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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times, 1895-2-7, Page 1VOL XXII. NO 20, AND aufloy & MIDDLESEX GAZETTE. "HEW TO THE LINE, LET VIE: CHIPS FALL WHERE THEY MAY S. 1111D g CO., WOODHAM. Count on this Sure. Prices Shall be at least •as low as anywhere else in neighbor- ing TOwns. How much lower they may be you will see when you compare with 'prices elsewhere. We have lately opened up •our new stock of TWEEDS, WORSTEDS, Amp PAN TING S, and do •not hesitate in say- ing that we never had during the past such an elegant asrtment at as low prices -as we are now showing, Call and see us before Aaving your ord er elsewhere. -e, 6\—,) guarantee a "penfeet fit 0-si no sale. S, FORD & CO. Zion. BRIEF9.-The veteriaary has been busy Around here. Wm. -Taylor and Samuel Horne each had a sick horse. One day lately one of Thos Brook's horses slipped while working ort the horse power and got badly hurt, one of ita lege getting under the tumbling rod -Joh il James Cornish has reached the third happiest moment in a man's life-it'e a boy. -A pleasant sur- prise took place at the Epworth League meeting on Friday evening, when Mr. Baidnir was presented. with a beautiful sobs and rug. Edward Avery read the address and Weston Horne made the pres: entation. During the time Mr. Barker has been on this oircnit he has made many friends who wished to thew that they appreciated hie energy and the interest he has taken in their welfare. 7 -- Stephen. -- Somme Enrorm-The following is the report of School Section No. 2 Stephen for the month of January. -Sr. IV -Fred Saurian! 532, Hettie Svseet 496, Henry Beaver 380; -t -Jr. IV -Geo. Sanders 514, Sid Sanders 513, Geo. Bagahaw 500, We. ley Sanders 492. German Beaver 065; - III -Sam Jory 578, Clara Stanlake 553. Ida Joey 544, Lucy Sanders 490, Luther Penhale 488; -II -Norah Sanders 863. Arthur Sanders 825, Clinton Sweet 793, HarlefBenders 721, Chas. Sanders 71];_ Pt. Il -Stella Penhale 767, Marshall Box 894; -Pt. I -Asa Penhaie 217, Roy Parsons 191, Winnie Triebner 145, Fran Irie Triebner 143, Honer Elagshaw 142. The best ripener for the month, Herman Bag: shave. W, B. BAGRILAW Teacher. Whalen. e lerinooe Rcrone.-The following is the list of pupils in order of merit for month of Jan. S. S. No. 12 Usborne,--V-Thos. Morley -Sr. IV -Wm, Morley, Daisy Brooks, Joseph KelIV, Henry Ogden, -Jr. IV --Bertha Squire, Minnie Morley, John Brock) Charlotte Morley, Alfred Brock;-. Sr III -.Levine Brock, Beasie Morley. Marahtill 'Brock, Nelson llodgron, Bertha fltitherbyr-Jr. III -Eva .ellapp, Newton 3111180n, Ida Squire, Ethel Milleon;-Sie IT -Nettie 13rooka, James Ogden; --Jr. IL.Timothy McGee, Harvey Sutherbe, Hooter Milburn, Nora McGee. T, A. DUNCAN Teacher. Rnutes.-The trustees have had a copy , 'Webeter's International Dictionary placed in the whom, and it is hoped that the pupil e Will make good use of it in improving their knowledge of the 'language. --A number of harmers are preparing to, pat foundations and stabling under their buildings next summer. Does not look like hard timests-Mr. Albert Gunning threshed a field of Aleike Clover that yielded ins bushels of steed per acre. Thas will pay.-Mtra. Lingerd of Sarnia who Us been visiting her pareete and friend' returned home on Thurecilay lat.--An 'tree in the Trams "Local Heppaninge" twoeveelie ego to the drool that lark Gunning of war visiting it MC P. Clark's, wairertevellstien to the People item se they wee° not *were that Sam had *grain Pined the bersediete. Weave inclined to think there warn* raistitheioMeWheree- nr, Cornish Wore * Mead, smile- lie Suns tjay: MYS 0, new sings: /took the eredle 40h11. Mitherie ill one ofti eralth tiestreyere. ountstaate its dame1 thir ijiatrati. 0, lesits ittaidiene'ot 00011 -1.010ton' 404 boUdi EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAT MORNING, FEI3RUARY, 7, 1895 0 TT E1 0 0 :CT 1\1" ri Y" 0 0 IT 8 Yliddiesex County Notes, - Wm Adams, of London, has a hen's • egg which measures 71 inohee around, lengthwise. The County Council has donated 6500 to Strathroy owing to the heavy cost (Q1,600) incurred by the small pox epi• demio. A. farmer of Biddirlph township go self into trouble the other day, in L for selling water Beaked hay on the ket. Tile Inspector is now on the for law breakers, A Delaware wan recently walked groom y etore and helped himself to a of cheese. Not likiug its flavor he the cheese iuto the the. His false adhered to and followed the cheese. T. W. Hay, of Ailsa. Craig, le Scotland last week with a load of 1 horses, for Graham Bros., St. Marys took with him the stallena "Four L which will make a season there this The Qrieerfei Avenue Methodist oh London was destroyed by fire on Sat night last. This was the oldeet chur the city. The Are originated at the fu and before noticed the basement wa ablaze. Some of the Municipal warriors io bill are now forced to eat crow. onslaught against kir. .Miller before election was rougloshod, but now he the laugh by compelling hie eland each to publish abject apologies i newspapers. t tarn, ondon, mar; alert into a piece threw teeth. her recovery se not expected, Russeldale. 1 M'Odemen. •• Exeter uPtele11.0 School. I BMs. Contreetors have been complaining of le back of building en.. terprise for the csonsing year, teat thie locality is doing its share. J. 0. Bale four is building a new barn, Thomas Henson a new barn, Mrs. D. Brw en also a new bane, Robt. Royeart addle. ion to bis , Alf. Roes a tow° brick bog pen, Fred Netheroott a fine two story brick house, with others to hear from, --Mount Pleasant church are holding their anniversary services and tea on February 10th, 11 th and 12th. A pleasant time is expected, --Mrs. Magill, Thames road, is very ill, and ft for Staffe. 6 fine • He Elusive,- Mr. F. A. Hambly sea'ed ines" year. a life contract on Wednesday evening last with Agnes, the ansiable daughter ur,ell. of Mr. Kemp, -Dame rumor has it urleaY that our popular "vet" is tired of oh in single blessedness and is soon to mace s strike for a change.- We are sorry to hear thint Mrs. Jeffrey and S. Webb were caned away owing to the ";;•(3 severe illness of their cousin last week.-eliss Phelps gave recently m tit ha es the Methodist church nestere ors the nertebrse and seven new LO A. very pretty wedding tci-01E-pit-me at ti773 reeidenee of Mrs: Middleton.lot 14, con. 6. London tovsnehip on Wedneaday, Jan. 30th at 5 p. m., it being the marriage of her youugest daughter, Maggie, to Mr, G. W. Henshaw, of West Nissouri, An old and highly esteemed citizen of Parkhill, Mr. John Houston, merchant tailor, died one day last week. Mr. Hous ton was in fair health up to a few days ago when he was laid up with puenrnonia, and the announcement of his death ,was a surprise to many even in the town and a great shock to his many friends. Notice is given that application-1,MM made at the session of the legislature by Messrs. James R. McPherson, F, Jarvis, H. Acres and R. R. Smith, for an act to incorporate the Delaware, Parkhill and `afro Electric Railway Company which will operate between Delaware. Komoka, Poplar Hill, Fern Hill and Parkhill and thence to Port Frankrrort Lake Huron. „Merrily, merrily tolled thee knell that markedahe daynshen Miss Mail Ann Me Ray. daughter of Alm John MoKaY, the 18th con., of 'East Williams!, • and Mr. Hugh Roes, son of Mr, David Rose, of the 14th con., of the Name township, wore made one on the evening of Wednesday, Jan. 23rd„ at the residence of the bride's' mother. Tbe EI Middlesex- adjOiii-ad °craven - tion, held at the Young Liberal rooms in -London on Saturday afternoon was well attended, and nominated Mr.John Gillson, of London Township, to slowest the Ruling against Mr. Joseph Marshall, M. P., and Mr. Wm, McCready, the Patron candidate. • Mr. George Taylor, the defeated candidate was defeated by a large vote in the convention. Mr. Gillson is a farnser living on lot 15, of she Fourth concession of London Township, and has many friends in the Riding. Ile his a stump speaker of ability. At the meeting of the iffiddleees County Council last week the salad -lea of County officials were fixed as follows: -Warden, $300; clerk, 8800; treasurer, 61,600, bridge commissioner, $3.50 per day for actual aeryieee, and $3.00 por year for extra services rep. small bridges, janitor county hnitclinge, 6500; keeper house of refuge, 8350; matron house of refuge, 6200, Re- sistant, 6120 and engineer, 633.33S per mouth: jailor county jail, 6750: first turn: kev, $550; aecond turnkey, $450, third turnkey $400; night watch at jail, 6400; matron, $400; assistant, $300: surgeon, 6300; members of county council, $2 per day and 10 cents mileage; county judge, as a.nditor of criminal justice accounts!, 64 per day: other auditors of the same ac. counts, $2 per day and mileage. Tbe followirig are the officers of the North Middlelent Farmer's Iestitute re: cently elected at Coldstream; -President, J. W. Johnstod, Sylvan; Vice Pres., D. A. Brown, Lobo; Secy. Treas., S. P. Zay; itz, Coldstream. Directors -Biddulph, C. 0. Elodgins and 'Robert Stanley; MeGil: livray, Messrs, Drummond and Wilson; West Williams, Peter Stewart and John Patterson; East William!, David Watts's and S. Milligan; Adelaide, Albert Brock and Jae Henderson; Lobo, Dougaid Gra: ham, Newton Gray; Stephen, Valentine Ratz and.T Mollard; Parkhill, John Chin: erre and John Grieve; Lucan, John Fox and Jamem Stanley. Delegates to Central institute, Toronto, Peter Stewart and 0, M. Sitnnsons, The London Court Efouse was filed Saturday morning ohiefly with farmers from London township, vvhen the ease of the Queen vs Georee Colbert was Iried. Colbert is is, young farmer living on con. 15, of London, and owne a 150 Rem farm. Early last spring, it &Imo, Colbert had a money tratoastion with Albert Abray, young homer living in the same neighbor- hood. Abray did not meet the dabs, and Colbert took three pigs from hint and sold shear, claiming that Abray had given him permiasion to do SO. Abray denied tide and had Colnett arrested for stealing hogr. The vritnesses for the orown numbered about a dollen, and their evidence went to 'how that the Remised' bad not received any each permiasion The defence pre dirtied wthreises to prove the, vent oPee. site. Colbert seas releaaed on auepended sentence, Budisivirleax,sriatber ton Fobegn. Not !many of our breedentehave Mitch 'confidence in bueltwiteit stew: as 01004 for prize ,finliMele. Yet nitere beerier ttiotild thrietWell tor becklarheat street *Ad. what they (len 'Pink ell around the. hirn yard 11 iy.n Dtcles Dhow Pdrifkr, hotfoots* it flews ‘0,2sa hdioth. 0604 enettite. priori oglfi.t‘rOt.i, teen etillett: Try rot hoe 4,s ' the Stafl'a an admirable temperance question members. Ores. Added , society. JOHN witurs tlenet lentaltsnaisre and lesalreeeteles JElelentell 1 1Ve Feb, 13, at 7,30, an open mooting of are ors the Honor R,oll for Jennary:---, DroSan• On 1VedeeerlaY evening. The f°11°wiPg P°PiI4 of Lett sch°91 Following *re themarket quotittions : I friends for Pie Royal 1templarii of Sodom will be I lloom I -Senior Fifth -Russell Hick', Wheat 55 to 57 noeoldulfoirtiothnq4Bt e puerpoisoenr.rf idlisecruessivvraign t be Frankk bt Alee.Martin, ai rnmeseteGrrum0 gor.v, Ida jams, :4(411: 38 to 40 , 27 *o28 stereo: speakers oo. each side e'cor Junior Fitth--Ida Ferguson, Stella Pe" • • '• • • • • • • • 9 • • 4 52 to 55 rrehibnion are Wm,ter 43, Average for month Harm, John Gregory, Eddie leacrett, Victoria Begelman Hee .. 6,00 to 7,90 Carrick and Siete Stanlake,jr. Against AmeY Francis PI8/1 " reRi3" Peftel."'... t°14 Prohibition are C. -Prouty, Silas ,Stens 40. Bens . 15 to 15 lake and J. Sweet, J. LOCEILART, °rand Bend. Room H- Senior Fourth -Rhoda Hand: ford, Harvey Dignan, Charlote Pette son, Eferbert Ford, Ellen Brown, Ro Hatton. Jetr'or Fon:th-Clara Fanson, Li Qaarin, Czar itoPire Mary Heidensa i(ussell 3 eathcott. At • P ,well. No. on oll 48 Average Ft) 4.141.R.S. VOSPER. Room III -Senior Third-Lella Ross, Revell Frayne. Violet Willie, May Arm: trong, Bettie Ross, Lena, Hunkin. Junior Mnir, Gilbert Villiams, Edna Davidson'John Russell, rerey Hardy, Nettie Walters No. on oll 57. Average 47, A. E, dazooity. Rome IV -Senior Third -Enos. Cud: ore, Dan Rendle. Flossie Snell, Lorne ann, Fred. Davidaon, Melville Howey. Junior Third -Norman Hero, jessie illespie, Mabel Rack Alfred Petterson rank Tsqlor, Jessie Dow, No. on roll 1. Average 43. MAY GILL. . R00111 V -Senior Second-Herbie Greg: ry, Annie Hiedernan, Millie Martin, jennie Murray. Junior II -Winnie Howard Herbert rA,r1.70,77 _RP.1.11) Willie Murray. No. on roll 72. Averase 52. H. E. WALDRON. Room VI -Senior Second -Artie Wood, Harry Huston; Eddie Piper, Nina Carl- ing, May Newton. .- Junior Second -Ada Hedden, Lottie Elliot, Veda Handford, Ethel Armstrong. No on roll 69 Average 52. N. PRINOVC. Room t'II-Senior Second --Millie Braund, Jas. Towle; Percy Weetaaway, Junior Second -Fred. Jeckell, Laura, ATvoewrlaeg,e7i P4eroy Wood. No, on roll 70. A. V. JEcerrx, Wincki els e a. e-- Scnooe REPORT. -The following la a correct report ofthe Mandl:re of the pupils its S. S, No, 6, for the month of January. The names are in .order of r went :-Tunior department -in part 1 -May Delbriolge, Garnet Miners ; ar. part I -Withert Elerdinaa, Enos Herd. 6 man jr. part 11--13ertie Cooper, Ida Delbridge,,Mabel Sawyer; sr. part II - Victoria eV ateln4h 131r tle Francis, Milton, Sles mon ; sr, II -,- Linda r Hunter, Edqa tiodbolt. Dora Delth - bridge, No. on 4011 33,. Average o attendance 18.3. tesS'enior department- s • ne.; • - bolt I eslie Rob- Ta'i. III Li ly F in Ill -John 1-1*.nane sr'' God - Vail, Olive Hawkins, Ethel Brown ; 5 jr. IV -John Copeland, George Wil cox ; sr. 1V--Wilij9nineohne Herman 0 r se Barees.--111r. Thomas Falba arid John, bis brother, of Parkhill, left da here last Teesday •for Oratabrook, where Mr. T. Ferns and Miss Mary Kyle, Orrie Pees:, , . - See tth turn- ' bull:Winfred Copeland, Aggie:tre.uee: N. on roll 45, s Average attendance , ss, 35.2. - _ .,..„ ttALLS, Joint A. GREGorr, Teachers. leullarton• --- Bitten. -Mr. W. Ward sold his 50 acre farm last week to Mr. Alf. Ross for $2,400. -Mr. and Mrs. •riicCailum, ot Si. Thorneslare yieiting at R. H. Poneerors this week.- Mr. Thomas Hanson was kicked on the leg by a colt on Thursday and has been laid off work for some days. -Mr. A. Rosa, one oe Ful arton's progressive farmers, baainvested Ins surplus cash in an- other fifty acres In the it th conces- sion.- Mr. Joseph McIntyre was sp• pointed assessor for Fullerton triwnshlp at the sitting of the council oz Mon day. e The collector has not yet been appointed, -Oa Wed n esd ay while helping Mr. Wm. Baker to cut straw, Wm. Balfour bad the misfortune to get his foot caught in the horse power and had several of his toes basely mangled. 1 • • II Centralia. BRIEFS. -Jae. Baker of manitoba, 18 visiting frionds in this vicinity. -Mr. aogers, of Stratford, a former resident of this place, is renewing old acquaint- ances bere.-The qtiarteriy meeting on Sunday vv is largely attended, and the services were deeply spiritual. in theincharacter. -The missionary 'an- niversary will be held on Sunday next, when R. Holmes, Esq., editor of the New Era, and mayor of Clinton, will, preach in the morning, and in the evening a platform meeting will be held to be addiessed by Messrs. R. Holmes, Jas. Delgaty and the .Rev. W. H. Butt. The people of Centralia are loyal to the mission cause, and no doubt the collections and contributions to the fund will be creditable. --Mr. W. Elliott, who attendedsthe Sabbath School County Convention at Goderich last week, gave a graphic report to the Sunday School on Sunday afternoon, and several gored pointers were made for the benefit of the off:1mm and the teachers. ---Rev. W. a. Butt, :Jas. Delgaty and S. Davis have gone as delegates to the dtstrict meeting of the R. T. of f. which is being held at Hohnesville this week. -Your eor- respondent made a flying visiterecently to Kippen, Brucefield and Clinton but was glad to get back to this southern climate, where they have not half the snow drifts and pitch hetes they have its those northern regions, "Be 11 ever so hurable there's no place like home." Credito BRIEFS.- Rev. Braund of Zurich, hag beeo helping Rev. Litt with the revive el meetings, -Muss Emma Teatnan who has been working for Walter Clarke at the Royal hotel fear the past few years has left. We understand she intends going to London to work. -Miss Mar- tin of Bright, who has been yisiting Mrs. G Morlook, has returned home. -Quite it number of our eitizen,s are putting be me this winter. The qual- ity is excellent. -The K. 0.1'. M. are going to have an oyster supper on the 14th inst -Mr. Jos. Hahn has bought Mr. Jacob Ratzer house. We under- stand he interade reeving into town in the near tubule -MneMargaret Brown rs on the sick list. We understend she is itaproving ecene„-There (lied in Shipka On Snnday last Miss Heitz. man, aged 9,1 years. The funeral took place to the Crediton cemetere on ruesday last.- The boys and girls ore masking nee ot tho good skating we Are haling. ---On priturclay last as " Mr, Wm. WitZ01 WAS tifinving ice hie gorse broke flit -bush. They lied quite A time getting it out of the river --A tied of Iteformere front this township went to Craig to the Retorter Coneen- ion held at that place on Tuesday est. -Miss Wilion of Dryoodele, was O town on Tueidiey 'Orating Mies Rite. trnest Bairthoft has benght no. Istthis Waite. house, -The Sandal, 8011601 Convention of tins cites* soh held xn•the Methodist thstreh h Wedneadel ltito • &stove therestree • V 4; .4 it Bayfield. BRIEFS .-Mr. Wm. Elliott attended the County Orange meeting In Exeter on Tueaday,-Mesers, Wm. and Jas. Ferguson were in Godench on Tues. day. - Council met on Monday 41h inst., Jelin Ferguson wag appointed Coustable and John Vinsiddon Treas- urer for the year, -The fishermen are busily engaged this viitreir putting in their ice :for summer USe.--IVI:SS Came of the Bronson line la stbe guest o Mrs. Dr, Stanbury .at present --The official board of the Methodist church met on Monday the 4th that , and it unanimous invitation was extended the Rev- Mr. 0 ipluint to remain an- other year. --Miss EllzaGemeron, mien htte been. Visiting on Brussels the past twoweeks, returned home, accompan- ied by miss Annie Beattie, who is Visiting at Mr.and Mrs.Chas Stewart's. - Miss Florence England, of Kin- cardine, idvisiting her suster, Mrs. al W. Erwin. ---Mr. and Mrs. Rusk, of Goderich, spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. E. It. Swarts at the River hotel. -Miss Annie Erwin arms I ed home froru London last week. -- Miss Mary Kennedy of' Exeter spent ss Sunday here visiting her sistere at the River Hotee-MiGibson of Toronto, ' Is the guest of Mrs. Dr. Stanbury.-- " e lereperance Crusaders, Miss and Messrs. Rhinos are at present holding meetings in the Presbyterian and Methodist churches here. Good crowds in attendance.- Tire ladies connected with the Methodist church ilitend holding a social at the resid- ence of Mr. Geo. Erwin on f hureday eve., the 14111 inst. A gool program 18 beieg prepared -The S. A. officers farewelltsd here on Sunday to a large I le audience. -Mr. Jos, Snots, ot London 1" was In town Monday and Tuesday. The Orange, Young Britons intend holding it grand bail and supper in the near future. Perth County Note. Mrs. Carr of St: Marys slipped on the fli rogohrt thhi, epother day and deslocated her J. W. Dale of Mitch&t who recently made an- assignment, has secured 'the atock and will resume business. At the ennual meeting of the Blensbard Fireinsurance, Co., 'Sievers AloVannell, Veen, and Switzer were re elected directors, Mr. Sanderson, re elected president,Mr. G. B. Webster, Vice president, and P. S. Armstrong, aecy tress. Mr. Wm. Webster was appointed steatn engine InsPector. The property cf the defunct North American Mill 13uilding Company, of Stratford was sold by auction last week to W. fi, Thompson, of Jackson, Mich., who porsiilelerpevalidve. the business. $7,000 sy-aa the The Stratford Turf Association have made some alight changes in their program for June 11. 12 and 13. Tue 2.27 trottine stake for 6800 is changed to a 2.25 atake, e conditious and amount remaining the same and the 2.21 trot is changed to 2 20 ela8T1sEl' e feends of Mrs. B. Rosenbargo met at her home in Blanchard to bid her fare- well before her departure to her new home in the Northwest, An address was read by ex reeve Anderson after which Mr P. Rosenhaago was presented with a puree containing 825. Ureenway. &Mrs. -Mrs. 0. F. McPherson, of Dolphin, Manitoba, spent a few claya visiting friends and relatives In this vicinity. OBITUARY. -Death has called another of the honored pioneers of the town- ship of Stephen. Mrs. John Under- wood, last Wednesday evening, was called to meet her Judge in her 72nd year. Deceased had been suffating for seven:it months from dropsy and heart dieeese. See leaves a husband, one son, and four daughters to mourn her demiae. Her remains were follow- ed to their last testing' place on Friday last. Rev, 8. A. Carnere con ducted the funeral eernaon. The bereaved family have the heartfelt sympathy of the community. • A CLOSE GAM -0o Wednesday Jan, 7 30111, 11/1r, T. A. Maybury called on our merchant. Mr. W. J. Wilma's, and eie renevred his , iniurance, and dated it et for February Ist ; and said (in doing so) to Mr. Wilson : "-Now, you =et wo be careful for one day,'' and Mr. peo Wilson remarked : "Oh, I have a good km sat e building, and am careful all the of. time." On Friday, 31s1 ulto it neigh. pro bor was tamoking in the store, and I M dosted the ashes of hie pipe into a last box of ireeselust used as it spittoon. In yea the everting W A, Wilson noticed the visas atteadteat smoking, end took the bex 22n out tind threw snow in, and ire he anil thought, drowned the fire. The next naerningeer Wilson went to the ois^y'e ilibeet one hour earlier than Usual, found the store full of strottko, and , fain examination the bon of sawdust Woe on fire atid a bele Wait through the - floor into the cellar, and the fire - burning teal bright. In it skirt time the smell pipe Wesuld bevel destroyed a leases' etoeik of good$ and it new brick Witilding. We advise all to keo their elseOpOrta Well insured ,overy dey, r Geo. Hendee of Si, Marys baii aced the orae Duke of Argyle, No. 7660, one of the eat breeders that ever stood in the vicinity of St Marva He also ehipped in the same car the standard bred trotting stallion Edgerly. No, 4425, Mr. Hendrie claims that good horses in any class are sening as well as ever, as ho has just refused three hundred dollars for a yearling filly sired by Wildbrino 2.18e, half brother to Gladstone 2 28e, the horse he sold to the Parkhill Trotting Horse Company for the price of 81,600. Stare's Powders, each peerage of which coutaine two preparations, one in a round wooden box, the cover of which forms a measute for one dose, an immediate relief for Costiveness, Sick Headache and Stom- aoh, also Nenreigia and all kinds of ner- veils pains,, and etnotherin capsules, (from to of one ie an ordinary deice) which acts on the Bewels. Liver and Stomach, forming a never failing perfect treatment for all Head and Stomach complaints. They do not, as most pille and so many other medicines do,lose their effects or produce after constipation, they are nice to take. 2Co: it box at all medicine deal- ers. Huron County Notes -- A ion of Mr. Samuel MoLinchey, of phen died last week, from inflammation the lunge. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral ie known by its rka. The experience of half it century -es that leo other preparanion of the d stops coughing and allays Irritation the throat and broached tubes tio mptly and effectually as this.. • r. Edward Roach of anaillop died week, at the eirly ego of thirty-four re. Deceased had been hearty and roue and enjoyed poled health mina ult., when he was taken suddenly ill after it few lours eieknese dada. Heart ase was suppose'] to be the , mum of tb, alike meat proprietary medicinee, the Oa of Dr. J. 0, Ayer'i Saraaperifia other preparatione are cheerfulle Rent ey phyriiman who applies Re' them. poire..t..tbeipeoiti irtvor reminded theta wir?dVelrair reelediee by tho Wor s mete. Mr. Joist; Murray, of con. 6. West Wits woneits, Huron County, *so found deo a bed on Tooday Dowelled, who bit'] attornsd front Dialed& eels IWO weeks Ates 641141,in e'its for Wier/ re eas Ind itelstri llhetre On the es0100 rOs • ov. si APS Jr r ' If **VAR Yetrais 'ee gageettnela Blair were united in tlae bonds of matrimony. They were married at 11 a. ns. on Wednesday anti in the after. - noon took the train, for home which they reached Abdul ten p m. "A reception party was waiting for, them at their home and after the usual con- gratulations exteedad to the couple, all sat aown ton wetPfilled table. The bride:was dresised yery tastefully and, 11 is needless to say, the groom looked splendid.--IVire. Dunlop and her bus.' band attended her brother is wedding and is looking well. They left for home on Saturday, -The weather is terribly cold, Chisellauest. Beines.-Yfr. Wm Typue has been eiected president of the Epworth League, Miss Annie Merrel having resigned, -A notorious being was brought up, or rather brought down, before P. McKay last week for killing game out of seation, being caught rn the act. The culprit was a large horned Owl, and killed a large num. ber of rabbits before being destroyed. -Mr Roland and Kate Kennedy were visiting in Wingham and vicinity last week. They say the snow is much deeper there than here,-Inest week Mr T. Nicholls and Woa Boa had it lively time with A to under a straw stack, Mier it hard fight Mr. fox surrendered—eq. lacTaggart. of thie town, hes gone to Detroit on a visit to bis son, 'Dr Z. MoTaggart. Ile is accompanied by his nephew, Lorne McTaggart. Mr„D1Vo1ITER.?4 Cram. Mre. George L, Hicke7G McGill St., Termites Ont., writes:- "It is with pleas- ure that 1 testify to the wonderful merits of X. D. C. My daughter has suffered severely at intervals for the past two years and was steadily getting worse. She tried three of the best doctors in the city, but obtained no relief, also every remedy that friends would recommend with the same results and continued to grow worse all the time. She was recom- mended by a friend to try K. D. 0. and sent for a sample package. Before taking all ofilthe eemple the symptoms of dyspep- sia were gone, and since elle has taken only one $1 package the Symptoms have not returned. She has also 'gained con- siderably in rreight, and her friends are surprised at tbe change in her appearance. If any preen in Toronto suffering from the Barrie disease would like to call on me, I could tell them more fully what K• D. C. litre done for my daughter," CA.IISE 1110 EFFECT. Neglected colds cause coughs, throat troubles, bronchitis, and consumption. OLIF plany •,ptieir Jcind patronage (luring tlie year, and $orielt contintutnee of their valued suppori for the future. nVe believe this will be to onr mutual • advantage. a—es Aa)::rio sLtsflti.,:rilyft M ID,. N -A, 0 protiperertS tatC:11::tly'll'it'Is$11dekoa:1110111)11::zeYts' ''' 4 good begin -- tang by bnying 1:Re 1K ..., ... 1- 1 our p:eslelertatPS t rit Winch Will 3:) bring happi- Bil ness to ID yourselves and cheer Co) to flee !II xecepient. . Usnorne council, --- Council met on the 2nd inst. All the membera were present. The mn-. utes of last session vrere read and ap- proved. The following communications were reed and filed :-Dr.Thompson, resig- nation as WEI .0. ,'petition from Single Tax Association re local option in taxation ; letter from Clerk of Hay re ditch on boundary. Gardioer-Keddy---Tliat the resign Dation of Dr. Thompson as ele H. 0. be accepted, and the by-law appoint. mg hire to said office be repealed. -- Carried. Hunter-Delbriclge,That M. Bout. ly, J. Hazelvvood,R Ken:Wye-Ct.-Rook, T. Passmore, S. Campbell, W Gil- ,e Mien anct R. Hunter be appointed poundkeepere.--Carried. Delbridge--- Gardiner - That the account of Dr. Thompson as M. .ET,, 0. be not accepted, but instead, he be tendered $3 being per diem allow- ed by motion of Council, and also the sum of $2 for M, H. Officer's report. -- Carried, The auditor' report was Then pre- sent,ed. Keddy-Hunter-That the auditors' report be adopted and 150 copiee printed for distribution, and that the auditors' be paid $5 eacb.--Carried. Keddy-Hunter-That Thos. Coates be paid $70, being salary for 1824. - Carried, Hunter-Keddy-That by-law No. 1, 1805, as now read a third time be adopted, --Carried. On motion of 11,T, Keddy seconded by J. Hunter, the council adjourned to meet again Saturday, April 6th, at . 1 o'clock p. m. - G. W. Hornier's', Clerk, I Body Rested, Mind at Beate. These troubles can only be cured by the That ie what it ia when trarelling on the prompt tue of' Norway Pine Syrup, the faat trains of the Chicago, Milwaukee & beet throat and lung rernedy in the world. St. Pard Railwey; hesidee there is no At Spriugfield, Mass., on Saturday) chaege to "kick," for the accommodations Officer Deveres,u shot Officer Fenton itt th Holyoke police station, killing him instant- ly, and then shot himself, dying immed- iately. No reason is asaigned. They make ono feel as tbough life Was worth living. Take one of Carter's Little Liver Pills after eating, it will reheve dys pepsia, aid digeation, give tone and vigor to the System, The heasy snowfall throughout Great Britain is afforditur•protection fo the home wheat -crop, bat it bee greatly affected the deliveries of foreign supplies, and this, together with the unsettled situation in America-, ha a resulted in slackening busi- nese and in making °ester priciest. It ia amid that a few day. ago a gentle- man of Clinton, who had 81,300 on deposit al one of the banks there at 4 per eerie, wtthdrew it, and deposited it at Binh, where he was to receive 6 per cent. A few days afterwarda the 'Myth bank closed ite doors and he will lixely lose a portion of it in the settlement Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Life Away le the truthful, atartling title of a book about No -To -Bee. the harmlese, guaran• teed tobecoo habit cure that breeeei up nicotinized nerves; eliminator the nicotine poison, Makes weak men gain etrength, vigor and manhood. You run no physical or financial risk, as No -To -Bac is aold tinder guarantee to eine or noway refund, ed. Book free. Ad, Sterling Remedy Co., 371, St. Piaui Si., Montreal HURR All FOR DIAMOND DYES. AIR; RURRAII.,FOlt Caitana. hiteteht for Diamond Dyes, So honest, fret *MI pure; Eturreh for dye* the indite miter! Greed coloti thet endere, No other Make with them tturnpate, hterse noted with so much eerie: • They Work With wondero everywhere, ibey never fail to 0.0011*. Irtilitt for IIMMIAtittd DOM, '.1l aImg»' ' are up to date, the trains keep moving right along and get there on tone. These lines thoroughly cover the territory between Chicago, La Crosse, Si. Paul, Minneapolis, Aberdeen. Mitchell, Sioux Fails, Sioux City. Yankton, Council Bluffs, Omaha and Northern Michigan, All the principal eitiee and towns in that territory are reached by the "St. Paul" Rees, connect - lug at S. Pad, Colima Bluffand Omens with all linen for pints in the far west. Write to A. T: Taylor, Canadian Paseenger Agent, 87 York Street, Toronto, Ono. for one of their new map time tables and it breohute giving it deecription of the Compartment Sleeping Cars Tickets furnished by any coupon tickel agent in the United States „.and Canada The finest dining care in the wenn are run on the solid yestibuled, electrie lighted and steam heated trains of the Chicago, Milwaukee es St. Paul Railway. Deporting a Teacher. A special to Pioneer PressfroteGrand Forks, N. D., says :- Early in Decem- ber the Minto School Board engaged Prof. Alexander McConnell, of Toron- to, Canada, as principal of the public schools there. When the latter arrived to take charge of the schools he applied to County Superintendent `Woods for the required certificate Of examination. The Superintendent declined to grant the certificate, on thegrotind that his employment was an infraction of the alien enntract leve. McConnell atibe sequently took a State •exernination, and receive'] it State certificate, but it protest was made hy Minto people, end the shatter was refereed to the authori- tiee at Washington. Wedneeday Me- Conn011 was arrested by ImPaigettili Inepeetor tveford on a werrant iosued by' the Secretary et the TreatiOry, re- quiring the deportation of tlot to teacher to the country tont, '11 Agree and ho Weer 'II eaniahien border 1th • g• = boatload quit ,,•