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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1889-6-6, Page 1-oa 2O 17 WATCHES,— CLOCKS,— JE WELRY, SILVEleW ARE, -- --AND SPECTACLES. T.INEQUALLED VALUE. SiErPersonalattention given to repairing of watches, clock's and iewelm C. REICHENBACH, Opposite the Market, PARKHILL. temsesee .f.,EGA.le . , H. DICKSON, Barrister, Soli- s citorof Supreme Court,NotaryPublie Conveyancer Commissioner, dm. Money to lboan. Odic° in Eanson's Block, Exeter, R E. COLLINS, Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyanoer, Etc., 11IX.13TER, - ONT. OfffeeSainivelPsBlock Elall's old oftlee,) AI:111101JB W. FOIW, Solicitorin the Supreme Court of Ontario, Conveyancelr,Commissioneri kbc; Special attentiougiven to the collective of claims the 'United States. Patents pyrienrecl, money to loan et tersest retest. Chace : Opera House Block, St , Marys , Ont. ELLIOV & ELLIOT, Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public, Conveyancers &c, &c. z... -Money to Loan at Lowest Rates lntereet. OFFICE, - MAIN - STREET, EXETER. 33. V. 11ILLIOT. 3. nimioT. of DENTAL. EL L. BILLINGS, 3omivwxs,r, OPIICE: over 0).1r1EIVSBartle NitrousOide Gas for Painless Extraction. ' K1NSMAN,DENTIST.L.D.S H Stunivell,s Block, Illaiu-st, Exeter, Extracts Teeth withoutpain, by giving Vegetable Vapor. Gold Filings and all other dental work the best possible. Goes to Zunro6ou1tTrs6oyin each month'. MEDICAL - JW. BROWNING M. D., M. 0 V • P.8 ,GradunteVictoriallniversity.Offfce sndiresidenee,DorcinionLaborator v. Exe ber laNDIVIAN, coroner for the County of Huron. Office, oppoeite Mr, . Carling's store,Exoter. DR . J. A. ROLLIN b , M. 0. P. S. o. °face, Main S..Emeter,Ont.11esiden ceholiserecently occupied by P. Esq. AUCTIONEERS. TTENEY EILBER, Licensed Auc- -," tion,e9r,for say.Stophen, and McGilli. Tr aY:Townshins: Saleoonauctceatraoaerate rates. office—AtPost-office,Orediton, Ont. TOHN GILL, Auctioneer for the EY Townships of Stephen, Hay and 'Osborne and the Village of Exeter. All Bales pronantiV attended, and satisfaction guaranteed. Sales arram ged at this office. VETERINARY. Tennent & Tennent VETERINARY SURGEONS, raduates of the Ontario Veterinary College' OFF= : One door South of Town Nan. MONEY TO LOAN. 11-0NE/ TO LOAN AT 6 AND 6f +LI- per cent, 625.000 Private Funds. Best Loaning Companies represented. D.E. DICKSON, Barrister, Exeter, INSURANCE. Hay Township Farmers' Mut- ual. Ftre Insurance Co. A PURELY EARNERSCOMPANY. Live Stook also insured. when in the fields or on the road in charge of owner, or servant, also menufacturer of the Improved Surprise Washer and Wringer Machines. Agent for Tomb Stones and the Watson Implements, trudertakingpromply attended to. G. HOLTZMAN, Zurich, Ont. ripitE WATERLOO MU T UAL PLRE IeTSTITheNie E C 0 . Estahlis1te d in 1863. HEAD OrFIOE - - WATERLOO, ONT. This coati:any has been over Eighteen years insuccessful operation iu Western On- tariojandcontinues to insure againetloss or damage by Wire ,Buildings,Merchaudise,Mau- ufactories,ancl all otherdosatintionsoffinsur- able property. . Intending insurers havo the oplionofinsurin g on the Premium; Note or o ash System . During the past tenyears this Company ha issued 0,003 Policies, covering property o theamount ofi•l0,87,088 ;mud paid inloss. es a1one5700,700O A.ssete, $i61OO.00, coneistingo f Cash n6ank, GovernmontDeuosit,and the u flees. e ss ea Premium No tes on W1,11(111 d in force, Y, Vir.kat>333tV D, Preside i.t. 0 . TAVIon, Secretary.. 3.13. nuescrie,inspector. CHAS: Agentfot Exeteremclvieiuity, bell=1,16MaNIIIVSUM*aave* CENTRAL Barber Shop, FANSON'S BLOCK. A. Hastings, Prop Saving and Hair cutting in the atest styles the art. Everyattentien paid to outfit e AND ITUBON. & MID LESEX GAZETTE. "HEW TO THE LINE, LET THT•,'.0 fIP FALL \V'flEJ2E T11R5 MAL" VOL. XVI. NO, 38. pemareerenamosan EXETER, ONTARIO, rTHURSDAfr , The -- KIRK TON A. large and well assorted stock of General Dry Goods, 111illinary, Hats,: • Caps, Boots, Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, 'Wallpaper, Sta- tiorery, Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, Nails, Books, Salt, Boot -jacks, and everything kept in a first-class Store. Tele whole Stook will be sold in lots to suit you. Come ond get, a lotthe price will suit you; it will make your wife and child- ren glad, your sons end, daughters happy, aud geperal ocnitentment will prevail in Me whole family. Highest prices for Batter and Eggs. Yours truly, DOUPE & CO. •—STONEMA.I\T's Jewelry Store IIENSALL, ONT. IS THE BEST PLACE TO BUY Watches, Clocks, Jevvelery, Silverware, Spectacles Stationery, School Books Fancy Good's, Musical Instruments. Afull line of Spauldings Bats and. balls on hand We make a specialty of Watch and Jewelryrepairing—All work guaranteed Our Motto—Neat, Prompt and re- liable. J.'0, Biar.ernam, HENSALL, ONT Chanie of Businoss JOIZZT C. YO'ICTZTO, Having taken into partnership, W H KERR they have decided to extend the business by adding a full stook of: Staple Hardware! PAIN TS, OILS,"Ete. FULL LINES of TINWARE PARB AND OTHER WIRES, LEACI-III7M OILS Remember we buy for cash and will give our customers the benefits of the dire counts. A trial will 0011 Vi1100 that we sell cheaper than the same goods can be bought elsewhere for. Sole agent for this locality for Lawrence's celebratedSpectacics. All grades ;all sights. It is tile Best Spectacle in the Market to -day. A call eolioited: YOUNG 85 KERR. Crediton, March 2lst, '89 The Lrgst THE BEST, TRE NICEST, THE SWEETEST —Assortment of_ nfecti nerv IN TOWN. JUST IN, & F.R.E1SR. Away down in Price. Bread, Buns, Oakes, fin Cl all 11111(1 14 of' Past ry, atill take the lead, Elef,td qn art ers for Confectior- ery at Ladles and Children's Hair. E. A. FOLLICET: EXETER MAIN,ST., EXETER 1=renuararlaramaimanampumotwrewatugqt, Centralia. 13ainys.—On Tuesday lad Mess) s. Jos, Anderpon, John McCloud, Alfred Glenville, and Walter Clarke of Crediton, jet on the efauitoba excursion for the North 'WeS't, Mr, Anderson intends going to Britisk Columbia before he returns, Mrs. Lyd don, of Kenfield. Iowa, who has been visitibg her father Mr, Joseph Anderson, left 'for, her home last week. The Devon churcb has been torn down and disposed of, the seats and inside fixtures window frames do.' to the Fansville cengregative, the brieks to Mr, Down who will nee them M the ereee tion of a bank bare. Brucefleld. Biers—The Sabbath school of thee Union church intend heving a lawn 000411' about the llth of June, The Steam* brass band will be in attendance. Lots sof good things to eat. Ice-cream, berries and cream, flowers; and all if weather peruke. -- 24th passed off quietly, —few fire oraelt: erre one or two drunks, friends visiting friends,—Mise Saddie Moklillan has „re- turned from the wedding of her eider Jennie • o has John. Tesuirisee --The Rend Templar's hall was packed, in spite of the stormy weather, by persons of all shades of politios, lad Monday eveuing. The Roy. J. H. SiroP- son explained the oature of the needing and read the letter of the citizens °Om- ittee of Toronto. Mr. Thomas Rose acted ea chairman and Win. McQueen as secy. Strong resolutions condemning the Ant, and pledging co-operation, were tpassed unauimously. Rev. J El Simpson end W. Graham were appointed delegates to "the convention in Toronto on the llth and 12M of June. 1 • al • Heilman. (Toolate for last issue) Beiers.—The late frosts have done much damage to strawberries and early veget- ables in this vicinity.— Mr. J. McArthur, Banker, with his wife and family are visit- ing friends in Ailso, Craig at presents -- Our p opular young townsiban, I. C. Stoneman, jeweller, has joined the noble army of Benedicts, having taken to hies - self a wife in tne person of Miss Maggiei A. Robinson, youngest &slighter of Richaree Robinson, Esq., of the township of , West:, minster. The marriage ceremony was performed by theRev. J, S. Cook, and was witnessed by a number of relatives and friends of the contracting parties, We extend to them our hearty congratulations. —Mr. W. H. Reynolds, contractor, of this village, has received the contract for the erection of a new church at the Sexsraith appointment of the liensall North Meth- odist church, to replace the one recently destroyed by fire. The building is tp Beef' bieckeanderve learn thvi ate Moes., ClePee Westeette 'gad olethirideoee hive secured the mason work of the saine.--efie Welsh has just had an iron roof put upon his plaining mill, here. The work was done b3 Messrs. McArthur ee Ball, of this place, it their usual efficientinanner.--"Topsy," one of the horses in training here, by Mt. A. Johnston'of Brantford, took first Money in the 240 Class race at Scaforth on Friday last, winning three etraight heats. Mr. Johnston has this week had added to his already large atring of horses in training herethe roan gelding "Tone Burks," owned by Mr. John Beacom, of Goderioh township, and formerly owned by Mr. John Hawkshaw, of Exeter.—A. num- ber of horses are daily beiug delivered here to Mr. T. Berry, bayer.—Queens Birthday was well observed here as a holiday— most of our citizens going ont of town, to Exeter, London and Seafortia principally. —The prospects for tbe approacbing rases over the Hensall Park on July 1st are of the moat encouraging character, and the meeting promises to be ahead of any held in this section cf country for many years. Horses are arriving daily for practice exer- cise and already a large number are stabled at the traok. Stephen Council. Council met according to adjournment on 1st of June, all members pi eseut at Court of Revision. M. Wine was reduced $50 and J Wine $50. No reduction in 0 -Miller and P Flaunagau's cases as they were no higher than their neighbor's dogs were. The following partiea were struck off:—H. Smith, S. Statilake, 0. 13rown, R Et Armstrong, W agleson, W Folio. When 8 Essery and I. Madden convince that they have no dogs they will bo struck off. Some other changes were made where property changed heeds. Gout t of revision now closed. Contracts for gravelling which will be ccentoeocecl as soon as weather and roads permit. The tender of John B. Hugh of Essex Oeutre, for the GB 0 and excavation or dredging the river was accepted and the contract awarded to him. Mr Joseph Brenner bas the contrect of ditching Hay Cock Croce. The follov,ing orders were greeted:— Brown es Hoffman, bridge on cnn 4 $3.5e; H. Mentz, culvert, 0, R., $1.00 ; 'advertis- ing GB 0 $21.32 • F Pleitzman, culvert and nail, 252, Mr Etil, culvert kid 0077. $.50 •, J Zyler, culvert 19 con., $3,50 ; ,1 eValltor part payment On stone, $5.00 ; Winer ck, Co. breaking atones, $11.50 ; G Tavern' tep. culvert 22nd con. e7,00 ; elewbetry drain 10th con., $2,00 ; J. McKinnon rep 0., 50o ; McKenzie cat, $1,00 3,1 Wiper lop, oul. $1 01). . The next regular meeting will los held on Holiday lith of July, but a fleeced meet- ing is called for Monday evge 10th inst. —0. PROUTY, Clerk. It, A, Goo,M. D., Dean and Profeester of Surgery, of dm Visited States Medical College, edidor of Medieal 'fribene, amber of "Gunn's New and Iniproved Hand -book of Hygiene and Domestic Medicine," referr- ieg t� Warner's Safe Cure, Said "I fine that in Bright's disease it seem it to act as n solveht at albumen ;to soothe mad heal the infiented membranes, iced wash out epithel. ial debtis which blooke np the Witte urine fen ("trifle bearing tubes) ; Mel to preeeet the destructive ineamorpeosis of tissue, 1 on willing to aeltneteledge ittid commend thus frankly the value df WarPore4 Sato Cure. IRNG JUNF 89 -e-ifoJli°sh11('n,w./j3/1-1v,)rg444:01NOIN6th18- ;g. PINSWIIIMett}11224.3.11.1.411:11461110119511111P4P0.2411014,9011M2101011111111111:14111WON Zurich. 1313Ers.--.111ra, J. K, Wing, of, Dundee. eathe Village' svisitiog her mother and etiends,-Mr; Henry Faust, wife, and Obild, Ca715, M1011, are also here visiting friends ncl relativeseseelr: 111. 3. White, of , the. „frees, gave, us e frienely .call . the other- Jno.:1.3:eker...df Mick: and Mrs. Gjci Bolter, of Brussels, have been called 3j3303ne by the serious illness of their father, '•Whose "recovery., we are sorry to say, is very seems'yCwonderfal.: what au 'intraetien a certain Oh' of dark eyes have -ffir tbe.young ,Flirtitig is elie order 'of30Iio Av.—The mill is doing a rushing eA.hemeeceiCh on On Menday night, was.. sometlithi' terrible. NO serious dainage waseioue iretee ; ,eoly a few' 8biltle trees • blown:: flotvn.: The farmers', or some of them thitt-,,haVe 'Sheared their Sheep, are the losers, aa stock bhat were.expoeed to the Wind, nnei reie's teufferted deeadfully. ,SheeP, 4.Y.Me..'s1;ea,4 'aloeg thermic' thenext' to prove :the cold,Was vevyseVere.4.E't±iefigeitle-: ,.thing:,funny, we.notieed,', that; black: :.iiorge,, .and.bugy flying arovitidbri' the' '21th:'but the girese oh!.where were.: they?' echo 'isomers :-esehere ' e Tee abovseerae,received too leers for 'last ease% eOnervenveseWe',have'aeain.tO edeetleef.one,„pf our' oldest 33al4r,brothee.,of '331to Morjtz,. died k at his, 'r,sideidoe son Thur e day lest, He leneee many ffp9nda heeinetnee: their lesee.:.eFees,reenains. iotated In ti line Cemetery. ,.:1.',11e.sorroVingf4hilide,baeehilie,esympaihy the 'entire 000lnaowty. and, wife, and Ed Haedyeend,Wife. attended thefueete1. irefeeStre.eloberteene.sietee ofeleleseree'leestecly.' 31es Robertson died at Orisee .Seand.,ancle ;tees .leuriedet Hamburg, She wtil b greeee Iv Missed: by all, who. icnoiy,her,,r,ai sh wag glitch loved and well Rnqwn e a thOro,Ugh, .'eloristien.L.A,, -net* . tailor ..110130' 'Oa ,...shinglathis: week, ""oppOiiitien ia:theliie Of nfirtilieriof :the: :friends Of the :iftitt me. 1,13ii'lier attcinded:hie, funeraLiFii-,this, i'Plziee on Satuiday 1asV.1 Tb, -e is a pxo- bability of court of L 4he.v.illAge.M,isii,,Faiiet 44,40e seireStereedie.ebeirege heat around'i bios public i'itiihopl.rgreisn'sleessesed!OSol.Harclehe neekie,etill.Very ,.. biopic ee eiar tudly:finishede.. hatie'ineveil'into 410 'Seat ent.—EVOry body is leoltins,a0otis- ,.1y,' for the new stage to be pat 'ent.„elieerceed between heee'encilieriSall,-.—Mr ,is hint*. ertgagsd inkthez'icompletilebe of rue „. - , &eider. elcick.'?; ' This i 'O;4,a,ovet. nhinci woyke toa T MrEteag., Patented:7i -Last Tltnrsday wn 'Aseeneitin, ,eleseeendeeervieoo ere hEld iti• • all thc 9,44,Aes. - 001711T or linvisforr.—The conreenet persu- ant to adjournment 011 Saturday Jane let. The appeal of S. Martin was the first one considered—his assessment was reduced to 0500., X. Reid reduced $200., J O'Brien reload 0100.. W Nicholson was raised from 0800 to $1.200 on the Blake Hotel property. The appeal of A. Foster was not sustained. The appeal of S. Rennie against the Canada Company as being assessed too low was not sustained. E. Appel was raised $500 on stook. The fol- lowing properties which were omitted, were entered on the roll. 0. Soh000k W e of lot 16 con 15, 75 acres at $2,450. M. Kaercher, lot 15 0011. 15,149 eons at 04850 J. Gingrich N E part lot 24 N B, 1 acre at $300. Elias Wideman N e 7 con. 10, 60 acres at $1900. Thos. Sweet West e lot 10 SB, 50 acres at 0900. On motion the following changes were made in the Resi- dent roll. Lot West 15 con. 13 was charged to 0. Miller instead of J. Decker. Lot 14 con. 8, to A. Foster instead of J. Kennings. —Moved by Mr, Hess, seconded by Mr. G Ma wen, that the following lots be taken from the .N on -Resident Roll and entered on the Resident. Lot 7 and 8 e 8 con. 13, charged to H Miller as tenant. N 3 con. 16 and N of S e 4 con. 17 charged to H. Cook as tenant and lot 34 S B charged to J. Kenuinga as tenant. Lot 6 N B, and lot 15 con. 6, were placed on the Non -Resident roll and centre pt. mill reserve, Zurich, was struck off from the Non-Rresident Roll. The following names were entered on the roll for Man- hood Franchise. G. Brownteacher, age 22,1 ot 23 con. 6., F. O'Brien age 21 lot 18 L. It. W., Rev. W. Yager, Dathwood. Moved by Mr. Heyrook seconded by Mr. McEwen that the sum of $275234. be deducted from the total assessment of the Township- .that the rolls as now revised and corrected be the assessment rolls for the Tp. of Hay, for the year 1889 and that the Court of aeyision, be now closed. COUNCIL MEETING.—The council met im- mediately after the close of the Court of Revision and transacted the following bud. nests :---Moved by Mr. Gs McEwen, second. ed by Mr A McEwen, that anyperson found taking gravel, earth or sand for private use from the public highway will be prosecuted as the law direets, 'Moved anti carried that Mrs Eagleson be allowed to do leer statute labor on the Zurich road. The clerk was instrueted to notify the Canada Company to clean out the creek between lots 6 and 6, con. 17, P. Haugh to give an outlet for water, and 0 Fuss to open his sheen of the big ditch, By law No. 3 confirming the appointment of G. Gess a4 To engineer, was read and passcni. By-Intv No. 4 co11. firming the formatien of a Union School at eedone in accordance with tho report of the arbitrators, was read g 3rd time 3133 passed. The Sena of $6 was granted to defray the I -Tay portion of the arbitstion at Sodom on 21s30 of eirty. The bum ef $10 was granted to Mrs. Harness as charity, Tile council adjourned to moot on the erst Saturday 10 August at 10 o'clock a. nt, —S. Eossem, Clerk. a7.111111 )7,aby *git1 ai0k, gavo her Cestorla When iih� V711$16 OW, she cried for Castoria. Whim EStb becerne Mete she clung to Oneterie, When the had Children, elle gave them OaStoria,, Graad, Bend., ' 13afers.—It began to rain Monday May 27' and is stilt raining, the restilt of which' is being felt by -those who have ercips in 'on , flats. ;On the lake Smith Bette there have been 1,000 head, of cattle and a large Ano - of horses drceensd, that they know of, and quite e number .raieshig. bit no tLie 'other side Of the river; farmers who beve soan .750 bushels of grain have lost every- thing. Their crops are covered- with over 1 feet of water, and it is still raining. -The occupants: of the houses have to go in and out, by Teafis Of boats, jo is beart-rand- hag in go up' there and- hear 'those battle reexteg, about 100 or 5e0 ia number, -bar iegenething to oat and epieching through: the, water, hunting for a dry spot brIWlii011 th�y Miglai. 110 down,Tlie celebration of - 'Queen's birthday at Geahce 'Berle web .. not 'quite as good as usual 0'7171g to the cool' 'weather, also dufside 'Celebrations. The day pessee off yery quietlyeintil near mglit 'Where some of the: so` called, respectable young Meta of our cornmunity, loaVibg' se- elyerl just ;One • many, became somewliat 'noisy:and 'unmanageable., ,bu t everybody 'Succeeded in getting home with- ontgetting eauglet itieheiclitwe of the fere-, delis alitageniste, Dashwood. Hereeeeeeehemreeliehael Fenn Wood, and Mies Emma Fried of Stratford', 'weresunited. inneerriage on the We welcome: Mrs. Fenn' to,Dashweed- •ah 4 '-w-tivi311.4tt-,4:Ir''6764.1°°;3T(1.1;1-6tvoew'rlaY,..1eP2PPI..n.130g; i3.0e :balite last , Bitinra,—GliMPSee'otlife-ist our Ieshwood is :growing rapidly. 1\ifr.,i Geo, Kellerman is buildiog g dOelling7liOntie on Ilis propertY'ilf, Mr„ 'jos...811011;4 iikonti to a;',4w011itig.bouse and oiRee 0)1 hos let is preparing :to Viiild',ori•his.Int edjeinitie. -the) hatnees., '8At6'1116::°8:1:1:L9g:q776414t' :111'4hTi be:h:rt n:441: .1.11:11a: ti );:ciadh !iN Voel fla: We 'teal AP Open "hEr6eev:°e! 7e1:4:1 1i3( ths -,.resbbition.:7-Thesetioniin ootinection',:with • ed. andvjlfiro.deulseliete groat eeneeneenee. TereeheenTeeeie ee-Teeeeherielletesee reins lieve geseneeeneilehte Opportunity to, dere, up an'aheodantetipperee, soft Water., :(in. theie.eSllare,) -0er tinn draint weoe helieved., .tobec,,MiSatisfaator'y and a ehange vas Made. .-The. Alter'ailon has., greatlyencreas- for converting ,Cellars into eisrerns.aNci*:ia, the -,8e110en f91;:f110,-11108; ' .174t7Dg'ypartips, 'ete.,.a7id it la. dine , the town alitheritiee eveuldecensider the; en- PO:aliments:if a"iietee,lioleday 'Let us bear somethinge_e e 64.1 eze4etiat.' eq ;ta.' apiono ti nd the eetiecteeentenoileareilia1,of eheeZorich hese- ball el,eArn, ditle-not take pallier:her -grape e'rcio,,was Biddulph The council met pursuantto adjournment in the court room, Claudeboye, on Monday 27th. The reeve and all the members present, The following amounts were ordered to be paid :—Danlel Hennesey, grading div 2, $6; Wm Atkinson, do div 2, 336; Jas Soili, new culvert div 1, 332; Wm Davis, approaohes to new bridge, 3322; W. J. Smyth, fencing approaches to 4 bridges, 3318.60; Wm Turner, stone and labor with teara on abutments to bridge, $5 ; T. Dickens, gravelling approaches to bridge div 3, 333.50; G. L368, building new bridge con 4 and 5, 33255; Wm Galliher. tile ditch div 3 and 4, $4 .25 ; Martin Hogan, grarling div 3 and 4, 331; Timothy Mackay, repair approaches to bridge 0 8 R div 4, $4; Wm McGee, 533 ft plank div 4, 06.61 ; 'Journal advertising tenders for printing, $1 ; Hart & Co., Toronto, blank forms $4.98 ; "Free Press," advertising tenders for printing, 331.82; Richard Rayoroft, tile culvert, div 4 and 5, 332; Win Hodgins, repairing bridge and ditch, div 4 and 5, 33675; A. Beatson, jr., repairing culvert and oak stringers, 331.75; Ed Meagher, culvert and ditch div 4 and 5, 337; Jets Mc- Roberts, repairing road and plank 8 B, Moiety, 84 ; Geo. Foster, gravel contract Grantee, $28.35; A Langford, Canada Co commutation of statute labor, 333; C. Foster, G T It and temperance hall statute labor, 339.50; F. Davis, 6 days work and inspeol Mg new bridge and abutments, $9 ; Virtu 1Vliddleton, statute labor paid irt.tax, 1898,336 ; J. Lewis, salary as assessor, 550. The coanoil adjourned to meet at thetoolincil chamber, Lucat, on Jane the 2ud at 5 P. m. The &Amen mot as a Court of Revision in the court mond, Claudeboye, on the 27010 lilt. The reeve wag appointed chairman. The following changes were made in the assessment roll Orunigau was reduced $100 ou lot 5, 5 13 ; :Ione Crunigan's 3311030 was put on lot 6, S B as joint owner ; action on W. Dewan's appeal was deferred; Col le B des ie was put on roll as owner o: lot 3, coil 3, at hie own request; T Creighton's name was struck from the roll and John Molland put on instead, the latter having bought the property ; 0. Naugle was put on as freeholder on lot 32, con 8; W Dancy wee put ou as occimant 011 pt 15, con 1; le Ryan had dog struelt off, the same being killed ;F1 D Carol was pot on as 5, oa lot 5, eon 4; John Graham was put on as tenant pt lot 1,331 Flan etreet, Claildeboye. The Court adjourned to 03080 130 the tow- peiance hall, Grantee, on June 14th at 10 6.333. W. D. STAXLVY, 010111'. Arm competent authorities, protninent Among them being Fe le Roberts, M. D., l'rofessor o1 Chemical Mediethe It Onieor- eity College Ilospital, Loudon, Elite, say Bright'S diseaeo .11118 710 marked synaT tonag of its own, but takes the symptoms of other (scecalled) diseases." If you have headache, fickle appetite, failure if oyesiiht, tube taste in urine, gradual loss of flesh and dropsical stvolling, extreme waltefalness, distressing nerrommene, do not negleet 11111 syraptome, or you will evottually have Bright's Mewled, et some other effect of ttegleeted kidtley stisease. Take Warner's Safe °ore, the rally ecognized specific for this disease. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castori h;Mo[s-qns Bank (OJi2Jt.LE NED 73Y PA 13,LI0ME NL, 1W) aid dp 30Q0 00 ..hoatIrand „. 1,000,00 ITead OnIee, Moot) e1 wODPERSTA3V TirOMAS,Ese., Ohr tlteau: iito4n:0.114) iiN'eA'nc4C111 lie a Opel you 1'1,11141 (ley, from IP f 0 3 ,P, m ExPter 13raDT01:1,, SATURDyS lQa m. to 1 p . m 3 P or en t, per awn unv allowed for money on Deposit, Ileeeipts and Savings Bank, R. H, .ARCHER Manager. 1.503/14.4714.1740,...[WIZI.QAMISESFAMAIIAMIAI , drediton. s I3aires.—The host' of lest week did "eonzidereble damage in this eection. Crapcs have bode totally ruined, potatoes badly nipped..and many s,regetables ent to the ground.—Bain, ram, rain. The con- tienial rain of the last two wee ee has ettesed elle river to rise very high, in fact higher than ever before. Fields of grain in this neighborbood have been entieely subrnerge'd and in a great many places' pot os will have to be replantac1.--Mr. fe. eV. Power, of Delhi, Out., is in the village trying to establish it Library. We ,thiuk the project good, and wouli like to see the ferreers Re well as the village people telre hold of the matter and secure a °nocl tleol,byrnasry here, let us not be behind other Greenwa,y. BRIEFS . —The late rain storm has done -much damage, Fences have been carried away, ai'number of cattle have been drown- ed o10 the fiatsoseveral bridges carried away. Mr 13 Germitte has lost nearly 50 wires of crop„—eir James I eecPherson has built a bee house with all modern int- provements.—Yr Henry Sherritt succeed- ed in raising his colossal barn last Monday. Mesas Henry Wupet and W Luther acted as captains. Both sides got done about the same time. A. rafter came down and. etruck Mr. John Belling on the head, knocking him penseless Dr, Cave was sent for, and on essamination feund no serious hurt. —.)/ r R L tVilsen sold, one of his horses to Mr. Snell, of Eseter.a.--Loyal , Orange Lodge, 219, are arranging to cele- brate thel2th of jnly no brightenew colors. They are rezeiving new members every noon-tin—Mr Robert Oli,N=er and. .Arthur Mallard succeeded in saving about 125 heart of cattle from deowning in the river Sauble. They report seeing, a number of tEitg.tle drosened and a large nutnbet• miss - Whalen BEGIVIr1.— We hear many complaints about the damage done by the late frost and the heavy rains; plums, pears, cherries aiid cnrrants were badly cut by the frost, and also earlyepotatoes, beans eec„ Many of the farmers fear that the potatoe seed will be rotten by the continuous wet weather, and are talking of replanting.-- • Oar teacher is getting quite proficient on his -but the aim' catches him. A boat would have been more useful last Week.—Tho frame of Mr. lIodgsons large barn was put up. on ,Saturday, and in spite of rain, pad muclwas got together in good time. 'James Brooks and John Bruin acted as captains.—Mr. and Mrs Benj Morley, sr., are atepresent awey on a visit to their son. near Wiertme.-- Mr Wm Duffield, of Blanshare., afterliving a widower tot about twelve years, celebrated the 0,ueen's birth - ley by taking another partner, in the Ateesse‘efFeeeleelfseeS1 Mereeee, nw 'oe the late aitiee. t hafiiee ;ft:NUT= --e'e Wellielecime.ber back trithisneighborhood and wish them many years of happiness. • Usborne • • Report of standing of pupils in S. S. No. 5, Usboi ne :—Part IL--lst Garnet Frayne ; 2nd Nelson Prout. II Class. -133 Sila McCord • 2n3 Ellie Richardson. Jr, TIT Classe—st Violet Russell; 2nd Blanche Westeott. Sr. III Clase.--Ist Ida West- cott ; 2113 0 Shute. IV Class.—lst 1 Russell; 2n3 Edith Westcott. V Class. - 1st Ida Kydd ; 2nd Gertie McCord. Conduet--lst Ida leydd e 2nd V Russell ; 3r61 G McCord. The council met on the 25th inst. A.11 the members present. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and signed by Reeve. Moved by W, Kydd, seconded by J. Shier that the assessment roll for 18S9 be received and an oiler drawn on the Treas- urer for the amoueit of Assessor's salary. -- Carfoiadad levby T. Cameron seconded by J. Shier that T• Brimaconle receive $6.00 for the keep of A. Carmichael, and G. 'Ferguson $10.50 for 'seep of T Bennett, n clirgoenetiby v s C Nar e ivv ydd seconded by J, Shier that this Council expend $50 on the boundary, smith oe Exeter, $40 on the boundary between Bidelulph and Usborne,• providing the Council of Bidaulph eepend an equivalent and make up the deficiency in last year's expenditure, $25 on the Blanshard and Ushorne brnindary, provid- ing Blansherd expends an equivalent, and that the Reeve be empowered to make any reasonable expenditure on our East and North Rouadaries that lie may azree to with the Reeves interested.—Carried. The following orders were granted, viz: J Polon, $14.50, G. Ferguson, $10.50 ; T, Brimacombel $6-00 ; 011 $amwell, $13. ; T Reywoori, 3355. On motion of J. Shell., seconded by T. Cameron, the Council adjourned to meet on Saturday 6th of July, tob 11 a. in. The Court of rev;szon of the assessment roil of the Township of Tesborne for 1880 was held on May 25011i inst,, acoording to the notice clnly given. All members preseat and duly sworn. One eppeal was presented by the Clerk but the appellant did not appear in per - 8 11atte lllrt A consideringfthe appeal and. Cm., paring the aseestnent roll, it was moved. by 3, Halls, seconded by W Kydel, that the appeal of John Sample be dismissed end the Court of revision for 1889 be elood. —Carried. G. W. HolmAN, C Fitraigamic T. 110137111T0, M. D., ' r0f el Clerk. r of Clinical Nledicine at University College Loedon, England, says : "Bright's disease has no symptoms of Its owe and trisy long aid without the knowledge of the patient or prnetieloner and no pain will be fell in the kidneys or their Viditlity," Ordinary econnou kiduoy dieeases, teeny times unreeognized al etch, will become chronic and terteinnte in levight'e (orgenic) &Wee of the kidneys, ubless taeon in hanli. Warner's Safe Om e Is the only recognized bpeoific Oust has ever boon discoVered fOr this disease. The hike Dr- Dio Lewis 'laid, ovet his owe eigaature: etf I found myself the victitn of a serious kidney trouble, would use Warner's Sate Otire."