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The Exeter Times, 1894-6-7, Page 8al ME Wit8T4RN AltteDAOS COW' \ PANT,o Toronto: also for the istiOlete tX, IN8U44M4ote CoMPAelY. of London letAtisna LLIaki OE LtientegNote teetee, Ate of Emerald. XN laleeNClet lereviteep. „ . EST if4LLIOT F01.1, INE\VG0()DS We ere ho wing Sample Lots of choice Riegers Perfume, We ere showing a nice line of Hair Beutthes. We are showing a cheap line of Toilet Soaps. We are showing aline of Combs, We show a fineFine of Tooth Brushes, We are offering a Snap in Whisks. • We have lowlines in Sponges. We keep Tooth Picks and sell them. cheap. We keep Chamois Skins,:best quality, You may need some of the above, call and we will, try and please you. J. GRIGG, BUY YOUR GROCERIES TEE ----- Big laaltrtlpt Storo .A.nd Save Money. Best black pepper ground roc per pound, Best baking soda oiC a pound. Royal yeast, largest box 6c. Pure extracts, large bottle 6c. Best carpet tacks, 3c. box. Best matches. 3 boxes for 25c. 31b. box soda biscuits 220. 1\T, P. Soap, 8 lb. bar ISc. Dingman's electric, 6 for 25c. White castile 5 for 25c. Dome black lead, 7c box. 4oc, Japan tea for 25c. 300. Japan tea for 2oc. Best rice, 4o- a pound. • Good raisins, $1 box. Good brooms, 2 for 25c, Best wash boards i8c. Yes, you can save money on your dry goods too. Bet spools c;2dress steels first quality only c.;7good pins, three papers for 5c.: ladies' vests, 8 for 25c.; i2e.c. flannelette for 8c. ; men's sox, 3 pair for 25c.: gent's washing ties 5c. worth 250. ; black • benrietta 58c.worth in any store in Canada 9 oc. ; parasols, prints, de laynes, corsets, .;:gloves, hosiery, capes, millinery, all at Bargain prices. J. A. Stewart. Telma are the next atfitotion to ire mete De. Bellies has purobased ahendteeme new driver. The fitirOn County Counall Is in eessie at Goderich this week, The Council ate asking for tendere rot grovelling the streetof town. \ Some fielda of fellwIteat are out in beetle It ie the earliest for many years. Az J, W, Broderick bas rented the etore xeceetly vacated by II, Specimen. The late treats evidently had. their tegeh pulled, for they did little or no age. Fine wool wanted at the Woolen They require a large go,antity and will pay a good price to get it. M. T. 1W. Hawkshaw went to Strete trferd this week with his trotter, Mall '0, to take part hi the race meeting there. The political earapeige wage% OttiellY but effect:molly in tlaieeeetionot the ttiding and elle Weicreller is receiving great en - Mn. McVieer, a mail elerk on the ele T. R. end son of the editor of the Sarnia' Canadian wee married last week to a lady Lo Clinton, • Notice to Times' Readers. The publishers would esteem it a favor if evaders would,w hen making their purchases, mention that they saw the merchant's adver- • tisement in TER TIMM • NOTICE -All business announcements notices of Public raeetinge, tentertainments auction sales, eta., appearing in there local ooltunns will be ohareed for at the rate of Ave esents per line each insertion. 131ank heading to count as three lines. Cash with order save to persons having open aocormts. To insure ()hangs of advertiseraente in current issue copy must be handed into office on Tuesday. 04. entre, Alt accounts against the late firm of Ooleeledicie releted, must be hooded in to Mr, cobbledick by she 15th of June ut order that the partnership hue - Mese may be settled by that date, All wountit owing said firm tanst be paid before. July 1st, 1894. Josotmx Counrx- ram. Half Price Sate. Jest- weeetved at the etore one door Nerth ofgthe poet office le nice stooke of Orpitoods, Readymade Clothing Plothe and Tweeds, Hats and Caps, and Gent's fureishinge. This Stock has been par - Chased at less than half price and during is Great Sate, (Seeds wilt be offered at alt prices The Sale will continue for 10 aye; J V? Bnoekitintre Examination& In this County, at the next Midsum- liner Exietninatione, the following num- bers will write t „ 152 ?denary, or Third Clase, 93 tfuhior Leaving, or Second Clase, 19 Senior Leaving or Firee Claws, 21 efetrioulante, 315 in all A. horse belonging to W Sanders of the 61,550 were colleeted as the fees of these 3rd cue, of Stephen, ran away the ether examinatione,of which e938 was sent to day, but was caught before doing any , the Education Department, to pay for aerious da maga. the examining the papers, and the bal. A number of the Canadian order of arm* $612, was retained to pay the local Foresters visited Luoan on Sunday and expenses for preeidin g, paper, ink, etc, attended divine service with their breth- ren of that Village. Address and Presentation. On Monday evening the gentlemen friends of Mr, James Egan, late baggage. man at the G. T. R. depot, to the number of about twenty, waited upon him at the Commercial hotel end presented hint With a handsome gold watch, accompanied by a -nicely prepared add. ess. The address was read by 111r, N. D. Hurdon and the presentation made by Mr. Joseph Davis. Mr. Egan has occupied the position of baggageman at the Exeter Station for the past seven years, and owing to a recent reduction in wages made by the G. T. R. authorities, Mr. Egan not wishing to ace- cept the "cut" withdrew trora the com- pany's employ. Intelligence of his bay - tug town becoming keowo to the young J/181; and as he was held in the highest esteem by everybody, they at once seized the oppoitunity of showing their respect, by surprising him as above stated. Mn: E. left Tuesday for his home in St. Marys caking with him the best wishes of the citizens of Exeter for his future welfare. personals - MaeWeerrell, the murderer of old Mr. and Mrs Willtems has beau granted a respite till October let next. He will likely get a new trial. There died on the 4th concession, town- ship of Stanley, on the 24th ult., :rennet, beloved wife of Mr Samuel:Reid, aged 46 years and 9 months. In the Stratford district leorosee chagagioeship series at Seaforth on Mon- day, the home team gained an easy victory uyer Stratford, by a score of 4 to 2. The call from Parkhill and Usury Presbyterian congregations to Rev. Ur. McKenzie was considered and sustained at the meeting of the Sarnia Presbytery on Monday.! Whilst performing with snakes in the side show tn. connection with the circus, the lady charmer was bitten by two of the reptiles, one of which was forthwith • killed. Mr. Richard Terry took a weak spell on Monday nigh, and falling against one of the doors cut his head open. Several stitches were regnired to repair the wound. The firm of Jessop de McElroy, who have been carrying on a general store in Blyth for some time past and doing a thriving business, as it appeared, were closed up on Thursday. M. Joeeph Peart fell from a ladder the ether day while cutting black knot off his trees, and lighting on a pail, broke several of his ribs. The old gentleman was laid up for several days. A change in the time table of the London Huron &Brace railway calls for the south- ernbotind morning tram to arrive inExeter five minutes later than formerly and the evening train fifteen minutes earlier. G. Taylor, of Kippen, has sold his winning stallion, "Gulf Stream," to Thos. A. Powell, near Wingham, fox a good price. Gulf Stream wae shown six times, taking six first prizes, four diplomas and a silver medal at Toronto. • Wm. Brophy, of Goderich, has been ap- pointed by the Provincial Secretary, In- spector of Anatomy for this county, vice Daniel Gordon deceased. His duties are to take ehargeof all unclaimed dead bodies and forward teem to Toronto for dissect- ing purposes. Stratford Herald: -"The doctor has given up all hope of the recovery of Peter D Batt, G. T. R. bridge catpenter of this city, who was injured by a fall 'from a bridge at Clinton the other day. His con- dition at present 18 very low and death may come very suddenly." The Grand Trunk have been slashing things on all sides. Their late act is the remoyal of the baggagemen from several station salong this line, and prescribing that duty to the station agents. Tele Eva , at thia station was offerea half rates, but he .preferred`to quit the company. The Methodist ministers are 'attending Conference this week. The Main st. Methodist and Presbyterian congregations will unite in service next Sunday, Mr. Martin offtelating, Service :will be held in the Presbyterian church ire the morn- ing, and in the Moan street church in the evening. The death of Mrs. John McCallum of THURSDAY, JUNE 7th, 1894. Heater toek place at her husband's reah dance on Saturciae night last, at the age of 64 years, She had been ill for some veers, biresince the death of her daugh- „ LOCAL HAPPERMOS. FOR SAM -I Second. hand. Phaeton, 1 Second bend two -seated carriage, and one sett of second hand harness. Also new buggiee and carts. Apply to W. G. Bolster. At the Middlesex County Court 11 t Loudon this week, the grandjuryreturned a true bill against James Itentamin Short of Centralia charged with having set fire to his shoe store in Patirhill on the night -of March the 12th. The June Session of Huron District 'Council of Royal Templar,' of Terepeeance will be held at Wirighena, on Thursday, June 14th, 1884, coin menoin a.t 10 a. m, Each council in the District is requested, to send, a full number of delegates. The list of delegates should be sent as early as possible to P. G. Sperling, Req., Wing. ham, In the list of eucceseful candidates at the examinations of the college of Phy- eicittne• mad Surgeon's of Oatario, held in May, the names of Messrs. 3. W, ford, Woodlaarn; A. K Ferguson, Kirkton; And • N. Stephen, B. A, of Anderson, appear aShaving passed their final, which !Menges thetn to practice medicine in. Ontario. Geo. More, leirkton; A Ruppert, New Hamburg, and C. R. Sneath, Toronto, passed the primary examinations. The first draft of the stationing Com- mittee of the London Conference places the following Ministers on the teeter district:-Exettet-Alain Street, Pi, W, Locke; James Street, acorgo Jackson. Parkhill -Soho Holt:dee; Elintville -T. B. Ceepland, B. A. Centralie --W. IL Butt; Creditott-Geo. Baker; Birr-R, Red. mood; Bryanston -I. H. Kirklatd; Sy]. van--Stelfilen Knott; Grand Pieria -S. El. Chaise, 13 Clement goes to London West, jasper 'Wilson, to Colhotee Street Church teudom. Wm Pool:tall to elt, 3ohns, E, Kershav,, to Thorudale, Wm. Queued to Doroliester, it.. Sy Treleaven to Aylmer, S j Alien Amherstbrieg, Wm, MODonagh. Ii Medd, leattliven. A L Russel, Leamington, 3ohn Russel, Wardsville, B coeditNewbury,. S.Asooe, Watford, r wine months ago, gradually grew Forge, the sad event praying on her mind o such an extent that lien death was astened. Her remains ' were teken to woodbridge cemetery near Toronto . for burial, The alleged Wild West Show and Great Hippodrome headed by Yellowstone Bill was pitched on the vacant lot opposite the roller mills, and the audiences were de- servedly slirn. The combination was en illtsorted and generally inferior bundle of side shows, none worthy of special notice. face they should have been ;fined for advertising that which they had not It was a fend of the worst kind. The Show was accompanied by a number, ofetrick. pookete. The following are the returning oeacers is. the adjacent Ridings for the ens sing Provincial election t-Efuron, lay S. Scott, village of Brueeels • Huron, West -Robert Gibboetesheriff of 'Goderich; Huron, South -John T. Dixon, deputy registrar, Goderich ; Middlesex, East -W. 0. L. Gill, registrar, London t Middlesex, North -J. Owen, Ailea Craig ; Middlesex, Wait -Stephen Blackburn, tregistrar, Glencoe ; Perth, North -J. Plossie, sheriff, Stratford Perth, Boath,-P, Whelihan registrar, St. Marys.r031*, MOW ""Erstatietictir etrePert thews total amoant raised during the year, $12,752.31; the value of chinch peoperty is. the Cone fereece upwards of $1,101,062; total debt of $160.061. The increase of membership in the Conference is 812, The following wore recommended to be placed Cs the list of superannuated mhiistets 3 II Watts, 11 ed Smith, H Itlewcotnlie and It Godfrey. The sneetnutnerary ministers are; Theo Hall, Hairy Hall, Sylvester L Kerr and. R Service 3 W lolui &wring, W 3 Ashton, C C Keine, W I Stafford, A 3 Jobrition,_ Geo A efietideon, AatireW Colerell tord P A Mac- dozittlit were racenuterided to be received on triodes candidates for the minietry. Fielded : 6 bottles, of No. 1 quality radicles for $1 at J. B Clarke's, • Woodstock Times 'f -'Wm: Down, of Exeter, visited his son, Fred, here on the 24th. Mr. D. saw a great difference in the town since the last time he was here 40 years ago." -Mr. D, Weisiniller, the' Conservative eandidate was in town on Monday and met with much encourage- ment,- Mr. J. PORoss is in Toronto this week "-Mrs. Law, who has been carrying on dress -making in St. Marys moved to Exeter this week, and has taken rooms in Gregory's block. -Mr. Coleman of Hills Green, together with Miss Coleman a ne Miss Smith of Hemel), visited. at Mr. Smith's onSunday..-Mrs. John Brewer, is visiting relatives in Aux Sable, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rowe left on Thursday last to visit relatives in Brown City. Mich.- Mr. R. H. O'Neil of Inman' spent Tuesday the guest of his son, B. t8. of this place -Mr. and Mrs. Pierce and Miss Dyer, of Forest, and Miss Suther- land, of Henrall, visited friends in town this week. -Rev. Mr. Beamish of St. George's Cathedral, Kingston, ooeupied the pulpit in the Trivitt Memorial Church on Sunday evening last. Re is at present visiting his sister, Mrs. James Handford of Centralia. -Minton Nowa Record• -Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Manning are spending a few ,days. at Exeter. -Mrs. Elliot, mother of Mrs (Do) Anderson, and Mdand Mrs. B Williams all of Mitchell were visiting at Dr. Anderson's for a few days this week. Lace curtains from 50e, 60c, 85e $1 25 up to $650 a pair at J. P. Clarke's. The Orange brethren of Exeter, ha,ye purchased a handsome new flag and elab- orate badges. When buying your Fruit Jars and Sugars, call and get prices from the undersigned. No trouble to shove you at J. P. Clarke's. The oonsta-ble has commenced war against all dogs found on the streets with out the official tag. Several vagrant dogs have been captured and killed. The district meeting of the Royal Tern - piers of Temperance of Huron county will be held in Winghaen • on Thursday, June 14th. It is expected that about 100 delegates will be in attendance. A number of desirable single and double fold rertluantS is Cashmere, different colors, at a remarkably low figure it J. P. Clarke's, The Imams' Aid Society of Main St. Church will bold. a Strawberry Festival and Garden Party on the grounds of Mrs IT. Nelson (Corner of Gldley and William Sts.) on Wednesday, June 27th, inst. See Bills. To the lady wanting a first-class black or colored henrietto, and black brach° ; in fact a variety of kind e in dress goods it )01 pay you to buy from J. P. Clarke. Mr, W. R. Meredith, leader of the Op- position in the Legmlature, has promised to address the electors of South Huron, in Exeter, at an early date, particulars of which will be fully announced in due course. Together 'with his many friends, we regret the seriodii illness ot Mr. A. Bishop, ex. M. P. p., for South Hutton, who has been confined to his bed fur stone thee, suffering from Bright's disease. We hope to be able soon to announce his recovery. Grand Trunk stock has reaehed the lowest point in the history of the compariee The quotations last week were First, preference, 86e ; 1 per cent guaranteed, 45. The Ordinary oltock of the company is iloW quoted. at 2e, arid the 12nd !prefer- ence at gq, There is on exhibition at the American hotel, Niagara Falls, a thoroughbred Dur- ham steer, the property of Mr. H. Wile nettle, that 15 indeed a wonder. It was discovered on the mountain near Hamilton. On measuring hie leviathan it was found that he measured 12 feet from nose to ramp, 6 feet 5 inches iit height and. will Weigh 5,000 pound e when in good Gonda - ion. He is thin now and will probably tip the scales at 3,500! leantrerterism thrums In A DAY. -South Aneerioan Rheumatic Cure, for Rheumatisin and lieuraight, radically • mires in 1 to 3 days, Its action upon the itysteni it remark. able and mysterious. Ititernoves s.f once the cause end the ditidaSO immediately dis- appears. The first 00E+6 greatly benefits 75 cents, Bad by C mhz, DrUggiat, 818 his an Era of Low Prices ertain y I with wheat at 55 cents a bushel, but are we to look at the low price of wheat only. We should remember that the value of the article is to be measured by its purchasing power. It required 15 bushels when wheat was $1 a bushel to purchase as good a Suit as can now be purchased by 18 bushels at 55 ets. That is to say our $1.0 SUITS Are superior to what a few years $15 was paid for, We are now ruuniug a special Tina of SUITIN GS IN TWEEDS AND 'WORSTED AT $10.00 AND 315.OQ.„ In the FURNISHING LINE we take the lead. Gents Silk Shirts, Flannelette Shirts, Wool and Silk Shirts, Ties Collars, Cuffs, &a, etc, in end- less variety. IL IDI.C1<1.A.P.,1) & SOl\T DIRECT IMPORTERS - Exeter Mumcipal Council The council met pursuant to adjournment at the Town Hall, Exeter, 4th June. All present except Mr. 13obier, • Minutes of preyious meeting read and • confirmed. Carling--Bissett-Orders for the follow- ing sums: S. Rennie $25 60, for cedar; Thos. Yellow $30, stone; jno. Loadman $1, livery 'ill. R. Bissett $1 50, service as constable 31st May,and Wm, Creech $1"e50 services clo 24th May. -Carried. Carling-Teylar--that notice of assess- ment tor street watering be given and revisionlield 15th inst. Carried. Bissett-Thylor--that tenders for gravel be asked for to be reeeived up to Friday tho 13th hist at 8 o'clock p. m. -Carried. Wasett-Teylor-) a Ijourament • until Friday the 15th inst,, at 8 o'clock p. m. M. Eacastw, Clerk. tit” t Exeter Public School. The following is the repot of the Exeter Public School for the month of May : lettreSiow 1 -Senior V -R N Creech, A Martin, II Fitton ; Junior 'V -N Quarme ; B Hooper, A. Dempsey. No on the roll 38 ; average attendance 35. T. A. Baowa, Teacher.. Drvistox 2--Setior1V-E Creech, S Gwegory, I Newton ; Junior IV -I' Sweet, 0 Prior, A Handford. No on the roll 38 ; average attendance 36. Miss Graioon.Y, Teacher. Divisxmi Senior III -A Martin, T Creech, R Fanson ; Junior R Frayne; CI Weste,we,y, B [-Topper. No on the roll 56 ; average attendance 47. MISS GREGORY, Teacher, DI-ago/sr 4. -Senior 111-E Gillespie Rollins, IS1 Thomas ; 'Junior 111-M • Howey, M Panson, E Envie. No oil • the roll. 52 ; average attendance 46. Miss Gem, Tea.oher, Division 5 -Senior 11-N Walters, Newcombe. M Hicks ; Xunior Ii; E Lambroke, M Martin, j Murray. No op the roll 73; average attendance 66. 1V1Iss WAtamin, Teacher. • Drynaox 6 -Senior II -S Bobier, R Howard, Id Newton ; Junior II -L Carling, VI Newton, II Ruston. No an the roll 75 ; average attendance 64. • Miss Pitman, Teacher. • Division` 7 --Senior II -11 Davis, R Davidson, E Carrel ; Junior '11 -0 Deinkwater, H P Rendle and A. Wilson 'No on the roll 83 ; average attendance 62. Mit. Fnncyusop, Teacher. The total number of names entered on, the roll during the month was the largest since ,my connectiea with the school being 415, while the average attendance was 354. T. A.BItoWitt, Principal, %Mut. Jane Evans, vvite of Richard B. Evans, and mother of Mr. John Eyans of this place, died at London Saturday last, and her xemeitts were interred In the till -ovine cemetery on Monday: Mr. sod Mrs. Evatte and fatally formerly lived at She was aged 62 years, Wit, Weisroiller, the Conservative Candidate, WM in town on Ttleedata, Ito was gtostiroa of tt liberal support in Exeter, His Meetingti throughout the townships have heat largely attended, and all pro. mune° him a talented men, a !MOO speaker and. one whom South Huron, electors should be proud of as a represent- ative. The baseball match last night between the married and single men, resulted in a victory for the married men, with .a score of 20 to 15. Luoan and Exeter learns play to -day at 10 o'clock. Their New Stations. GUELPH. CONSTRENCE. The following is the first draft of the Stationing Committee's report for the Districts named ; GODER/CM DISTRICT. Goderich (North. Street)--Barnuel S'el- lery, Id. A. B. D. Goderich (Victoria • Street) Henry Irvine, Clieton (Rattenbury Street) Joeeph W. Holmes. •' Clinton (Ontario Street) Win. Smythe. Seaforth--Joseph Galloway. Holmesville-Ezra A. Fear. Bayfield -Edward Olivant. Beneall-Fromcis Swann, Henry E. Currie. Kippen-jatnes Walker, (Hensall). • Denganuon-David Rogers. Nils -m. H. Moss. • Benmiller-telex. Thibadeau. miicAnnirm merraicT. Kincardine -James Livingstone (Find ley M. Smith). - Ripley -Benj. L. Hutton. Luoknow-John Mills. Sohn Walker, Superannuated. - Ashfield --James Ferguson (LucknOw), Whitechurch --Robert 0. Bytton. oTivertot -Robert Ti. Barnby, S. T. L. Beryie--Themat; C. Sanderson, George_ Smithermao. • Bethel-Cheales V. Lake (Pine River). Salem-Jebez J. Noble (Greenock.) Victor 3. Gilpin. wiNeireet menace. • Viringhlun-Gorham A. Clifford, Ph. Teeswater--Alex. K. Birks, L. L. B. Wroxeter -Wesley E. Kerr. Brussels -Geo. el. Cobbledick, B. D. John Ie Kerr, Ilichavd Paul, Superan- nuated. Walton -Thomas W. Cosens• . Londesboro--Pfugh J. Fair. Blyth -George Buggin, Win. Toronto, Superannuated. Auburn -Wm. Baugh. 13elgrave---leobert H. Hall. Bluev ale -Joseph W. Pring. Writ, A. Sm.ith,Weslayan Theological College, Montreal. LISTOWRI, DXSTRIOT. Iestowel-N. R. Willos.ghby, D, D James Caswell (Gzimbsy) Superannuated Milverton-Abreham WY Tongs. Trowbridge -john W. Robinson. Gorrie--.Togies Greene, Fordvvieb-Solortmo 0. Edmunds, B. D. Wallace -Richard W. Williame (Lit' to ‚well. • Atwood -John S. Fisher. Ethel--Vem. Je Waddell, Herbert E. Kellington, 13ehjamio Sherlock, Super- annuated. Jolni IX, Watts, Henry A. NOW,O0Mb. Sr MARY'S Drsraror St. Marys - Wm Williams P. D. Richard Serviee, Supernumerary. Granton---losepli 8 Cook ,l'h D Lucere-Ea,A in A, Oluetvie, B D Richard C Benders (London), Stmetannuttted. Ailea Craig --Walter Ayres, Kirkten-Thomas 3. Snowden Woodham -William Birk e Niesouri-lohn leennedy,8 D (Wel- b ure) Kiritore-John Hart Tharnesford-jehn S Humphreys. K. D. 0. retiree Sick headache. Boys will be Boys e little chaps can't help wearing out cloth- ing. They are not to blame. Parents should see to it that THE CLOTHES THEY WEAR are of .right stuff at the start. Summer vacation aud i school holidays gve a severe test to the goods and the workmanship. Both Should be Justai ht CABLING BROS. make a special feature of BOY'S CLOTHING in style, finish, quality and rrzoeS: CARLING BROS.' Clothing is the King. C.ARLING BROS. Eggs Sc. Butter 18c. BORN. RYAN -On the 27th ult., the wife of Mr. Ed- ward Ryan, Stephen, of a daughter. KENNEDY --On the 25th ult., tho wife of Mr. Kennedy, Stephen of a son. CRON AN-,Onithe 2.t.th ult., the wife of Mr. Michael Cronan, Stephen, of a daughter. RARNESS.-In Exeter on the 4th inst., the wife of Me. John Harness of a son. ORBECIi.---Iit Exeter on the 2nd inst., the wife of Mr. J. W. Creeala of a son, ENGLISH -In Greenway on the 3rd inst., the wife of Mr. it. English of a son. COLEMAN. -In Seaforth, OR May 25th, the -wife of Mr. E. C. Coleman, of a daughter. DIED. Mo CALLTIer.-In Exeter on the 2nd inst.. Peary A.wife of John '.McCallum, aged 04 Wteyear,, FATTee-In Mitchell on the 30th ult., Thomas F., youngest son of Mr. Matthew Fawcett, aged 6yeare 8 months and it days.. EVANS.-On June 2nd, 1894, at family resi- dence, Clarke street.SouthiLondon,Jane, be- loved wife of .ttichardB. Evans, aged 62 fears. A Boon to Horsemen .-One bottle of English bpayin 'Liniment completely re- moved a curb from my horse, I take 'pleasure in:recommending the remedy, as it eats with mysterious promptness in the removal from horses of herd, soft or calloused lumps, blood spavin, splints, curbs, aweeny, stifles and sprains. Gso. Bonn, Farmer, Sold by O. Lvez ,•t Begone Dyspepsia l here is K, C. Dyspepsia causes Dizziness, Headache, Constipation. Variable Appetite Rising and Souring of Food, Palpitation of the Heart, Distress after Eating. Burdock BloodBittere are guaranteed to cure Dys- pepsia, if faithfully used according to directions. A telegram from one of the largest coal companies of Duluth reports that there is no more coal for Tenets there. A habit of constipation is most dangerous to the health. Take Eseljay's Liver Lozen- ges. They are pleasant to take. . The latest fishing report from the coast of Newfoundland: Codfish and herr- ing plentiful, but the hefting taken are small. There is no one article in the line of medicines that gives so large e return for the money as- a good porous strengthening plaster, such as Carter's Smart Weed and Belladonna Backache Plasters. Steele elt Walker, wholesale grocers,' of St. Joseph, Mo., assigned Monday. • Lie. • bullies. 6700,000, assets, - $900,000 to 1 , 000, COO. Pain from indigestion, dyspepsia and too hearty eating, is relieved at once by tatt- ing one of Carter's , Little Liver' Pills lot - medicine after dinner. Don't forget this, Forest fires started Sunday about fifteen miles oat of West Superior, Wis., on the Northern Pacific Railway, and are gradual- ly work towards the city. A. pale or sallow complexion may be over cg#00by Cletus of Eeeljuy's, Liyer Lozen- ges. They Purify the blood and give tene to the complexion. , Sylvia!? Denis, a Frenchman, aged 72, committed suicide on the banks of the lied' leiyer at Winnipeg, Saturday, by hanging toet tree. If sick headache it misery, what are Car- ter'e Little Liver Pills it they will positive- ly cure it? People who have time them speak frankly of their worth, They are email and easy to take. The Toronto City Council has adopteci a bylaw to pay oldermatt $300 per annum with $100 extra tor chairmen. Men andwomen of sedentary habits alionld use K. D. C. Thee. Mattock, a young lad, eon of Thos. Hirieock, Sparks Street, Ottawa, was drowned Sanclay evening by falling in the water works gully, leading to the Ottawa River. PARENTS Muse neves ante A President of one of our Colleges Sags "We spend many sleepless nights in con. sequence- of out children eufforing horn cold, but this toeter occurs nowt We use Scott's Emulsion and it quickly relieves pulmonary troubleit". t> *In * lineup Is Sig 11011118.-*Diatlessing Hide new and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by the "Great South American 'boy Cure." This new remedy is a great eurpriete end delight tu physicians de an. couot of Ito exceeding promptness in no Having pain the bladder, kidneys,back and every part of the urinary passages in mato and fomale, It telieeee retention of water and pain in Passing it almost hinted' ately. V yott want quick relief and ogee this is your remedy, Sold by C. LUT, °TICE, Sealed. tenders will be received. by the undersigned up to Tuesclity morning July 3rd, for the Improvement of Mud Creek Drain as per BY-Legr lately published it the Exeter advooate. Plans anti Specifications can be seen at my residence at Sodom, Tho workeron- templated wilt be that tortion located in • Steelier' and half way along S. 13, road from C Bridge to concession road. Tho lowest tender not neeeesarily accepted. Tenders win be opened on Tuesday July 3rd, at the Town Ball, Crediton. By Order of Stephen Council. C. PROUTY. Ray, P. 0. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the matter of Richard : enn son Insolvbnt. • Mr. :Richard Jennison has this day made an assignment to me of all his estate for the general benefit of his creditors. .A. meeting of the creditors win 'Ace place at my office in tdliaey voiflljeugneeo fAD, Deai. iite89o4o, daton ay o'clock n. m., for the purpose of coesittering the dhaoyurtelifewtlrerob the affairs of the estate and appointing lire apeotors. Creditors are notified to file their elaiDmasswihwtohomd,oild:Iry2v5eti:esdmo.n or before the 15th day circus 1894, after whieh time I will Proceed to dietribute the assets oh the estate having regard tsootshesevlaBilst:hAesnsifiglneedect.nled IL D. C. Pills tone and regulate Cie system. The steamer Cynthiana, wheth arrived at New York on Monday, brought 4,000 tons of Cardiff coal. The French Chamber on Monday voted confidence in the Government 315 to . 169. SATURDAY We hold a' EAT • .SAI. ON ANY PARASOL IN TUE STORE 'WE WILL GIVE ZO., GASH D AMT. • Some Job Lines of •,IDELVSS co below, regular cost all next week. Aanong them will be 600 Blk Cashmere 39 cents. 50e Blk Serge 25 cents. CLEARING • of Clothing and Tweeds a Cost price. This will be the 'great est chance of the season to get a cheap suit for man or boy. Come early and seetire your choice of these snaps. C. C. ,6701-12ZEil?CrIsT.