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' A STI HTR 111 & MIDDLESEX GAZETTE.
VOL. XVII. NO. 37.
"HEW ,s TO THE LINE, LET THE CHIPS FALL WHERE. THEY MAY,"
EXETER', ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING JUNE 19, 1890
LEGAL.
7 . $. DICICSOIV, Barrister, Soli-
-4 i elm or -,'t •luprorno Court,NotaryPubiie
Lionveyaneee C1.uomiasioner.&c. Money to
`Loan,
inftce'^ 1+'artson's 131ock. EXeeer.
ee.ipLo
, O1.arr 5,
Barrister, Solicitor, eonveyatnaer, Etc.,
1ri2LETF.tR, - ONT.
Omce¢an evell'al3loek Aall'sold office.)
E{ LLTOT & : LLIOT,
Barristers, Solicitors, notaries Public,
Conveyancers c&o, &43,
t 'honey to Loan at Lowest hates of
iutereat,
OFFICE, • MAIN - STREET, EXETER'
1t, V. 1'141,10 , 4, Zl,rlaeW,
-1 L. I3TI,LIN(•rS,
0FV11)Ec aycr O'.Jt',VIL'SRank
Nitrous Oxide Gas for Painless Extraction.
1CUNS1U N,D1 NTIST.L1.D,S
ticu yell's Block, Mnill.st,Exeter,
elxtraeta. Teeth n•lt),outpaln,
b • givineVegQetable Vapor. Gold
Pilings rand- 411 other dental
work the beet possible. Gees
Zen sir on]aatThuradayiu
la mouth.
MEDICAI,
W. i3d0WNINO M. D., 141, 0
ia.luateYictoriRQniversity.Office
tndiresidenoe,l)oo 'P1or,Laboratorv,Ex* ter
R. ILYNu5TAN, coroner for the.
County of unroll. oatoo, cppolate Mr.
, Cariing.'s a tore, Exeter.
J . &. ROLLI M 0. E. S
0. 0 t11ao, Alain 6,,,.Sxeter,Ont.Rexiden
etloetnee°eeutiy occupied by P. AfaPliil 1pd,
Esq.
P. CUT"QEN, NI. D., 0. M.,
« (};adnate 'Trinity Untvoraity, Tor-
ronteFel. `Cris. hied. eahool, Toronto ; (}rad,
Alin lust , Crauielercy ; Malabar N. Y. Acad.
!
Anthrop,t'r) , Bamber Col. P S„ Ont.-
odloo. 0 ashw eul,Ont.
AUCTIONEERS.
EN1 Y 111ILBER Licensed Aua-
tioneerfor ETay',Stepbeu,seiI Ta(lilli•
rWee* Townsltipd. Sales ;so nducted atmoderate
rates. t)tlleu-••AtPost•ofllee,Crediton,Ont.
' TOON ELL, Auctioneer for the
e! Towneh of Stephen, Say and reborno
a net the Village o •Exeter. All galea promutly
g,ttoudod,andeettsfaction guaranteed. Sales
srran ,god at this officio .
VETERINARY.
QHELLINGLAW & CURRIE
Veterinary Surgeons can be consulted at
Clark's hotel, Crediton, or at Stnffa. A full
stook of Veterinary medicines kopt constantly
On hand. Veterinary Dentistry and. Surgery a
specialty.
NAT
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R. CARR, VETERINARY
Surgeon, Honorary Graduate of Ont.
Veterinary College, 'Comte, wishes to inform
the public that lie is noir* prepared to do all
work-in Veterinary line, Calls answered at all
hours, Office, Xirkton,
• 3 mo Ont.
TTC. DOAN, VETERINARY
�. Surgeon. graduate of Ontario Vet-
erinary College, Toronto, honorary member of
the Medical Society. Calls from a distance
"romptly attended to. .Veterinary medicines
ept constantly on hand. Office opposite
E. Bosseeberry's hotel, Hensall. N. B. -Vet-
erinary dentistry and surgery a specialty:
Tennent & Tennent
VETERINARY SURGEONS,
r tduates of the Ontario Veterinary College
Oiuric e : One iroor.South of Town Hall.
MONEY TO LOAN.
ONE/ TO LOAN AT 6 AND 6i
percent, • 325,000 Private Funds. Best
Sea ning Companies repro gelded.
• L. S DICKSON,
B arrister, E x eter,
INSURANCE
11E ,ONDON MUTUAL
Jahr, ; •INSURANCE COMPANY OF
CANADA- •
o'�.d.O(itee, London, Ont.
After 31 years of successful business, still
continuos to offer the wieners of farm property
and private residences, either on buildings or
oantents,the most favorable protection in case
of lugs or damage by fire or lightning, at rates
on suoh liberal terms. that no other respect -
a as:
eotnpany can afford to write. 42,375 poll:
Olen force '1st 'Jan ,1890. Assets 33378.428.00
in.oaelvin hank. Government depost, Debeu-
tares and Premium Notes. Juts GRANT,
President; D. C. Ma Om; A to), Manager. DAVM
Jar1v s, Agent for Exeter andvictnity.
TB Wtt,'1ERLOO UtITUAL
;FIRE /NS URANCECO..
Establishedin 1868..
VEAD OFFICE - - WATERLOO, ONT.
This comxenv has 'been over 'Eighteen
,oryrRio4ueeesefel operation ill Western. On-
arto,end)ontinues to insure againatloss or
anpmige by, ir,o 13aildiugs,Merouandise,hlan-
,fa`otortes,andtll other descriptionaotlinsur
jaleeroeerty.tutending insurers have the
p(ionofcnsurtngoh she Premium Note or
"tlj ur ystom : t n
wring Elie Pas to years this Company
�hasiaseed ;7,006 Polrciee.covoriveproperty'
o tlte,imountof540,87;2,038;and paidintees.
ea alone s 709,732,00
q•a,xetS, ;8170,100.00, c ousisting "of - Cash
A 0,0lc, C3overnment•Depexit ',an d the trims:).
dseeerelrxiumNotesoneandandintorce. r
,v WA:LD7Ei�lt3 1). Preside£.t. 0!. M• Ta mon
secretary. 3.13: tIv0Rms,leermetee, ORAS
N1;LL Agoittror auceterautivieinity.
The iolsons Bank
lr,
WOLFERSTAN
fl0-I.AS
GsJ;:abrMANw
ca(0ICA1TEREIBPARLIAIENT1855)
Paid up Capital ... 02,000,0
s0
RestFund ,000,00
Head Office, Montreal.
.t .
20branebotl'eeesintlxsleeminion. Agonc o
in tbeDominion.U,S.A.and Rurope.
Exeter Branch,
Open every lawful day, froml0 a. en. to 3 p.m
SATURDA'S'S.IO eon. to 1 p,na.
4PerCent.perannum allowedformonoy an
Deposit Receipts
R. IL ARCHER
Manager.
coo :PQ -
Goldsmith 4•. Hall!
tip* IFO Ev X q? 17 ti„
WATCHES,-
CLOCKS,-
JEWELRY,
ATCHES,,-.CLOCKS,,-,..JEWELRY, --.
SILVERWARI'.,-
-AND ,SPECTACLES
UNEQUALLED VALUE.
fa'Personalatteutiea given to repairing of
watches.elooka andiewelry:
C. BEICHENBACFI,
Opposite Post Office, PARKHILL.
CENTRAL
barber Shop,
FANSON'S BLOCK.
A. Hastings, Prop
Shaving and Hair mitring in the latest
style of the art.
Every attention paid to cutting
LadiesanaChiiaren's h'a/, .
Eyes Tested
FREE
.•131.'--
A. S �'VIURF AY,
Practical Optician,
Graduate Optic School 1'.Y.
Eve tested ; defeotivesight restored by the
aid offine glasses. Largo assortment of the
finestglassea on hand. A call solicited.
.A. 8- M1TRS� A Y ,
1.Bo =1TJ'N]a.&s-s' London,
EVAN TED
Mon to take orders for Nursery Stook, on Sal-
ary, or Comimssion. I oanmako a successful
S A L E S M A N
of anyone who will work and follow my in-
structions. Will furnish handsome outfit free
and pay your salary or commission every
wook. Write for tortes at once.
E. 0. GRAHAM. Nurseryman,
Mchl613t Toronto. Ont.
5 Packs of Cards, FREE
One Pack, May T. C. U. Home : One Pack
Escort; One Pack, Flirtation ; One Pack. Hold
to the light; One Pack, Our Sof•, just holds
two. One sample book full of Novelties, all
FREE, if you send 5a. silver, for postage.
..A., W. g2N'STMY-, Yarmouth N 8.
FRED W. FARNCOMB,
Provincial Land Surveyor and Civil En -
Office, Upstairs, SamwelPs Block, Exeter. Ont.
SAJL ESMT_IN
WAN'TEe::::
Good Salary and Expenses. or Commission
Paid to tho right men. I want Amen 25 to 50,
years of age to sell a full line of erst class
Nursery Stock. All stook guaranteed. Apply
at once, stating age and references.
C. L. BOOTHRY. Rochester. N. Y
Valuable
rant
Property
—._FCR SALE IN THE--
VILLAGE OF EXETER.
Tenders are invited and will be received
up to
Tuesday, 15th. July,
1890, for the purchase of the following
valuable properties, belonging to the
estate of James Pickard, Exeter.
PARCEL 1. -Part farm lot 20, first eoncoeeion,
0 Usborne. containing abort 20 acres.
PARCEL 2. -Farm lot 19, first concession,
Usborne,eontaining about 85 acres.
PARCEL 3, -Farm lot 18, first concession,'
Usborne containing about 60 acres.
PARCEL 4. -Two brick stores -three storey's
high, fitted for Dry Goods, (occupied by
Brumpton Bros.) ; and, Hardware and,
Groceries (occupied by J. N. Howard).
PARCEL S.-=Village;lots 4 and 5, Main St.,
and splendid two storey brick dwelling.,
thereon.
ALSO Village lots 1 2
g . 3 and 4, Main St. north,
corner Mill road. lot 10 Mill' road ; lot A.
Andrew street, north. Lots 78, 79 and 80
Huron St.. and lot 69 Amelia street, Exeter
North.
2'he hitthest.or anytendernot necaossarily
accepted. Further particulars on application
GEORGE SAMWELL, " Assignee,
une 1�_-.t•Exeter:
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Special Drives
For the next fey weeks in
good fast colored prints.
,, Beautiful goods 10, 11, 12ic.,
just what you want for your
children, and every piece
washes, 13 yds for $1.00.
SALE!
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EXETER.��
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"laving bought over 10 tolls of sugar just prior to the TS -
sharp advance ; and part of the Wholesale Bankrupt
Stook of Skirting Embroideries, Lawns and silk Gloves, be-
lon,4u1a, to the Estate of White & Pettoi, Wellington St.,
Toronto, flI>o a, large portion of a wholesale stock of
leady-M ido Clothing. We are compelled to ra.iee a large
amount of money quick. In order to do this we are going
to sa terii!ice our whole stock. We will give
if\
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as Exeter novae before heard of. Test the veracity of
our statements by comparing the prices ',1'e quote with
what you have been paying for similar goods.
Remember we never copy, we never follow,
we always go below the lowest. No use in
regular dealers trying to
They can't do it for we are the leaders. Now
listen to what we are
doing in
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We have just opened up a beautiful lot of �'"
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Suits bought for 50c, o11 the $. In. men's ,
Suits we have a good Suit for $3.75 and for $4.99 wa give
you a good pure wool Tweed Suit worth $0.00. This is
a great snap. We have a tremendous lot of -thein and
that's why the price is so low. Then for $7,00 we give
yon a pure Wool Suit, regular price $11.00, and for $9.50
we give you the best Suit in the shop and better no man
can get in Ready-macles. Boys suits. from $1.75 up. We
have a very heavy stock of Boys Clothing and prices will
be cut close during this great sale. Men's odd Vests for 75c
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
BOOTS AND S II ES
all at clearing prices. A ease of odd. lines
going at 1QC. per pair. Now for A. I goods
at the closest prices ever quoted in Exeter.
Ladies Oil Goat Lace Boots for $1 17
Finest Polish Calf Lace Boots for 1 27
Rid Buttoned Boots for
Calf Oxford Ties for -
" Tan Oxfords for
Misses' Fine Fancy Oxfords for
Boys Tan Oxfords for
Ie
PARASOLS.
We are surprised to see
them go so fast ; but we bad
lots of them. and have, plenty'.
to please you yet. Nice',
colored parasols 25cts, Sum-
mer Dress. Goods -we can
more than astonish you,
People say where did yon get
them --well, we got them
cheap and can sell them cheap
and not only dress goods but
all general lines. Remember
you earl get cash for butter
eggs at Elle old established,
BRUMPTON BROS.
That Controversy.
To the Editor of the ;Exeter Timet,
DEAR Sre,-Since ao much has been.
said about Mr, A, K Todd's lecture at
Elimville, it is only just that your readers
should know wbieh is right. The Trustees
of the church distinctly undoratood and so
announced that Mr. Todd would lecture
on "Equal Rights." What his agreement
with the Orange order was we cannot say,
but it was distinetly stated to the Trustee
Board that it would not be a lecture on
"Orangeism" but on "Euual Rights," as
that question agitates the public mind at
present, and it was on the strength of that
statement that the church was open to the
lecture. Suffice to say that they and the
audience were disappointed, for Mr. Todd
devoted himself apnoea entirely to Orange.
ism and on Orangemen's obligations.
Signed on behalf of the Trustees,
Tiros. \VERILY,
Elimville, Juno )7th,'90. See'y.
Hensail
Robert Morrison in returning thanks to his
numerous easterners and the public in general
for the liberal patronage he has received in the
past, begs to announce that his stock of general
goods for the spring and summer seasons trade
will be found complete, well assorted and at
prices to meet the prevailing hard times.
Having added largely to his stook of wall and
ceiling papers he eordially'invi tes an i nspeotion
of the same feeling confident that tor variety,
quality and erica it will coin Rare very favorably
with any in the market. Give him a call for
anything you want. No trouble to show goods.
Highest price for butter and eggs. Remember
the place -double stores -Marshall's Block,
opposite Murdock's tC Co , Mansion House.
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Luoan.
The semi-annual District Meeting was
held here on Saturday, 14th inst. A large
number of the members of the Lodge in
the distriot was present and a great deal of
business was tranacted, The District is
going to celebrate the coming 12th at
Clinton, At the close, the Royal scarlet
chapter was convened and one member
raised to the scarlet degree. The election
of officers took place as follows : W. 0.,
John Neil; E. 0.. F Davis, ar.; Chap.,
W, Mi vers ; Scribe, W. Saunders ; Treas'r,
F. Davis, jr.; D. of 0., Alex. Gerrit ; S. H.
at A., Wm. Turner ; Outside Herald, R.
Suns ; Inside Herald, F. A. Dobbs.
1 15 Greenway.
- 90c BRIEFS -Meagre R. L. Wilson and J.
Sherritt returned from the Methodist con -
850, ference last week. Mr. Wilson has been
5n, placed in oharge of the Don Mission moat
near Oil Springs. lie has bought a beauti-
87c ful well bred driving horse from Dr. Cow.
He leaves for his new field of work next week.
-The annual picnic of Grace church and
Presbyterian church Sabbath schools was
held last Friday. The day although a
little rainy in the morning, turned out to be
very pleasant. A. number of prizes were
given to the scholars. One of Miss Annie
Bloonfields scholars, Fairy Jennings, re-
, ceived let prize for repeating the ten conr-
mandments-it'was a beautiful new bible. -
Messrs E. McPherson, J. Foster, and R.
Wilson have treated themselves to a double
you nothw seated carriage. -Mies Rose Brophey has
I been engaged as clerk at the Boston nou.e.
Mfr. John Sberiilt is in Goderioh attend-
ing the adjonrnrnent meeting of the caunly
council.
Men's Tan Oxfords for $1 27 and hundreds of other lines
equally cheap. Don't buy a Boot or Shoe till you see
what we are doing or you will regret it,
z
are away down with us. We guarantee to give
ing but the best
Best Salmon packed, only 12ac
Best Mixed Pickles, only 19c.
Best Matches only 0c.
8
Pounds Raking Soda for o -e.
Essences for 6 eta, per bottle,
Everything in Groceries at prices that can't.be beat.
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We have the finest assortment of
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you u ever saw. Part o£'a Wholesale Bankrupt Stook at a little less than GO cents o
the B. We don't stop with a :few_ odd pieces but ease upon case of all choice fineood
`fire can save you 5 t1pir cent on your white dresses,, g
r-.11"..1
Zurion.
Saloon P1cNic.-The teachers and pupils
of the public school intend holding their
annual pionic at Taylor's grovo, Lake View,
on Friday, 20th inst. A apiendid time is
expected as the committee are doing all in
their power to make it a success. -A cordial
invitation is extended to all. Bring along
your friends and spend a day with the boys
and girls of the public school.
a Barnes -Mrs. Soldan met with a serious
, accident a few days ago at the funeral of
the lane Mr. Stella. --The village people have
m commenced their statute labor. Mr. Williams
Br321has made s lendtd im ovement in the
street passing: has mill,. 'both orithe toad
and sidewalk This is a ppldoe
that has long
Remember we need telcos and inneeded improvement. -Mr. Prang en=
Renmem y c Melee to get' it quick we. are holding this'+ B .
. q g G 1�LA 1
EMERGENCY; SALE. No doubt this will he the . r gaged Mr. Stacey to: paint hap dwelling
greatest gala wo have ever bel ,house. --Considerable improvement
since we came to Exeter.. Come and' see' for yourself early in,� the clay if ossi , e _'fl 01 hap
y possible a c1Mr. made in titeedCommercial giving of coat
avoid the tremendous rush in the afternoons. Highest prises paid for all kinds . f
farm produce: Afr. Paine has just finished
giving it a scat
While the assortment 's good -
of paint which wonderfully improves its ap-
pearance; -hie: Philip' 1lauah is very ill ;
t. r
TAS .. -'-te ,� .�„p b u w e a e pleAsed to hear that he has
taken a change for the better. --Mrs. Latta
was visiting in Exeter last week,
COUNCIL MEETING. -A: special meeting:
tr
DEALER R IN PAl\I RUP1' S'I,'QOi.
reltrr 'WLfTE SONE;
ubltslxeronnd Proprietor,,
of the oounoil was held hs Zurich on Satur-
day,.Tune Uti4
Tho minutes of Lite prevfonsrneetin�
read and approved. A b were
y •1aw was "passed
for the appointment of Mr. F. Farncomb as
engineer under the ditch and water course
Act. The following aeaouute were ordered
to be paid viz: F. Hess areas. S. S. No. 7.
SI ; Wm. Noir S. S. No. 10, 24; Aui;ast
Sebooeder repairing bridge, Si G; B.
Saralee S. S. No. 12, 24 ;, H. Willert repair-
ing bridge on the N. B. $3,
oir-Schnbeempoweredeto borrowo Q0PReeveand to tme t
ourrentezpenditute,- Carried, The council
adjourned to meat again on Aug. S. 183e.
SAar, J.I;r4TTA, Clerk.
Dashwood.
The following ithe reort of
ils
of S. 5. No, 8 Bay, far the monthhof say,
The IOW narks in some cases are on ac-
count of irregular attendance :
Fou216; 14, Claes-H.
I .5; ee, 243 Tt. OIeinstverr,a. a255:
U. Hoffman, 148 ; Ida Cook, 77.
Sen. Third Giase---D, Weber, 234 ; Wm.
Bean, 212 ; L. Schrader, 208 ; D. ktartleib,
194; A. Ethers, 157 ; D. Beaver, 150 ; E.
RaJan. der, 9TLf,.
ird Class --Ed. Miller, 209; L,
Linderfeld,135 ; At. Walper,119 ; D, Snell,
115; J. Eidt,42,
Sen, Second 0la8a-N. Mier. 200; A.
Kraft, 265 ; Wm, Eleinetiyer, 24.4 ; J. Grass.
man, 140 ; iI Steinhagen, 231 ; ai. Rader,
223 ; Ww, Eakstein. 210; A, Miller, 214;
5, Beaver. 212; I:,liiller.208; L. Thirtieth,
200; E. Weida, 182; A. Eidt, 155; Ed.
121 ; 5. Goes pien,r1441'; J, Liverg o 51. , 107 Livergood,
I, • McCallum, 102
jun. Second Blass -3. graft, 260 ; 1tt, Wil-
lett, 254 ; E, Kellerinann, 222; L. Weber.
196 ; J. Nadiger, 194; 0. Genttner, 163 ,
E. Wartung, 134; A. J0olastein, 110; E.
Wagner, 09,
' MM. HAucn, Teacher.
Barava-Tho weather has becu very warni.
hero lately, -Tho fanners of this vicinity
have been busy at the roast work. The
town lino is being considerably improved. --
The Babylon school picnic passed through
our village on Friday, --The school picufo
is to be at the Grand Bend on Friday, June
20th. We bope there will be a large 'turn
out. -Mrs. Sehoellig of Zurich, visitedsomo
of her friends in Daalawood last week. --Mr.
J. E. Tom, I. P, S. visited the school on
Wednesday lase -Rev. S. N. Moyer of
Sebriugville, 1a visiting friends around here
at present. -On Motley last a blind man
was in our village asking the people to help
him: He says he Iced his eyesight while
studying for a lawyer in Oxford.
Crediton.
I3ulsaa-Mr, Thomas Stable of 'Chicago,
paid itis brother Louis a short visit. Toni
has grown to be quiet a man since be left
Crediton, and was not known by hie old.
acquaintanooa,-1\1ra. Janet Young has re.
turned from Detroit. She had friends from
St. Marys up to see her on Sunday. -airs.
F. Murtz and Mrs. J. Kellerman of Dash-
wood, spent Sunday as the guest of Mrs.,
Kibbler.-Mr, and biro. 9.. Rill spent Sun-
day in Zurich. Mr. Fred Brown of `Vest
McGillivray, called on us on Satarday last.
We are glad to hear that he is doiug well. -
Some of the brick -yards have started up
again, and two of them will make brink for
the balance of the season. -Our village
tonsorial artist has at last fooled the boys,
and "day after to -morrow" has arrived. He
has taken unto himself a buxom lassie for
weal or wee and has domiciled her in the
village. They arrived on Thursday evg,
and reoeived the usual congratulations. We
join with the rest and bid welcome to the
fair bride. May 800005s ever attend them.
--On Friday evg, last some of the boys
started on a obese, after a certain gentleman
noted for his after dark rr.eanderings. The
boys thought he had no ocoassion to be
acting as he did and started in pursuit with
stones and sundry missals, even up to hie.
door. The poor delinquent meanwhile
begging for mercy, If what we have heard
is correct the party in question got off better
than he deserved, -A friendly game of base
ball was Flayed here on Saturday afternoon
last between a picked nine from the east end
(Ramrod) and a nine from the villiage pro-
per. The two nines were well matched
and both had good players, but, of course
some one had to loose and the Banarodera
were the ones to do it. They were quite
sure of beating the Crediton boys and felt
chagrined over the defeat, but as both
teams are really one club the boys do not
take it to heart. The game throughout was
a slugging match and the ball was unmerci-
fully pounded, the Crediton boys however
doing the moat of it, the score was in con-
sequence run up to high altogether and as a
favor we withold it suffice to say the Oredi.
tonn, boys gave them a drubbing: Mr. Wm.
EL Wenzel umpired the game in a very
satisfactory manner and very . little kicking
was done. The next match on hand will
bo married vs. rungle inon. Our club
would like to hear from neighboring clubs
who are not classed with champions.
Drowned.
A few days ago while off Pipe Island,
Lake Huron, W. Corrigan, deck hand,
fell from the deck of the United Empire
and was drowned. All efforts were made
to recover the body, but on account of the
speed at which the steamer was going and
the time it took to backup to the scene of
the accident, the poor fellow, had sunk out
of sight. He was about 25 years of ;age,
and supposed to be from Boston, Mass.
The Fort William Journal is now publish..
ed by Mrs, H. D. Lea -probably the only
female newspaperro p rietor i
The Tournal furnishes p Canada,
n
s a good local page,
and contains Is large arnottnt of iuterestiva;
reading matter, Mrs. Lee was formerly a
resident of London.
.fil.;OX3t$ ''ra, heel,
if you want to make MONEY take hold
and eell .our choice Nursery Stook. Now is the
time, write us at once for tome.
Nurserymen, Rochester, N. 0',