum-
or disfigure the countoeance. Parity the
Blood, by using Burdock Blood Bitters to
iomove the impure matter which loads it,
and the result will be a clear skin, good
complexion and perfect health.
aey other road taping that town, btit
in the event 01 further railway con-
nection it favors the route from Guelph
via Listowel, Blyth to Goderich.
Everest's Extract of Wild 13Iack.
berry never fade to cure diarrhoea,
dysentery, &o.—the statements of
scores who have tried it, 25c per
bottle, for sale by all druggists.
A very sad accident occurred in Lo-
gan township on Wednesday fast. A
pail of boiling water was left standing
on a chair, when Edwin, the little 8011
of Ur, John Gr, Rock, pulled it over,
scalding him from the neck down to
the feet. -He died in a short time.
While gathering eggs the other day;
Mr. John 13atten, of the 141h conces-
sion of Logan, found an eameedingly
large egg, and upon breaking it and
malting an examination a perfectly
developed egg was enveloped by a
layer of glare surrounded by a well
formed shell.
• The Canadian oatmeal combination
bas closed up ten mills, and pays the
owners from $300 to $800 a year to
keepathenn closed. The total amount
paid out in this way. is $62,120. Each
mill 18allowed to produce a certain
quantity, and on every barrel sold in
excess of the allotment the miller is
taxed 30 cents, and on every barrel
short of hts allotment he is paid the
;eine ataxotint,
Saute last October the third son of
Mr. Wm. Hudson, ofHibberttownship
has been a sufferer from a sore knee.
l'he bone to above the knee, decayed.
Medical skill having been tried in yam
it'was determined • to amputate the
limb. The operation was performed
on -Monday lest. The'limb was taken
off midway between the knee and the
thigh, and the young fellow is doing
ricely,
A young lady of the 6th son., Grey,
performed a most skilful surgical oper-
ation a few lays ago, A cluck owned
by this young lady had an egg for ten
days which it could notlay, and think-
ing the bird would die she caught it,
brought it into the house, laid iton the
table, and with a knife opened the
duck, took out the egg, winch Was a
very large one, and had got turned
crosswise in the duck; the entrals,
which were out of place, she putinto
their proper position and stitched up
the wound made by the knife. She
kept the duck in the house for two
days, and then let it out, and is now
doing yell.
• The Mitchell Advocate publishes
the following younecman who
worked in our employ fornaany years,
and of whose honesty we never had a
doubt, sent us the following letter
this week, dated North Chili, N. Y. :
"During the tirue I was in the habit of
• sending the Advocate to my friends ;
and also taking note paper from jobs
which were given me to print, as well
as some visiting cards. At the time of
doing' those things they appeared very
small, so Ida as committma a sin was
concerned, but viewed under the light
of God's Word they appear very large.
I have determined to live a Christian
lite, and when a person •beconaes •a
real Bible Christian such things must
be straightened up. Find enclosed
$5.00, which I think will fully cover
all loss you sustained.
TEN'. ORANGEMEN KILLED.
At a picnic by eatim; foal tua1e with nn
pure Baking powder. ,Thc Imperial Cream
Tartar Baking Powder is the only safe one
to use. Absolutely pure. All grocers sell
it, •
Fire in Portage In Prairie on S'aturdtty
morning destroyed ”0,000 worth of prop-
eaty, -
Dr,Forest, of Mount Albert, was nomin-
ated by the New York Conservatives on
Saturday, '
ME COLD.
Daring the recent cel(1 weather here I
had three fingers 1 rozeu. We had some
Hagyard's Yellow Oil in the house and I
tried ib with good results. Wm. Macklain,
Montreal, P. Q.
Sir Charles Tuppet expeets to sail for
England on Thursday in coram.- with
the Vice.gegtil party. .
The German Government is trying to
influence the leading banking houses
against a Russian loan.
Malarial poisons contain the ,germs of
dangerous disett=es. If these poisons ac-
cummulate iu the system, Typhoid, Billoyis
Intermittent or Chill Fever is sure to fol-
low. • Ayes Ague Cure is a warranted
specific for malaria.
Emperor' Frederick has been more troub-
led by coughiug the last two days, but his
general condition remains good.
• The unrealised statement of the Inland
Revenue returus shows a total for the
month of April of :ifi487,810.
A curia FOR DEAFNESS.
There has heen many remarkable cures
of deafness made by the use of Hagyard's
Yellow Oil, the great household remedy for
all Pain, Int:titillation and Soleness. Yel-
low Oil awes Rheumatism, Sore Throat,
and Orono, and ia useful internally and
externally for ail pains and injuries.
The Prince of Wales has-laft London for
Berlin to attend the wedding of Prince
Henry aud Princese Irene.
It is removed at 13e,rlin that thetariff on
Russian goods imported iuto Germany is
about to be raised 50 per cont.
LUCKY ESOAPE.
Mrs. Cyrus lirlboure, of Boansville, Onto
had what NUS th011gla to be it CAM= on her
eose, and was about to atibmit to a cancer
doctor's operation when she tried Burdook
Blood' Bitters, whish effected a radical cure„
This medicine cures all blood diseases.
Here Ernpu is making a 150 tou gun for
Ilio Austrinn Governmeut, [mats r&o cou.
structing 150 siege guts no the same order.
CunerxV, ONT., 11183' 2od, 1897.
One evening last week while Mr.
and Mrs, Oxtoby, of Blanshord, were
sitting in their kitchen, they noticed
the laritch of the door move several"
times, Mr. ()xtoby armed himself
with a revolver, and no sooner was the
door unfastened, than a revolver shot
Was fired from withcnt, the bullet
passing through the door, a few inches
from where Mr. Oxtoby stood, and
lodging in the ceiling over his head.
Oxtoby -fired at the retracing
figure and in the dulness noticed him
fall, though whether it was frein the
effects 0( 1110 bullet; or, that he trip-
ped over a pile of stones that lay in
his way, is not known. Unfortunate-
ly there is as yet no clue to the would
be murderer's identity.
Frona the report relating to .the
registration of births, marriages and
deaths for the year 1886, we take the
following particulate relating to the
county Of finron : The number of
births in that year was 1557, a de-
drease of 25 over the preceding year.
The total ratinber of marriages, 161, a
decrease or 16. The total number of
deaths, 581, a decrease of 30, 283 being
males, and 298 females. The average
death rate in LI uron. taking the yeara
1881 to 1880 as a coMparison, per 1000
of population was 83. The mai riages
by denominations were: --.Episcepaz
liana, 00 males, 53 females; Presbyter-
ians, 152 gild 153; Methodists. 187 and
190, Rennin Catholics, 23 and 25; Bab -
Vista, 7 and 7. 70 marriages took
place in Decernber, benig almost
dottble that /of any other months. Of
the nintriagee, '2 mates were undet
the ago of 20, and 58 females; 4 Males
Were Oyer 50, and 1 15105 15; intieh the
largest ntlatber Were marrieri between
the ages of 20 and 30, for Made 44 men
were married between the eget; of 85
and 40, only 14 women were tarried
et these ages.
Dress -Making!
Mrs. Bissett and Miss Welsh beg to in-
form.the public that they are opening out
birsiness, and can be found on the corner'
of William and Gidley streets,
-
Dress -making done in all the Latest
Styles.
ssons on Fancy Work givon.—Stamping
a specialty. Orders promptly attend-
ed to. A. call solicited.
THE LARGEST SCALE WORKS
IN CANADA.
OVER 100 STYLES OF
HAY SCALES,
GRAIN SCALES,
FARM SCALES.
rEA SCALES,
, IMPROVED SHOW CASES
MONEY
DRAWERS
eat Choppers
AHD BUTCHERS' SUPPLIES
trams:se az rms.., • Write for terms
C. WILSON& SONg
100 ESPLANADE STREET EAST
TORONTO, ONT
(lection this paper every time you
NOTICE.
TENDEEtS addressed to the under-
signed. and tautened "Tenders for Indian
Supplies," will be received at this office no to
neon of T.IIWISDAY, 7th .7 une..18t18, for tho
delivery of Indian $lIPP1108 atallt* the ftSeal
year ending 30th Juno 1889, consisting of flour,
bacon, groceries, aatuunition, twmo oxen,
eows, balls, agricultural implements, tools, dce,,
duty paid, at various pelitt8 jn Mtilitehit and
the North-West Torritorieq,
Forms of tender containing full particulars
relative to,the supplies required, dates of de-
livery, See., may be had by applying. to the nee
dersigned, el to the Indian Commissioner at
Regina. or to the Indian Office, Winuipeis.
Parties may tender for each description of
goods (or for any portion of each description of
fmods) separately or for all the goods called for
in the sehedules, and the Department reserves
to itself the right to reieot the whole or any
Pnr at elf; fttender tendmer.
Eust be accompanied. by an 00.
hopted Cheque in favor 01 1110 Superintendent
General of Indian Affairs on a Canadian bank
for at least fiYeper cent. of the amount of the
tender which will be forfeitedirtheparty ten-
dering declines to enterinto a coutraet based
on such tender when called upon to do eo er if
he fails to complete the work contracted for.
11 the tender be not accepted the cheque will
be returned.
Each tender must, in addition to the signa-
ture of the tendered be signed by two sureties
acceptable to the Department for the proper
performance of the contract.
The lowest or any tender not necessarily ac-
cepted.
This advertisement is pot to be inserted by
anf noWsPpor without the authority of the
Queen's Printer, amino claim for payment by
any paper not having had such authority will
be admitted.
L. VANCOUGIINET,
Deputy of the Superintendent
General el Indian Affairs.
Doparoiltnteo,illvittC:flluany..(1,i1n8n8p,A.ft'airg,
SALT! SALT! SALT !
rrhe Exeter Salt Works Company
-L offer salt at the gxeter Salt Well at $2.25
por to,
T.13. OARLING, Secy.
The Great English Preseriptioia.
g. A successful Medicine used over
80 years in thousands of oases.
Cures Spermatorrhea, Nervous
• Weakness, ,ED018810228, impotency
and all diseases caused by abuse.
[annum] indiscretion, or over-exertion. [Arran]
Six packages Guaranteed to Cure when al/ others
F,ai el.Artsionky,take
eotuarDriuite
Druggist sftoruflir One Greatpftekngauggil
1rc..1e
St. Six $s, bv mail. Write for Pamphlet. Address
Plureka Chemical. Co., Detroit, ITIleho
For SaIe
A large one storoyfraree store building with
cellar underneath together with of an aere of
land, situated in the business part of Exeter.
There is also a dwelling atrear of property
facing:William-et. Terms to suit ninchaeer,
leer further particulars apply to
2 mos THOS. HAMLIN, Exeter,
Nasal Balm is a good medicine tor cold
in tho head. '
JOHN NleCONN 11 LL.
A despateh horn Vienna says the Gall-
ciali regiments now quartered in Austria
will soot be traty.forracl to Galicia.
In a conflagration at Calbuzow,111Golici,
four hundred liotiees and the public build-
ings of thc, town hose hear burned.
1(1 chtenie diseases, medicine should be
restoring and not debilitating in thole ac-
tion, Tim wonderful stiongthening and
curaqvc effects realize 1 from 1110 11130 of
Ayer's Sat sapati'la sustain the reputation
of this romedy as the most popular blood
purifier,
621
a -a
WILL CURE OR RELIEVE
BILIOUSNESS, DIZZINESS,
DYSPEPSIA, DROPSY,
INDIGESTION, FLUTTERING
JAUNDICE, • OF THE HEART,
ERYSIPELAS, ACIDITY OF
SALT RHEUM, THE STOMACH,
HEARTBURN, DRYNESS
HEADACHE, • OF THE SKIN,
And every' species of disease arising
from disozdered L117ER, KIDNEYS,
STOMACH, .7301,TrE1IP `75P BLOOD.
IBR&O-'"e'crs'MLUN C•
r,..-c-RoF.To.
Dr. CHASE
FTzts 0 world-wi(lo reputation 00 5physician
and author. if,. 115110001:0 Druidolion Liver
Oriro is it, ttitimpli of medical skill, miring
all diseases of the Eindey and Liver,
SYMPTOMS OF
• DI s treaSi ng
s
Kidney Cdrnplaint ae,neand
p1w8:31 tam back ; a dull pain or weight in
tb 0 b1tici.(10r or baSe tri the rbbrbnien ; peadd-
ing urine ofteu obstrue(ed ; remittent desire
to Urinate, especially at 019111, ttin ow; aged
persons ; hot, dry skin, pa 10 cora PleXio u rod
tio."n1 1.'t.ct..ch131. c otlimPti '
tllo 1(1'1,1: i 1 eop asi,z 7.111111esrs 80i0cuall.
ki— 4- Pain tho
swellings,
SYMPTOMS OF
LIVE!): u u-11-)1 plain0, blades,
jaundice, sallow cOnlnleXiOn 0 tvanr , tiv(ni
fooling. no tiro or energy., head aelte, dyspep.
141,, , spots, pimples &c.
HOW CUBED :
-Abovirattemtd. Dandelion 000 nature'slivor
(1)0300 1)5 Wilo detebilled With kidney rem,
OthOs, 00 in lir. 01)101'3 Live e Ruto, Vitt MOS t
posil;ivoly elite all kirmoy-livou troubiss, It
acts 1(110 44 charm,- stimulating the clogged
liver, (100 ngbhrniin .4 the kidn eye an 1invigor.
eting the whole body. 8010 by alt ,ieraers at
one dollar. (01(1)100011)1 book, alone is
''Tvt(ii.*,t,111,,,M.nerrni01110../5)%
P( iduey,011ass o'Pf;lls aro the only
J-LILW Kidney -re vet- Pins made ; they
.r itet getitty yet effectually. May
V be 11111011 during any .cfnploy-
Pilis moot. Thoy 51300kidmoy-liver
costiveness dm. 011(0,111a dose. 8015 by all
dealers, Friee 91001)1)1.
T. Je.10 MINN SON 4..% (30..
• iiracIfora, Ont., 1144n1s.
CURES
Liver Complaint
Dyspepsia,
Biliousness,
Sick Headache
Kidney trouble
Rheumatism,
Skin Diseases,
And all im-
purities of the
blood from what
ver cause aris-
ng.
The Great Spring- Medicine
PRICE 75 Cts. (with Pills 91)
--TRY—
r.
Little - Liver - • Pills,
Very Small and Easy to Take.
NO GRIPING. NO NAUSEA:
Sold everywhere ; price 25 cte.
Union Medicine Co. Props., Toronto, Can.
rartifirg, Ationtin
IMPI.MI.A.L MILLS
44,
WOODELM.
The undersigned would respectfully infur
110 ommunit y that they lisvo lease d th e above
mills for a termi of years; and will be pleaSed
to have a mill from all. The mill has recently
been improved, by the addition of new mach-
inery. It is the intentiorfof (5.0 51)1)80111)058 to
add a set of rolls 58 80011 as possible; and all
combined, the
Woodham Grist Mill
Will be second to LiOne in the West,
—X—X—
Gristing and Chopping Done
Promptly.
Fresh oatmeal constantly on hand for sate or
'exchanged for oats.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Ur A TRIAL SOLICITED,
J. & A. MeNEVIN,
ku J. SNELL
Merchant Tailor,
• LOOK OUT FOR
. • . •
ring
atoll/
onunion
00 dohs , n h b
lam in receipt of a choice and nen,
selected stock of
Fresh
Groceries
1 would also inform my numerous
friends and customers that .E will be on
the road next week with my peddling
Waggon.
House & Lot
FOR SA.LE OR TO RENT.—Opposite
Town Hall.
• T DAaXLrC
Has removed to preraisea one door
north of Browning's thug store, whare
there will be found a
'V/7033 Assiratod Stook,
OV Sl3RING
TWEEDS FOR SUITINGS &e.
—ALSO
Scotch, English,
Irish, French and
Canadian Goods.
Fiebing Tackle, Floats, Sinkers,
Reels, Fishing Lines, Gaff Hooks,
Landing Net, Jolted Rods,
Trolls, Fly Hooks, Tripple hook
And, the Celebrated CorkFle
Bait, and Skeleton Baits.
GAMES. —Rubber Balls, Base
Balls, Base Ball Bats, Lacrosse
Balls, Caps and Croquet Setts,
Japanese Icites Dominoes,
Playing Cards, Chess, Authors, The
Crackers, Fire Cracker Morbans, an
Huablers,
J. W. BROWNING-, Prop
QUEEN CITY OIL WORKS
i 8 S 01 1.8
At Toronto.:.Baery Barrel Guaranteed. This Oil was used. on all machinery during the
Exhibition. It bee been .a.wat•ded NINE GOLD'MEDALS during the last three Years
f...See that you get Peerless. It is only made by
a t5m:7BL moamma& co,, Tonoxwo
FOR SALE BY JAS. PICKARD.
111p1e up on the
SIIORTES'r NOTICE
AT— —
CONSISTENTLY :',OW PIIICEES
A CALIJ WILL CONVINCE!.
A. eITELL,
OroInate, (It clevolawd.
Cutting Scltoo
re You
Lookin
The cheapest spot in town for
Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, Paints, Oils and Glass, do., ac., if you are, -; 1 call at
BISSETT BROS.
We are now offering the balanoe of our stock of Axes,
• Cross -cut 5$1105, 11(11/1pe.411C1 Tubulr Lailtenle, at cost
30 D.A.:-Z8 01\1 -1.1 -2 -
We would call your attention to a fewof our specialties :—
A. Handsome Brass Library Lamp,
A Large Glass Stand Lamp, new design
A Good Tubular Lantern • -
A Good Axe and Handle -
An A 1 Manure Veit •
And everything at Rock Bottom Prices for Cash.
ad 50
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A full stook of the following lines always on. hancl-.--13arb vire, Plaiu Galvanized, An.
calent anti Tiled wire, and Buckthorn Fencing.
Having purchased our supply of 'Binder Twine early we are now in a position to supply
at the lowest possible pliee.
A full stocit of tinware of all kinds always in stock. Eavetroughing and roofing a spec-
ialty. Agents for the B d1H Menthe Shingle Roofing. Ask for priees. Agents for the
celebrated Raymond. Sewiug Machine.
mamo•calemmentrwssess....
BISSETT BROS., Exeter.
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:manufactured only by Thomas Holloway, TS, Now t,tvoot,
late 188, Oxford Street, London.
AO' Purchasers shOuldlook to the Label on the Boxes and Pots
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