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MIDDLESEX GAZETTE.
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EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 3, 1891
JOHN WOIaCI .& SONS
Pullilsli$Ir tea4 reoprdetore
Entire Revolution
Of Medicine.
THE HISTOGENETIC SYSTEM,
Ail diseases successfully treated by a nese
system of nonpaieonous and tasteless meal.
eines. Sens for free book explaining system
and testiotanials of the meet remarkable
aures on record. All letters answered amine
+day received.
TESTIMONIALS
CONST; 1PTIVB:I etTtl;NTltI I.
]113Tooteteilt Mceiesseek latetoe:
tlentleaten, du„n slab to bear lay Leet ..
ecu' o the magic noners of ifl;,togenctie
bigamies in the cure of lung disease- Three
Few ago 1 bad a severe attack of intermittent
fever. which shook guy constitution very ser
ionely,ese,eeially MT 1nn;', liver.and brop.,hiee
tubes. A year age I took la grippe. which loft
me in a bad condition. I had a�very bad cough
and profuse cxaeetotation. noun! not sleep
far 2ertltltinu awl pain in my lunge. I hadnieete
Sweats and tither eenlonees of a destructive
i Mee44 gOing 00 in my system. All I took and
did, including cod. liver oil and other ceneuren-
tive remedies. did Die too permanent good. I
anally ireeame dj-eeuraged and reelizee flint
consumption would Loon carry me off unless
route unusual tratment wee. brought into use
in sly case I et wuM and still worse. until
About the middle of Beet -natter last when I
eotiee,l an avlvertieeenent in the Toronto Noire
girtee tine testiteepy of amen a uu a ]dope2x4
having been cured of vele minion. Also the
teetinttatly of another Aurteete citizen naoac,2
�I1^elgtr�env; l;ef #r, a isiewit'atitere,,eeetee
13e1.e nee. I eve4o::.• 2Ile, t,.'ar, Oneof the
incest, at exemiaera fit thea-•Qe:iattau., Ile was
,strive atter A v ;etalgate:atanatienetntyeene
pdition,t?tat Ifs to eactre elelielucs persever
peep; t.ai:en s:•i:old Mien at !oil an arrest of
tlae disease ane entry pr;dett..l a radical etire. 1
camuter,ciel trcitauet nt once aaa.1 began to
gain replilly when, unfderver:ately. i tock a
were vile. ,uttjcreevereewith the treatmeee
nods: l ".r. bettor luau neral as'ln. 1 lasso
rapidly improved till my euugb.expectoratiun,
rain anal might meats are entirely gene. T
havcinane,l u1ore/ewe ceinuaeaainfi the treat-
mentfain I hall ben dur2ng my illness Ififtecn
taeTears.IhalYn more nn bewtofow
m usual etnnia.ynient all dee availed splendid.
The action et' these beautifully prepared, taste.
Ices medicines is miraculous and permanent,
and Iltey leave lielniorionw effects. 'wish in
this testimony to tender my hearty tltanl:e and
eke tlo eu of lay own happy wife, to the 111910 •
genetic AE eoiatton for the deep interest thee'
loch to mycete. which Inas resulted. through
tied. in my life beingcaved when all else failed.
I Phan glndly answer any inquiries concerning
(40111Cocts in my case
Touts truly. THOS. WILLIAMS,
�f r 10a Robert St.,' Toronto.
District of Niplssing.
.l1attawa, Deo, 211th, 15;1].
litareneseric :11rrnleten AsSnOnArtoN :
tientloraen,-I received your lir't package of
medicine two weeks Ago, and have f'aithtuily
woe it ever since, Tnew wish to bear Inv testi-
mony to its txeoilenoo as a remedy for chronic
mrensea, iVith unqualified toy I declare, that.
dung my long years of ail -health I never ex-
paf,uuced each benefit from any remedy I used,
it the year 161'11. thirty sesta ago. me, health
stiddeniy collavFeti in the shape of violent
trembliege, dizziness, nervousness. having
many groundless fears, groat palpitation of
heart. depression of spirits, and so unable to
study. that I had to Itivo up mY profession of
tweeting. tied only knows what misery I en-
dured in those yeara. I soon foundout that I
was paying for nasus of ml' yourhfuf follies.
As teas natural, I began ttsing ale the patent
medicines of the nay but a1I to little purpose,
I also consulted "spccia1ists" of every school,
and though soma helped mo up for a time, yet
I was never cured. Under ono 0012 r110. sorubb-
ed and washed so much that my skin was nearly
worn through, and it only made mo weaker,
So I wont on in a partially broken down o on-
dition for yeara; my intellect blighted, and
manhood marred, which of late years has been
about lost entirely. I bad about given up all
hope. when one day last July, I was reading
tbo Presbyterian of Toronto, and my oyes
caught the words "complete revolution an
medicine." Ah, thought IPerhaps a gracious
God, to whom 1 have been praying for help,
had something for me here. So Tread. and saw
two very honest like letters from two ladies In
Toronto. who had been cured of long stantl.ng
complaints. I obtained the book and not only
read.but studied it. and thought about it as
well as I could nt the time. I bid faith to
believe Dr. Jord,in's theory to beethe true ono.
And now. having tried tho remedy for only two
weeks, I tbnnk tied that I was ever directed to
it; furl certainly believe it was providential.
I am, so far, fully satisfied with it as a simple,
easy to bo taken, safe and effectual remedy. I
felt almost as Well asany man could wish to
feel. Low spirits all gond, get up in the morn-
ing singing -could sins all day -beginning to
feel that vigor and lightheartedness which
makes life so pleasant, ;try head is splendid.
Oh what comfort I have is reading now. I do
not exaeet.'tis true, to be made into a young
man (being now 55),but 1'firmly believe I will
be cured of my i11s after usingthe remedies
for a length of time corresponding to myage
and long standing complaints. Tho medicines
I had taken in the past wore dreadfully strong,
and many a wry face I made in using them,and
always had to increase the:dose. 1 often felt
myself injured by them otherwise; and no won-
der as I took so much. But not ,so this medi-
cine. It is perfectly harmless. o -,orating so
gently and yet with such wonderful effect, as
really to make one wonder,how suoh a simple
looking, almost tasteless substance could have
such power But it is a builder up of the poor
broken down body,.and brings joy to many a
heart. 1 So I advise all who are afilicted with
sickness which baffles all the" old schools" not
to allow any unreasonable pr diudice to hinder
them from giving- Wiese remedies a fair trial,
and I am sure yon will not repent it.
,:This is no "blow merely to help the Histoge-
netic Association, but I am speaking what I'
; selemn,3' believe to be tree concerning myself
so far asIhave gone, and for the benefit of the
suffering, for whose aid' believe God has raised
up and prospered Dr.Sugone Jordan.
GratefullyN BU1tLANG1;TT.
OUR REPRESENTATIVE
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o�i�A'rl;or�-Rooms s H - ooms 2 and 3 Albion
Block; Richmond Street, London, an 19
Young • Street Market, Toronto.
Menton Exeter Mita,
Facts are Facts!
And the Fact that McTavish
& Co.'s is the right place to
buy good Goods at low prices
is fast becoming osbablished.
We have no long prices for long
credits; but Cash will go farther
with us than with any house which
doe the long credit trade. No
credit nlealts "NO ball debts," "No
big profits"; Ind means "Small
profits and quick returns.
'2Ne call attention to our special
lines of White Cottons at 9, II,
Anti lac., and Grey enttous at W.
and t5a.
A. rhea Parasclat 50c.,
worth 75o., and an Umbrella
worth $1.0() for 50o.
Big Values in Collets at88c
A. J.1 MoTA felSSI c 04.
HUY..
Buii:ra-?.,fits BellaEaeret1 of Detroit has
returned. She la very In and is etayipg at
bet bre:ther-in-taw's, Mr. Teter Munro. --
Ethel lior,theatt, who has Leen ill ofsearlet.
inn, is reaming.
Centralia.
3tv1oIs r.--Satnrdsy last while Mr, Ed,
Hollins was riding along tho road on a milk
wagon he accidentally fell troth the aame.
The fall was a severe one, resulting in the
kuoaking ant of lila teeth and causing con -
anion of the brain. Ile 2e in a low elate
but will recover.
HayOo nCzl
Tho council council met et the call of the reeve
previous to the Court of Boylston, in the
town hall, en Saturday, Aug. 201h.
A petition was presented to the amnion
by Mr Rennin, signed by about 70 rate-
payers interested In the Hay swamp drains,
praying tho.o uaoil to take no further notion
in reference to said drains, and to have
names removed trona the original petition,
There was nothing of importance done at
the Court of Revision en account of the on.
gineer's Absence, ho being called to Loudon
of his father's illness.
Court adjourned to meet attain on Sept.
20th, at 10 a.m. SAu, J. LATTA, Clerk
•-•a+-a
Varna.
Noxne.-tZcssra Bobier, of Exeter, and
McCool, of Varna, have oommoneod to put
an apple evaporator into operation here.
They expect to haveevorythingin readiness
for work by next week. This is an enter-
prise that will prove of great convenience
to this large apple growing community and
the promoters desire to be liberally patron-
ized. -Ahead of onto was taken the other
day from a field owned by M1'. Thomas
Keys, Parr Lino, that contained 292 grains.
The crop was grown upon rich new land,
and will average about 75 bushel to the
acre. Now, if any one can beat this let n8
bear from him,
Sippers.
DEATH -We are seely to learn of the
death of Olive, youngest daughter of Elam
Butt, which took place on the 20th nit.
She .was a bright little child, aged 19 mos.
Her remains were followed by a number of
friends to Exeter cemetery. We extend
our sympathy to the bereaved parents,
` eBltnzrs-Miss Martha Kennedy is at
present the guest of Mrs. James Miller. -
Miss Logan is visiting Mrs. R. Hunt. -Mise
M. Blair, who has been sick, is around
again, -Mies M. McMordie bas been sue -
easeful in obtaining a second class certifi-
cate, and has got a situation as teacher at
Kincardine, -Mr. John MoNevin, who had
a relapse, is again reoovering.-On Friday
last a large $24 bell was put up in the
school of S. S. No. 10, tIay ; this speaks
well for the section.
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Tuckersmeth
A NEW Sawn HOusn,-The nbw school
house in section No. 9 is finished and ready
for oeoapation. It is without doubt one of
the best school houses in the county, and
refleets much credit on the contractor, Mr.
Welsh, for both' the workmanship and ma-
terial, everything being first class. The
trustees have spared no pains to make the
building a good one, and are ;anxious that
it should remain that way for aome time to
come. Ihey have agreed to allow prayer
meeting to beheld as before, providing that
nothing Is destroyed. It seems strange
that some boys cannot go to a Meeting of
this kind without spitting tobacco on the
floor, tearing books, scribbling on Week -
board, etc,. but each is the ease, and if it is
oontinned the only remedy will be to stop
the meeting, or let those interested make
an example of those boys who have not
sense to behave themselves.
After diphtheria, scarlet fever, pneumonia
or any. other severe ifnees,thereis no better
tonic than Hood's Sarsaparilla.
A Nexnow Esoerz.-1 would probably
have been in my grave today had it not
been for Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Straw -
beery. For two years I suffered from bowel
complaint and became very weak and thin,
but after using halt a bottle of the Extract
1 was completely toured and have e1nee had
no return of the oornplaint."-Mian Hilton,
34, Huntley St., Toronto.
Att
Children Cry for Pitcher/a._'Castors;
Clinton.
Bowes -Arthur Cook, of Ciiuton, has
plums which measure i exec iinehes.-.Can-
telon Bros, shipped from here last week
1,590 baskets of plumes -,Provincial De-
tective .aturray has gone to Portage La
Prairie, Mau., to bring to (:oderieh goal
the man Chambers, who shot Constable
Balmer. of Listowel, while the latter was
trying to arrest him at the Commercial
hotel, Clinton, last spring. Chambers bee
aen putting in time iu prison at the Port-
age:.
Woodhull.
I31ttr-,,Ka,--T1*ie plaoo has been favored
with whet few otherplacea on this gentia. ant
can boaat,viz 1 A centenarian visitorF-11re.
Mille, formerly of this place. but now of St,
Thomas. who has been apending eeveral
weeks with umbers of her family and
friends. Sabo hag attained to the wonderful
ago of ono hundred and els years; ieduitao
well and active -able to *ice in the morning
at 5 o'clock and maim her own ked. -Tho
Bev. Ur. Leech, wits and family returned
to their house on Wednesday teat after a
vacation of three or four weep*. The llev,
S. E. Coach, of Carlingford. Conference
student, supplied with very great aaceptanca
far abr. beech during his abeeuee,---Tlte
Mieees Case of Loudon, are spending a few
days with their friend, ;4]r. Samuel Ford.
Mr. Wlfitetie1d 1"*rd is opeediugthe last of
his vacation in the cauaty of 1;tie* , where
he formerly taught selteel.-Only for the
recent rains the fera2ers hero would be
about three& with their harvest.
•. mow., -.e-.-
Zurich.
IlniyFt--An old and esteemed friend,Mr.
Dan Dyer, who le web known ht thla vici
oily and who WAS far a number of yeara a
enmpeteut clerk in the general More of Sir,
1). Steinhach, is visiting friends iu the
village. Dfr. D, had been absent about 2a
yeara, during which time ho has been en-
gaged in publishing a paper, (Paynesville
NOW, Mu.) Ile was not a printer by Fre.
!eosin, but webeltove hewn a born printer
mud :mob. belief would bo confirmed by a
glaaco over the neat little sheet above wen.
tioued. Wo always looked upon priutera
and editora aa a "loner, lanky lot" (?) bot
Dan eeema to be an exception to this rule ;
but then when the eiroamatances are well
considered together with a good jolly uaturo
auoli an be poseeasos we do Bat wonder that
ho looks so well. We aro pleased to neo iiia
good natured smile again amouget us, aha
wbon ho returns to his borne in Paynes-
viite reinforced as we believe he will be,
may his muss be greater than ever.-- ,lien
Maggie Lippert, who has been in Chealey
for some time, 10 home On A oieit -The
following is our list of visitors this week t
11r. Hess, Misses .4,ug. flees, Mary Hose
and Annie Rees, friends in Detroit; Mist
Laura Williams and Bobt. Williams, friends
Montreal; lilies Annie Weber, her brother
in Port Arthur; Miss M. Deicbert, bor
brother in Anu Arbor. -Mr, Geo. Buchanan
has returned to tbo 11. S. in (loderiah.--
Master John Kibler starts on Wednesday
for the Basineae College in Hamilton. -
Mrs. Doan's mother and winter have return.
ed to Kansas City.
Crediton.
Brum -Mr. Samuel Booty has rented
his farm to lir Joseph Edwards; Mr Easery
having other work on hand, he cannot well
attend to it, Joe is an oseellent farmer,
therefore be careful, farmers. Lest you fall
behind. -Mr, Albert King of Stephen Town.
ship. about two miles from Crediton, lost a
valuable mare the other day. It appears
that while he was in the not of taking her
out of the stable a sharp stick ran into her
body, allowing the entrails to protrude. -
Mrs. Ed, Ramsey, of Buffalo. is the guest
of Rev'd John Staebler,-We are glad to
see Rev`d Mr. Brand about again, He had
been laid np for a few weeks with severe in-
juries sustained by a fall, by which he had
broken a rib. -Quarterly Beryline were held
in the German church here ou Saturday
and Sunday last by Rev'd S. N. Moyer of
Stratford. Several clergymen of the neigh-
boring stations assisted o1a.Saturday.-Miss
Mary -Grab of Zurich spent Sunday in town
as the guest of Mrs. Aug. Hill. --Her many
Mende were pleased to hear that Mrs. John
F. Guinter (former Bliss Bertha Eilberj of
St, Johns, West, has presented her husband
with a bright baby girl. -The Boys] Tem-
pters wont to Exeter on Sunday to attend
church with other lodges from the sur-
rounding villages' -Some of the local sports
had good fishing at Grand Bend lees week.
The partymanaged to capture about 100
pike in two days. -Mr. Hobbs, principal of
our eohoot, had the misfortune to lose his
driving mare on Monday. She had been
running in pasture on Sweitzer's flats and
it appears that in going to the river to get
a drink she had her foot naught between
two roots in such a manner as to be unable
to extricate it and endeavoring to do eo
broke its leg. When found she was some
distance away from where the aoeident oc-
curred, both the bones completely shatter-
ed, and after consulting a veterinary it was
decided best to shoot her. -Mr. John Seg.
dere, teamster, also had a serious Ioie,
When he mute to bis stable on Taeaday
morning he found one of his horses lying
dead. It is /supposed he died of ()olio.
.Eensall.
Tho'Exeter football club, known as the
"Exeter Braves," were to have played a
game with the Hensall team Thursday last
on the grounds of the latter, bat were pre:
vented from doing so. However they
faithfully promised to' come on Monday
evg. On Monday noon Mao. informed the
boys that all was 'O.K.,' and he was as
jubilant as though he had Oarrie-d the
news al] the way in his arms, Joe having
Ada -ed him.. A little later things took a.
turn and -Mae. was informed that as the
"Exeter Brave*" had very recently begun
wearing a "White Feather" they could not.
come. This, of course, was a severe' bit to
bit and it was thought he would not our -
vivo, but in a couple of hours he was Amid-'
inglyOarne-4 off and soon regained his
usual jolly manlier. -Wm. Cook, son of H.
Cook, miller,has gone to Hamilton to at-
tend the Commercial College. under the
management of MIr. Gallagher. Samoa. -
Bev. H. N. Casson. formerly of Bencall,bet
now Fattener'. paid our town a flying visit.
Rev. air. Magee will prea:2 a german to
jke ehildren of the village next Sabbath,
1fr Magee is a good speaker and the child-
ren are in for a good, sound, ;practical ser-
mon.
Tro-or-W.tn.eeThe Howell .pull Fahr
Directora have secured the beat available
tag otevar teatua for the second day of the
fair. Every one wants to conte and. 800; n0
other t'lp.of-war can Ler Comparison with
it. It is the best of the moon. Lover* of
foetball can be eatisfted by coming to the
fair and witnraaing a tuatelt between the
two best teams i0 the county--the'Huroua'
of Seatorth. and the 'Rovers' of ]3rusaels.
The tug-ob,war will be opou to the world,
Find prize S35. 2nd prize $15'; three teams
to pull or no second money awarded.
.Elicit.
EerlenTerseresr.._On Friday evening last
a very iuteresti g entertainment wa8 given
in Ilia mehool.houeo under the auepieea of
the Eden Football Club. At the time of
commencement the building was literally
basked, and the chairman, 4r. O. Holman.
Snaking a few remarks in reference to the
enceeer• widely hast attended the to Abell
clube preeer.l('d want the proaraua. We
filet Fay that the Firearm was in every re•
epect one of the teat ever prepared for such
alt evasion. At space will net Izermlt us
to give the names of those who toolc part,
and while praise is due t r all pert2021!aate,
it would not be amiss tie say that DIr. James
Acmpeey was the interesting charaater at
the evening, and his ability as acarnYt WAS
clearly shown by the rendition of numercua
cantle soave, etc. :iufalce to say all were
well pleased with the affair. May succara
ever attend the Eden Foot Ball Glnb,
fi4dkd.
Ihtuwa--3(. S. Collins, barrister. 01 Exe-
ter, ball in town the poet weok.-blies Ada
Hutton of Hirkton has been appointed to a
poaitton in tbo Goderie]i Public Sebool,-
Mr, Alec, Murdock of Hensel) was in town
on Sunday. -The tug Wales, with the barge
liotohkise in tow, was oft this port iu the
storm oh Thursday. and near whine ht, ae
she was shippiug considerable water and
making no headway, she east off her tow
ani made straight for Sarnia, Shortly
after the separation the Hotcbkis* com-
menced to break up, and during the night
the boll broke from the deck frame and
sank. The crew remained on the Boating
deck till a.m, on Friday, then took to the
yawl and made for the shore, landing at
Dryadnln shortly after 3 o'clock. The crew
ooneisted of 6 men Rua a female cook; and
although when on the wreak and afterwards
in the boat, they thought all hope gone,
they aro elf malting arrangements to get
nuother boat. --Tho Fall Assize Court opens
here on Monday. -There was a burglary in
towu last Friday night, a young married
couple !losing ell the presents presented
them when they were joiuod 2n wedlook'e
bonds, -.The sturgeon catch in tho neigh-
borhood of Grand Bend was very good the
past week, -Tho ladies of Si. George's
church gave a High Tea land Fancy Fair
in the Court (louse last Thursday and Fri-
day and netted over $300 thereby. -The
yacht Norma has returned from her trip to
Detroit. -The schooner Pinafore arrived is
port on Monday with a cargo of ealt from
Port Frank. -Quarter Master Beek left for
the Camp at St. Thomas on Monday, and
was followed on Tuesday by the Goderieh
Company under Captain Dudley Holmes. -
Surgeon W. J. 11. Holmes, Major Crockett,
and Paymaster Jordan of tbo 33rd Battalion
left town this week for the St. Thomas
Clamp. ---Tho High School re -opened on
Monday, but the two junior classes were
holidayed for a week, the alterations not
being oomplete.-In addition to the list
already published, the following candidates
have received certificates, their names hav-
ing been omitted by mistake from the
original list; Miss Florence E. Ball, 2nd
Mass; John MoLean, 3rd class; Mr. Rich-
mond, matrionlation,-The County Clerk's
room is receiving a new covering of matting
-There aro at least thirteen applicants for
the Co. Clerkship who are sure lfof the posi-
tion.
Dashwood.
Tern Srx Unarms or DAeirwoOD,-Talk se
you may about the twenty-two Heroes of
the Long Sault who kept at bay for a num-
ber of days about seven hundred Indian
warriors, but in future do not forget that
Dashwood can also boast of brave heroes as
the following facts will clearly show. It so
happened on Wednesday evening last at
about six o'clock three drunken Indiana in-
yaded our quiet village. After pausing
quite an excitement for some time they left
and travelled towards the east for some
distance, (,where they took lodgings in a
oertain fence corner for the night. Tnie did
not seem to please our six braves very well
so as soon ash became dark they met under
their commander, Waxer, and determined
lo pursue the Indians and abase them far-
ther east so as to insure the safety of our
village for the night. So under their com-
mander, Waxer,they marched to the Indian
camp and began to shower stones upon
them. They bad no sooner started their
charge when a volley of revolver shuts went
buzzing over their heads,' which set our
bravos to their heels in double quick time,
three running towards Exeter and the other
three towards Dashwood, when another;shot
watt sent after the latter three and one of
the heroesfell to the ground evidently think.
ing he was shot. How to get back to their
comrades was a difficult problem for the
commander and his two braves but they
managed to get batik, probably by way of
Mr, G. Kellerman's ditch. . When they
were together 'again .theytook counsel of.
how to proceed next, upon which they de-
termined to get a. gun and some powder so
that they would not need to gojtoo near.
When thea had been proonred commander
Waxer loaded the gun and marched with
Minard's Liniment aures Colds, eta.
Lie company to within several hundred
yard* of the Indians and then fired. but as
the charge woe rather heavy the gun re-
boundedstrikjzM the leader on the sbonider
and learir,g a black mark, after which they
returned home and tried to get a little steep
After their dangerous encounter. Neat day
they spread the news of their adventure and
of bow cue of the bails came within three
feet of Lieutenant Tae/or, After they had
the news pretty well eireulated they heard
to their utter chagrin thatit was net the
Indioaa who Area, but two well known par-
ties of our village who httd overheard their
plotting. Theca two got ahead of the
llereee and went to within a Seco yards cf
the Indiana behind a #bock of oats from
where they fired the shata into the air, while
the Indian', who were two drank to mere.
dui not seem to he disturbed in the ]ea#t.
The gallant Lieutenant must have ramie
pretty high leaps as the balls were a sat
straight up into the Mr.
Bnieee-On Friday dant Mr. A. McCor.
in2ok hauled a load of flax to Mesita Wit -
re 1 ,2 llartieib'a flex lulls wbich weighed
4 ton 035 lbs.-.. Mr. H. Stiller wart on tSet-
urday married to Miss Mary Held. Father
Kealy, et Limerick, ofkciated,-On Wednes-
day morotug last while walking along side a
load of flax, Ida, a daughter of Me. P.hode,
etereaded and felt under the wagon, the
hind wheel pasei, g over leg and arm, On
being picked up' it wad found that 8120 wag
Rule injured. --Lae* week Mr. Charlea
I.fatticib, formerly 'veva neater hero. tea:•
ed to Zurielt where he lies laden charge ct
the eider mill. We hear he ham greatly
2inpr0ve41 the mill by putting 2n a new
grinder, which lila es capacity of 201 Winds
per hour. We wish Lim suezese in hie utiv
enterprise. --air. J. Eillerrnao Bahl Zurich
it .dying 'visit on Meuday.-31r. I,nuis
Staubfte was the guest of Mr. Snider ou
Sunday last, --Some fine singing was ren-
dered at the Central Music Ball 1112 \Zonday
evening -Mr. H. Wiiled *hipped a ear load
of teethe to Buffalo ]ant week, for w hleh h4
paid $4 50 tech. -Mr. Gai11 this aumoier
$raw a cabbage head in hie garden which
neeeture4 thirty Bine inches in cirournfer-
enc0 0110 way and 91 2001208 another xray,
alter the outside leaves had been taken off.
It weighs fifteen ponnde, who esu heat
that a - Ho has aloe 2240118331420* piaut which
meaeurea five feet in height and over ten
feet in eirenmfereuoe,-:hiss J Hall has
returned home from her trip. --Mr A. J.
Styles who attended tbo Godorioh H. S. wig
in our. Tillage en TLuraday. He was ono -
aerate' in taking a Drat class certificate at
the late examinations, -Mr H. Sehaoeder
moved on Tuesday into Mr Hartleib'ahouee
South ]lonudary-
Condensed News.
Seaforth'a taxation for this year is 20
mills on the dollar.
Dr. Milne of Blyth will erect a $4,000
residence this summer.
The /new rubber loose for Solidi:. fz s
dept cost $2.10 per foot,
The High School Hoard, of Mitchell, has
engaged. a Mr, Smith. of Ingersoll, at $700
par annum to succeed Mr. Bald, resigned.
The population of Sonth Huron accord-
ing to the late aeneus is 20,020, as against
22,512 in 1881 ; East Huron 18,908 as
against 22,720 in 1881.
All saved of Seatorth'e fine fire pro-
tection apparatus was a brass condenser for
a hose nozzle. This happened to be in Mr.
George E. Henderson's saddler shop for
repairs.
The Clinton Organ Company are tacking
about removing their works from Clinton to
Wiagham if the Wingham people will give
them sufficient inducements. The matter
is now under consideration.
Many will regret to learn of the death of
Mrs. T. A. Sharp, of Seatorth, which w-
eaned on Wednesday evening of last week.
Mrs. Sharp has been a severe but patient
sufferer for many months and the ebange
wee a happy relief to her. She bas been a
resident of Sealerth for twenty years.
The merchants in Seaforth have signed
a doonment, agreeing to close their stores
and shops every Saturday night and nights
before bolidays at half past nine o'elook,
instead of keeping them open until eleven
and twelve, as has hitherto been the prac-
tice,
A note from Rev. G. B. Howie, Ph. D„
formerly of Brussels, says he arrived safely
in Jerusalem on June 20. He left Montreal
on bray 20. On arriving at his old home
he ,was greeted very heartily, and many
listened with interest to his sermons in
Arabio. The sun rises seven hours earlier
there than it does in tbia country. Dr.
Howie says he may return to Canada before
Christmas, but if not he will not leave Syria
until next May.
It will be remembered by our readers that
a number of barns were burned a few
months ago in the neighborhood of Kin-
cardine. Finallya large reward was offered,
and a young man named McLeod was sen-
tenced as a firebug to 14 yeara in Kingston:
Two thousand of those who watched the
proceedings have already declared by peti-
tion to the Minister of Justice that they be-
lieve McLeod to be innocent, and Lis re-
lease has bean asked for.
A yearling Oliver Wilkes colt, owned by
Mr. Strachan, of Brussels, which had been
left with Kidd Bros. for training for the
Dolt stakes, met its death instantly a few
days ago. It reared up on its hind feet,
striking its head against a post, and drop-
ped dead, evidently from concussion of the
brain. It is valued at $500, and gave pro-
mise of being the smartest of the fifteen
colts entered for the stakes, it having made
an eighth of a mile in 26 seconds on its
first trial,.- [Listowel Standard.
A very sudden death ocourred on Monday
evening of last week in Egneondville, when
an old and ranch eoteemed resident was zee
moyed hence with scarce a•moment's, warn-
ing. It seems that Mr. John Muldrew had
that evening gone to the pasture., for the
cow. - On returning' with her he placed her
fn the stable and then want to the house
and asked Mrs. Muldrew. to go and milk
her. He returned to the ratable and, Mrs:
Muldrew followed in a' few minutes. On
AT THE
Market Store Exeter,
Om will u l 1 stud the best and cheap,
est assortment of prints going, and
they are going to go at our reduced
prices.. We bare a lot of them
and they must be sold. Call and
get our prices.
Cream, Fawn and Grey Dress
Gcods will be reduced 20 per Bent.
Now 15 your chance Ladles ? bring
the cash and you will get goods et
right prices, depend upon it.
The best stock of Boots c`
Shoes we ever had has arriv-
ed and prices lower than
ever.
Highest I'ricesPaiti For Trade.
BARGAIN DEPOT.
J. R. ROSS.
Fall Fairs.
Hansell..,.,,
Luoan .-.. .,
Garde rich - Sept 16.123
London Western Fair Sept 17-26
Mitchell Sept 23.24
Exeter Sept 25.29
ClintonhISept 28.30
Aea haig. •.. M Sept 20 30
eStratford flet 1.2
Oct l-2
South Perth, tat Marys Sep 29.30
The Industrial, Toronto Sop9.23
Blentlhard. Eirlato0 Qat 84
Zurioh Sept 14.15
Greaten Sept 2040
Ailsa Craig Sept 29.80
Wipgham Sept 29.30
Bayfield Oot 6.7
8tafi'a ,.... < Oct 6-7
..........,.Sept 25.16
Sept 16-17
13ayiieid,
Mr. Fee, of Detroit, was in town last
week. -till Colwell and MoICay, of Pin -
conning, Mich., are guests of Mr and Dir*
Meorehouse.--The remain of the late htr
Muldrew, of Egmondyilie, were interred in
flee Bayfield cemetery last Thursday, -The
petition in favor of opening the road leading
to the Jowett Grove has failed to connect.
The citizens cf Bayfield know their own in-
termits and are oat so sleepy as they look,
The Inspector of Peet Offices. mail routes
rte., was iu town last week dor the purpose
of either renewing the present route or
changing it by Seafotth as it was former-
ly.
ormerly. What will bo done has not been as
decided yet.
recoiling the stable she was startled to see
the form of her husband lying on the floor,
dead. Theeall name with terrible sadden -
nese, and the spirit took its departure with-
out leasing any trace of a struggle. No
doubt heart disaase was the cause of death.
idr. Muldrew had reached the age of 72
yeara, but was a smart, vigorous looking
and active man for that age. He was one
of the pioneer residents of the township of
Stanley, where for many years he lived on
bis farm near the village of Blake. He
was for years an elder of the Berne Presby-
terian church, and was also Superintendent
of the Sunday school. About three years
ago he rented his farm in Stanley and re-
moved to Seafortb.
In response to a request from Mr, A.
Marcy, the representative of the Doherty
Organ Company, of Clinton, Mayor Oar-
penter called a special meeting of the
Chatham Council to ooneider a proposition
he had to offer for the removal of the
Doherty Organ Company's factory from
Clinton to Chatham. Mr. Mercy, on behalf
of the Dohertys, wants to establish a com-
pany with a capital of $96.000, and asks
the modest sum of $40,000 for patents and
good will. The town was asked to give a
$10,000 building, free land, taxes and water
The Planet says the proposition sent a cold
chill down the backs of the Councillors.
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