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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1889-2-7, Page 8INS3RA.10E, 141 HUN ST 1Lt41O J,AGENT .1.24 Taal WESTBAN ASSWEAWOE 00U- SaitlnY of Toronto ; pee() for the larfelaR le18ttneetT0111 O0MVA111S, tit iondoe, Nemlend,the ROXAL.taetsrAIWAN, af Mon- ar d the tliuTisa zooms Wens AS fa,THASSOF. QOANW, of x eaudow, Raglan& etiltabliehed lee7, etscate over $0,000,0Q0; %Waiters and boneses eaid, over e1Me00,000. ZOCAL NO/VS.—Wes hat behappy tQ ve t el/ tintee , front any part of the aeunty, items of local news, such as ac. dents,or any interesting incident what - aver, from any of our subscribers or read. ors yenerally for the purpose of public dgion. '4.61 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7th 1889 LOCAL HAPPENINGS. <oysters. Fresh oysters at Geo. &Aden' by the eguart, or served up by the plate, cooked en- rase just look et one stook •of con - lectionary, and sporting goods. All fresh, =wand first-clasa. Salina at Cost. Good bergains in Boots and Shoes and Harnees, cen uow be bad at 0. Eaorett's, as he laterals giving up bueiness and will seal et cost or under for the next 30 deys.. ateeple would do well to call and see lam %afore parchasing elsewhere. C. EACRETT. remonal. Mr. C. Senior, of Port Diver, formerly eaf Exeter, is in town, the guest of his son Mr. Jos. Senior.—Mr.• and Mrs Hugh Ross left yesterday for their home in Winnipeg.—Mr. A. M. Todd of the Clin. ton Newa-Recotd was in town Tuesday Attending the annual meeting of the Loyal 'Orange Society.—Mr. Jones of Toronto, Manager of the Provident Life and Live Stock Association was in town Friday looking after the interests of the Company and enquiring into the master whine 'brought aunt the arrest of one Skinner of Mitchen.--Mrs. lGeo Knight, of Ethel, -spent 'met week with friends in town. — allies Maggie „White is visiting friends in Sarnia, , malicious Rumours. For the past two months ugly rumours lave been afloat concerning the financial standing of one of the most respected set - tilers in Fullaeton. Having some personal knowledge of the untruthfulness of tbe scharge we on mote than one occasion were ander the necessity of contradicting the weport, but we are now in a• position to mositively give the charge a flat denial. _Hew is emers are in better circumstances AMa if he should be owing anything to his snalicious libelers or their sympathisers let them present their bills forthwith and they will get their cash. If those who busied. themselves spreading the report -were in circumstances half so good, the 4courts would know less about them than they do. In this world men find it hard ,enough to get alone without having their warnes scandalized. and their credit jeo. mardized, by men who pretend to be Maud' but who are wolves in sheeps clothing. As a report we understand has got as far .as Exeter, and St Marys, the Times and Journal would be doing the gentleman a laver by copying this notice.—Mitchell Advocete. The concert given under the auspices of the guild of the Trivitt Memorial Church, last . Wednesday, was a grand success. Among those who rendered their part well =ay be mentioned the names of Mr. Mc Callum who mix° two readings in first OT.te style, particularly his readings from Sheridans "The Rivals". Miss Reid also rendered her selection, in a manner pleas- • ing to her audienee. The quartettes were well stung, "Call John" being given in a eery laughable manner. But the gem of the evening. was the rendition. of 'High • rife,' a mustcal ;charade. in ,N hich Mrs. Fairbairn, Mrs Kemp, Miss McDonell, Mr ,Coaine, and Mr. Gipidy were the charac- -lees. in their parts Miss McDonell and , Mr. Gundy acted so well that they aston. _althea and pleased the audience who signi- -fied their pleasure by their continuous *Treatise, Miss elcDonell bearing off the ,palm of the evening, in her part of the -disobedient daughter asking forgiveness • at her father's hands. Mrs. Kemp, Mrs. Fairbairn and Mr. Collins well sustained L•,-theircharacters The net receipts Amounted to over $50. Twelve lbs. of tea, for $1.00 at Richard Rickards. Chaplain Searles of Auhuni Prisms. will -give a lecture in Main Street Methodist Church sometime in April. -Remember the great clearing sale at Richard Pickards. Mr. ASCottle has sold his factervito a Mr. Vasey, who has taken possession. Wm K. Rose, W. D., is to be assistant -surgeon of the thirty-third Huron Battal- See vice Wm. ,T, Young, left limits. Don't miss the great bargaies at Rieh. at& Pickards. Sleighing has been good for a couple of .weeka, and the citizens generally are now well supplied with wool. Revival meetings are still being carried an in the Main street Methodist church, with fair seccess. St. Marys defetieed. Forest in a curlesg %latchat the latter place on Monday, by ecore of 48-24. House ited Lot for Sale or to Rent, at mice. • Apply to Wm. Grigg Jr. Messrs. Gidley, Grant and Denis of Exeter, supplierl excellent music for the • Foreeter's ball at Seeferth, tes Frinq seveiting last. Xhe annual meeting of the Loyal Orange SAssoolation of South Huron, was heal in %fie lodge room in Exeter on Tees lay, I'he attendance was large. Ina, few weeks Mr Alex Colmthoun re.til family, Thos. Bissett, jr. an 1 several others leave for Menitoba, Mr. Ed. Mom -wan left the other day for the prairie airoyince. Almost nightly our constable bas callers .weekiteg a night's lodghig Tfe oonducte item i to Weassait quarters n the biteetneet ef the tewn hall. a 44 pleeee eolorecl tea eat foe $2,50 at -Richard Pie k Mete, ,Ledies' and childeen'e gloves from 5e natiwearls, at Ricludd Pielrarde; filen car - mete *ore 20c tipwerds. Inert of Mondey night end Tattday, we iti thie neighborhood experienced the eatoet aweerely cold weathee ef the season. 'The epring aseizea for the county of Antoci will commence at aode,ich on rgerolay Modell lOth; Middleseit, at Lett- alon MOrebty, trito oh 5th; Perth, at Strait - S Tuesday March 12th. The Ilecter of the Trivitt :Memorial Meech will hold. e /medal service for 44111dt-en h the Mardis next Sunday afternooti et 3 o'clook . The offertory evill be ia Aid of thesorgem itth " shildrOrt urv fo ph Men* felt boot, reduced from $1,75 to $1.55 per pair at Richard Picemels, AlOGGI'S W H. Vetity et Sou here the geeeter number of the 200,000 briek ne- oessaly for the ereetiell of their new foundry, es well as other material, on the emblee. Week will be begun early in the spring. Parkineoe is offering speeial bargains ea winter geode, Messrs, W, H. Verity & Son's new engine is eow i geed running order, and they are highly pleeeed with it. But halt the steam is required to run it, that was accessary with the ota (me to drive all tbe machinery. Boots end shoes yery cheap, at the Big Bankrupt store. Exeter Ladies kid 'soots $1.35; ladies' oiled goat boots $1.85, worth 2.50; oiled goat slippers, 65c, regular price 80e. And all our other lines just as cheap. While standing on ase'clutir in the hotel the other day pulliug, down the blincl, Mr. T. W. Ilawkshaw, owing to the chair up- setting, fell havUy on its back, injuring his side severely. Boy's fine tweed auies $2,00; Boys over. ooat, $2 75; all wool fiennel 100i grey cotton 3c; white cottcut 411),o; good feather ticking 9c, and six papers of plus for 90, at the 131g Bankrupt store, Exeter. Tu. "Bootjeck's" communication last • week, where it read that more work was done by statete labor than when mo were paid by the Council, should read vioe verea. Parkinson is clearing out his stock of winter goods at reduced prices, to make room for spring goods, now eoming for- wa, John Russell, of Goderich, who styles himself as the excommunicated and who was to have lectured here WeduesdaY evg , week, did not fulfill hiessengagement, owing to being unable to procure a chair- man. We fear Mr. Russell will realize thia drawback wherever he goes. • A question often asked: Where to buy the cheapest goods in town? We can tell you. The 131g Bankrupt store, Elitater, is the place. The cheapest spot on earth. • The rir. Jekyll and Mr Hyde Company, who appeared in Exeter the other weak, but who did nut perform, disbanded on Thursday, in consequence of poor success. When is the Board ofTrade to be organ ized? Other towns are going right ahead in the matter. Be on the alert gentlemen. The sooner such organization is brought into life the better for the town. There are many anti important matters which require attending to. Colored silks, all shades, for 50c pet yd. worth 75c. Colored satin rnerves War 65e. regal a- price 90c. Beautiful black silk xneeve for 8213-, worth $1.15. All at the Big Bankrupt store. .Exeter. Mr, Wm. Burnatord is the guest of his encle, Mr. Wm. Grigg, sr. He was a resident of Exeter 18 years ago and observes a very great change in its appearances. He thmke it has greatly im- proved. His present home Li in Nanticoke Luzern() County, Pennsylvania. See the great bargains at the BigsBank- rept store. We will oontinue our rattl- ing, roaring overcoat sale for two weeks longer. Come and see and We will surprise you. Mens overcoats from $3.75 up. Mr. James Creech wishes us to state that he will not be responaible for the breaking of gates in handling the snow plow, that are swinging out on the side walk. The Exeter salt well Co has under con- sideration an offer from an Englieh Co. for the purchase of the Exeter well. This Trust has purchasea all the wells in Eastern Canada, and are on a feir way to- ward securing all wells bathe West. Some time ago the Hensel' cheeker team received a challenge from the Exeter team. They accepted it, and are doubtless expecting a visit from. the Exe- terites The Exeter team has had no practice of lateancl the members' attentions at the time for, practice, have been di- verted elsewhere. However they intend mustering a team, and will possibly visit Hansall at an eatly date. The instigator of the "Sons of Rest" society, when he attempts a joke on some indefensilne person heartily laughs and smirks in his sleeve; but when he is the victim of a "lark" his heart is so jolted that it takes years for his feelings to be. • mime normal. Ingrowing toenails some times are invaluable incentives to the origin of titles and the discovery of an in- culpable wag. --Com. A grand ball under the auspices of the Exeter band, was held in the town hall on Tuesday evening. The attendance, not- withstanding the inclemency of the weath- er, was good, guests heing present from far and near. The Exeter string band, which is associated with the brass band, furnished excellent music, and sustained their reputation as musicians of the first order. For the past two weeks, daily, brick and Dairy So., was held at the factory have been drawn thtough Exeter in in at Corbett on Monday, Feb. 4th, for the numerable quantities. The various bees purpose of, receiving the auditors' report at different times have endeavored one, to and electing officers for the ensuing year. out do the other in hem ing the largest The meeting was a very successful and quantity at given times. On Saturday the same officets 'were re-elected viz. several leads containing 2,200 blicks pass- Mr. J. Corbett ptes. and. treas.: A. Nichol ed through town, and on Monday, when vice-pree; R. Butclunson, C. Bothwick, the slipping was rendered better by a G Mitchell, directors; E. Patching sec. slight thaw and a freeze up, 2,600:brioks Mr. E. Patching acted chairtnan dur- weMe drawn at one load by parties its Hay ing- the electing of officers. After which township. he gave the cl.air to • Mr. 3, Corlett, to The Canadian Stereopticsat Co. present- which he responded in a good speech, ed its retnorama: "The Atlantic to the setting forth the welfare and success of Pacifio" Drew's opera house,. on Mon- the factory- The speeches of the direct day evening, under the auspices of the ors were very short, and the meeting James street Methodist choir. The at- tendance was large, end the entertain- closed about 4 o'clock, A noticeble event took place in the electing of office s. ment fair. The views Presented were agr. Taylor made a motion -that Mr. original and Canadian scenes, and must 'Writing be a director but got no eccontler have proved interesting to the audience. __Jur. Willis from Exeter paid a visit to Among the best and most iuteresting were: our burg on Monday last He is baying Rook of, ages; Winnipeg; Niagara rallP/ horses for shipment. Thousand Islands; wreck of the Algoma. Centralia. last week under heading of "Sons of Rest" is a slur on some of our most r 131"Fs.--Sieighing "°°4 and farriler3 espec- Fred W Johnston will be the next postmaster of Cloderiela iustead of Hr Barmy, 44 announcd. A fierce sterol raged Lore yesterday and last ni.ght. Trains vvere blocked. The anniversary servieee of tbe Cavan Presbyterian church, were condaeted, 00 Sunday not, by Be". air. Meca,dain, of Strathroy. Sundity two sermons were preaehed by the rev, geutlernan above mentioned, in his usually highly inter- esting and instructive manner. The con. gregations were large. Owing to the esual yeerly tea having been dispensed with, a special collection was teken up, whieb. amounted to $104. Chief Ceill, of Exeter, wee in Mitchell one dots' last week; The chief had had no diusinees there for some years, and WeE1 pleased to note the various improvements that have taken place He was not strucle with t polies force, however. He saws that the corporation pays their constable over $300, attires him in handsome police uniform, and sapplies him with a dude's cane. Out' chief says he has seen -simper - looking police; and if the person who metes the oorporation clothes, is, the best Mitchell can pi educe whet must the re- mainder of the population bey The Annual meeting of the South 1111V011 Co. L. 0. L was held in the Orange Hall Exeter on Tuesday last, After the regu- lar business of the lodge was transacted the following, officers were elected. Co, Maater, Bro. Fleetly; Dept. Co. Master, 13re. Miners; Co, Sect., Bro. Sanders; Financial Sect., Bro. Dupee; Co. Treas., Bro, 13accan; Co Dir. of Ceremonies, Bro. Tisbourn; Co. Lecturer, Bro, F. Davis jr.; Dept Co. Lecturers Bros. Howley and Henley. The rext annual meeting to he held in Exeter, the first Tuesday in Feb. 1890. The annual celebration of the Battle of the Boyne will be celebrated in Exeter, July 12th, 1889. The advantage of newspaper advertis- ing was clearly shown by an incident that came tuider our observation the other day. A gentleman entered our office, and aaked if we would show bins a copy of the Strathroy Age, or Despatch. We gave bine a copy of each. He wanted to see who were the lumber dealers in that town, and what brenches of that business each ooniuoted. The enquirer turned from tbe papers whose advertising columns he had scanned closely—with a look of dis- appointment, for none of the Strathroy lumber dealers, thought it worth while to tell the publie through the excellent local journals of that town, that they were do- ing business there.—Parkhill Review. BRIM—Annual meeting of the British and Foreign Bible Society will be held in Eliinville Methodist church on Thursday evening, Feb. 13th, when J. G. Manley, the society's agent, will deliver an address on Babylon and Israel Collection at the close to aid in spreading the word of Gd. —Rev W. Penhall is holdiug special meet - meetings at Sunshine.—Four uoble youths armed. Pith one gun, two cow bells, and a mouth organ, made Saturday night hid- eous in this immediate vicinity.—Those who intend building next summer are making the most of the sleighing. Many loads of material pass here daily --The Sunday School convention will be held here on Feb. 2Ist, when a good time is ex pected. The programme is'a good one, and ample provision will be made for visit- ors. erretenway. BRIBPS.—Mr. Robert Love's sale under the management of Mr. H. Eilber, last week, was one of the best of the season. All the chattels brought good prices. The farm WILS' sold for $2500.00 to Mr. Charles Stone.—Messrs. Jeff. Turner and. Win, Sherritt insured their lives in the McGillivray home circle last week. A. number are talking of Mau ring in the Orange Society and some in the Foresters - Mr Isaac A Wilson has been offered a very lucrative position in Washington. Not in the White House ; but to take charge of a tailoring establishment. His sister, Miss n Wilson is talking of going with him.—Rev. M. G. Freeman, pastor of Gtace church, was very happily sur- prised one night last week A largenumber of the congregation a quantity of good gath- ered things, amongst them a load of oats, about eixty bushels. They drove to the parsonage at Parkhill and spent a very pleasant evening. Corbett. Blum—Mr. Wm. Crowley paid. our tow -n a visit on Saturday last. We think that there must be smile ettraction that draws Bill to T 80 often. Billy was our late cheese-rnaker.—Mr. W. Simpson, of Seaforth, paid our town a visit on Mon- day —The annual meeting of the stook 'holders and atrons of the Corbett Cheese The item in the Huron Expositor of are making good tete of it—Great quanta. table citizens. The inference wo draw ft OM the title is that the members of the ties of hark' wood, grain &° are bthin.° new society are supposed to be lazy and, brought into our statin yard —Our but hate work ender anY circumstenees, i chore have their shop fi shed and base a supply of meat on heed always, Those in 11ereim comes the slur. Many of the pe - need of meat will find ie to their advan- sons whose names are mentioned, are any, tap to patrouize Cern ralie. Good value thing but lazy, are willing to work and do worg hard, ef the writer wished to for your money is their motto —Mr. Wind ereate a little aaviusement, end was wont s°r °11.' rcn°wrIed tree agent 18 having the material for a new house laid on the to choose nob items for GO doing, he could grouitds. He has been lateY lately digg. have foiled sufficient reatetial for a ''Sons ing the cellar. X ) doubt he finds it A of Red" Society without associating the little differeet from his general husinees. names of reepectable citizene with those who erg gggewgag igeggeg to be shiggish. —Ma, Wm. Elliott who has been very tick ef late le rapidly improving mid able Lag week conetable Gill went to Nlit- to be out. The Revival Services whieli obeli and arrested orie Skinner, who had going on in the aletbodiet Chereh are recent'y been couneeted with the Lion ale Life atid Live Stock Providewell attended, and we, hope La ate great nt Meech...tato oh h ebsgge of rigeswropriating the c„ot good necomp ished Isairliela F.?lehool pany,a moneys. it„ppaata that he immeg bostets of a very wed organized foot bell great gig" horses io the gigioity ang °lab and are prepared to receive (Avai1-. engee f am the neighboring schools.-- neglected forward:Me the amount of policy to heath:matte s, A lose oecaered to one of the members Mel when app imdion for item mice money Was made ho Wee infor- med that the Company 1104 reeeived no word of his Ileing a Metribcr, Aft inves- tigar,ion was commenced, which load to the arrest of Skinner, vhi afterwaras aettlea everythime, earlus diepelled , /rem the Co of,. The e °utile men of tilt village should otganize adehstitig Societe and employ the evenings in f.emething that would be edifying to themselves se yeti) as to the tNett ly every Ade ectuutry vil- la 'go hat ite litmerst or deb Aim; society, Why not time'? Come leer eel adee hold. Of the Work atel eee, ter tee labor we EAT OISS LUTION SALE M ELL et PION Having dissolved partnership, the business in the future will be continued by IZIO1-1.A.,r) PICT A..:ER..#1) Wiao, in order to reduce the stock will offer Imrneriss Bargains for the next 30 DAYS, 1 "ices Paralyzedm Don't fail to see the UNPRECEDENTED VALUES offered in Dry -goods, Boots ‘Xs„ Shoes, Mantles Ready-made Clothing Hats Caps Furs Groceries, Crockery, Sze.. , I ) • Ladies Astrachan Jackets formerly sold for $37.00 ; now offered at $25.00 •' Ladies English Walking Jackets as low ne - - - 3,25 Ladies Cloth Mantles formerly considered cheap at $18.00 ; now 13.75 Ladies and Children's Gloves from 5c upwards $1.00 Gloves for 40 cts Ladies Corsets from 20e upwards, Grey Cotton 3cts and upwards. Men's Felt Boots (new stock Men's Overcoats from $4 upwards $5 Persian Laanb Caps for 12 lbs Tea for $1.00. Fine colored 44 piece Tea Setts 3.50 2.50 BIG RED1:YCTIO;\1S will be offered in all departments. Come and seefor yourselves. 'Samwell & Pickard's old stand. Absolutelv Pure. This powder never varies A. marvel ofpur- Hy, strength and wholesomeness. More 00011. omical than the ordinary kind ndeannot be sold in competition with the multitudes of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in oars.—ROYLL BAK- ING POWDEM CO .106 Wall street N Y Canada's Birthday. To no Editor of the Exeter Times SIR. —For the last two or three years Exeter has had a celebration on the 24th of May. To that I have no objection to offer. But would it not be just as be- coming to oelebrate Camada/s birthday as the Queen's'? Canada's birthday has never, so fax as I can remember, been celebrated in Exeter, only by a horse race. Why not hare a good rousing cele- bration of July lat, for once, and con- tinue to observe that day in future. It is a public holiday. I can easily imagine how old associations, old memories, per- sonal love for the Queen, &c., should influence British born people to prefer 24th May. But the vast majority of. Ontario people are now Canadian born and have no connection withthese, old associations. • Surely they • cannot he blamed for loving the country of their birth above albother countries on earth. I tell you, sir, that the young and mid- dle g.eneration-arc distinctively Canad- ian, In feeling and in sentiment. No disrespect to the Queen is meant, in celebrating Canada's natal day. It is simply showing our love of, and pride in, Canada, It is time, sir, as Canada is now of age, for Canadians to awake to the glorious future in Store for us, and fittingly recognize the formation of the great Dominian. Cenadian national sentiment will thereby be intensified and Canadian sentiment fostered in our children . The old flag has not and. should not have the same interest of native-born Canadians as the Canadian flag. And sir, it is almost solely on accia'unt of the non -cultivation of this very sen- timent that we evee hear of annexation in this country. A enexationiats are few in number now, but they would be an unknown thing on Canadian soil, were due and proper attention devoted to the cultivation of purelyeanadian sentiment A. eertain proportion of Canadian young men of limited eduoatien, on visiting the United States, become rabid partisans of Yankeeclom Why ? 1st. 13ecause Yankees are 80 enthusiastically loyal and never stop sounding the prairies of their eountry ; and, 2nd. Because this class of Canadians have never been educated to regard their own country in the smile enthusiastic way The duty ot so educatiag this clam of young mon devolves on the Indere of 'popular sentiment over the country. Then why do the citizens of Eeeter so far fail in their Manifest day 1 It is time this Subject was thoroughly discus- sed and understood, You have num- bers of progressive, loyal, shrewd men in filxeter, What are they doing all these years 1 Why not wake up and at • tend to their duty 1 Canada's bugle is calling them, and all others of the right stamp, to put on their armor and fight for Canada's glorious future, The pres- sing dut=, of the hour is to educate the young in 01.11 flhIdSt to be loyal to Canada first, not and always, Hoping, sir, that these sentiments will find responsive echoes in many breasts, and hoping also thab txtter people will rouse to the necessities of the hour, 1 reenairi$ yonrs trttly, CANADIAils lIay, Jelly ,t tch, 1889. CENTRAL I YOU CAN G -ET Drug' Stor:p! 20 P A full stock of all kinds of Dye- stuffs and package Dyes, constantly on hand. Winan's Condition Powd- ers the best in the raark- et and always fresh. Family recip- es carefully prepared at CentralDrug Store Exeter. —EXETER— PEONY STUD101 For Finely Finished Photos of all sizes, from small album size to 11x14 from life, try S ENIOI He has also an elegant display of Photo- • graph Frames. Sizes : Sx19, 11x14 and 14x17. AT ALL PRICES It wi I be to the advantage of those having pictures to frame to exatagne his stock of Picture Moulding. Get prices before purchasing eiliewhere. JOS SENIOR/ ltallery Opposite Post -Office. INNIMININ•111•0111, S Raw Sugar FO 12 Lbss White Sugar FOR $100. J MAIRS011 POST OF.E.IIGE STORE, Ex ter North )11'' THE INTERCOLONIAL R 1 WA OF CANADA,. The royal mall, passenger and freights route between Canada and Great Brit8A41., —and— • Direct route between the West and all the pahrts ou the Lower St. Lawrence and Bale de Chalenr, also New Brunswick, Nova • Scotia,Prince Edward Islende ceps Breton atidellewnfr:legant diand Nwa. buffet sleeping and day cag9711311I1g°enirfro°r1iGgrileaetxBPrreit8asittmanirngtla. e conti- nent by leaving Toronto by 0 p. m. train on Thursday will Ain outward mail steamer at Ba• SuiplexriSoIrtern7ledvaaYtOr,warehonse and dock ac- • commodation at Halifax tor shipment of graill and general merchandise.. Inars of expene ,ce have proved theanter-, colonial, in connection with steamship lines to and from London, Liverpool and Glas- gow to Halifax, to be the quickest freight route between Canada and Great Britain. Information as to passenger and freight rates can be had on application to • B.013 Fa2 B.DIJODIE , • Western Freight &Pawing e r Agent ' 93Ressin House Block,York Idt. Toronto Chief SIM erintandent ' Railway office, eaonoton. W. Ft,..,Nov, 20, Id. $10 Reward for the Corrviotion. OF DEALERS WHO OFFER RAI ire I I INEERIOR 010 OF OTITPIR AND SELL MANUFACTURE FOR MACHINE 011 Eurelcp Cylinder, Bolt I - I McCol Bros. & Co., • Cutting & Wood Oils. For sale by all leacliIg dealers. Toronto. BISSETT BRO., Sole Agents, Exeter. "VsTIVI'01-3: THIS M=1"3: WM:Ea-C. C ING :