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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1896-1-23, Page 8ti BMJ KTAIQ write adve ments. BIG ftDU6TIONS flys �i' NT R GODS '., \V1), tt hcts tahetrauadwanee inprice, Collins 'R..) C, disposed of h s favorite, to pouy "Nell :.) carpet t \k i aviug done at thu G'oullen F ec t cry at 22v per yard, in - chiding warp. Ieser'sB#td.denand McDonellinteny>� i ship r , ti .U.,It consignment . 'l o' 1., � I 1 tt c, a '; i tent of horses to tic, •�4 :a t ivi e AS eteaffl ALio AT— BroU�~ tit, .n Stor6, wr4 -1 = t 'Y 1 Exetcr H1aity 94t11 & 5th.. Auction There will be o.fere(; Ur Clothing, Groceries, Ur..cr. _ Caps and 1 tuc; (it, i e ty .., 2 and 7 P. m. ,kz weeds, Ready-made .L1.6' Furnishings, Hats, K OISHIN a a 'eery like 0'00(lS' Teas ta',ii be () fered in L gts. Do:ft miss this chance. Goods will pcsiti- cly b : sold wit'lour any reserve. WE WANT TO yIAKE. ROOM I'OR A l.'1RuE STOCK ()F BOOTS Sr SHOES. -49"—BE SU.RE AN t 1 AITEND ND THIS SALE.----"0- Seats ALE.----"0Seats will he provide. -1 fn. Ladies, and the best of older will b strictly enforce.., so that °L'lv is Iv may attend the Sale without any annoyance. No boys alt ,'v;;.1 at this Sale. • v1;'rEltEssa1i , 5L'It(alE., a. Is prepuresl to de any kind .,. air.: stuffing. .ad taadern ast ti•c.rh a,. any .iine. IV: T. RANCE. ERNEST h tri °t 1 .Agent for tea wssate .< is d > .c COM- PANY, of Torenou ; else ler tee INsnitAse2, Co+(I ANF, of Loa , , l:ngla`t(1 ; the 5°Lr.i s )S Co.10.1.. r, land. Christma. Pair. We would return our sincere thanks to the numbers w:io iave thus far seen fit to call and inspect our stock. tt'e think all are satisfied, both in i,:.e variety shown and prices quoted. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, we hope, will prove our big days, and as such we heartily invite all who care to come, to step i.n, look tlrou =,h and make themselves at home ; and. whilst we ask for a share of your trade, we would not have you forget our Confectioners, Dry -Goods Men, Jewellers, &e., who also carry very choice lines of Holiday Goods, and will treat you with courtesy and honor. Tian Six Tows:saws' FAIR. J. GRIGG, ' MISS MOFAUL, Proprietor. Treasurer. tuttl atC THURSDAY, JANUARY,28rd,1806., P. r 41ties. There are now 54 inmates in. the Huron House of Refuge, W. Hawkshaw was accidentally struck with a hockey stick under the eye while playing on the rink on Fri - slay night. St. Marys Journal. A building committee from tho Evangelical church. Crediton, were it) town yesferilay looking at the Main. Street Church, seeking ideas and a plan for the proposed church in Credi- ton. They intend to expend about $8,00.0 on a building and equipment. They will adopt the planof Main st eh+izr 'Stir. William Higgins, of Clinton, but who was visiting his son at at Portage, died very suddenly on Friday last. Ide had just bid his son good-bye, intending ' to cone back to Clinton,.. and had reached the doorstep when he dropped and instantly expired. He was aged 7I years, was ordinarily, •%. :in the hest of health, and had not been ;eore laining of any ailment. A cooper yt , rade 'he worked in` Crediton b I ,I'¢r a, time, where he still owns some . perty. His remains were brought ti Clinton for interment. J.W. Broderick. DON'T ` E I —IF YOU GET GOODS— Awfully Cheap a —AT THE 02itilkSsItqi SIONe FOR. THE NEXT 90 DAYS. For on the 1st day of April, there is g sing to be a big, big c'ia•tge in our business—of'which ytla will be informed later on. GJODS MUST GO. o Yes, go they innst. Less than go clays for to clear out the larg– es.: stock in Exeter. Make no mistake, we mean business. The Big Bankrupt Store will likely be a name of the past after the 1st clay of April next. Until then, I3argains, Bargains, Bargains. Yes wonderful bargains, yes - the biggst bargains we have ever o`fered. Sure, certain, positive bargains. Come and share in the plunder. J. A. Stewart. Home made blankets,pure Canadain wool, at the Exeter Woollen Mill, rose $2.5) upwards. The lecture on "Memory" given in Main street church on Monday even- ing by Rev. Schram, was a success. The carnival in the rink on Monday evening was fairly well attended. Fol- lowing are the prize winners :—Half toile race, F. Willis ; boys race . under 16 years, John Spackman; potato race, B. Spicer ; Lady's fancy costume, Miss Laura Lumley ; Gent's comic costume, Fred'k Down, Parkhill. Herman (;heater, the five year old son of Edward Bissett, of Forest, died in that place on Sunday last. The boy had been in his usual good health, when he was attacked with membrane croup, which caused his death :after a few hour's illness. The remains were brougat to Exeter on Monday and on Tuesday interred in the Exeter ceme- tery. The call by Askin street Methodists, London, to Rev. R. Hobbs, of Brant- ford, hasbeen discovered to be illegal as the meeting was held without the sanction of the chairman of the dis- trict, Rev. A. L. Russell. Another meeting will, therefore, have to be. held to consider a call. It is said that a majority of the Board still favor Rev. Mr. Hobbs, but the larger num- ber of the congregation are opposed to his coming to London. • e.ild Country this week. • Wood is beteg brought to town is trgequatrltitaas nt prices ranging fro X1.5:1 to $3,00 ptar cord. be many lr nde of iGlrs. John li i lcso ),' of. Go lerich ich, �i'ill re;;ret td tdar)t oilier• ser 'tie ttlT)d':S. • -1;'e are sorry to hear that Silas N. Skier, of & sborne, got his atm broken some Inaehinery on the 3rd .nst, Tenders. are now being asked for fi the Das112wood mail eolith. The ad- t vee tisera)etit,appe:ursia anetheecolumn. S�:eril cub au the Thames. Read. - An-. nivert ar_ 3.� tea oaf Monday evening 1' nest. GO and spend a pleasant even- Les. ven- • i i.lirert Hooper moved to town; on 1'n array from Crediton, into the. resi donee recently vacated I y "Mr. Fetltoti, on Andrew stre t. The entrance and Publie'selloolleas- ing examimatioris will take plane on o.. c• tl.a 24th, t1 and 20th o J suer neat, . 25thf t �,ta ,, week earlier than usual.. Clive tis 11 the I s :t h news. There are to e atnlver of correspondents, now that . lir busy time is over, we would like to hear from more regularly. The second serves of Farnaer's. Lista. Lute meetings, in South Huron, will be held un the 5th andeth of February, at Zurieh and Crediton, respectively. Mr. George Lewis,. of the London :toad south, has disposed of his farm of 25 acres to Wm. Harrison,of Exeter North, for the sum of $1,000. • The farm is a good. one. The annual congregational meeting of the Caven Presbyterian church was held on Wednesday last The finances of theChurch f u c wereo nd to lie. in it very satisfactory condition. Constable Creech gave free lodging to three ,tramps -on Monday evening. They were behaving themselves in a manner contrary to the laws of the town diad had to abide the con- sequences. The pews in James st Methodist eburch were rented on Tuesday. There was a large attendatnceof member's, and favorite sittings commanded a big rental, some seats going for aac high as ,�',",1o.00. Dr. Campbell, of Seaforth, has dis- posed of his medical practice toDr, De- war, of Cbippawa, and will remove to Brooklyn, where he has purchased a practice. Dr. Campbell was the House of Refuge physician, About five o'clock Tuesday Morning the driving-shedon the farm of Thos, Sha.pton, 'West • of Exeter, was burner to the ground. Live ashes thrown in a barrel near the shed was the cause of the fire. - The municipal clerks in Norfolk county are taking steps to form an as- sociation similar to that of the clerks in Oxford county, Their first meeting will be held at Sincoe during the ses- sion of the county council in the latter past of January.. Wednesday- morning in the wholesale section, of Toronto, almost totally destroyed- the warehouse of Steele Bros., Macintosh & Co. and Park Blackwell & CQ, The loss, which will reach about $00,000, is partially covered by ittsur%an.x'. Ju R' I: M E S hinter Munic,pn1 Counted The Council for 1896 nu't at the Town Hell, Exeter, on January 20th, 1896, All present and took and subscribed the several declarations of quelificat- ion and office in presence of the clerk. Minutes of last meeting read and co;tfir'Ined. 11Ir. D. A. Ross was nominated for Tat Auditor by J, W. Taylor, seconded by W Treble, and Joe-. Seniors ti'tas nomi- T. natcd by T. B. Carling, seconded by ). O. Snell. The Reeve deelared Mr. Ross elected. and appointed Jos. Sen - as the 2nd Auditor. A. By-law for appointment of Audi- tors was duly read and passed on not- ion of J. W. Taylor, seconded by W. Treble. Harding —Treble --That Mrs. D. Brkaund's ;account, $8, certified, be paid.—Carried. Carling—Treble—That 100 lbs of flour. eadli be given to Jas. Gould and Geo. Muttart,--Carried.. varli)tg� Taylor-- Thrt we ask for tenders for stone suitable for xnacca- damizingtstreet.Tenciers to be received. - up to tat of February.—Carried. Officers of Collector, Night -watch, and Road Commissioner, will be ap- pointed. oris application at the next meeting. Sureties for Collector iti $10,1100 will be required. Taylor -Snell, --That this Council adjourn until next Monday evening, 27th lust, at 7.30 p. m.--C'arried, M. EA•Cituu't, Clerk. D. Mitchel!, o.ie of the oldest and most active numbers of the Board of the•Usborne & Hibbert Fire Insurance Company, has resigned the office on account of failing health. At the forth- coming annual meeting a successor is to be chosen, besides other important brtsiness transacted. Reeve Bowden, with characteristic enterprise and benevolence, is arrang- ing for a charity concertto be given in i the Opera. Housei n a few weeks. A first class program is being m1 ern prepared. It is also Mr. gBawden's intention. to organize a permanent Benevolent Society of members of the several churches in town, through whose hands all charity shall in future be distributed. The scheme is a good one and the Reeve deserves the good will of all citizens in the project. John McDowell, of the 2nd con., McKillop, while engaged around a grain crusher last Thursday, had the misfortune to lose the greater part of four fingers of his right hand. This makes three of the brightest and cleverest young farmers in this section who have been maimed for life while working with machinery in the past two months. We learn that Messrs. Black and McIntosh, of Tuckersmith, who were injured some time ago, are progressing as well as can be expected. The semi-annual district meeting of Oddfellows was held in the hall in Seaforth on Wednesday afternoon. In the evening a lodge of instruction was held, when about 100 were present, lodges from Clinton, Exeter and Hen- sel]. taking part. A number of candi- dates were also initiated. At the close of the lodge an adjournment was made to the Commercial hotel, where a sumptuous supper was served. Old Fidelity lodge, which for a long time has been numerically weak, al- though financially strong, is taking a oom upward, and bids fair to become e of the strongest in g town. Ex - sitar. Much symathy is felt in the com- munity for Mr. and Mrs. Henry For- syth, of the Kipper' Road, Tucker - smith, on account of the severe ber- eavement which has befallen them. During the past few days their two only children, an interesting little boy of two years, and a bright little girl of four, have been removed from their home by death. Robert H. died on Wednesday of last week, and Gracey, the eldest and only remaining child, died on Monday last. She was aged 4 years and 21 days. That dread dis- ease diphtheria, was the cause of death. Mr. Wnt. Cash, formerly of McKil- lop, writingfrom Desert,Algoma, on January 6t, says: "Thweather has been very variable here so far this winter, running from 60 and 70 above freezing to 35 below zero on the 4th of this month. There are a number' of school teachers from Huron employed here at present. Mr. Forest, from Stanley, is principal of Thessalon school; Mr. Cain from Howick, is prin- cipal- of the- school in Sault Ste Marie; Welsh, lately of Leadbury, is in our own school. There are others, whose names do not now occur to me. and, like Huron boys generally, they are all doing well." Pupate SCHOOL BOARD MINUTES.-- Jan. 15th. Meeting held in the Town Hall at 8 p.. m. All present. After signing declaration of office by Messrs. ('arling, Frayne antl.Huston, the fol- lowing motions were duly passed :— Pr Dr. -Lutz and 1'. Frayne that H. Huston be chairman; pr W. J. Carling and E. Howard, that the Corporation of the Village of Exeter be Treasurer; p1' Dr. Lute and W. J. Carling, that T. Grigg be Secretary; pr Dr. Lutz, that the wood, repairs and drainage committees remain the Sarno as for 1805; pr E. Howard and P. Freyne, that P. Fitton and W. J. Carling be a supplies committee, and that require - meats for the school be supplied only on the written. order of the Principal; pr P, Frayne nud 13, Howard, that. the regular meetings of the Board be held at 8 p, ro. on the last 't'1'ednesday of melt month; pr Dr. I.titz and E. How- ard, that the order of $31.50, issued by the woo. committee in favor of S. Ctu lmore, be .sustained: pr Pr. Lutz. and W. J. Carling, that the following accounts be paid ,--D, Spicer, glass &e., $1,0 T; .•�)', Howard, labor, &e., $1.75; E. J. Spackman, brooms, &c., $1; &Fa11801i. cleaning furnaces, 50c; Seeretar' yi Iedgerising accounts for 1895, and postage, $5.03; pr Dr. Lutz and I;, Howard,. that all accounts for which special and standing committees are responsible, be endorsed by the chairman of coinnrittee responsible before being submitted for payment; pr L. Howard and and P. Frayne that the chairman instruct the Principal to furnish the Secretary with as list of leaving examination entrants for 1895, the -en trent fees of which shall be re- coupeu by the Secretary on call; pr Howard mid P, Frayne, that thelBoard be an Inspection Committee to visit the school on the morning of Saturday January 18th at 10 a. m.; pr T. Fitton and W. 3'. Carling, that the Insurance Policies at present hi effect, with cor- respondence lir connection, be laid on the table at the nest meeting. of the Board; pr 1V, J. Carling, adjournment. J. Grids-, Sec'y. FACTS ABOUT 1896.—March, May, August and November will have five Sundays each. February begins and ends on Saturday. 1st of July comes on a Wednesday. Labor Day ou Sept. 7th; Thanksgiving will be due about Nov I9th. The only eclipse visible -in 1896 will occur Aug 22nd, 23rd—a par- tial eclipse of the moan. Spring be- gins March 19th Summer, June 20th; Fall, Sept. 22nd; Winter, Dec. 21st. Easter Sunday will come with April 24th. Christmas will fallupona Friday. Subscribe for Tun T131E8. See Broderick's advertisement of auction sale in another column. Joseph Collie, of Egrnondville, died last week, of dropsy at a good age. The TIKES and Toronto Mail and Empire from now until 1897 for $1.21 Dr. W. R. Carr, Kirkton, is the father of a fine big girl, presented to him on the llth Inst. Mother and baby doing well. Henry Hern, arrested last week, by Constable Gill, for stealing a horse and rig, was sentenced at Goderich. yester- day by Judge Doyle, to three years at Kingston penitentiary. Mr. David Dorrance has sold his farm on Roxboro road, near Seaforth, to Mr. Thomas German for $3,000. This a good farm and nicely situated. Mr. German takes possession, on April lst. Edward Bosssenberry, of Zurich, had one of John McAllister's coltsto break, and one day this week he took it out to drive. The . colt reared and fell back, bursting a vein, and in a short time the beast bled to death. One day last week, Mr. John Mc- Dowell, of Roxboro. McKillop, met with a ` very painful and unfortunate accident. He was feeding a straw cutter, when his left hand was caught by the knives, and the ends of three of bis fingers were cut off and the fourth severely crit. Mrs. Elizabeth 1h e Forbes, hes wife of the late John Forbes, died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Taylor, Clinton, on Thursday, just one day before the anniversary of her 91st birthday. Born in Scotland, she came to Canada in 1844, residing in Teronto for about 17 years, and in Clinton for about 34. A meeting of the Huron Medical Association was held in Seaforth on Wednesday last. There was a good attendance of the leading;medical men of the county. Dr. Shaw, of Clinton, was electedresident for the current year ; Dr. pMackay, Seaforth, vice- president, and Dr. Turnbull, Clinton; secretary. The Chicago Canadian-AAmeri- can, of the Iith inst., publishes the' completed list of officers in < con- nection with the Huron Club, recently organized in that city. They are: President, J. M. Sloan; first vice-. resi dent, W.M. Russel; second vice-presi- dent, P. J. Lennon; secretory, W. II. Sanders financial seeretary, W. D. Bonthron ; treasurer, W. B, Hale; ex- ecutive committee, P. J. Wilson, J. Walker, G. F. McDowell, ELECTION OF OFF1cERS.-^^-S,A.Pople- stone installed the followiiag officers of Exeter Lodge, No. 67; Independent Order of Odd -Fellows on Tuesday evening;—Bro. Geo. Jewell, J. P. G; IjWell. Johns, N. G.; J. Oobblediek, V. G;A. E. Fuke, P. Se S Poplestone R. I Pickard Reptile, dl y .V , R N �, R, G,A Hastings, p�L S N G, Prier, S.• TI . Lantbrook Treas.; John en.le, W ar,; Rowe,Con. Crocker, Cha J. H. Grieve, R,S. N. S. Thos. R. S. V,G; Wm, Howard, L. S. V, G; John tki s z S A n o R. S te.Atkin- son, t cit - Win. AI son, L. S. S,; Jas. Jewell, LG. This lodge is one of the wealthiest lodges in 'estern Ontario and is every increasing hi membership and finances. THE SOUTH HURON AOMOUL 'DRAT. SOCIETY :—The annual meeting of the members of the • South I<Iur'on Agri cultural Society was held at Bruc ef'iei on Wednes lay last. The auditors report showed that the receipts of the society for the past year amounted to $1,293, and the disbursellnents to $1,- 253, leaving a surplus of $40 an the year's transactions. The sum of $965 d was paid out in prices during the year, divided as follows Horses, $203 ; cattle, $189 ; sheep, $102 ; pigs, $95 ; poultry, 849 ; dairy products, $14; grain and seeds, s, $38 ; roots and hoed e crops, $81; fine alis, $80 ; ladies' work, $75. The following officers and dir- ectors were elected for the current year, viz ; Thomas Russell, 'Osborne, president ; George Penhale, Stephen, first vice-president ; SVni. Dixon, Brumfield, second vic:e,president, Dir- ectors, ---John Ketchen, Goderich township ; John Islurdoeh, Stanley ;. Robert McAllister, Hay; Henry Smith, Stephen ; Ed, Christie, Exeter ; Rob- ert Gardiner, 'Osborne ; Hugli Mc- Carthy, Tuckersxnith ; Alexander Ross, Seaforth. Robert McMordie, Kippen, was elected the extra auditor. Thomas Fraser, Stanley, and Andrew T. Scott, Brucefield, were appointed auditors. ---At a meeting of the new board of directors, held after annual meeting, M, Y, McLean was re -ap- pointed secretary treasurer'. It was ecided that a meeting of the direct- ors be held at .Mensan about the mid- dle of March, for the purpose of ar- ranging for the spring show and other busu)ese. PEUsuv AI.S.---Mrs. John Ross, of Saddle Lake, Man., is visiting her sister, Mile A. Holland.—Thos, ll,owt- cliffe, of the London roast south, who has been laid up for sone time with inflammation of the bowels, is some- what better.•--Will)urt Lrunbi•ook, of Chatham is visiting his grandfather, Mr. H. Lambrook, towns—,Mies M. J. Lee, of Lucan, is visiting her sister Mrs. J. 'S1'. Blatchford,.. George Ackton and T. Smith, visited William Davis, Biddulph, an Sunday.-43z'zwst Hill, left on 'Tuesday, to visit his uncle, at Thorald.—Thomas Mills,of' Ottawa and Mrs. Elizabeth I)auncey, of '\Vest Mc- Gillivray, spent Sunday at W. Daun- c.ey e, town.--(-]eorge Maws(ni, son-in- law of William rhtn.nc'.e?y,. who has been ill for the past few weeks at Crediton, we are pleased to learn, is unproving, and will soon be able to resume his ?position as tetu'hPi' of the No. a, school McGillivray. --Miss Davidson, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Allwood, returned to her home in 'I'ilsonbnrg last Thursday.—Miss s Fredat Dent, of Mitchell, spent Saturday last the guest uest of Mrs. M. Sando, .of Crystalstar City, 1ai., is renewing ttw,g aa. -c- - quaxntancesin and around Miss Geunie, of Brussels, is the guest of Mee. John V Crocker. --Mrs, i1, D. Young, whohass beenillather daughter's in Crediton .for the past six weeks has returned home, though yet weak. --- Miss Mary Handford left for Toledo, where she will reside in future. ---Mr. McCoy, of Listowel was in town Tues- day, looking for a shop and residence. lie intends coining here to op an busi- ness and reside.—W. .— c e tiV. Dix on, of Bruce- • field will leave next week on another trip to England. He will take a con- s agmaient of stock.—Robt. Dew, of Snowflake, Man., is rcnewingacquaint- ances in and around Exeter. -Bert Cud - mare has returned to Manitoba.—Mr. Downing, of Virden, Man., is visiting. friends in and around Exeter.—John Rowe and wife have just returned from apleasant visit at Thos. Kestle's, mote.—Mise Kate Manning, of St. Thomas, visited • at John Manning's, town, this week. -The reeves go. to Goderich next week to attend the County council. --W, Mill, of St. Thomas was the guest of his uncle D. Mill, the past week.—Mrs. Raevire, of Lacombe, N. W. T. (nee Miss McTavish) called on friends in town last week.—Will Ross, of Clinton,spent Sunday`nnderthe pax ental roof,' and took his former posi- tion in the choir of Main street church. Accompanied by Miss Eunice Eacrett, of Sarnia, they rendered.a very fine cluett duringthe lifting of the collection. • • Rev, Edwitt Holmes, superannnat- ed, of Landon, • has been invited to preach in the Forest Methodist church in the stead of Rev. James Whiting, deceased.. CUT THIS OUT and return to Its with Five Cents in silver, and von will get by return mail, A GOLDEN Bo/a OF GOODS that will bring you in more money in one month. than any- thing else in America. Glarke We offer our sincere thanks for past patronage, and solicit a continuance: of same. Our MOTTO will be, as in the past Hrst61ass Goods AT REASONABLE PRICE, through whichwe can payour honest debts. P. 6LfiRKL lx & SON flhiVE FINIStIED TfkKIMG 5JJ; GK. We have thrown out a number of de sirabje lines of goods to be cleared out be fore E' the arrival of our Spring Importations These are some of the Special Bargains we are offering to clear. 20 yards 8c. Grey Cotton for $1. 14 yds 1-leavy Flannelette for ."$ 13 yards fine, yd wide, Bleached Cotton for $1. 13 yards fine American Print, fast colors, for 41. 15 yards good Hand . Towling for $1. 5oc good. strong Tweed for 35c. 25c all wool Dress Goods for 15c. $25 Men's Fur Coats for $18. $2o Men's Fur Coats for $16.50. $15 Men's Fur Coats for $12 . $g 50 Ladies' Fur Setts for o $7. $6.50 Men's Frieze Ulsters for $4.75• $4,5o Youth's Ulsters for $3.5o. o. Also number of other lines not mentioned in the above list will be sold much less than reg- ular prices. R. PIC I£ ARD & N DIRECT IMPORTERS. Ars z a,; dj 0 Xa Aa r if 1 Announces this week immense harkig ,Sale _. _OF ALL----- M. 600s! Profit or Cost will not be. considered, in con- veying these goods into money. Cash will do warders the next few weeks. FUR GTS FUR GOATS, 4 ROBE f CLOTHING, Olt ItGO TS p are some of the things in which you can get special drives. G. G. JOHNSTON. Gan be Mae°8'r., etw_- I �f. Tour .:t had nod Child- ren 1;711: A', 1 rq Noe w o�,+,i l N, 1 k'i. d. Have you ever tried to renew and recreate your buslia 1103 an! rhilclrenia r (';tet -off -clothing? '1Vhy, this work is, dote t'Oszly by thousands of women, vela. =V day of they year.: They. are .s(oc- cessful, strong and never fading Dia - mend Dyes. Old and faded dresses, jackets. eapes, a CS, coats, and pants and I vests can be made to look like new - garments. at, a. cost of ten cents. When you decide upon doing dyeing work. I,e particularly careful to nse only the Diamond Dyes.. See that )aur dealer (foes not offer you substi- tutes or imitations. If yon are un- fortunate enough to he deceived, your" work is in vain, and your gar- merits are ruined. George Vipond, of Staffa, got bis hand badly cut in the puller one day recently. Exposnre to colds, damp winds, mag result in pneumonia unless the system is kept invigorated with Hood's Sar- saparilla. A vote has been taken in the county of Sirncoe on the questionoferrction of a House of Refuee, and the majority in favor was 1,298. Read Ayer's Almanac, which your druggist will gladly hand you, and; note the wonderful cures of rlie:im,. t'sin, catarrh scrofula, dyspepsia,, 1 eczema., debility, humors, and sores, ••- by Ayer's Sarsaparilla, the only Sar- saparilla admitted. at the world's Farr. To get relief from indigestion, bilious- ness constipation or torbid liver with- • out disturbing the stomach or purging' the bowels, take a few dosesof Carter's Little Liver Pills, they will, please you.. Always avoid harsh purgative pills.. They first make you sick and then leave you constipated. Carter's Little Liver Pills regulate the bowels and. make you well. Dose one pill. DIED. SINCLAIR—In Eensall, on the 18th inst.. James Sinclair, aged 25 years. KISS EFT -In Forest, on the 19th inst., Itormaax CNester, son 01 t.twti .• d Bi35„ tt. fernarly of Exeter, aged 5 years, 10 months. Know \:zat Ion Ltd.' Is tree from the leperI us coloriet . The more you use o •lt the bet you like It. ewe GEO. E. TUCKET7` & SON CO., 1.ils HAMIL-TON, ONT. "MEN iiS This we business i we start equipped THE 1;4 Dry -G Mi —BETTEIt --BETTER ••-•I3PTFElt W13 E: That we Tt) corupetitio in q g r.. This wet first shipm SPRING We kno Spring Go well be ph make an i) buy. %Ve will alI Winter Aecanns eng .teat's sr., met S' His left hes the straw badly that be amputa nurses tt*( • ide, tl wh; r pass t oris r3 without "a trial not tr dure. Dnarria some cases In the ease year old ds whose deal last, the be circuuz-star add to the six ntuntlt: less then f low with t; being disp anee e y th:rl a fair wa deceased cc to the level no Serious Wednesda• company \i is known, I Thursday a awakeued, was found fled. She girl, and h her demise, acquiaintan soling bane Carlton niversary c terian chin Monday the cessful for weather an thns enabli On Sundae preached to large courses re giver with Monday ev Wen, and ith good the attends sanguine e people WE .catered to t A —AND 11 SASH, 'DO( MOULDI KINDS We carry i of all kinds of Seeot Picture Fr, and wo carry a choose From. Frames We defi :"i Shades We'd be 801(1 to '151 Stock. A first 40e. Underta We sI•ways kets, Collins prices. Furniture .lEatlinates kinds of hoiee Call And ex tivill,nd oon)p)