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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1891-7-23, Page 1VOL. XVIII. NO 39. Three Years Frac The Coming School of Medicine. IIISTO E IC Mint This system is complete haviala different medicines ter all the different diseastas. Thu theory is entirely different tram that of the old 'emote The medicines are perfect. 1y pure, containing nothing of a poi.onone rrastnre whatever, and are quite tasteless, Forthreo years the predicinee leave been given away free and thoroughly tested in the most hopetese cases before being pieced an the market- The result lana exceeded Ole no eauguluo expectation.. Ifuudneds of 4rng tillppoeed to leo ineprablo have been med. and abn.udance of proof carr he pro- duced to convince the most ekeptical that Histogettetio Medicines have cured and are oaring to day DISEASES &t a toter etage than soy otber system of medicine in the world. In ACUTE asses the medicines Ret like anent. (Amide trouble* require a lon- ger truce. generally from one to three mouth& aceeedina he the nature of thecom- ;ala-int. In F1 31AGF IRREGULARITIES. \vomit TuOVBLES, ete. tho aaedieinea have teen espezietiy anccered al, Private I XVIINATI.)vS in tl.e a tra^r*las are *I- nioat, if not eltaite, obsoletely ainnemsaary. Call nr sent; for one of stir tree beeke ex Fishing the shet:'na. They abs u7a1 to in every house in the land. Rheumatism. and Sciatica. D4st:og. P. vil " I am helms, to sckeowledtie, anti yew testify. to the ott.ea,'y of your medicinescCtrialt etheumatism. I Wave fluttered with tintn- s pain - fat disease in my rhuef•ters. knees and hips, for twenty Ave Eras, also wide sciatica for some time. I dreaded to try Ilisiogenetie Vetfoives a9 a last Tesoet• ea nothing over seemee to give tee any permanent relief `l•be first week's mcdacinesave me relief. and in two weeks tho scia•Ica Ihranpe"red and has not returned. 1 tool: the mettsine for rix weeks.and ant cured of the rheumatism. I Pcel bettor in every xray I am sixty years of age, and feet quite smart end net ive. I ran cheerfully recommend these medicines to the public, and ++til be glad ta`tish any: iit%rerabout my cane. It is now !awe months since I coated taking rho ruedicin"s s 1 Cho effect is permanent. sirs. Font:,lti".; Mah1eStreet. Ihavo been a great utterer front a female wcaknert,"P lenIc.etatltlinit. bare been treated lr9 r ,gar.il 0hyaacitto and elle bee* under. 'treat1ent in the Loronto tleeeral Hospital and atlfiutecl to etireme. T saw t medical book explaining tltcll:stogentieSystem and resole -- ea to erive it a trial. 1 consulted fir Beer, who preterite l these remedies. audasanred me they wo •r.,i onto me. I had my doubts but deter meted to try once more i took treatment two 'ioeeks andam utterly astonished et the results. TAM nearly well and no language Can describe how thankful I am that my life is spared. This teatiniany is valuntaryand I give it bon• ing that hundreds of any sex utas' try the meth - tines and receive the same marvellous good Veit uedteiie I lever tookobefore leer* no bail e+ffeeta. ilea. J, FAwerhr, I03 John Street, Toronto. Juno Stat ldtala. l AND HURON & . IDDLF!S as "HEW TO THE LINE, LET THE CHIPS 4.x.x< EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY AEORNIlia, dUJ JOHN WOWS se SONS Publisher axed Pen:414ter* Kash Is Xing at McTavish &cC&s. =ZAP > ,i.ryO IE, Men's Suits worth $8.00, only $5.75 Kash. Meit's Suits worth $9, only $6.50 Kash. Men's Suits worth Si4.00, only $31.25 Kash. Boys' Suits worth $6.5o, only g} Kash. )r3ovs Suits worth $2.7.5. only $1.90 Kash. Clothing to order at lowest prices. ;Wen's natural Wool Underwear away down. Ladies! Another job lot of Para- sols just in to go as cheap as be- fore. Ask to see our 7$C. Corset ; per. feet fitting and every pair guaran• teed. Try our new Teas and Coffees. SraoNOFIELD ON TIS,. CARp1T.ONs. March 18,1801. Ilistogeuetic Medicine Association : On`rtatmcs, wishing to testify to the su- perior merits of IIistogenetie nedieine for the cure of long disease, I submit the following statement : Two years age I'found myself. as a result of exposure to cold and wet weather, taking frequent colds. 1 took a severe cough and got run down in vitality and had several spells of hemorrhage of the lungs. I coughed a greatdeal in the morning and some during the night. I consulted two orrhree nbysioians one very clever Toronto physician. He treated me without medicine, by hand -rubbing. and did mo oonsidereble good. but in the eourso of time the hemorrhage returned Two of the physicians s consulted considered mine a serious ease. and one of them gave me to understand it hopeless, and I have no doubt that consumption would soon have caused nil death. I heard about the now system of meds= oine. and consulted Dr. Rear at the head office for Canada09 Young Street Market. who ex- amine a me very thoroughly, and thought His- togenetic temidies would mire me in about six weeks. I commenced taking the medicine abuut San lst. In two weeks tbo cough and breathing were better. The amount of sputa rapidly lessened. Thera was considerable bronchitis and it soon disappeared. My strength came again with astonishing rapidity and:the rapid breathing disappeared. I have not had any hemorrhage since the first lot of medicine was taken. I have gained steadily in the body generally es well as the lungs, and feel almost as well as I ever did. I can walk fast now, or do anything in a burry, and not get rapid breathing or palpitation. I am now following my usual employment and min stand any kind of weather. It is the best treatment for the lungs I have ever known. I can conscientiously recommend it to my friends and acquaintances who mayneed lung treatment as far superior to any other system, Sincerely._ M. HAnnoyD. OUR REPRESENTATIVE WILL RE AT • EXETER CENTRAL HOTEL Thursday July 28rd A. J. .tl'! a Thi V I Shy & CO. 9.20 a.m. to 5,10 p m. AND AT I-IENSALL HENbALL HOTEL Same Thursday, 6 pan. to Friday, 9 a.m. CONSULTATION. FREE HISTOGENETIC MEDICINE AS- COCIATION •R'ooms 2 and 3 Albion Block, Richmond Street, London, an 19 'Young Street Market, -Toronto. Menitt8i D:ceter T€rues, rzt:zat. The 3litehelt fall show will to held ou, September 23rd and 24th To *nu the Pattie s: t:male szf St Marys this year it will cot $3,700. Wiltrid Laurier, it is said, will visit Strat- ford in Sept. ut`xt, to aildrese Isis nettle followers in South Perth. Somebody in Mitchell runt base been Lard up for either" They bnrglaaiee3 1 store and the only thing discovered as being missing was some tobageo. Albert Robinson, a boy, WWI arrested at titrattord for stealing it horse from G. Jack. son, el 8srnin. The bot admitted the theft and was taken beck to Sarnia. Thoma. Sumo, mold pensioner balling from fllaushard, eigbtyono years of ago, died in than jail at Stratford, ot chicle lie has beet so inmate off and on for the hat five or six ye115. A. citizens' ow -eines. wafted upon the town commit ot St Marys et'ita last Iueetiug &eking for a /trent of $:ill} to assist In the orgauizetionand equipment of a brass band. The grant wee not made. xf there ever was a specite for any ono complaint. Bien Carter's Little Liter Pills are a specific for Jack headache. and every woman should now flue. Qnl'y.one pill It dose. Try thew. � -. •. We :egret tolearn that Mise Lydia Dent, one of the public school teaehere of Strut. ford, and niece of Mr. A. Dent, MitebeU, had the miefortuno to fall from a cherry tree, smithies iu the fracture of one of her lege. At the 3oet meeting of the St Marys town conneil Chas Itiehardeon was appointed first engineer at a salary of $1,00 par year, Tice, D. Tice, resigned. Ed Dusty was appointed Chief of the Fire Department at a salary of $50 per annum. About naou on Wednesday the dwelling bouse of Wm O'Rourke, lst eon- Nissouri, was destroyed by fire. The family were absent at the time, and all the contents were burned. Lona about $800 ; no insurance. Origin, a defective chimney. James Williams and Henry "Watson, who were arrested at Butte City, Mon. fur the murder of Wm M. Barbour, son of Mr It F. Barbour, of St Marys, have bad their trial before the police judge at Portland, Oro., where the murder was committed in April last, and have been elected to be tried before a higher tribunal in September next. It is estimated that tbe following sums will bo required to run the finanoild affairs of St Marys for this year : Road and bridge, $2200 00; Assessment, 5300 00; Relief, $325 00 ; Printing, 5250 00 ; Market Fire and Light, $2400 00 ; Cemetery, $200 00 ; Public School Board, 43700 00. Eben. PeavoNAL.--Fred Rollins and his sister of tlstcorne were viaiting friends in Bid- dniph, Sunday.-Cnarlio Coates of title piste visited Dick. Dlekeos of P,tddufph, tinday.-Master Steinbach of Zgrich is; visiting frietds and relatives here. --•Set Chance was peers wending hie way towerds Devon on Sunday. What's the attraction Samuel2--The Ithaca Giant is in o►tr midst again. -Mr. Samuel Roam has nae the brick work of his barn rebuilt. fir. Craig of Crediton did the work for him. - We hear that seem of the ebig renews" of Exeter intend organizing* footfi*U club We wish they would hurry as our Mob is entioite to meet thew. Minard's Liniment for Rheumatism. Fruit Jars i In all the sizes desired in the St- Mary's. Weranosi-Yeelerday. the 22nd, suite a fashionable wedding look place in town. The residence of Win su'teveue, V, S., wife the scene of the festivity, the aubjecte tieing two wefl•kuown young people of St Mem, iu than remise of Mies Eva Stevenv and fair Jatuee H- Bartlett, the latter now of Bran. don. Manitoba The Rex John Scott folded the band in the pre.enee of A large circle of friends. The bride wee attained be her omen. Mee Thompson. of Ingersoll, while Alt MoTaviah, of Exeter. kept hie eve on the gronpr and tided hire safety through the* trying ordeal. The beide and bridesmaid were. each dresseit in ereatp ettk, with the enstemary wreaths oat bloseatua, Theme. uiony completed. a Moment evening was Arent by all present, In the various geautea siert aantust menti,, steer Welt all xspeired ' to their respective *tome* loping the% the newly wedded wemid reach their distant Lowe iu 'Manitoba fat safety. e.fe and 3Irs Hartnett eaeke:l their aeroa t innutuer&tfle stly prevents and left on au earl,; Wein. atuiti the Roue wishes; of a Boat ttf friends here, for llranelon, Man.. vrl ere ;lir B. recently pnrohatea a jewelry bnsatneas. Your correspondent joins the tnany,in their eougratttletions, Honest'. Hamra- Several from lieneall attended the formal of the tate Peter A.daniton. County Clerk of Huron, on Monday heir --- Geo Cookman hos quit the saloon business•. .- Pall wheat is au extremely good crop in this seotion.- 51ios M.Iluuter, of thiaylliage left this week for Iowa, 1!. S•" It., whore she has several heathers. We wish her a sato and pleasant trip. A noon sofas. -On Monday afternoon our to was all excitement, somewhat singer to the excitement of the English Baae' a scandal. Several of the aports'of town wt. se` amusing them•eltee by pitching ooppere, but in .order to allow off their wealth usad silver dollars. While thus eugeged, Wm. Carredice, in a half drunken condition, eame along. Tboy picked up the five silver dollars and gave Mw to throw, brit inatesd of throwing them int) the box, threw them into the bottom of his pocket from which place he tefured to dislr.dge tbom. Threats of violence, law and everything else bad no effect as he eald he wished to teeth those " summer coons" not to gamble on the pub lio highway. He dared each singly, all combined, or backed by their friends to take it frog him After getting advice from an attorney they decided tolcave him arrested. Accordingly tbey went to Win. Buchanan. J. P., and swore out an information when a warrant was issued for his arrest and placed in the hands of Phillip Sipple for execution and was accordingly executed. The same evg. the case came up before Squire Buch- anan, but the proseontion failed to appear, and case and prisioner were dismissed. he having promised not to prosecute them either for false arrest or gambling on public highway ; but says if passiug along the street they hand him $5 and tell him to put it down be will put it down. The boys say they will play inside with coppers neat time. Crown, Gem, Porcelain and LIGHTNING JARS, In wine and imperial measure, at Close Prices for Net Cash. SLTG R In all brands will be kept as be- fore, and we will not be honestly undersold, but do not pur- pose giving them away. —IN "TEAS— Anew TEAS-•Anew supply and good value. Please call and test our Japan and Black Teas. Our Grocery Department is Fully Equipped. 1'n Raisins we offer 16 lbs. for the dollar. In Glassware, Crockeryware and Earthenware -a full supply. -Farm Produoo taken in exchange and prices paid for same according to their re- spective qualities, Resp. Yours, J. Pe CLARKE. u!. RrTitor of the Vxsfer Tina. --Whereas 114. Peter kJst-- Coassty mirk of Vane. one of rerpseted eitiaaa►s tod osiioisis of the Cesenty bee asses eakted tarty from the erre* sad totem* of this world, vial alts after les thereby beware vaesnt. I truer it will nqt be cassidered preaaimpttrorts or my part it referring the Tenant otaca, sod ft wild writ be necessary dei• onto refer to the estintabte quahtie* of .fi0 drewead friend and acid. sty masse fo:r writ; is that my abase laretleg there mention by s 1rtrge tiie ib r of friends in the eaur al a probable aplalisettif for the poeition, coseider it would be only just far art place those members of the G'cuuty Coun- cil. who have been kind enough to offer their e.aei.te rte, int e. proper petition be infntrnieg them through your veluablo paper that I am not an applicant fur the vimieut o fee. I taste this early opportuni- ty of informing my friends in the County Cornell is order that there will be no nlisunderitt#ndleg ;bout the matter, au that these of them who have been hind enough to offer ire their essistence will be Able to use their iofitience end judgment iu selecting a good, responsible and reliable men to fin the vireancy. Thanking you Editor for tide spice, I remain, Vuure reepectfull}, Henn' ElLeet„ Crediton .fuly :'.a.1.'91. el lea* bob t.rr nae to Carreratii,---Dd Arm , Waved e4 heed& 'qui o ate DI ler TADS heard ei lesar s tensed She Wee two mesa ella naiad, together aria: n reseals horsed depertei s. plate ore Toreday ever; was lee -A joyous event was W the reader,* air on Tuesday, when 1# nonegreet ems joined in weak.* fiat Us W. Ve:.tsrinery Strrls.ou tt : Bush ilia ooetrenting pettier ams wail and farortdily known hare, stud the geed vrislie of as atended circle of sege� arse*go ant with %14w1 in their jonrney The gr4Qmby Mr lieu. at Eirkton ; Irbil/456e bride was sasMtled by her nieces. Mins Hilo, of Armon, imd" Oban Campbell. of Westfield. Rat Xr Swan performed the ceremony. 1)ashwood• .Hattan.--istr. Willard, ourdrover s ipl+d a car laud of shea<p to Buffeter. We hops he anal do well out of tbean---Xr. Kadiug of Suetotx. eamniitte.1 suicide by b&agiug Ittraself in Ida burn eu Settuday lett.- �atr. Zimmer is at present beildivar to stouts wait tut ler his dwelling house. He intends to rig hie plate up iu great ohhape.-Oar tnsr rheas ship as much as x ton of roapberzie.e daily to the city ut Landon. Oar stage driver; area more then loaded with herr'es 1 au;I cherries every day. -Daniel Grigg Gas returned home again from pitrikoks,his' tawny were wellylettsed to zea hire look to welt.• -Lr. Rotbetmsl env faoaily• lett .Dashe woad ler Parkhill. thinking Ito miry dobet- ter there, We wish hire every ancC I. Anderson. BaIEsa-J- Evans has almost finished re- building the church. -Miss Murray, of Mit. chell, spent Sunday at home. -Miss Jennie Line, of Delaware, is visiting under the parental roof. -Miss Leetch, of Cromarty, is visiting friends in this vicinity. -Mise Susie Taylor was among the suooeeetul candidates at the recent entrance examina- tion. -Mrs. Wm. Roger passed peacefully away last Thursday evening. On Saturday her remains were followed by a large eon, course of sorrowing friends to the Presby- terian chnroh, where the Rev. C. Fletcher delivered the funeral oration and executed the obsequies in connection with the inter- ment. ORITuAny: -One by one the pioneers of our community are safely Iaunohine thoir barks in the calm celestial harbor,. Through the uncertainty of life we are this week forced to chronicle the demise of George Fletcher, one of the oldest and moat highly respected farmers of Fullerton. bit. Fletcher was a native of Yorkshire Eng., baying emigrated to Canada when a mere youth. With indomitable pluok and perse- verance he entered the wild and unbroken forest, cleared a site for his shanty, con- structing the same and commenced the formidable teak of chopping and clearing his farm,Itwhich systematic cultivation and a thorough practical knowledge of agricul- ture afterwards rendered it one of the choic- est farms in the surrounding townships, Mr. Fletcher had beheld fair Canada in many political struggles and was guided by a keen conception or right in always staunchly supporting one who is now enjoy- ing a well-earned repose, Though not a religious entbusiast, the deceased was so. oastomed to attend provisional means of grace in the Anderson sanctuary, and exem- plified a oleander which for honesty, up- rightness, generosity and active virtue, might well be imitated by the rising gener- ations. Tha deceased leaves two sons and one daughter, Mrs, John Mills, of Manitoba, to mourn the lose of a grateful parent. A Iarge number of eympathizing friends fol. Iowed the remains to Kirkton cemetery on Tuesday afternoon to pay the last tribute of respect to one so universally esteemed. Children Cry for Pitchji''s Castoria VilerhOdflnele. Il017.a'a ii0 ferrnere about here are bee,' e",rtting their fell wheat, which is quite at3tive an average crop. --.-`Fite fre 'fent *lowers et rats make it at somewhat c&tda. ing time for haying and harvest. The bay roy. hoe tnrnesi ret much better than vita expected in tiie early para of the aeasOn.•- We are favored with tate presence of socio friends wit* ars spending their school.T,aca• tion here, Mr G. Copeland. wife and family, who is teaching near at Marys, Mr Thomas Sawyer. alto it teaehiag at Wocdalee, in Elan Centre, and Masers Wliitetleld and Joseph Ford.tho former from Medical school Toronto, the latter front Collegiatelustitutt", tit Marys. We wish theta *pleasant case - lion and a happy end useful lue.--A Mrs ,ebray, from lleechiu, has been visiting her brother-in-law here, J. W. Abrey for some time, and receiviue ttestwout from Mrs Samson, wbo is quite a emcee en helping tbosa who *utter from felons or bad wounds or sores of an} lord.--elr 7. W A.bray, wife and daughter, kit last Wednesday for Clinton to visit some friends. --Tho Rev. \V W. Leech preached lent Sabbath to the 0ranieemen. at Cooper's obureh, Bette line BIanshard. Tbnehureb was hell filled acid the service one of unusual intermit. Not only the Orangemen but many of the pee- plo in these parte turned out oo the 13th inat to attend the celebration in Mitchell which passed oat very suecesstully.-Tho raephorry crop is abundant and tiro piokers multitudinous, Crediton. Bnrnee--James Dennis, formerly of this Place, has been rusticating here for a law days. --Rev. B. Redmond and family, no oompanied by come friends, have gone to Grand Bend, camping for the season Mr Redmond has his own camp which he bas bad newly built and is one of the beat on the lake shore. -Wm. P. Pilber. of Colum- bia, Ohio, is spending his vacation with his parents and numerous relatives in this vi- oinity.-Messrs. Moxlock, J. Staebler and Miss Krupp, of Tavistack, and Miss Wegen- est, of Waterloo, spent Sunday and Monday in this vicinity as the meta of numerous relatives and friends, -Messrs, Retz, Silber and Sheritt, reeves of the township of Ste- phan, attended the funeral of the late Peter Adamson, County Clerk of Huron, which took place in Goderieh on Monday. -B. Brown and family, together with a few friends, spent Monday at the lake. -The tailors of our village had their annual picnic to Grand Bend on Tuesday. The day was very favorable and they all put in a good time. --During the past week the population of utir village has been materially increased. Mrs. A. L. Bertrand presented her husband with a baby girl, and bird. Geo. Holtzman, jr,, outdid her by presenting Mr. Holtzman with twins (a boy and a girl.) It is needless to say that George feels tickled over the affair. -On Monday last Wm. H Kerr was joined by the holy bonds of Wedlock to Miss Mary, eldest daughter of John Taylor. The ceremony was performed st the residence of the bride's parents by the Bev. R. Redmond before a few friends and relatives of the contracting parties. The happy couple left, in tho evg. for Chicago, where they will make their future home, carrying with them the best wishes of their numerous friends here. -Your correspondent is greatly amused at the communioation from here signed"Reader" which was published in last weak's paper. Judging from the tenor of the letter we should imagine the writer to be no one else than the bailiff bimeel!, or perchance some one who knows nothing whatever of the affair. " Reader" seems fo think thea hogs running at large in a village are no nuisance. 11 ouch is the case then of course your correspondent made a mis• take, but we think that public opinion will bear us out in this point. He also finds fault with the parties who impounded the hogs and calls them loafers. Just here is where be displays a greai deal of ;ignorance as everyone in the vicinity knows who the parties were and•tbat they did not drive the hogs to the pound stable for the sake of a few cents or drinks as "Reader" insinuates ; but they did so in older to be rid of the nuisance on the streets, nor were these parties glad to leave the hogs out of pound as that was a matter between the keeper and the owner jof the hove; 'We reiterate our former statement and maintain that the hoga were not on their way home when driven to the pound tbe second time, and that the owner did ask legal advice (not necessarily a lawyer) before again liberating the hogs. Doss "Reader" imagine that hogs may be lett tanning as large on the streets p If so, be bad better read the tp bylaws. We would also respectfully be caw • Sodom To the .„editor nl'tfce Ereter Tisse:. Dee,* Sitz, ---We are tech ouch ialeaae4 to report that the cl&ea rs burgh of Sodom is atilt somiug rapidly tette Ruin long helm (anions for its debatens school. the inhabitants have now proved *hot ail well &o hating great intellect:nif more they have also diose $ocial qualities with- out whiclt.no humeri life is ooinpiete.• The feet that they have heart* its w.l1 its brains vas cgnspieuonely demotedrott•d by the liberal satuuer in whiejt they; dispcnsad the abtreuatiee et life to the buttery inb' bitacte of Exeter, Detshwood and other fear fever- ed placer►, and by the intejieinal treatattir- wards, on the evening of Friday bets The edibles were dispensed ',n the moat famous edifice of the place, that building which is to Sodom, what the Acropolis was to Ancient Atbene, its seat of learning and the place in which the philosophers congregate to dimes the most important problems of the day. Tho Ice cream and cake vete °scalient and everything want off serenely, excepting a break caused by some ravenous youths of Exeter trying to carry the stare house by main force. They were soon given to understand that no snob liberties were to be iudnlged in, by being fired out at the point et the bayonet. Mr. Harris now took the chair. Orations were delivered by the Revs. Russell and McDonagh. The latter expressed considerable disgust at the name of the plaee. and hoped they would soon see fit to change it. We tear the reverend gentleman's hopes will not soon be realized, for such a hallow of glittering brightness bangs around the historic sound, and time ]las so welded the name so much like home of the past and fa so suggestive of home in the future that it oannot bo erradacated from their memory. Excellent music was furnished by the Exeter Orchestra and Mr. Allan, the blind volcalist. The usual auction sale took ;lace at the close. Sam sold the lemonade at three for five, and in a voice that made the neighboring forest ring declared that it was pure and fresh withont a daunt bit of water in it. The proceeds amounted to $25 which will be utilized to purchase a new library for the ,Sabbath School, July 21,'91, CONDENSED NEWS AT THF Market • Store Exeter, You will And the best and cheap- est assortment of prints going, and they are going to go at our reduced prices. We have »♦ lot of them and they must be sold. Cali and get our prices. Cream, Fawn and Grey Dress Goods wilt be reduced 20 per cent. Now 1s your chance Ladies ? bring the cavil and you will get goods at right prices„depend upon it. The bet stock of Boots Shoes we ever had hit% arriv. ed and prices lower than ever. Highest Paices Paid For Trade. BARGAIN DEPOT. .. P. ROSS. Taget relief tragi indigestion, biliousness h net:patio : or torpid laver witneut disturb mar the stowacit or pur,;ing tlto L-owele, take a few dioses [of t:arter'a Little Laser Wille, they will please you. Mr, Bieh*td, &iters, of Cbodebrye, has bit i'ea crop Garicate,I al ei•:tyand Lae sown the pea pIkt with Miller grass which as et - reedy above the ground, awl promisee a good crop. net is pretty gniek work idndges, the man who to is inn awaiting trial on &charge of murdering Ben. klub. bard, on John 0eary'a farm. Landon Veen - ship, a couple et months age, is in poor health and evidently frets a g:aod deal over his seriaua position. 7obn Doyle, Parkhill, found his little boy lying beside & fence near the house beep able. with one of his arms broken. The little fellow ettesnot tell how it happened, but itis supposed that he was climbing the fears, and •;?in, trona it he was iojnxed. r W r ' r h George � ,.00 of MoCrralle rat father of Mrs Ed. Maguire, of Exeter who- died last week, waw born in Ireland. He first moved to the township of Pickering and some 45 yeasts ago moved westward to Mc- Gillivray where he lived in. prosperity until his death. Hominid a large faiuily--twelte children` all of whom with 14e estimable wife sarviip hixa. , Wier Ir Is Poiva.tit-Beeansa it has proven its absolute merit over and over again, benauao it has an unequalled record of cures, because ite business is conducted in a thoroughly honest manner, and because it combmee economy and strength, being the only medioineof which "100 Doses One Dollar" is true -these strong points have made Hood's Sammie -;lie the moot success fat medicine of the day. R1BOE. The residence of Wm Batt, of 2nd con Tuokersmith, was struck by lightning on Tuesday last and considerably injured. Eighty-eight barrels of sugar were deliv- ered at Brussels in one day receu.ly. Aa each barrel averages about 300 pounds 26,- 400 pounds of sweetening was thereby introduced. Mr Frank Bolt, of Windham, while get- ting on the train at Brussels on Monday evening had a silver watch and chain snatched from his pocket, and someone else is now enjoying:its benefits. Sunday evening a couple of ruffianly boys began throwing stones at some boys at the river, in Godericb, snaking a target of Master Frank Shannon, one of the misfiles striking him on the arm and breaking it. PERSONAL ExPERIENCE -Edward Hanlon, Champion Oarsman; says; "For weenier pains in the limbs, I have found St ,Taooba Oil a reliable remedy. Its results are the tmost beneficial, and I have pleasure in re commending it from personal esparienCeS" Mrs Hargan, widow of the late lessee of the market weigh scales et Seaforth, is to be allowed to continue the lease of the scales for the remainder of the year providing the duties are performed to the satisfaction of the oounoil. Mr and bin John Williams left Seaforth on Wednesday last for Mun;ce, Indiana, where they go to reside.with their daughter, Mre John Lee. Mr Williams has been a resident of Seaiorth for 25 years, and has been an active and zealous member of the Masonic and Oddfellows societies Peter Adamson, County Clerk of Huron for the past twenty-five years, died at God- erich on Friday after an illness of nearly four months. Mr Adamson was one of the best-known and most highly respected resi- dents of the county, and his loss will be keenly felt by the County Council, the High Schoot Board, and other bodies with which he was connected. 3.5. MIDDLESEX. Mr. S. Ovens, 2nd McGillivray, oat 112 acres of hay this season. Several bears have been shot , in Lodau lately. The sports are having lots of fun. The Methodists of Mitchell on the I21b July realized nearly $200 from meals served to the orangemen and friends. The London hotel -keepers are thinking seriously of *barging 10 cents a glass for whiskey, but will take no action before Aug- ust 1. On the farm of John Colver, 7th con„ London township, an iron wood tree has reached the remarkable growth of 4ft lin. in circumference. The Telephone office in Luoan was struck by lightning 011 Tuesday. No damage was done to the bninding, but the battery of the telephone was destroyed. During the absence of the family on Fri- day the residence of William O'Rourke, first concession, Nissouri, was destroyed by fire together with contents. Loss about $800 ; no insurance. The dootors are of opinion that Hodges, the alleged murderer of London township, will not live for trial. He has been admit- ted to bail, S. Grigg and Thomas Geary, London, furnishing security, ,,. For any case of nervousness, sleepless nese, weak ston'• 'h. indigestion, dyspepsia, try Carter's Nerve Pills. Relief Is ewe. 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