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The Moisons Bank.
(Clharterea by P3rlittinent,18.05.)
Paid iip Capital • • • • $21000,000
Rest IflllLd. , „ 1,1.00,000,
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F. WOLFERSTAN THOMAS, Esq.,
Geing URAL MANAGER
Money advano . 4v l .0'arm0r'$ on their
own notes w..l. one or more endorsers at 7
per cent per annum.
Exeter Branch.
Dean every lawful day from jO a. m. to 3 p.
DI., Saturdays 10 a.m. to 1 p. m
A general banking business transacted
CURRENT RA.TES w ed , f o r mon-
ey on Deposit Reeeiots, Savings Bank at 3
percent.
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Exeter, Jan 28, '88, Sub Manager,
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the month, Holy Baptism on 2n11 Sunday
of each month a t morning service.
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Russell, Pastor. Sunday Services,10.30 a. in,
and.6.30 p.m. Sabbath School, 2.30 p. m.
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tor. Sun.:Lay Serviees, 10 30 a. m. awl. 6.30 p.m.
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ii.RINsMAN,T,D.5,"Fanson's Block
two• doors north of Carling Store
XAlli STREET, EXETER, extracts teeth
withont pain. Away at Henson on 1st
Friday; Aliso Craig on 2nd and 4th Tuesday.
and Zurioh on hist -Thursday of each InOnth,
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ri 11. II.TGR.AM, Dffivristr, Member Royal
College Dental Surgeons, successor to
11. L. Billings. Office over Post Office
Exeter, Ont. A safe anaesthetic given for
the painless extraction of teeth. Fine Gold
Fillings as required.
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Residence -Corner Andrew and. North
Streets, Exeter, Ontario.
"nn. T. P. MoLAUGFILIN, MEMBER OF
the College ofPhysicians and Surgeons
Ontario. Physician, Surgeon and A.ccouch-
eur. Office, .liashwood, Unt.
DR. T. A. AMOS, M. D., C. 111, Member of'
College of Physicians and . Surgeons,
Ontario; licentiate of the Royal College of'
Physicians amd. Surgeons Edin burgh; licen-
tiate of the Faculty of 'Physicians and Sur-
geons, Glasgow; Follow of Trinity Medieal
College, Toronto. Office -Dr. Cowen's for-
mer residence.
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on and. Middlesex. Residence: 1 mile south
of Exeter, Ont. Sale Orders by mail or other-
wise promptly attended to at reasonable
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satisfaction guaranteed.
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12 Surveyor and Civil Engineer. Office,
Over Post Office, Main street, Exeter, Ont.
EARNEST ELLIOT.
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The WeStern Fire Assurance Company,.
' of Toronto,
The Pluenix Fire Insurance Co'y.,
of London, England
The Alliance Vire Assur.Co'y.,
of LonclOn, England.
Offiom-Main-street, Exeter, Ont.
EXETER MARKETS.
Wheat per bushel...... $0.63 to 0.65
Barley ...... . 80 to 88
......... 29 to 30
PeaS...... 55 to 57
Lard. •ei•• •ii4i 11••••• I 10 to 11
Eggs „ . • 1..1 •••••• •1016 20 & 20 •
Chicken per lb Ifil•••• 41111•11•• if 5 to 6
Clover Seed , , .. 8 00 to 8,00
Timothy. - , 2,00 to 225
Alsike 7.00 to 7.00 t
Perk . 8.15 to825
Potatoes per :nig ....., 50 to 50 t
1-Iay per tOn 6.00 to 1,50 i
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EXETER; .ONTARIO, TIITIRSDAY,,A/AlleFI 30, 1893,
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NO 303
1 Assement
Mr rtrvell
A .11
The Year
Our History,
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Suttee was visitinoehiS parentsin ayic
Gilli'vraN 011 811111Iy lasea--Onite a
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number of the yeting folks of . this eyi,
<,tith,v attended. 'LSO eial '0-iitherino• '.at
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the residence_ of Mr. F. Aliens on ' Fri
des, evenino- .• lest . It becomes orir
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painful euty . this, wee. o hai e to
chronicle the death of Miss .Bertie Lac-
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ta, who died very suddenly' at . her
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father's resideuce on Monday, forenoon
P ' . . '
of last week, Deceased ecaltracted. a
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seyere cold about a week tirlor to her
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death, but nothing serious was a.ppre
heeded teleateeeetwo days ' before tier
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death The' beet medical aid was sum-
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In011ed, but 0f110 avail.. ,Deceased• Y't,.
just budding into eyother,e.00d. being
ahem 1.4 years'of age, beloved'ancl re
k e
- p, • d b .11 ,i
epeete .y a NI io newler.l' Her le.
mains were, interred in 'GI -mid Bend
cemetery on Wednesday last week,
followed by a large concourse, of frieuds
.
and relatives, We extend our heart
felt sympathy to the bereaved' parents.
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'otephen.
The following is,a eorreet,.re.port . of
s'. s','• l'N10 .2, S.te.',1')Iletl, foe the , month : of
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. P Zurich,p'p p
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.' • Dr,' ., o ., ,. w ore; is a an esen .
tl'ni .'.'guF:se't.- t.iff IThies paYren-ts..---.- A4.. G' 'e• or'get:I
'ver'
1 APCATitills •
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In,Usborne; on .the :
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C'A'TVII---1 04", ag'''d. 82 . °' 's
y al
March. The: unmet; :of . the nurals' in
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each elase are in order.of arieritte, • ' ,
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. ''''t' ' '''-- 'a Ldn'
.• du, IVe-Emnia sinas, Geo. Satter,.
. .' . • . ' • •.
'7Le Ilne Lawson' "si° Flauag•an, Sarah
ll lauaomu
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9 1I[. -Annie Spencer, Geo. Law-
- ' R.
soli Thomas Edwares Lillie Lana mut.
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Ju. - III e-). izzi.e 'Lawson Wesley
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I -hazel 'Bella . Sims, 'Urban Essery,
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Herbert Clark,.C10,nse Salter. , . .
' Sn. IL -Katie elanago.n, Ruby .Es •
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. e Lamport,John
serY,John Suris,.C. Charlie Ella
Lampert Mary Lampert Lizzie Sims,
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'SE. PT. 11. -Mary Lawson, Joseph
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Sons, Cora Lampert, Pearl Wilson, Pat
riek Flanagan.' 4n.inEsserY'
PT. I.-Gareet Sime, Garfield Law
_ . • ,...„,. Sims, ._ . ., .
Lousm 1 laeovran.
sell, vv llaaul . e
Shoelloo- met. with 1 •'? painful 'ace),
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dent while atteudino. to ' his- horses ;
, • ' ' , ee ' '-
Mrs. 1 rank Ore.ssweller. , of : Du kith,
was"th 7.errich .on Saturday' . Sheis at,
preeent the guest,. of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs, Peter Douglas of Blake with
whom she will visit for ;eine time'. Mrs,
C. \APRS at one time a' resident of our
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burgand she has e host of friends here
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arid around her old home who wilt be
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pleased to ienew old acquaintances
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durnesr her visit.. Mr.' Dave. Roweliffe
who has been in the employ .Mr, '
Williams, rniller, for seine time left for
Exeter ou Monde' v. While Dave, was
one of us; his genial good nature', made
him 'very popular amono- the venire'
• •
folks, especially. by some crf the fair se;,
-Master Garnet Seinbach was in Ex
1. vDeeyler h. o.Goa.urueestt of
emte:r lastD, e
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'1„),Trs.•-.T 'h.°B. '1:1;lein''g'' e°
?1, tht T,i1.,..,,oss is_e,aelly acco
')y tot, arrival of a teunound
II°, 13- pallghts,Jr;' is exReetir
shortly for the'evest His mo
wish hhil 811eUe'88, and lioN
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caange, of air ancl ecenery w
him, and make him able tO
hills 0" his reuhri"7-Mr• ' B.
Clinehey, has ietut ned :ham
. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '
The„Misses ....1.`sler have gone
apolis after an extended visi
FA= P 'LTA E '
ITAC S D., ---Mi, D
has .purchase,d the farm Of 1
bor, Mr. Abraham Snider,' on
conceseiou of Stanley. The 1
arrchret als" da
in its Seventeenth 7e3.)... takes rank With
the largest and best Life Insurance Corpora,-
tions in the World. . '
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Record and Financial Stand' •
mg.
42,000 Policy Holders, ..
,
$100,000,000 Insurance at risk,
$7,000,000 paid Policy 'Holders, ,
$28,859.250 pew Insure (written) 1892
$1,000.000 'Total Assets,
$850,000 Surplus over Liabilities,'
$250,000 Bi monthly Insurance,
Over $53,000 deposited for the In
surance Department for Canada.
Its Progress.
The World esteem a prosperous institution
much the sam e int it ti °CS kl, successful enter-
prising individualand blesses it w*th reason-
able patronage. Asseciation b as boon wel„ah-
ed, tested by -the severest OVPlitS and stand .
ards 9± ±110 times and bas never bee i 'found.
wanting. The same public whicali passes
julgement upon the virtues of 'tilers and
taws, has re -viewed the merits of GUI- plant
mud management and stamped '11 approval
thereon. Our Association furnishes 4.:.030
witnesses to its prestige its standing its
popularity -A record of 'brilliant, stril'-ing
and significant results -An occasion fors ex::
altcd pride and „,,,,,ratification on the paa-t of
every mom her. strong sou goon ,1 a8 Gib.ial-
ter, safe as Uni ted States or Canadian Bonds
and withal, economical and cheap. It bas
no equal -it offers the best Life InsuranceLine,
obtainable at tbe lo west possible rate, Mere
approval of the plan. however. does not se-
cure the benefits to be derived from it. "Von
must h(tve the policy. For rates and further
partioulars, apply to,
L. D. VINCENT Dist, Gen'l Agent
i ;
Exeter, Ont,
Farquhar.
n r t s hbiseeeoorrnistinno,
quito a chieken and rabbit fancier and
g,wasoopure
$:taii,5nos'09.1-
and eelliFnnable gravel, hou
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The bridge011 the Thames road, op
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posite the farm of•Mr. Geo. Armstrong -
. ' ' but
is in a bad condition. • The centre -
meld is leashed away and teams can
.
not possibly cross the bridge at present
A new bridge ti; badly needed. --Mr. J.
,
E, Tom visited our. school on March
23rd . and imparted satisfactory, but
.
asks that an assistant be engaged af-
ter summer Vacation. Promotion ex
while in Exeter, seemed several very
•
.fine,.fowl. We w 18 11 him every success
in is new enterprise. -Mr. J. Murner,
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visited 10 Toronto last week. -Mr. Geo
Fossold and family left for Detroit,
,
last Wednesday, where they will make
their home -Miss Edith Steinbach was
. . . . . .
visttitio- frienis in Hensel] one day
e.
last week.-The'debate Monday even-
.
ino• 118t NY'LS well attended and very
e' ` `
in
Jt Is a cheap farm at this
Snider intends . going to '
Steck le will soon be tete of tb
land owners in Hui•on. Wit:
cent purchase he will have
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acres in this viciuity. He is
, . . . , .
solving of the success whieh
. attend him in all his underta
Ms many frietids -.vitt hope a
continue to go on and prospe
-
' Brucefield.
Many of our readers Will regret to
learn that Dr. Elliott has derided to re-
in we from Brucelieldeand intends go
the' to Chieago where he will pursne
the'' 'Practice of 'his profession, Dr. El.
liot has been here for upwards of nine
Veal'S, and during. that time his genial.
'11 q -91. ming. mquner hes won him a
1 l' ''' 11 ' • - ; ' 1 I ; 1 I ;
lartre circa; 01 Warm amees, wo,,e .ns
skill as phvsician has secured him a
' • - s'
praLtiee such as few practioners
side outside of the large centres enjoy
Rio int'et"18 Ong' to Chicago the
1st of Mav, and while all reo•ret his in
- ' . 6 h
tonded departure there. are Pone ut
Will wish him continued success in the
,lich he i it mds
eeteoeted snhere, Upon v, 1 , I A.
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to enter. Die Elliott's successor here
•
11 b ' D • A - • os , a' a' tl
wi e 1. i msteoti„, a e oune een e
man who is not a stranger to our peo-
pie as he is a native of the township of
Stanley. Brucefield has been favored
with a succession of.medical practitio
tiers who have not only distinguished.
themselves while here, but who have
attained to positions of eminence in
the profession after leaving here. We
hove every confidence that Dr. Elliott
' ' .
will continue the record in this r spect,
and that he will have in Dr. Arnis rong
a worthy imitator.
,
emination was held hms 011 Friday
last, but results are not keown yet.-
The "Patrons" -here have passed a reso-
lution favoring the cath system, and
• 0
colidemninte the toil system in milling
Ho* is it that some of our so called
strongest Patrons here .seldom patron
•about
ize the Patrons' store. -The family of
Mr. John McDougall have been troub
led with measleseseveral of the family
•ei d'i ifienametion We
ai now own with 1 , e .
hope to see them out again before long,
M • J I St* •t • • .„ , t °I
L le o in I. ewer es in etea e ee
.
over the birth ea son. -We are sorry
to learn that air. Geo; Monteith is on
the sick Hoe -Mane/ people 'have al-
ready.started sugar making; and now
that spring has come the genial face
of Mr. John Bray and others are again
to be seen Oil our streets.
terestino• We must coneTatulate
, ' r,"' e
some of our young men on the very
excellent speeches made by them,
The subject for next Monde,y evenince
' - e•
iwill, li,er"Resolv.ed, •that more can b;e:
triune ev wetting, thanby travelling.
.,
Some of our vouno- ladies will speak
on the subject. We would like to see
every young man in town there.-
Mr. William, . Tiimm-117, of the Blind
and Miss Cool- o. New Hamburg.
were merried lest weel- -Mr D. Stein-
, . ' . ' . s' '
bach IN having his millinery depart-
ment enlarged. In this and in all oth-
•
er branches of his general merchant
business, Mr. S. has enjoyed continual
success and instead of making addition
after ad lition to his present se'tore, it is
'
much wonder to many that he does
' • ' •
not put up a big brick block at once.-
Our merchants are preparing for a
Harpley.
(To late for last week
.. The roads are in it Very 1
time on account of swell d;
baills. 111 places their is• ne
wheelince or sleighing. -m.
Sherronliad a wood•bee on
last -Mie J. Croit.i.an. and. I
took a pleasure c itt t, up to 1
on Friday evenino• last to
e'...
party at Mr. jar,. eorrest's a
having a gmod time.-Mr.J.l
of Parkhill, is at present ot
farm pruning his orchard. -
Iklt had a wood bee on Frid
noon of last week and it ie
that there is forty cords ia tt
rtp.-Miss A. Turnbull, of Bi
spending- this week with M
Jrat•SCE
STRAYED. '
A. olie deg; age, about s or 9 months. et
has been on my premises about 3 weeks.
nwner will please prove property and pay
for this notice. Tons McLorns
_Brewster
, . (To late for last week.)
Mr, W. Whitetnore and, Wm. Jennison
spent part of last week at Seaforth on
business -Mr. and Mrs. Grigg sPent
Simdav,.visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. Curts
The He'ndrick brothers have purchased
the Vine farm from Mr. J. McIntosh of
Btacefield.-Mr. It n O'Brien and so
spent Monday in Seaforth.-Mr. S. Ross
and j, pulled; aro at present visiting
Wm, Jacobe is
g,00d spring trade.-Carpe,t rag- "bees,"
seem to be all the rage at Presemt. It
makes the town appear quite lively to
see so mauy of our busy woman on the
streets. Sometimes we think there is
too rnuch gossiping and teasing done
and would hint to some of our 'widows'
no o attendany more. --Mr. s
t t Louis
Roedding, is now in the employ of D.
Gottschalk,shoemaker -Landlord Grob
•
is making improvements to the Huron
House for the convenience of the tray
ening public.
L. Sherrite-The dwelling h,
ed by Mr, 4. B. Hodgies, of
but occupihd by Mr. S. Poult
are on "Holiday afternoon fro
from the stove pipe and bit
timely help of the neighbc
have burned to the ground. -
ton was away from home an,
, .., .
wife and hide thddrenia th,
Mr. Joseph ',Coteau has been
gaged for tI10 past few days
up his &Teets preparatory to
for the west. On Thursda
Sale Register.
' Johnston's Mills.
TnuasnAy Aram STIL-At Hod gln's Rotel,
Central ia., valuable village property in Gen-
trent: hal_ ,,na lots 7l, 79 and 80. Sale at 2
o'clock. W. S. Baker Prop.; John Gill, Aunt.
TRTJRSDAY, APRIL sth.-Lot 7, Con, 4, TIs-
borne, 25 dairy cows Sale at 2 o'clock. Phin
Hunter, prop; H. Either. auet.
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DAIRY MEETING AT CENTRALIA
--
A public 'meeting .cvill be held in Smith's
Hall, Centralia, on Thursday evening, April
oth, at 7 o'clock p.m , in the interest of the
farmers of this section. '
Speeches will be delivered by J. W. Wheat-
••••13, D.A., Secretary of the Dairyman's Asso-
dation of Western Ontario. and others. Ev-
erybody is invited to attend, to hear of' the
profits ana the great interest taken in dairy.
togin Canada:
JOHN PARSONS, C. W. SMITFT
,,
President. 'Manager
Centralia, March 20th, '93.
MATRIMONIAL.—MISSMary Eicher,of
1 4 1 icession, became the wife of
t ie 1 t i col
Mr. J. Ramseyer last Sunday •-They
will shortly depart for Michigan. -Mr.
Charles Treffrey hes lately taken unto
himself a wife in the persen of 'Miss
Whitmore. We wish them every sac-
„,,„ ,,,,- .
Josephcuss.-Mr Spencer, 'teacher at
Blackbush, has been indisposed for the
. • '
last week or so, aud is at home at pres-
eut. We hope that he will soon be
,.„ resume , his
able"ee duties again -The
thunderstorm which occurred last Fri
day broke the ice on the lake in small
pieces . A good many nets were lost,
vhile others were made useless. -Mr.
C. F. Hey, who taught this school last
year, le,aves this week for Sebewaing,
Michigan, where he will take charge
of another sehool. Mr. James Regan,
the present teacher, may probably
move into the house vacated by hibi
The Singing Scheele which had boen
ng
closed for a while owing to the siekness
of Mr. Bechtel, has been re -opened with
new vigor. We must congratulate
I.'" young people of this neighborhood
for shewino- so much zeal in this direc-
0
tion. -Mr. E. Hagan, tbe popula r teaeh•
' er of S .S. No. 12, Ray, has. discicsed
the results of the Promotion Examine,
ien held' last Friday. These thew that
the echool is ifayorable condi
n a very
.tion. -The 'made are fast' drying.
•
friends in Forest. -Mr
at present visiting' under the parental
Dancing to be the order of
Dashwood.
week his Auction Sale, cent
Mr. C. H. Wilson, auctioneer,
ly
roof. seems
the evening at present
Mr, Rob.t Taylor was in McGillivray
Thursday o last
tp. on business onf 1
week.Messrs Ross & Pollock intend
Moving into the Commercial House
this week where all visitors to the lake
during the summer wiil find them
ready and willing to supply them the
hest (fish) the house affords. -A certain
young man from the north, finding the
weather too cold for him to stand it,
takes a trip to our warmer climate two
or three times a week to get warmed
up -Mr. R B. Bailey, one of the oldest
settlers in these parts, removed his fa,m
ilv to Michio•an on Thursday last where
they intericrto- locate ,permanently. --
The people of Brewster extend their
Mr. Mrs. Jas
Mr. Silas Desjardine happened with
the misfortune of gettieo• his leg brok-
en b a 1 0. • llino• ni ''working
• Y 0, to , o t while
in Mr. Yager's mill -yard on Monday
last Mr. T. P. McLaughlin was immed
lately summoned and set the broken
limb. He is progressing as favorably
es can be expected.-elr. H. A. Hart
man left this town for Manitoba .and
our citizens wish him more prosperity
in his new home and wish to meet him
egaiu when times are better. -A nice
.
lt ttle social party gathered at the resi
deuce of Mr. Cook on Monday evening
to spend one more pleasant evening
with that family before their departure
to their new home. After a pleasant
social, literary, and musical feast that
happy party found it a disagreeable
well attended and articles
very good niece. He intend
in the vicieity of Indian -5
,
son Alfred having precede(
that place some few months
other day, while Mr. Stephen
companied by 'Mr. Jonath
was driving along the road t
petted to be some water rune
the track at which the tic
fright and making' a sudde
landed poor Jonathan into
of the freshet, giving him a
expectedly cool bath." -Cal
"
haye been chasing one alma
this neighborhood for the r
and have paid. some very ge
for cattle. Pity farmers cou
horns on the horses at the pr
=von. unrneerecetrama mum 'ft-Ts:mutant., .s.cre*nr.f,
That eure of Geo. W. Turner of Gal
way, N. Y., of scrofula, by Hood's Sar-
se,parilla, was one of the most remark-
able on record.
. Paynesville "News". -Will a mer
chant who is wise, ever cease to ad-
vertise? Yes When trees grows up
side (limn; when the beggar wears a
crown; when ice forms under the sun;
when our "Johnny Gets His Gun,"
when 0 -old dollars frets too cheep. when
6 c b . c '
the women secrets keep; when the rob-
ins nest weadie when the girls 0-o' back
, ,
on gum, when a small boy hates a
drum, when no politiean 'schemes,
when mince pies makes pleasant
dreamswhen it ifun to break a tooth
, s
when cold water makes you ' drunk
. . ,
when you like to amell a skunk, when
the drummer has no brass -when these
- -
things cometo pass -then the merchant
who is wise may neglect to advertise,
7" cil°Fora ..eare•
Rev. Dr. Talmage, in an interview
at Toronto when in 'thVat city recent!, ,
was ask.ed: "Don't you thiok the chol
era is corning ue.xt .. summer?" --"No
this cold has been sent to kill the germs
I have not the least expectation that
there will be any cholera. ' Cholera a1-
ways starts in one place -India. It
doesn't make any difference where it
stops; it always stertseigain from In
dia. ' I think we are going to heye ono
if the healthiest Ser18011Sthe world has
sver seen,because the fright has caused
ittention to sanitation.It io an histor
cal fact, though that cholera has .el-
yays originated in. the filth._ of . India.
3e.yeral times it has reached England,
tnd people said, next,it will., eome. ,to
, .. •
krtierica, but neirr..came.' ' , .' '
heartfelt sympathy to and
• • ' .
Latta in their sad bereavement at the
loss of their daughter. Bertie, by- death,
duty to bid adieu to esteemed friends
Mr. and Mrs. Cook and family. -Mrs.
Ifittp,r to Mr. D McGillicuddy,
- - '
Mrs. Geo. Turnbull who has been visit
• • •
mg friends in Port Huron during the
past two weeks has returned home.
C.3inter is yisiting friends in Cleveland
Ohio.
From another source,
On Monday evening Miss Ida. Cook
'Toronto, Itlare h .
MR. D. MCGILLICUDDY.
Editor "Signal" Go(
Greenway,
• ---
(prior to her leaving Dashwood) called
.a, number of her most intimate friends
home her
S1R:-In last week's issue
I notice that pay
The Female Crank andtbe President
Washington March 27. -Mr. Cleve
,
an s re, 1 o 0 y . .
i d' ' •01 t t• 'th• Presidenc was die
plated to -day .by Mrs, Thurston, an old
lady who Considers herself as -owper,
not only of the United States,, but also
of the Eingdom.of Great Britain. Mrs
Thurston' was among those who ,shook
haeds With the President at the public
reception this afternoon ' When • her
turn came she grasped Mr. Cleveland's
fingers in a firm grip, and poured forth
her taleemuch to her obvious embar
rassment. ' Mrs.' Thurston said she
wanted Mr. Clevelandeto 'take charge
of her possessions under a deed of trust
to be handed over to her when she 're,
ceived her annuity of several hundred
thousand dollars, 'whichewill enable her
to live in a style : befitting, her rank
and posse,seions.e Her importunities for
a.priyate audience.to arrange . details
were politely parried and after keep
ing,the line .waiting.for fiyeminutes
Mrs. Thureon moved on with the part-
lb& remark that she would return
b . ..
.
Mr. Wilson Eagleson sold a fine horse
last week for the''M Manitoba market.-
., ,„ a .
SUDDEN DEATII.-Another of our Citi -
zens has been removed by death. Mr
Peter Goodin, a yonno• man about 20
years old, died Monday'7Marith 20th af
,ter an illness of two days with material
fever and infiammation of the lungs
His 'brothel -Dan is rick with the same
'disease butis,slowly recovering,. The
family have the heartfelt sympathy of
their neighbors in their sad affliction,
Miss Jenuie DiCkson, of .Clandeboye,is
visiting among her 001191118 in this vi-
cinity.-Mr. Sam Eoglish left here last
week for the North-west where; he in
tetids to work during the summer.-
Mr. Jae Brophey had ht8 pony weighed
at C. H Wilsons' last week., He turned
the. scales at 1,000'. pounds. -The - Bos
ton Methodist' church were entertained,.
at Mr. C. H. Wilson ' sr,,' last Friday
evening and treated to taffyand, pick-
les. They report having a very sweet
. .
--
time. -,Mr. Earnest McPherson found. a
large live frog in the woods last week.
Mr, J. M: Wilson killed the first :snake
of the season last Monday.' At a meet
ting• held in the Town 'Hall last Satur-,
day eveleino' to organize A .foot ball
club. , Mr. Geo. A. Foster was .appoint
ed. chairman, and the following officere
Oected:-Ilon Pres. Jas 13rophey; Pres.
Wm. Bol'; Sec. Treas. Jos Foster: Cap
,..,, ..
tail) WM, Meng: ass't Captain, W. Belt;
Committee 01 theriagetnent, Chas CtirtZ
.17 . ' Wi 'tt s'de This .club
W. Belt, Samuel n )..1 .friendly
will be, known AB . the Boston eleven
and aro MAY &Men to receive h• chat,
lenge from any other 11 to play a
friendly game, Arrangements can be
Made .by torrespoodlog with ow setrd,
together at the of parents
and geve them a party in which every
- '
one seemed to enjoy themselves in
roya.1 order. Miss Cook has been a
resident of the village from infancy
and is a general favorite with young
and old; possessing all the qualities
which go to make up a true lady; be,
ing kind and true to all; . always wit
ling to help in anything and eyery-
thing for the benefit of others and last
but not least full of fun when in a po-
sition where fun is required. Your de
parture from among us Ida is felt. by
all but we will not forget you. Miss
Cook and brother, being officers in .the
Voting People's Allaiauce, their young
friends availed themselves of this op-
porttinityand gave them each 013013(1-
some present; and the following.address
03 81 slight token Of their services in
.the past, ' ' . ' ' '
To /nee'.
e'i•in iurerox come.
, ,
. pn,ta FiticSns,-..,,Ir.Yiemrayour approach-
ing d°ParturC fram arr")11g us ' ". "slte tc).
express our sincere regret that circumstan.
cos will not permit yen to remain much long-
er. with us, al ale: to, cenveyo..t0, you lour
realfrreelst=l'e gimilves.t. v. thankeyln
yerykindly for so b 0 bly Ag the offices you
G.
lircejlalinioiNtsVotillfieedi, ager:illaiiras
you ve,y mimh, but wo know that our loss
ill be othera gain. We wmild ask to
Zedept these .presents in hope that thyottey' may
sltv3: °Iran. tie, yi,ent(n) line. iledtrist=, -
,,
'go S'ra' te c7f1P1. tl!'ve martilir be enabled. t'O'
iuovo oo war and upward till were:lob that
heavenly home where eartings aro ne blot°,
We Wish yott all the doinplithents of the Sea-
see tegothor With a vow. plomact.Joutuoy to
your Dow -home aud a Speedy re urn to gilt°
viSit. •
Sistiod in behalf df the Minute. •
' ' • . miss "litr 81grol'3era,
„Ilia:di:taken_ sonowb0 by:Iroise Atos
' 23VgitaVtibiloeipiteZ gvAkling :ill
ags.orea thora that She WOUld 1.10Y.40t.. fOr
paper, you
a,ble attention to my report,
to the Grand Orange Lodge
West, and to myself person,
have also made a number of i
therein, which are absolutelt
without any foundation. H;
in view I have consulted erni
authorities and are advised
that the article in question i;
ten, that I might ,find it . d
prove it sufficiently libellous
recover damages and cot, I
fore constrained to proceed u
ent manlier, and will 110W r
the following proposal: -
"That the article in questi
mated to three, gentlemen '
conduct an enquiry, into its
falsetY: mid in the event of :
mg the correetnesS Of your. s
I' am prepared to pay the co
kid inquiry. andalso hand.
BLIB1 Of fifty' 411ars ($50) to,:
itable institution, narried bYt
town . of Goderieh. ' On the cc
they tind . that . your .. state:
false and malicious, than yoi
the•cost of the -enquiry, and ;
e apolonrrou
an aniplthrough . ..". . , ..
jour
of Velar nel."
As I am the person, tradvic
case, I think 1± but fair that
have the right. te name the ,
Of enquiry; and would there
,, .
His Honor, the judge of the
X1urn the present War&
... . - ,5,.,
t f . II ' • ' " d h
Uoun..,, o - uroti; an - t
Mayor of the towie 6£ Goderi
Waiting your reply andth
of this letter in., the next isstt
paper, .
I atti Sincerely Yonra
• - ..i . ..
.ritsh Grain ',Trade,
B
—
' London, March 27. -The 'Mark Lane
,
Express, in itsweEikly. review, of the,
3titish. grain trade, sayS:-Eliglish
Yheat selleeat from 22s to 288 .per
pater in the western and north-west-.
:rn markets. In London. the :price ,is
l88 1d... Foreign wheat is little chang
td. , The red Sorts ave. Id in ,, buyers'
• .
avor. Both California anti . ordinary
.ed wheat are saleable in London for
nore money than in Antwerp. Rtssia
6 now sending to Groat Britain 1.00..
100 quarters' weekly.' India. is likely'
.. . , .
o send as Much after Easter... There
wore V10,000 quarters of wheat On
he passage On. March Z. Corn is- firrh
,
.:. A St, Marys Hotel Gritted by Vire. ..
' St, Mary's, Onte.March 27. -Fire oc,-
curved at about five o'elcek this .mern,
mg in the British Hotel, Owned by, . W.
Cosgrove, The building was ., wilt'
brick, and the Main portion of it has
been gutted. ' It was insured in the
Royal for $2,400, whieh will coyer the
IOSS, . . '
:
, tkilled. Neat' Iiiittichillt
, .. . ,
'PAticuitt, Ont., March 22td,-,A,
man thought to 'be P. Tobin", fornieriv
of St 'MOTS, but lately foreman in the
Thotiford flax Mill; WAS killed by a,
tralo tivo Miles West Of P,arlthill . thiS
. . .,.
niorning
4'66,
With Obi le,fear ,
5th inst.,
untenance
tinted for
bov.-Mr.
g to leave
I.),V friends
that the
11 benefit
ilitub the
obert Mc -
Michigan,
o Minue-
t at home,
B. Steckle
is neigh -
the 13th
arm con
(lased for
auk barn
se on it.
rice. Mr.
Ohio Mr,
largest
los re -
over 500'
well de -
seems to
king, and
at he may
r.
?ad condi-
ep snow--
ither good
Joseph
Saturday
. Hag -an
illsgreen
attend a
nd report
. Hodgi as
t on his
Mr. Johu
ay after -
estimated
10 pile put
ewster, is
iss Lottie
USe OW11.-
n,caught
a spark
for the
rs would.
r.Poul-
only his
house. -
busily en -
packing
starting
of last
rolled by
was fair -
brought a
s locating
ad. His
him to
go. The
Webb,ac-
an Stone,
here hap -
u g across
nes took
n plunge
the midst
ether un-
tie buyers
er around
ast week
od prices
Id not put
esent time.
Goderich.
5th, 1898.
erich Orli;
of your
consider •
prese n ted
f Ontario
illy. You
tatements
false and
tying this
nent legal
by them
so writ-
ifficult to
so as to
am there.
1 a differ-
-lake yott
n be sub -
W110 wili
truth or
o u pro ve•
tatetrientst
ts of the
Ych
ettahre-
hem,in the
ntrary if
flirts are
Shall pa.y
ISO make
0 col nines
ed in this
I should
committee
ore name,
County ,t`.1f
11 of the
present
o h.
inSettiMi
of yOtit
•