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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1895-7-11, Page 8INt3URA N Ole. .14.14IOTAG ENT VOit WeIS tlettN ASSURANCE 00.1.11 ot townie; also for the ea. )11bax. Ja et £ .11P .46 u A.,is.) s co A N of London .,„e stelliard. Alelsie-N014 INSURANCE 0Q8& - of Eartla.nd. TiiE LONDON WI.0 11141,L Heart einee, LONDON. For8i years this Company has done the •largusi est bnese iti Canada et tne lowest rites, consistent with aecurity. Assets, Jan. 189 r, $S37.19e.00 43,0001Po1leies in forme T. E. ROUSON, President. seeDON ALL), Mau:leer, For further particulars. Apply to DAVLD JAQUES, Agent, Exeter. FIRE PeIBUHANOlti CO. OF Centel/A. GR1G Gr'; Book Store WALL PAPER is our text this tim.e. --- Never in the history of Exeter has WALL PAPER been offered at such LOW PRICES as we shall sell at this Season, and the Pat- terns will be more ARTISTIC than ever. Be Sure to See the New Stock before buying. Grigg's BookStore "THE MART." IffiCalmenCalsaw...-roaarsxmentr- ca.mmomonvolbair.-rus, GREAT —NOW ON AT THE— Bankmptti Bargains ! argains ! Bargains! J. A. Stewart. N, B. -Store closes at half past Biz every evening except Wednesday and Saturday, NOTIOE-All business announcements notioes of publie meetings, entertainments auction sales, etc., appearing M there meal colemns will be chareed for at the rate of five cents per line each insertion. Black heading to count as three lines. Cash with order save icr persons having open accounts. To insure change of advertisements in current issue oopy must be handedinto office on Tuesday. ...•••••••••.••••• Mr Pollard has been ill the past week with inflammation of the bowels. The I 0 F of Clinton, will run an excutsion to Sarnia on the 3rd of Aug: ust, -Flax pulling will commence next week. The crop will be lighter than usual. Go to the market store for Boots & Shoes. Cheapeab place in town. -J. P. ROSS. N Howard has decided not to re: build his dam, but will purchase a more powerful engine. In 1890 the United. Kingdom import- ed:five hundred and fifty five million dollars worth of farm products. There is a market big enough for a dozen Canadas. • Chief GUI on Wednesday arrested: a young man named Brennen, for the larceny of a watoh from Mr Luther Braund some time ago, He was eone vatted for trial, Dr. Oronhyatekha says he isin favor 4)f extending the 1 0. F. to France and Germany. It is safe to say the doctor stands alone in this position. The al- reoet universal feeling among the rank and file in the Dominion is that it would be better if the membership were con- fined to Canada. A want of confidence mobion in the Dominion Government, Moved in the house on Tuesday by the leader of the Opposition with reference to the report: ed resignations of three Fiona members of the Cabinet on account of the Goy; ettment's action in the Manxtobit School Wawa was defeated by a vote of 111 to 72: - est • While chopping wood the other day, Thos. Elliot cut one of his feet badly. Pie tapped off a log, the axe falling on hie in0,101). 1,b1 SALZ..-DOUble SOUII, keel bOtlOtneti lake boat, spoon ears. Capacity mix or eight pliesengeett, .Apply to W W BLACKWELL, Olandeboy% Servia King Aleeetider has charged Sitnies te ferns a cgielition Cabinet. 'Use1 D, Olot etn otolnAdi trenblee. reeee'reessees. • cO. THE EX .1.1 ME Siirre huntereare busy, e Binder Twine at 5X cents at H. Bishop & Son's. Go to the inerket ;mire for Boots HURSDAY - JULY lith, 1895. Shoe, ()honest Otto in tuwn,- L. P. :1Qoss. eMeaers Dow and flendford shipped a or load of werking liorsise to alauitoba QLi nouday. The ouutractors have completed the grattotiehie sidewalk oo west side of -420.111 at, and the eu bing is being put he A lawa winds club has berm organ- ized in town, With a good menaherehrp. They will p ay on Mx. R. S. Lang'e grounds. The Exeter choirs, aecompauied by a iiunibiir from the surrounding couutry, at teteled the musical festival ut Lanion yesterday. reTTett WANTED.- -T wo husidred tubs of goad Dairy Peeked Butter wanted fur cesh, bt J. W. 13rocleriok's Cheap Store, Exeter, Mr. and Mre. James Kylel Stratford, have celebrated their goiden wedding. •Born in Seotland to 1820 and 1831 re- el) ectively; married atSt.George, Brent 11"n tiYn. Binder Twine at 534 cents at H. Bishop & Son's. • An inquest into the late fires was 'begun yestt3rday before the coronet,. Dr. Ilyudenin. It will likely coutinue for several days. The e are home 50 wit. aeons to be exananed. Our reputetion fur keeping a No I, article is otablished, our groceries iieed nut be enumes•ated singly, one ttial wiI convince you thet they are what you need at J P Clarke's. The races on Thareday night- last on else drivihg park Were largely attended. The trotting race was won by W. R. hurse, Hensall ; John Lea - thorn's 2nd, .A. D. Tenn.ent's 8rd. N(re will challenge the cousumor to tied bester values in trause ings, were steds, Tweeds and Italians than those we ae offe ing to the public; give them a look through at J P Clarice's. ge t ero Logieni Dep&rtineu t reports that rteinfall for 1893 te date is only a trifle above half the usual amouut, and that last month was the warmest June re- corded by the Toronto Observatory, A barn 110 feet long, 85 feet wide and 20 feet high was raised on the farm uf \V. qevingtun, con. 2 Biddulph. Two hundred and thirty-two men helped in the work, and not a single abeiteeet eea occurred. Bin der Twine at 534 cents at LOCAL HAPPiNiNGS. ar„vaties. Mrs Daltry returned to 1410art on Tues; day. 'The wed at the towu huh in being deepenl ed. Centralia hag heels ronneettd by tele- phone, The:e ere toyerti dross advertised for toile in this ere° e. The receut reiu extended uorthware on, ly tee arse a lain roiltS„ The tale of town tots advertised in an: othet column iakettvaters oday. The Exeter cricketers are practisi..g fur a metals with the Loudou teem 10 the nts.r future, Parkdale critiket teem &hutted Clinton the other day in the later place by an, anniug al4d 31j lune. . Dr, C. H. Ineram'Demise (oven Pow - °molt.) Paruless lextraettou-no sweleed efahe or bad effects atter. ,Sailor Boy Uncolored Japau Tea, good enough for the Queen, tbe Big Bankrapt. Store sole agents ef the west. • An esteemed resident of Exeter, in the 'Person et John Hooper, died en Tuesday: He was a fut o'er lesident of Stephen to wn • ship and had beeuid for some time W. A. Munro, a former typo of THE Trues, but lately of the Parkhill Gazette, has gone to uhioago, where be imenes entering into the study of the ministry. •'41-I1ere you are," nearly 600 remusans •of Dress tioods,Pi ints,(Sangliame, Cottons, Towlings, Shirongs and Flannelettes at quick selling prices, at the Big Bankrupt Store. A team of horses owned by the Rollins te Williams Milling Co ran away from tue mill on. Monday, breaking tue wsggou slightly. They were captured near tue ,selaneion House. e're are making a study of how best to place before our Lady Customers, noel: lug but satisfactory Dress goads mud to ba convinced, is to examine the different llnes shown by Je P. Choke. The Biddulph Council' met on July 2nd. Acovunts to the arnount of about 1u00 were passed, and After the Reece sensed severei by him the council adjourned to mset on Angust 5th at 10 oeslock. His Lordship Chanoellor 13ayd, of To- ronto, was at London Satutdey atteuding the funeral of his brother, the late Frances Boyd. of London township, who died tee4 the effeots of a collision with the London. SWeet trolley oar. Beat 'ern if you ran, for you can't. 50c Ladies Black or White Sailor Hats for 20e; 10c LerheaVests down to 6 far 25o; 40c pure Silk Groves for 20e; 35s .Double fold Dress Goode, pure wool, for 291, c, at the Big Bankrupt Store. A Gurlerich councillor at a resent meet- ing elaireed that billiards °mead boys to have sharp ales, dear heads, steady hands and ;Arena nerves, and in &slug so bit. proved them, and the Srpnal men says the ouuncillor was talking through his het. e Specials at the Big Bankrupt Store, SO Factory Cotton for 5e; 14c White Bleach- ed Cotton tor 100; 12Sc Ceylon Flannel. etteo 11 yards for $1; 12Sc English Print,. for 8e; $6 (Menne Curtains for $3,95 a pair. Some Snaps at the Big Bankrupt Store. Pure White Wine Vinegar for Pickling, 350 a gallon; 3 lb tar famous N P Sap for 16c; 5 twin bars White Castile or Oat Meal Soap for 25c, 10o box Boyal Yeast Cakes for 5e; 10c bottle Extracts, best quality, 6c; 20c Pickles down to 100 a bottle; 25o for gallon tin of Canned Apples, worth 36c. At Chesley a farmer has gone insane his mind being completely unhinged by his - complete loss. The oountry all thrrush these sections is burnt up and dry and ruin stares thonsands in the face. The merch: ants in the various places are so cliscourag ea by the outlook that they refuse to bny goods from the oornmescial travellers until ram has fallen: More than this grasshop pare havems.de:their appearance and thre ,t en the rensaing of those crops whioh the drought has spared. There died in Clinton on Sunday Robert Marlow, aged. 80 years and ll months. The cause of deeth was due to a wearing out of the human machinery. He had not been well all spring, but was confined to bed only a couple of days. He was a native of England, and oame to Canada over sixty years ago, aettling in Waterloo, and afterward came to Huron and partici- • pated in all the hardships of early pions), r • life. There died in Croderich township on • Saturday !evening another of the noble pioneers of Huron in the person of Itobsrt Aeheson, Sr., aged 94 years Born in the Couaty Fermanagh Ireland, in the year 1891e he came to this country with his wife rind family in 1841 and settled on the farm now owned by Samuel Walters on the Huron o ad, Goderich township, and aIo bought the one on the opposite side of the road, where he died. He was a member of the township couneil for several years and was continuously assessor for 14 years. Mr. Bob*. Ballantyne, (Black Creek), had not been in his usual robust health lately but he was able to be up and around and neither he nut his family had reason to expect that his end was neer, hut while conversing with members of the family on Sunday morning he fell over and expired. Be was a native of Peebleehire, Scotland, and came to this country with his tether stewards of sixty years ago settling in the toweehip of Downie, which he made his home ever since. He was 73 years of age. He leaves a widow (daughter of the late Wm. Smith, registrar of Perth,) four Sens and two daughters. Deceased was a amain of James. Bellantyne, Usborne. Tueeday, a youth named HenryHearn, who gives his age as 18,and aye hie father lives at Byron, drove up to Mrt Nathan Campbell's, Southwold, north of Payees Mills with a horse and buggy which be waisted to trade with Mr. Campbell, After Mr. Campbell went online() the field Dearn hitched tib Mr. Catnpbell'a horse and drove oft leaving the other horse. Campbell followed and overtook him, and took him before Prank Hunt, 3. Pe who committed him for trial on a charge of atealing Mr. Campbellei here% He also admitted having stolen the other horse and the buggy from Mr. Thos Elston, township of Hay, county of Huron. He was taken before Sudo Melee and sentenced to the peni' , teivestry for three years. Marna, it le Paid, burglarized the house Of Mr, Grey and stole a quit of clothee, Which he wadi" wearieg when arrested. He elne, stole quantity of clothing Iron Mr, Bletens H. Bishop & Son's. heeAsgold brick. weighing 50 lbs., and Yelued at $13,518, arrived at Montreal fema the Carriboo Hydraulic Mining Cempany's mole at Clarriboo, B. C., &turd ty consigned to the Bank of MUntreat A good deal of drygoods.paper matur- ed Taursctay, and. the trade at Toronto report that payments were very sittie. factory and the percentage of renewals sinader theu for the same date last year. The same is true of London. The rain storm oa Monday evening was one of the heaviest of the season, Pesci while it deterred haying operations aomewhat, the beurfit to pestiftes, spring yens and. roots is, incalculable, There was the usuel thunder and light-- ”ing accompaniment, but no damage was done. A number of years ago the pro- ineetor of the Queen's hotel, Brussels, Alfred Roe befriended a man named Van Allen, who was on the rocks. Van Allen bearded with him for a time and handed. him over an interest in an in- surance policy, on which Mr. Roe drew $3,000 a short time ago at Buffalo. It evidently pays to do kind deeds. Penetanguishene town has this • year set out 1,000 maple trees. The muuici- pality which adorns its thoroughfares with shade trees is commented on by every visitor. Shade trees improve and enhance the value of every lot. When planted, howeyer, shade trees must have reasonable care • The small boy, the careless horseman, the borer, are their worst enemies. The farmera in England pay about $14 per acre in Rent and taxes for every acre of wheat land used. If we had to pay the seme rate here almost the whole crop would be taken to meet these two items. The reason the Eng- liah are able to live under such a charge is because they grow thirty bushels of wheat to the acre while we grow less than half that quantity from the same area. Farmers are busy haying, and will finish this week, when the fall wheat harvest will commence. The hay drop geoerally is lighter than usual, and on an average -will yield about one load and a half to the acre, or a little betber. The usual return is two loads to per acre. The wheat will harvest it two thirds crop. Spring grains and roots look splendid and with sufficient rain will yield vsell. The weather, the past few weeks, howeyer, has been dry, and detering to the roots. The legality of keeping a ehild in school after regular hours for nob learning hie lessonslwas tested in an English law court recently when the mother of the little boy had. the head master of the school he attended before the court, The judge, in giving his decision, said that the master had no authority to impose on children the duty of studying achom% and thee he therefore had no tight to detain him, and he also said. in his opinion this detentioo amounted to an assault As the plaintiff in the case did not wish to press it, the matter was discharged on payinz costs, Canadian teachers can take this lesson home. Pattick Glavin who sustained severe injury one day Glavin, week from being thrown oub of his bum, was conveyed tu his home near Mt. Carmel on Tues- day. While driving to txeter in a dart his horse shied at an obstacle on the road, and jumping suddenly, threw Mr. Glavin onto one of the wheels. Hie feet becoming fastened in the braces, he was dragged, head downwards, for a considerable distance, until the horse was caught by Mr. Chris. rahner, who was driving along the road et the time. Mr. Glavin was taken to Mr. Treib- l'ner'es in an uneenSeiotte state, where he haS since been eared for. Nis injuties geriblVe and ft Will be genie title bef be recovers. Only ee Cents. For seveuty five cents we will send us !muss from no e till Jsattery 1890, al d tile Toronto Weekly Mail an 13, for one year. of er, This is spetaal I e went. To Serie Posteards, At Montreal recently Judge Cham- pagne rentleredan iritereeting,vertliOr in the case of Wiriest vs. RobidouX. The piniursfrolatetea $50 daineges beceuse the defendaut wrote hen of an 21,0count with threats ofleval proceedirrge if it were net aid, 'Ile, defenee was Diet a postcard was a means of einnintinhation autluorized by law, • and thab no malice rendered in the same sense some time ago, Mg, moreover, thab no darnege what- ever WM shown to have been suffered by plaintiff. A previous judgment wae was ititelultd. The court maintained this plea, and dismissed the action hold. Any persen desiring to adopt a Can- adian child will hear of some very suitable eases by writing to Rev. 0 W. N eh, Brighton. Ont', who has several °hilt Van placed in his care for adoption intaaeood Christian homes: lis hes some bright little boys of three and under. They are Canadian children. and are deserving of good. homes. Persons applying will please sead their name and'address of their pastor tvlinisters ;sad others knee:hie of orphan or destitute children, in need or assis- tance, Mr. Watch will be p eased to correspond with, and adviee in the matter. Financial aid and clothing in behelf of orphan and. deatitute ehildren will be appreoiated and applied as the donor desires. Person al A Glendale correspondent says: -Mrs Wood of Exeter, was the guest of her son-in-law, Mr. A Gunning last week. -The ladies of Thames Road Presby- terian church presented Mrs. 0. Flet- cher with a certificate of life member- ship of the W. F. M. society.,e- Miss Waldrond, teacher, is spending vac- ation at Brookholm --Mr. Chas, Knight of St Thomas speat a 'week , wader the parental roof.- Mr, W. E. Graham and wife of St. Mary, spent Sunday and Moody visiting friends in to ,vn.-Rers. Jasper Wilson. and W. MoDenagh cal- led on inlay friends ia town on Tues- rtey. -T. A. Russell, of Usborae, wrote atjthe Uaiversity Matriculation exams af Lonclen last .week. -Mr. and Mrs. James Page of Seaferth, spent the past week gueste at the Metropolitan.' -4i • KateMcCle' la ti, of Stratford forme rEx- eterite and daughter of Mr. D. McClel- lan, has been engaged to take Miss %ilia Aiken's place, as teacher in the Goderich Collegiate Institute, during the latter's absence on it trip around rho world, -Mrs, Orem: aril Mime -Ovens of :Was, Collin spent Tuesday et Mrs. Oven's parente ia towne-eliss !fettle jayees, of Aevins'on, is visiting the Miss Johns. - Mrs. A. Q. Bobier mid Miss Fronde Saw - len leave in e kw . rimer for the Oid (lountry, to visib frienda.--elr. Gregory Torn, Sou of Mr. Jame e Tum, town, who holds it lucrative position as teacher in a Co •egiate Lutieute in -British Columbia, arrived in town on Tuesday, and will spend the holidays here. We understand that Mr. Tom is aft, r more than his health, and that he will rob Exeter of one of its fair daughtere -,5. A. Poplestone, D. 1) G. M., installed the officers of various. lodges of the I. 0. 0. P. thronehout the county thia week.-eirs .Peck of Loneon Is the guest of gra Dayi 1 mill. A most painful and serious acredent hap- pened to Mr. Layton Pidd and John Langford, of Granter), ou Dominion Day. They were going to their work and when near Whalen some part of their yelncle gave way, the horse became partly de- tacheti from the waggon and the two occupants were thrown with great ylolence to the ground and dragged under the broken vraggen for a considerable distance: Mr. Laugtord had one arm broken into fragments and otherwise injured, whilst Mr. Pidd wits cut and torn in a fearful manner, but without any broken bones, Business embarrassments :-,Tas. Heald- ing, baker, Brantford, haa assigned to E. Hartley. M. Ask, of West Zorra, has assigned. John Jackson, hotel -keeper, Nixon,has assigned to J EC Jackson. 2 NEGLE.n`S AND THE RESULT. Neglect oo la in the head and yOtt will surely have catarrh. Neglect nasal catarrh and you will. as surely incruse Dulmonary diseases or catarrh of the stomach with Its disgusting attendants, foul breath, hawking. spitting. blowing, &a. Stop it all bo using .Dr. Chase's Catarrh Cute, 23 cents a box Sures. LED IIMERRT Er:OAT:I'M X3 And Remedial Legislation re- jected by the Dominion Govern- ment but noneof these confusing elements prevent us from con- tinuing to offer good and satisfy- ing bargains to our customers. We will offer the balance of our Men's, Boys' and Youth's Straw Hats at reduced prices rather than carry them over to another season. They are the newest styles. Come in and be suited. The grandest Bargain in a Tweed we have ever offered at 40c. Its value we think is un- surpassed, BOOTS & SHOES. We have a lot of Ladies' Gaiters, the stock of which is good but the elastic • has given out. Their price is $1.35 per pair, they will be offered for soc per pair—sizes 5's, 6's and 7's. 500 kegs Of gilt edge butter wanted for which the highest market price will be pai,d, Crocceato s S•N'S For Bargains In all Lines of ods, Groceries, Shoes iothing, Etc., Etcz, THI R. :Naar& & Son. ON'T PUNK That we are asleep. No! We are in it just as much as we ever were. With all the low and Bluster we are prepar- ared to sell Summer Goods as cheap as the cheapest. Call and be convinced, CA LING BROS Exeter IVIumeipal The Ccuncil met pursuant to adjourn- ment at the Town Hall Exeter, 5th July 1895. All present. The minutes of the previous nieeting were reed and confirm- ed. Carling -Treble. --That any person about to put down granolithic sidewalk on Main street shall before doing so apply to this council for permission and the work shall be done under direction of the council who will pay one third of the coat of such sidewalk. -Carried. The clerk reported $589.00 required for County purposes, for the current year. The clerk to draft a by law re- , eleTtyrileorli—ghtinig4 Taylor-7,That orders be granted for the following sums, viz :- Geo. Bissett $5.00, for preparing Trott officer's book; Jas. Creech $8.00 charity to Mrs Sutton ; $3 to Geo. Muttart ; $2•00 to Mrs 5, cIntosh ; Joe. Parsons, 62e labor and the clerk $25.00 part salary. --Carried. The constable is instructed to enforce the law regarding dog tags and taa. Oar ing-Trebl e.---Tha t Messrs Crock- er ens' Hartnoll proceed with the deep- ening of the well as soon asPossible and that Mr. Crocker be paid $2.00 per day for labor and appliances and Kr, Hartnoll $1.75 per day for labor, the .council to furnish such other -help that Lay he required.-Cerried. Taylor -Raiding --'rhat we advertise for as e of deberituree in both local papers, tenders to be received up to July 19t11 at 8 o'clock p, ne-Carried. Carling -Treble. --That the e JUncil adjourn until.. Fricley the 19th inst., at 8 o'clock p. m. -Carried. M. EACYLETT, Clerk. • Wide leaf sun shades that cost 15c. each, ntade by the French people, will be offered at 50 each to clear, at J. P. Clarke's. gi.,01.11MIOMMEK EALED TENDERS, addressed the undersigned and endorsed "Tender for Coal, Publio Buildings," will be recoivei linen Thursday. lSbh July, fnr Coal supply for all or any of the Dominion Public B mild -Logs . Specifications, form of Tender and all neces- sary information oan be obtained at this Department on and after Thursday, 27t11 Supe. Persons tendering are notified that tenders Will nor be considered unless made on the printed form supplied, and signed with their actual signatures. Each tender must be accompanied by an ac- cepted bankchoque, made payable to the or- der of the Eionourable the Minister of PRIAM works, aqua to five per cent. of the amount of the tender, which will be forfeited if the Parte decline te enter into a contract when called upon to do eo, or if be fail to supply the coal contracted for. If the tender bo not accepted, the cheque will be returned. The Department does not bind itself to no - crept the lowest or any tender. By order, E B.ROY, secretary. Department of Public Works, Ottawa. 26th .1 une,1895. Extensive Sale ofValuable Residental and Building Properties in the Village of Exeter. There will be offered for sale by Public Auction on THURSDAY,the lith ?,ay of JilLY, 1095 AT ONIl O'CLOCK. P. M., thefollowing desirable properties viz :- FIRSTLY. -Part of lot one in the first con- cession of Ilay, formerly owned by Wm. L. Brimacombe, upon which is erected a good frame house and steble, both in good repair. This lot contains 3 aeras of of good land upon which there is a goo?1 orchard. Possession may bo had imnsediatele after day of sale. SECONDLY: -Lots 84, 85,80, 87, 88, 80, 90. els 02,93 and 94 on west side Andrew street in the Villas of Exeter, Each of diese lots ow:stain oars -fifth of en aore and emelt one forms a building site that is not exeslled in the Vil- lage. All are high, well drained and close to the ohurehes and to the Publio School. TIMM Z --Lots 87, 38 and 94 on the east kido of Main street, opposite tee old market ermare, splendidly situated for building or business purposes; also close to refunds err and so oral and oon veto ent to rallwity s tenon . FOURTIILY.-The centre Pasts of lots number ono and two. Carling and Flounders atreets,"Gilley survey," beautifully situated for building purposes. F,Fputy.-Tho centre parts of lot"E," containing two-thirds Of an acre. This would make a lovely spot for any person wishing to secure a mite for a good residence -one half of the property forming a beautiful grove. This sale will afford farmers and others de- siring to acquire villsge property for building or other pomace, a rare opportunity. ao the owners are determined to soil, and bargains may be expected. Full particulars may be had front the under- signed and will be tonourieed on day of Bale. The sale will begin in PrancestoWn on the Brinutoombe property and will be cootinued on the different er000rtiOS, J'A‘MBe IlOWaltnelileeter. mrist,1110 WARD, Exeter, W: BRE/WACO MBE, Stratferd. nx0' ON; ilartiAter. 'Exeter. Tbe ar C new steamers are sow run- ning four trips Der week between Toledo, Detroit and Mackinac. Send for their illustrated pamphlets, Midsummer Voy- ages to Mackinac Address A. .A.. SCHANTZ, G. P. C. Detroit, Thursday night or early Friday morning robbers entered the offise of the Continental Steamboat Company on the wharf on Dye besot, Providence, R. 1„ blew open the safe and took all the cash contained there- in, about 62,000, Malcolm MoDonald, a Woodstock boy, who achieved quite a name as a jockey in the Western States, was killed lad week at St, Louis, by falling from a horse. The body was brought borne tbere on Sunday and buried in the R. C. cemetery. Fifty 30585 Of success in curing Dior hoea, Dyseutery, Cholera, Colic, Cramps, Bowel complaints ofsummer aud fall, etc-. etamp Dr. Fonver's of Wild Strawberry as the best remedy in the marbet, It eaves children's lives, ' K. 1). 0. the household rernady for stomach troubles, To 8 11 okers To meet the wishes of their mesas tomers The Geo: E. Tuckett & .'Son. Co., Ltd:, Hamilton, Ont., have placed upon, the market A Combination Plug of 6 6 'SMOKING TOBACCO This supplies a long felt want, giv- ing the constuner one 20 cent plug, or it 10 cent or a 5 cent. piece of the famous "T & B" brand of pure Vir- ginia Tobacco. The tin tag "T & B" is en every piece - CLOTHING Clearing Prices Men's Suits at $3.5o Good Tweed Suit 4.50- (1 (1 $8.00 6.5o. 10.00 8.00. Ladies' Vests 5c, Doc, upwards. 5c. Grey Cotton 3c., Sc. do 5c., ioc. do Sc. Perhaps you would like a few snaps in GROCERIES. • Good selected Raisins $t.00 per box; 6 lb. for 25c. Good New Currants 5c. per lb. Canned Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, 2 boxes r5c ; goc. per doz. ; Pickles, 2 bottles for 25c. Christie Brown & Co.'s cele- brated Biscuits in all the fancy makes ; also Sodas, put up in tin boxes to retain crispness in hot weather. Do you like a good Black Tea? Try our B. Brand and Orient Celons. Best 25c Tea in the trade. A line of Japan's, clearing at rOc per,, lb . Side Meat, Shoulders and Hams ; Pure Lard ; old and new Cheese; Chase & Sandburn's - best brands Coffee ; also a good blend, ground) fresh, worth 4oc., for 300, a lb. -BOOTS & SHOES at old prices. Now is the time to buy, as Shoes have advanced 25%, WALL PAPERS at clearing prices for balance of s'eason. Co C. IMEENSTOZT. Highest iies paid for Butter and tg