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VOL. XXI. NO, 39,
"HEW TO THE LINE, LET THE OBIPS F.AEL WBERE TREY MAY
EXETER, ONTARIO THURSDAY UORNING APRIL 26, 1894
B. S. PR
Woodham,
You, Wont Know
Row well we can serve you
--WITH---
Lace Curtains,
Wall Papers;
Ready MixedPaints
AND MANY OTICER THINGS
•
NEEDED AT HOUSE-CLEAN-
ING TIME,,
UNLESS YOU COME AND SEE US.
If You're LoOking for a, Place
Where you can get the most and
best for the least money, •you'll
not make any mistake by coming
hero because our stock is new,
bright and fresh.
S Bought Well,
It's Sold Well.
FOR -YOTT.
We invite you to come and see
our exhibit of New Dress Goods,
Prints, Delaines, Gloves, Hos-
iery, Laces axeloRibleons.
--We pay tdp price for
--Butter anL Eggs.
fi, 8, F085 & Ca,
.10b4clainafiseaanean
redeton.
Beuerse-De. Wicket hes returner lo
e town from Toronto, where he has been
etudying ihe past number of menthe.-
Tbe lecal segiere report large catobeend
tele -A number from here attended the
Evaugelicel confereece in Znr lob hint week.
-The woolen mills hero are btIll idle.
This it3 a good opening fora pushing felloW°.
-The flax mill enutpleted work foe the
• geasoo last week.
Chiselleuhrb-
Zorn,- The members of the Epworth
League, of the Methodist cherch, bele
their election of officers on Tueeday
et•euleg of this week. It resulted as fol-
lows :-Presiclent, Miss Basic NIcTo.ggaet ;
vice•presichmt, Miss Puller Stoneman;
eeeretary, M. Geo. McTaggart; treas.
e men Mr. ntin eleTaggart Tide is by
far the htrungest staff of officers the
league has yet ha& and under their able
management good work will he accent-
eliecler, who has been our
village blacksmith for over three yews,
left lest week for a village near Toronto
where be inteecls keepine a boarding
ensue. The citizens of this -village regret
Mr. einclair's departure, as he was en
Eli:tilt et 0W:ram-Mr. Isaac Dobson wbo
kap i ten visitieg et the parental home left
for Manitoba. last weelc.
131JILDUZ
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)i.t. t130 rya= is run clown, a person
bie an -ssy prey to Consumption or
• Sorotnia. Many vaineele lives ere saved
e 1w wing Scott's Enplsion an soon tie
s line in heal.h tibtalued.
Look at the dato on your label this
week, and see that your name is mark-
ed well hi advance.
w.,1 No pa 0, is discontinued until all
e arrears areefono paid, except at the option
of the publisher.
The date when the subscription expires
ie ott the teddines label of each paper, the
thane of which to a subsequent date be-
. comes a receipt for rem i ttariee..S trbseribers
will please examine their label before and
after makitg a remittance. •
thlIs Green.
BRIEFS .--Mr John Cochrane, sr., still
continues in poor healtb,-Our worthy
eitizon, Mr. John Troyer, left here on
T'hureday, the 19th insle, ou s trip to
Toronto and vioinity,--A pleasant event
took place at tbe rceidenos of Mr. Charles
Troyer, postumeter of this village, on
Tuesday the 375h inst., the occasion
being the roarriage of his daughter, Miss
Bertha; to Mr Robert Jarrett, formerly of
the Parr Hue, but who recently parallelled
s !arm on the 2nd son. of Hay. The nn.
teresting and important ceromoray was
erforneed by Rev.- Mr, Wather, of the
ippon (Avoid& in the presence of A num-
ber et friends of the contraoting parties,
Mr. and Mrs- jarrott are, a well known
and highly esteemed youhg coup/0, and
their many friends unite hi wishing them
pleasantsail down life's turbid stream.
iet-4
Bnines.-The Methodiet S. S, have de-
cided to hold its anpiveitelee on the first
Sunday in July, with the initial picnic on
the following Monday in Mr. Alex. Kirk's
grov&-The contract for thorough repair.-
mg of`the temperance hall has been let to
local men fcr t509, to be ecrinpluied by the
1st of Septemben-The following from
the Laden? Journal for Anvil will beread
with intereet by the rnany friends and ao-
quaintancee of the, youeg lady; "Miss
Hutton was born in the town of Oshawa,
and attended public ethools in the various
places where her father Was audience un-
til she pa.etted the entrance and primary
examinations in the public school in tile
town of Durham. Tbe next year she at-
tended the Goderien High School and
parsed tbe junior leaving examination.
she attended the Model School in the sense
place. and, after teaching about two years.
ha (en derich and in the, township of Blan-
shard, she attended the Toronto Norme.I
Schc.ol, and obtained a seoond class certie-
cate last December, winning the highest
bonore and gold medal in a class of nearly
120 students. The honor standing is based
upon all the work of the term taken in
commotion with tbe final examination, and
requiree that 50 per cent. shall be inade in
eath subject, and 70 per vent, 00 the total.
Thi e high standing, with tbe whining
of the medal in so large a °lase
speaks for itself as to Miss Hutto's abili-
tiee. She inteteds to peoseente her studies
still further, and we besreale for her a
continuation ot the seems which elle bee
tready achieved."- The Pultlic School
entertainment has beau postponed for one
week later until Friday evening May 4tb.
-Mr. W• Robison, jeweller, tan laid up a
few days last week.-Biordseed. L. Hutton
of tbis place and Welevirt. of Stratford will
etehange pelpits next, Sunday.-Co'ntrac-
tors for the repairing of the town hall have
commenced operationse-Fullarton debate
Mg club failed to put in an appoaraece
Monday evening, hence tbe bebate aidnot
come off. -Doc. Carr's ben se ran away on
Termeday last darnagieg the buggy consider-
ably. -The fair ground has been rented to
Thomas lioadhouse for the season for $25.
-There must be strong attraation in Us -
borne ae areumber.of our boya are eeen
frequently wandering in that direction.
Tisberne boys, beware.
Centralia.
Bernre. -Centralia is booming jut now.
The demand for houses is greater than the
engeie.-A new grocery store ban opened
up in the building formerly occupied by
Mr. Itfills at; a boot aed shoe store. Mr.
Boyle wbo has been clerkieg in London is
the daring adventurer. IVe wish him
eneoese, but donbe if Centralia can support
three general storee-Dr, Shoulte, of Lon -
den, iutende settling down here and prim -
tieing medicine. We need a skilled pity-
eioian and will wish one newcomer
succeme-A Lodge of Chosen friends was
organized on Saturcley eyening by Dr.
Sboults, the County. Organieer and Medi
eel Examinen-Me. Irwin, the oldest
member of the McCoy family, died at ber
datigister's rmaidenee on Monday mornieg,
at the ripe age o(77 years. Her death
was entirely uolooked for as be was not
known to be sick. She literally slept her
lhe away, nes er having known an ache or
pain during her whole life. The funeral
took place ,yesterelay, whe n her remains
were oonYeyed to tins Exeter cemetery. -
The Misses Elston and Mitehell injured by
o runaway over two menthsago are 'slowly
recoverffig, but are still 'unable to walk.
They are still. confined to their homes, and
their injuries are much more serious than
at firat thought to be. -We are Old, to see
that Mr. Charles Abbott is home from
Indiana.
D, C. Pine tone and regulate the boll
Ole.
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To Read this Advertisement
and aftiMe you :have read it
think of what you are paying
others for, the same goods.
7aterlt Moctioittes.
-Regular 26c Bottles for 17c.
-Regular 5oc Bottles fax 4,oc,
-Regular lit.00 Bottles for 75o.
Lbs. Pure Black Pepper for 26c.
4-6 Lbs. Spleodid Japan Tea for $t no
-.The wonder is how we can sell so much good
Soap lor 25c.
--We, are doing it, coins and see for yourself,
Highest price paid for all Farm Produce,
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Kirkton
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W. CAMERONSMITH, Barrister, Solioi-
T T tor, Conveyancer. Officio Main -et.
Oen bcoonsulted after office .hours at the
Commeroial Betel. flensall,
Rquat arrived another large assortment of all
kinds of l3oo5s (Vc Shoes at A. Wesoloh'e the
leaning Boot & She Store )thichwe wil.1 011
ab bard time prices for cash. Our rind° is 111
creasing every year and we are leading the
trade as we have always en band a large stock
of the latest stylert. 0101 and examine our
stook before purchasing elsewhere aud be MI:
vinced that we sell cheap, Butter and Begs
taken same, as oasts forgoode.
Sign of ingtoot. A. WIDSBLO1I,
Mayfen's Bleak.
Following are the market quotations
Wheat 55 to 58
Bailey
Cate
Peas
Hay
Butter... 15 to 16
Eggs -----------------13 to 113
Heigs ... 600 to 6 25
Clover eeed
35 to 35
. 80 to 31
, 50 to 50
6,00 to 7.00
Bantre. -Mr. Thos. Barry hat' returned.
from Boston where ho has just dispeeed
of a carload of fine horses. -Will Dempsey
a former resident of this place gave his
teeny friends a pleasant call on Monday,
.T.hee were all pleasecl to see him, espec-
ially the young ladies -The crieketers are
practieing daily, and hope soon to try oon-
olusious with their Exeter brethren.--
iviessra. Cook, Coxworth and Murdock are
to be given tbe credit for a row
cf beautiful trees on the wetb side of
station st., set wit on Monday, In a few
yeareethey will afford excellent eleade..-
Fred. Meyers hex just put onto the road
a veryhandsome :neat ear; made by Col-
well and Hobkirk. For COLVI'DieliCe,
beanty and build, it Is the finest rig we
have
seen. 15 is a credit to the beilders,
owner and village. --Mr, Si Router leaves
for Manitoba shortly.- Mr, W. R. Hodgine
returned front a pleasant visit to Port
Heroin Monday. He was abent several
days and reporta bis health much improv-
ed.---McEwen's new store is being rushed
forward. The contractor, Mr. Cudmore
ie malting an excellent jot of it -Mr. G. J.
Sutherland has Fold !his driving mare to
Mr. Shillinglaw of Mitchell. -Mr.. Weia-
neillor was on a purchasing torn to Toronto
this week. -Councillor Calling of Exeter
was in town on Tueaday.--The flax mill
completed work for the season last week. -
Mr. W. E. Hedgins is getting material 011
the ground for the erection of e. shop, ad-
joining his hotel block, and winch will be
occupied by Mr. M. aillweed.-Arrange-
inente are being made for a grand concerti
and lecture in Carmel Presbyterian thumb,
on the evening of May. 245h. -Mr. 'Jame*
Coxworth now has lois new hall ready for
uee.--Mr. Caxwortla is one of our most en-
terprising citizene, and is constantiy adding
to and improving the appearance of Ids
buildings and premise&
theand, Bend.
Bnnos.-Mr. Joserb Brenner has per-
ch/made set of weigh scales which will
melte it convenient for thee haviDa stook
or bay to dispose of. -Mr. Ogden of Semite
one Jobe l'allis of Parkhill, were here last
weir in the interests of the Confederetion
Life Ineuranoe Co. -Mr. John Turnbull
in passing through here last week on his
way to Perlehill, ono of his IlOrS1113
taken sick. After a pi eeription being filled
and- given bine be was eoen able to get into
50W0. -The bridAo gang balm completeqj
their work her au doeft for All' noon whet e
&bey have 'mother to oreen Mr Brenner's
team was the first to peso over it, It is a
Bee strueture end looks splentlicl.-Mr.
Poster ybi±ed Greenway last Pfiday and
returned Seturcht3z orening.-The eervioes
in the Methodist Church was conduoted by
Mr. Riceiwho delivered an excellent sermon
He was also soliciting donations for tho
nemti College, St. Thonms.-Mies Mary
Zapfe returned borne oe Saturday. Henry
Zepfe Mee visited hia parents here. -Mr.
Zapfe our tailor here, has been very busy
thisscam) keepies, up to the ordet s left at
the poet affirm more. There is still a good
range to pick frail, and prieee suitable to
all -Miss Mallen Mona' cl and Mimi Bea,rica
Pobertgon leave for Parkhill whet° they
intend learning dressmaking. Fred is
looking discousoIa.e.
Dashwood.
-el re Louis .Kraft of Stephen
towneltip who purtanieed the property of
Mr. Wm. Willert, in this village took
possession last weele-Messrs. Henry
Willert and Louis Eleinstiver have great-
ly improved their property by erecting a
wire fence. -What is the matter with
Daeliwood having a race course ? Mr.Wrn
Snell, jr., has offered to build one at a.
nominal cost, and the only thing now is
for tho citizens to take hold, as it would
be Olt° a boon to some of our hest horse.
men and bioyclistir.-Quite a number of
childre 1 were e mfirmea in the Luther a
thumb • recently. --Quite a number of
people from here attended the 11 eeting of
the Evangereal Conference in Zurich ma
Sunday. -nay. MoEly has 'Nee appointed
pastor of the congregation here in Rev.
Mr, Krupp's place, who leaves for Ottawa
district shortly.-edr. 11m.y Roeee, is
erecting an addition co his house and
born. -Mr, Angara MoCormiek le baying a
fine verandah erected to his heum.--Reve
Yager, Ilatith and Watmee were tenewing
acquainrancee it the village on Monday. -
Rev. Mr, Bean occupied the Evasagellota
palpie on Sunday eyeziogi-A bloyele club
was organized tide week with the eollow-
ing officers :.--Pree., C. Fritz ; ylconio,
Ekit ; trews., Prod Rinker ;resey •J.
aoffnian.
When yr. ur stomach troublog yott nies
In 0,
elontreal, Sept. 4th.
ePUBLItin-In toy practise,
and in the eaeacity of Veterinary Elitor
of the Penally Herald ana Weekly Star, I
have had am:melon ot.et the remits of
Dicke' Homo and Cattle Medicines. I
have found them eo thoroughly relieble
teat t have prescribed them i hundreds
of creme In ell of which they have proved
satisfeciory. J W, GRAHAM,
Proceedings of the Canada Co
ference of the Evangelical
.Associatton.
I
ne Soo= Dinneen -Berlin, JP Ranch;
Hamilton. Geo. Bram; Waterloo. W J
Yaeger: Campden, 5R Knechtel: Rain.
ham, J 0 Morlock aud I M 'Moyer;
MOI.TibtOn, J Wilhelne; Blenheim, L
Wittioh; Hespeler, EH Bean: Niagera,
G D Damn; Gainsbow, M Clemens:
Arnprior, S Krupp; Pembroke, 0 Bolen -
der; Golden Lake, 0 G Keane: Rocking-
ham, Gil Wagner,
NORM DrialtIOT.--St. Jacobs, A Y
Efaist; Elmira, H A Thomas; Wall:toe,
M Nlauret;Listowel, 0 S Finkbeiner;
Normandy, J II Grinzebaoh; Carrick,
G F lemon; Mildmay, G F Haist; Bane
over and Elmwood, T Bauch and LK
Edit; Port Elgin, E Burn; Oheeley, D
Rieder; Nipiseing:andseParry Sound, A
W Saurer.
- Hamburg, 1 A
Schmith and S. Finkbeiner; N E Elope,
JJ Schwalmegavistook, 5 Finkbeiner;
Stratford, L Li Wagner; Sebringville,
F Meyer and Supply; Milverton, H
Dierlaum; Maitland, E, Becker; Zurich,
D H Brandt' Dashwood, E Eby. Credi-
ton, J G Litt; AIdbow, I K Devitt;
IVIiddleton, J W Hammett,
E. B. 13.atten, Reporter. ree'ee,
The above Conference met in annual
session in Zurich, April 19th, with
Bishop Thomas Bowman in the chair_
After devotional exercises conference
went Into private seseion.
Ancli•ew Goebel of Hamilton, and j.
W. Ortwein, were deposed from the
ministry and expelled from the church.
Rms. J. TI, Yaggy addressed eonfer-
ence in behalf of Northwestern College
and U, B. Institute, located at Nape:
-
villa, Ill.
J. P. Leibold and Amos T. Heist
were liceresed to preach.
Revs. J. C. Bomberger and C. A.
Thomas of 0/eyeland, 0. F, Brann and
J . Finkbeiner of Toledo, 'were received
as advieery members.
Rev. C. G. Kaatz of the Oregon Con-
ference WAS received into this confer -
once.
Joseph Umbach was = re-elected, and
D. Krell newly elected to the office of
Presiding Elder.
The Presiding Elders were stationed
as follows : Smith Disbriot, let T. Wing.;
West District, D. Kreh; North District,
J. Unshed).
The next Annual Conference is to
convene at South Cayuga, beginning
tbe third Thursday in April 1895,
0. A. Thomas addressed conference in
the interests of the Pei Within g Establish-
ment at Cleveland. nhiell was represent-
ed as being in is very prosperous condit-
ion and the prospects for tho future
bright.
Conference adjourned at 5 p. m.1
Friday morning Conference opened at
8.30, After devotional exercises the
minutes of the preceding day were
read and adopted.
Aletter from the Woman& Missionary
Society was read before conference.
Rev, W. Yast of Cleveland, General
Missionary Treasurer was received as
advisory member.
A letter from Rev. G. V. Movins of
Dakota, relatiye tonstablishing a mission
in Atherba, was read and discussed, and
subsequently referred to the committee
on appropriations.
The Recording See'y .of the Board of
Examiners reported.
It was resolved that the conference
minutes be published in pamphlet form
in both German and English.
Rev. S. N. Moyer Presiding Elder,
was reported as having died during the
year.
Rev. G. F. Schwartz -was reported as
being disabled.
It was resolved Unit he be reimbursed
for the exeense incurred by him in con-
nection with supplies for his work ap-
pointed by the Presiding Elder. n
Conference adjourned.
Afternoon Session.
The committee on memorials report,.
ed.
Resolutems were adopted expressive
of &empathy and condolence towards
rhe bereaved of S. N. Moyer. and Mrs
(Ray) E. 15 . 13een, deceased.
Heartfelt some athy was also express-
ed for G. 1'. Schwartz, who suffers some
bodily affliction.
Committee on Sabbathrobservance and
Temperance repeated.
A special Teen ting in the interests oF
Education and Temperance is to be hold
on Tuesday evening preceding next con-
ference session,
S. Finkbeiper, E. Becker, G. D.
Deanne and A. W. Sauer, were voted
Deacon's orders and received into the
itenerancy.
Dettdters orders were voted J. K.
Conference adjourned.
Saturday morning conference opened
at 8.30,. Devotional exercise led by
Prof. S. L. Cinbach, after which the
business of the dey was proceeded with,
Bishop Bowman presiding. Minutes of
the previous day were read and adopted.
Examinero. were appoinbed , for She
year.
1VI. T. Wing was eleebed delegate to
the Prohibition Convention to be held
in Montreal the coming summer.
The Conference S. 5, Convention
and Ministerial meeting is to he held
the latter part of ept, 1804.
3. G. Litt was re-elected conference
treasurer.
Committee on ways and meant' re-
norted. Committee on statiseics re-
ported. Report tidoptede
Arery
.tT'1
P. 4:aist was re-elected Sbetistical
se,
Conference adjourned.
Afternoon Session,
After diaposing of sunero /mushiest
matters, Prof, S. T. 1linbach Addressed
conferenoe in the interests of Union
Biblieal leetittite, Naperville, 111,
J. C. lioneboyer, Editor of the Young
Epistle and English .S. Scheel Litera-
ture Addrestied cotferenee in the in-
terests of these periodicals'while 'We
Yasb Spoke in behalf of the Orphan
Rome located lit Flat Rook, Ohio, and
the 0:theral NTissionary interest&
The reporb of the Stationing Come
mate() wen read by the Riehop thereby
relieving Some of a burden of Anxiety,
while the burdens of others increased.
The list a appOinttheilte are tis fol-
lows
.sappen
BRIErS,-Air Kyle's wagon and carriage
works are to be opened up about the 1st
of May, Mr. 'Ricker, of Bright.
having aented the same. Mr. Ricker his
also botight all the abseil ad machinery
of Inn'. McIntosh, who intends retiring
froro business. Mr. AleIntoeh hes been
in the wagon making lewdness for -50
veare, and beta nell earned bits rest. We
wish hint many loeg and happy years in
our midst yen -Miss Lizzie Monteith
spent Sunday at beme.-Mr. Thoseteleleay
who bas been seriously ill for seine time is
now improvitg.-Mr. John Thompson has
returned home from tee Northwest -Mr,
George Mcore, who went from here to
Algorno, early in the spring, got bent
by felling a tree, but is now recovering, -
Mr, Robert Blair is intending to leave for
Algoma heforeloug.-Weduesday must be
a lucity day for gettirg married, there
having been a wedding here on a Weenies.
day for eight weeks in succession. This
is a good harvest for the ministers.
Wm. Cudmere is busy .shipping greets °sr -
goes of.hey.
eireenway.
--
Berers.-The 26th anunal report of the
dolma -meet of marine and Etheries ier
,1803 bas been pieced in the hand e of our
J. P. -Rev. R. S. WiliaOlt of Port Larnbten
visited his parents and other friende here
last week and leturned home last Tueeciay.
-Bev. T. H, Gbant and NV, J. 'Wilson,
drove out to Mr, Gotta nursery near
Ai-trona:last week, they were highly pleased
with bi stook of fruit and ornamental tee,
His `spructe and nut beariug treesare worthy
of special notice, wail and butternut, sweet
ohestnut trees are just the kind to set out
for la hada trees. In a few years they will
bear enough nuts to pay far cost and ex-
pense of planting. Hike 'price considering
quality of stook is much less than foreign
ntuseries, Any one in need of treee will ba
wellpain by visiting the nursery. -Mr.
B. Quarry, LicenseeInspector of fishezies,
passed through here last week puttina up
notiees.-Rey. J. P. Rice, of Se. Thomas,
preached a very intereeting and instructive
501 0)00 in the Boston Methodist Chtlich
last Sabbatb. He is Fieanoiel agent of
the eollege appointed to order of the Lan-
do» Conferenee and intenes to ymit emit)
family in the circuit. -Mr. R. English sold
a new stylisb road cat t to Mr Joon Reit-
er& Grand Bela -Mr. &mega Foster rode
oat from Grand Bend on hie new /Aerie
last Priday.-Mr. Jtahn Grigg wbolesale
book and stationery dealer et Exeter, call-
ed on our merchant last week.
Whalen
Beenties.-The Patron of Industry candi-
dates for South Perth. Mr. Donald, Domin-
ion, and Mr.leloNell Legislature, with Mr.
Mountain, ueunty President, held a meet-
ing in the school bouee here to explain the
platform end principles on whieh they
claim tbe suport of the electois of the rid.
nig. The meeting was well attended and
alter listening to feroible speeches in which
the mistakes and abusor.. of both govern-
moute were exposed, a resolution was pass-
ed almost unanimously to support the prin-
ciples advocated by the speakers of the
evening. Grits and Tories, beware. -Mr R
Bayeraftor of lel ilverten hats decided 50 rP'
turn to his farm hereeds son baying bought
a 30 acre farm near Prose rot 11111,from Mr.
MeConnell of St. elary's.--Mr P. Hern is
preparieg to movo hie -barn and put a brick
foundation ender in --Mr. James Brooke it
55 preeont away in Pennelyvemia with a
cerriage stallion for sale, on which be
expects to realize a large profit, having
bought at a low figure. -Master Norman
Brooks le going to Birr this etnnmer to
learn them analinago-Mr.Wynn of Wood-
ham has the toxin -sot for the woodwork of
Mr Hodgson's new house, -A team driven
by Mr Wilson implement agent of St Mary
ran away here oil Thursday evening. The
bolt connecting the pole to the Waggon
mono out and frightened the hereof,. The
waggon was left upside down in the di lob,
and the team ran into Mr. F. Morley's lease
%here they were eaptured. No serious
damage wen done to men or horses but the
waggon eves oonsiderably wrecked,
,A younglingliehrean named einglieb,
who was tried Friday at Winnipeg for theft
Irene his boavding littlest; eleetrified the
court by the eloquence' of Zhie plen for
teeny. /tam not eeve bim, however,
being hie teetted offence, wee he was given
twelve menthe with bavd Tabor.
It is olaireed that 300 hones in Wield -
peg are rendeeed incapable of work owing
to a disease eatmed by exposere to the wet,
cold weather, and drying in of the mud All
over the legs and duet. The dinette° is
ktaown all mud fever, and it is so prevalent
that many grocers aud bakers ere deliver -
/lite, geode by band, ..
..grcaeet. env.; of tho ago.
.xoyui W1yT1e
trianabery And Piroprirt...*'s
CONDENSED DISTRICT
NEWS.
reatTii.
A. Guest, of Detroit, a St. Mary's
boy has been appointed deputy sheriff
of that city at $1,200 a year.
Arrangements etre being made by
the Athletic Aesociation at St. Marys,
for a good program of sports for tbe
24512 of May.
The hearing of the cbarge against W.
N, Ford, tbe abeconcting deputy-ool-
teeter of eustonas at St. Marys, has
been further adjourned by consent till
the 28t12. -
Mr. Stahl who vseut to Mitchell last
fall from ffehr01, 0101 ot1 With his
family to Stratford an Monday last.
Mr. Stahl has secured work inSthe
Beacon office
'''-rson of Mr. John Agar, of Mitcnell,
wbo was attending Mr. Gibson Matt -
school, down the Stratford road,
got his nose badly broken a few daya
ago while playing base ball.
Tho celebration of the Queen's birth
day this year ixa Mitchell will be on a
grander scale than ever. The pro-
. aor Irma will conipriso celithumpianse
military display, horse races, base ball
tournament athletic sports, ese.
t ohn Hill, -or Mitchell, was terribly
burned there on Wednesday after-
noon. A resting was being run off in
the foundry, and wbile assisting in
carrying s pot of molten iron fte trip-
ped and fell, tbe red hot 1/.017 falling
over hie leg and burning it terribly
about the It Dee and ankle. Lite will be
laid up for some time.
:Immo
One of Adelaide's pioneees, David
Thomas, diede on April 1551), aged
73.
Edith Laves, youngest daughter of
Mn. Ed. Lava, of liolmesville, acci-
dentally brokeiher arm while playing
on Tuesday.
Mr. Alex. Orr, of Gorrie, has pur-
released young "Carlisle," one of Mr.
Thomas Lapslie'a (Seaforth) finest
horses.
Dr. Scotia (Seaforth) prize bull calf
`elam O'Shanter," was accidently
strangled to death in the stable on
Monday last.
Mr. Ralph Wade and wife left
Elolreesville for Dakota on Tenesday.
We wesh them a safejourtedy rei.d pros-
perity at the end ofit.
Wifl"McLeao, who works in Button
ete Fessant's cbair factory, Wingbana,
had the thumb of bis right band taken
off by a saw this week,
n committee has been fornaed arid
preparations are now under way for a
monster celebration in Seafortle in
honor of Her Majesty's Birthday.
Geo. McKenzie has cffered the
eon 0 ter a site' for tbe home
of Refuge. It is situated just
south of the cemetery at Wingbam,
and would be a most desirable loca-
tion.
Mr. Geo. A. Dewar, of Seaforth, who
Ma purehased the ci en tis try . prep tice
of Dr. Billings at Glencoe, leas arrived
there. Dr. Billings leaves this week
for Brantford where he Will assist his
brother.
The first foot -ball match of the
season for the Liough cup was played
at Seaforth in the ram Saturday after-
noon, between the Berlin and Seafortia
Collegiate' Institute teams. Score 5
to 0 it laver of the home team. .ennesse
ennoensnx.
Wro. Clark, oi Parkhill, died sudden
ly in the Beatings House the other
morning vtbilst sitting in a cbair con -
vel sieg in the office of tbe hotel. He
was 74 years of age and higbly respect-
ed.
"Half a span of angry steel" will produce
no more fatal resulte than a negleated cold
or cough. For all throat arid lung diseasee,
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is the beet remedy.
It is invaluable in came of er.mr, whooping
'sough, bronchitistand la grippe.
i> toe •
A Boon to Fforsemem-One bottle of
E neinsh Spawn -liniment completely re.
moved a curb from my horse. I take .4
pleasure in:recommending the reined,v, as
it acts with mysterious promptness in
the removal from home of hard, soft or
calloused lumps, blood slattern], splints,
curbs, sweeny, stifles and sprains.
Geo. Bolin, Farmer,
Solely 0. Jerez, Markham, Ont.
Spring'''. is °Darling Beauti-
fully
and so has our spriug and sum
mei' goods. Step in and see
our new dress goods. So
leeautiful eppearauce, love-
ly in finish, durable in texture
and breaks all previenis records.
for low prices. Our new prints
are simply ineeriense, so the
ladies tell us and they should
know. For lad/net' and gents'
footwear we never did take
second place and we never
bad so large and well assort-
ed a stock as now, And now
a word to the boys from 6 to
ioo years of age. We have
something really elegant to -
show you in neckwear and
gents' furnishings. Suits made
to order or ready made at a
REDUCTION:OF
25 pEF cENTfr
Everything in our store reduc-
ed to hard time prices, depend
upon it. Highest price paid
for farm produce,
J. P. ROSS. • Market Denot
Follow Crowd
WHERE ?
TO MANSON'S Big Slaughter
Sale of Beate and. Shoes,
Es has knocleed tb e old. time prices clean
out of existence. For the next (30 davn
for Cash only he sells (our own hand
inada) :
Meres Freneh Kip Boots at 841 Men's Inmerial
Kip Boots at 82.10; Men's extra good Cowhide
IToots,..13. Men's, Women's and Chiltiren's
i
Sims u endless varieties at 20 per cent- dis-
count. Repairing promptly and neatly done,
at the folfowing prices Meit's Half Sems onie
40c.; %omen's Ralf Soles only 35c. eQ111e and
secure some of,these Bargains.
GEO. 1,IANSON'S,
The People's Shoe Store
Next Door to Post Office.
Exeter Mienicipal Council.
The Counet 'Met be order of the Reeve
at the Town Hall, Exeter, April 23rd.
All present. tiinutosof previous meeting
read and confirmed.
Order granted forthe following sunass--
Eeprese Co. 25e. thargee on clog tags: T,
Welsh, $9,25, labor; S. Handfeed, $4-50,.
do; Hugh Been n, $2.37, do; Jas. Gould,
$1.00, do; Jas. Creech, $2, charity Mrs..
Wilcox; H. Spackman, $4.80, tert accte
Wm. Gurd, 04.50, dog tegs.
A petition to water a portion of Main.
Streencluly signed, was read.
• CAling-Taylor-that the prayer of the
petitioners be granted and a by -lave sub-
mitted. -Carried.
Bissett-Bobier--tbat 'Indere for street
watering be received up to next meeting
of the CounciI.--Oarried.
Mr. Harden asked for a grani, to aid in
procuring a recreation ground for the
citizens.
Carling- Bolaier- $10 be granted.-
Oareled.
Messrs. Fuke and Davidson addressed
the council regarding procuring instru-
ments and erganizing a Brass Band.
Action deferred until next meeting of
the council.
The Council adjourned until next Mon-
day at 8 o'clock, p. m,
M. EACUBTT, Clerk.
itft
Emirs DAvre'PAINEmnan-Its effects are
alined instantaneous, affording relief from
She most intense pain. It soothes the irri-
tatea or inflamed, part, and gives rest and
quiet to the sufferer. It ie eminently the
people's friend, and every one should hays
it with them, or where they can put their
hand on it in the clerk if needed. Get 25o.
Bottle, lifff 2 maize.
can highly praise Burdock Blood.
Bitters because it hada fair Wel 10 tny
ease with wonderful suceees, My synapteme
were drops', backache and sleepleeseess,
and all them; disappeared after rising twee
bottles of Buidock Blood Bitters I can.
not praise its healing powders too highly.
Georgine Ifolmen
Wood Point, Sackville, N. 13.
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1* HIS,
Just opened up a
complete Range in
ress Goods,
Prints,
Tweeds,
Carpets,
Ready-made 010
At Remarkably Low Prices.
OVSTOZAC VAXICAOZ.X11"0.,
We are showing in this Depeetnient a large eta reelect Stock of Spring
$10 up. Illen1e1 fino,Black 'Worsted Suits for $16.
hin
Suitings, Worsteds, Pantings,and we are making good Tweed Suits from
C:mie in and inspect our Goods befote
Successors to Drown, ieb