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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times, 1894-1-11, Page 8IN$11a4RC tom,. kiteiCi',x GENrtt$10 . W1llegegitE ASr3I7ltA1IOl1 CO3kf. Toronto; :also for the PIIfk7tl1'e iblelelt „,1tlor Q041PANT, or atondon; 4 AI+1,IANCel tNSC7BANCB 00etta t`Engltand, a Jut i Time CHOLARS A cheap lot of School Books. in - chiding tk.e Hi h Sobool List re- quired op- ening. the o �. p ening. Will have enough to last to clan. 1 O th. J. GRIGG. JANUARY 1894 Stook Taking -AT THE -- Big Bankrupt Shore Al.Odd Lines go dur- ing Stook Taking �.ng Sale. SPEC/AL for this MONT7-1 Ila,. Men's and Boys'Over- coats Fur Coats, Fur Robes, Ladies' and Girls' Jackets. Our stook is heavy and must YES MUST, be cleared out. Come to usduring Uiln this month for the big, s gest bargainsaol live et F f,_ bargains 'deers# laid up ;with rhounl,atlsin ee-Me Tiage of Boleti th is visiting hie mother, Mee" Pegeeof the Metropolitan hotel.--bleaare 1 Obert Lomas, sr,, of England, Robert and lease Lamas, ns., of 1Haluilten, are geeste. of Mr. I:hos Fitton.a--Mr George Walker of Stephen left on Monday to attend the flaeluoas- College in Leudau --'Mr Percy Baker of Stephen left for Seaforth along with C. San ers.-Misses Pru, and ]`lora Bagshaw have returned from their visit to Aflea Creels(, -]lira. Geo, Barnwell is visit: ing beedeugliter, Mee, Selden, at Desertion, t .ricer go Down, The, Exeter Peeking Honse are now selling freeh pork aausage, 3 lbs. for 25o. ; 5 ibe cuttings, 25o. ; 3 Ilea tender loin 25c •. spare ribs, 2 ets per 1b, ; ]leads, feet, and shanks at lowrices. $NILx, Bros, p Brevittea. Mr B. I. Higgins wee recently elected sohool trustee in S, S. No. 5, Ushorne, in. the stead of Mr James Frayne. The Biddulph District Orange Lodge will meet in Parkhill on Tuesday, 16th oat. Attend the great auction sale at the Exeter Bankrupt Store, A lot of tweeds and cloths will be offered in suit and pant leugths. Tlie fine weather of the past week with no sleighing has had a depressing effect on trade in general. Little ot anything has been moving. Remember the anti= sale to night at the .ti;xeter Bankrupt Store, A lot of choice teas will be offered in 3 and 5 pound lots. Have about 40 pairs of Boys' and Girls' Btcke a I Overshoes, suitable for school wear, bought at a job prioe, will sell them at 500 a pair at J. P. Ularke'e. There was no service in the "Trivitt Memorial Church last Sunday, the congre- gation not yet having been supplied with a rector in Rev. Mr, Fatt's stead. AR branch agricultural societies. meet to -day in their various centres. The Stephen di iJsborne Society will hold its meeting in the town ball, Exeter. All over the country the roads are in ex- cellent condition, Since we have not sleighing zve have reason to be grateful at thia time ot year for goodwheeling. To the man who' fo s paid monthly, Janu- ary seema a whole season in length.' Con- stantly does the empty purse wonder what went wrong with its owner's „head during Xmas week. According to the. Grand Secretary of the Patrons of Industry there are 30 Patron candidates in the field,for the Ontario Legislature and 19 for the Dominion Parliament. Many a man can date his financial trouble from the day when first he became possessed of the idea that his name would look real piatureeque at the bottom of the Covenant in a mortgage. The expense of munitioning jury men, their pay and. mileage, and other incident- al expenses of the last court at Sarnia was Q 'an 7 0 dt their heir servicer ware only needed in one. civil ease in which the amount at stake was only 11125. Elmira' claims. credit as the lowest taxed village in Ontario for 1893. It has no liabihties, and a tax of ten mills on the dollar, on a three-fourths valuation -ea, era all the municipal: expenditure,' including ohm e Ler •an a gailemey,.debentures. ,y• we will have to grin and bear it, never- theless it is tantalizing to find that Europe s getting our share of the snow as well as her own this year. The world seems turned topsy-turvy, but it may all come right before the end of March. While driving up Main St. on Saturday, Mr. Thos. Hawkius' buggy was run into by a lumber wagon. The buggy was upset and the occupants thrown out, and the r horse' which ran na away, was caught at the Metropolitan Hotel, little damage being done, The following persons from this section successfully passed the Christmas examin- ations at the Ontario Agricultural College: First year; -T, le Patterson, Lucknow; L,. W. Land, St. Marys; A. C. Wilson, Green- way; J. ?fore, Kirkton. elecond year:- Johu Buchanan, Hensell. These also passed creditablly in the verbena subjects. Now that the elections are over citizens should bury the hatchet - and work as united as possible for the advancement. of Exeter. We have a town worth pre' serving and further building - up and a pull together will accomplish the most good. All the candidates, though they may have.differed in their opinions, were faiendly contestants. Parties who use canned meats should carefully examine the tins and see that they are not corroded. Mr. J. S. Caverly of Alymor, had a dangerous experience with a can of sardines the other day which he will not soon fax -von An examination of the tin showed that it had been so chemically acted upon as to change it to a dull color like lead. As a consequence the contents were poieonous. John Hope, manager of the. Bow Park Farm, Brantford, died at 4,50 Wednesday evening. .He was in Brantford that morn ing and, not feeling very well, drove home at 11 o'clock. Shortly after reaching Bow Park he waa taken with a fit of apoplexy, iu whioh be passed away. Deceased was manager of Bow Park stock farm for the past 20 years and was one of the most successful Shorthorn breeders in the country. The marriage of Miss Mar Miller, daughter of Mr. David Miller. John St., to Mr. Robert Patterson, of'Hensall, took lace last et'ening, at the rceidenee Mr. n Randle, in the presenceof the near of the contenting parties, some. , Roys. &martin and Hendar- bride was spuported e, while Mr. Shirrs room through couple where `. A. Stewart. Notice to Times' Readers. The publishers would esteem it favor if faders woulci,when ma7;ing their purchases, xent1on that they saw fie merchant's adver- isement en Tmr TmrEs, e otic THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1894. OCAS, ' HAPPENINGS. Hier Baeterite. ri take thefollowing from the King - ;don SVhig ; °"On Thursday evening Rev. '1: M. Buchanan, the energetic pastor of Andrew's church, Lanark, was present- y his oongregatitn with a line fur at as a mark of the ,high esteem in he is held. It is only six months r Buchanan settled in this 'charge, ministate have won the favor of e in so short a time, Mr Cald- .made the presentation, in a omarks, eulogized Mr. Ruch - fulness as a minister and which-• existed between gegen." The gentle - ,above paragraph is as. Perkins of this "n this nation, toms has under t interest to well-known archased anadian ;180, the g s e, rn - 0 mchf- innipeg, cad, Us- *ater'for to lige as a d it is e grip, he ar of 6011m. Shorts filings $16 per 2000 ?00 Iba. Wheat one cent per lb,, -Which is the outer 'stripe of every toner process, caul, If this will be able ut ra,ketreett`geee all clic]' Vittelxeipeli (doiuiCil, ) NEWS Tc PIes slip A WfFf»i * Tho Council met at the Town Hall, Exel6r, ash Jany. 1894, Allpresent. Minutesof previous meeting rend amid oon.h rived Carling -- McCallum - Orders as fellows' The Bobier Produee. Ca, $6 for 0 Al oil: Jae Creech, $2.41 drawing wood, lamp glasses, and postale; do $2,- 0, (clarity to ,Mra. Wilcox, do $1 to Mrs. Rutohinson; do $4 to Mrs.. Piper; do $:l to Mrs, McIntosh; Jae. Dignan for 't i ' kmi n l3 1 1i E. unt 1 labor g � at stow: WalterWestcott 500, do; the aler>. $213,503,flexpenses en s s of el4Gti ou Hart t lUddel $3,7 blank forme; John Leather° $5,30 for tile; S. ' Staanlako $2,511 lumber; C'an. Express Co. 30o. charges; A. Cottle $1.50 rep snow plow; A. Bissett $3 labor; W, . Parsons $3 do; and Thos. Snellt30e, do. -Carried. Me, Richard Davis applied for a re- fund of taxes on account of the burning of his dwelling house, Keyed by T, B. Carling seoondoti by T, fi. McCallum that $5 be ref ar.ded.--Carried. Carling -Christie -- that Mrs. Mo- Intoales taxes $=1-,50, be remitted, she being in indi;jent eircuensta,ncee,- Carried. The Counoil adjourned Serle die. . M, 1i; eema ', Clerk; Call at R. N. Rowe's and get a calendar for 1304. The January session of the Huron Conn ty Couuoil will open at Goderioh, January 23rd, NoTxog=Wood wanted in exchange for overcoats, fur caps and robes, G. G. . JOH.*T 40N. • Ladies, if you want chaise designs in Glastware and Dinner Setts at reasonable priaea call at J, P. Clarke's. In Men's Woraedand Tweed Overcoats' and lJlsters, I will offer at cost' price for cash only at J. P Clarke's. The music hall of the World's Fair buildings was destroyed by fire .on Mon;. day. Loss, 92,090,000 worth of exhibits, A lot of mon's wool underwear and fiannnal top shirts will be offered at the Erna auction saleat the Exeter Bankrupt Store. No reserve, x eiEMEN-et supplied, w i h first- class class Undercioth,ng and Top Shirts fol the next week at prices that will compel you to buy at J. P. Clarke's. • Mrs, Fuke, who accidentally slipped and fell the other day while performing bonne - hold duties, nutting her face " and head badly, is now quite well again. NV. R. Davis, of the Adyoeate, has been elected Mayor of Mitchell for the sixth time, and a member of the council board for about the twenty-third time. The new council will meet on Monday evening, the 15t1:- inst., when ofi'icers, &a, will he appointee. We hear it said that there will be a great scattering of berths. It is stated that Bow Park is ,to be turn- ed into a dairy fere for the manufacture of cheese and butter for the British mar- ket. If the project is carried through, 100 menwill be employed; The membore c'f the council elect re- present 'he churches as follows: -Ore i3res1reran, one church of England, three ltfetbodists.- In polities there are two Liberals and d res Conservatives._ The Lada es Li Society S clot of a J me street y s ',Methodist ohurch will give a social at the parsonage on Wednesday evening, Jan. 17th, Tea served from 6 to 8. .A literary and musical program provided, A silver collection will be taken, All aro invited. Sro'r, Auction sale oe dry goods, groceries, boots and shoes, cloths and tweeds, bunks, fancy goods, etc., etc,, at the Exeter Bankrupt Store. The great sale will coin sinusor £ theca days. Auction sale le to commence to -night at 8 o'clock, Friday night au 7 o'clock and on Saturday at 2 and 7 p.m. No reserve. Exeter, 11th January, 1894. 3: W. BRODER/OEE. A very successful operation was perform: ed on Wednesday by Drs Wishart of Lone on and 1-1, K. Hyudman of meter, in the ampntating of the lower limb of Mies Mary Tapp, daukhter of Mr Wm Tapp of Exeter. Miss Trapp, it is well-known, has suffered considerably of late from gang- rene, and having lost all power and life of the left leg, the operation was imperative in ..order to save her lite, and the limb was taken off near the thigh. Now and again visitors come and go and ev entstranspire which we do not know. To catch or Ieart of every important item of news we would require to have a epee iallraporter in almost every femily in town, Citizens can aesixt ue materially is gather• ing news if they will but give us a hies. It would be a very easy matter to do so either personally oe by note. A local paper is what the editor, citizens and business men make it. Give ue the news. •There died at the residence of her son, Mr lions Dignan, in Hay township, on the.. 10th inat., one o? the pioneers ot that sec- tion, in the person of Mrs W. W. Dignan of Fauaille, at the age of 82 years. De- peaaod had been in splendid health up to a few'daya ago, when she contracted a cold,. which developing into influenza, coon resulted in her death, her advanced age being unequal to the severity of the epi: demic. Born in Queen's county, Ireland, ane, with her huaband,came to this country in 1840, settling on the farm on which she died, She wee well known and uuiverselly reepocted, and leayas four eons and two daughters : Werrcn and Roes of Hay townabip, John ,and. James of Exeter, Mrs Jaluse Styles of Dakota, and Miss 11 at tie vrho resided wit1i her mother. The County CJuncil for 1894. The County Council fee 1894wi11 be oom- posed as follows ; Tieevo Deputy Tuokarsmith, John Shepherd Peter McKay Usberne, T Its 167 onoappoitonted be .> xoter, Wm Bowdon, W 1+l3mesett ,t3teplxon, V Katz Money biilbor L J. cheerio Cleo Mogwon Id Geiger R Turnbull S i; I,Ieillvayne Isaac 17rratt 1} Woods John Coe S sturdy 'V/ Proud foot P Bolt Aroh Malley Alex; Young Jos Griffin, ii Oharabere t{ r .l'11igh Hay, Stanley, 13ayeeld, (Ioderioh Tp,, Goderieb, ealaleld , W` W awanoeh, Alex'Steetart, W1ihaonane H neewsnosh, ,T II Taylor itobt hiell f31Yth, re 11 Young Hullott, Itvbt8eatam All MoD ouit11 Clintoir, A Mc1Carottio Dr Renrredl ltforria, 111 Mooney Gt Nirkby, Jlrus3a16r tar 11 Iferr Wiurham, It 0' Sperling . Wm Halmos: Turimerras WraMeehentou W Oraikabank wxdxaGGat, T BSandera How ok, 339Cook fiorgttson otabatn (lroy, WMilito A CI- BMUS MaltiIleiy,, Seaforth, W Oliver Johnl3onewofs ono to be appointed Win Id Chair, if (l Kaolin New ertiseme,its. density Coun411- tVLuke. b otiee ..T Cameron 1804-8, 8 Ford* Co pen'Crxll#Bt1144) PGJf 3 • alts tl ;as n. `. tai. Important Events iu a Sew Words: for Busy Readers, ..bbe Legrande, Vicar•General'of Paris, is deo& q There axe 9t4 places inlslontreal licensed to"sell lir, The - situation at. Rio Janeiro remains praetioally unchanged; The Duchess of Argyll died Thtrrsdaay evening et.Inverery castle, France will begin this year the construc- tion of 32 warships of all classes. The population of Russia, according to a oensue baleen in 1$93, is 124, 000, 000. There are 1,53%107 bushels of whoat eters at Port William and port Arthur. The Cunard company has ordered two new cargo steamers of 6,000 tons burthen. Henry Hayden, while oliapping down a kill treeed.clear Aylmer, Ont., was inetantly Four of the largest manufacturing con- cerns xn; Halifax have shut down tempo- rarily, Liehrop company, book publish- ers of Boston, has assigned, Liabilities $260, 000. Archduke Saivator of Austria has per: alected a machine gun whioh fires 450 allots nminue. The last of tho Canadian exhibits at the World's Fair will be shipped from Chicago next week, Mrd Gladstone has published his thanks for the many congratulations sent to him on his birthday, Mrs. Samuel Callahan, a colored woman residiu,►in West Troy, N.Y., died at the age of 105 years. The Chamber of Deputies of Buenos Acres has approved the bill to consolidate the floating debt. t, Lieut. M. MoKeand, a son of the late James Mol Band, of Hamilton, has just died in Montreal. It is found that Mr. John Hope, of Bow Park farm, Brantford, died from an over- dose of laudanum, The Vulcan iron works of Winnipeg will close down for several months, owing to scarcity of work. A commission has been appointed by the Government of. Cape Colony to inquire in- to the leprosyquestion, TheA us tris -H n arcan iron producers have concluded d an arrangement to limit production for three years. The Woodstock opera house, recently destroyed by fire, will be rebuilt within the next three months. The'revenue of Canada for the first six months of the fiscal year amounted to $18,- 315,000, 18,-315,000, and the expenditure from con- solidated fund $13,838,000. John D. Rockefeller, of New York, has sent $50,000 to the University of Chicago to be spent at once for books. The employes of the British Admiralty are to work only eight hours a day here- after, with no decrease in pay. .A. long distance telephone is about to be nut into operation between Berlin,. Ger- many, and Stockholm, Sweden. Gravediggers, firemen and even twelve- year -old boys are being compelled to take up arms by the authorities of Pero.. The seventy-first and last of the original clauses of the Parish Councils Bill have been passed by the House of Commons, Lord Hannen, who was a member of the Behring sea tribunal, is suffering by ner- vous troubles brought on by overwork. The flagship Blake, accompanied by the ships of the British North Atlantic fleet, has sailed from Berinnda to the West In- dies. • Phil. Evans, colored, who assaulted Edna Hall, aged. 12 years, was hanged at Brads town, Ky., on Friday. He confessed his crime. The Dairymen's Association of eastern Ontario roes at Peterboro' and discussed' matters of interest i st to butter and cheese makers. A Chicago despatch. says a small divi- dend on World's Fair stock will prob- ably be paid about the middle of this month. Mr. N, McLonaghan, M.P.P., has been appointed collector of inland revenue and customs officer for Perth District, at $1,000 per year. ee Three Tears for Burglary. r BRANTFoxv, Ont., Jan. 9, -At the Police Court yesterday David . Caldwell was charged with burglary. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to three years in. the penitentiary. FIGHTING IN A CHURCH. Drunken Rowdies Enter and a Lively Time is the Result. Linin, 0., Jan. 9. -There was an awful scene in the Methodist Episcopal church at Marysville, southeast of here, Sunday night, The services were held by G. B. Cham- bers, and be was nearing the allose of the exercise when Jim Chaveus and Alex. Rogers came in both half drunk. Rogers began making responses • to Chambers and saying "Amen," when it did not fit in. Chambers spoke kindly to him and re- monstrated against such conduct, but with no effect. Robert Calaway went to Rogers and tried to gat him to leave and then the meeting broke tip in a row, the womenand. children crying and pandemonium pre wailin. Rogegrs broke through the crowd to get at Chambers, who went on the other side of the house to avoid. him, but stopped at the stove and picked up the poker. When Rogers refused to let him alone he struck him and floored him and pounded him so bad that he cannot live. Then Chambers took his daughter and went out the door and started. home, when Chaveus and a crowd of boys pushed him and followed him home and during the night mobbed the house, but he drove them away with ague. He has since been arrested. A. Victim of the Word tflsaster. Wt nixrn4ow, Jan. 9.. --George B,ollinget, a victim of the Ford's thettter disaster, diad here. He was net seriously injured in the collapse but his lunge became filled with mortar dust which produced con- sumption, causing death, This makes the total number of deaths from tette disaster twenty-two, Ciinters, I3i x.kirs, --The annual mooting of silo' Huron I'reabyborial Society, Women's Foreign Mission, will be held it.:., Willis Church, Clinton, on Tuesday the l,fith Jan , at a'alock in the afteruoon,.- Since the political complexion of the County Council will ba about the same as last year, a Roforiner ,tis rarely, to be chosen. -Last friday Mr, James Sheppard received word of the death of Stissauna',Pearson, relictofthe late Dari., bel Webstei3),T'.ruolrnoty, and was present at funeral An 1Vfonday,-Ott December 29, .lS03, ai other of the noble Honest, aft r pioneers of good old Huron. his reward in rice person 0 .li'urrows. His age was -..1 ed was of Iri tf i Pa >liuirtureei au4 efttrrrremi f'ei+aitus,l T'hare aro Iidu turedpeo:lee everyw ierej they want the beat truss for the lease rnoney, and to make it convenient . for them; I will he in their neighborhood, There is no clonbt that your case will be attended to properly, as X an known from Ocean. to Ooaan on this Continent as a man. of rare ability and shill in the Mechanical Dine of everooming Rupture and all Da formities of the human f atne---•Spinal Disease, Club Feet, Iuboked Kneee, White Swelling. It is very hard, even in Europe,1 New York, etc,, to improve on goods made under my superintendence in myFactory. Ian the Inventor of 27 Pat ants iuhe iffor n int he _ e tEner of l Trusses u s and Ortbopedical Appliances, and, if you wish to leave your case attended "to, would eels; you to be on time,, as I will be found as follows with Samples and Goode, as ¶iruseee in all their variety. to take measurements, etc. Will visit as follows: Seaforth, Commeroial Hotel, Mon, Jan, 22; Clinton, Rattenburg's Hotel, Tues. Jan, 23; Godemich, Albion Hotel, Wed. Jan. 24; Exeter, Commeroial Hotel, Thurs. Jami, 25; Wingham, Queens Hotel, Friday Jan, 26, Bruasela, Queen's E9tel, Saturday Jan. 27. ORAS CLOTHE, Surgical Machinist, 134 King St, West, Toronto, Ont. Don't wait till the last hour. There are 9 Liberals and 7 Conservatives in FTalton County Council. The last of the Canadian exhibits at the late World's Fair will _be shipped from Chicago this week. =The ninth annual convention of the On- tario Creameries Association will be held at Belleville on Jan. 10, 11 and 12, Mrs. Maher, of Prescott, is 110 yeara old Shei is still fond n f her life-long i s habit 4 gentle whiff of the pipe. The water supplied to the city of Toronto is said by the public analylist to be worse now than any time last winter. Mrs, Timothy Brick, mother of -Aid. Brink, and an old Hamilton pioneer, died Friday morning, at the age of 77 years. The Toronto News Bays that "there is double the amount of distress- in Toronto now that there was at this reason laet year. A large number of Montreal citizens held a meeting Thursday night, and pro- tected against atthe Quebec Government's tax bill. It is now announced that the death of John Hope, manager of Bow Park Farm, was dna to an. overdose of laudanum, taken r neuralgia. Wednesday afternoon Peter Hope, an old retired farmer living on the outekirts of Chealey, was found lying dead in hie own kitchen by his wife. Mr. Robert Uopkins, a 'member of the Hughson Steee,l :pronto Congregatienal. Church, has accep .` a pall to the Con- gregational Church at Listowel. The Ottawa .Journal threatens Ald. Mc - Lead with a libel Ault on account of an ad- vertisement published by him in the Citizen, refiectine on the course of the first named newspaper in the recent elect - ion. A fire destroyed the lumber camp of Chas. Angus, Cedar Lake, north of "Ring - sten, on Jan. 1. Wm. <MoLood, a young man, was suffooated and burned to death. Some othera were badly burned. D'Alton McCarthy, M. P.,accompanied P by Col. O'Brien and A. T. Hunter, of To- ronto, will start ont , on a campaign in Western Ontario abont Jan. 19. The tour will begin en Galt and will extend over two weeks. PEEFScrn .Guitar', Sine, -1 have been greatly troubled with headache and bad blood foreon or twelve years. I started to take Burdock Blood Bitters in July, 1893, and now (January, ), amp t y oared. 18 4 I er ectl y o ed 9 Hugh Drain, Norwood, Ont, SON e Intend moving int®',their New Store .on ary 17th. Janu- Bargain Sale still continues. • To m3,7. ParlorSpider, to the Is very appropriate to:some of the adv :r read .0 e a el tlsemxlentswe : d We may tell you straightht a d �uslhere that' vErnac 'WE NO 00 E136; If we waned t to 11e, we would: tall you that y ">, we are selling Goods at half rice or 50 per cent off price, ; for cash. Occasional) this is done Occasionallyin a special 'article as a job lot of samples or remnants, but genora11y'when you see such statement u s yo can set it down as a s braining of the conscience' ns 1e11Ce, ' or juggling with the truth. We don't wonder at the Patrons of Industryboycotting yo sting starekeapers wh reading such trash. Yon may depend when' "merchant- sells Goods at or below cost eis boun h ' r� to make it up on something else, They are not there to do business for nothing, Oar low prices are like the sun, an"ever da . affair, and y fox every body. The sun and wind had a controversy says the old fable,: and the y h sun proved a victor. � We think sunshine will win in its striferagainstwindy words. , Wishing our many castomors and friends a Merry X-mas and a Happy New Year. Turkeys, 9c; Geese,6,.c.; Ducks, Y �- 7c.; Chicken 5eper ib D. Apples, 60.;° G. Apples, 50c to 75o per bag; Butte 20 Lard, 13o.; Eggs, Tallow,6 �� r' c. gb� 160.; c• CA LING +CROS Card of Thanks. The Exeter Fire Companies wish to express their thanks tMr. Richard Davis and the Exeter Lodge of 1. O. O. F, for the amounts donated by them for services at their respectivefires last year. W. TREBLE, Chief. CATdItRH IN THF, $ICAs. Is Undoubtedly a disease of the blood, and as such only a reliable blood purifier can effect a perfect and permanent pure. Hood's. Sarsaparilla is the best blood puri- fier, and it has cured many very severe cases of catarrh. Catarrh oftentimes leads to consumption. Take Hood's ,Sarsaparilla before it is too late. Hood's Rifle do not purge, pain or gripe, but act promptly, easy and efficiently. 25o. H4Gx-AnD'a PEox-oi 'BALSADZ. Hagyard's Pectoral Balsam curse coughs, colds, hoarseness, bronchitis, asthma, whooping cough, : and all bronchial and lung troubles. p t ublea. Price 250.er bottle, or five, for $1.00. P NOTICE. Notice hereby that the annual meet- ing of theme/inhere of the Uaborne and Hibbert Mutual Fire InsurancesCompany-willbe hold in Gardiner"a Hall, Farquhar, on Monday the 6th day of February, 1891, at one o'clook p. m. for the receiving of the Directors; seoretary s and Treasurer's annual reports;teleetion of Directors aad Auditors, andother business for the goodand welfare of the Company. Alt memberelare requested to attend. DAVID IVIITCEIELL, President THOS. CAMERON Secretary. Any ArRy Person Who would like to have twig usual {Christmas Feastings, would tlo well to call at E. A. FoLzxcx'shtdhere you can have a good ohoic , as we jhave a largo Stook for the istmas. Trade, .comprising OVER 1000 POUNDS OF CANDY. A great variety. Price from lbc. per lb. upwards, Also a good var- ietyf o Taffy, Walnuts, Almonds, F erts, Peanuts, Cocoanuts, Oranges; ons, Bananas, Grapes, Dat Figs, Cranberries, Spanish Onions, Oysters served stewed,' fried, or raw. Everything you can wish in the Baking ---�- Line : Wedding Cakes, beautifully or- N®3r;��:&� namented; Flowers, Ornaments, Silver Pellets, Boxes -in fact everything to jRousinBargain Day El. . A. F O L LICK• satisfy the public inthis line. t' aye POUND January 13, . 9 94 On Main atroet Dec. 27th, 7 the fallow= ing letter. Owner may have it on application 'to nuns Office, and paying cost of this advertisement s My Owned Own, Since your cruel repulse from my side at the hand -or, rather, the foot --of pa, I have mused long and`^fondly, my • darling, on your daring proposition hat I' should fly with you and, be at rest. 'I know. We naughty, and my heart and my conscience reprove me, but I'm ready to fly with you, . dearest, to the utmost parts of the earth. . If I remember aright, the instructions were : Carriage corner street, Midnight, then away to a land where the scorner is not. Terms to be made at leisure with infuriated .papa.. Peace being Biggest Affair of Season Box, toilet soap lc per cake 3 in, box castile soap 8 3 in. bars Castile or oat- meal do 19 9 bars electric soap ., 25 New tea, to introduce, 30c for 20. 2 Ends $5 sealette 3.50. 3 Piece double .fold dress made, we are to return to Exeter., re- cods 6 sive his blessing, settle.dowx, and live 3 feces 14o flannellette 9 happily ever aterwards,'uatlike$rthur` acid An elina the con le in "Fa Lo 1 piece 50c black serge f and I{'o une;�orl,ovewilll+inda Ws. ve 1 y a dress goods 25 f Yeti know tlio book, lover 3 Pieoes22c double Milton 1'5 Ido so hope nothing will liappert' prevent our esoapo. If ra should cafe Choice any print in stock 9 us before wve are rnarried-Ali 1 Chani 3 Pieoesl00 Check Wince. 5 I shudder to thinkaf'the L�'birn,o y > prepared 50 Caps,50 & 60o,choice 40 6 $10 beaver caps 6.00 3 Webs B. Cotton " 4 X20 fur coat, 1 only 15.00 75c shirts and drawers 50 S1 do 75 20 Per Cent. off the Blankets, Carpets and Furs. Mantles, Overcoats, Boys' and Men's Suits at cost. Bouts and Shoes 10 per cent cash discount. Dun's miss the biggest Bar gain Day of;tb.e year. G. G. JOHNSTON. Opposite Hawkahaw's Rotel. " 0I IC1�,y , ',TbeConn otiof the Coro °rat ton of tho Oougtr of Huron will meet ie tho.Court House in tlita Torun of Godirleb, en Tuesday, the23rd day et January, at 3 o'oloek p. lee- Dieted ir. Vir,1,AlJk1, ' Dietedrjanttern8rt7b, 1884' y x r, y(31°1ryl(, O W T.L . y1:1 , ()1V .1: ALX.MI31ES'� A iriootittg ofltbo South l7I ells tc will be hcid in the on Saturday„Tanuary 'ebb at t,36, e , when tleo, folio' be itendlo by tiro renown; tart fbrr rn flt, et • elree�,eentev jw t, ne, I. Patton; rggof41)01 0 ... uteri 1•itrmees' owe ba11, Exeter, 1894, oo tseastet ing satioots rtii streakers r (1)'PaYe orios.ao circling to ' 0 i' rd And But with you, love I'm i f the worst. Smile when you see ane in church, and I shall know you expect me IO bo ready ;,when: the Fateful time comes: And now, Charlie, my ovn beloved and much -abused darling, adieu till we meet at the vritcbing hour of midnight at the corner of the Street. Yours till death, * CLs.RA. 13.S. -Perhaps you had bettor get a cottage furnished, so that we shall have a home to come to after We are reconcile ed to pa. Atkinson (opposite the grist mill) has a fine stook and he sells cheap. See hien about the furniture at once. till Stock DEB, ,nit $tat angry,