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re showing a nice line ,:of Reif*
rushee. `
We ere showing a cheap line of Toilet
• Soaps.
• We are showing aeline a combs.
We show a fine line of Tooth Brushes,
We are offering a Snap in Whisks.
We have Towlines in Sponge,
Wel keep Tooth Picks and sell them.
• We keep Chamois Skins, best quality,
You may need some of the above, call
and we will try and please you,
J. GRIGG,
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BLOUSES
Keep ool.
tie
flig Bankrapi Store
• Is the spot for
all the newest
,Blouse Mater-
ials.
New De Lanes for Blouses,
ew Sateens tor Blouses.
New Pongees for Blouses,
New Crinkles for Blo uses,
New Wash Silks for Blouses,
The newest thing in the
trade for Ladies Blouses is
the Sheppheru Ch.eck Wash
Silks, We have •thena in
all shades for 25c, per yard,
J. A. Stewart.
Notice to Times' Readers.
The publishers would esteem it a favor if
readers would,mhen making their purchases,
mention that they saw the merchant's adver-
tisemint in THE TIMES.
NOTICE -All business announcements
notifies of public meetings, entertainments
auotion sales, ete., appearing in there local
columns will be charged for at the rate of five
cents per line each insertion. Black heading
to count as three lines. Cash with order save
to persons braiding open aocounts. To insure
change of advertisements in current issue copy
must be handedinto office on Tuesday.
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THURSDAY. JULY 5te., 1894.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
FOR SALE. -1 second hand Phaeton, 1
second hand two -seated carriage, and one
gett of second hand harness. Also new
buggies and carts. Apply to
W. G. BISSEZT.
The Presbyterians picniced at Murray's
grove on Monday and spent aVery pleasant
• time.
Joseph ,Hewitt, who has been an in-
digent on the Township of Usbornatfor a
number of years died in London on Tues-
• day at the residence of his sonin-law, Mr
•It.T.. Barnwell, at the age of 92 years.
Whilst kicking foot ball at the Presby-
• terian picnic on Monday laat, Mr. Robt.
Muir heel both bones of on of his ankles
broken by a kick delivered by A. Nelson,
Mr. Muir Was conveyed home on a feather
bed, the break being of a very bad nature,
He will be laid up for some tinie.
A large and representative meeting of
the Conservative electorate of South
Huron waa held at Hensall on
• Monday. Some of the most prominent
men in the County were present, and after
ehort deliberation it was decided to have a
scrutiny of the ballots cast for Mr, Mc-
Lean ad Mr. Weiemiller, in the recent
eleittion/contest. The omission/ fund was
subscribed and the work of bavestigation
will be proceeded with in due ours°.
Fe= what can be learned, we fear Mr.
Malmo will no oeoupy South Huron's
hair in Legislative Halls at Toronto,
Several of Mir citizens had a narrow
• eecape from death by poisoning at Grand
Bend on Monday, The 'perky comprised
Mr. and Mrs: We. BneIi, Ur. and Mrs.
Te fete,. Gould, Beige Bowe and Mr, R. N.
• RoWe.,. They had partaken of a meal pro.
• erided by the ladiee and when about to
• leave for home were taken very ill, se bad
that Mr. Rowe had to retriain at Orediton.
/t wee at first thought that some pickles
therhatt eaten canoed the{licitness, but
• upon ievestigallort it was toned' that
hellebore bad been,used instead of pepper
eeasortirig the Chicken attlid. Mr. E' A
r011iek Who had been asked to partake of
{some of the ohioken, also being teken
vielently 111, the Pickier{ Were found riot to
• betee amigo and the blame placed to the
chicken. Pot a time the reeovery of some
td` the viatiet* of the inistitke,was doubt{
tin imp we Ate now pleated to note that
it *11 reetetrer,
Millstrire Diteltnent cures h grippe4
revittlee
Maine replan oat / eyelid
eereetied vet.
The Rep./ Template pienio et the Bend
te day tThareday.)
The Dominion bite entered on the gm,
year of Ike exietenoe,
There ere wheat stalke in several flelde
hereeltout which =teatime nearly elk feet.
Joteeph Relish of Mitchell, died leet
weekHie death was very sadden and
unexpeeted.
Mr, Chat: Snell has conmeeneed the
erection of hie new reeidence on the alto of
the old skating rink.
ullarton now has the honor a pen
ing a tepresentative to the Death:don a
()ataxia Parliaments,
Ehivapost office hate been re -opened.
was closed on stocoarat irlegularities
the port of tbe depittn.
The Parkhill Geeette soya teere are
less than three bicycle ridere in Exet
it enould be no lees than thirty.
The Exeter base ball teem visited
Cliiaton on Monday, and were defeated, by
the Clinton team, in a score of 22-11.
Several pear trees in town preeeut the
phenomenal fester° of bearing fruit and
blossoms at one and the eame time.
Holiday moan ; Bottling suits f
men and boys. Also a large assortme
of oammer tin lerclothing at J.
Clarke's.
A. full attendance of the members of
L. 0. L. No. 921, la repeated. on Friday
night. Important businets. By c.,1 der
of W.
Coffee and Teas -Choice Currants and
Rausins--Rico and Prunes yon rem pur-
chase at Clarke's, and no better value
for your money.
Wm. Cole uf Chattanooga, Tenn., forty.-
erly of Seaforth and Cliutou, died in that
distent land last week. Typhoid fever
was the CallS8 ot death.
Wedding Aselle.
A merrry party alfeetnbled itt the. reef-
denee of john *Dry deit, Nett., ltlytheaveetd I
on deem 27th, to celebrate the nierriege k
lea daughter, Jettet, to Vr* J, W. Peril of
Wooditem. Nuteereeti gueste front pstrati
Leemiegton, Tatou/awl teed other place
were preeent, anal ith elude end gemee
on the lawn had a most eneoyeltle time.
The ereonts rec dyed by the bride vrere
numerous au d very beietiful, Je ere-
meny was performed at 4 o'olook in the
Afternoon and After a {leinty lunch was
partaken cf,zthe Doctor and bis bride telt
ou the eveuieg train for Detrolt, and a
trip up the river St. glair and Leke
suroa, showers of rice falling on them es
they left the hou,so. Both the lady and
nd gentleman ere held in the logitaat eatem
je tbe neighborhood and the best wishes
it of their many friends fellew them to their
ott new home in Thorudele,
no
er. Those of our readers having the ma..
'fathom to be afflicted with herina(Rup
tura), espeoitaly severe easee,who hereto-
foretfound all efforts towards rellenfailuree,
and parents having childeen in thia
oeudition. haye now an opportunity,
rarelv offered, of getting relief at "tour
own doter", By refer( nce to our oolumnin
it will UN noticed under the head of
Or "RUPTURE'', that I. Y. Egan the /Terns,
nt Specialist of Toronto, who has been in
P. butinesa in tbat city over 22 years and who
for over 27 year has devoted his time
exclueively, to tbe treatment of Rupture,
will be in Exeter, Central Hotel, Tuesday
and Wednesday, July 24, 25, and Wing.
Lan, Queens Hotel, Thursday July 26th,
wheu he may be consulted free of charge,
Our physician e arn cordially invited to
call and inspect iu the interest of their
patients. Some of the grandest instru-
ments tbe world ever saw
Ta Ruptured Parson,
James D. MeLeod died in Woodstock
last week of hemorrhage of triellungs. He
was 39 years of age and has lived in
SeaforthetAilsa Craig, Strathroy and other
places. •
Early risers -those who get up, say, by
o'olook -can see Venus gloating in the
east like an ele,etrie lamp, until it is swal-
lowed up in the increasing light of the
sun.
Al mays ready ! what ? Prints, muslina
bleached. cottons, grey cottons,36, 72 and
76 in sheeting,egood values, Come and
inspect them. They must move at J.
P. Clarke's.
The man who stole a horse and rig from
A. Hays' livery, Seaforth, was brought
before Judge Toms at Goderich last week
who sentenced him to one year and 11
months in the Central Prison.
Rev. Pt W. Hughes, of .Adelaide and
W. J. Taylor, of St, Mary's. leave on
Saturday next on a visit to England. Rev.
Canon Richardson, of London, also intends
leaving this month for a similar trip,
Soaps ! Toilet, castile, oatmeal, dinik,
sunlight, surprise, invinoible, white star
and many others at J. P. Clarke's.
Mies Aldo Marty, daughter of Mr. Wm.
Marty, of Mitchell, has received the
appointment as teacher of modern lan-
guages in the St. Thome collegiate
institute, at a salary of 61,000 per annum.
There is a law making it compulsory to
have thistles:and other noxious weeda cut
down. Should our authorities not set in
example of respect for the law by seeing
that it is enforced on our public streets ?
While riding one of Dr. Gunn's,(Clinton)
fine bay horses Monday morning the
animal stepped on a stone and broke one of
its front legs. The limb has been placed
in splinters in the hope that the bveak may
come alright.
It would be well for parade to inform
their children that it is illegal to catch
black bass of less than ten inches in
length. A fishery guardian has been ap-
pointed on the River Sauble, who will
enforce all breaches found of this law.
Penalty 210 to 230.
Miss Anna Roar, daughter of the late
Rev. John Rose, Brucefield, has won the
gold medal at Coligny College, Ottawa.
Miss Ross also won the special prize in
Botany, We believe this is the second one
of the same family who has attained to
similar honor at the :same echoolt
Whilst driving along the lake road on
Saturday last, Mre. B. Law of town, and
Miss Hamilton of St. Marys, we re thrown
in the ditch by the buggy capsizing. They
drove too near the ditch to avoid the neer
gravel on the centre of the road. We.
Law sustained injury to one of her arms,
Geo. Daw, an Exeterite, who is wdrk-
ing at his trade, that of a tailor, in St.
Thomas, was robbed of $20 on Friday
night, by a sneak thief who entered his
bed room in his absence and abstracted
the money from his trunk. A fellow
boarder also lost 285 on the same occasion.
The celebration of the anniversary of
this glorious Dominion, on 'Monday last,
passed off pleasantly to fall, save a few
who met with accidents. The majority
went to Grand Bend where fully 2,000
people had congregated to spend the day,
while others attended the Festivals at
Centralia and ElimvilIe.
Mr, Wm, Wells, Police Magistrate of
Parkhill, has received the aad intelligence
that his daughter, Mr. D 0. McGregor,
was drowned ort the 3rd ult, near her resi-
dence, at Kelso, B; 0., in the recent great
floods: Mr. McGregor, the bereaved
husband, has written to Mr. Well, giving
an ecconne of the fatal accident.
Mr, C. W. Saunders, well known in
Exeter and who has travelled for John
Green dc Co. London, for eight years, has
been presented with a handsome gold lock-
et and monogram and a silver -'-mounted
tione. Mr. 'Saunders •has accepted an-
other position. The' presentation, tlaere-
fore, was a raark of the esteem in which
Mr. Stiunderewas held, both by his fellow-
werkers and the firm.
er.
Housekeeper's delight. Another ship-
ment a! this oelebrated bakine pewder
to hand. Also new and pare spins mid
mustards at j. P. Clarke's,
Servant Girl wanted to go to London.
Duties to commence middle of "-gnat t
For particulars apply to IVIrs M ./." White,
Exeter,
A ItingsvIlle cOrrespon.dent writere-The
Rev. jaeper Wile= and wife were the
happy recipients of Many beautiful
presente and addreeses before leaving .for
• Strathroy. , A fine gold watch from his
admirers. Me. W, W. Elliot, of Detroit,
who gave $1,000 to the neer 611E101 in
memory of bit mother, and who is
extendiag the hot daye with his wife at
the "hiettawas," attended church OE the
24th, aud, on thetkirig hands at the
veetibule other' mervice, he 16/1 Mall
0014101)3 in the Rev. Wirsonerbs
Later, imagine hit titurprise to nes a
heed d d 11 bill eudloaed, Mr, W11 -
mon slimly isone of God's{ bet
Read the following letter just received
bedithis office, which as a sample tes imony
ppeaks for itself, further comment is un-
necessary; -
Toronto Ontario, June 28th,189t. To T. Y,
Egan, Harbin, Specialist, 2,14 West Queen SI.
Toro nt0.
DRAR SIR -Itis with the greatest pleasure
I veish a, convey my aPPreciation of your
skill, and a desire that you add my name to
Your list of cures. Your autumn in my ease
may be alt encouragement to other sufferers,
especial/y those who have given up all hope
of finding relief. I have been ruptured about
six years, and was in a dangerous condition,
being compelled most of the time to be in the
saddle. and. was led to believe that a rupture
could not be retained duringhorseback riding,
but your grand instrument coupled with your
skill not only hold me completely and in oora-
fort all the time from the very moment yen
adjusted it during the most severe exercise,
but eured me in about six weeks, I have had
no further occasion for its use aud find myself
as well as ever. IMP' add that I was advised
to call upon you by W G. Murdock, Esq, the
well known Barrister of Torenlo.
Very Truly yours, GEORGE ITESB1TT,
I have great pleasure in verifying the filets
in the above case, July 1891. WG Murdoch,
Barrister nc, Court S ..reen Torento.
Pa raonals
Mr. Martin, druggiet of Regina, N. W.
T., who has been attending the General
Assembly a.t 'Montreal, is at present visit-
ing his brother, Rev. Mr. Martin, town.
-Mr. T. M. White and son, Cooper, are
visiting at Sir, John White's. -Mr. Alex.
Tait and wife visited friends lit London
this week. - -Mrs, Billings visited friends
in London this week. -Rey. Locke preach
ad his introductory sermona in the Main
st. church on Sunday last The Rey.
gentleman is a fluent speaker and a deep
thinker and made a favorable impression
upon his hearers. --Miss T, White of
Sarnia visited her parental home over
Sunday. -Miss Urquhart of Berlin,vieited
her sister in town this week. -Rev. Me.
Donagh was given a hearty reception in
Kingsville on his arrival there, -G. Gr.
.1:Masten visited his fortnee home in
Palmerston this week. -Mr, and Mrs. D.
Johns lett on Friday for a trip through
Manitoba and the Northwest. Their
daughters are visiting friends in St. Marys
at present. -Mrs. E. Jones left last week
to visit friends in Manitobs.-Mr. Robs.
Creery, an esteemed reeident of the town-
ship of Blanshard was a caller at THE
Thane yesterday and for the twenty
second time paid his eubscription to his
favorite paper: Mr. Creery attributes the
defeat of Mr Weisrniller to the indiffet-
ence of soot.e of the electors of his section
in not turning out to vote. Mr. 0. feels
very sore over the matter and says if
again a change is given all will turn oat
en masse -Mr, G. W. Holame has been
in town this week as presiding Examiner
of the 3rd clans Examination for Teacher's
Certificates. There are eleven candidates
writing from the Exeter Public School. -
Dr. Amos and wife and Mra, Manning,
visited Clinton on Monday to attend- the
funeral of A. H. Manning, who died on
Sunday, after a lingering illness of con-
sumption. -Mr. A. F. Campbell of
Toronto was in town on Tuesday .-Mr.
Ed, Roberts of Toronto, visited al Mr.
Geo, Blatchford'a this week. -Mrs. Thos.
Yellow is at present very low. Her many
friends hope for a speedy recoyery.-
Mitchetl ;-"W, W. Burgess has
parchaged the photograph business from
51r. Sweet, who has graduated as a drug-
gist and will commence business in
Exeter." -Mr. Robt. Willis ot Chicago, is
visiting friends in town. -Mr. A, Bishop,
who has been ill for some time, was in
town this weak shaking thands twith his
many friende.-Mr. and Mrs. W. N,
Manning of Clinton, visited Mr, M.'s
parents here over Sunday -Rev. S. F.
Robinson of Walkerton, is visiting friends
In town. -Mrs. Callender is visiting at
Mr L. Hunter's, Usborne.--Mrs. James
Parkinson and Mrs. Rubble and children
left yesterday for Trout Creek, to visit
Mr, Parkinson. -dies Edith Dyer retur-
ned home yesterday from a visit in Zur,
Wilmet Taylor is visiting
her sister, Miss Jane Taylor in London.
.--Miss Annie Loftus of London is
visaing friends in town.
The Toronto Indusitrial Exhibition hae
now become one of the great events of the
Year in Canadian history and IS looked
forwatd to by the people in all parts of
the Dominion. We have received a copy
of the Prise List for this yearhi Fair, which
18 to he held from the 3r4 to the 15th
September next. The amount of prime,
oirered is as large as ever arid there is
every peeepeot of ihie year's; ahow excelling
all others. The ground* are also being
vastly itaproved this year. Any mac de -
airing a eopy of the Prize List can obtain
orie by dropping a poet card to Mr. H. 3.
Hill, the manager, Toronto,
Viet Mertz Lxrrs Stmoeserue.-It is
easier to face a oannon than to oarry about
with you, day after day, a sick headache,
a wretched biliousnees, a torturing neu-
ralgic pang, Mon and women ee down
before thea things who brave the Olio.,
tion e of life. Sterk's Powders cure these
W6060110, arid help /make life eueeiSeifftil:
By removing pain, Itiey put hope in the
heart, they put brirghtttese ibi the eye,
andelastidity i ihe atop. When one hatet
clear head ited eouild ektnnaole he is alleave
ready, in the battie of llfei to give a Rol,
and for an Olior, glark'* Powderi are
the oriorettof ettecest. 25 cents boX.
TH4 OP'IDIOIAL UZTIMN8.
The twioaug it3 a atetement or the
votes paw for the respeetive cendidetea
in the Sontit riding 1 ffuron, itt 1804
es shown bv the oilloiel returns or the
Returning efilee• r
' McLean, Welentiller
SEAVoIrrII.
Polling Subdivision 1..125 55
2.. 58 32
3.. 59 44
4„ 27 2$
D.. 34 -28
• 303 187
Majority for McLean..116
TrIdtalfSMITII.
Poliipg f3uhdisioion 1- 92 57
2..111 32
• 3..128 40
• 4„124 89
458 168
Majority for McLean. , 290
Polling Subdivision 1- 52 115
,
2,,75 56
3.. 51 92
4.. 79 62
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257
324
Majority for Weisreiller- 67
EXETER.
Polling Subdivision 1.. 27 67
'2.. 25 48
3.35 49
53 71
110 238
Majority for Weisiniller- 98
sTEntinen
Polling Subdivision 1.. 43 62
2, 41 80
3.. 69 55
4, 65 20
• 5.. 86 28
6. , 24 66
7.. 29 67
S.. 30 72
--"••••
• 390 450
Majority for Weismiller 60
HAY.
Polling Subdivision 1.. 58 21
2.. 93 96
3.. 74 109
4.45 23
5 79 53
6.. 41. 90
7.. 26 27
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416 419
Majority for Weismiller..
STANLEY.
Polling Subdivision 1.. 59 33
• 2.. 67 34
3.. 28 107
4.. 19 55
5.. 90 35
263 264
Majority for Weismiller.. 1
GODBRIOM TOWNSHIP.
Polling Subdivision 1.. 36 76
2,. 21 67
3.. 20 40 -
77 183
.Majority for Weierniller.. 106
HAYFIELD. 63
Polling Subdivision 1.. 31 ttes SO
Total vote polled for MoLea 2 2335
" Weiamiller 2313
McLean's majority 22
Above are the full returns ol the late
election in South Huron, The vote was
a very large one. The Reform patty
polled its full etrength and won by the
exasperatingly narrow majority of 22.
The Conaervatives did not poll their full
strength and were beaten: It should be
a Immo to the supporters of Mr.
Meredith. South Huron is theirs when
ever they come out in their full strength;
in this village and Usborne enough votes
were unpolled to have elected Mr. VVeie-
miller by over 100 majority. Repeated
failures had made many think it was not
possible to carry the riding. These
returns show them their mistake. Let
no hope it may be a lesson to theni and
that when they are asked a year or so
hence to condemn Mowatism they will
rally to the polls as one man :
sourer minion ix 1890.
Holmes
Exeter 148
Stephen.... ......
Hay
Stanley.. ...... . . 31
Goderieh tp ...... ....107
Bayfield63
Usborne 80
Tuchersmith 259
Seaforth ........ 106
429 587
Majority for Bishop -158.
South Perth;
Bishop
74 2 Pair Ladies Tan Hose,
150 for 25c.
Pickar s
We are now clearing
a number of lines of Summer
Goods at greatly reduced
prices, and all wishing to
secure bargains should avail
themselves of this • Sterling
opport unity.
Regular 259. and 30c
Sateen.s now 21 cents,
Regular 20c do now, 150.
Regular 35c Dress Goods
now 25c.
Regular 50c do now, 35c
Regular 25c do now, 12i:e
Regular 12+0 Prints now
90.
Gents. Good Flannelette
Shirts now, 23c.
Straw Hats marked away
down.
Dress Trimmings in end-
less variety.
Baby Ribbon in all the
leading shades.
Ladies White and Color-
ed. Vassars,
An elegant Stock of Para-
sols at Rock Bottom Prices.
Linen and Embroidered
Buggy Dusters, ck, &c,
Crey Cottons
WE TAKE TELE LEAD,
• See our extra heavy at 8c.
See our New Orleans
Sheeting 16 yds for $1.
Gee our Selected 1 yd
wide, 25 yds for $1.
Hosiery.
ST. MARYS.
Ballantyne. McNeill.
No; 1 37 24
1 50 30
3 72 40
4 106 72
5 60 67
6 48 37
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•
373 270
Majority for Ballantyne -103.
MITCHELL.
NO. 1 68 79
2 88 46
3 53 54
- -
209 179
Majority for Ballantyne. .30.
DOWNIE,
No. 1...... .......... 101 4 41
2 99_ 38
3. . 6e5---" 61
4 •69 • 62
5 45 96
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879 301
Majority for Ballantyne, .78.
No. 1 78 54
........ 91 62
3 • 60 81
4 ....108 37
_
'337 • 234
Majority foe limn:no:dyne-3
10.
SOUTH DASTICOPII
No. 1.... , . ... . ... .106 20
2.... .... .101 35
46
272 191
Majority for Ballantyne.. 17,1.
BLAteeteett.
No. 1- . .... . . .. 51 51
2 • •31 87
3........ , ....... 32 $4
4. - ... 64
45
II 24
Afe.jefity for
85
63
50
237 420
,188
2 Pair Fast Black Heavy
Rib, for 25c,
1 Pair Very Fine Cash-
mere, for 25c.
Towels, Special Lot, each
for 3c,
3 Pair Heavy Cotton Sox
for 25e,
Men's $7,75 Rubber Coats
for $5,50,
Ladies Summer Mantles
$6, for $4,25,
Ladies Silk Lined, do,
$6,75 for $4,50,
Ladies 13Ik Lace Capes
$10, for $7,50,
Ladies Blk Lace Capes
$8,50, for $6,50,
We are clear-
ing all Millinery
Now is the
time to buy the
above goods as
they will go
quick at the
prices quoted.
R. Pickard 8 cn,
DIRECT IMPORt„S.
Boys will be toys
The little ohaps can't help wearing out cloth-
ing. They are Dot to nlawo. • Parents
should see to it that
THE CLOTHES THEY WEAR
are of right stuff at !the start, Summer vacation and
school holidays i;ivo a severe test to the goods and the
workmanship. Both
Should. be Jt
'n114
ighlt
• CARLING BROS. make a special feature of
0Y9S CLOTHING
u style, finish, quality and Vanoes; CARLING1-
13ROS.' Clothing is the King.
CARLING BROS
•
Eggs Sc. Butter 13c,
LOGAN.
No. 1, 20
2 29
3 51
4... , .. . 81
' 5 27
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211
Me.jority for McNeill -195.
FELLA/WON,
No. 1 58
2 ...... 31
3 64
4 38
191.
Majortty for McNeill -130.
MAJORITIES.
Ballantyne.
St. Marys .103
Mitchell 30
Downie 78
Hibbert 103
South Easthope171
Blanehard. ....... , ' 183
Loon 195
Fullerton 130
485 508
485
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Majority fonitIcNeill 23
SANDERSON--CLARK-At the residence of
76 the bride's parents, St. Maryson the 2r1h
ult,. br Rev. T. A. Cosgrove, .13, .A., P. G.
111• Henderson, druggist, Agnes, wend daugh-
82 • ter of lames Clerk, Esq., all of St. Mars's.
37 MILNE-moRINNON-In St. Andrews Pres -
100 bvtorisra ehurels Blyth, on the 271h int., by
Rev A McLean, Dr W J Milne, to Miss Ella,
only daughter of Mr 3 D McKinnon, all of
406 Blyth.
CIIIDT,EV-At Clinton, on the 301h ult.,
Joseph Chidley, aged 61 years, 11 months.
WATSON-In Fullerton, on the 251h ult.'
Wm. Watson, aged 82 years.
116
110
53
42
321
MoNeill.
North Middlesex.
J. T. Owen, returning officer, furnialies
the following statement;
Ward. Municipal.
• Majorities, Majoritieo.
Alex- Tay- Alex- Tay- Alex- Tay.
ander, lor. ander. lor. ander. lor.
AILSA CRAIG.
No. 1 56 70 14 14
ADELAIDE.
No, I 59 87 28
No. 2 59 52 7
No. 3 83 60 23
No 4 52 108 56 51
No.
No.
No,
No.
No.
1 81
2 86
3 42
1 11
5 113
BIDDELPH,
21 60
29 57
30 12
100 86
32, 81
LT1CAN.
No. 1 62 16 46
No, 2 56 21 35
No.
No.
No.
No,
No.
1 35 80 45
2 70 63 7
3 41 90 49
4 27 106 79
5 57 66 8
MCGILLIVRAY,
No. 1
No, 2
No. 3
No. 4
No. 5
No. 6 '
No. 7
62 45 17
52 5
65 49 16
29 64
73 69 4
55 56 1
71 31 37 43
PARICHILL,
124
81
No 1 53 49 4
No. 2 52 43 9
No.* 3 61 46 15 28
EAST WILLIAMS.
No, 1 45 84 39
No 2 48 103 55
No. 3 55 82 27
WEST wuziems.
No. 1 54 69 15
No. 2 39 88 49
No. 3 75 52 23
Total. 1,887 2,015
Taylor's Majority, 218,,
121
41
276 404
BORN.
WATSON-In Ribbert, en the 241h ult., the
Wife of Mr 3 ;Watson, ole daughter.
EfICICS-In Exeter, on the 29th u1t, the wife
Of Andrew Rinks, of a daughter.
ROBINSON-Di Centralia, en the eete ult.,
the wife of Andrew Rohinsomof is son
MARRIED,
MoDONA.LDte,SM ALL -At Detroit, on the
20th tut., Mr. Fret* !In McDonald, of De-
troit, formerly of Tuokersmith, to Mimi
Edith Small, late 61 Kincardine,
Onay-tektME6,80N--e0 Goderieh town-
ship, on the 271h ult., be Rev.E. A. Fear,
Mr, Arthur Curry, to Mies Lizzie, daughter
of Mr. R. E eimerson, both ot Goderieh
townseip'
CANTnLON-BEA.COM--In Goderleh to Wri
ship. on the e7th ult., be the Bert 3.4. Fear
Ur. Addle Centeno's, to Bliss Sarah Reapotn,
daUghter of Mr. Robt Sea acme
H Ina -PARIS Et-tn Cumberland Presbyter -
Ian ehurch, Butmeton, Migeouri. oe tiso th
ult., Mr. Rohn Runt, formerly of Ittprien. to
Miele IT, Bartell.
UREN-11AINES--A.t the tesidenoe ot bit o
btide's parentsa on the 26thItzit. by Ited•
•1. Scott, M. A., William ,r. Urea,' 0, P. rt:
0..n.t. at Ignacio, to xennior„ eldest daegh ter
of Mr. W. Ratites, of St, Siarys,$1•
110141)11111SON"--C AMER014-At the residenert
Of the brldetr patentee GM Ot011.1 On the 27tit
ult., by Rev, A. Grant, 0. Ae, Bereera in
Bendersent of St, rattles tfirt tin to Mere it re e tit
daughter or Utigh 0aillerdlir Itere
MANNING -In Clinton, on the 1st inst., A EC
Manning, (brother of Mrs (Dr)Amos,) aged 38
years and 20 months.
BISSETT-ru Snowflake Mane oti the 2e1h
ult„ Richard G Bissett; (formerly of Beaten)
• aged 83 years, 1 month.
OLIVER-In Fullerton, on the 2.11h
Christiana, youngest daughter of Adam
Oliver, aged 9 years, 9 months:
TRACY -In St. Mem, on tbe 24th ult,. Isa-
bella Yule mond daughter of Benjamin
Tracy., aged 2e years, 11 months and 13 day:,
HEWITT-nu the srd best, at the reeldenee
of bie son-in-law, Matthew A V Sermwell.
642 yore; street, London Joseph Hewitt, in
his 92netyear.
NOT THAT KIND.
Scott's Emulsion does nut debilitate
the stomach as other cough medicines do
bnt on the ocettrary, it improves digestion
and strengthens the stomaoh. Its effesgte
are immediate aud pronounced,
Ti
11
Bargain Day.
A FEAST
ofFat Tthirzgs
FOR CASH.
Our famous 25c. Tea,
(Bargain Day only) 20c.
Our famous Orient 131k.
Tea, (Bargain Day Only)
30e.
Our famous 35c. Tea,
(Bargain Day. only) 25c.
Dish Cloth. Soap, 20c.
13 bars Electric Soap
(To -Day) 25c.
25 yds, 1 yd. wide Fac-
tory Cotton, $1,00.
2 pieces 15c. Dress
Goods, 5c.
, 50 Blk. Serge Dress
Goods, 25c.
60c. 131k, Henrietta,
390.
A range 25 pieces 10
Prints, 6c.
3 pair fast 131k. 1.5c.
hose, 25c.
• 4 dozen Flannelette
Shirts, 25c.
c25ca'sh discount off
Boots & Shoes,
103 cash discount off
C ashmere Hosiery.
• 153 cash discount off
Tweeds.
153 oash disootint off
Clothing.,
203 :cash discount off
Parasols. -
lie on hand early,
Etighest price paid, or
farm prodlioe.
al CI. •701/111\113TON.
ten eat