HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1894-3-1, Page 1VOL. XX.I. NO, 26
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S• FORD & CO
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WOODHAM.
For some years past we have ma0e Men's and Boy's Clothing,
-both Ordered and Ready -made -our special study, and we
feel confident that our new Spring Stock of
eq
zi-nictcle Oldthin,g, Suit-tngs,
Worsteds, Panto▪ ws,
Will excel, both in price and quality, anything ever
Shown before in this part ofethe country,
313ECA.USE
We buy our Clothing direct foam the Manufacturer, and pay eash every time.
By looking oyer the following Prices, you will see that this means a
• MARKED ADVANTAGE TO YOtJ;
ItEADY-MADE CLOTHING :
Boys' Suits nt 50, 1 75, 200, 250 and 3 00. Xouths' Suits at $3, 300, 400, 500 and 000
God
g• oe:Moutitt: (re $5 0kfirsIsfeerteignd Vests at el,
CLOTHING TO ORDER :
Y4E0451110 serge Snits for $11. ' Men's Light and Dark Tweed Suits for 512.
Men's Pine Black Worsted Suits fer a3.6 f 0.
We guarantee a erat-elaesfit or no sale, With SIO worth of Goods, we give you
one or those beautiful 416 Pictures that are on exhibition:it our Store.
Urecliton.
wARRINt4.--ba Arendayevening 3.9th of
Yebruarga certain person stole' from incl.Itete buggy in Rill's hotel shed, a grey,goat
robe. The party was eeen, and thinkrrAg that
ho WAR taking it for a lark notkieg was done;
but sines a week has elapsed, antrthe robe not
2.eturn,ed, it is now presumed to he a oase ot
t heit, and f the said robe is not returned at
once, aotion will be taken to recovoritt
PREM.. ITAIST,
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Staffa.
—
BRIEFO.-Mr. Alex, Fergusen, , the late
and long time treasitrer of the kownshipeuts
been very ill of late and considerable
anxiety was entertained. for him. by his
friend* -Mr. John Robbins has been im-
' proving arid adding to his outbuilding' late-
ly and is now pretty well equipped with
•rileedi, stabling, eta., for all necessars
purposes. The work wag done by Mr.
c,.,
Sam Spiereof ' romarty, and reflects credit
on hie ability a a oarpenter and builder,
, lelr. Sitters is a good workman and
thoroughly honest and trustworthy.
Good luck to him.
TiCker8litith:. .
Coutectne-A fun counoil met at Kjile's
, hoteleFek7g sWertstedetsteliey *as appoiatt
deteesseseed oh' Vaillblese'''- de rot: ads In id
few dere. r. Scott was feet.onited Moe-
ioal Health officer. The contract of fur-
nishing timber for township purpoing was
let to Mr. Alex. Muetard, of Bruaefield, at
klitile above former rates, viz., go for
cedar and all for rook eltif, delivered at
the residences of the rnembere of the '
council. The clerk eras instruoted to
adyertise asking tendon for the erection of
a bridge at tteedon'x corner, 4th COIL
Alex. G. Smillie wag appointed clerk. The
appointment takes effect September lat.
The preeent oletk consents to hold the
fort till then. $25 was voted to help the
• needy. The toenail willmeet March1l9th
to appoint pathmastere, poutelkeepers,
.to., attWebern• hotel. 5. Seaman,
Clerk.
They make one feel as though life WAR
Worth living. Take one of Carter's Little
Liyer Pills after eafing; it will relieve dye -
pantile ald digeation, give tone and vigor
to the system, s
Hamilton City Counoil defender night
voted to reduce the number of shop licenses
from 80 to 20.
While skating at Dunkirk, N. Y, Sunday
meht, Mia ara% Synder ;and A.ugust
Krusz were drowned. •
Itnexerzegenme-There aro RAMA blimp's
remedies indispengable in every family.
Among these, the ex.perienee of years
ammo ns, ebould berecorded Perry Davie'
Pain -Killer. For both internel and ex-
ternal appliostion we have found it of
great value; especially min we recommend
it for for colds, rheumatiime or fresh
wounds and bruises.-- Christian Era.
A Ssmona COMPLAINT.
People make light of coughs, colds and
la grippe, MA often netrlect them. Thin
ehould not be done. Dr. Wood's Norway
Pine Syrup re a sere :ours for all these,
diseases. It godliest and heals the throat
and lanes.
IKIrkton.
'
P AINTING,DBOORATING,PA.PER HANG-
ING -Frank cornishe late of Delphos, Ohio,
has opened a shop in Kirkton, and will be
pleased to give figures on Painting, Decorating
and Paper Banging. Satisfaction Ktutranteed•
BurEss.-The Epworth League have
decided to hold an At Some" in the
basement 'of the Methodisc church on
Friday evening, March 16th, commenc-
ing at 7.30 p rn An energetic com-
mittee have been aeleoted to make all
necessary arrangements so thet all may
enjoy themselves as ME0h al possible.
Admission fee will be 15o. -Mr, Amos
Doupe and Miss Ada M. Hutton *ill
represents the Epworth League of this'
place at the Methodist Young Peopled,
Association at London March 20th to
22nd.-Mr.leDonald McCallum who has
beep on the sick list for the .fast two
months is improving in health.
Dublin.
13men8. -Rev. Father Keely is ehuey re-
hearsing for a coecort to be held here on
the 19th of Marais, and:from all appear -
lames a very promising Fogranune will be
.givetre-John Rediltond we ampleeeed to
ante ii fast (.nt the way te, recovery after
ten clay* illuess.--Mise T. MoKenna left
for Verento on Thursday. Her many
friends regret her departure and wish her
abondant summer; in the near future: -
Oar veterintry egurgeon wears a look of
joyousness these dare the occasion being
the presentetion by his wife of a young
'veterinary.
(*rand Bend.
B.RISP3.-Grand Bend is still flourishing
and will shine more brightly than ever: this
summer. -The anion aohool section at
Grand Bend intend erecting o brick eohool
this gammen It Mete be solid brick with
a pozch. Thies will add greatly to the ap-
pearance of' our town. -We have now a
Lady Maciethee hive in town known as
DONAR hive, organized. by Miasma Eilher
and Rau, of Creditors. The efficient were
installed as follows 1-1S/Tra. G. Turnbull, 1'.
C. ; Alris Hamilton, Com. ; Mrs P. tfaggon,
El, K. ; Mrs. W. It. Follis, F. K. Um.
earriere, Chaplain ; Mies BarbOra Folli,
Master al Armt..; Mia. Green, Picket ; lere
R. Olyer, , Left I. 0, ; Mr13. Shipley, Sen-
tinel, Miss' Gravel], Banner Bearer. They
*tart off with fourteen members and expect
soon to have duite a number more.- The
boys and girls are making use of their spare
evenings on the ioe which is very good for
skating• -o -Mr. Foster seems to be liking hie
school here very well and alto the people of
the sectioni-.[r, J. Conroy, repregentative
for kfctlaster & Co., of Toronto, was here
last week and sold a large order of spring
stook to the Post Offia store.--Beatrioe
and !day Robinson aro very sick now but
we hope to hear of thpir recovery soon.
Dr. Owen of Parkhill is attending them. -
Mr. Joseph Gill is still very poorly. -Thos
Fallistuold a bunch of 13 steers realizing a
fair price. -181r: Silas Gratton sold his
heavy &plight horse for IWO. A good price
considering the market.
Creditor" Cash
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••••••ftemeromnanritimum.
Stori
We haye been making use of slack. tinaes overhauling
and clearing up our Stock and laying' out
LOTS OF GOODS
TO BE SOLD
At Cost and Below,
Consisting of Mon'stland Bops' Overcoats, ranging from $2.00 up; ,epeenes tel-
e
stets worth $11.50, now $8.00 ; Etc, Etc
FUR8.131aok Coney Storm Collar and Muff worth $4, now $2.50; Black Op-
,
"posum Storni Collar and Muff worth 40, now $6.75; one only Oppos-
m Cape, worth 012, now $8,50; a foW black Coney Muffs loft at 85c.
CAll Fur Caps, Sealette and Wool Caps, Shawls , and Weed- Good
APS e
- Must be sold regardless of Cost.
Also Winter DreeS GOOde:at *bargain, Last year's Prints,'worth 12i and 14c
at 100. A large Stoclt of Ready-rnade Clothing itt natant:031y low prices.
Tr A Q 5 libs Idneolorecl japan Tea for $1; 5 ILbs 450 Gunpowder Tea for
ri U 1.25, a map; 7 bars best Electric Soap for 25c; 4 gallons Coal Oil
or 50c. Matches, 10c per box. All other Goods in proportion.
331:40/MIT 14/4.3112Tans
Sue esSors to l3rowu ee Siebert. CREDITONs
"HEW TO THE LINE, Tagil, Tug, onLvs FALL wHERE THEY MAY
EXETER ONTARIO, THURSDAYMORNING. MARCH 1 1894
.PROOMMINSONPIIIIIIIMOINVONOI
Hensall.
NU sdAMEliON SMITE, Barrister, Salle -
Y • , ter, Coaveynnoor. Offiee lUain-st.
Can be eensulted after office lhoure at the
Oommormal Hotel. Bengali,
3.- Zeefle, a praetioal ehoemaker, lo s opened
a choice stew stook of all Muds al:loots &Shoes
in 3-, Oard"e Old Stand north of Oeininercial
4.01. Wo vrill not be underiold, Call and see,
bring Your repairing and try, us fru a hand-
made shoe, J, ZE,MPLB.
A Mir Bankrupt Special Mugabe Selo for
two weeks at A., Weseloh's, liensali,loonnone:
Leg Monda3r, ll'eh'y 26. We have putchased a
large Bankrupt Stook of Boots & Sloes at a
discount, and enlarged our store to twiee ifs
fermer size, and added a large now stook of ail
kinds of Sprieg and bummer Gooda bought
direct from tho best manufaeturers for Oo.sh.
This enables us to sell yen Footwear cheaper
than any other dealer. As our store ill IIOW
ett110,1 tO any city shoo store, and we have in
stook all the latest styles, but our steak io far
too 'ergo, and must 130 field at oneo regardlese
memos, we would invite you to mat, at it
will pay you to come end bay pow andsave from
26 to 05 per bent. These goods eannot be re-
placed at theprieeg ,vre are low selling them.
doses° will not nermit to quote prices, but a
call will convitioe you that we mean what we
advertise.
Sign of Big Boot. A. WEISBLOti,
Ma wen's Block.
Following are, the market geotaticani :
• ,
Wheat ..... ......... .. 55 to d8 ,'
Barley
Oats 35 to 35
Peas 50 to 50
.. , 29 to 29
Hay ' 6,00 to 7,00
Batter ...... . . ... „ .. , -10 lo 20
Effde........d.... .., 15 to 16
flogs .... .. • ... 600 to 6 25
Clover seed. .
Beaues.-At the Iasi regular meeting of
L. O. L. .733, .611essre. Louis Sands and
Wm Morrison were initiated into the
raysteries of Orangeism and another gentie,
man joined by certificate. This lodge is in
a meet prosperous condition, and Worship...
ful - Secretary- Palmer was instructed to
Make a bank deposit. The newly initiated
were thoroughly drilled in the working of
the Orange degree. Brief speeches were
made by Bros: Bell, McKay. and Palmer.
Bro. Bell exhorted the ;newly made:mem-
bers to be true to their obligation, to make
. the holy scriptures the rule of their Howe
and to be good Orangemen they should be
goad Christiana. Bro. Molloy said he was
pleated to be present at the initiation of
:Messrs. 8ends and Morrison. He said he
was glad he was an Oreogoman. The
haute McKay was associated with Orange.
a m , Gen. Hugh , , 11.1 eliay, his illustrious
=cos*, foughtin King William's battles
n Sooilanct. He wished 733 prosperity.
'They could not. fail with such creditable
men a's Bros, Clark, Betagough and Palmer
at the itelm.:-.4.11iss, Hattie Sutke rand- is
glad to ' axMounco that ihr John T4.6 -pe,
of
vi.,. at Forest. --Mise Megiip, 'iiistiee
was 'at Clinton. ' on Tnood:,,y.
inerchant `tailor, ha S made up his mind to
amain in HenSesil, and ,bas opened out a
ew, fresh stook of all , kinds of, tweeds
worsteds , and pantings, and invitee all
who are in need of a spring and summer
uis to give him a cilia -Mr Treuractn
rintnell is erecting a new stable. -Mr
red Ingram and family left for their
ome in Vancouver, B. C, hot Friday
orning.-Mr A, Weseloh had his bank-
upt stook of boots and shoes moved from
urich last week. -Mr Jas Carlisle was at
eaforth ,last, Monday.-ltlies P. Stone.
an of Chiselburst is visiting in town.
DmeAu. --The de ior ut Werlinsa-
day evening came, ,, as, :' announced.
11,41
Mr. Henry Tondo, .,.k., 19. tieavitt. ,Mrs,
Wile Deering totedtedi the, chair, The
'discussion was sharp ' 'The l',,lecision was
at womerdheve laienVd in emme, A song
by John Ford 3'0 tIzta dial as by Silas
Stanlake rine John Reale gteTee singing
of the National • afitheiNtoloted the meet-
ing. , , •
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kid ,," / •L'.1,40.4(1 •
1, I Le/ ' -tete, Id'
Bruesei. W.Aidlrer is goline to build a
bre* house.' Mr. 'W' Itfite is oonteraplat-
lag the 84410. X0hO 1.144LIel Of Exeter, hes
the elentreet for tha litiokwork of loth
buildinga.-Mr.' Love tdietencle building
hinaself a brick node:snow
t.
it-aste-0
Anderson.
,
Bninrs.-The Seim of Temperance divi.
Hien of this place impose holding it con.
cart on the 20th of elfish to commemorate
the 991h birthday'ofeetee. Neal Dow. -A,
G. Ratoliffe willort*ilattethe Agricultural
College at GrielpOteit,eterni, Mr, Rat-
cliffe in enteredite,tihr irky student. -Our
school teacher, Mi k, is convalescent.
.),,....":04.4.
Aomori:we-A sad accident mimed on
Tuesday afternoon in Mr Beni Sherry's
bash, When Mr Sherry was in the act of
felling it tree, which fell in the opposite
direction to vrhich he intended, and. as his
team etas standing in ,that direction, Mr
Sherry ran to get them out of the way,
not thinking of the danger he was running
into. Before he readied the horaes he was
struck by the tree, which severely injured
him, and at preaent there is bat little hope
of hie recovery. The tree also struck tlae
team of horses, killing one of them in-
etantly. MrsBberry anti family have the
sympathy of the neighborhood in their
trouble.
(Too late for last week.)
Blitzes -Rev Dr. McKay, Missionary of
Formosa, occupied the palpit in Carmel
church last Sabbath evening, and preached
to one of the largest audiences ever
gathered in thal church, ae quite a number
could not gain admittance. The Doctor
gavel, very hatereating discouree on the
Mission- work el that field.-tIr Jacob
Taylor ot Clinton was in town last Friday.
-Mr A. Wilken of Londesboro was visit-
ing in town on Monday. -Mr Weteleh,
otir enterprising boot and shoe dealer, was
at Zurich last Monday and bought the
bankrupt if tack of boots and shoes of Mr
D. (tottsolialk, which was sold by auction,
_miss Curry of Bills Green ie visiting in
town.--tiesers Chas Memo J. C. Stone-
man, Wm Elder and Miss Murray attended
the Sonday School Convention which was
held at Clinton on Tuesday and Wednea
day, --Mrs John' McArthur, wbo has been
ill for the peat two months, is, we are glad
to announce, recovering slowly. -Mrs John
Pope,and family, who have been -visiting
at ,her father's, at Deighwood, returned
home Monday, -A load of our ekaters at.
tended the carnival at Clinton Monday
night. -A number of the I. °O. a F. at-
tended the oyster supper at Clinton on
Tuesday night and report having had a
good tiree.-Car earlers were al Seaterte
hot week, but owing to not having had
any preofice this year as there is no rink
here, they weren't in it with the Seaforth
team. -Mr W. ft Dates, grocer, moved
into his new residence last week, -Widow
Brown of the London toed died on &Andel
evening and was buried on Wedneeday at
tee Rodgerville cemetery.
13nuferce-Mr. John Ashton, our enterprisifeg livery man, has sold out hie bu1.
nese to Mr. Troyer for it good sem -Mr,
Wm. Simplon, who WAR Injured in the
bash lard week, is able to he about ageio.
Miss Emma Nevie le visiting Mende le
Winghaui.
A bettet liver regulator and health to-
etotet than Eseljay's Liver Lozengee it
herd to be &end, This is the experience
of Toronto fatuity wise had ttied only ono
bold They want more tent cm At 00004
They ere it ploatarit and sere teediciao.
sold et 2do, a box at draggiels.
Cr onuef'ty,
„r-
Bamrs.-edr. „ka areas CIDIpbell and
-telnilY of Moose l'alt;',N. W. T., and Mr.
Hobt. l'utvden nntl fettili, of Brandon, who
have spent thcaspast few months visiting
facade hereabout, joado for home. next
weet.-Jas. Parke, who has " been home
for BOO10 tiatO leaves shertly for Dalrota.--a
Mr. and Mtn. Je G.Atiller hariea an infant
child on Tuesday. t-Mide Robert Johnston
has tye contra° t, tor the„ erection • of Mr.
Hislatids derelfinged;•Mret;Haneilton is push-
ing tlie ittpleenent -bdtess this season
and hire, already bifolted",4 targe thirober oI
orders.--Meody 0lif1649aes left hero for
the inmost) of., ceedidng a load= in
Branaptordett F. MecLaren, ot Windsor,
and John ofToroittp dont it few days lea
week visiting !bet dote, Mr. Ferguson of
Staffa. Mr. Fergel*elaig attained it good
age and his maineftiendi ,tre anxious as
to his condition. i-Atiateeber of young men
die a kindly act to , tdr. 'King last weak.
Tile old sonar:inane: '5,00,4 was about run
out and being in poor health himself they
oat ane drew .about tate cords for Moe,
Mr, Boyle kindly supplidel the itaaber.
Dash -eddied.
tneetitig of tht Ears:aorta
Institute was hold ta '\'Srgert'ed hall
last Wednesday, int e A ,g,)1111- staffqf
oelieqWere-fn aittindre
itit,f-, and 4ile-
ouseed various questions of interest to
the tarnaers. The evening entertain-
ment was largely attended and a good
program was delivered. -Mr. Willie=
Cuntz of Crediton has been engaged by
Mr. Henry Roese, our east end wagon
maker, who is now Making it , great
number of wagons and buggies for Are
spring trade. -Mr. Wm. Pfaff, butoher,
put in a large supply of ice last week
ot splendid quality. -Messrs. Zeller &
Appel ot Zurich were in the, village on
Monday, -Mr. Henry Birk is nursing
a sore Mendeb at present. The meet-
ings of the Knights of thistlVlao oabees
will now be held the 1st anct 3rd
Monday nights' in.:end,* month. -The
auction sale of the estate of the late
Ain Henry Yager, vrao held at Wilert's
hotel on Tueeday. The .property Was
kW/eked dOWD tO 'Vire Wrn. Willert for
$1525.- Everybody should beware of
several able bodied tramps who are
passing through the country at present.
.--A grand entertainment will be given
in the Evangelical church on Thursday
ereniug,March 17th under the auspices
of the Y. P. A. '
Cen.tralia.
l3rnees.--(Coraing), Canada's charm-
ing whistler, Miss Bloom, who will
assist at the first auniversary of the R.
1. of T., on Friday evening, March 2111.
Refreshomate will be served by the
ladies of the counoil. A dmission, d 5o,
children ]5. -Rey. W. H. Butt addres-
sed the County S. S. Convention at
Clinton last week. The Clinton New
Era reports u follows "Mr. Butt who
has;recently oonae into this county is a
valuable acquisition to the talent of
association, his address was among the
best delivered during the convention."
-Mr. A. Bovvalaugh is home from
Clinton where he has been in charge of'
a saw ma --Miss Lillie Hill, who hag
been in London ix home visiting. --Mrs
Bill is going to have an auction sale
on March 8th. --Mise Eva Ppm hi visit-
ing her parents. --The church bell has
recently been put in position and now
tons out the hour of service-1Vlieses
Mitohell and Elston injured by the
runaway team of Mr. Harrison are still
suffering considerable pain and pros-
tra tion.
(From another source).
Mune*, --Well some one prophesy
when sleighing will come.- W S.
Davis, Wm. Luker and others were
felling it tree on Tuesday in 'There
Handford'e bush they were fortunate
in 'seeming nine comas, two of which
vvere very large arid valuable,--Weiley
Fairhall of Brandon,Man., is visiting
.
his brother Charlie thii pleoe.-4t.
F. Rieke; VTAR tri London oter Sunday.
Mr, Fred. Smith of Brantford is elid-
ing his brother 0. W. of this plat:M.--
The Arena= orgireiebr has beeu can-
Vares:ng in OM place but. We do not
know how tabootssaful he halt been,
A Toroblon lady saye "I havo tried a
great many remedies but 110,707 found one
to give 010 mo witch relief en rlseljny'm
Giver Lozenges, I would not be without
them," are sold at 05a. at a rugiVots.
lkiiieird'e bulb:101i for rheumatism.
CONDENSED DISTRICT
NEWS.
nuncer.
A quiet but pleasant event t
piaoe at the residence of Mr. J
firoeneh, in Tuottersmitis? on Fri
last. This was the inarriege of
DOW Sproat, of Ethel, formerly
Tuokerspaitb, to lain Hannah, siete
the worthy hoot.
Thee) Brussels Bost chronicles
deeth of Benjamin Edwards, at -th
age of 82. Mr. Edwards was born
Brentwood, Co, Essex, England, on
J uiygltla 1812, ad oonsequently woul
have,beee 82 next July had his lif
been spared. Fifty-one years ago the
deommed purchased the lot on whiola
the G. T. It. depot now stands in Lon
don for,$5, the Forest Cit, being bu
a quiet going village at that date. Mr
and Mrs Edwards resided in Markham
for time, then moved to the town
ship Of MoGillivray, Mindlesex County
and, took up land. Thirtydfive year
ago they purchased lot 3, con. 0, rdreY
townehip.
„W illis,m) 'Wallace, of aona leer,
Essex County, vvrites as follows: .For
sorcie weeks past I have noticed several
demi crediting different farmers in
the township of Tuokersmitla and
Hibbert, with having marketed some
heavy bogs, and thinking it might be
of some interest to these gentlemen,
tcdhear from the teo-called corn hoonty
of Essex I wish to state that Mo.
Samuel Jackson, of the Middle: ,road,
delivered in comber a few days ago,
nine hogs, which averaged, when
dressed, 413 pounds. These were of
the Berkshire breed and were fed en-
tirely on corn.
MIDDLESEX.
The Parkhill council tie having tlae
streets named Mid holmes numbered.
Parkhill ,council has decreeti th
there -Shall be five hotel and no oh
licenses in that town during 189
The license f e6 for hotels was fixed
$185.
.70)31$' WFIX1910
uestishers and rt.***
sows
• 'FHB LATEST N
Several earthquake shoults ware felt ia
o°h°kti. Sial'illiYelablutsinceLk.portion of lleslo,B, 0. was
ehey deetroyed by Are Saturday :night. Lose
Mori "°C°0'n°g°r°e'saneen Wilson of tariff bill fame
r of ills en oh; steyrii,ohu;iidy ei rn. the city of Mule°.
h tanhilet'oqPoti dar teb sae it 31 ro:ft na the808800.tar list' go al:Pr ladrI5v °11 g b°: t Iva
rlo
in
A change of venue him been greeted in
d the aecone Hooper trial at Three Rivera
a and the ease will be hertid in Montreal.
W. C. Carrethere walked, out of a second
storey window ,at Kingston on Saturday
night and tooeived injuries which resulted
t- in his death. ,
Five year old Johnny Doerr was burned
to death et Rochester, N. Y., Saturday
morning, and his mother had her leg brok-
en by a fall from a window.
A. British force in Gatnira, West Afriort
loot three officers and ten men. and had 47
wounded in an encounter with a slave raid-
ing band under Chief Fodsilah.
Seven members of the ltveuger family of
M!,ohigan City, lnd., hare died of trichin-
osis. About it mi th ago the bandy of 8
persons ate some 't,b^eased pork.
At Chicago on Sa s, day Judge Brentano
denied the motion a .uow trial in the
case of Eugene Pendergast, the murderer of
Mayor:HarrisOn, and sentenced the prison-
er to be hanged on Maroh 23.
"A crick in the back," &bale ander the
shoulder blades, water brash, billowiness,
and oonstipation, ara symptoms of disor-
dered stomaoh, kidneys, -flyer and bowels.
For all erenents originating in it derange-
ment ethese organs, take Ayer's Pills.
A _London cable announces that the
Judicial Corarnittee of the Privy Connell
gave judgement &serene. declaring the
valid. Act respecting assignments and
pteferanoes by insolvent bankrupts to be
at
op I azie glad in the interest of any, who
4, may be auffering from Dpepepsia, to boar
at testiraony to the fact that I have been
greatly benefitted by the use of K, D. C.,
when other medicines prescribed A3 reme-
dies afforded no relief.
The blue -bird is hailed as %harbinger of
Spring. It is clso a reminder that a blood
ruiner is needed to prepare the eyetera for
the debilitating weather to come. Listen
and yon will hear the birds singing: "Take
Ayer's Sarsaparilla, in Mibrah, April, May."
WINTER. FEEDING,
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N AWAY 11141114,
,TuSt opened a HandsOnte Lot of Rind
some Pictures from the; celebrated 'firm
of W. A. Rut Co. of Bulralo, N. Y.,
Wholesale Picture Importers,
Bealltif121 Walnut and Gilt
s J Frames, 6 im wide, size
36 x 28 inches,
Andrew Roger, a highly respected
farmer of London township, who died
a few days ago, oarne from Yorkshire,
Eng.'36 years ago and first setled in
Gocterich. Ire was married in 1868
and leaves a widow and four daugh-
ters;
A number of friends of liddand Mrs.
Richard Hodgine, tSauble Line, Bid-
dulph, assembled atttheir residence o
Mdatday evenintt, Feb, 190, it belts
'tne 25th afihiversarY Of their Yieddin
day. A most enjoyable evening w
spent by all present. Over fifty pa
took of the bountiful repast prepare
for them by the host and hostage. fh
presents were numerous and °omit
among others was a beautiful silve
watch and chain, presented to Kr
Hedging himself. Speeches, reoitat
ions, vocal and instrumental music
wile the order of the proceedings and
all present enjoyed themselves to the
fullest. About midnight the affair
was brought to a close, and many were
the good wishes indulged in by their
friends with regard to the future of
the happy pair, and hope was Oft LiMei3
exprested that their lives might be
/pared to commemorate their golden
Wedding at the expiretion of another
quarter of a century.
ezane.
Mr. Jos. 13rown has sold his resid
once in St. Marys to Mr John Hooper
•
Blanshard.
The appointment ofJ. W. Cull as
enb-colleotor of outdoing at Mitchell
has been gazetted.The people of Mitohell protest
against a night-watchman unless the
merchants pay half' the expense.
When horses and cattle are kept in
,.11- stables most of the winter ssa ars Rid on
2: dry food, they are ape to get eat of eondit-
"d ion wed the spring finds animals that are
rt not thriving, many have notually lost der -
0 ing the winter and hare to do all their
e "pie:king rep" when turned out to grass.
Y All this oan be prevented and enituals
r made to gain all winter long by using
• ick s Blood Purifier Note the name-
. Diokei not Richard's.
Tinto MAIM _CAFE SUCCESSFUL.
It is easier to face a sannog than to
oarry aboat with you, day after day, a
sick beadaOhe, wretelied billieueness, a
torturing neuralgia pang. Men and women
go down before these things who brave the
great afflictions of life. Sntrlits Powders
cure these affections, and help make life
succeseful. By removing pain, they pet
hope in the heart, they put brightness in
the eye, and elasticity in the step. When
one has a clear bead and it nomad stomeob,
he is always ready, in the battle of life to
give a Roland for an Oliver. Stark's Pow.
dere are the floret of success, 25 cents a
box.
Mr. Race, of the Mitchell Recorder,
is an asp trent for the Liberal nominat-
ion in South Perth at the approaohing
Provincial election.
Mr. Thos. Northgraves of St. Maes,
While walking aoroas the Ontario
House oor the Other day, 1 ipped and
fell breaking his right arm.
The will of the late Wm. Etty, of
Miech ell, has been probeted, He left
$9,811 in personal and , $2,960 in real
estate, with leis widow as sole execut.
St. Mary'e clerk gete a salary of
$30 per annum ; treasurer, *250,
constable, $400 ; night watchman,
$375 ; assessor, $150 audiker•
s 25
elm la.
Mr. W. Ef. Graham of St, Marys
• •
left during the past reek with a DUm.
ber of oarriege horses or the old
scaott: 7. He expeots to be, absent it
csouple of months. He has rirrirecl
Wm. Canning, sr., died at the resi.,
dance of his daughter's, Mitchell, on
Thureday last, aged 74. He was an old
resident of the Carlingford neighbor-
hood for years and welt known in thus
section.
The daughter of Richard Lucas, of
the refit Ward, St. Marya, in attempt-
ing to efreet eon:es:eery cure for chil-
blains, placed her feet in it sneer drift
for some fifteen ininutes and when gips
removed them they were frozen to
badly that they may have to be amput-
ated
The town Al' Mitchell, Which nins
the eleetric light at about $500
shortage annually, is considering the
question of inoreelting the price to
stlimoribere 2 dents a letup and else of
ptitting in an inoandesceet plant to
increatio consumption,
Xo other sarsaparilla has equalled letoodti
in the telief 14 givee in sevenst clime t�f
dyispepela,teielt headaehri, bililotusueii, 010.
BIIRDO LOOD ITTERS.
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constipation, bad blood, headache,
ness, sorofula, and all dirseitees,of the stone-
aoh, liver and bowels,
AN EEOE'LLENT Romzny.
Gentlenten,-We have mod Iragyard's
Pectoral Balsam in our homes for over
throe years,and find it an excellent remedy
for all forras of coughs and colds. In
throati:and lung troubles it affords instant
relief.
John Brodie,
Columbus, Ont.
Excursion to California,.
On amount of the Sea Francisco,
Winter Fair, the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul Railway Company will sell ex-
cursion tickets to San Franoisoo, St. Joffe,
Colton, Los Angeles and San Diego., Oah,
and Portland, Ore., at reduced rates, good
until April 1, 1894. For perticalare +tall on
any deepen tioket agent, or address A. 3.
Taylor, Canadian Paris. Agent, 87 York
St., Toronto, Ont.
i•moiromomme..
llow wa do it I
We give you a tioket on which we
punch all your purchaees. When
the total amounts to $30;yon can
have your choice of the elegant
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Mr. Mowat strongly opposed the
election of Mr. Mc:Naughton. n -North
Bruce, but that member was independ-
ent enough to overlook the Premier's
peevishness and hasty ultimo and
words in that noted contest and allowed
himself to belintroduced to the House
by two independent Libetals and after-
wards took a seat upon one of the op-
position benches. Mr. MoNaughton't
first action in the House was to prove
that he did not go there as an opponent
of the Government: -Farmer's Son.
x x
It is said, in defence of the pry:avant
system of paying registrar* and sheriffs,
that the office e would not yield so large
a revenue as they do now ff the fees
oolleceed formed part of the public re-
ceipts and the officers -were paid a fixed
amount for their serviees. It is alleged
that in cases where ealariee are
paid.the revenue has tall= off 40 per
cent since the officials ceased to have *
pereonal interest in the fees paid in.
This, however, can hardly be conxidered
an argument against the proposition to
fund sheriffs' fees. It simply, amounts
totthis, that those whose fees have
been funded are not acting laonetrtly by,
the public and that the dishonest 'ser-
vants should be removed and better
men put in their places.
X X X
In his speech in the Ontario Legislat-
ure in the debate on the LieutenantGoyernor'e a.ddrees, Mr. Meredith) the
Opposition leader, aaid ;--
Now he wanted to sayea few male lon
another topio. The Attorney -General, in
an address to his former constituents of
South Ontario, had aocueed him of rain!
the 'am popery" cry, Had any man of
tees rospoesible position than the Attorney.
General made the acousation it would not
have been so neeessary' for him te take
exception to it. He has done nothing of
the kind. It was most onfair to bring
such a charge against him. Mamba* on
his side of the House had been called relig-
ious,. bigots and fanatics. They werc•
neither. One of the acts for which they
had been condemned in this commotion was
the introduction into the Itegielatnre of a
bill providing that tbe ballot should be
alike for Roman Catholioa and Protestants.
Now they were justified in this notion, be -
cense a member of the Houma on the
Government side had himself given notioe
of a bill which WAR understood to give
the ballots to voters at Separate school
elections. He repudiated most emPhatieellY
every charge of insinuation to the effeot
that the members of hia side of the House'
went dieposed to treat those of the Roman
Catholio faith with the least degree of
harshness. Far from it Egnal rights for
all was the platform on which they stood.
That was the policy of himself and his
followers at the last election, mad that
would be their policy et the impetiding
elections. (Loud Oppoeition cheer*, )
Tete MODERN WAY.
Commends itself to the well.formed, to
do pleasantly and effectually what was
formerly done in, the crudent manner and
disagreeable as woll, To cleanee the syn.
tem and break up colds, headache and
fevers without unpleasant after effect, axe
the delightful liquid laxative remedy, Syrup
of Figs,
THE GREAT SALE OF
Banitrtql Siock :1 Po:i Sion,
lr<IIR...a<rrC)1\1"7'
Flas been a decided success, people corning for miles to get their share
of the Bargains, The counters are still full of Bargain s in every line.
NOW some of the Prices we are quoting this week:
—Mon's Black Worsted 8uits, made to order, perfect fit guaranteed,
$15, regular. price $20,
-100 Gents' Fasluomtble Ties, 2 for Sc, regular price 15c each.
-Children's All -wool Hose 6c per pair, regular price 15c.
Lbs taking Soda for 5c, regularprice 5c per lb.
—8 Lbs: Sulphur for 215e, regular price On per lb.
-Salmon 10c poi' can, regular price 15c per can.
We are selling 33 lbs. Bright Yellow Sugar for COI
tiighegt price paid for Vann Produce.
MeGOWAN & CO
Kirktott