HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1894-8-30, Page 1VOL XXII, NO2,
ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST,
AND HURON
"HEW TO
THE
MIDOLESEX GAZETTE.
XIINEt LET THE 0J,EUPS F.Aists WHERE THEY MAY
EXETEB, ONTARIO, THOUSI14/ MORNING, A.UGUST 303 1894
C bushels cf oats from eight scree flown.
A Dunbar, of t3tratford, receetin
se wheeled from that city to Goderioh-a
- James Irvine, of Fullerton, had 900
1, duitsetea.nee of 45 miles in 4 hOUra and 5 Min -
Mr. Frederick Weber, of Mitchell,
(flipped and fell on Tuesday evening,
JUST A FEW ODD LINES OF
Stutmor aoois To Dar Oat,
BEFORE WE TURN ALL OUR ATTENTION TO FALL
AND WINTER IVIATERIALS.
These little prices should make a speedy clearance ;
Fancy and plain double fold dress goods for 23c; regular 35c goods.
Wide roc, ribbons for 5ca yd.
Regular 6o, " " 3ic
We are told by customers every day that our 5ccotton beats every
thing ever yet shown for the same money.
ro doz. plain and fancy handkerchiefs, a1 to go at 5c. each.
Remnants of prints, ginghains, dress goods, etc., all to clear ab
great reductions.
We have jut received a new lot of ladiesand gent's waterproofs,
whiohtre will sell at popular prices.
Bring your butter and eggs a long and we will pay you the very
highest price going.
11.8.FORD& GO. WOODHAM
BYRN.
13EATTY.-In Blanshard on the 201h, inst.,
the wife of efr. James Beatty of:a daughter.
HhISTON.-In Exeter on tee 29th inst., the
wife of Mr Ajax. Johnston of a daughter.
ANDIJItiON. an Haotor on the 26 tit inet,,
tile wife of George Anderson of a
WFMKES--/n Exeter on the 2711z, ins, th 8
witoofjasnes Weekes of a son.
DIARRIE D.
eleyelTT-HORRELe-On the 29tla inse, ret
the residence of tfr.Wi11iui Cave, Usborne,
bylthe Rev. W. II. Butt, Mfr. Wm. T. FraiVite,
• Bay City Mich- to Miss Elizabeth Horrel of
Usborne.
iFaSTFEt-BROWN.-Oilthe 151h inst., by the
Rover:U.015o, atresidenoeof W. J• Wilson
Esq., Grseaw.Ly Itt,. ToeephGt. Foster, to
Mies Sarah Jane Brown:
-0O3KS0N-SANDERS.-At the methodist
parsonage, Hansen. Oil the 11th inst ley Rev.
F. Swann, Thos. Cookson to Bli8S Zaltna
daughter of the late Jantem S mailers, of Sto-
ne:diem. e
SANRERS--WILLIIMS.-In 81. George's
ehurolt, taoderioh, on the 22n4 inst., be Rev.
31, Turnbull, 0. Alban Sanders, of Meilen('
Creek, Ont., to Ituthtfe youngest daughter of
J,11.Williams, of Goderioh:
ffeEvEIS-LOGA11.-Als the residence) of tee
bride's father, near Varna, on Wadaesday,
Aug. 22ad, by Rev. J. W. a0das, Mt. John
J. Keyes, of Nashville, Tent:mese, to mine'
artery A. noseteseeond &smelter of Mr. Chase
Ten= of Stanley township.
DIED.
anin.-In Exeter on the ettle. baste Tana° Reid,
aged 77 years.
-O'BRIEN.--InlIay, on the 29th, Mast.. Pa t--
• rlok A, O'Brien, aged 63 years.
Goderich township, on MondaY
Aug. 204,Tane Wallis, aged 9i years,
Tuokeramith, on August 17th,
Michael McQuade, aged G6years.
Taokersmith. on August 171h.
Oswald Albere third son of ter. Henry Col-
bert, aged 16 years 10 months and 27 days.
ARIC.-In Ssaforth. on August 21511 lierbert
Stanley, son of /dr. ,T. A' Clark, aged 1 year
and 7 months.
eitCHNELL.--In Hay, on August 16ch, Wm.
Schnell, sewed son of John Schnell., Esq.,
ex -Deputy Reeve of Bay, aged 21 ye ars.
D. C is a flesh producer. .
Va••=110
Ur/WM IN A DAL -South
Amerioan Rheumatio Cure. for Rheumatism
;and Neuralgia, raclioally cures in 1. to 3
rdays. Its tuition upon the system is retnerk-
able and mysterious. It removes at onoe
the mile and the disease immediately dis-
appears. The first dose greatly benefits,
75 cents., ehild by b. Lutz, Druggist. 818
•
Mies D. A. A. owney, Manotic, 012i.
e
Middlesex County Notes.
A little son of Mr. Donald McCoy-
qttodale, Deputy -Reeve of East Niesoari,
had the misfortune to break his arm re-
cently, also a little son of Mr. Hugh
Murray, 71h concession West Zorra.
The Township of McGillivray voters'
list for the yew 1894, containe the names
of 1141 votere, of this number 919 are
qualified to vote at both Municipal elec-
tions and elections to the Legislative
assembly only. The list contains the
LtAltla of 498 voters who aro qualified. to
servo as jurors.
The fire at Bryanston on Thuradey
oompletely destroyed a, store and a dwell-
ing hoase.The store wasoontipied-by Mr. R.
Beattie, who managed it for Mr. J. A.
Thomes,London. Only $200 worth of stock
was removed. The building was owned bv
Mr. David Dann, of I3iddulph. Tbe dwell-
ing house across the street was ignited by
flying embers and burned. It was occu-
pied by Mr. James', beiliff. The losses are
only partially covered by insurance.
Perth County Notes
Mr. Thelma •Ocilquhoun's, :Hibbert,
crop of fall wheat turned out 40 bushels
to the acre, His other erops are equally::
good.
Mr! Isaac Smith, of Themes ooncession,
Blanshard, sastained a paralytic stroke
Saturditymornine and was rendered speeoh-
less.
Mr. Alex. Irv1nce".3 late teacher of the
scbool at Science Hill, hes gone to Tor-
onto to attend the Norms( &hoot. Mr.
Nathan Doupelati been engagedeas teach-
er at Science Hill.
Mr. J. D. Moore has, purcbased the
grain ware house at the town station, St.
Marys, from the executors of the McIntyre
estate, with a yievr, it is said, of going in-
to grain buying. ,
Wm.Meinardiss, a German by birth,
who was for three yeare in the employ
of the Mitchell Packing House, Mitchell,
as traveller, and was well known to the
business people of Mitchell, committed
,suicide at Grraveuhurat the other night by
firing three bullets from a 38 -caliber
revolver into his right temple. The des-
perate actrwas in his own house as the
famils were retiring to bed. No reason is
assigned for the rash aot.
Take K. D. C. for sour stomach.
.DOES IT PAY
To take a.
We answer emphatically yes if you receive what you pay for. Not every
institution dubbed Business and Shor thand School is worthy of your support.
Have you seen the oatalogue cf the F. 0. B. 0. Forest City Business and Short-
hand College of London Ont., ib contains full parbiculars about the School. Board
$2.50 per week. School "e opens Kenney, Sept. a
J. W: WESTERVELT. Principal.
Great Clearing Sale
oP
ORDERED CLOTHING
AT
Jo no GRIEVE'S.
For the next 30 days we will sell the balance of our Suer
SUitings at aprice to suit everybody. Our stock being too heavy it thus
be reduced at the following low prices :
All Wool Tweed' Suits for$g.5o Regular F'ric,
e$x2.00.
.0.et
1.1,oci " 44 15.00,
15.6o ,‘
,..
ig,00.
Fine Tweed Pants . 2,25 ' 3.5o,
4.6o 6.00.
Our $5.00 pants azze.),cheap at $7.00.
We have a lot Of niee tweeds a.1 45c, a yard for boy's clothing and
-we out all our own goods fret of charge, We have also a big lot of
Remnants` ranging from X yard up to 5 yards, at very low prices,
°erne' and 'See for yourself. Remember the place.
rrSt.,
J. 4 11; GRIEVE
!N
Exeter'
breaking one of the sinell bones in hie
leg near the ankle, -
Dr. and Mrs. Annstrone, of Fullavton,
have returned home from, their ttip
througn Great Britain. Both the Dr. and
Mrs. Armstrong speak of having had a
splendid and enjoyable trip to and vieit in
the old land. -
While Mr. Albert Vipond and mother
were driving .along the road south \ of
Cromarty, their lime took Mot at a
log at the side of the reed aud ran int o
the ditch, upsetting the rig and throwing
the ocoupania to the ground with the
result that Mrs. Viporul received a frac-
ture of the collar bone and Mr. Vipond
got hi e arm run over.
The Patron's a inaustry held a ',meet
ing in Mitchell the otner day and deci-
ded to eight to la finish the protest again-
st Mr. MoNeill the member eleot: They
claim the protest was entered by Toronto
people for the purpose of a saw off, and
that the local Reformers had nothing
whatever to do with it. They have,
however, nothing to fear.
One day lately Mr. Wm, Dielmon.
foreman of the Listowel woollen mills,
was shooting with s, 22 calibre rift° at a
bird, belt struck Harry Edmonds, & son
of Mr. Albert Edmonds, who with a
oocapanion,was sitting on Bismarck street
bridge, in this place. The ball entered
his arm just above the elbow and lodged
iu the shoulder, and could not be ex-
tracted.
Huron County Notes
...._--
The other evening, while James Wileon
of Godenoh.left his little boyin the wag-
gon on the square, the horses took tright
and ran away. The boy was thrown
out, and bad one of hi.' legs brok-
en.
At Brussels one day last week Dalby
Kendall found a pocketbook on Turnberry
Stcontaining about $100. The owner
showed tip shortly after and gladly re-
ceived the missing treaeare. Dalby was
rewarded by the reoeipt of 5 cantieh .,.1;44:e
A Convention for South Huron, ail con-
stituted for Dominion parposes, will be
held at Dixon's Hells Bruoefield, on Wed-
nesday, Sept. 5th, at 11 o'olook, to select
a csndidate for the next election.
' Wm. Dotes' carriage faotory, Wingliam,
ewes destroyed by fire on Theredaymight,
:414toolt insured in the Waterloo Mutual for
$700; building ineured in the Royal for
$700. The are is supposed to be the act of
an incendiary.
Mr. jogepti Copp, of Clintou, has sold
the roan horse, Allan. Wilkes, te R. Wells
of 'Betaken. The price was in the neigh-
borboo4 of $2,000. Mr. Wells witnessed
Allen Wilkes' peeformanees in Toronto.
He will take part in the leading fall race
meets.
A house in West Wawatiosh,:ovvned by
YU. W. Alexander, was burned with all its
monteats art Tuesday, of last week, Mr.
Alexanate and his wife were away from
•borne and the fire is supposed to have
oaughtfrom a swamp, where a big fire WAS'
raging at the time. ' •
A great harvest festival will be held in
the Salvatioo Army Barraeks, Clinton, on
Saturday, Sunday and 1Vfondaye Septeraber
1st, 2nd and Sol, conducted ' 1 Captain
Crook, of London, wlan will Monday
night give a special lecture On , ' ei leaoial
work of the Salvation Amy.
Friday last jab after dinner a ooy
named Joseph Ernewein, living on] the
121h concession of Culross, was riding the
horse used on a pea harvester. The
horse took fright and ran away, throwing
the boy off. One of the fingers on the
harvester caught him on the right side
and ripped the stomaoli open, disembowel-
ling the boy.
Again the sad duty devolves upon as to
record the death of a good man, one of
the few remaining of the pioneers of
Tuckeremith. On the morning ort he 17
inst., Michael MoQaade died at his home
in Tuckersmith. Though ailing for some
months, it was not expected even by the
members of his own family, that death, so
eertein to all, would come so soon. Ha
had. resource to the best medical skill but
the complicated nature of the dieease,
brought on by an efts,* of Ia Opp,
seemed to baffle the power of medicine.
Mr. George Anderson, proprietor of the
Lucknow apple evaporator works, met
with n etarioue loos on Wednesday last.
He led hie horse out to water by the
batter and tied the animal to the gate in
font of P. Moore's residence while he
wentos a pail. It appears that the horse,
while atoning its head to drive off the
fliesepulled the gate off the hinges, and be. frightened ran away, dragging the
gate with it. The walnut did not 'run
very far before it got entangled in the gate
and was badly hurt, and died from its
injuries shortly after being taken to the
stable.
SHE IS STILT., WELL.
Mitre reorne emoueite me Mits. Rue's
RtGOVILIVIC wee one TEliPORABY-A
ntASANT Dr8APPO/NTATENT.SEM IS
J3ervenTIrAN Evert,
SErIll+ROUNNZ. Aug, 27 -When leire.
Reany'e letter appeared its a local paper
here sometime ago giving A hietory of
her long illness and final cure of kidney
disease by Dodd's "Kidney Pills, neatly read -
ens thought her improvement was only
temporary. All myth have been Most
successfully contradicted, as a letter lately
received here from Mrs. Realty states that
she has all &keg beee gaining in general
health, alums her kidneys WON reetoced to
o sound state, and that for many yearn she
has not enjoyed sub good health and
Bpirt MrseResuy, therefore, still phis
her faith to Docid's Kidney Pills and
reeomixtends them as strongly AN ever to
dlided meMbets of her sex.
Sensali
Following are the Market quotation.:
Wheat ......... ,...... 50 to 54
Barley „. „ . 35 to 35
Data , ,s, 27 to28
Pees ... 52 to 52
lEher ... • • • *6.00 to 7.00
Butter- . . . , . lo 15
Eggs, „ $ to 8
Beirors.--e. prominent figure of
this locality, one who was widely
known.for his affability, in the person
of Patriek O'Brien, of tbe 2nd Cori.
Hay died Wednesday in the 63 year of
hie age .::He had been severely troubled
for years with rheumatism and fluttered
such as to make his death 4 "DTPy
release.--MusBiggart of Clinton was in
Hartsell last week s,pending a few days
among friends. -Miss Allay Uurdook
is visiting friends in Goderich and Olin -
ton. -Mr. McPhereon, jr. is visiting
friends in Londesboro and other places.
-J. E.. ilio.Doneil has sold the Ob-
server plant to a young man from
Toronto—T. Berry hes recently pur-
cheesed some of the finest hors(to
be found in the distriet for sbipinent
to the Old Country. --Dr. Thomson
is visiting hit pseenta In Galt.
young doctor Irons Seem*, is looking
atter the practice #4, his absence.-
eublie meeting weit 'held on Mon-
day night to discuss the advisability
of placing electric lights on the streets.
A petition is now in oireulation to
ascertainthe public pulse and the ex-
tent of available funds for that purpose.
Incorporation is talked of. While
some are in favor of the projeot, as
many are oppoeed, to It. Hartsell,
everything considered, is infinitely
better off' as at ,preserta ohnstituted.
The reasons are ammerous.-The
bush fires ere 'raging in the swamps
to the west. Citizen, are becoming
alarmed,
rauud
Batas's. ---"Wiretineeit gomg to rein;
is A common expeeetefiele of late. -The
°ampere have nes* all left,although
a few still remain. The eamping sea-
„fmn ,waaemuch better than last year.
-Misr Lillie M. BrOpheY of Boston
' spent a few days les; week visiting
friend* at Grand Bend, -Mr. McLean,
team' have now finithed drawing their
logs and are now putting "the logs
which were piled on ;the river banks
i,opo the river for the purpose of ratt-
le ” after which they will be taken to
scinie Arnericae Wms
Miller is pushing the school aica4 now
very fast and will have it finished
in a short time, and when finished will
be a very net structure. -Mr. Gratton,
general merchant helm, is building,
and will add greatly to the convenience
of his place -Quite a party wine clown
to the marsh to pick cranberries on
Tuesday, and` some of them got lost.
-Threshing among the farmers is the
daily story now, and it is beautiful
weather for the business. -Hr. John
Patterson who has been sick is getting
better novv. -The Manes family:left
on Monday, after )spencling six weeks
in camp. -Mrs. Gordon, Detroit,. and
Mrs. Sumnaerville of London,leave on
T4eaclay for their homes. -Mr. and
UM" Jones, mad Mr. and Mrs. Wood
of Winchelsea are now ocoupying the
/Mayflower cottage. -Miss Millie Fulton
is visiting her sisterhze.
,so
Kirkton.
Benzes. -The garden party held at
the resIdenee of Mr- Wm. Hazlevv000l
onThursday evening was vvellattended.
Proceeds $18.00.- Mr Samuel Kirk
of 1VIichigen who has been on the sick
list for some tune is at present stop-
ping with his brother, Mr.:David Kirk
of this place. -The Christian End-
eavor society now meets on Sunday
evening in the Presbyterian churche-
Several young people took in the
excursion to leiagare Falls from St.
Marys on Tuesday and report having a
good time.- Mrs. W. H. Marshall
and :MAN Eliza Sheir .he.ve returned
home from a months trip to Manitoba.
Mrs': Joseph •Weir Nissoari is at
.preIent spending a few days with
relatives here. --Mr. Fergus Harrah is
in a very low condition, from a ;very
setere attack, of sickness, -Several
fari$itite, had row esoapes during
the pal% wee having their build-
ings clit'etteroyed •y fire and only for
the tinielaeasaistanee of the neighbors
it would have resulted in a complete
toss. Fanners should be very careful in
setting out fires this dry season. --Miss
Mahon of Paisley is visiting at her
uncle's Mr, John Irene;
W • 111
,Centralia.
Beines,-Mr. Gowle and daughter
Ottawa are visiting the former's mo-
ther. -Mrs. Jilleanaan Of London is
visiting Mrs. It flicks. -Mrs„ A ,
.Erooper of Crediton, was the guest of
Mrs. A: Bouslaugh --Mr. W. Bunt of
Parkhill, gave the oecepants of his
old store a flying visit tut Thersday.-
Mrs. It. Hooper of Exeter was visiting
friends here. -Dr. Jones of Claude,
boy°, paid our town a visit last week,
-0, W. Smith attended the Grand
Lodge or the 1. 0. F. at Peterbdrough.
—Charles Abbott is starting an env
-
orating facitory in our village, and will
be prepared to evaporate all kinds Of
Sege -The Trustees of the ChUrch
had a bee last Saturday to shingle the
ehed.-The Hicks' families are $11102-
ndoring at Grand Bend.
Rheuteetistit reeks Oho system like a
thubabscrew. It retreats before the pewee .
of Metre Sarilaparillit, 'Whi0h rittriBeall 01 0,
h 'cod.
Crediton.
Buinas.--Adarti, Geiser is very ill end
confined to his bed.-Cle.rrie Ei1l3er is
etill very ill, -The flax mills have shot
slown owing to the dryness of the
weather, and they being unable to rot
the fibre. -An infant child. of J. Mast
died her last afoaday. Also an infant
of Harry Esserv died last Tuesday with
Diplatherist, --Sams Brown is visiting at
Plattsville.-Matthew Winer got his
right hend in the flax thresher aud
got it badly hurt. -Local fights are the
usual occurrence at threshings.-Bush
fires are all the rage in this vicinity.
People should be more careful with fire.
-The oldest settlers cannot remember of
the weather ever being drier"than at
present, and everybody is anidous to
see rain. -Oharles Wolf has purchased
a nice team of bliele horses from St.
Thomas, They are well inated and will
add new life to the livery.
eme
Leranton.
---
Bit/EFL-The C. 0. F. of this place
intend having a grand cowed on
Granton Fair night. It will be under
the management of Jas. :,Fax. Fitx
Bros. are known tor their cleverness,
and need no further recommendation.
One visit to their entertainment is euro
of a recall. -Mr. and Mrs. Jones and
family who have been living in Granton
for the past three years, Mr. J. acting
as night operator, have been stationed
at Stratford, We are sorry to lose
them as villagers but trust the move is
benalicial.--The Pale Horse in no more
but its rider is still with us- Bob -will
'be in a. plight now when he wants to
tekes a drive to Usborne, he won't be
-in it, lie was not in the Excureion to
the Niagara Falls, because Ms was
afraid of her dear boy being poluted.
Keep the boys at home, Ma's
l3ut1er, C. Lang, W. Brooks and a few.
others took in the excursion on Take'
day last to the Falls. Lb is said Billy
was looking for something- or some
person he could not see. A poor
detective. Billy. -Mr. R, Sansburn and
Mrs. Carry took a drive to Uaborne
Sunday last. -Al. Lankin is moving
into the house vacated. by W. Jones.
Cireerretray.
C. H. Wilson, better
known. as 'Uncle Charlie exchanged
earth for heaven on Monday, August
27th, aged -66 years. It may be truly
said of hi& that he has gone home to
the presence of the Saviour he so sin-
cerely loved, and faithfully served: Tor
oyer a yeab he was very feeble in health
but continued faithful to his duties as
class leader in the Boston Methodist
church up to 3 weeks ago. He sincere-
ly loved the class meeting and his cheer
ful testimony and christian advic•e will
leng be remembered by every member
of his class who highly respected him
as a christian man, It may be truly
said ot him that he fought the good fight
and kept the faith.up to his last hour
without a word of complaint, and now
he wears the:crown of righteousness
which was laid up for him,and his works
do follow him. He leaves a sorrowing
wifd to mourn his loss. His funeral was
conducted by the pastor, Rev. J. H.
Chant, on Tuesday afternoon, His
remains were interred in the Parkhill
cemetery beside his brother, W. A. Wil-
son, who died here a feva yeses ago.
• .
Exeter Municipal Council.
The Council met by order of the Reeite
at tbe Town Hall, Exeter, 27th August
-
1894. All present. Minutes of previous
meeting read and confirmed.
Carling-eBobler-That the well at the
Town Hall be deepened and the Road
Commissioner get hands and superintend
the work. -Carried.
leebier -Carling -That the council re-
tpiuler.ohase the old watering wagon from
Mr. Williams, price $15.
The Road Commissioner to see after'
W. D. Weekes' account, $2.50 for poll-
ing booth ordered to be paid on motion of
T. B. Ceding, seconded by J. W. Taylor.
Carling-Bobier --That the Reeve and
Treasurer be authorized to borroxv suffici-
ent raoney for .aarrent expenditares.
Carling-lliseett -That the petition re•
;girding side walk be returned as insuffic-
iently signed and other irregularities --
Carried.
Taylor -Bissett -That actiot re electric
lamps be laid over until next meeting.
earling-Bobier-In 'amendment that
one lamp be put in at John Street and one
at Sfincoe steet.
The motion NVAS deolered carried.
Bissett-Oarling- Adjournment until
call of the Reeve.-Catyied.
M. EAGR*T, Cierk,
THIB SPRING 31t1CDIOINt.
ttAll run down" from the weakening
effects of warm wether, you need a good
blood purifier like Hoocl'a Sirsaparilla.
Do not put off taking i11. lqumerous littler
ailments, if neglected, will aeon break
the system, Take Hood's Sarsaparilla now
to expel damage and give yeti etrengtb end
appetite.
Hood's Pills are the best family cattier -
tic and liver medicine. Harmless, reliable,
SOre.
A Iittledettghter of Mr. Wilsoe, Of Mose,
while getting over a fense, fell and rdialo-
eated her ehenttler.
Skin Dieeases are more or lose directly
occasioned by bad blood. B. B. B. SUSS
the following Skin Diseases: Shingles,
Erysipelas, Itching leashcs, Salt Rheum,
Scald Efead. Eruptions Pimples and
Blotehes, by reeireang all impurities from
the blood from a common Pimple to the
rst o Stile,
E. D. O. is an excellent tulle.
-- NEWS TOO= OF A WEEK
The Imnortitee Invents in. a Wow Word
ever .ntioy Headers,
The Brithrh Parliament was formally
prorogued on Saturday.
Wm, Hogg of Wilmot Valley, P. E.
was gored fo death by a bull Friday,
Serious riots have occurred in the re-
Itrtiroiice,nsaffected by the: Scotch miners'
The Northern Transit Co. has -decided
fo 'mild A new steamer at Collingwood the
owning winter.
Theodore Myre ef Si. Barbe woe killed
aluring st barroonx brawl be Cazaville,
Que., last vveek.
The jaeauese government has declared
ries; to be not included aineng artioles con-
traband of war.
James O'Grady, Treasurer of the Irish
National Federation of America, died in
New York Friday.
An anti-lye/citing organizetion has been
formed in Indianapolis, Incl., by promi-
nent colored!. citizens.
It is rumored Germany will oelebtatcs the
enniversary of the victory at Sedan. for
the test time this year.
The K. of P. Grand Lodge conCladed at
Chathaia on Thursday and adjourned to
meet in Harailton next par.
Gould, boot and shoe dealer,
James street, Hamilton, committed. euicide
on Thursday by inhaling gas.
R. G. Dun & Co. report 24 business fail-
ures In Canada the past week, against 20
for the Mime week last year.
Near Fort Atkinson, Wis., on Thursdays
three mai were killed in a wreck on the
Chicago Sr Northwestern railway.
A disastrous cyclone swept the Shores of
the Sea of Azov, Sunday. It is reported
that nearly 1,000 persons perished.
Miss Mary Brown, of Princess Anne,
swallowed a chew of gum earned=
ago and has just died from the effects.
Shipka`
• B r. Sweitzer lias hat:Me abut
dowrehiitflitX;Mlif for the want of watekt
-Ohms. Finkbeiner sold his horse in
Parkhill on Monday for which he re-
ceived a good price. -Dr. Amos of
Exeter was in the village last Monday.
-Miss McLaughlin of Sylvan is visiting
her sister Mrs. McKenzie.- The farm.
en are busynaloughing tor fall wheat,
they are complaining of the ground
being very hard.-Barny Cunningham
threshed over 200 bus. ot wheat off of
7 acres. - It is considered a pretty good
yield, Grain of all kinds is turning
oat well heee.
The crop now being harvested in
Manitoba is the largest and best ever
produced in that Province. In :On-
tario the yield of grains of all kinds isel
above the average Said the weeth`er for
harvesting has been all that ucfuld be
desired. The settlement of the tarriff
question on the other side of the line
will cause a revival of trade on both:
sides. Altogether the business oist-
look is brighter than it has been for 5
years past.
rYOlell 'WUXI% 41r18019$
nitithetre end Proetrieletee
ECM
BODUCTIO
mis nP er riPn. rgi goodsc ae /is i( Ifcuoanl.1
t/1.13.111 n g until
the end. of Aug
ust at
J. P 11088
Remer IN SIX MOTIRS.--.DiSOrdered. Rid
nay and bladder diseases relieved in eix
home by the "Great South Amerioan Rid-
ney Cure." This slew remedy ia a great
surprise and delight to phyioln on ac-
count of its exceeding promptnelie in re-
, Iteving pain in the bladder, kidneysebaok
and every vitt of the urinary paniages
male and female. It relieves; retention of
water and Pahl in passine it almost iranzed-
ateiy. If you want quick relief and our
this is your remedy, Sold by C. LUTZ
•••••••••lammia
Sale Register..
Satarday, Sept, 1st --Buffeters, Cutters
and real estate, the property of Henry
Reese Daehwood. &Seat. one o'clock.
E. Itossenberryi.Aue.
many, Sept. et ..- Coale ouse-
hold furniture and real estate, the prop-
erty of F. G. Meyers efensall. Sale at
one o'clock. WM. MoClory Atio.
A Boole To Etonsnmee --One bottle of
English Spathe Liniment completely re-
moved a curb from my horse. I take
in reoonamening the remedy,. as it ado
with mysterious promptness m the re-
moval from horses of hard, aelt or call-
oused lumps, blood sassvin, splints, curbs
svveeny, stifles and spraias.
GEORGE ROBB. Feeneenit,
ALtitiorsst. Orr,
Boa by C. Luiz.
, '13-EAMT DISEASE RELIEVAD IN THIRTY
Mneuene.
• Di-. Ageew's Cure for the Heart gives
•everfecerelief in all cases of Organie or
Sympathetic) Heart Disease in 30 minutes;
and speedily effects a cure. It is a peer-
less remedy for Palpitation„ Shortness of
Breath, Smothering Spells, PAitt fix Left
Sides and all symptoms of a Diseased
Heart. One dose condi:ma.
,Sold by C. LUTZ.
-ease
Mr. Andrew Wright, of Fullerton hag
rented. the "Eden Farm," Logan, 300 apses
ole rental of $800 per annum.
My. Hurdle, of Mose, who had the
misfortune to get stabbed while shearing"
sheep some time ago, is still suffering from
the effects.. e
The Berlin police dirsolved and Anarohiet
meetiqg in Bled°. f Stinday evening hg -
cause the chairman -an Anarchfid mut-
Semitic-urged those present to use guns
and dynamite to exterminate the Jews.
Mr, Flaelewood.of WincheIsia haerent- '
ed Ido farm to a Me. Worden of Hib-
bertene will come to Exeter to live. Mrs.
Hazlewood has been in poor health for
some time, and it was thought best to
retire from farming.
HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY DURING
THE HARD TrmEs.
The greet study in the average bouselsold
at the present time is how ;o economize.
In large business centres, trade is dull,
wages have been reauced, and in order to
live comfortable aed look well, certain
economies must he praotaced.
The saving and thriftyshougewife. by the
use of Diamond Dyes, can save palmy
dollars each year. Many articles of wear-
ing apparel, such as dresses, blouses, wraps
jeckete, shawls, coats, yests and pants that
have beoome faded and discolored, can be
made to look as good as new, if dyed with
the celebrated Diamond Dyes.
For the work of home dyeing, see that
I you use only the Diamond Dyes; tbey re-
present tho latest and best scientifie
achievements, and. are the only dyes that
OAR be used withperfect moss and baths -
faction.
iAsk your dealer for the Diamead,
be suresseou act them.
Burdock Blood Bitters mire dyepepsia.
Burdock Blood Bitters cure Constipation.
Burdock Blood Bitters cure biliousness. "
Burdock Blood Bitters cure headache.
Burdook Blood Bitters unlock ale the
clogged secretions of the bowels, thus 00?-.
Ing headaches and similar complaints.
Fish are dying in Ohio rivers, so low'
is the water because of the long drought
.1.4••••=1.1•FM.,9.1.11.•••••••11301.110•0=C
I was cured cd Bronchitis and Asthma
by-MINARD'S LINIMENT.
Lot 5, P. E. I. Mrs, A. Livingstone.
I was cured of a severe attack of Rhea.,
matism by MINARD'S LENTIMENT.
Mahone Bane john Mader.
1 was curedeef a ;severely sprained leg
by efINARDsS LINIMENT. .
Bridgewater, Joshua Wynach
Home Seekers' Excursion
Tickets.
Will be sold by the Chicago, leilweekee
& St. Pent Railway on they Sth and May
ems, 1894, from Chicago and St, Paul.
Minneapolis, Omaha, Sioux City, Kaneaa
City, and points beyond et. practically one
fare for the rotted trip, Ezeursion
tickets will be good for return passage
thirty clays from date of sato bot are good
for going passage only on date of sale,
For further particulars apply to any
Coupon Ticket Agent te the United
States or Canada, or address A. 3, Tea -amt.
Cenadian Pass. Agent, 87 York elt,,
Toronto, Ont.
Notice is hereby given that1 will be in cREDrrox,
on or about the 15th August to settle rip the book
accouuts and notes of the ftrin of
13110111VN & SIEIVE:RT,
when I expect all acconnts to b paid If not I Shall band
them over for oollection.
SIEB