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"HEW TO THE LINE, LET THE CHIPS FALL WHERE THEY MAY.'
VOL. XIX. NO. 18.
EXETER, ONTARIO: THURSDAT MORNING, DECEMBER, 10: 1891
FA CTS
A'Fear Exeter people who are not partic-
ularly annjous to have to eon in an un-
dertaker t6) think about.
Saved Her Life.
A LETTER TO THE LADIES,
Toronto. Oct 21st 1£91.
I take great pleasure in in arming you thee
sear Ago IIistogeuetio nledieineseared rue of a
serious attack or parapsia. Three sews n,;ra I
had a Pun eon i stroke1s age.l while t lying in boil
second on 14 tog
a teach cud.
:i
All I did for it fallen to 1 g }
voice and all one side were badly affected- At
last I tried Dr. J.Eurene Jonian s IIiata,genetie
remedies. Ia three niemth3 my voice became
strong. AIr limbs. which were almost useless,
refiainedfull power. 1 no !anger needed to he
a''iatcd to the table and from any one place 1,.
another. My muscles developed rt,ndertully.
considering that I am Ti years ,.f age. I can
walk to chua.h owl hack regularly. The cfis ct
has Wen mier7nanent now ter about ltt in,+netla.
Live April I hat a ecv ere attach of enetneente
and ilistegeuetic Remedies cared me rag a few
day..rindd un 113. (h .'t'ih*s month I took cDn.
gestaon of She liver and right lung. 1 was 8*
bad 1 could pot have laved- long. In a few
hears the Ila,tvgcneti3 medicines .,neo np)ra
.ave immediate r,.ief it ie only its.. reeks
and l sant s`n1 1117 ttpevery flay and clearly well
Tony that aq> t_33Rh en lfrstegeuerre medicine
is strong.bnt faintly expresses it 'Cry tt.ta,.Iiea
for tlao'o or any outer complaint.:, and be c;•n-
vinccd. hr. lsenrof Perones 1 * allowed to give
roe name and address roans enquirers a.milarly
affected. Respectfully. _
Alas - Toronto.
P c. --The above address can also be had at
the Lon,hn office.
it18TOONST1W rs2D1+^e1NE ASSOCIATION :
432 Spading Ave., xoronto, Oct 13, 11-91,
Cicntlemone-I had that dreadful dims*. la
grfppo,lust March which left tmty evil em in n
weak condition and. my head distracted. If I
moved my header stooped it produced pain and
tin indeeoribable feeling, (treat debility follow
eel, palpitation and approaching heart failure,
nervous prostration and general loss of strength
nada feeling of internal pressure. !consulted
Dr. Rear. who prescribed the IIieM,celtelle
medieinosof llr.1:ugem:Jordan for me. In
weeks I was some better. i gained in strength.
!Cho medicines very s•wn commenced to build
meat), I continued to gain. and after taking
only one complete course all niy s ymptuius
were better. That is three months ago .end
not n trace of grippe to loft. I feel well Tho
effect is abiding. Tho medicines are good to
take and !mono ill affect. I hope all needing
treatment may try this beautiful system. It
is far better than tithing poisonous drugs,
Fours gratefully,
SARAH TOOLE.
N. B. -Mrs T..nie is a lady of about di years
of age, of delicate frame and of such a very
few only out of every hundred have entirely
recovered from that fatal disease.
BurrooeNETIC MEDICINE ASSOCIATION
Yorkville Ave.,Toronto. Oct 20. 101.
For the benefit of those who sec !nothing but
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spired with hope. I continued the treatment
for a number of weeks, progressing slowly but
surely day by day. I am now comfortably well
and am still gaining in strength and power of
endurance, and am a wonder to those who
know how hopeless my case was. To show my
gratitude to Dr. J. Eugene Jordan for his won-
derfulremedies and to my Heavenly Father
for commending His blessing to rest upon
them. I take this way to lot all afflicted
ones know where they may find help in time of
trouble. MRS. H.P. SNOW.
I can vouch for the truthfulness of tho above
statement. P. S.OAMPnaLL,
McMaster University.
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And you ean get a box (28 lbs.) u£ goutl
Rai -ins for one dollar. A choice, line of
Fresh Groceries
t.11 hand for Cltri turas.
A few atartlrere in Ilt1 .o:t.,d ;
Men's Suite, wog th tai aO, for $J 65;
3: ., 9 Pie, foe 6 Sat:
.• ., 01 .11.1. for . 31t
Men's Overenats at prices that will sell
them. .+poeiel ( trey Flannel at lee
ONE WORD TO THE LADIES :
You Call ger some vers' cheap Ii.e-iery
end tllnva'a 1s -t• J.elliii t .tl.
A.1. McTA V 181.1d 00.
James Pickard's Old Stand.
Special ladies' 'health- All-Wl*oI
Y►'-rs for S1.O& .
.lt'llliarton.
Bnntlrlre.-Mr. U. IL Pomeroy has m va .1
item his hone 011 elate c •rtit.r of Main and
Wator streets to the rear of his store. Mr.
11, (rants tette !peseeeei(tat of tll6a hence ,ea'
Gated by R. 11. and ta3cre:1 in on Friday.
and our worthy yatl9f; tiat:nr-¢nan, Mr. W.
Drown. will tpl:rrtly take p: -ea erten et the
haulm vacated by 'Jr. Merits, ee he i3 at
present iuvolvcd in a business transaction,
that will wenn call for a house for twos --Mr
Thos, Hanson, of the 12th eeueeeeion, last
week move,( into hie nety rtnidouco. The
house is a large two story brook cottage and
one of the bandeoment in tiro township.-
The Petrone of
Industry Association here
is in aflourte ,iaR condition, having largo
meetings and several initiations ou each
night of meatiag.
Eden.
Insects. -51r, Harry Jouee, who was
severely orusbea by the thrashing machine,
of which mention was made last week, is
rapidly recuverintr -On account of the ill.
IMO of liar. hllin, who was unable to preach
at Eden on Sunday last, Mr, Russell,
of Exciter, alle3 the appointment. -Misses.
Colley and McTavish, of Exeter, were visit-
ing friends here ou Sanday laa1,-5Xr.Sam'1
Essery was notified last week to go to Lan-
don, as a witness on tbe case of Marshall.
liveryman, and,tho street oar Co- While at
the London fair tire. Essery was riding on
a street ear which ran into a cab bolo sging
toalr. Marshall, demolishing it. Marshall
is suing for damages. -On Monday lest Mrs
John Emery received a telegram annonno'
ing the death of her cousin in Osliawa.-
Jeseie Luxton, who has had a severe attach
of Scarlet fever, is, we are glad to say, re-
covering. -We are to have an Epworth
League started hero, so it is said, -James
Essery visited London on Monday last.
.-a•++.
Anderson.
Bnxars.-Tho revival meetings which are
beingcnrried on hero are doing glorious work
lilany wanderers aro being brought to the
Saviour. -Mr. Wm. Beatty delivered a very
eloquent sermon in the Methodist ohureh
here on Sunday last. This was owing to
the absence of our pastor, Rev. B. Hutton,
who was preaching ou the Base Linen -Ur.
James White, of Gemonville has left for
Parkhill after haying given us a short call.
-Mr. James Lane finished his season's
thrashing an Saturday last. -Miss Alexin
Urquhart has been re-engaged to teach our
sohool at the handsome salary of $285, being
a raise of $10 on last year's salary. Last
year she had a raise of $50 onjher salary,
thus showing that Miss Urquhart must be a
first -plass teaoher. Her faculty for training
and teaching the ohildren as well as the
larger ones, is moat remarkable. She is
highly esteemed among the young people as
she takes an extensive interest in the Liter-
ary Society. -The Patrons of Industry meet
every Thursday evening in she school house.
Still their number of membership increases.
- Mr. John Whaley and his father are re-
covering from a severe attack of typhoid
fever. Though we regret it is but slowly.
- After many years study and research, it
is reported that Mr. John 0, Cameron has
about, completed the greatest piece of me-
chanism of modern years, being no more or
less than lever power of perpetual motion.
John 0. may yet rank with Edison or other
great inventive minds of the 19th century.
-Miss Kato Heal has resigned as teacher
for school seotiou No.14 and intends shidy-
iug for a first. olass certificate, The people
of the emotion greatly regret her departure
from among them, as Mise Heal was one of
the most sncoessfnl teachers that section
has ever had. Her position will be filled
by Miss Annie Robertson at a salary of $280,
-While Mr. George Lane was leading a
heifer to Mr. Heals on Saturday last, the
beast became unmanageable and used Geo.
as if he was n feather on the rope. He was
bruised and scratched severely, but the
greatest pain was felt in his arm whieh was
almost dislooated.-Miss Maggie Mite, of.
Lemonville, is visiting frienda and relatives
in and around the vicinity of Anderson -
The boys are all lesme from the Northwest,
looking hale and •Hearty. -Quite a large
number of our young people attended the
supper in oonneotlen with the dedicatory
services of tbe St Marys Presbyterian ohuroh
on Monday last, They report as having a
splendid time. The vituals being most de-
lioions.-Mr. Laughlin Cameron has ratan,-
ed home from British Columbia.
Dr, T. A. Slocum's
OXYGENIZED EMULSION of PURE COD
LIVER OIL. If you have any Throat
Trouble -Use it. For stile by all druggists.
35 cents per bottle.
Grand Hend.
Hineve.-ilir, Isaac Marrow who forsonle
time past has been residing in Michigan is
over on a visit among bis friends. ---The
other day while Mr. Joseph Sharraw was
driving' over the creek at the mill yar.l of
Mr. D. Sutton, the bridge gave Tray letting
the team frill through, and but for the time-
ly assistance of the naili heads, all would
have been drowne+l.-Mr. A. Tetrean and
family whohave been residmg in Miebigan
a some time past, are visiting t rmap , among their
many friends till after New Tears. -Mr. W.
Leland left hero last week far Michigan
r.'itere he intetnde etaeing for a short time.
air. Samuel Sparrow and wife and :lir.
Levi Tehran are over to eyelid Oluistw3s
with their friends in amnia
U8borIto•
The following is a report of the atandiug
of the pupils. in S. S. No, 5, lisborne for
NOV. and is based upon regularity of attend -
twee, general work ;and goad conduct. The
ttarn08 appear in order of merit :-
IV class ---Violet Reason and Lally McCord
equal; Edith Westeott, E.lwerd M1ellaagaU
Sr Ill olaGs-TNeison l root, Elijah !lig-
gins, Lily McDougall. Lily M. 1Vestcott*
t. into Irayue and usenet erayne equal,
Jennie McDougall.
Jr.111 elass-•firmly Woo, V.olet SVillia
4 Merlon McDougall.
Sr. II class -Maggie Russell, Vincent
\Vo+3d, Carrce Shipley. linea Ilig,ins..lessieo
RisherJe, Norman '1o[aenahl.
Jr. 11 elasst-Georae Wolcott. Arnol3
Perlin. nanny Shipley, Anna McDougall,
1larji.rie AIePeulrall.
Part it class 'Willie Boweliffe,Jno. Biel: -
a:4 Edith McCord, Tnnmtay ll6gnins, Har.
v3'y Perkins. Davt,l MCC.rr& Fresi (folia.
J. W. tlecatants, Tca:her,
Crediton
Blurts. -Fina eleigitiva and everything
is lively around the t illagt:.-Gltria Vahner
and A. Hooper are removing the old im-
plement shed from the corner, and James
Clarke is pcopatfng for the orcetfon of a
new brick block ou this silo. -Henry Elle
bot is in Toronto in reference to the grand
Rend cut ; there is no doubt that tide
work will he proceeded with in the spring.
-Thomas boys, ,r., who lived on lot lel,
con 15, Stephen, died Monday night after
a few weeks' illncas. Mr Keys was one of
Stephen township's moat respected fann-
ers. having moved here from the township
of Stanley some years ago. iia had al-
ways been a slang')) Conservative end
took au active teat in elections. Hie willow
and family have the sympathy of the cons
munity.-News has readied the village
that the petition against the election of
Mr HXutchins,M P for this Riding, the
hearing of which was held in London this
week, has been dismissed with costs.
Sirltton.
Blume -Mr. Wm. Kirk of traboruo has
sold his village property to Wear Bros., of
London township. -The last Kirkton de-
taobment of the Manitoba ,Harvest Brigade
arrived home last week. The officers in
charge were A. Doupo. N. Shier, R, Shier,
S. Shier, A. Hazlewood. -J'. A. Stacey and
wife lett last week for Detroit. with the in-
tention of enjoying city life. We wish them
success. They will be missed by their
many friends in Kirkton.-The Kirkton L.
0. L. has struck a bonanza in new mem.
bus. At their meeting last week 8 or 10
joined with more to follow: -Rev. J. Charl-
ton will preach next Sunday evening in the
Methodist ohuroh in Kirkton on "The work
and progress of tbe Bible Sooiety."-Not a
vacant house in Kirkton and yet there are
applicants looking for houses to rent, -The
snow of last Sabbath made fine aleigbing.-
Two of our young ladies started out to visit
Granton. As their hone was not of the
two -forty breed they prepared a lunch and
took it with them. They report having a
splendid time.-Kirlcton has now two tailor
ahopa and both doing a rushing business.
-Already our village merohants have a fine
display of Xmas goods in their windows.
Goderioh.
Balms. -The Goderioh High and Model
Soboos' gave their annual entertainment in
the Grand Opera House on Friday evening.
Avery large audience assembled and greet-
ed the several members with applause The
opening was a Frenob play, translated by
Mise Charles, then followed solos, duets,
Quartettes, recitations and instrumental
musio,-The trial of the West Huron elec-
tion petition will oommerp 3 on Monday. -
The December sitting county session is now
in progress. -There were Large congrega-
tions at the Viotoria-at. Methodist church
last Sunday, the occasion being the anni-
versary sermons preached by the Rev. G. F.
Salon, of Brussels. -The eteam barge,
Afrioa, ran into this port on Saturday for
shelter, and left on Sunday for Sarnia tak-
ing in tow her 'consort, whieh had been
anchored six miles off this port.-Goderioh
fleet, condoling of 7 sohoonere and 10 steam
vessels, is safe in winter quartere.--The
young ladies of Goderioh propose to oom-
menoe the new year by inviting the young
gentlemen of this burg to a leap year ball.
-Last week a pauper mimed . Mary Brody,
died in the County jail after a long illness.
The deceased was considerably over 70, and
had been many years a resident of Huron's
Palatial Poor House. -The ladies of the
Viotoria-st. North church, gave their annual
hot sapper on Tuesday evening. -There was
one interment from ' G•oderloh in Maitland
cemetery during November, that of a child
a few hours old.- There is se yet but little
stir in munioipal matters.-Goderioh had a
nice fall of snow on Sunday. -The storm of
Friday night last so damaged the wire of
the street circuit, that Goderiohhad to do
without lamps on'Saturday.-It is 'expected
that between repairing old vessels and huild-.
ing new ones, thiswill be a busy wivaor at
the harbor.
After diphtheria, scarlet fever, pnoumoiiia
or any other severe illnese,th , e is no better;
tonic than Hood's Sarsaparil Sal 1
Hensall..
C
.. AwL^f..5 .
..
Wanted at the lleneall Oatme t mill earl
eten Week nab. wire ash. bassweed eine- ae
Iligbestprbces pail. Cell for Ienetof logs.
1). Uneenauv.
Ties unaeraipno+l scute.( reepert ally the ni;
' the farmers Of the community for past pet-
renage,.and weal ease Deg to inform theme
that owing to ieereasitsetesoneea t'soy have
untie C new mete o[rop320r, inrt`es can
have either stone or roller el3op.an the vote
shortest a •tire: ttigiaest peelsa anti.( for
clit eat. A quantity of ere?d wante'3. Cee..
Bac 5. d.
c .,p-ai ,1
m
Wheat sal to :d
notify Ill to Pa;
Oats . Olt to u;a,
rem alto#
Hay limo to Hetet
Bartter 1; to tri
Eggs --.. .. 17 to 17
Hors 5.64 to 5.25
Jolla 1lePhe'ren, e•f Woe lateen, chime -
ion ahem thrower of the serf( Watt in town
het weeks. Ito has reeeutly rettisood froth
Scotland, Of re iso tela part in flu Search
games, winning 31. He bel the pleasure
of patting the 22 Ib. ball in front of the
Queen at the Itehwsral enures. Friend John
enys be wag net a,lewel toconlpote at at1y
aeons until lie donna( the kilts. -Messrs.
Aryls 3f1 ?..4 er Male (sere on Friday far a
lead. of gee& their Drag► took fright and
ran away. They were emelt attlio railway
cressiug, but not unlit tee rig hat been
salaslacai to price*. -.fret. Scott will giro a
grand cane* rt in Exeter eel 12n2.
iCith.. I: proiniet•s to ba ilio f:•st 6*f size
seasen. Miss ttsa'o Atf+xanIkrsill tabs,
part, as well as the If ;many haled ,(tent
rrfota'tnu ^rag of Tontikn, hlsp program in
&eter rent,. -c1 la.go truster attend..I the
I. 0. O. F. est 6.rt at l]st•tile last weep. un t
F:17 that Mei Al, ,sete. r ,z'; tri a fav“site.-'-
Ik v. Mr. Attlee, n, ed Iiipb':'u, r.:nr;a,l "1r
lIenderseiz°a Ianipit in the Caravel ehnreh
at Sunday last. awl tori nebed two neeeptal,lt+
Perinone. Mr' I1Cn iersrsn eeuat1otel the
anniversary eervict s of the Rippon Preebv
term church, preaching ;(tree eerinone
during the day -two In ennneetion with the
anniversary, one to the'De:molars. On each
ccestion the congregation t±as unuoueliy
r, �hispacer
r c
d to has t ailed
large.-W.R.H s
�P
to Mr. T. Murdock for one of the moat
handsome home in HeanalI. For entree -
try it cannot well be beaten in the country.
Dir.Murdoait;teilllikelypit the nowpoescs ion
against some of hie track tlyers,-On Wed-
nesday lad Mr. F. aleyere while driving
along the road, was thrown violently to the
prouud by the horses making a sudden
jump, injuring his heal severely. -At the
last meeting of the Royal Templets of
Temperance the following officers were
elected :-S. C., Mr. John Doge; V. vg'.,
Miss L. Cook; P. C., Mr E. Rolling; C.
hire. G. Ingram: R. S., Mies C. V, Smith;
T. S., hire. Ross Me1'hereon; T„ Slia'a L.
Short; II„ Mr. W. Heighten; D, 11., E.
Blatchford. -The alteting rink will bo open -
ad shortly. Arthur Cosworth bas returned
(tome from Boston to mana go it. --Her
many friends in IlensaU will 'egret to learn
of the death of Miss Annie Coad, whieh oe-
eurrfsd at Listowel on Thursday last. De-
ceased was 40 ss ars of age. and had recent-
ly lived in Hetneal with her brother Mr. 11.
Coad, and was respected by a tarp circle of
friends. She had been HI for some time,
first of indigestion whioh turning to a
general doeliuo resulted in her death as
above. The funeral took placo on Saturday
her remains being interred in the cemetery
at Wingham.-Tho Misses Hotham and
Dalton, of Stena, spent the past week as
guests of Miss Norrie. Ilev. Mr. Henderson
will preach in the James -et. Meth. church,
Exeter, next Sunday evening. -The pack-
ing house proprietors intend enlarging their
premises next spring, their increasing trade
demanding the extension -An agent of the
Phonograph Co. of London, was in"town the
past few days, exhibiting one of the famous
Edison Phonographs. Prof. Scott, sang
into one of the cylinders, and next day
crowds thronged around to hear the machine
reproduce the Professor's song entitled "The
Little Fisher Maiden." -Thos. Berry is bay-
ing more lambs and borses and expects to
make another shipment shortly: -The
sleighing of the past few days enlivened
business somewhat. 'Farmers should see
the new roller o'lopper in the mill.-Annm-
ber of the looal sports went to the wood on
Monday to dig ont a fox. They did not
succeed.-Eleotion matters aro now being
talked of, and many seem bound to have
Mr. MoEwen contest the reeveship with
Mr. Fred. Hess, the present incumbent It
is learned that Mr. J. 0. Kalbfleiseh will
also be in the field for the reeveship. Mr.
9ahnell is down as oandidale for deputy
reeve. What about a second deputy ? Our
township is entitled to one. Who are going
to take their chances for this office ? Speak
up gentlemen, Hensall will fernieh its
quota.
Hay.
Sonoon R3a;Pone.-The following is the
November report for S. S. No. 2. Names
are in order of merit : Sixth -Homer Rus-
sell. Fifth -David Smith. Fourth -Ralph
Chapman, Fred Eaorett, Kate Chapman.
Sen. Third -Maud Russell, Nellie O'Brien,
Alice Gould, Jun. Third -Nellie Gould, 3.
Sbirray, Nellie Northoott, Sen. Seoond-
Heory Basch, Armor Todd, John Todd.,.
Jun. Second -Flora Northcott, Milton Rus-
sell, Nathaniel MoDonald. Senior 'Part -
Melvin Gould, Carrie Goold, Edgar O'Brien.
First ;Part -Berrie O'Brien, Willie Busch,
Robert O'Brien.
• W. H. JougsTON, Teacher.
Chiselhurst.
Barbra. -Miss Annie Rousom of Hensall,
spent last Sunday in the village. -A raffling
matoh of turkeys will be held here on Fri-
day evening. -Mea. MoMulloin of Belleville,
and her little boy, are visiting in this vioin-
ity.-The funeral sermon of the Into Robt.
Simpson was delivered in the Methodist
ohuroh last Sunday. -Mrs. lel, J'. Perkins is
visiting her mother in Mitchell. -The Sac-
rament of the Lord's Sapper will be held in
the Presbyterianchurch on the 20th inst.
-ivIr. Chas Robb and family moved into
this viilage last weeir. Mr. Robb is a retir-
ed farmer andhas obnaen this place as hiss
abode, We welcome Mr. 11 ,bb and family
to our burl.
JOHN WHITir It SONS
Pubilsher and Proprietors
St. Marys.
Bnt3;,re.--The Rev. Principal Cirent of
Ii:irlgston preuebei the ,ielicatory eerviees
of the reopening of the Presbyterian church
hereon Sundaylast. Thnbandsomethough
large ediE3ce was tilted to its lamest, creels
had to leave the cia•:reit, not being able to
eee:are n fest. His inlereeting din:nirso
wes well eteereelated by all bis hearers. Ho
also preached in the evening and the crawl
wee stall sire enurm ee. bo the ahem:eau
cls
ere re s e and
¢h re �ldre _ee to he S fila e.
t
y
On 'atonlny evening n very tine ,S a:el -• time
yeas anent irl the bailment of the church,
tvh. ro the crowd. niter. hasin,t 4.20 1313113)
jetati1O to that tlra^utifel awl dtiioletls 8pren'I
pre -are] hy the hitt*, of tele toes, m'.' - l
to lite 1891 er 1:381 of the eh`Areb where way
were enjoynf.ty, ertertuine'1 by ties 1e11470by
1144 elequont rt:1ireeees of Rev3's ler. C:%et3-
rene of Montfort, T. A. Cosgro.a .or St.
Marys, awl Tally t)f Mitclirli, The pro.
cesda of the tea together With the enoscrip-
tfnns kava cleared die bniltling (ewmities)
in finaucea,•.-A • grand and entertaining
menet will lie field in the Opera on There -
:lase Do. 17th, under the aaspices of the
Literary Society of the 4 • )•;orate Institute,
t,
when Prof. l.,e arLe ol..• tit the greeted,
eleeetionistw in Ameriee, will t'+ chief anter
of the evenir3lr. Ali are esrJia,ly tla3i10.i to
attend. --Mr. William t%nox was hor40 fr,.rn
Torout'e oa Senday )nit. --M 84 Julia Omni
an'] her brother :reit u 'ro n so t •:1.a' ¢_?
wlin0a9 the desiicatian of th tr a ur tt
Ttie',Maxwe:i'e leave+ 81181 :1 •,1 ra:::. 3 a l u
its fall blast.
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it .acea -e I • ale , to rf,^tt:1
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but bo id tl,,.t flo'ae lid ‘.8,811 fi 1a a,. ,:T.to * of
a .:7:re *bomb. 1110 hal a e"p•e ea 1.-'fh6,
cam on Thar: :lay la„t pua,e.1 off cath. r
quieetly. One of ;ho a ; uar`.l tit + :i 4 ilia day.
L;efore while the others c'ero fauna cart
gu^lty.__%fautor Sara Esever hi say ill at
present.- Mr 1J, i'zhrto Iv; Las nail Nen
able to do very rnaleit ia;t'ly, '.n n c:int of a
sore, keel .-Mr d W. tunnel, of C're htnn, was
in one village on Ther=tlay last, -Don't
forget the s
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! examination 4g'
Tuesday next. -Mr
11. Coal: wait to London
on Fraley. --Mr, ;spvee of Lamlon town-
ahip visited his si,.terMrs J. Hall fast week.
-Mimi hails of Usburuta has bc,:a mega
aq tee:^.per 131 192 of the jr. Div, of our
aahaol. The present teacher of rho Sr. Die.
has been re engaged.s-The toboggan t'lido
was x3301301 on Mon4ay night. A largo
number took advantage of the free rib:, -
ll: and Mrs 11 Itichnrdeon, of Detroit, aro
riefung Mrs Riebard,on's father, Mr 0.
Ilehluein.-In last week's noire it should
read 0145 lbs of fowl instead of 6110" head of
fowl. -On Wednesday evening of last week
a meeting was held in the Evaugelloal
church to enici,ler 1.o advisability of or-
ganizing a branch of the Upper Canada
Bible Society here. Tho agent Rev 8. N.
Moyer, wag present and addressed the audi.
ones in the interest of the Society. After
the address it was decided to organize, when
the foliating officers were elected. Prosid-
eut, Mr R. Cook; Vice Pres, Mr J. Snell;
Secy Trews, Mr S. 11. Ranch; Committee
-Messrs J. Hall, S. Weber, C. Miller, and F.
Schroeder.
Zurich.
lantern -Mr Johnston of the Goshen
Lino has sold his valuable farm to Mr
Kcohler.-Old Mr Curry has cbanged his
quarters. He will remain for the coming
year with Mr Hildebrand, of the Central
Road. -Mr Albert Faflin paid our village a
flying visit on Saturday lass. -Ur and Sirs
Latta visited Mr Latta'8 parents in Chisel -
hued, last Saturday and Sunday, -Pig
killing and sausage making is the order of
the day. -The recent fall of snow:has made
the sleighing fairly good and many of the
young men are taking advantage of this by
giving their best girl a cutter ride. -Mr
Happel, of Berlin, was in the village on
beakless this week.- Mr Ferdinand Hess is
busily engaged in training his young trotter.
-Mr Fred Hess is rapidly disposing of hie
cutters and sleighs. This is the place to get
a good outfit for the winter. Lots more on
hand. -Esther, the little daughter of Mr
Ed Appel is aeriouelp i11. We hope soon to
learn of her recovery. -The boys and gide
are busily engaged in practising for the
coming entertainment. -While Mr Wm
Wurm, clerk in the general store of Appel
h Zeller, was preparing to start from Hen-
sall station with a large load of goods, the
team became frightened and started for
home on the double. Mr Warn was notin
the wagon at the time and maintains that
he had not time to get in, The horses
were oaptnred before they succeeded in
getting away from Hensall. No serious
damage was done excepting that Will got a
bad shaking up. -Dir Simon Mehl, late
editor and publisher of the Unionville, Much
holm was in the village last week. Quar-
terly meetings were held in the Evangelical
charoh on Saturday and Sunday last, Rev
S N Myer presiding. -Mr Oates was visiting
friends in the village last week. -Miss
Hannah Rupp, formerly of this place, was
on Tuesday married to Mr Schlachter, of
Berne, Miohigan. We wish the happy
couple all the success imaginable. -Mr and
Mrs Sohoellig of the Goshen Line celebrated
their golden wedding on Tuesday last. -
Miss Kate Brenner has retutned from.
Rochester -Council will meet in the town
Hall on Saturday next. All accounts
against the municipality should be present'
ed on or before that date. -The recent
floods have done considerable datilage
throughout she township in the way of
destroying culverts, etc. -Nominations will
be receiyed this year for two deputy reeves
the number of voters • on the last revised
voters' list being more than one thousand.
This is the first time that Nay township
has had the privilege of sending three mem.
bera to the county council, -Mr Fred
Hess, jr, our enterprising jeweller is mak-
ing some improvements in his shop. -We
believe that some of our townsmen have
been "taken. in" by a supposed firm in
Toronto, which proposes to do something
that thoydo not carry out. .Anerror iu
you. last issue in reference to this natter
marl- the article appear rather laudhablo.
read a1!Ifl Sala
FOR 313 DAYS
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f prove our t^ .1.19,
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.4,4l1 pi -overly ti.ie i oet•an4 s5bnF';1 lit; Mr
i It t1 11Iv is the e:il:3tracta+r. T,Lok tli , 121: a
e .ep,1d3.2 80 33'813 C '8 0,.o,S eliej
21i",1:713••• :.:28 the rr:.i:ntaiateilthat plc I€ :,:ut
t I •1 n9tfntiiii the nblig:xtaslus 'cal Dia ten-
der. 'Ver .•0rreep)ra le:3t I3a5 gT-.'41 r, a°.s ns
to l,e'li••v, tint gIr Melia is a relfalde° cud
eomla •tarait gran to .pmfortn the wort;. be
bar:14; :iiia.(,".e•tedestisfaetortly i:rhe cr>n-
tr _tis i,f a : kl.i1'lr nature in other part,1 of
t, • stir, not only large drainage ti 2;rks
33;,.,r the %ln deopal Act but gore rnrr eat
winE., a well, Debenturesto the amount
s l lc nt e t o int
of the contrast will it iesr,cd ite)me:liately
and the apparently insurmoantal'le tach of
canotrneting the Hay swamp drtins will le
overesene at leu3t,
it
Clinton.
Lrtll,r•,.---There is a readied circle in
this toren and the places of meeting are
the residences of the members, se theme
they ao to meeting it is a rule that they
walk rlt la in without knotaaitng. One
evening last week this circle met, and
one young man walked up to the house
and walked into the parior, but he found
that it was empty, so he thought bo
would take a walk before the rest came,
and he got up and was about to ro out
when he met the lady of the house and
imagine his chagrin when he found he
was In the wrong place. -51r. Barry
Reed received a large owl front Mr. Me -
Pherson, Exeter, this week. -1t. E.
Pickard passed through Clinton on Tues
nays -ten Tuesday* evening the Itiodel
class of 191 assembled at the residence
of the Principal, Mr. Loch. They re-
ceived a hearty welcome and after laying
off coats and jackets they were brought
to silence by Mr.Holdsworth of llolmes-
vtlle taking the floor and reading an
address to 1Ir. Loch. :it the t+11eo time
Miss Jennie Mustard of Bruceiield pre-
sented the Principal with a beautiful
easy chair and stool. Mr, Lech was
taken completely by surprise and replied
to the address in a few wellchoet*n words,
The company dispersed at a reasonakle
hour and all were satisfied they were
treated in the best possible manner by
the host andhostess.-One day last week
Mr. Alex. Hillan became somewhat under
the influence of the tanglefoot, and the
sidewalk not being wide enough to carry
him, he managed to fall through a large
pane of glass. He was extricated, but
on examination it was found that he
was badly cut about his head and throat.
The doctor found it necessary to put
three stitches in his throat. -What is
wrong with moving Exeter market up to
Clinton ?-- A meeting of the Pedigree
Society of Ontario was held at the Rat-
tenbury Hotel in this place on Wednes-
day. -The Josie Mills Co. was in town
on Friday and Saturday, but they did
not meetwith much sucoess,they dropped
aboub $100 here. -Town Clerk Coates
is about to be around again. -The many
friends of Mr. James Turnbull will be
pleased to hear that he is convalescing,
but he is still confined to the house.
Mr. A. H. Manning is still confin
the house. -One day last w two
young ladies from Goderioh dot off the
train and went over t ohe Waverly
hotel, and while t lore they en-
gaged in a with the fists, one of
them receiving• a beauty mark in the
shape of a black eye, The police got onto
the racket however, and gave them the
ohoic eof spending the night in the cool-
er or leaving town; they chose the latter.
The Russian famine is ezleoted fa
cause a budget deficit of $60,000,0007
Mr.Spurgeon's disease is pronounced
incurable, and must run its course.
From 300 to 500 Christians were_.
maosacred in the recent riots in Moiiea
golia,
The Pope's expenditure is said .to
exceed his receipts by nearly 3,000,-
000 francs.
As many as 20,000 of the natives of
Japan have left their country this year
to seek fortune elsewhere.
A Montreal Catholic priest, defend-
ing Mr. Mercier, says the Premier bins
done more for the church than ell
Governments since Confederation.