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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1895-10-3, Page 1HURON •& MIDDLiSEX GrAZgTTE,
VOL XXIII NO 7,
EXBTER,ONTARIO THURSDA.
R. S. PIR1)
WOODHAM.
N IMPORTANT
BR A NCH
-OF onn nUSISrEsS IS OTIli.-
READY-MADE
£Iothiq
a artment
ramposerwasocusaa.
•
That there are manywho have not
,as yet become acquainted with this
.Dep't. is no reason why YOU should
,not.
'WE WANT YOTJ TO KNOW 'THAT
Buys a Boy's 2 piece Serge or Tweed
„Suit. A.lso that we have opened up a
new stock of
1IEN'S AND DM'SOVERCOATS.
.4,4,4,44,444.4.444,4
We bought them from a Manufacturer and by
paying cash got a big discount oft regular prices.
)Vegive you the saying because we want you to
get acquainted with this Dept. and we want to do
more business than usual in October,
ach
lrgrrank,Spooillist
tChiropodist (ki-rop-oenesi) and
Dermatalogistn at the
CENTRAL HOTEL, EXETER,
'For a few days, headquartersfor genius and
skill,
--
DR. FRANK, the President of the Associat-
ion of 14 eminently qualified American and
Nrenoh Ciropodists (kbrop-o-dists) and Der
neetologi
ists, s here, and San be consulted, free
charge, for a few days, at the CENTRAL
ROTEL. doom -First Floor, head of Stairs,
Ladies' Entrance,
Trade Mark. BELIDA= PERMA.NENT,
AND ABSOLUTELY
PAINLESS.
Chiropedist(ki-rop-o-dist)
and Dermatologist treat -
Testimonials from Alms
College, 8 t Thomas;
Judge Lacourso, Berlin;
tiromitient and influentill names will be fur-
nished on application, that have been pain-
lessly cured,
Simone reforences-gayor Campbell, Jos
-Coates, Airs. Col if bided°, etc., eto.
Thankful for his visit to Sim000. A terrible
sufferer, almost te ori pole for years; have boon
. quickly and painlessly eurea by Dr Frank,
chiropodist (ki-rop-o dist) -os Coates, Un-
dertaker.
CORN'S Bunions, Warts, Males, Mil -
blame, IngrowIng Nails, Bursa's
:(saok on the joint') Oemidrosas Odorous (per-
sp !ration) and all diseases ot the feet success -
cured by the most approved medioinal
:methods of his originality, based upon many
rears experience and the most extensive prac-
tice among the best families in the metropolis.
The most painful corns removed in a few
minutes positively without the slightest pain
(insto L d a pleasant sensation) and relieved at
once by the aid of cocaine and the application
.af a medicated corn blanket, whioh keeps them
rom being sore or returning. No acids whab.
ever applied.
From an exchange. -There are many pre-
tentious to skill in the art of treating °erns,
bunions, bad nails, etc., but Dr. Frank is
known to b3 capable in the highest degree.
Read the following testimonial from theltev
FabheT. C.Bergen to the delicate skill and
success of Dr. Frank in his profession.
From Rev. J. 0 Bergan, of Kingston -a
,tribute I most warmly reoommend J)r. Frank
to all persons afflicted with the misery of
-corns or other troub. es of the feet. Ire has
ellevedine most speedilwand effectually, and
heara IY wisli these words of mine may be ot
service to him,
STILL Asranisa nvxongon that Dr. Frank
merits the confidence and patronage of those
,4roulded with affliction of the feet:
'Cho pests of many years disappeared before
tbe skilful hands Of Dr. Frank, De painlessly
removed for me a number al Corn, ono of
whieh was very largo and dedp. I oordiailY
oommend him to any and all who nand such
benefactor. ire handlee one's foot so gently
that it is b real pleasure to bo treated by hini.
-A. tribute front the late Grand Opera Singer*
Emma Abbot
Philadelphia Rgehange-Dr. Prank, who
,recently visitod earleity, liati proved himself
to bo a skilful and bbliging Chiropodist, has
oared ncanY OaS0/3 that have been called insur-
able, and complete suetnias has crowned his
efforts. Re loaves a civil° of frientd who 111
give him a heartY Waloonte should he wish to
ireturn.
NOTION-, Dr. Prank wishes ladies and gentle'
men to take noble° that ho not only xelievee
them of ail mann net tie the feaS) but- Mates
them bow to take proper care of them and•
Aeon% lea ting comfort.
THE- l‘f0SW REFENED LADIDS need not
hesitate to calk at this elegantly kept house.
Their nemos wal not be referred to: Charges
irearione.ble, and the Amount named botere any-
thing la done. Twenty years torperienee, oon-
natation fine. Whett requested Dr. Frenk
wilt 'law et t lel r ',endow without
neat therm).
Pruninent and i linen Hal illgeter references
will b,. fur. 1 sh ed on totplieetiori, that have
;nen ildessly treated #tud ourod,
Perth County leTotea
..ana
John Wale); Merchant, of Staderys
wee throwfront his buggy the other day
aud had two ram broken,
Ur. Philip St, John, of Blanshard, tell'
Move to his new tonne in Stratford thie
week.
JtlII AleXRPtlOr, Of Mitchell, ate toad-
stools for naushroorne the ether day, and
narrowly eseaped losing hie life.
Mr. Flannigan, of Mitchell, offered a
silver cup to the best team of bowlers, and
on Monday, it was competed for by ten
rinks, Seeforth wioning the trophy.
G. Douglas Stanley, teacher in S. S. No
131anshard, has been paid the compli-
ment of a re.engagement for the third
year (e800) ite a liberal increave in salary.
Au interesting event took place at the
home of Mr. Thomas Hill,Logeen on Wed-
needay, when his second daughter, Mies
Eliza Ano, was married to a Mr.Cowan of
Liegar, Ont.
There is an A.mericau in town this week
buying geese at 50o. o pair and shipping
them to Boston and: Baltimore markets.
He shipped a carload delivered to him on
Thursday. Mitchell Recorder,
Do not despair, of caring your idols head-
ache when you le Pan so easily obtain
Cadet's Little Liver J.i11e. They will
enact a prompt and permanent cure.
Their action is mild and natural,
Mr. John Clark, the former $t, Marys
lawyer, who married Mies Ganthony, ethe
actress, and who became ill in New York
immediately after, left the hospital with
his wifell,Tarsday and has gone to the noun..
try to recuperate.
The death occurred Monday of William
Plewee, of London, one of the best known
millet% in the west. Deceased had been
ailing for some yeara, hard work and
exposure having brought on an affection
of the lunge.
If your child is puny, fretful, troubled
with glandular swellings, inflamed eyes,
or sorea on the head, faee, or body, a course
of Ayer's Sarsaparilla is needed to expel
the ecrefulous humors from the blood. The
reamer you beea to give this medicine the
better;
The whole neighborhood of Logan will
sympathize with Mr. John Hamm and his
family in the great loss they =stained on
Tuesday morning in the death of Mrs.
Hamm. Mr. Hamm only recently built
one of the finest homes in the township
and his wife did not nye long to enjoy it,
For three years past there has been no
fall fair held et ListowelnBut an effort was
made this year to revive it, and the effort
has evidently proved a success. OnTharit-
day mad Friday, of last week, Listowel
held its fall fair for 1895t and the pipers
pronoence it a great success.
Tbe best tall corn story of the aeason
comes from Biala. A farmer out there, it
is said, has a silo and when he was filling
it this week he felled the corn in the field
and fed it from wleere it fell to the cutt-
ing box itt the barn. In some oases when
the top ends of the stalks were pat in the
matting box on the barn floor, fully twenty
minutes elupsed before the whole length
of etalka were dawn through the knives
and the stubb end reached.
Thomas Stayner came to Mitchell many
years ago with bis parents, when quite a
young lad, and. distinguished ?himself on
several occasions in rescuing dreaming boys
who had sank beneath the waters in the
mill -pond. Of late years he had been a
reeident of Baneroft, Ont. On Monday,
the 16tlannat., he was sailing on Albion
Lake, about eight miles west of his home,
when his canoe upset and he was drowned.
He was 48 years of age, and leaves .11 wife
and eight children, three of whom are
married, to mourn his loss.
There are three candidates in the field
in South Perth for the Commons, and Mr.
Flagg of Miteheil has obtained from them
their views on prohibition, and the posit-
ion they worad take thereon if elected;
ear.Pridham replied by saying that he was
willing to be judged by his course in the
past, and that he had no new promises to
main. Mr. Erb, the Liberal candidate,
had been a teetotaler for the past twelve
years. but that personally he was not in
favor of prohibition, as he believed it con-
trary to the lawof God. Still he would
favor a plebiscite. Mr. Donald, the Pat
ron nominee, goes for prohibition pure and
simple, and, if elected, would support a
measure of this kind without any heal -
beau.
Middlesex County Notes.
John Lankin, of Granton, sold hie stal-
lion "Dapoloren whtle at the Weetern
Fair to an Old Country buyer for $750,
Mr. Patrick Buckley, of McGillivray,
has moved onto Mr. Jae, Leary's farm tn
the 12th con., which he bas leased fot a
term of years.
Geo. Branion, of Greaten, is moving
back en the farm, North Boundary, Bid-
dulph, title fall as experience teaches him
it will pay better than renting.
Mr. Ohm Hall and Mies Eliza, Jane
Conner, both of Lienry, were married at
Ailsa Craig on the 17111 ult., and are
spending their honeyrnoon with rela.tiyes
10 Sentlec county, Michigan
The 50-aare Win on the 2ad contention
of Doithester, owned by the Moneoa er-
ten), has been purchased by Mrs. Ovens„
for $1,00, but the homestead in Thames -
ford consisting of about 180 acres team
withdrawn,
"For greeters'. months, I was troubled
with& persistent hutnoe on my head which
gave me considerable atnoyance, until it
occurred to inc to try Ayeies Hair Vigor.
Before using one bottle, the humor was
healed," -T T, Adman General Merchant,
Turbeyille, Va.
A fine general 'purpose horse beloeging
to Mr. Watley Ore, Sib con. North Dor-
cheater, stepped on a nail a few days ago,
Although it was somewhat lime Mr. Orr
took no special notice of it for a day or two
when loolejaw set in and the horde died.
Another of the pioneer residente of Beat
Williatte passed away on Monday, in the
person of Mary, rehet ot the late Anne -
der Atniertme, in the arith year of her
age. Deceased came to thin country from
'overuse -Aire, 8cotland, witither wain;
in 1834 and tented in East Willieene. In
1847 she was married to the late Alexa'
der Anderson of least Williams.
itoommegarromanagiresseimastinsmasc
FlurOin County Jots.
A, good appetite and retreating sleep
aro oesentiel to hunt), of mina and body,
and these arca given by Hood's Serowe,.
illa ,
Mr. Hugh Hamilton, of the 6th unease -
ion of Hibbert, had this year a yield of 48
tone and 120 pounds of flex from, 15 acres
of ground.
Lightning burned out nearly alt the tele-
pbones isa Seaforth on Wed ind,ay night,
It will west the company nearly $50 to re.
pair the damage.
All disorders caused by IA bilious nate
of the system can be cured by using
Cartene Little Liver PiUs' No Pain,
no griping or dieurnfort attending their
use. To them.
Mr. Jas. M. Henderson, of Belgrave,
general merchant, died on Monday after a
ehort Dineen aged 32 years, He leaves a
young widow tend. a number of other relat-
ives to mourn his early demise.
Their gentle action and gooti effeet on
the eystern really rnake them a perfect
little pill. They please those who use
them. Carter's Little Liver pills may well
ba termed'Perfection."
Many frionda will be sorry to learn of
the death of Mr, Thomas Tieriale, jr., son
of Mr. Thomas Tisdale, of Stanley, a
promising young man, who left these parts
some five years ago for Washington state,
where be bad resided ever since.
Mr. John Galbtaith of Varna has rented
his farm on the Bayfield road near the
yills.ge, to Mr. Samuel Houston, of the
Satibleline, for a term of years, at a good
natital, eir. Galbraith goes to Hayfield to
reside. He will be much missed in Verna
We are sorry to learn that Rev. T. G.
Thompson, formerly of Brucefield, now
pastor ;of Locke Street Presbyterian
church, Hamilton, has been ordered by
physicians, to give up preaching for some
time on account of a severe Affection of
the throat.
The Clerk of the Peace has issued his
sobedule of cases tried by local magistrates
for the quarter ending Sept. 11. It eon.
tains 45 cases, 8 from Seaforth, 7 from
Winglaam, 13 from Dungannon and theremainder scattered. All are for minor of-
fences. 3 beingviolations of the liquor act,
and 17 for assault.
A heir touvist from Rochester N. y.
while riding through Blythe on her way to
Goderich on a bike, took a tumble and tore
her bloomers. A number lot sympathie-
ing ladies rushed to the rescue and with
the aid of a dozen pins, pat her in shape
to _proceed on her way rejoicing. The men
turned their fans to the wall while the re -
pains were being made.
On Monday evening last a pleasant
eyent took place at the reaidenee of Mr.
John Galbraith, of Varna, when the
members ot St. john's church assembled
and presented Miss Many Galbraith with a
well tilled purse, and a neatly and approp-
riately worded address, as a recognition
of her services as organist, on the eve of
her departure to Bayfield to reside.
Last week two painful accidents happen-
ed in the Broadfoot re Box furniture
factory, Seaforth. ear. A. Hingston was
running n large mathine, called the jointer,
on Wednesday, when he got his left hand
caught and had the tops of several of leis
fingers taken off' On the following day,
Mr. John Lowery was running the same
machine and he also got his left band
caught, taking the top of the, first finger
off, just below the nail.
The aotion of Ellen Halliday,of Sarnieeve
township of Stanley,which case a charge of
venue was granted from a former assize
court at Golierich, was tried at the Lamb -
ton Aseizes last week. The plaintiff claims
damages for injures sustained by being
thrown from a buggy while driving over
one of the township roads in Oct, last; the
,accident, it is alleged, being nutted by the
narrowness of tbe roadway and its etude
condition. Damages were laid at e10,000.
The case was given to the jury who after
hearing all the evidence, disagreed, and
the case rester as before, unsettled. The
township will likely offer a settlement
Crediton.
-
0. Wolfe has captured
four let prizes at the various fairs with
his black team.- Mr Emma Teamen
paid our town a flying yieit on Satudity
lastr-Dfies Soloman Teamaa visited his
parents at Dashwood last Sandase-The
infant eon of George Finabiner died on
Monday and the remains were interred in
the Crediton cemetery on Tuesday, -
George the Hatter waa in our town last
week. -Messrs Jno and Hy. Haber have
taken possession of the putrip shop lately
owned by Mr. Win. Banes. -Our town
was well represented at the World's Fair
held at Zurich last week. -A number of
our citizens are taking in the western
excnrsion. -Fighting is all the go in
Crediton. We had a CorbetinFitzsimmone
fight here one day this week. Fitz was
ktocked out in the third round. -The,
flax men. have finished threshing and are
now busily.engaged getting in the fax -
The potato oro p in this locality is the beet
we have Ewer aeon.
A urn sAvitra
I wen atter-eked eeverely Int winter with
Diarrhcea, Cramps, and Collo and thought
I watt going in die, but fortunately I tried
Dr. Fowler's tixtract of 'villa 8traerbetry,
and it I n -n for
Bohm tea lin I
MRS. 3. KELLETT, Mindens WIG
.Ecirkton
---
Bincrs.-The Methodist Chureh will
bold rwharyest home festival on Sunday
end Tuesday next, Oct. 6th and 13th.-Thie
Eeeter football team did not put in an
appearance on Saturday evening last to
play the return match with our boys as was
arrangett-The Methodist Clbureh Choir
offioiatee at Sunshine at tbeir anniversary
services on Sunday road Tuesday last. Rev,
Mr. Snowden occupied the pulpit both
afternoon and evening et Sunshine on
Sunday lest,
Animus AND PEESENZATION.-Itnother
very interesting and pleasatit time took
place in the Presbyterian Church on Thus
day evening of last weekovtion DreThomp•
son was med.° the recipient of an addreas
and several valuable proteins. The eon
gregetion and friende had gathered to-
gether tor the purpose of having a sold
to &ha bidding the Dana kind terwell,who
is about to eemove to his distant field of
labor. The meeting opened with siuging
awl prayer when the Hew Mr. Fletcher
Pastor of the ottereh road the address.
The Dr. was taken by ourptienneverthelese
he rune a very appropriate reply, theek-
ing the friends for the kinduen atid honor
ehown him on the eve of his departure
front amongst them. Tea was then served
by the ladies after which that favorite
hymn was sung "God be with you till we
meet agaiefollowea by the peoleouneing of
bit bermention which brought tho gst4or.
Mg to a close.
ING,OCTOBER 3 Isg5
lfonsiajt
Following are the market (inotations ;
Wheat ....... h.- 00 to 51
Barley . . . . . .... 3c to 32
Oats .. . ... .• 23 to 21
Peas tta to 50
Ray 10.00 to 10,00
Butter. ..... • .11 tole'
Eggs.... • , , 11 to 11
REWARD OPFEISED,-Te talY one who can sell
Boots & Shoes cheaper than we can. Our
goods are made by the best makersaro stylish,
good fitters, and we guantateethem to be solid
leather. We have ittst ramped oat the largest
assortment of Rubbers, /tubber; Boots and
Overshoes, ever shown in gensall before If
ye0 do not cell and examtne Our steak when in
Leonean. you are mining a snap as we sell
cheap for cash. Thirty ave emir of Shoes left
y_et to be sold at half 'mit* to clean them oat,
ere trouble to show goods, Remairiter meetly
done and promptly attended. te. Ordered I
work a SPootaltY•
InIdeELOW,
4. Henurs-Mrs.Gilchriet haeretureed horn
Manitoba, accompanied by her daughter,
Miss May, who was in ill health, -The
brickwork on Mr, Chas. aieDonell's Mee
new dwelling is now completed -Mr. Ce A
IYIeDonnell was in Forest reeeittly, visit-
ing triends.-Another storm visited us on
Wednesday night laet but it was not as
severe ot as disastrone in its effects en the
one about a week previous. -On Wed-
nesday afternoon a very pleasant event
took place ett the rendenee of Mee. Ben-
gough, widow, of thia villege, on which
occasion her daughter, Mrs. Mary E.
Clark, was united in the bonds of matri-
mony to Mr. Wm. Anderson, of Marlette,
Senile° county, Michigan. The happy
couple left for their new home on the eve-
ning exprese. Wm Buchanan, of the
toweship of Hay, intends shortly moving
into our village and taking (Marge Of the
electric plant and to that end is now
studying and perfeeting himself for the
work „-The many Mends of ears. David
Meek, of. this vicinity, who has for some
time been under the care of Dree Thomson
and Hyndmanawill be pleased to learn that
she is able to go about again -Business is
somewhat improved this week, as there
is a large quantity of green coming in,
and our mitten and buyers are kept veil
busy. -Mr J W.Ortwein of Zurich,bougbt
out Mr David Weierailler last aaturday
and has now fall possession. He is add-
ing a large, new stock to the old one and
is going to boom badness. We are sorry
to lose Ur Weismiller, but we welcome
Mr Ortwein.-Mr F. Kibler, of Zurich,
was In town last landey.--Seiss Aggie
Kerr is visiting for a week at Seeforth.-
afre (Rev.) Fear, of Londesboro, was vis-
iting friends in town last week. -Miss
Maggie Brownlee, lady clerk for Mr. D.
Weiemiller, left for ben home iu Clinton
on Tuesday, and is going to clerk for
Mr McFata, of Seaforth. She stern on
Thursday (todity.)-alr Wna Coldwill,
waggon maker, has been no the stoic list
this week. --Mr Robert Bell shipped, sev-
eral carloadsof lumber to London this
week, -Miss Allison of London, is visit-
ing at Mr T. Muracolne.--Qeite a num-
ber attended the Zurich fair last Thurs-
day, -The I 0, O. F. brethren went to
Seaforth on Wednesday night and confer-
red the second degree on several new
members, while the Clinton brethren
couferred the first degree. Both teams
did well and report having had a good
tinan-Rev Mr, F. Swan returned home
from a two weeks' visit with his parents
and friends at Guelph on Monday night -
Mr Henry Arnold, Who was unfined to
bed for seyeral days last week, is able to
be about again.
• till
b'taffaie
-
Bittern -Mr, A. W. Hotham, oar popu-
lar school teacher, intends studying medic-
ine next year, and has sent in his resignat-
ion.
Went:ono Beass.-Weddiug bells rang
out lustily near the Tillage on ,Wednee-
day a,t 6 o'clock, when Mn. A. E. Stevvart,
of Exeter, was weeded to Miss el- E
eldest -daughter ot Thomas Vivian. The
ceremony was performed by Rey Mr: Ken-
ner, in the presence of about 70 invited
guests, at the residence of the britheapar-
ants. The bride, who was charmingly
dressed, was assisted by her sister, MSS
Pearl, dressed in a very becoming and
attractive robe, while Dr. Tufford, of
Staffs, aided Mr. Stewart through the
trying ordeal. The young couple took the
evening train.for Detroit and other places.
A host of friends join your correspondent
in wishing Mr. and Mtn( bteweet a pleas-
ant journey through life.
Clsborne.
SOIXODL REPORT. -The following is a
correct report, based on written examit-
ations antitattendahoe during the month
of September, of the pupils of S. S. 'No.
10, Usbgwee. The mann are in order of
merit a-Vth class -Wellington Keridake,
Louisa Earl, Herbert S. Ethetington ; sr.
IVth class, Mary Ellerington, Kate
Slavin, en na. Dinnin, Stewart McQueen,
John Bolton ; jr. IVth class, Anna, Eller-
ingtou, Willie Horton, SamueL Horton ;
sr. IIIrd class -Vida Cann, Olive Cann,
Charlotte Earl, Elmina Cann ; jr. I1Ird
class -Christina Earl, Stella Passmore,
Lilia 1 -toward, Maggie McQueen, Mary
Vance, 'liable Simmons ; sr. Held elan -
John Glenn, Win. Harney ; jr. 2nd class
-Percy Passmore, Virda Cann, Sylvanue
Cann, Laura Bolton ; first book, pert II
-James Earl, Clifford Whitlock, „Matthaei'
Slettddock '• sr. part I-Orvil Cann, Annie
Horton, George Glenn, Jeanee Vance,
Ethel Homey. Albert Ellerington ; jr.
part I -Irene Whitlock, Maggie Penmen),
Edna Horton,
, W. EfAzic.mtv, Teacher.
Sharon
Smoot 1-Wm-tr.-The following is a
correct report for S S. No. 4, Stephen, for
the month of September. Narrma ere in
order of taeriti-IV-Sophie Mateo -8r.
III -Rosa Bowater, tame Oho*, Bella
Amy te-Jr. Ilt -Maty Roessler, Olara
ridartene;-Sr. II -Alice Pedlar, EMIlln
Hunnan, Chain Windt -Jr, 1I -Albert
Wein, Cheater Itewe'Garnet Amy -Sr.
pt. II -Arthur Amy, Mabel (nark, Free-
man lelorloalt;-3v, pt. II--Ezite. Wein,
Franklin Stattoni-Sr, pt. 1 -Martha
Ayretriker, Almina 'eaegar, Martha Wind;
Jr, et I -Willie Hoosier, Itterbie Morlook
Sanaa Ayrstriker, ' Best spellere for the
iteonth tvete.-H-Sophia Clark; Sr. III
Rose Roeetiler; 3r, XII -Mere Roeselert
Sr, II -Charlie Wind; Tr. II -Albert Wein;
Sr, pt. 11-Tomitty Homier; Jr pt II
1,gtra Wein. Number on roll 40, average
aateralattee 910.
W J T
. ItOOKS OR 0
0-ranton
Buters„-Squire Mowbray and wife
are Bain is erecting a uew
house on Front, St. -Mass Ada jermyn,
of Stratford, is the guest of Mrs.' W.
Hudson has sold his
house to Alija& Langford and has
moved to A, Ironside's farra.-Mr. W.
Hudson hits dieposed of his house and
lot on King street, to Ur. E. Langford
who will take nOssession at 01300.
Hibbert,
Stanley,
Colman, Donvos. -Council met on
Monday, September 23r4, at 1 o'clock,
m., members all present, Thomas
Wiley's bond Was accepted and his lip.
pointment as oolleotor confirmed by by-
law. The clerk was then instructed to
hand him tho roll and notify the treas-
urer of the total amount of same. Goma-
oil meets again at the call of Che reeve,
DashwoOd.
Too late for lard WOOL)
BRIM'S -While the storm was passing BRIMS. -Mr. Saker, who has been
over onWednesday night the splendid on the sick hot, for the last week
large barn Of adr. W. Flutings was 10 able to be around again. -Miss Leah
struck by lightning and burned te the Haugh: has been to London Visiting
'An Opportunity!
Ofa8,0 It T
We are clearing Out the balance
of our stock at sedacl-
dle prices.
Women's Fine Rid Button Shoe,
regular price $1.50, Glearing
• priee 85e. pair.
Women's Heavy Laced Shoo, reg.
ular price $1.25 a pair, clearing
priel 75c a pair,
ground. All the Bean:tree mein all tbe ber. jaco etc ert, of ailildren's Fine Buttoa Sh e,
clearing price Sac a pair.
implements, except a buggy, and a Zurich, spent Sunday in the village,--
niuxiber of hogs were burned. -A Mrs. H. Birk is visiting her sister xn
quiet wedding took place at the relit- Meeter.-Miss. L. Seibert, Mr. aad A.3 Times
/cm understood that we are sel-
ling Men's and Bay's Ready-to-
wear Clothing cheaper than they
have ever been sold in Exeter.
Betore it is too late, avail your -
sell done of our cheap Ready-
made Suits.
Highest price paid for Butter
andEggs.
MARKET T
DEPOT. an e P a ROSS,
idence of W. EL Gray on Monday eve- Mrslanglebach, of Platteville, were
the guests of Airs, Ball Sunday tea,
ning at' last week when his eldest
daughter, Miss Annie Olevia, was Mrv:sitAitasmBsistierrkehnacts gootriheetroTraevialattiovceks, _to
Mr, .1. Kellerman is rneving Into Ma
new now this week. -Mrs, M. Nadi
ger. who has been visiting her parents
and otherfriends in town for a few dans.
has again left for Detrain -Quite a
number of our villagers attended the
will. funeral of Mrs. Noah Fried in Parkhill,
formerly ot this place, who died while
in London _Fier remains were buried
Friday. -There also died an infant
child of lifr. Allin Brenner on. Sunday
night last, and its remainswere in-
terred in Bronson Lin.e cemetery.
The parents have' the heartfelt
sympathy of their many friends
in their hoar of deep affliction.
married to Robert Hodgson of this
township. The marriage was a quiet
one, only thP immediate friends of the
contracting fl es hang present. The
young couple tvtil tt1' I I on the
old farm home, one al 1,.e Attest ia the
townehip, left to Rohm a bY Lae father's
Brinaley.
Bainvs.-OnTueaday 22ad ult., Mar-
garet, wite of Mr. W. E. Hardy, died in
the 29111 year of her age. The deceased
was a suffer' from that dread, disease
consumption, and bad been in very
poor health for more than a year, but
with that jovial temperament, ' which
was ever characteristic of her, she
kept up and went about until a few
days before her death. Mr. /lardy
has the sympathy of the entire com-
munity in hie sad bereavement. -anise
Jennie Cookwell, who has been ill
with typhoid fever, has been under
treatment in London City Hospital,
has we are pleased to state, nearly re-
covered. -Mr. Anthony Shoulnice was
seriously afflicted last week with it
swelling in his neck, known as "black
throat. For several days he was un-
able to take any kind of nourishment,
coneequently his sufferings were more
intense., The gathering broke on Fri-
day morning, since which time he has
considerably improved.
• • -
Fullarton.
Batnrs.--alr. Hart, of Lake Ann,
Micb ., who has been visiting friends
here for it few clays, left for home on
Tuesday morning, accompanied by
Mies Rachael fitunilton, to work in hie
printing office, and by old Mrs. Hart,
to spend a few weeks visiting her
d aughler-JA aioNa.ugh ton hes been re-
engaged as principal o f the pia bl lc scbool
here for 1896 at a salary of $485. -John
Morrow is going to take a course at the
School of Pedagogy, vehicle open on
the firat of October in Toronto.- -The
weather was rather cool for the picnic,.
party which gathered on the bank of
the Thames on Monday, to do honor
a to Wm. Hackney, who is leaving bere
to resume his studies in tbe London
medical saloon -A new and more com-
Baws.-The cement silo of Mn A. modious office has been placed in the
I
Elodgert, burst on Wednesday last store here for the holding of mail
Mr. btodgert had just finished filling matter Mr. Morrow is the builder,
the silo with corn, and next morning and though no improvement on the
it vraie found to be full of boles. ais oid one en appearance, it may be mere
loss will be gerious not only irt the in- convenient„ --The streets of the town
jary done to the silo taus in the losing are apparently the most popular place
of his ineason's crop of corn. -Mr. John for the speeding of horses by the
Delbridge has purchased a Woodstock young gentlemen of the neighborhood
wind motor, which works quite setts- on Sunday eughts.
factorily.-The Stla and 9th concession
has become noted as a stock produc- Coornarty.
ing community. At the Exeter fair -
nearly all the first prizes for horses BRIEFS. -On a farm within 21- miles
were taken by farmers of his line. of this village is a Pair of turkeys, (mute
Thos. Brook, 1st for Carriage brood and female,) which haTe acted in a very
mare laud foal; W. Brock, lat for year- peculiar manner. In the early sum -
ling roadster; S. R. Horn, lst for three mer the female hatched out it good
year old agricultural; W. Smith, first brood. After taking care of them for
for general purpose foal; John Del- some tittle she began to lay again; when
bridge first for three year old carriage,. she had ten egga in the nest the male
Henry Brown first for two year Old bird or gobbler took to the nest,
roadster; Jas. Routley first for draught sat on the eggs the full time (four
brood mare. What community can weeks), and finally hatched our nine
beat this'll -4. 0. Bell who has made healthy young turkeys. In the mean -
butter for the Wiuchelsea0reamery00. time, the female had made another
for the past three years, has reeigned nest, laid a number of eggs, sat on. and
and gone to Bow Park Farm. Mr• hatched them out. They were, there -
John Taylor has taken his plaoe. Mr. fore, both sitting at the same time in
Bell obtained 2nd prize at the Toronto diffarent nests, a,bout twenty yarcls
fair anti 1st at Exeter • this year for apart. During the tinie they were
Creamery butter. His many friends sitting they would both go up to the
in this locality wish him as good sine- barn, get food and go back to their
mess in his new field of labor. -Every- respective nests again.- M.r. John S.
body is preparing for the Kirkton heir McDraitin our genial shoemaker, was
to -morrow. -The tiustees have re- united in the holy bonds of matrimony
engaged Mr. J. A, Gregory for another to Miss 'Mary, daughter of Mr. F. R.
year at an increased Bilary. Hemilton, on Wednesday, the .1.8bh
4.4a ult. The bride was the recipient of a
Hay. number of useful and valuable presents.
---• elbowing the estimation in which she is
BRIEF8.-Mise Jessie Northcott has
held. Mr. and Mrs. McDraith have
returned from London and intends to the good wishes of all who have had
a
remain vvith us.-111ass McGregor has the pleasure of making their acquaint -
gone to London for a mouth's holiday. mule, and may their journey through
-Mrs. Vase), and three dieughtere, ot life be a pleasant one. -Quite a number
Buffalo, are visiting that lady's parents,
of our young men and maidene attend -
Mr. and Mrs. John Mogalaon, en, and
ed the fair in Exeeer lest week and re -
numerous other old friends and etc -
port a good fair and splendid time -
quainiances, Mr. Vaaey is succeeding
Mr, John Gillespie was away on a visit
well in his business in Buffalo.- Mrs,
to friends in Stratford last week. -That
Henderson has gone to Detroit to visit
50 acre farm adjoining 'the village,
her sons, two of whom are doctors In
known as the McVeigh farm was sold on
that city. -0, H. Ruasell is attending Saturday by public auction, at Me-
ttle Model School in Clinton. -Miss
Kellars' Antall, Cromarty, Mr. Thos.
Nate Northcott is spendtng a few Hoggarth was the purchaser for tho
days with friends in Exeten-Threali-
ing as in full swing and grain is turn. sum of $1,400. Mr. F. L. Hamilton
ing out well. Wheat is averaging over wielded the haramer.--The attendance
20 bushels to the acre, peas 25 to 30 at the Y. In. Society Sunday eveaing
bullets, and oath bettveen 40 to (50 was not so larae as usual on account of
the unfavorable weather. -Mrs, John
Some report very large yields of oats.
ma, Fitzgerrad, gn gnasegaggt, has Gillespie left on elonday for a visit
over 900 buithels of peas, among her friends in Hamilton .
&floor, Report -The following is
the report of CT 8, S. No., 15 ;Hay and
Stephen for the month of Septetnber.
Nettles in order of merit. -Sr. III -
Eche Spackman,Lloyet Titylor;-Tr. rti.
--james Turnbull, Ottile Schroeder,
Hugh Specimen, Clara Walper, Annte
Burrmeister, Andy Mc Fee; - it Thos.
Stanlake, &Igen Schroeder; -Sr. Pb, 11
-Mary Kenning, Henry Illerling,
Sarah Marriot, nos, Pope, Antos
Schroedert-,Jr' Pt, II -Olive Speck -
man, Ottile Bierlingn Entitna Wild,
A ken Maarten Alice AIderfion, May
Pfaff, Mary Karmen :-Sr pt T-Elmor
Willert, Joseph Wild, Irvine Willert;
Jr, Pt. 1.--Blnla Poeder, Mary Pope,
Liddie flartielb, Alfred Zeirk, Chris
Fisher.
• Dt1110,k1,T MoDonad.t,t, Teacher,
Usborne
Vie
A. remarkable Cure. -4. W..7onnisou tit:Ilford
-Spout between $200 and $800)In coesulting
your eteMach Etna invigorate our
4
Doctors; tried 1) i xon's and all other treatments
130tillIttt°.ritidlie:ibeenino6rnOt'ScOo°trli SehbacInVlif 0°Shhie8re4ron1D'et'adierlal Efeeara pate are easy to t tete, eine trt
in ftV)" 6°1"°idcil/113'"11etiredind wi'th a 25 40tiOn IA elect. 25.
BRIEFS,- The fair passed off as usual, in
it setisfaotory manner, both in. regards to
attendance and Miances.-The cold dip Imo
btightened up fall boatmen. On Thursday
last a untie Bloch, of the Goehen line, met
with it very severe accident. The wee on
gaged drawiog petal, and while unloading,
his left leg went through the bottom of
the weggen, end overbitleneing, the weight
of his body neaten the breaking of the
lerger bone itt his leg a little below the
knee. Or. Campbell repaired the injury.
YOITIa BLOOD,
Is the Oante of that tired, languid feel -
Mg which ands rein at this seem. Tim
blood. is impure and has become thin
and poor. That is why yeti Wee no
strength, no appetite, cannot deep. Pur-
ify your blood with Hood's Stresparille,
Which will give you an appetite tore
Becidulph.
---
Bareps.-On Wednesday night. of last
week during the progress of one of the
most violent storms of the season, the
large bank barn of Mr. Harry Dodds,
Gth con., was struck by lightning and
burned to the ground, together with
contents including all this season s
grain. off'150 acres, 85 tons of hay, 8
acres of timothy and 10 acres of alsike,
grain crusher, root pu.lper and 3 sheep.
Mr. Dodds was etaniing in the door
when the lightning struck the building •
and succeeded in saving his stallion,
and three other horses and a cow. The
loss -will be about $2,000 with no in
-
nuance. Mr. Dodds bad intended
placing an ineuranoe on the barn and
contents in a few days. -The •barn of
Mr. Richard Quinton, Tisborrie, was
struck same night but did little damage
besides injuring the south end of the
barn. This also was without iosurance.
-We regret to announce the death of
111r. Shaw, father of Dr, Shaw, Locate
He was an old resident of Liman., He
died at the residence of his daughter in.
Mitchell, on Sunday lest.-Itir. Thos.
MoCante, who met with a serious rite.
away accident on Sunday last, we aro
pleased to note is on the mend.
enterprising firm. Last spring they
WOodiaara.
DinMTEILY Omni:an-A Teems' re-
presentative visited tbe store of • R. S.
Ford & Co. last week. The occasion
was the fall Millinery Opening of this
added millinery to the severe) branches
of their business, and already are on
the uppermost round in that line. The
display is sitnply grand, equal te thab
of any town and would be befitting a
well reg,ulatecl city store. Here can be
found an array of styles trimmed to suit
the stature, complexion and tastes of
the most fastideous. High crown,
broad rimmed hats are worn, trimmed.
cn both sides, The popular shapes are
the Trelby, Valkyrie, Thelma, Bon Ton,
Regent, Reliant ancl Buckingham. In
trimmings will be found. shot silk ribbon
and effects, flowers andfeathers, osprey,
wings and birds, with jet, colors of
royal blue, brown and ereen, "Gem"
in the Eliglish walking hat and the
Dutch tocques are very striking and
much worn. In all the display is to be
• noticed everything which compose neat-
ness ancl attractiveness and which adds
laurele to the honor of the popular
milliner, Miss McConnell and her as-
sistants. Ot the mantle department it
would also be impossible to speak too
• enthusiastically. The golf capes, coats,
and short jackets are immensely fash-
ionable, and the lines shown are ex-
ceedingly taking. The olothing de-
partMent has grown to splendid pro-
portions, where the best Ontario and
American makes for men and boys,
are displayed,
You Don ,Have to Swear off
--
Says the St. Louis 'Journal of Apicul-
ture in an editorial about No -To Bac, the
famous tobacco habit men. "We know
of tneny ones cured oy No-To•Bae, one
a prominent St, Louis arcbiteat, smoked
and °hewed. for twenty years; two boxes
oured him so that evert the smell of to-
bacco makes him Biala" No -to Bac tom
ana guaranteed, no cure no pay. Book
free, iSterlicg Remedy Co., 374 St. Palo
St., Montreal
CATAERTa RELIEVED xn 10 TO 20 Mitt -
tete -One r, ort puff of the breath through
the Blower supplied with each bottle of Dr
Agnew'S Catarrhal Powder, dititutee the
Powder over thenatrface of the eaten pre-
sages. Painless and doliglatful to take,
renown instantly, and permanently •cure
Catarrh, • Hay Fever, Colds, Headed:re
Sore Throat,Toneilitie arid Deafnosa
50 cents, At 0, Latz.
ItIRItT011
Post Office Store
• Is the place to lour
et
BOOTS & SHOES. A new
stock just in tor the fall trade.
We are dealing in tiTtUIT,
Leave your orders early.
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