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VOL. IV. EXETER, ONTARIO,..TIM.RSDAY,..'tr. 1802.. NO 241 •
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The Moiso s Bank.
(Chartered by Parliament, 1855.)
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Head office Montreal. •
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ey on (./e posit Reeeipts. Savings Bank at 3
per con t.
N. DYER HURDON
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TRIVITT Mkurnixa.r. Cnurten.--Rev. F. H
Fa.tt. Rector. Sunday Services, 11 Et- m
and 7.p. m. Sabbath Sell ool, 2.30 p. ra.
METHODIST Cnunon-jaafaes-st , Rev. A.. L.
Russell, Pastor. Sunda.y Services,10.30 a. m.
d6.30 p.m. Sabbath School, 2.30 p.m.
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tWO doors north of Carling Store,
milli STREET, EXETER, eatraets teeth.
without 1m1n. Away at itenbail on ast
Friday; Aalsi• Craig o(1 tind and 41h Tuesday;
and. Zurich 031 131-331 .thursday 03 333(311 mouth.
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kJ. College Dental Surgeons successor to
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.. .b. Billings. Office ovur U''N ell's Bank,
t. 1 :rotor., Out. A Safe anaesthetic geyen for
huiennless extraution of teeth. .bille Gold
.Rill.) igs as required.
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12111ED. W. FARNOOMB, Provincial Land
•Fr.: Surveyor an(1 "Civil Engiiieer. ()tics,
Over Post Oilice, Main street, Hxeter, 011L.
B WHITELY M., PHYSIC
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toria and ElgPncestraenet.s, Gotten=
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Ontario.
1-911..T. A. ROLLINS. OFFICE -MAIN ST.
Residence -Corner Andrew and. North
Streets, Exeter, Ontario.
Dit. T. P. McLAUGHLIN, MEMBER OF.
the Colloge of Physi Clang and Surgeous
Ontario. Physician, Surgeon and Aceouch-
our. Office, .Uashwood, Uxtt
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1-1.A.IVD MILLER, Veterinary Surgeon,
Graduate of the Ontario Veterinar.y
College, rorouto, (Successor to Wm. Sweet,
V. S ) Over 18 years practice. 011100 and
residence one blook east of RiehardPickards
• store., Opposite Skating Bink, Exeter, Ont.
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D11.. T. A. AMOS, M. Do C. at , member of
. College of Physielans and Surgeons,
Ontario; licentiate of thu Royal College of
Physicians and Surgeons Edin burgh; licen-
tiate of the Faculty of Physicians and Sur-
geons, Glasgow; Fellow of Trinity Medical
College, Toronto. Office -Dr. Cowen's old
stand.
1:111. J. H. MaLE- LLAN,
EYE & EAR SURCIEWL
Graduate New York Eye and Ear Hospital
Eyes tested. and glasses supplied, , }Rice cor.
Maple and. Talbot streets.
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f BROWNWinchelsea. Licensed Auct-
., JL. ioneer for the Counties of Perth and
Middlesex, also for the township of Ilsborne
• Sales promptly attended 10 3331(1 tormsreason
able.Sales arranged at Post ()glee., Winchelsa
A S. ROLLINS, late of Manitoba,' Lioexis.
..M.,sed Auctioneer, for thrs cousities•of Hur-
on and Middlesex. Residence: 1)21310 south
of Exeter, Ont. Sale Orders by mailer other-
wise promptly attended to at rettionable
prices. ' • •
Saul Dambton and the townships ofStephen
and Hay Alf sujos promptly atiehded 10,
Tit BOSSENBERRY, Hensel]: Ontario. Lie -
X. -1 • ensed Auctioneer for the Clountys of
Huron and. Perth.: Charges moderate and
a tisfactirn guaranteed.
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LHARDY, Licensed Auctioneer , for the
. Conn fly of Huron. Sales 001aleated 033
' reasonable terms. 1(333,03 311)31 Earm.Stock
s pecial by. , Full arritngements can bo made
at this office.
li`AB:SIS FOR SALE,
West half of lot 10,. Concession 6 in • the
. township of iTsborno.tll the county of Huron
' containing therein 60 acres more or less.
There is about 30 cares cleared and the hal-
ance bash, beha g mixed with Wine: ash and
ocular, A good wind -mill with a 'coed well
• wittitr and well suited for stock raising,
loor further particulars itmay.to GPO. Hunt -
• 11 -14E0 to or to .Tolin Ilhater, 11. 11-3181330
P. O.
esetsn SAWAIttl) Am a case. of Dyspepia
EDLICAT.thatt minuet be eared. IN ature's
Method. Home treatment Full particular9
anal sample treatment free. Sund. 10 cien 13
for mailing Tint ST, LAWRENCE 00,
NOVA Seoti1-.-2t. AIENTION THIS
EFUSE TO RENT.
A fine Briek Cottage and one lot of lantli
situated on C.iarting street.eontaining there- C1 -1.t Off the prinie of hit manhood,
in 8 email) odiouProoms in first-olass order, W11011 all 1.113111 makes life dear is glad;
nerd is lb good well of water, eistern, and a
frame 1 arn on the premises. Terms rv wn. Oil ! 011 May 111.10 Dmion feel mournful,
n1•AlHodgins or at this olliee.-239 N•M
id malty a brave heart feel sad. '
ue. Tor further partrdart, applyieto Coo
'PRINCE. ALBERT VIOTOR
Died January I4thl 1891, aged
28 years.
NOTICE TO CII.E.EssE PATRONS.
The 11.111131331. .111011"-0pti• of the :,..a.trons of
Con tralia Clivest, Pactory, Will he held on
Saturday, anaistry at 2 O'clock p.m , at
the factory. Ceutraiiit, for the transaetion
of gen vral busine.s. sT1103.• COATES, Pres.
,
NOlICE.
Dm:10'141U his cold graspnn the metal,
Ile flees both to, rieh and to peon:
*id Royalty hewed in submission,
Altd Prince Victor's life is now o'er.
'Receive then Royal father and mother
This message from Canada's shore; •
"Her people mourn with you in sorrow
, And deeply your great loss deplore."
Thu Council of the Corporation of tne .
County of Huron will meet in tho 001106
. 3. fis'b1:il1100.m.lodurieh, 013 MoSu.y„1111113111ilth Teyou airrnces,8 bar°ted,'
at 3 o'clock. pan. WILLIA.31 LA:N% Bowed dowo with sorrow and eerie,
J anuary 8, '92, Co. CLirk,,
WO pray C -ted may 11.211t. 11 the burden
ileini ea =aka
till A
P a Of the Cross WhiCh He's eausts you to
Written for the A deoccite.
' N. DYHR ETURDON,
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MIL DAVID .iNEWELL (Stratford P, 0) has
been appointed Local Inspector for the Can-
ada Company in tins plums of Mr. J11.0 Spaok-
m an resigned.
Parties having Canada CM-11.12am, business
to transact will flud Mit. NETVEI:14.at
HAVVIC.SHAW'S HOTEL,
EX.ETE13,,
.The first Thursday of eatth month, com-
mencing February 41111. 1891.
Rexflcal it AgE
s
IF YOU WANT TO
Buy or Sell a Farm
IF YOU WANT TO •
Buy or Sell Town Property
IF YOU WANT TO
Borrow or Lend Money
IF YOU WANT
Collect ions Make
Call at Mr. In, Spackman's
Real Estate Agency.
Business Transa.ctions strictly' con-
fidential. Intending- purchasers will
receive the best adyice in ielectines
laud or Linen sites. , • .
Also agent for Allan Line • •
•eantl-StatiaLitie•SteekinsisiPs.
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Office- Main Street, Exeter, On&
Address: -JOHN SPACKMAN,
Box 44.
Olandeboye.
Oetruerty.--Very general and • deep
regret is expressed in this community
at the death of Mrs. Sutton; beloved -
and much esteemed wife of James Sm.'
ton, M. D., Of this placenat the age of
49 years and 10 months. Deceased
contracted a heavy cold about two
weeks ago, which . transmuted to in
liammatien of the lungs, causing
Much intense suffering, and in spite of
the best Medical skill she was claimed
by tbe cold hand of death on Tuesday
the 191-h inst. A cheerful, loving
friend, kind aud true as she was intell-
igent and good, she leaves behinti her
the fragrance of a pure life thet will
remain until memory lasts. We extend
onr.heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved
in this their irretrievable loss. The
funeral took place yesterday, (Wedoes
day), which was largely atteuded.
Zurich.
Mr. C. F. Wagner formally a resident
of this village but now of Dakota is at
present renewing old acquaintaaces
here, It appears the climate of Dakota
agrees well with Mr. Wagner as he is
looking hale and, hearty. -Mr. •Horace
Hardy who is attending the Godertch
a. 8.. was home on a visit last Saturs
day and Sunday but returned last MO71
day. -A load of our boys took a sleigh
ride to Dashwood last. Sunday. -Miss
Hoffman who has been employed at D.
8teinbach's of New Hamburg, who has
been visiting in this vicinity for the
last two or three week returned home
last week •eniss Lizzie and Angeline
Hess left for South Bend and Miss Bar
bare Lippert and MissMary Wurm left
for Detroit last week. -La Grippe the
modern epedemic has of late taken
hold of the majority of our citizens and
some are having a severe attack of it.
In some of our neighbouring towns it
proved fatal but so far we have escap
ed. -Last Menday Mr, Robt. Larmoue
our genial stage driver tnetwith rat-
her a painfulact:idea, by some means
he slipped end fell with great force on
his keee knocking it out of joint. We
hope S0013 to pee. Bob around again as
his musical voice calling "board" will
be missed -We are a present having
a good spell of sleighiug tvhich WC
have not had fen: some years. The good
sleighing puts, our village in •a lively
state -Lest Mosiday eouncil meeting
was held in the town•htill and the var
bus Wilms vere elected.' This Was
the first sitting of the new council,
Our well known carriage matitfaetur-
el' Min Pred HesS had quite a display.of
mitten in front of his shop ,last week,
We are sorry to My that Mr, Peter
Wagner is: at present extremly ill with
la grippe, but.hope to soon see him
around agahis
Staffa•
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. Good sleighing has taken the place
of muddy roads The Outgo is
w'elcome one to the people of this place
-We Are sorry to have to repert the
death of Mr. William Chubb one t:f the
oldest residents of this plea, wbie.h.sad
event occurred on Saturday, the' 91.11.
inet. Deceased had resided in Statia
for about 39 years and was for many
years the only blaelssm'ai in it. His
death was a great surprise to the
neighborhoed as it Was not generally
known that he Ives .seriously ill. Mr.
Chubb was. much respected for his
many estimable alai amiable qualities
and his bereaved friends have many
sympathizers The funeral took place
on Tuesday the 1211b inst., the Rey. Mr.
Burwash conduating the funeral &try
ices. -Mr. William Worrier' and Mr.
Thos. Oliver are seriously ill and much
anxiety is felt on their itecount,-.-The
congregation of the English aural
Strain met with a disappointmeut on
Sunday evening. It has since been
learned that their minister, the Rev.
Mr. clermon, is ill with an attack of the
grippe.
Brucefield.
, (To late 103, 1(3331 Week.)
.Fnasoleai3.--aMr.Disnetin„,,Cameron
NL Mtee agent; St': Jet Man; it home
at present. -Rev. J. Higgins, of 11(min-
tain, Ont, is visiting his mother who is
ill with la grippe. He also conducted
service iu Can Presbyterian church last
Sabbath. -Miss Ray Jamteso.n returned
tn Paris last week. -Football meeting
of the Rovers will be held in Mr. Geo.
Simpsoe's store Friday evening. A full
attendance of the members, ree nested,-
Mr. Wm. Graham, of Belmore. is home
at present. -Mr. John Kaiser; black-
smith, leaves for Varna this week,
where he has opefled out a shop. -La
Grippe is still with us. -Mr. R. Hothenn
has taken a winter's job with the Dr.-
We are sorry to state that Mr. John
McDonald is very ill with la grippe.-
Rev. Mr. Tully, of Mitehell, conducted.
anniversary services in Union church
last Sabbath. He also gave a splendid
lecture on the Pyramids of Egypt, the
following evening which was very int
cresting. Mr, Tully is a very able and
pleasing speaker. -Our town is' bloom-
ing since sleighing arrived., Logs,
wood, hogs and grain in abundance.
The market has been crowded all week.
-Mr. John Manson and family leave
for'Brandon, Man, this week. -Rey.
Mr. Winchester, .of Berlin; who has
been a missionary in China for :•two -
years will de,liver a lecture • here' , on
Friday evening On ChiOase-•' We are
again called on to announce the death..
Of Mrs. George pleWese which took
plates Tuesday -of last week' The re -
mains were interred in Bantes cetnete-
rv.-We are sorry to record the death
Of Mr. Duncan CamAll
Cameron, tailor of is
W
place, who died ediresdtty evening!
of last week. * Mr. Cameron had been
in failing health for some tithe, ,but
about a week before his death he took
an attack of In grippkfrom which he
never rallied. He was a member cf.
the late john Rose congregation aristi
a Sabbath School teacher for many;
years. Ile was ail earnest Christian
worker and oar loss is his gain to day.
He leaves a wife arid four sons, all Of
whom ale grown up and holding good
positionsLin ManIto,ba. Duncan, the
youngest, having come home to attend
his father in his last illness. Deceased
was 78 years of Age and one of our
oldest pioneers and best citizens.
• flensall,
Saw-Lokt4 III'anted.-Highost prices paid
for any quantity of good 901-311(1.1 ogsi-Maple
Bassw o od , Elm , Ash ,0edar, Hemlock,
deliveredn m
iy.ya.
rd ilensall or at mill on
the 8rd coneessloni Hay. Custom sawing
promptly attended to at bilth places.
Retry. Bkr.,:r.; HensaiL.
The funeral of the late Jennett Mor.
risen will take place frdin her 131-113) rest ,
dence on Tieureffity the 21s11 inst., for
MeTaggarts eetnetery. Deceased had
been ailing a short time but was not
coesiderser dengerous nntil la grippe
seized her end ended her sufferings.'
Her deinise is regretted by a large
esambet of friends and relatives.
The'skating rink is now Open and
lete the iee is in splendid cotiditien.
Mr. Sermon bee.e...,beern, y3.e.ry, illu_llate 1°"81) 1 11( distaret. 0131- the -D•r
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LaBb
om11,Bsucceeded in sgthaunte1 0TA
withhigpp4eceamon
has returned Brussells tie engage iu Piug far, and 110 1131(11313) 'vat' Are EarleeSt, Cleenfllif 0.1.1a
acme. save a few ugly cuts,' which the'
Ooii-
bors received. It WIll be tame time
befere it will be fit te drive health. --
r. 1fart Eitber 3133(1 wife at1.odcd the
funeral of the tate Mrs, W. .11, Hoagies,
Beesall OD Saturday last. -As Mr. Rich
ielts of Centralia was dj1vi33gtbrolxgh
town on :trembly Ian his horse 3Iii.:(1;
9.7d jurnraid, into the' ditch, upsettieg
the cutter alai Jr Frieks in [ha 8110W
Mi' Charles Zenker is on thst siels list
!he ph otogra pith) busin ess, -e-Mr. John
McMahon, or trey, sold a eolt last week
to Mr. James Eilhen of Virden., Nitwit°
ba; 2 years eld, for the sum of Sit0.00,
It was a tine ,atilmal and this 18001)81(1
°red a 'good p r (g4 co 'side r t easy
barites are at:Mag.-Mr: Ed. 'Bosses/berry.
who was bittenby a stalliou last week
is slowly recove..ring from the )iL13 -
0 Lir doctors have heen busily engaged
during.the paet week looking after the
&lent !
THE ENTRIES Rum IN
informatio4 of Value to ThE,
Tnterestod !
Uendeede heppy aed thrifee
bouse here but what there is one
homes la Canada, are Working eiteer•
suffers oF grippesesThere is seareely Iand 313311,40111313"ar") oi! ftd13'.:
11- On Seeday last one of our village in);\ ;that mastAaterpmag contest, kerne"
or
secured a desere hors,: and rig' tO .go 10
Exeter aud aftengeeting nieely out of
Exeter, On his return home, the horse
ran away, lea'tug' A B to • return on
foot, .YOung 311e11 should Ivey twee at.
teethe) to their bor1131 and lees to their
sweetheart then these Mishaps Would
not happen,
Usborne Council.
Council met on the 18th inst puree -
ant to the Statute, the following gentle
mei! 11 ir 1)0011 d lib', elected, meth)
el el sa bscri bed. the necessa rv &chola,
boako, viz! _Thos Ka', Reeve; Mess -
ion end took their seats at Cite,. (3(13311011
r's itts Kychn-lonatinte Shier
Thos. Cameron, Councillors Shier -
Halls that W. Kydd hc Deputy Reeve
for 142. Carried. lin 11 -Shier the t G.
W. Ho! men he (Aegis of the mu niel pa 1 i ty
of Uestenete at same stalary as last year.
Carried. Cameron -Revs -id. 13 ,k mold-
niqtill that D. Hay be elerk at 3 Sa lary
ef 565, Lost.' Slinie-Hails that W.
Liwrs aeseeser:fhtnthe turrent year
at a salary of $50, Caeried. Cameron
It CY Set:DU& r that•the Treasurer 83311 001
lector for 1692 be the same pereon end
that the salary fer shell crudes shall be
tfpn: Curled. Shier.-Ca,noron that T
Coate Ise Treaeurer forthe current yetit
atee salary of $70 and that he furnish
'betas) the amount•of:512000 to the
sett faetion of • this council. Carried
Krici-=ideles that A. Duncan . be col-
lectortfais the year.1892 at se salvor of
555.ands that he farnish satisfactory
bowle'tost'ne•Qouncil in the nm 01
0000813111411. Kydd- Hs that the hy
law appointing D. S. Campbell Erie -
neer for this township under the ditch..
es andwater-tourses act be • repealed,
and that A pew by law be. drafte(1 aps
pointiune F. W. Earncombe tp engineer
Carried. Sp:ere-Camerae that the,
Board. of Heeltinfer.1892 he composed
of, theelneeteesateasisesandliMetesesCr Hun
1.alieltietS114'fins1tt aild-0S•1146nteitla' at -a
$1.50 pet day when on dhty, that Dr.
Irving be Medical Health Officer at $3
per day when on duty, and that j. 0.
Tufts be Sanitary Inspector at $1.50
when on duty. Carried. Hall-Sheir
that M. Routly„ J. Hazelwood, R Ked
dy, G. Rook sen, T. Passmore. S. Camp-
bell, W. °Milian sou and R. Hunter be
pound keepers for the current year
Carried. Kydd-Shier 111011. 1.113) follow
ing be appointed fence viewers for the
curreut year yiz.-J. Copeland, A. -Cole
P. Moir, R Delbridge, 0. Switzer, C.
Coats. Carried. Ceme,ron-Kydd that
G. Rutherford be appointed auditors
meet to audit the accounts on the 22nd
lust at 9 o'clock a. m The Reeve ap-
pointed John Delhridge as the other
Auditor. Sheir-LCameren that the of
fel; of White & Son to do all the print-
ing usually requested by the township
for $89 be accepted. Carti±d 1.c ri 1
seconder in etnendment that the • offer
of the Sanders Pub Co. per Sarninel
Sweet to de the printing usually re
quired by the township for $37 be ac.
cepted. Hells-Kydd that Thos Veal
be contractor of the hall at $5 per year
Carried. Sheir-Cameron that the
clerk ask for, tenders from Saw Mell
oerners• to furnish cedar and rock elm
lumber required for the municipality,
said tenders to be laid before this coun
ell at its next meeting% Carried. Kydd
Halls that the tlaim of James Moir for
damages for, sheep killect by dogs
amounting to $16 being two thirds of
l.a.luation, be paid. .Carried. Sheir-
Cameron that .the expenses in.' connect-
ion with holding, the late municipal
election amounting to $24.50 be paid to
the clerk and an order drawn on the
treasurer for the same. Carried. Halls
Kydd that the Treasurer refused the
following $1 egch, being error in 'clog
tax viz Tr Heywood, J. Shute, E. Hew-
itt, and D.Richards. Carried. Shier --
Cameron that Jas. Halls get necessary
improvement done to the township hall
and 'grounds, Carried. Hells-Kydd
'that a by law be drafted eonfirming the
appointment Of the' .municipal 'officers
mat fixing their salaries. Carried,
Oameron-Kydd that the collectors roll
be reeeived his hoed delivered up and
an order issued on the treasurer for the
Collector's salary. Carried. Kydd---
Halle that 4 Duncan be refunded 50c.
Meg error in return of taxes to the
Treasurer. Carried. Halls--Kydd that
the account of Hart & Co atnoneting
to $4.41. for munieipal planke be paid.
Carried. Carneron-Kydd that the
Collector be refunded 52 uncollectable
dOg tax. Carried. The. following. .or-
ders were granted vis -Jas. Moir sheep
killed by doess,,516; Ce W. Holman elee
011 expenSeS, 24,60; Hart 4. Co. mince -
pial blank, 4,41; A. Duncan salary . as
Collector, $55 ; A Duncan Rh col lec l3,1710
dog tax 52; A. Duncan error in return
of taxes 50c; T. HeyWood• error in dog
astessmeat $1; J. Shute do. $1; E.' How
itt do, $1.; R, Richard do, $1.• On mot
itm of W. Kydd-j, Halis the counell
adjoarned tO meet on. Saturday Feb,
Oth ttt 11 a, m, Gno. W. 110X -MAN.
Clerk
more cases in It • he ditease, is still
spreadiug 31.3101111 111 coutintion there is
uo telli ug where the result will be. The
TefflaillS of Mra 'William 11. Hedgins
were iriterredin the, thatuseille. ceme-
tery 'on , Satin**, • afternere, by ,ole.
Revs Peat, litinderann, awl Ifedgins,
trent t ale rgelethering of se le t yoS
aud Wends. Deceased had ikon in ill
health for otly a short time, but la
grippe seized her and 40011 shortened
her days. The...funeral was the larg•est
that has been seen la this section of
Mentes. for sense time, whit+ goes to
show that she wes held in MO esteem
by her may e'equaintences. She leav-
es n 8titall family and hueheird to
mourn the loss. She Was a lady, hen-
ored,lo ved and mantic ted iu. liFc,and sin-
eerely tuourOed to (.1.•ath -Mr. Robert
Bell will run arientable sew -mill in the.
village duriug, thil cormug season and
now 18 1)(1311y eugagert buying, 'a
quantity of logs, '1 1113 Forreeters en-
tertained their fieiends alal themselves
to an oyster supper on Tnesday evere
ing. S,peecnee, n atld Music enli vs
ened the proceeding entire eveising un -
1113 all had become fatigued with joss,
Whun all %VCildofb,heil say homeward.
Ciediton.
Quite a numbStrof our sporte took in
the.play beld in Ilrew's Hall Monday
night. Jack andeBob think they had
a fiy time -MnfeeStahls had the mis
fortune of beinittkieked by it horse. and
Ind his arm broken in two places. He
being an old malts doing as well .as
can be expected ender the treatment
of our village doetors-Eli King is busy
getting the timber out for his barn. -
A. Homier is mooing G-Clark'e imple
ment shed to his place. We wish' him
sincess as he is gbing to give it a lift
on a wheelbarrota:en Our town is quite
lively since thelttoy came with teams
robe far nd erseestal teem: inns '01.eilt.ighlad
and lumbere-sebarlie Taylor is home
on a visit and by appearances he will
take back more thanborses with him.
-J. Pains is home .= a vacation.- Our
li•very man,.Mr Brown, has been on
the sick list for a time but we are glad
to see his smiling laze mice more.
Mrs. S. Eseery and family, who have
been visiting friendandabout St.
Marys; have returned' looking hale and
hearty. -The Misses Abbett, of London
are in the neighborhood on a visit to
their many friends and the purpose go.
to betrott next week- We wish them
it safe journey. -The Ladies of the
Methodist church gave a tea on behalf
of the church on the 18th inst at which
they made over $60. It was largely
attended and we must congratulate
the ladies on the sumptuous repast pro.
sided.. After' haying done justice to
the above the people repaired to the
main body of the church where they
listened to the very able discourses de-
livered by the•Rev. Holmes, of. Grand
Bend and Revs. McDonagh and Rus-
sell, of Exeter. Brinsley String Band
was in atteudance and greatly pleased
the andienceby their music. The their
, .
rendered several selections; Owing to
the amount of provisions left they held
a social the next Wee -Revival Ser -
•vices are being carried on in the Ger.
Man church. -We were glad to see the
smiling face of Miss Lampert and Mrs.
Pack, their sister, of London, to which
place they returned last Thuraday.-A
very pleasant event took place at thg
residence of Mr. W. Balms on the 12th
inst, it being .themarriage of his
daughter Sadie to Mr. Charlie Taylor,
of Michigan. The happy couple soo1.
intend going to their Irmo in Mieln
gan and we wish them a safe und,
pleasant journey. --We are sorry to say
that Charley Zwiker is a Victim to Le
Grippe. -Mr. Adair, Engineer of Mr.'
Sweitzer's grist, rniBnhed the ntisfor
time to seriously hurt his foot by let:
tittle 6 stick of cord wood fall on it. -
Mr. John •Sander8 while returning from
hauling brick to St. gents and rating
his team follow the sleigh in .which he
was riding had the ill lank while asleep
to let his team runaway. , We Weald
aeylse the gent to sleep et keno ext
time•
.• .Me. Sam Lampert and wife 'petit
Sunday last with Mr. Lampeet's parents
in Dentield.-Sleighing IS good and
our town has a lively appearance from
the large number of brick, lumber and
wood teams that pass through. --We
wish to eorreet the error which appear,
ed in our last correspondence with ref-
erence to Mr, Feed knight organizieg
singingeelass in oue town iti Which it
read that he did not succeed in organ-
izing a class. On the contrary Mt.
Knight NI:as so scessful in his' endeavors
and has a large class started which is
progreesing nicely, and We hope his
pupils may prefit tnueleby his teach
ings.-One day lest week tts Dr. Steels
ler was driving through two one of
the holdback straps. on •thehtitiri0ne71
broke, alluwing the cutter' to rt
Ma° 18 1-3 fair attendance. -The Itevthe horse'S Insole, causing it to run fut.
saseenseeneeeiteste-' selee3
atki the "Dutinoild Dye Corn petitioue'
times 'plisses, the interest, iticreasese
and tilt, '.Ezitry Forms " .from intend-
ing C0111 p .i t twit .t.ti'll' coming tit fast er
ehti,1 eves -More. This hullers stersn te
be fully aware of the utility NIA 31 I DO
*Of Ois 'novel competition -the first of
ite kied ette4. tried. in the Domiliton ..;
and all are a'seureff of its complete tile -
cess, owleg to the fact that le has been
staeted aed backed up fluancially by
(me of the wealthieet manufacturingeon-
dents in Cada-the Wells nr. Richard,
soli Connancefacturers of • the popular
Diamond. Dyes, At this ettrticulaz .
point we ceasider it. opportune ' to
mark that.:t'On It Of our leading men-
ufaceurers exhibit the.liberai and bread.
bueitiess views such as are peunliar te
the manufaeturers of Diamond Dvea.
People, generally, appreciate liberali y
when propetly directed, and whenti4.,
act is sponte peons and hearty. Tiiiil
free distriii ism of $13500 to the ladives
of sur cotustay, who have. bun using a
phpul ar •11, taw sef ul• 1)00131(3 1)0111 a r tic tee
hasnevertiten thought of before. The
remarks rvently made by a promiewit
JadvefairlS4Vsse jli expresses the feelii)sse'
of th.c lidierAgarcling this " Diamm74.
Dye Cemetetieion." Site .saidn ".11
seems to meeehat the manufacturers eT:
Diamond Dyses ate paying us large
premiums because we have been using
80 many
v .0,, ft,,,,,,, ir beautiful dyes in our
. .. .
'While we 4re allowed. to state that
this is trild asisier as it goes, we are re-
quested to 8.4.. thannne great objeet of
the Competitiornis is:eget-her together al
e,.a, •ettarters,of the Dornie- ,
vast collec,til oh the handiwork 'of the
ladies fro-
ion, so that tie:public may have an op-
ptirtunilysof eudging 0111116 great pots-
stbilities,aild'wonderful.elfects of
m:laid Dyes. os •
Let us tow pant the ladles to the
dial of timeserspdstwaranthem. ellat -the ' '
dayn auxe ii•Yin et -TeOsketreolv de. theta sne,es- n--- ---
deekle 'early, at,once, If they intend be-
coming participants in this free contest
They should, without delay, fill tip And.
send in their form: elentry, which will
be found on page 15 of the book of in-
structions and rules. We may remiud
all ladies who have not seen this book
on the Diamond Dye Competition, that
they obtain it from the druggist, or
from the :Wells 81 -Id Richardson CO..
Montreal, who will send it post free to .
any address. •
We pie:same it is needless at t1.118
time to inform the ladies that this QOM
petition is (tee and open to all. It does
uot cost anything to exhibit your fancy
work or other :roods; andewhether yoe
are successful or fail to 1.811.6 31 prize for
your wokk, millet -Am* it is still your
property, and is returned te vou free 61
Cost. In this way the gain is all on
your side, and 'tile entire coat and ex-
penses fall on the manufacturers. -
' At the present time, we believe suf-
ficient has boat said to the ladies as te
the advisability ,of making early- appli-
cation for a place in this grand contest.
This is necessary, as special prepare-
tionehave to te made for suitablenex-
hibition space to properly display the
vast number of articles that .will be
sent in.
1311.BERS.
Exe.ter, on the 161.11 inst., the
wife of Mr. homes Daw, of a son..
Stinelen-in Exeter, on Jan. 201111, the
wife Mr. Affeed 'Sheen of a dangles
ter. '
MEAT tIS
Hensall, on the 15elt
inst., Phoeniali; beloved will of Mr.
'W. R. Hodgins, of the Commercial
Hotel, aged 42 years, intirment tools
place at the Faorisville cemetery on
Saturday afternoon last.
MoNeisn.-In St. Tnornas, on the 151k
hist., James McNabb, , formerly of
Exeter, aged 88 years.
Aximetows.-In Clinton, on the 17th
inst., Mrs. Andrews, relict of the late
Silas Andrews, aged 71 years, A
months and IB years.
MOH R ISON.--I11 ROD 881 1, 011 the 19th
inst., Jennett, beloved wife of Robert
Morrison; aged 65 years, 6 months
and 2,5 days.
WHEN THE' BREATH
Is tainted.by catarrh 111 18 an evidence
that the disease has progressed to the
throat, perhaps to the larynx, and the
bronchial tabes. These are only stat-
ions on the road to the lungs. When
entarth hag progressel ttnd attacked
the bnIgs, there on be only oue result
--consumption teed death. Clark is
Catarrh Cure will arrett the disettee at
any point before the lungs 070 9040113-
1y :effected. It eoste 50 eats of leng•
gists, om seht to Any address on reeetpt
of price. Clark Chemical Co, Toronto.,
New York,