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VOL IV.
EXETER, ONTARIO, TRIT1ISDAY
The Elliolsons Bank.
(Chartered by Parliament, 1855.)
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Church Direeterar-
Taxvrar Illyaloauta Cnuacn.--Rev. F. IL
Fatt, Rector, Sunday Services, 11 a. ux
a ad 7 p. m. Sabbath School, 2.80 p. m.
METH.° niSTCamila ii-Jarnas-st ,Rev. A.. L.
Russell, Pastor. Sunday Services, MN a. in.
and. 6.30 p.m. Sabbath School, 2.3o m.
Mau Searay,,r-Rev. W. McDonagli'Pas-
tor, SonlaY, S'ervicee, 1 oo a. in. an,i 6.30 p.m.
Sabbath Scaool 2.30 p.
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Pastor. Sunday Services, 11 m. au& 6.30 p.
. Sabbath Schaa, 0.45 a.m.
in
krafeSSiOn al Car if,S.
II. KINSMAN, LD.' Faason's Block
two 'cloore north of Carling Store,
1$1.0.INextviets teeth
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without pain, Away at Causal'. en 101
Prickly; Aliso. Craig ewe:ma and I1i auesclay;
and Zurich on last .12hur6clay of each month.
el H. INGRAM, Dsearisa, Member Royal
College Dental Surgeon's, suceegsOr tp
R. L. Billiags. Office over Poet Uffiee
Exeter, Ont. Li.safe anaeethetie given lair
the painle.'s extraction of teeth. Yule Crola
Filliags a8 required.
W. FA11N0011.13, Provincial Lana
1.Surveyor and Civil Engineer. °lace,
uver _Poet Office, Main street, Exeter, Ont.
eal•Cararnaiimagail.......e.o.....acnotsosavouiftsroMMAIlaramedaseumenro
B WHITELY, M. D., C. M., PHYSICIAti N
. • and Su.rgeon. 011ice and residence -
Corner Victoria and Elgin streets, Groderich,
Ontario.
1' IR. A. ROLLIN'S. OFFICE -MAIN •ST.
Residence-Coruer Andrew and. North
Streets, Exeter, Ontario.
Teo. T. P. MoLATJGHLIN, MEMBER OF
1" the College of Physicians and Surgeons
Ontario. Physician, Surgeon and Eaccoueli-
eur. 011ie°, .Uashwood, Ont. .
- • . ----- a
AIVD MILLER, Veterinary Surv,eon,
Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College, foronto, (Successor to Wm, Sweet,
V. S ) Over 18 years practice. Calle.° and
residence one block ettet of Richard.Pickards
store. Opposite Skating Rink, Exeter, Ont.
Tina.
. T. A. MOS, M. Do C. , Member of
_LI College of Physicians and. Surgeons,
Ontario; licentiate -of the Royal College of
Physicians and Sargeone Edinburgh; licen-
tiate of the Faculty of Physicians and. Sur-
ge° as, Glasgow; VelloW of Trinity Medical
College, Toronto. Office -Dr. Cowen'S old
stand.
1111/piaseraling••••MMINs*sra••••••101•31SM.........11
Legal.
(")17r17rS"711=1;7B7R7ZrCT'E-
it• OR, Conveyancer, Notary Public.
Office -Over O'Neil's Bank, Exeter, Ontario.
Money to Loan.
eaft H. DICKSON, BA.RRISTER', SOLICITOR
.1J. of Supremo Court, Notary Public, Con.'
veyaneer,Obnemissioner, &e. Money to -loan.
Ofidee-Fanson's Block, Exeter. .
LLIOT & ELIAIOT, BARRISTERS,SOLIC-
itors, Conveyaatiere, &Le. Money to loan
at 6 per cent.
B. V. ELLIOT. , J. ELLIOT.
Aucti.0 hears.
Winehelsea. LiConsed &net -
AIL ioneor for the Counties of Perth and
Itiddlesex., also for the township of Usberna
Sales promptly attendea to and terms reason
able.Sales arranea. at Post office, Winehelsa
A
.sed Auctioneer, for the counties of Idatr-
J. ROLLINS, late of Manitoba, Licens-
on and Middleeox, Residence: 1 mile south
of Exeter, Ont. Salo °miters by mail or other-
wise peoarptly attended to at reasonable
vier H0L,1C11i ,0T010110. Licensed ;met
-
'I yo ioneer for the Counties of MiddloseX
and Liembton and the taawnships of Stephen
and Hay A11'5(1105 pram ptly attended to,
BOSSENBERRY, Reagan Ontario, Lie -
AU ons0d. Attetroneer for 1110 countes of
Heron and Perth. Cshar'eos moderate and.
S tiSfactien estaranteed.
'Licensed. Auctioneer for the
Cottnty of Huron.; Sales Conettieted on
reasonable ilerine. Farm and Farm Stock a
peeialty.. 7, nil arra-neon-torte Mil be made
at this °Mee. •
HOUSE TO ItlfeeTT,
A. Ono Meek Cet,tage and One lot of 'land,
situated on Carling steeag et.eontaini000-
11) fro pi in 0,1100, room:. 11 first- elas ,,rd Lis
There IS 11- 10001 well of witte2, isist ero,, vial a
la:tele, 1 are oxi the 'Promisee. Tornia Tease, a -
all v. Per fr rther Ortiviths vs apply to Gc
ta)glio Or OA ,r;:',$9 'a111
S ALIO OR '1'0 RENT,
arem ii4os ltu own 63 the CCM IITOIscstil
ittsrs1,4, 1,0.11 tegothea.Witli
the S falai
10S1,11, i sus iii
t 11 ts 1t, ((''1 /To t61 and flids,,otiolc. Stolse 111
soming the 110'1;01 allti I1:s0(1 14'5 a M11101'01
ttmel ()CAN!, 'P110 itlION'e lisropr:rty
wilt la, Jolla On 01,s41' ±0101 13. For attaticalare
Reale f the I, copra:tor, Jetta 110 1Sa tart, Int
ie'seil e mi ((00, 000 Collaprite 9 j.,tea.
mitisae.P, O.
pRopE14,Ty FoR SALE.
The following valuable property compria
ng lot$ east half 75, Thames natal, bY, ad-
meaeurentent items. Ou the land is a
splendid frame house and stains, good. welt,
to, number °femme trees, aim many other
acoommoaatione. Also two acres of laud
situated. on Maia street, north of Lake
'Road, For terms alid partieulars apply
to Toner TlioupsencetHoY P O.
SALE REGISTER.
Auction Sale of Farm Stock and Im-
plements on. Thuesday.March 91-.11,1892
on Lot a concession 113, Stanley, mile
north, of the Village of Blake. No re-
serve. Ed. Bossenberry, Auct;.; Henry
'W. Otterbein, Prop,
CHANGE OF BUSINESS.
Having purchased the in terests .o f Mr. Irvl'
lugArtristroug, Flour aud Feed Merchants,
I wish to Inform the citizens of Exeter and
surrounding country that the businessviIl
be conducted hereafter by Mk. Robert Rich-
ardson and myself JESSE WESTCOTT.
Best brands of flonr and all min teed con-
stantly ge hand and. delivered to any part of
the village at mill prices.
RICILARDSON az Wnsreorr.
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ILLUSTRATE 11
E.T1TA.LU GLTE
of 'Ladies Specialties.
ADDIIESS:
The Parisian Medical Appliance Co.,
19 Queen -se E. Toronto Ont.
Mention. Ms paper.
MY DAUGHTER'S LIFE
Was. sayed byHood's &lase parille,"
says Mr. B. B. Jones of Alma, Maine.
-"She load seven running sores in differ
mot places on hsr body. but oa giving
her Hood's Sarsaparilla there was
marked improvement and now she is
welt, strong and healthy."
Hood's:Pills cure doustipation by re -
WHIT the peristaltic action a the all
mentary canal. They are the 'best
family caOiartic.
Sick Lit.
Mr. John Welsh, of Usborne, has re-
covered sufficiently from his late at-
tack of illness so as to be ab;e to be a-
round. again. - We are pleased
to see Mr. Ighomas.P.rior able Ile- be a -
retied again after a short ilhiess.---
Miss Ettie Essery who left here a *few
weeks ago en a short vacation, is at
present conflued to bed at her parents
home near Centralia 'Her disease ap-
pears to be of a serious nature, the
lungs, being somewhat effected. -Mr.
Jame Down is still lingering in an un-
certain condition. His troubles are of
a serious nature and recovery, is
doubtful. - Yesterday word Was re-
ceived from Marlette Mich. stating that
It change of doctors had taken place
and that under their treatment we
may look for the restoration of Mos.'
Henry Hoist to health again. Her
disease being ulcerated stomach is of
a serious nature and has been pro
nounccd all along. as ineurable,but this
news will gladden the hearts of many
relatives and friends here. -Mr. James
Gould is slowly recovering from his
illness.
rernonni Mention.
Mrs. James Hill, who was the *guest
of her mother, Mrs, Phoebe Sweet, last
week, has returned to her home in
Crediton. -Mr. Ed. Bissett returned
from London on Friday evening where
he had been attending Grand Lodge
of the Sens of - England. --Miss Millie
Btsker'whO has been visiting relatives
and friends iesMoorsyille for the past
three weeks returned home on Satur
day efeninge-Mr and Mrs. John To ick
of Toronto, formerly of this place, are
renewing' old acquaintances in town
--Miss Horn toed Miss Morloek left on
Tuesday morning for London to at.
tend the millinery openings and pur-
chase stack. -Mr. Albert McCallum has
returned to the London Business Col.
lege.--Mrs. Harry Buckingham and
her sister Addie,left on Tuesday for
Crediton on a short visit. -Mr. Alex Me
Tavish of Stratford, is visiting friends
111 towe.-Me. Cobra, of Ethel'paid Mr,
& Mrs David Spicer a flying visit on
Tuesdays -Mr. Stotts, of Bayfield, hoe
been visiting in and around Exeter
durieg the past week. --Mr. Arthur
Carr is spending a few dasr days in Lon-
don this week. -The ACV, W. T. Cluff,
of Brussels, °faceted last Sunday at
both morning and evening services ill
the Triyitt Memorial church, the Rev.
Rev, 10, Fatt tieing' away at, Wing -
hate. --M ifie Susie Weeks left for Toeon
to on Saturday where sloe will attend
the millinery opeoings ancl. parchese
goods before retierdnig to Nor wick to
take charge of a' millipery depertment,
Mrs. button,of Walkerton Who has Isnot
visttieg hsw daughter' Mee. Fa tt at the
Rectory left for loome on Momlay,-
Cable who hes beem employed ns har-
ness meker tot Me. john Treble for VV.
oral weeke 16,ft on Tuesday monolog
for Olegfortha..-Iin, ,Jeasph Seleier
tarried. on Toetsiay evening after at
tonditol' 1110 Seesion of the Grand Lodge
°Pie 8, 0 E. 13, S. in L011(1011,1;1 et week I
'good vieltingerelativets total friends in
Uxbridge -arid Torouto.-31ita3 McTav-
ish bee returned after, ant abseeet
several' moraine Teorn abi n
ehe. has' been much bete
est eat 11»1---i\1r.be John 13
ham,' has'lerve.
SeCiety allectiatee
Ceonnoittee, Met at the house of. the
Treasurer on Feb. 29t13, 1892, 'Present
Rev, Resell, jaMeaPickardare. Pick-
ard, D, 11,1c1K1y, W. Cog, LPCI eheeSEes.
rotary. Meetin a opened With Seript4re
retoding and swayer by Rev. Ruseell;
Items passedaminutes of previous
Meetings-ner Jas Pickard, D. MeKay,
Rev.Russell to be eresiclatit‘esOce James
Pickard and R. Pickard, J. Geigg to be
secretary -per James Pi e hard 'and R.
Pickard, W. Grigg to be treasurer, -
per 11 Pickard alid James Pielterd,
Grigg, to be Deposi ry-sappoie tment
of cominittee for 1892-8 as folloySto
per J. Pickard and W. Grigg, to repre-
sent Trivitt Memorial church, N. D.
Heiden and G. Kemp peielemes Piek
eard and W. Grigg, tosse.present Callen
'se
z'Presbyeerian (Anomie., jlemes: Strong
Mr. Moncur-srier H Pieleard.' and 4.0t,..
Grigg, to repreSeet Mani St. Methodist'
church, H. Ilueeton and T. ,McCallum
-pi W Grigg aud D. McKay to rese;
resent James st. Methodist clitoral); Jass
Pickard. and R. Piekarde.epor W.
Grig,g. and James Pickard, gennal,
meeting to be held on Sunday Arnie
13th at 3 30 p.m. -per R Pickard -and
W. Grigg, annual Meeting to heheld:
in James street Methodist church-sper
W Grigg and D. McKay, the reSident
ministers be invited to address the
meeting -per R Pickard tied James
Pickard, the choirs at the different
churches be invited to assist -per :R.
Pickard and Grigg, the president
and secretaryto be a , printing com-
per W Grigg and James Pickard, that
the different beneyoleut secieties be
invited to attend in a. body -par R.
Pickard and James Pickard, :the S
schools to be invited in S. 'body -per
W. Grigg and James Pickeed, the pre
sident to secure the co operation of the
resident ministers -per W. Grigg., ad,
journment to Thursday April 8rd
8,30 pin. J. GRIGG, Seedy.
Mr, J. E. Sweats has purchased a loo
Wingham, and will soon remove
there, Ine successor our respected towies
man Mr. James Pollock is .well fitted to
carry on the bushiess in. a.. succeSsful
matinees -Miss Maud Middleton; of God
euLli Tli:mnship WaS ViSitiftsk i'os: T. J.
Marks last wee:se-The date of the
Phonogyaph 4:,.'encert is Tuesday Mareh
8th; all who can, shoold attena as a pre
,gram of ra.reseYaollale, set 1 le beepreeeh
ed ; the Phonograph can be distinctly
heard in all parts of the hall; choice
musical selection. grand songs and so-
los. -The Tem piers, of Goderich, viSits,
ed Bayaeld lodge on Friday last.
Mr, H. Miljer has been spendieg a
short 'vacation in Toronto. -Messrs. R.
1,Vebb and G. Lewis are recovering
from a severe attack of la grippe. -
Hiram Miller has sold. one of his int
ported horses, "Fintra.y Prince," bo
Rollins of Exeter, receiving for the
same $1,400. --We have had a severe
thaw during thespast week and the
wagons are in use again. -Mrs. Fitz
gerald of Cleveland is in the neighbor-
hood visiting friends. -E. Neil has re
covered sufficiently to be out again. -
On Wednesday night about 12 o'clock
a man entered the house of Weeley
Maguire, where G. Bloomfield was
sleeping, and attempted to get intgbpd
with him with his clothes on. _George
Wild' well armed soon drove hi* out
ofthe house from Which he disappear-
ed in short order. We admire your
courage., George.
Whalen,
sietahing is all -gsone around here
now. -Tommy Clark says he saw a re
bin last week in the woods. Pretty
earls, 'tom -Jatnes Broolcs is a,svay at
present in Tadiana with a earlpa,d of
horses. -William Kearney, formerly of
this place, now in L000don Township,
paid this place a visit last Sunday to
see his fair one, but he load the misfor-
tune to smash one runer out of lois nut-
ter aud he load to ride home We
hope when Mille comes again he will
have, better luele-There is talk of a
Woolley, Mill being started in the
spring at Whalen. -Joseph McHat ty is
intending to erect a new bank barn
next summer, Joseph SayS he will
have it fitted ont in the latest design.-
Joen O'Dwire is going to Indiana with
a carload of horses in the spring.--
Mieses Welsh and 1Vheilihan, of 0)0
15011, 19 visiting
friends around here
for a few weoks.
Centralia.
We are servo lo hetor of tlo Illnees
of Miss Et tio Essery from the effects of
le grippe.- rhe glass ball shooting
match will be loeld on Mrecinesclase---
There 14 11 lively time with instttance
131 11 :it present "1 he intelligeet
agent on Primes, .Artlour street are do-
ing a rioshine lousieete at preseees-
S. 13. 1Viielser, comity' detective. is bus
,
MARGIT 3, 1892.
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The, ADVOCATE OFF;
Xii usea
a'ale 'land Billaio;
tC11
.111:c;1911)°riraeili."-O"'
Iltindford's for the ltiet three
esesshsleft for his home in Toledo lest
Fuilarton.
Tim annual. aneiversary services
s .
eed tea meeting in connection with
the • 1St3 'Church at Mt. Pleasant, will
he hold on Stonday and Monday March
7
dtio and 7th. As the Mt. Pleasant peo-
ple tolwaas have good tea meetings
tloie see will no doubt be up to the
rule sad all who attend will no ,cloubt
here a good time. --The Reformers in
oro'.ieighborhood are beginning to
thitul that Mr, Pridhatn, Couservative,
ceedidategis golog to defeat James
Trow by a large mejority. Vote for
him' on the 10th of Marcia --Mr. Hanson
has. Seld his fine Canadian bred stallion
to Ole. A. Campbell, who will leave
&en Igen in a few days for Dakota
whore he intends travelling him next
Ramie • Bert is a jolly, light hearted
folegy and will be rnuch missed here'
espeeially bo'. Mr. Hanson, -with whom
he ias liyed for a good number of
yeers.
GrandBend.
rQbei Weather still cohtinues very
ini144Od. sleighing almost gone. ---Mrs
Duper, of I'etrolia, came to See her
onot"api,...,On:Friday.-Kr. John Kennedy
who h;lie 'been in the lumber woods for
the ;egg:flys: months, reteined hotne on
Satifselaselooking fairly wele_me, 811
ralOW, has rented Mrs. 13ashand's
storeiketees and will open up shortly in
the .1,4ftWisantile husitiess.-111rs. Bash
and seei-eaYing Greed 13and for a time
to reg., fte with her. de u g h te -- We deep
ly eess ret to ste46iftgoe " the death of
Mrs.;Wm. Metallis one althe first sett-
lers tsieehis distil:se, and. alady who was
highlyerespectd and esteemed by all.
The tiesinre 01 (1(15111 was ° heart trouble,
from which she suffered for a uurnber
of yeite" Deceased was 84 years of age
and hey insehand, four sons and five
daue'itsere survive her- Tiw sons W.
B. dsraikt1 Bend. Postana40,1':olaftlIS of
Parkhill, 1 hos. and John who,40Ic the
farm.. The daughters are Mrs. R. Fent
ton, Miele, Mrs. Dunlap, Parolee, Mee.
R. J. Arist1V rig ht, Mrs, Patterson,
Ne w latet'rey, Mich., and. Barbara NV110 is
at lima'.
, Z1117j.Qh.
Mr; FredaFanst, who has been in
Michigan fer aerala timegetureed home
last Wednesdeve acc.ornponied by a
young -wife:: We wish Fred and lois
young Ioritikmuch joy. Who comes
next boos--f,A certain man of thos vil
lage while liStenings to a conversation
between' some parties in one of our
shops here about our stage driver giv-
ing Up the job on account of an accid-
ent, thotight to himself that he would
apply ler. the situation. Eli, not know-
ing, tini4e eves _merely being Osten -fed'
"niadeNtlignsall the next day and
huntedture the former stage driver and
after malsing his intentions known he
found oiet to his dismay that he had
been deceived. We feel sorry for Eli
pecause,ge ingot left and we would ad
'vise hion'to keep at his old job with
the "Bucksaw" and not pay so much
attentioit. to other people's business,
which ho has been doing of late. -Miss
Mary Bever is vieiting friends here.
-Mr. John Bedew, of Stratford, is un-
der the parental roof -A great marry
of this vicinity intend leaving for Dak-
ota this .geek.
Greenway.
Mr Win:.Wiethet returned home one
night last week and found that some
one had taken 1)6E:session of his house,
:titer lighting a lamp and making a
tire, he ma4essearch and found in bed
and old tramp who hustled out as fast.
as possibleeind skippedwithout paying
for either board or lodgings. --Mr. Jno.
l3rown sold' his span of matched horses
to Mr. Sam Gibson of West McGilliv-
ray for the sum of $200, The conceit.
given by the "Willing Workers" of the
Boston Methodist church last•Thursday
coming was not 98 81111.0551111 as ox°
pected on account of the bad stete of
the roads. The Dialo,gues, Readings
aud music ;were highlY applauded.
Proteseds with social held 'Monday ev'g
amounted to $20. --Mr. Jas. B. Watson
le versasick end but slight hopes of his
recovery are entertained -Mr. J: Ul-
ens drew a nice lot of ice from Lake
Huron last week. --J. Blecanfield 10
turned last Friday after spending a
very pleasant week in Michigan.,
Stephen.
. There died on Friday at the rosid
etoce of Mr., Willirtno Rowtelill'e, London
Road, ,fatie Ford, aged 73 years. Jo1.
though sloe liacief6aChed a good , age,
deceased lied enjoyed good health un-
til within a favi dayS lgoforo tile above
date, svhen wee 31 ('001310 with: ,pa0.
alysis freta 4110 0 Vier recovered.
lee se, ao.Yeoll. tit lorose'k't. "V: eY10v t
hear of (03 b'0111 war
l rauts"beiii g heeled 1.4V,11,14.4eSel' of relelives mod friends. --A
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shortly.- T. Boyle Seellrod
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treated the wound wh oh 1. going
ottO nonorte
'ell es tan , eepeeled.----1'1
eotteced to tele toldee at N'Oro
vidence between Sodom and Provid-
moce debating institutes will take place
on March 10, instead of the dates men-
tioned in last week's issme whiebwas
wrung Those ititerested will hear this
101 m nd.
Sodom,
There seems to be some misutaler-
strendiug among the Soclomotes regard.
ings the Sunday School. The trustece
called a, mass meeting on the eveniug
of the 23rd ult., quite a eumber of the
inhabitants were preseut. The meet-
ing wat called to order and thEo diffi-
cutty discussed, but it :oppears that
those who were riot there are not sails
fled with the resolution passed, at that
meeting and have expressed ft desire
to have another meeting to reconsider
the resolution then passed, claiming
that if all the members of the Sunday
School were present, a different shew
ing would have been tile case. Now
consequettee of such wish, it is a
greed that a mass meeting of all the
Sodomites be held in Sodom school
house on Tuesday evening, the 8th
day of 11Iarch, The object of the last
meeting was to make it reconciliation
between all parties, and the resolution
adopted at that meeting svas calculat-
ed or intended to mak, harmony. but
It appears it has failed to do so. All
Soclumites, both male and female, are
requested to attend and see if harmony
and good feeling can be restored.
A SOD031ITI.1.
Eden.
--
The patrons of Centralia Chesse floc -
tory Will hold. their annual sprieg (01' et
on Saturday March 12th, at 2
o'elock p in. for the purpoee of arrange
ing matt as for the business of the
coming season and also for the dispes-
al of the whey made in connection Wi th
the ,factory. -Dont forget the grand'
Concert to be given ln tloe Eden School
lunette next Friday evenings It is the
best of doe theO' season. ' Come every
one. Friday eveuing, 11farch 4th is
the date. For programmes see , hand
bills, --Miss Gera,: Denopse,e, who has
been visitiug her sister in Lucen, has
returned home. -Ms. Ilerh Mitchell,
•paid -Crediton a flyiag viSie one even
ing last week. -Mr. Thomas .o..ed Miss
Mary Cave visited friends in Biddulph
'tefsSotsday las -Mos' Maud. Dempsey;
of Liicait, 'y isited ter pal'ents on Stin-
day last, -Quite a nuniber of our
young reople aYeseded a tetrty given
by Mr. Aaron Sutton on Thursday
evenings last. They all report of hav-
ing a good time ---['he lecture given
in the Exeter Tome) Hall on Monday
evenings last by Mr. Robinson, of Dun";
vide, was attended by a large nupsoder
of farmers from this neiglerrhood.
They were highly pleased,- with the
lecture and are considverbly encoura,
ged by its ; ,e •
AndOson,
The Anderson. Laeerary Society is
making great stridg towards giot tin g
up an 'oyster supper. ',We wish s them
success. Miss Ella Robinson has re
turned from a long and pleasant visit
to her uncle, Mr. W. L. White, of Urn
onville. Your correspondent ss..eaks
the voice of the community by giving
her ' a hearty welcome. -Mr. Adam
Sperling returned home to Kansas on
Monday last. As it is quite a long
time since Mr Sperling was with us
we were more than pleased with his
visit to our little village; we hope that
he will visit us more -frequently in the
futurettIsen he has done in the past. -
Mr. James Robinson, while venturing
too near the heels of an unbroken
pony received a severe svound on the
leg which not'only hindered him from
working but made him repair to his
.couch for a few 11a -Mr. John Lane
-‘40F
and faint's a Iiimed the church
choir a few es , go ago, when a very
pleaaant time Wa "-spent piste:11ogs:1440g
games and in social conversation. '' So'
lumens:nous of the flight of time Were
the happy throng that the eastern skies
began to glow with the usher of the
day before they thought of home and
mother. -Our neighbors are begin
e . ro
,
nuns to get Warmod. up again in poli
tics, This is going to be one of the
warmest elections ever feugh" in South
Perth. Vote for Pridham the consery-
ative candidate on the 10th of March.
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Brewster.
mr, Wm. Jaccibe and his sister who
have been visiting friends in the vi-
cinity of Listowel for eeme time, ('0-
turnod
home last week. -s -Mr, David
Pemehr intends removing to Seaforth
shortly. -The entertaboment held 111
connection with Fairview associetion
of the P, of 1, on Friday evening last
was fairly well attended considerieg
the state the roads were in, every per
6011 g.Ant,;, away Beamingly welt setae,
tied with the program.a-Sevewitsof she
farmers in this vicinity have mit top
ice for summer use,
Oro In 1, rar last weeks
, Owing to the racoon: etorms the roads
its these p11 1(8 have been emepleteles
blocked up but arts now in a fairly
good condition, • Mr. Ss' MIS. Remohn
were visiting friceds in St. Thom at; dtir
ing part of last week and week before.
Mrs, Gilmore, or; Fooest, ie et present
visoting her Clang 3t0' 153'3 R
Tho r. of 1. interel lo 1(11110'? st concert, on
Friday- eveWng IwNt 20th 11 100181 Timo
is expected, admiseion 15 emits, ehild
ren Z:s Mrs. j. Pollock, of Da.
2,
,F
kota who have been spending Use
ter visiting friends in tiles() er
pose returning shortly --A e lasise
°Vent took place at the rosiddnt.:ro 61- •1
John Hartman on Tuesday eveSsing tes
last week being. the marriage 'of hies:
oldest daoghter nary to Mr. Jepsoee °gee
Seaforth -0o Tuesday of last weer-111gs .
E. Bosseeberry of Veuse,11 wasrelebits.
hunting no these parts, we are enershiese
to say wither his efforts were eisosseseei.'
with sneeess or not, but trust they were :
Mr. Wm, Sehrade has been in ' Torontgese
during the past two weeks underg''''oing -
an operation for the henitit of oneef his
eyes whieh was iujured by him gettings
severely kicked by a horse about t.wge
years ago,
liensall,
Mr. R. D. Young is slowly recovers-
ing from his illness' and the operatiowsn
which was performed to his ear age
short time ago. -The collectious
connectien with the anniyereary serve- ;
iceS in Carmel church amounted tea.
$205-E. and L Ingram, Arthur (Togs
worth and Robert Pattereon Pere ay./ -
Wednesday last week for Vaneouvege,
B. 0. They have the best wishes or-,
many friends here who wish them as,
future of prosperity. -Mr. IVililan> Ette-ei
-073, who Us been a resident of Califor-
nia for the past two years gave, ±19 10.:
burg a call last week. He appears tien
be well satisfied with .his uew home.,
and intends returning again shoetree-,
Miss Robertson, of Ailsa Craig,
Miss Robertson of London who have- '
been the guests of Mrs. H. Arnoldshavss
renamed hor,oe.-Me. Jtaohn Bletehlor.:
has reenyered trona his late illness -
Mr. ft: Hughes, svife and family tefe"
the Heusall station for St. Lows, wItiaTIP
his son William is at present residing:.
While the MOVii no deubt
advantage to him as a carpenter, vat,
we feel sadly grieved to hear of hien; '
departure from air village. His man-
ner was of such a pleasing nature, mid:
having taken Stich all active pare ire.
encouragiug young people in meeting.
socially, -morally and spiritually, they' 4
feel it will be a great loss to the (Oa
al! gatherings. To show the reeseseke
that many of our citizeus had for theree
a large number congregated at tho'
Station on Tuesday morning to bid: ,
them good bye, feeling at the same-.
time that they were looeing a posegs
and .leserviog citizen. May the horsig.
of Him who reigns on high guarass
guide and proteertheureirt -their news
home, and Iney they enjoy the respeets
and estees4 of the St. Louis people the -
$a s'as they have done here.--Severalt
our citizeiis svere in London last.
'week recordings their votes in the hitesse
est of their respective candidates.- .
-Mr. Thomas Dick brought 111 a gnaw:-
ity of maple syrup last week wheeze:
had been manufactured this vear--/
WhileMrs. William Moore was ant;
driving 'the other day the cutter tura:,
ed over throwing the occupant tente
and the horse becoming unmanagealAle
ran away. Nothing serious resultefe
from the accident, onlv slight damages -
to the cutter. --Word has been receive&
that Mr. A. King has opened business.
quarters in Buffalo -Miss Fanny Dav-
is, of Exeter, svas the guest of the Mts.-
ses Moore on Sundav.-The Rev Mr,.
Henderson, of this village, *ill deliver
a lecture in the ricer future on hits tea
vets in British Columbia, &c., due/am--
last summer. As the gentleman is a;
speaker of great note all should '
themselves of this opportunity of bar-
ing him -Mr. James Hood, of Stanley
township, is about to become one
our citizens. We welcome him to cam
midst.-- Our thaw has caught a col&
and as it began, snowing on Monday
we are loolcing forward to a few weeleas
more sleiishing.
BIRTIES.
Wnesu.-In.Clinton on Feb 29th1 tioto
wife of Mos. Robt. 'Welsh, of a son.
DArterga.-111 Exeter, on the 1st bee,
the wife of Mr. John Darlings a sons
1114111131.1A.4al4.
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COOPI5R-CRURCIIILL-At the Meth
dist parsonage, Clinton'by Rev. Mrs..
Shiltoe, on Feb 23rd Mr. Gem A,
Cooper, of-Goclerich tp,, to Miss Sarah,
Churchill, of Creeforcl, Mans formerless
of Goderich tp.
DEALT ilts
Beasoa -In Exeter North, on the les--
inst., William A., eldest son of WM.
toed Hannah Brook, aged 23. year,a,..
7 months and 25 days.
Worg is --In London on the 26th inst
Caton WilIisseged 65 years,9 menthe.'
arid 12 days.
Bresnenas --In Blettehard, lot 41e
'Melees concession, on Tosesclay,Fele
2:3, 1802, Mr. Cleo Bradley age(t 7.1s'
srOft,VS.
PORI), 411 Ste1.11:`11, 011 2(411 ub.. Jam.,1
'Ford e -ears,
IIrsteteer. -In Clinton, on Fob. 24, E
est; V. It, Herman, aged. 17 Y114. ant
Pos sewn- In Kiucerdive Feb oi'e
1892; (1c,01'Av Puncocgt. ugoa 42551(1
Burial at Cliuton eteneterv iatundsto
27th,
Gos4ssuoWss In Clinton on the
ult., Ina Ile itop, daughter of Ms'
Goo, GlAstvow a )0, 11 'sa08.aol
mos.
RATER.- In Cliuton, on Sitritley
2813, Iloward Vance, eon of Mts
J. W. 1liter aged 2 yee, ant
mos,
stile,