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AND HURON & MIDDLESEX GAZETTE.
VOL. XIX. NO. 8.
"HEW TO THE LINE, LET THE CHIPS FALL WHERE THEY MAY.'
EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 19; 1891
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Boys Suits And Overcoats. Our prices
are so low on these goods that you can-
floe hal buying them,
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Well when yoU See our 1Oc grey Flannel
it will astonish you.
Rtlsseldalo.
George's °Lurch and was witneased by a
very large congregation. --The Goderieh
model school class will commence the final
examination before the county Iuepectors ort
Monday the 7th prox.
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BBIEFs.-blr. B. D. Roy had stolen from
his shed the other night, a number of
llama and aomo side treat, Upon inveatn-
gation it was found that some hungry Dura
in the neighborhood were the guilty. -Mr,
Gleason, of Nissouri, a nephew of Mr. and
Mra. l'P. H, Gill, a ent Saturda last withsuet
friends here. Mr. Gleason owns and man-
ages one of the finest dairy farms in West,
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Ivrasoura,-lilt, Wm. J. Noble la visitiug
irlende east of Toronto. -Flome four or Ave
yearn ago Jr. J ahu Brown, proprietor of
the Ruseeldale hotel, lost big reason and
bis friends found it necessary to have him
confined in the asylum. A couple of weeks
ago be regained Ilia senses, and his rela-
tires got him out of the asylum and took
him to the home of bis brother near Sim-
coe, But hie constitution was so broken
down that Its died on Tuesday of last week.
Deemed was well thought of in this sec=
tion, nett many will regret to hear of his
a happy release from ilie all hiaQtraubles,aaght
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Borers -Shooting matches have b
the rage for the pant few week. I. ,'i
carried away the cake in the last one at
Edward's. -Look out for some sport b
Walter aaya be ie going to have a she
mateh for little pigs as well as fowl.
hire, Wm Lewis I. ave returned 11
from a trip to Point Edward; Mr.L. rep
having had Iola of sport.;gnafl and parer
ploutiioi there, he Mariner bagged 40 e
day he +vent ant -The villagers were si
what alarmed laet Saturday Cvernng by
ringing of the !'ell They all expect
Meant Eire, aud rasing to the tower
whieh the bell is ereeted. were info
that it was merely the chiming of the
ding belle in boner of the marriage of
Henry foatz aud Mrs, M. Bmith.-•ATr.
'Holtzman, sr., has gone to Elkton, Mia
Ttrauksgivina Day paused off quietly
town, boiidee levelers, there only hate;
entertainment in the evening. -•Severn
our
Dayto take snpa tsin dtheetshooting sDi
given there, We understand they ,
quite successful too.-Mr,'ti eaver, of
oe ilfiorn spent the past week with fr y
in town.The contract for the new b
will shortly be let sand it will be built
winter, while the truer is frozen oyer,
Alex, =sae* sizzle and Adelina A.torle
rearm., .Mich„ are •vd+f Mg their nacelle
a weak or two........., r„... r„... , la and a
Landon 1 i spent Sundaylast with their irla
The flax mills have been abut tow
the last week on =aunt of wet swath
At the Exeter slioatiAa; matron $arizi+l
home with the cake, by killing 9 out
birds,
R. T. or T. Cilveer;c••.-,Tele Fs veal "
plats of Temperanee. Council No. 3a?,
I g in the lawn ]lull co
au open meeting.
erg• of Thanksgiving Dat•. Q ti v that
Mg the bad roads a large number o
Exeter brethren were preeeat an'l age
materit,lly in the meeting. A good pre
was rendered,and selections mora a P
nate for the accretion could not have
seonred, Rev Mr- F. fi. Bean of 1)aeh.
gar- an address on temperance which
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hi,gbly appreciated. She rev, gentle
oiuefly on the dangers that r
from intoxicating liquors, atatang hew
become inebriates by giving way to
strong appetite for drink, which, by ma
a practice of the use of alcoholics, ha
tomo to ;eraviug that it Is impoasibt
them to do without their drink. He a
ly advocated temperance anal hoped
soon the fatal scourge ofintemperance 0
be driven from the land, Mr, Weil,
000upled the chair and gave satiefaetio
the large audience. A silver,eollsetdon
taken up at the close, after "which the
tional Anthem was sung, and Rev,
pronounced the benediction. After
gathering was dispersed the visiting b
ren were treated to a well-prepared to
up by the home lodge Wo hope this
will prosper in our village•
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Great clearing sate for 69 days of all kinds of
Boots len ocs, Men's oyershoea $MO a pair;
lined. $1.25 a pair. Men's rubbers, 50e a pair ;
wamen's.sir,0air,and alI other Goods equally
selling cheaper than ho heaapesttf nc�a h. $rA..
Westrt.nit.Prop. Sign of the big ]soot.-<•Itl9•$t
Tut: M.tlt:t ra - The week has been a
fairly lively one, lots of grain and keen
competition.. Our buyers are ever alive to
the interests of the farmers, as consult the
following prices :
Wheat 90 to 03
Barley 40 to 46
Oats 31 to 3.1
Pees 60 to 63
gay 9 00 to 10,00
Rutter 116 te 17
6 to 16
Br.13 ,--T)ick Roach of the Commercial
hotel, Seaforth, spent a day or so in this
burg last week,-WIll Chapman and his
sister Carrie left for Caledonia on Tuesday
morning, to visit friends is that district
fora month or two. --_hiss Tena Landeres.
la:ger, sister of Mrs. King. who has been
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g ere for the past mouth left for
?Ariel* last week. -De Thomson who has
been somewhat loafs aced i$ around once
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more, hale and hearty, --Our genie! taller,
A. Mck'herson, and wife, spent Thanks•
siring at Leudesbero, at the home of
their SOA*iln-law, John (�'}'�11tta.^slat.
A Dods of Gloderteh towualtip, spent Thum
day between Londeehero' and here. Mat,
is a great favorite and is missed when out
of the village. --lilt, and the hisses Rob•
ray of Lontlnn,spentafew days of last week
with MIr, aur] lira. Harry Arnold. -The
peapla of liippoA Say that "TOI1X" playas
better on the violin at the concert rues•
day evg. than they ever before heard hien
play. 'Tom' was always a great favorite.
- Mr. Fulton one of the pioneer settlers of
l P goiter to his
Tuekersmith passed awayy
eternal home on Monday. Ile was highly
a large circle of acquaint -
respected -We
ammo --ii a are sorry to hear that our old
friend Mr \Varner, is seriously i,idjaposed.
We hope to hear of his speedy recovery
ere long. -Mr. Robe. Luker sold hie driv
ing horse to Mr. McAllister for a tansy
figure. Bob tries to get good ones and is
soon able to make a quick turn, and money
be'.•dcs.--In spite othe antipathy tis.
played by some of our citizens, the 'Home
Circle' has become one of aur orders in
good etan'ing, and would-be members are
making application daily. -All aur sports
spent Thanksgiving Day in the swamp,
but the game brought into town that evg,
was nil --even the veterans Colwell and
Coad had to confess it the worst day's
sport they bad this fall ; game and money
must have been scarce, as they generally
bring home a little of the former anyhow.
-Crain came in fora few days last week
with a rush. Good market and keen coin-
petition aro what the farmers tvant. One
of our buyers has already handled over
twelve thousand bushels of one kind of
grain. -A very (interesting Thanksgiving
service was held in the Carmel Presbyter-
fan church on Thursday, in which the
Rey ds Sermon, Fair. McGee and Render-
son took part. Condensed speeches were
the order. Those who were fortunate
enough to attend received a rare treat.-
A skiff of snow on Tuesday evening gave
us to realise that winter is nigh. There
was enough snow for light sleighing had
not the wind piled it in the fence corners.
-Large shipments are being made from
this station these days.
Y
TiF Cononxte--If the directors of the
Mechanics' Institute had the selecting of
a night for their concert they could not
have had a more disa,reeable one than
that of Tuesday. The same adversities
that assailed Tam O'Shanter were on deck,
but for all that,in manyways the concert
y
was decided success. Prot. Scott is his
"Comrade's' >
inimitable style gave ns Comrade a and
The 1silage Blacksmith. The latter was
rendered in a manner that would do cred
it to any professional singer of renown in
America, At the first opportunity would
advise all lovers of good singing to go hear
him. Mr McLeod of Seaforth,with his
comic selections, fairly took the audience
storm, and as a comic singer he has few
equals in. corner Space will not per
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mit us to give an extended account. The
Rev Henderson, Sermon and Fair gave
short, pithy addresses which were heart•
ily received The broom drill by the
school children, under the instruction of
Miss Johnston, and Principal Wren show-
ed a proficiency that was surprising. The
recitations by Miss McLean, and Miss
Hughes, were very fine ; both these young
ladies are marvels. Then, Tont Murdock
enlivened the whole proceedings by sever-
al selections on his famous violin, which
were appreciated beyond description. The
receipts owing to the inclemency of the
weather, and the consequent slim attend-
ante, was somewhat small, yet the pro-
grain was a splendid one ; and the tom-
mittee of management deserve unstinted
praise for the way they worked, m con-
nection with the same.
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SPOti 11014 Lf0.
A LETTERTO TRE LAMES.
co groat pleasure rgpinfoleuipan air 191.
go llistogenatia medicines oared me of a
s attack of narelysts• , Three years ago 1
sudden stroke while sitting oft a sofa ; a
done 14 months age, owhile nu lying in bed.
did far it failed to da numb load, uy
widen one aide were badly affected. At
tried Dr J.Eugene'Fontaine mete enetla
WS. In,throo months my voice necama
Sty ltusbs, which were almost useless,
power. Ino longer needed to be
eel to the table and from any one place to
or. hey muscles developed wonderfully.
tering that Tam %4 years of ago. I can
tochurch and back regularly. The effect
permanent now for about 12 months.
I had a wore atteek of ptiounroaiaears
;onetie Remedies cured mo In a few
and en amine of tele math I took can-
A of the liver and right Jung. 1 was so
could not have lived long. In a fate
the Ildstegenotio medicines once more
two weeks
emollient relief. It is and
atnatCmnftup a th in yR y nil nearly well.
th t at a,
faintly 0$►ompl y It Try lt.ladtes
ciao or any other complains, and be con-
1. Dr, hearer Toronto Is allowed to give
and address to any enquirers similarly
ed. Reepeotfully,gfas Toronto.
,A WORD TO T LADIES.
Although there has been a big rush'
there are plenty of hats loft yet and you
can get them at o Moderate Prices, at A.
J. llcTarisli tf: Cans.
Askpecial all wool underwear only "a0ots.
to sect em,
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Zurich.
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Z. P. S. -The annual examination and
entertainment under the auspices of the
Zurich nubile school will be ]tela in the
school on Friday,Deo,18th. This promises
to be the mut of the season and alt will do
well to remember the date, It has not yet
been decided what will be done with thepro.
coda of the entertainment.
OBITIWIT.�•-•Eruuna, the little daughter of
the late Mr.. Isaac Sararas, who died a few
woke ago, h
g , as been called away to meet
her father in the eplrlt land. She was 7
old and bad been sick for a little over
3 weeks, Casae of tea i, brain fever
There is no gook, however watched aud tended,
But ono dead iamb le there!
there is no firesidehoweo'or defended,
But has one vacant chair.
, L k from t la grathereser re at111ati0A9,
But oftentimes celestial benedictions,
Assume this dark diasutsa.
The funeral took place on Tuesday. Her
remains wore laid along side those Of her
father whom she bad gone to ole in that
j
better land. The family have the sympathy
of the noigbborhood in this sad hour of
trona). e-
Balers -The (mutton meets on Saturday
nest to award the oontraet for the construe.
tion of the large draiue through the swamps
east of this plaon There are already soma
era] tenders i name from Toronto,Windsor,
Buffalo and other cities, besides local, and
more are espeoted between this writing acid
Saturday It is expected that the work will
cost about $19,000 Instead of $14,000 as
estimated, but this is easily gotten over by
the commit simply amending the bylaw.
The constructing of these drains will require
s groat deal of work and will require cote
siderable titne for completion. The contra°
tor, whoever he may be, will commence
operations at once, and continuo during the
winter. These drains will bo a great con•
venienoe to the property owners along their
respective cornea and the benefits to be
,y
derived will well re.pay the ratepayers for
the amonnt of cost. Hundreds of acne of
land now useless will bo rendered tillable,
besides the unsightly swamps will be cleared
like unto civilization-Thaukegiying Day
passed off quietly in town. -Mr. August
Fisher moved on Tuesday last to Breslau,
Waterloo county. where he will work on the
railroad,- dr. John Rameier and family,
who formerly resided on the 14111 ponces-
cion, bat who moved to Michigan Iasi fall,
are here on a visit. -Mins Kate Haus& in-
tends leaving for her home in Gowanstown
this week. -Miss Reith teacher of the
Bronson line school intends holding her
annual examination on Tuesday,l)ee. 22nd.
-We are sorryto hear that Mrs. Edward
Hardy has been ill during the past week.-
The Evangelistic Sunday School will hold
an annual •'Kinderfeet" on Xmas eyg.-
Don't forget Prof. Scott's conceit in the
town hall on Saturday evg•
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I;ttt> Fs -Tito o nein ceremonies of the
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Anderson church on Smalley and Monday
were poorly attended awing to the bad state.
of the weather,--Uur memory liar been
closed for the season, A good summer• a
work has been done, and the farmers have
realized well.---blr. A Miller has returned
from Manitoba whither ho bad gotta to
asesat lA tllp barrest, Het reverts big crops,
Mr, Smyth has taken possession of Mr,
G. A. Stacey's farm. -Mr. Jahn Callender,
,
wino was a de,eFate to the Provincial S• S,
convention iu Ottawa. has returned. He
alas visited hie aged mother who resides
lust outside of that city.•-Mlas Ada Sutton,
daughterattRey. rB. L.Hutton,b been
engaged
g Winn)
for 1392. -Mr. Moore A young man on the
4111 line, in the eastern saberbs of our
village was kicked badly in the fade by ono
of his horses last week. -Our village is
sadly in need of a hall, in which to hold
ettertniumonta.
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S. -Tho above address can also be had at
notion °aloe•
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CENRTIO MADMAN ASSOCIATION :
492 Spading Ave., Toronto, Oot 13,1:91.
Mastf uAtarehad that hiabeloft nylsasiom fele
condition and my head distracted. If I
dulyheader stoopeditproduced pain and
fesoribable (noting. Groat debility follow
nd g e oral loss heart
4us prostration approaching
foaling of internal pressure. (consulted
Rear, who proscribed the fistogenotio
ursa eas Dr. J,
i Jordan
nl inrstrongtIA
nouioinos very soon commenced to build
p. Icontinued to gain, and after taking
ono ofr. plat , course all m Iia riot and
trace of grippe Is left: I fool well The
is abiding, Ilia medicines aro good, to
and loayen° Muffed. "nom all needing
moot may try this beautiful system. It
r bettor than taking poisonous drugs.P
Yoursltratofulls,
b:illA1l :GOOLE.
Tonle r a Indy of about Ga years
re of
e, deticnto frame and of such n ivery re]
mly out of ovary bunlirod hav0 entirely
'area from that Latah disease.
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OGIISETIo MEDICINE ASSOCIATION
Yorkville DICINE ASSOC Oct 29, lam
r the benefit of those wha sec ip,cthing but
ring and death before them" wish to say
is hope for you yet. I have boon in a
condition myself sad owe my restoration
to the ever reliable llistogenetio
Last spring I tuns utterly nrostrat-
ra severe attaekof la grippe, which result
bronchitis and other serious complications
n tf easeseemedto try o Misty hopeless, my
da decided to try Cho Ifistoganetia romp-
and in less than three days a change for
was so apnarent that tvo wero all in-
Awith hof weekso ninuessincsl treatmowly ent
numb1y day by day. ram now comfortably won
am still gaining in strength and power of
and am a wonder to those who
w how o Dr. J. ug case was- To show my
nude to Dr. J• Eugene Jordan for his won-
el remedies and to my Heavenly Father
commending Iiia blessing to rest upon
I take this way to lot all afflicted
know whore they may find kelp in time.of
ble.
MRS, H. P. SNOW.
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an vouch for the truthfulness of the above
Invent• P.S.CAitrBELL,
McMaster University.
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oks mailed free to any address explaining
3istogenoio system. Consultation and all
rmation free.
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Eden.
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Brun's-Miss Maud Dempsey was home
visiting friends Smithey last. -Bev. Me-
Donagh of Exeter preached in our ehmroh
on Sunday Leet. -Mrs. Foster of London
township was visiting her brother. Mr,
Thos. Mitohell,last week. -Mr. George Bus-
well was visiting his daughter in Mitcheli
on Sunday. -Mr. Will Coates paid Devon a
visit on Friday night last. -Mr. Samuel
Easery had.a ploughing bWednesday
8 8 ee on
laat, the result of which was that he had
about 12 acres of ground ploughed. -Mr.
James Esaery was visitiug friends on the
London road Sunday, -The time of service
in our chinch has been °banged from 10
o'clock n. m. to 2 p. m. Mr. Allen of (len-
tralia preaches every Sunday now, whereas
he preached every other Sunday-Soarlet-
iia is prevalent around here just now, -Our
ghost disappeared shoat as quickly as it
oame,as it hasnot been seen since the moist
Spoke and Bumpy first saw it. -Our literary
and debating society appears to have gone
into obsoleteness or somewhere else. Is
there not a possibility of commencing this
year mare the responsibilities too heavy for
the staff of officers? Without these meet-
ings we're going to have a dull wi ,ter.
FOOTBALL -It is altogether likely that the
Eden football club played its last match
for this season. When the fall force was on
they never loat a game. On the 1st of July
they won a set of badges from a Limy
team, On the 12th of August the won the
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silver cup at the Craig tournament and the
12th of October they won their last trophy
-a silver cup -from Luoan.
Tho wind did blow and the rain did fall,
And our club didn't go to Kirkton at alit -
pwas
The daywas a little dam for a match so
our club stayed at home.
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D:MATnx8loxxAt-The Grand Union
was the scene of a pleasant affair last
it being the marriage of Mr Chas Mol,}
of Kinburn, to glias.MinnieSpooner,de
ter of Mr Chas. Spooner, proprietor o
Grand Union. The oeremouy took
at 8 o'clock and was performed by Ro
Craig, after which the invited guest
whom there were many, sat down to a
tiful repast. The hotel boarders wo
present and among them were Prof. G
and Prof. Hill, lecturer on Vancouver
the C. P. R. The presents were very
scone, among them being a handsome
chair and rocker, presented to the brit
the boarders. The bride was assisted by
Minnie Denison, of Mitchell, and Mr
Livingston, of Seaforth, anted as best
Mr McGregor was formerly a student
Dr. Sweet, V. S., of Exeter, and will
membered by many in Exeter. The
couple left for their home in Kinbnr
night, Mr. McGregor now being engag
farming.
BRIEFS -Mr Turnbull left on Wedn
of Iast week for Toronto, and while
has been taken ill and is enable to n
to his duties ; iu the meantime Mr
is officiating as principal. -Inspectors
and Robb were in town on Tuesday
of Confirmation was ado
terd in the Catholio oburph on Tuesd
about forty candidates, by Bishop O'C
of London, seeieted by Father Nlurp
Irishtown, and Father West, of God
The Bishop congratulated the oongre
on their beautiful church and promis
give them mass every Sunday, now
other Sunday, as soon as they oreare
debt off their church. He Mao gam
male candidates the temperance p
binding them until they reached the
twenty -one. -Miss Brownlee, of Kipp
in town visiting her mother. -A ver
specimen of deer reached Clinton this
from Muskoka; it was captured by a
of Clinton sports. -Customs Officer, I
is atilt confined to his room, but w
around in the course of a few day
number of Clintonites attended the eh
match in E eter on Thanksgiving D
Cutters ware running yesterday for th
time this season. -A oow was killed b
train from Wingham striking it, Tues
little distance out of (Mintom,-Mr.
Russell of the Goderieh Model Soho
in town last week. -bliss Ida Kydd
several days last week with her parent*
Exeter. -Rev. S. J, Arlin, of Centrall
oupied the pulpit in Holmesville ohur
Sunday last, the pastor, Rev. Walter
being in HensallMr Walter Eva
Centralia, was in town on Monday,
and Dora. Amos and daughter, of E
were the guests of Mrs Amos' brother
A. H. Manning, on Thursday last. -
Manning, head book-keeper in the
factory. was in Exeter spending Than
ing Day with his Parente.
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Bant a -On Thanksgiving Day business
was generally suspended, and though the
clerk of the weather was not in the beat of
humor, several. shootin and drivin arties
were organized -Mr, `. Elliot, of Exeter,
in the county town on Saturday. -The
North Street Methodist church's annual
supper on Thanksgiving avenin was lireU:rateent
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lv attended. The eatables wh were as tempt.by
fug as in former years, while the program
presented, though of a miscellaneous char-
anter was excellent. Those present were
evidently well leased witthe 1891
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Thanks giving supper. -Mr. R. H. Collins,
of Exeter, was in Goderieh the past week.
-The Oily of Windsor made this barber
on her last downward trip early on Friday
mcrning, She stopped a considerable time
fora change in the weather and left earl
on Saturday for Windsor. -Mr. Alex. Mur
dock, of Hensall, was visiting friends in
Goderieh on Friday and Saturday. -A show
-Kellys' Expectations, was in town on
Thanksgiving Day, and had a fairly large
andienoe:--The steam tug, McIntosh, ar-
rived in port on Wednesday of last week to
take up winter quarters. -A deer shooting
party returned last week from the Bruce
peninsula, fairly loaded with game. -The
congregation of St. Stephens', Goderieh Tp,
oelebrated Thanksgiving Day by an evening
service. The choir of St,George's attended
and took the musical portion of the seryioe,
and the Rev. Rotors Howard preached the
sermon, -Mr. Wm. Mnilfon, of this town,
was in Bruoefield the past week making
arrangements fora s0pply of lumber, for
two tug.; which he will bulla this winter,-
Across the river in Saltford on Thankegdv.
Ing Day, a large namber of turkeys and
geese were presented as prizes to the good
shote. The birds were alien• and it was
rather amusing to see the different plans
adopted by the winners to get their trophies
home. -The wreaked Bavaria still remains
in the .old position, off the mouth of the
Maitland. -So far there is not the least stir
among municipal aspirants. -The rector of
St, Geor ens; Rev. W. A. Young, was eon-
8• derably indisposed the past week, but
was able to take his duties on Sunday-
On; Wednesday of last week, Josephine,
daughter of Joseph Williams, ]amber mer-
al,nnf moa Ilion; aA 4n Von Beacom of
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Elimville.
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Bron ire -The Association of P. I. recently
organized here is gradually making way,and
the members aro reaping benefits in pur-
phasing implements,etc.,at wholesale prides.
Several root pulpers have been purchased
from The Watson Itl'f'g Co. of Ayr, wino
have taken a commendable step in dismiss-
ing all gent and dealing direct with the
farmers. In gratitude farmers should
stand solidly by them as the profits of the
farm are too small to support parasites in
tiro shape of agents. On the prosperity of
the farmer depends the prosperity of the
country and all farmers should join the Y.
Hand sideby side and shoulder to shoulder
contend for justice fen themselves and equal
riglita to all. -Our enterprising merchant
is continually increasing his stook and add-
ing to the appearance of his establishment.
-Mr. S. J. Hill,organizer for the Canadian
Order of Choeen Friends, succeeded in or-
ganizing a large Council in this village on
Saturday evening, Nov. 7. On the Tuesday
evening following some twenty -fire ander-
went a medical examination by the Com,
ell's examiner, Dr: J. W. Browning, and
many more propose to follow. This is the
only society that insures women on the
same conditions as men, and this privilege
is being appreciated by the ladies, several
leaving joined. -One of the first things s
man owes his wife is to make provision for
her in 0080 hie life ends suddenly and the
best w`hy to make such provision is by life
insurance; besides it may help her to get
a better man. -Mr, John Hind has been on
the sick list some time. -51r. Mishear El-
ford has erected a new driving -shed. -Mr.
Robert Hind has built a brick house for Mr
Sidney Wiisou.-The Thanksgiving service
was fairly well attended, and a good prao-
tical address was delivered by the pastor,
SUR REPRESENTATIVE
WILLBE AT
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7
/ uPiSU�%y, Dec, /St
Tuesday,
f+
9.10 a.m. to8,adp•m.
AND AT
Hh.NSALL
E ALL HOTEL
ame Tuesday 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
CALL EARLY.
, • .
Hon. Thomas $allantyne, Stratford,
has been confin ed to his house for some
days with erysipelas of the foot, but is
recovering slowly.
Mr. William P. Ayers, a former rest-
dent of Stratford,who has been laboring
as a missionary in India for the last SLY
years under the auspices of the Ameri-
can Methodist Board of Missions, has
been given charge of a new hospital for
lepers in India.
l iStT TATION FREE
Merit wine, as the marvelous suttees of
Hood's Sarsaparilla shows. 1t possesses
fete
true medicinal merit. Sold by all druggists
y gg
Easy to use, pleasant and agreeable is.
the verdict of all who have used Nasal
Balm, and better still, there is no ease of
Hold in the head or catarrh that it will not
ours.
IISTOGENETIC MEDICINE AS-
NATION --Rooms 2 and 3 Albion
ek, Richmond Street, London,.and 19
ige St, Market, Corner Gerrard ck
ige Stria Toronto.
Dr. T. A, tS10CUff1's
OXYGENIZEDEMULSION of PTURT.
LIVER OIL. If you are Feeble and
dated -Use it. For sale by all dru,
3fi sante per bottle.
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Chicago. The ceremony took plaoe in St.
eon
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me.
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were
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Everybody knows why so much trade
is alone Int the l'r< re yin Depot in Dress
Goods, 3Isentle (.,tles, (leaking 'Under
Clothing,1•retouch, C'ottoln:at! s, Hats &
Caps, Gloves of all kinds, Tw ,� d Suite
ings, Ready-made Suits, and �vely
Overcoats.
The secret is
Down, Trent the
2i 'ay GEN: the, Goo
.a.
And yet we have lots of then. Just
call .incl see t,tir ] lr •i' :assortment of all
linntls of s.i,att i and Shoos 5tilt;lltle• for
any kind of weather. Feller to specialty.
Rubber ;seeds, here at the, 1t,ti,"e• t I,,.e.,i,
ble prices.
Our Oreveries a:ree. fin 1 and nice-•
cr-eninn* in fresh every week. Try thou
rfdgA* R ROSS.
tlt't$ ' •
cit of
r far
oil of
tt}n r
swath(
roe 1 C n ll hell Friday h
catnai
e In a -+"ui! veto f"r a place of this ts.<• 1"f10
phnU veil cr,,;s ie' d tat t°itr ela,psa ;fue1 ibe
P1•tti. h.°ant' :►1• `li 1 1rs, tM. P. �Dr. iitlllins� f
aar13'
Exeter ; A. Baol•ep, M.P.P. ane! 8,ee;1,
n thea ' ,lackeonl addre: set] the audience, while
fClea Dr. C:otq.'-011 ...ave+ rezditiga, ;lir. ;the'
ista.i I sed of Seat'oth, eietatic son .' and
gram dances, while Miss Porterfield and ;hiss
prep,. ilotham sang "the mild Scotch s:angs ill
been the gram Sae:itis1i tongue," and Mr. T.
wood Murdock relayed (01 the vi�Ilin. The
was program began hefnre it e'eleck and only
U100 ended at 12. tire audience all agreeing
rsult that it was the best 25 cents worth they
mets ever got. It is proposed to took! more
king of the same nature. The Kippenitos are
s tae• Proutl of their rI" hall. After the, cm -
see for cert the ladies and gentlemen who =-
mug tertained were treated to a lunch by the
that committee.
would * +•*+--'•----
Lewis Blyth•
oto
was Bnxut''s.---The anniversary services in
Na' connection with the Metluerst cht.reh
Beau were held on Sunday, Nor. 8111. Rev.
the Mr. Fisher, a former pastor, preached
reth- two very acceptable sermons. On the
lodge ot following Thursday, Thanksgiving Day,
ROW. Mr. Henderson, of Wellington-st.
Methodist church, London, preached a
sermon in the afternoon. Dinner was
served from live to seven p. m., after
Eietcl which addresses were delivered by the
evg , ministers of the district. The affair was,
regor as usual, a de's hle>d :success, the proceeds
a ugh- amounting to $133.-A pleasant event
f the took place at the R. 0. church, Blyth,
place on the ll tln Inst., it being the marriage
v. Mr of Mr. Joseph McGuire, of Detroit, to
8, of Miss Mary, daughter of Mr. John Kelly,
Noun of this Mace, Rev. Father McGee of]ici-
re all .sting. The happy couple took the after-
'� a metol train for Deft" tit where they will
nom- reside. We extend our eongi'atulations.
snap --The Rer. Mr. Mills, of \Vroseter,will
e by preach missionary sermons in the Meth.
M'ss church next Sunday -morning and evg.
John Rev. IsIr. Campbell will occupy his pul-
man. pit and preach un tine seers subject. -
with snow storm visited Blyth Tuesday, but
be re- hardly enough of the `t beautiful" fell
Hereat to make good sleighing.
ed in "�"
Dashwood.
asday
there
ttend
Griffin
Tom
-The
inis-
ay to
onnor
h7, of
erich,
gation
ed to
every
a the
e the
ledge
E of
Kipp( 18
y fine
week
party
rwin,
D. be
day;
Doting
ay -
0 first
y the
day a
George
01 was
spent
near
a, oo-
h on
Ayers,
na, of
-Dr.
rater,
, Mr
Mr W,
Organ
Enna
gibts.
('s orri:z,--•-'rite, e'a1Cett to open the
int'leu lee mai at ase ri 'a' evening
was a very Eley ale 3 sumer,. . The hall is
BarErs.-Wo had quite a snow storm on
Tuesday. -Mr. A. Schroeder intends to sell
one of his farms. -lar. J. Voelker has bean
visiting friends in Michigan lately. -Mr N.
Fried, of Parkhill, paid our village a short
visit last week. -Messrs Elsie and Tidyman
who were north on a deer hunt, have re-
turned. Mr Elsie was successful in captur-
ing one deer. Mr Tidyman thinks the
aonntry rather rough. -Our sports observed
Thanksgiving Day in the usual manner.
We failed to see much of 'their game,
though. -Rev. E. H. Bean and wife attend-
ed a temperance meeting at Crediton Last
Thursday evp-.-A. large load from Slabtown
attended the meeting of the Young People's
Alliance last Thursday. -Miss Harris spent
Thanksgiving at her home, near Sodom. -
Mr N'. Kibler, of Zurich, visited friends in
town last week. -Messrs C• Fritz, B. Short
and W. Hoffman, of Zurich, spent a few
henry in our village on Thursaaylast. They
were highly delighted at the shooting of
some of our sports. They returned in the
evening loaded down with "Duch," they
say. -There was quite a large paring bee
at Mr H. Schroder's residence on Wednes-
day evg.-Messrs Hartung and Nadiger
have reshiugled and otherwise repa;r,d
their houses of late. -Mr Dayia, son-in-law
of Mr Sleinhagen, has moved into our vil-
lage. He has taken possession of the house
lately occupied by Mr McGann, deceased.
Mr J. Snell was in Zurioh on Monday.-
The Evangelical Sunday school here baro
decided to hold a Xmas festival this year.
-Mrs N. Fried, of Parkhill, is visiting
friends in the village at present. -Mr F. W
Reid:and wife, of British Columbia, but
formerly of Dashwood, are paying their old
home a"visit. 'There is no place like home.'
-Mr Jacob Weido has bought the house
and lot formerly oaoupted by Mr J. Hall.-
Mr John Weide has purchased a farm near
Zurich from bfr H. Koehler, jr.--Levi paid
Exeter a visit on Tuesday -There wag
a large raffle in bit simmer's shop on
Thursday evening last; These raffles are
becoming quite numerous in our village,
Good places to get rid of your money. -
Same irons this vicinity attended Mr H.
Ortweiu's sale on Tuesd;t,