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T DQINGf3,
Qoourranoos of $11,0 .Post vpet * .. Tlu•ongh
out the Neigliberhood in a Qonoise.
irorm,
Mr, Walter Hanson of Hay, has sold
his fifty -acre farm, to Mr, John Janell,
of the township of Stenle y.
Mr. Gilbert of Corbett, got his hand
pretty badly jammed in a threshing
machine: on Saturday last. Be is
carrying it in a sling.
I had tried many doctors and was
given up by them as far gone into con-
sumption, but was permanently cured
by us: ng Everest's Cough Syrup.—Jas..
Simpson, Abererder.
The farrn of 50 acres of the Irate
Alex McKinnon, of 'Tuckersmith; was
sold the other day to Mr, John 'rem.
pleten, for $2,500.
'For assaulting James Burns, of
Ipibbert, at the Stella Lair recently,
James Campbell was Linea' $3 and
OOSte.
A St. Marys correspondent announ-
ces that apples are a drug en the
market, and that they are sold
for less than 75 cents per barrel,
Mr. D. H. Dorman of the Mitchell
woollen mills has again been forced to
assign. His creditors offerees to take
50 cents on the $, but failing to secure
backers, he has gone under.
There are 158 persons now doing
penance in the Perth county jail.
The jail expenditure for the current
year amounted to $1,187.56 ; and the
officers' salaries to $I,325,
Mr. Wm, Agar, an old and highly
esteemed settler of Fullarton„died on
the old homestead early on Monday
morning -last, in the 81st year of his
age.
"Everest's Extract of Wild Black-
berry never fails to cure diarrhoea,
dysentery, &c,”—the statements of
soores who have tried it. 25e per bot
for sale by all druggists,
Mr. McNelly, 8th con, McGillivray,
has rented his farm to Mr. Gilbert
Grieves for a term of years. Of late
Mr. McNelly has rented a farm near
Chatham.
11' a man purchases an articie at an
auction sale and refuses to take it, it
may be resold and the first purchaser
sued for the difference in price. An
action of thia kind has been entered
at Mitchell.
Miss Maggie Holtzman of Zurich;
while at the Exeter fair, found a
pocket handkerchief, in which was
nicely tied up, four dollars in hills.
Miss IL will be pleased to give it to
the rightful owner.
Mr. Crawford Slack, proprietor of a
ifaney goods store on Queen street, St.
rM:arys, died on Wednesday last, of
'consumption at the age of 36 yearn.
He was widely known and universally
respected.
Mr. Donald McIver, a farmer of
West Nissouri, took a somewhat sud-
den midnight departure recently,
leaving his neighbors, whom had
r thought him well-to-do, minus $10,000
I borrowed money.
A gentleman went into a restaur-
ant in Parkhill the other day, and
after paying for some grapes, amid an
exciting conversation left his wallet
containing about $500 upon the coun-
ter. A young lady took care of it and
next morning gave it to the owner.
Honesty exemplified.
Mr. Peter Gowan of Blanshard, wrote
in l'oronto at the July examination
for a first-class teachers' certificate,
but failed- by a few marks. Fie ap-
pealed, asking to have his papers re-
read and was rewarded by receiving,
the other day, duly signed and sealed
a first-class certificate.
Miss Agnes Knox, the St. Mary's,
dramatic reciter, has arrived home
from a professional trip through
England, Ireland and Scotland. She
will return next season and make a
thorough tour of the United Kingdom
in her capacity as an elocutionist.
Several of the leading literary associa-
tions have already bespoken her ser-
vices.
On Wednesday morning, Mr. Wm,
Dunn of Hibbert township, breathed
bis last. Mr. Dunn was born in 1818.
in Tipperary co., Ireland, where he
was educated for a teacher. About
twenty years ago, after ashort sojourn
in Montreal. he emigrated to Hibbert
township and taught school for five
years. He leaves a wife and one mar-
ried daughter. He was highly es.
eemed,
On Thursday forenoon, as Mr. John
Haley was threshing on the farm of
Mr. Samuel Thomas, of West Nissouri,
fire started in one of the mows of the
barn, and instantly spread through
the whole building, consuming the
whole building, consuming the ma-
chine and the season's crop. Mr.
Thomas' loss is heavy, as he only car-
ried a small insurance. The fire is
supposed to have originated' from
some one smoking In the mow.
Mr. David Hill, ofStrathroy, former-
ly a resident of St. Marys, died at the
former town on Friday evening Last.
His death was brought about by the
exertions he had made in nursing and
attending some of his friends who had
been taken ill with diphtheria. Hav-
ing been
aving-been much weakened by his at-
tentions to them, he administered
some medicine to himself incautious-
ly, which so prostrated him that he
was unable to recover. He was buried
in St. Marys Monday morning.
On Saturday Mr. Wm. Williams, of
Mesa, was in Melbourne, having an-
alyzed a substance found strewn all
ever his pasture field, The mixture
consisted of arsenic and corrosive
sublimate. Soneneighbors' cattle
had been driven; into the pasture
field, and a number of tiletn, as well
as Mr. Williams' cattle, were poisoned
by eating the grass covered with the
poison, Arrests will likely fellow,
Mr. Williams having a pretty good
idea who the culprit is
CONStlMPTXON STJRELY CURED
To erre rmxrola :
Please inform your renders that I have a
positive remedy for the above named die
ease. By its timely iise thousands of
hopeless cases beim been permanently
oared. I shall be glad to send two bottled
of hay remod3 omen to any of ,your readers
who have consumptaen if they will send
the their Express add P. 0, address.
1i,espeetfttlly, Da, T A, SL CUM,
l ol•onto, O11t, 37 ' ongd street
Nevis NQtefe.
A ease, the result of which, will he of
interest to members of beneficiary sooietiek,
of an hinds, was triad et the Elgin. Assizes
last week, Minnie Wells, of Aylmer,
brought suit against the Independent Or-
der of Foresters to recover an insurance of
$1000 on the life of her . father, an ,Aylmer
dentist, who died about four years neo
The claim was coeteeted on the ground
that the local lodge at Aylmer , had anted
contrary',to the constitution of the order in'.
re instating Wells as a member within a
certaintime after he had been suspended.
Mr. (Jelin McDougall, Q. 0., who acted
for the plaintiff, took the ground that it,
was a case of master and servant, and the
action of the local lodge was biudieg open
the higher courts, in which: view liis lard-
ship concurred, and entered a verdict for
$1000.
Charles Tomlinson, night watchman fat
the Plows mill in Brantford hacl an extra-
ordinary experience Tuesday. He was
doing some work at about 5 a, m., and took
off his coat and yest, the latter containing
a roll of bills to the value of $177. When
he proceeded to put on iiia things again,
he discovered that the money had disap:'
peered, and at once came to the conclusion
that the rats, of which there were a num-
ber in
umberin the vicinity, must be responsible for.
the (theft. Acting upon thia impresezor}
he searched high and low uutil four o'clock
in the afternoon, when his diligence was
rewarded by discovering the • missing roll
on a sill in the basement near a rat -hole,
The bills were somewhat knawed, but
otherwise they will prove just as serviceable
as ever.
The Weekly Press (Philadelphia) has
been collect ng, through its correspondents
some interesting data as to big trees in
various parts of the country, and measure-
ments of retnarkable trees fn fourteen
Stated are published in the number for
August 22nd. Among those are a live
oak in rtrarioh; ?County, Florida, with a
trunk ciroumfsrence of thirty-one feet, and
a spread of branches of nearly 139 feet ;. a
sugar maple in Bradford County, Peunsyl-
vanie, with a girth of sixteen feet, and
branches spreading eighty-three feet ; au
elm in Shinneton, West Virginia, with a
girth of twenty-seven 'feet three inches, a
spread of branches of 123 feet, and a total
height of 410 feet ; a cbestnut in Lancas-
ter County, Pennsylvania, with a circum-
ference of twenty-five feet three inchea,
and branches spreading eighty-eigl.t feet ;
a sycamore in Wabash County, Illinois;
with a girth of twenty•eight feet, and a
sassafras at ,Jolhnsville, Pennsylvania. with
a circumference of thirteen feet six inches
three feet from the ground, a spread of
branches of thirty-five feet, and a total
height of forty-six feet.
DEAFNESS CORED. —A very interestinu
132 page Illustrated Book on Deafness.
Noises in the head. How they may be
cured at your home. Post free 3d.—Ad-
dress Dr. NIcnoasoN, 30, St. John Street,.
Montreal.
Miss Annie Stillman, of Providence, R I,
while passing a procession :of men
carrying red liglite, inhaled the fumes from
the fiery element, and suppressing a desire
to cough, her hugs got oonjeated, and she
died in a few hours.
How to Gain. Flesh and Strength
Use after each meal Scott's Emulsion ;
it is as palatable as milk, Delicate people
improve rapidly upon its use. For con.
satnption, throat affections and bronchitis
it is unequalled. Dr. Thos. Prin, Ala.,
says : "I peed Scott's Emulsion on a child
eight months old ; he gained 8 pounds in
a month. Put up in 50o. and $1 size.
The Waterworks By-law for 815,000
was carried ar Wiarton on Tuesday.
The full returns in the Fronteeac elec-
tIOR SALE at a be,rgain. On.;.:,,
Horse, black, aged •' years ; quiet'
One two -seated buggy ; 1 top buggy, 1 cutter
and sett of harness, Apply to
JAS PA'RtKINS ON,
Ons door north of town hall
STRAY:—Caine into the preen•
ises of William Stacey, Lot 7. West
Boundary, Blanshard, on or about the First of
September, Throe Ewes. 'Tho owner can have
the earn° by proving propp erty and paving ex -
ponces, • W111 S'CACii , Xiirkton.,
from STRAY.—Strayed Y lam the
Undersigned Lot 1, Cert. 4, Usborne, on
or about the First of September, last, two ewes
one bleak and the other ,white. Three tanibs'
part Southdown.' Any person giving informa-
tion that will load to their recovery will be
suitably rewarded.'
W. J CAY'II, 0•airalia P. 0.
Alex, Taylor. au enterprising stationer
of Winnipeg, was mysteriously ebot on
Saturday. He was at the store in the
moraine, went home to hes dinner, and at
four o'eloolc was found dead in his 'room
with a holo through Tris left breast. He
refused to give any intimation as to how
the shooting !loourred or who . did it;
some say he shot llimself. but those who
know say this is :lfripossible, as arms could
not be found about his room. He
made his will and died shortly afterwards.
PRAISEWORTHY
"Last eurnmer'I was entirely laid up
with liyer complaint. A friend advised me
to use Burdock Blood Bitters; I did so, and
four bottles cured mo. I cannot praiso this
remedy too mule" John H. Rivers, Orr
Lake, Ont,
In Columbia, S. C., a rejected lover, a
young men, reaped vengeance on his affec-
tations lover by mounting a horse and
madly' running against her, knocking her
down and trampling her under the horse's
feet. She died next clay. He escaped, but
vigilant officers are after him.
IMPORTANT TO WORKING MEN.
Artiaaue, mechanics and laboring men
are liable to sudden accidents and injuries,
as well as painful cords, stiff joints and
lameness. Tc all thus troubled we would
recommend Hagyard'a Yellow Oil. the
handy and reliable pain cure for outward
or internal use.
aeo. Golding was out nearly through
the body by a saw, and died instantly, at
St. John, N. 13., yesterday.
ADVIOI➢ To Mornens.—Are yon disturbed at
night and broken of your rest by a suck child
suffering and crying with pain of Outtine
Teeth? If so send at once and get a bottle
of"Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing Syrup" for Chil-
dren Teething. Its value is incalculable.
It will relieve the poor little sufferer im
mediately vend upon it., mothers ; there
is no mistake about it. It aures Dysentery
and Diarrhoea, regulates the Stomach and
Bowels, cures Wind Collo, softens the Gums.
reduces Inflammation, and gives tone and
energy to thewhole system 'Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" for children teething is
pleasant to the taste and is the prescription
of one of the oldest and beet female
physicians and nurses in the United
States, -and is for .sale by all druggists
throughout the world, Price twenty-five
cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for'•Mns.
Wi asLow's 0'^OTIIING s-'R17v ",tnd take 110
other kind.
tion give 11Ir. Smith, Conservative a ma-
jority of 61,
Every wife and mother in the country
should know the great value of Ayer's Sar.
saparilla, as a blood purifier It gives tone
health, and etrength to the vital organs,
oorreots all irregularities, and expels im-
purities from the system. Young and` old
use it. Price $1.
Henry:Reid who was arrested at London
on Monday has confessed to twenty bur-
glaries end to shooting W. J. Guidon at
Streeteville last June.
Why suffer with that aching head when
you may be cured with Ayer's Cathartic
Pills? Send a two cent stamp to Dr. J. C
Ayer Le Co„ Lowell Mass., for a set of their
attractive album cards.
C. M. Cole was arrested et Winnipeg
Tuesday night for attempting to deposit
a bogus. drain for $2,000. When searched
drafts nggregating 84,000 were found on
AN OPEN LETTER,
Messrs. T. Milburn & Co. Nov. 25th,1886.
I wish I had used B. 13. B. sooner, which
would have savedme years of euffering
with erysipelas, from which I eonld get no
relief until I tried B. B. B., which soon
cleared away the itching, burning rash that
had so long distressed me. Mrs. Edward
Romkey, Eastern Passage, Halifax, N. S.
On Thursday, after returning home from
market at Stouffyille, Ont., Miss Vague,
of the 7th concession, Markham township,
was knocked, down by a frightened horse.
The animal stepped on her head, inflicting
each injuries that her recovery is thought
doubtful.
FOR FROST BITES.
There is 310 bettor remedy for frost bites
chilblains and eimiliar troubles, than hiag
yards Yellow Oil. It alert cures reheuma
tism,'lumbago, sore throat, deafness, and
lameness and pain generally. Yellow Oil
is used internally and externally.
It is reported at Ottawa that the English
Government has sent a prominent Conser-
vative to Canada on confidential mission,
presumable to study public feeling on the
question of the hour.
THE TRIUMPHANT THREE
"During three years' suffering with dys-
repsia I tried almost every known remedy
but kept getting worse until I tried B. B. 73.
I had only used it three days when I felt
better; three bottles completely cured toe."
W. Nichols, of Itondal, Ont.
The Toronto Zoo has gone into liquida•
tion.
The Government.detoctives leave not yet
got, a dine to the perpetrators of the poison-
ed candy plot. • Dr. Ellie, public analyst,
reports that strychnine in the candy did
it.
ON THE PLATFORM.
Public spoken and singers are often
trouble with core throat arid 1ioarsenees
and are liable to severe bronchial attacks
which might he provohted and cured by the
nee of Tiagyard's Pectoral .Balsam.-- the
best throat and and lung remedy in use,
Ab Peterboro' James F. Farley was
sentenced to be hanged for shooting Simon.
Elijah, an Indian connected with Howe's
circus, on June 24th, 'daring an aiterctt•'
tion, As the sontencd vtao)proi lanced the
prisoner turned to his father, who had
come from Philadelphia to be present at
the trial, aid remarked r "While there is
life there is hope," but the father, who
scanned more affected than the doomed eon'
Mournfully sheok hie bend Ss, he swiped
away the,tears from his ,hooka.
IiIAZ 1ET' IMPII ,T.,
IO• +1:TLrt
(C orreete d at5 o'olook p.m, went eedal
Fall Wtee a r
Spring Wheat.,,
Parley
Oats
Clover B led
Timothy „
Pena
COri)
Higgs
Butter
Flourperbbl,
l'otatoes,por bushel
Applos,per bag
DrledApplespr b
Geese per ib,
Turkey per lb
Ducks per pr
Chickens per pr
E[ogs,d.rossodporl0
Beef
Eiidesrouhg
dressed
Sheepskins each
Oalfekins
Wool per lb ,..
Elayper•ton
elnionsnerbush
Woodoer cord
ST: manes
112 to l•
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55 to 67
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hall inWghWbeato,tt , ..............................1 10 to 1 12
Barley 55 03 ..........•.... ........
05 s8
Oloyer Seed
85
Timothy 160 2 00
4 50 5 06
Peas 58 00
Eggs 17 17
slither
Potatoes per bag .............. 501a 20 00
Apples per bush ...... ......... ........,25
Wool perlb. •.•...,.,., 2000
Hay porton 0 00
Bran per ton „ .,,. 14
Shorts ' e' 20 00
Oatmeal per bbl, .,,,... 6 00
30
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10 00
30 00
20 700
Cheap excursions by the CanadianPa
oifie Railway to the Canadian North-
west and return. Good to return till
21st of November from Exeter for $28.
Apply to W. J. Carling, Agent.
P.fLtie,. a.7i:,1.V.IA 7S
WORM POWDER
Are pleasant to tnl:e.Contain their own
Purgative. Is a site, Fere. au,l 0fcetra/
geftroyer of norms itt i;hildron or Adults.
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CANADAS L «DG PAPER.
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 disordered LIVER, KIDNEYS
STOMACH, BOWEL:.": BLOOD.
' . MILBUL 1 & CO "'IVAorT'ea
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VVhen I say crate I do not mean merely to
stop them for atlme and then have them re-
turn again., I MEAN' A RADICAL CURE.
I have made the disease of
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A. life long study. I veAERANT my remedy to
CURE the worst cases. Because others have
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Send at once for a treatise and aFRE L" BOTTLE
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of mY INFALLIBLE REMEDY. Give Express
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Cure is a triumph of medical skill, ,bring
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SYMPTOMS OF
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to urinate, especially at night, among aged
persons ; hot, dry skin, pale complexion red
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stomach,' oonstipa'lion, piles, liver stoat
swellings, &o,
SYMPTOMS QF
Liver Complaint, sH nlderilorthe
blades,
jaundice, callow complexion, a woarv, tired
feeling, no life or energy, head ache, dyspep
eta, indigestion, spots, pimples are.
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