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Exeter Times, 1896-2-13, Page 9
I picked him up Proal a man who knew nothing 5 ' about a horse, '1110 acig1;,. 5 bars said be was "hard a to keep." I knew where the trouble was. His 4 hair stood on end like the feathers on a Foland g hen. His hide was so tight that the slap of your a nded lik2 the hadb eat on him of a.soundrum. Ile was so thin you could see him only when he was mt "l broadside on." Yes Sir l Brought him home under a blanket -was ashamed to beseeu a with ,him -gave him Dick's Blood: Purifier and now after six weeks just see him. _ .= Yes Sir - just six weeks -You can't beat Dick's, it simply puts an animal right. Its worth dollars where it costs cents. You can get it from druggists or at general 2 stores but if they don't have it don't let them pahnofi'something else on you -because a yon can send 5o cents to Dick Fc Co., P. O. Box 48x, Montreal and they wilt send Ca you a trial package. -post paid. iiIMI18QUM011111111U11111Ulllllifilli 11111I111111111111111M1111i11t11llA1HUp11111111}IIIIHIlffiblillflb111{A1 o niunsuu11111gU1111111111111111111111g111lumilillllll111111}Iltlfllillllifllllw }Illtti}llllltll►I1nfBi•Io Suit you exact!" z i In Advanced Years The strength and pure blood neces- sary to resistthe effects of cold seasons c." are given by Hood's Sarsaparilla. "I hie for the last 25 years of my life been eti`,nplaining of a weakness of the longs and colds in the head, especially in ,w the winter. Last fall I wee again attacked. Reading of blood's Sarsaparilla I was led to try it. I am now taking the fifth bot- tle with good results. I can positively say that I have not spent a winter as free from coughs or paine and difficult breathing spells for the last 26 years as was last win- ter. I can lie don and sleep all night 'without any annoyance from cough or pain in the lungs or asthmatic difficulty." /S. M. CeemsrRS, J. P., Cornhill, N. B. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the Only True Blood Purifier Prominently in the publlo eye today. tfood's �iAtg cure habitual constlpa. d tion. Price 23o. per box. "Bill Nye," the humeri:A is dead. Knox Church, Palmerston, • was burned on Sunday last. Mrs. Hurd, mother of Lady Van Horne, is dead. Ex -Mayor •or B s•ers of Gauanoque died suddenly Sunday morning. Jordan Minor ofSparta was compell- ed to pay $150 for running an illicit Commander and Mrs. Bollington Booth of New York have resigned • from the Salvation Arms. It is rumored at Winnipeg that Sir alb Charles Tupper will be tendered the Conservative nomination for Lisgar. The Liberals of Lennox have decided not to nominate as candidate for the Commons, as Mr. Switzer, Patron, is already in the field. A meeting of the blanket manufact- urers, held at Toronto last week, de- cided to advance prices from three cents to five cents per pound. John Caldwell proprietor of the Central Hotel, Galt, was fined. $50 for refusing, admittance: to policeman the +other*ught. Hiram Maxim has fitted. to a tricycle s machine with two Maxim guns, each weighing Lo pounds and capable p able of Zang 000shots per minute. Not one in twenty are free from some little ailment caused by inaction of the liver. Use Carter's Little Liver Pills. The result will be a pleasant surprise. They give positive relief. G. Patterson, of Seaforth, has been • appointed a District officer of the A. O.U.w A London, Huron and Bruce. 14o5Ne NoltTtc- Passenger London, depart8.05A, x. 4.30 P.m Centralia 9,07 5.47 Exeter.... ....... .... 9 22 11ensall 0,37 Ki p p e n. 9.41 Ilruceeelcl9.52 Clinton 10.12 Londesboro 102299 Ilsib ..-............ Belgrave 10.52 Hingham arrive11.10 apnea HoeTH`- W ingham, depart ..... Beray1 e g Bytlh Londae bore Olin ton. ... Brnoefeld................. Kippon ................ Honaall................. Exeter .................... Centralia 6.00 6.15 6 20 6.28 6.55 7.14 7.23 7.37 8.00 Passenger .505 a 2d.347 n 61.03 4.01 7,10 4.08 7.30 2 7.49 4.53 8 06 4.58 8.25 6,12 8 4 5.23 FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS AN Cam AND WELL -TERM RlttnSAY: Mrs Winelow'e Soothing Syrup has been ucod fifty years by millions of mothers for theirohildreb while teething with perfeot success. It soothes the child, softens the gums,allays the pain, cares the collo, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea, le pleasant to the taste. Sord by druggists in every part of the world. 25 cants a bottle. Ito value is incalculable, Be sere and ask for Mrs.. Winalow'e Seething 6.'rup andtakono other kind. KNIGHT. 1.72cetem North More Mr. F. R. Knight has opened a General Store in the stand lately occupied by Brook's Harness Shop with a full stock of GENERAL GROCERIES, BOOTS & SHOES, HAFWWARE, STATIONERY, ETO. Produce aken in exchange for goods. Tr. me.3x-wifo-lax CoVtitCt We Still Lead in Our Line. - -- Loads of Furniture have left our Warerooms the past two weeks. We still have plentyleft for a • ood choice. Call and see us before buying. There are a few left Who have not paid their accounts. Please nettle at once and save costs. R. N. .d.�l ORiM, E Farm For Sale° Lot, 7, Concession3, Stephen .Township; 100 acre , soil clayylotun, Barn 40 by GO with base- ment, Frame Kitchen, 19 acres bush; 24 acres. plowed, 5 acres fell wheat, balance meadow and pasture. Overflowing Spring few rods front barn. Convenient to station, post office, church and school. Has been used as pasture land for seven years. First -claw+ in every re- spect, and well -fenced. Payments easy and possession given•at once. For further particu- lars apply to RICHARD KICKS, Centralia. Landon Horse Inert Assoc!. otion. Will hold their First Annual Sale of Iligh class Horses, Trottora and Pacers, General Pur - pope and Heavy Draughts, at the -O'Neil House Stables and Yards, corner of Talbot and York -Sts. London, on March 18 and ig. Sale at 10 o'clock each day. This sale is thoroughly advertised among Canadian, American and English horse barers. Tho best of all classes will bo offered. Entries received up to date of sale. Entries to be pub- lished in Catalogue must bo made by March 7th. Terms-••-Iintry fee of $1 must accompany entry. No further charge unless sold. Com- mission -5 per cent. on price realized. Entry may bo made by wire or letter to Geo. Oliver, Esq.. 426 Richmond street, London. Bankers - Tho Canadian Bank of Commerce, GEO. OLIVER. H. PORTER & CO, Sec. -treasurer. Auctioueers, Notice to Creditors. In the matter of the Estate of Ann DeLion, of the Village of Hensel], in the County of Huron, Insolvent. Notice is hereby given that Ann DeLion, of the Village of Iloneall, in the Count- of Huron, carrying on business as Millinery Proprietress at the Reid Village of I•ioneal], has made an ate s ignnlnont under R. 6. O., 1887. ('hap. 1.24, and amending acts, of all her estate, credits and effects, to John 10. MoDonoll, of the said Village of Honaall, for rho general benefit of her credi- tor?. A meeting of the Creditors of the said Ann Dollen will bo held at the office of Limit; H. Dickson, in the Village of Exeter, on SATURDAY THE 29TH DAY OF FEB'Y 1896, at the hoar of 2 o'clock in the nfternoon, to re- ceive statement of a firs toInspec- tors tt`a appoint In oc n forc Pp, 3 tors a td the ordering of the i ,r o c afla r f the �� estate genteelly, Creditors are requested t Ale then claims with the Assignee or his olici Solici- tor. with proofs and particulate therefor requir- ed by the said statute, on or before the sale day of meeting. LEWIS H. DICKSON. JOHN 1'.. McI)ONELL Solicitor for Assignee. Assignee. Notice to &editors. of Thomas; Nairn, Deceased. Pursuant to See. 36 of Chap. 110, of the Re- vised Statutes of Ontario, 1887, aotaee is hereby given that all Creditors and others having claims against the estate of Thomas Nairn. late of the Township of Biddulph, in the County of Middlesex, Gentleman, who cried on or about the 13th day of February. A. D. 1890, are, on or before the first day of April, A. D., 1896, to send by post, prepaid, to Elliot & I•.lilot, of the Vil- lage of Exeter, in the County of Iluron. Solici- tors for the Adminietratrix of the said deceased their names and surnames, addresses and de- scriptions, the full particn l rs of their c laima, it statement of their ae,•ounts and the nature of the set:netties (if any) held by them, and that after the day last atnoreaatidthe saidAdmhnistra- trix will proceed to dietributo the assets of the said deceased amen;; the parties entitled.thero- to, having regard only tosnchclaims of which notice shall have been given as above required, and the tai(Administratrixwill not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof. to any per - sou or persons of whose claim or claims entice shall nhave t pc be en rcrt•]p•eA by her at the time of sueb distribution. ELLIOTT .�- ELLIOT, RoItrcis for Ellen1 orlcS. Adnimi s lal Llx. Dated at Exeter this 90th day of Fob. A.D. 1806. TRENT' CANAL. . PE't'b.lti101t) AND LAKEVI :LI) DIVISION. sue"rio!xo. 2. Notice to Contractors. tors. 10A i.ED TENDERS addressed to the ander- " signed, and enameled "Tender for Trent Canal,' will be received at this otMMco until noon on Saturday. 21st March, 1Slds, teethe construct- ion of about four autos of Canal on the Peter - bore' and Lakeflold Iltviskni. Plans and specifications of Um work can be ntheofP sr.., atofli,.oCh Chief Engineer f oo the Departmentof Railway:: c 1R and at Ottawa, orat the Superintending nteniin"Eu l acers Office, o Peterboro' whore forms of tender can, be ob- tained on and after Thursday, 13th February, ,t In tho ease of firms there hast bo attached tho actual signatures of rho frill name. the nature of the occupation and place of residence of each member of the sine, and further, an accepted bank cheque for the sum of $7,500 must accompany the tender • this accepted cheque must 10 endorsecd over to the Minister of Railways and Canals, and Will be forfeited if the party tendering declines entering into contract for work at tho rates and on the terns stated in the otter submitted. Tho ac- cepted chorine thus sent in will be retrirued to the respective parties whose tenders aro not accepted. Tho lowest or any tender not necessarily ac- cepted. Dy Order, .1..T. BALDERSON, Secretary. Department of Railways and Canals, Ottawa, Gth February, I8013. viONEY TO l-0.kN. IV. te at 5 and 52 per rent. Private Feuds. App11 • to EI;LTOT FC. ELLIOT, January, 1893. Solicitors, Exeter. Carr r a + OUT anh rFen Oo n in silver, and von will get by return mail, A GOLDEN BOX ale GOODS that will bring you in more money in one month, than any- thing else in America: A. W. I1NNEY, E. T. Yarmouth, N.S. WANTED SEVEAL NEN of good character, who can furnish horse and light rig. $75.00 to $240.00 a month. Appli- cants write fully. Trip BRADLEY OAButri:s(N. Co., Ltd. Brant ford, Ont. Harness and Saddlery Stook for Solo by Tender. aero The Undersigned will receive tenders urI> .to 4•th. of March f 9C, for the pat llaso of the stock in trade, Harness,Trunks and Saddlery. also shop fixtures, amounting ins all to about $828, belonging, to the estate of John Ward, of ea - forth. Invontory may be seen ,and termu of sale obtained on application to undersigned. ROWT. LOGAN', Assignee Senforth, Feb, 19th 1393. 3. N. Finale. of T.ondesboro, dropped dearer whilee ontcring.his stable one day Last week. EXETER°. TIME. DIARS' &I Litt RTS Exeter, February 26th. 1806. Wheat per bushel 76to 77 Oats 92 to 23 Barley,.,,... .3o to 32 Peas....... ...45 to 30 Butter.... .14 to 11 Eggs 11 to 14 Turireys ... 7 to 7 Goose 6 to 5 Chickens per lb 5 to 5 Ducks to 6 Pork dressed $3.25 to ($3.00 Pork live weight .... $45.0 to $5.00 Hay per ton. .. .:..$$$10.00 to $12.00 Clover seed.... ..$1.00 to $4.75 Timothy seed $1.05 to $225 Loudon, February 26th 1890. ....81 to 82 ....24 to 25 45 to 51 31 to 33 2G to 31 39 to 39 36 to 39 GO to 70 17 to I8 17 to 18 45 to G5 7 to 8 6 to 30 to 50 25 8 to 3U ..$12.00 to $11.09 .. .. $1.50 to $5.00 Wheat per bushol,.. Oats.... ..... Peas .... Barley Buckwheat Ryo Corn Beans Butter .Es Ducks Turkeys per r,.... Geese perib. Chickens Cheoso Potatoes per bag Hay per ton Pork per cwt.... Toronto," February Wheat per bushel Wheat iced Wheat Goose 827 Barley ...40 Peas 57 Oats .... Rye.... ,.........::..... le Butter per It, .• .,.15 Egg.; per doz., ....... .....20 1896. ...81 to 81 to 83 to 67 to 44 to 59 to 28 to 40 to 20 to 22 Latest Live Stock Markets. MONTREAL. Montreal, Que.. February 26, -Continued light receipts, both et cattle and small moats and a slow demand, seems to bo the order of affairs in live stock cirolesjust at present. Most of the cattle purchased on export account aro shipped direct froin the country places whore they aro bought. Constquontlythe only demand at the markets here is for local require. meats. The demand for Canadian horses in England continues good and large shipments aro being mado via Boston weekly. The S. S. Stronans, of the Furness Line, from Boston. will carry 163 head , which are being shipped from Western points through Montreal to -day. At the Eastern Ahatoir market this morning only 100 head of cattle, 25 calves and a vor forr slice]) z 1 lambs wore onoffc r.1recta for butchers ] ruled colt c u ed stead j •, hat there was lrardl • any demand which is - artl tlne, no doubt, to thobservation of Lent. ean4- The heel beeves brought from 3inK a falling oil' in the conanln tion of meets., c to 32e perale, live weight. to -day, with ;won are stock sell- ing at Oe to ale per Ib. and from common to geed from'i 5 fin 2c to ,o. �.. mall meats were al.o rather slew of sal Following Is the general range of quota! lone ;-('attle- -butchers', choice, per lb.. Ole to 31e, live weight. medium to fair, 21e at 31e: culls, 2e. to 29e. Shoop common to good. per cwt., ee2.50 to x3.50• lambs, $3.00 to $3.- 75. ('aloes -Good tochorce, $7.00 to $10.00; com- mon 10 fair, $2.00 to 30.00. British Grain Trade. London Feb. t.0. -The mark Lane Express says :-English wheat to -day WIN stationary' at 29e. Foreign wheat was chi lower, American spring wheat and Duluth being quoted at 27s Gd. and California at 27s Gd. American flour declined Od and English flour was weak. Corn was weak. American being quoted at 15e. Oats. were quiet and peas and -beans firm. Cotton seed firm at 15s. per ton. Market closed with a slow demand, despite the low prices. MARRIED. HIOWLET--SANDERSON--At the residence of the bride's brother.Mullett, on 2 eft, t the I- last., by Roy. G. Buggin, r.!Albert Howlett, of orris, to Miss Lizzie Sanderson. McFAL'LS--\t••HITEFOItT)-At the repidenco of the bride's pnronts Lrsborne, on the 'Leith inst., Mr. Mex. McFaule to Miss Rebecca, daughter of William Whiteford, all of Us., borne. BOYLIG-CURRY-•At 1+1. Pater's church, Bid- dulph, on the 18t11 last.. by Rev. Father Traher Mr. 1'. Boyle, of M.,Oftlivray, to Miss Curry, late of Parkhill. SWJTLnR.-WITALEY--On the 12111 last„ by the Rev. '!'hos. Snowden, Ph. B. at the resi- donee of the brides parents, Mr. Norman Les- lie Switzer, of Paborne, to Miss Laura Ethel Maud W lialoy of Newhard. SIS EIt1tA'I'•--ltOS$--At• the residence of the bride': parents. Fre Marys, on Feb. 111th, by the ltuv. 7'. A. Cosgrove, Margaret L. !toss, daughter of Mr. George Idossa, to Olive T. akerot, of Bruace. Ont. DIED. BOSS- • In Stanley, on 170i in;t., John Ross, aged 84 Sears. CRYSTAL -In McKillop, on the 12th Met.. Wm. Cry stal. aged 3I year». LONSBOItOU3*H -At Lieury, on Feb.17th. Ed- ward Lon h rough, aged 75 your; 8mon4hs. McK1:N1 110 --In Loa:an. on the 19th Mat., in- fant ,on of Mr. -W. McKenzie, aged 8 days. JOITNSTON-In Bayfield. on February 17tb. Charlotte, wife of Mr. W. G. Johnston, aged 21 yearn. BOYLE-Tn Logan, on the 10th inst., Eleanor wife of Thomas Boyle, aged 83 caro awl 6 months. t WALKT:It•--In Markham township, York County, Margaret. widow of the late John Walker, formerly of Varna, aged 59 years. KENNARD.-In Brumfield, on Feb 18th, Maria A. Kennard, youngest daughter of Mr. Thome J. Kennard, aged 27 years, 9 months and 2 days.. • Ix SAvzsn OUR Cn1LD. "My little daughter, three and a half years old. suffered throe years with Eczema. Her little body covered math the itching rash. and doetoridid no good. Four boxes of Chase's Ointment hay o entirely cured and saved our child. ITer skin is clear and not a sign of rash is to be seen." Andrew Alton, Hartland, N. B. Mr. Alton, is ono of thousands benefited by this unfailing cure for piles and skin dis- 0(1(40 ABSTRACT F 1a:Delts and Expenditures --OF THE - VILLAGE OF EXETER, FOR THE YEAR ENDING 1895. Balance from 1394 t recollootod taxes Interest on uncollected taxes Taxes on General Account Special lotus] rate • License Fund Poll tax' County Grant Boundary Linos Legislative School Grant Public School Boarcd • Moneys borrowed Interest on deposits Dog tax Street Watering Miscellaneous $3567 50 85 6758 91 1083 35 479 40 8 00 216 0010) 132 00 1500 00 28 39 127 00 165 75 150 27 Total Rouble t14105 23 Payment to (".minty Treasurer Public Soltoel Board Streets, Bridges, Parks, the., Town Hall Account Salaries and (commissions Loans repaid Interest on loans - Water Supply and Fire Protection Election expenses Taxon refunded Rebate. Tares Co. Treasaver Chanitios Pain :lupe Matinee -Ty and Postage Registration Lightieg Railway Debontuee Debt 'Town Hall Debenture Debt (,4canolitdtie Pavement 'Debenture - Legal Fees Street Watering Account - Mieellanooes 61530 GO .3318 68 1940 82 150 75 591 35 1500 00 27 74 831 75 21 50 18 20 22 27 193 1.5 105 39 • 6 40 398 98 791 48 325 00. ' 120 50 74 25 115 42 601 18 $1126747 Total Receipts bronght down $14405 23 Total Expenditure brought down 11207 47 tl trance on hand December 31st $3137 70 D. A. ROSS, 1Aimrroxts. .LOS. SENIOR, J Dated 201,h of.Feb'y,ism it T©r- rnnhr! Thousands of Victims, Pabw'Celery CCOM 13o1-1111 Nat.. llXll' i� l'i ..ie Cure. THE RING OF DYSPEPSIA The acknowledged king of dyspepsia medicines! This high position has been gained by Paine's Celery Com- pound lifter years of grand success- es in every Province of the Dominion. Our ablest legislators our most eminent judges, the clergy, medi,•al 10(03, business (nen, and thoelsauds in humbler callings, unite in proclaiming the grand and cur- ing virtues of Paine's Celery Com- pound. rt. has cured the worst cases of dyspepsia, indigestion and stomach troubles, after the established for- mulas of the medical faculties failed to do the work. Mr. George A. Wiltse, of Athens, Ont„ says; "I want to add my testimony in fayor of your valuable remedy, Paine's Celery Compound, which I have been taking for over 8. year for dyspepsia and severe pains in the neck and back Of head. Your Medicine has produced a complete cure in my ease, and I have recom- mended it to several frieucls,whoclaim they have received great benefit. I can testify, thereof, in all honesty, thait your P Llne'S Celery Oor n:lncl is 11 very valuable aneurine." p • Thoat st, Na I.i a News. Mrs. John Callahan of New Glasgow, N. S., is dead, aged illi•. There have been 45 deaths in Brantford since the year opened. Their, are two young ladieap in Barrie • who were born on Feb. 20. A painter named John Lansborouglt dropped dead in Brampton, aged 70, Rev. Henry Irvine of Gotieriell has been invited to Kincardine .1Iothodist Church. :Ilel'1•itton Method's' s 1'r.; a in it3d Rev If. S. Douglas of Lyuedock circuit to become their next pastor. Sir Charles Tlibbelt Tupper has en- tered the Halifax law firm of Borden, Ritchie, Patrker it Chiehohn. The Presbyterian Printing and Pub- lishingCo., of Toronto. hats called a meeting of creditors for this � Tl g k 1 t 11 1 seri:. Barrie town council got. through its business Monday evening in 1r. min- utes. Monday, Aug, 3, was set for the CIVIC holiday. 111 1 dtL . Board of Trade ; s been formed C. at Myth, with (. >-Ianlfltepn as pre- sident and J. S. McKinnon as secretary - treasurer. Charles Vahe. • of St. Thomas, an engineer on the M. C. R., put a. frosty switch key into his mouth and in hast- ily removing it lost a portion of bis tongue. Reginald, the three-year-old child of Mr. A. Bowley, of St. Marys, was so badly scalded tin' other day that the skin came off' his arnis and chest with Ids clothes. He will recover. George McCormick of Orillia has been chosen as the Conservative can- didate for Muskoka and Parry Sound, filling the vacancy caused by the death of Dr. Wade. i n - Dr. 'Wallace,formerlysuperinten- dent ape lt.,n S ru D dent o€tile Insane Asylumat Hamilton is dead at Port Elgin, aged 50. Ap- oplexy. Eight persons lost their lives in •L fire which destroyed the residence of r c Mr. James s B.Arnl cl at Baltimore 11 Jleo 0 Sunday morning. A n over -heated furnace ]aCe )i i. was the Cause William Clark has been convicted at Chatham of stealing wheal from his neighbor, J. W. Elliott. Clark went to help Mr. Elliott in his threshing and got away with five bags of wheat, Which the granary would not hold. James Parr of Hespeler started to drive home from Preston on Sunday. Monday morninghe WRE found lying in the snot. near `his home. His face, hands and feet were badly frozen, but it l.3 thought he will recover. Martin McNulty of Douglas, Renfew County, who was working in the woods in Sudbury district; was carrying a skid down hill when he fell. The skid struck hint on the head and killed him. Storms on the Black Sea have caus- ed great loss of life and property. Seven steamers and eighteen sailing vessels have foundered, and it is be- lieved that n]are than IOOpersons have perished. Miss Mattie Manning, teacher in the first grade of the Aberdeen school London cried rather suddenly on Fri- day afternoon at the residence of her brother. of inflammation. She had been ill but twodays. Front the report just published it is learned that the smallpox last winter cost the township of Malahide• a total of $1,835.01. There was a refund to the township of $237.50, which reduces the total by this amount. The Rev. D. J. Macdonald, pastor of St. Andrew's church, Toronto, died Saturday, after an illness of six months, at Fergus, Ontario. The funeral took place on Monday last at Mount Pleasant cemetery, Toronto. Sneak thieves went through the post office at ltidgetown Thui'sdaty night, the general delivery and re- ceiving boxes being literally cleared out, not at letter being left. Tho cash and stamps were in a secure place and were Untouched. • ' • G. I. H. Morin, who Wats sentenced to be hanged i111800 for the murder of a 11)01: named Roy, and afterwards had his sentence commuted to ire,' prisontuont for life in St. Vincent de Pani Penitentiary, h15 been set free by Lord Aberdeen's or der. - A decree from the Pepe a1nlnil8 the marriage of John and Mary .Keele • of Halifax for the reason that • the inar- ria ehad not been consuiitnlated. The couple lived together only three weeks. The case is remarkable from the fact 1 that the Roman Catholic Church does not allow divorces ordinarily. A Walkerton firm takes cattle in exchange for pianos.. Shakespeare's flax mill, recently des- troyed, will be rebuilt. Great distress is reported axnoug the inhabitants of Fortune Bay, Nfid. Robert McCulloch proprietor of the • Hawkesvjlle Woollen Mills, is dead, aged 09 years. • • • Mrs. McKay, wife of E. McKay, editor of the Ridgetown Plaindealer, cited o11 Sunday at 2 a. in. Felix BTownscombe has been ap- pointed town treasurer of Peterboro', rn place of Chas. McNeil, resigners A little child of Thos. Pierce, North Buxton, on Monday got hold of a bottle of laudanum, ., and drank enough to poison it. Peter Forbesof Port Lambton, has purchased the Arthur House, Wallace berg, from F T, Hihegan. The price paid was $11,000. Impoverished blood causes that tired feeling. Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies. enriches and italizes the blood and gives vigor and vitality. Wm. ('lark, the maul who zvas con- victed of stealing five bags of wheat from 3, W. Elliott, of Chatham Town- ship, will spend the next five years in KingstonPenitentiary. To be free from sica headache, hill- ousnessconstipation, etc., use Car- ter's Little Liver Pills. Strictly' vege- table,. They gently stimulate the }fiver and free the stc» ):at3 from bile. The Grand Orange Lodge of New Bruusnick, is petitioning Parliament to defer the message of the Remedial Bill until the electors have lead an op- portunity of voting upon the 11301380 Yon hardly realize that it is medi- cine, when taking ('artei"s Little Liver Pills: they are very small; no bad effects; all troubles from torpid liver are relieved by their use. Brantford has entered suit against the Cl. T. R. to prevent the removal of the car shops to London, and to re- cover a bonus of $34500 claimed to have been granted by the city to the railway. Principal Grant stated in an address onthesingleC ta\ theoryatp Kingston on "Wednsday, that single tax was founded on a false statement of faets and 0 false philosophy of life. Worrell Bowe, employed layei ipo 1 the Brookbank f112S tl con., 1 •t ( n., t 11aLt 1< nl township! on Monday pickets up a re- volver lying on the table and snapped it. He did not know it was loaded. The ball entered the calf of his leg, anti was taken out at the ankle. The entering wedge of a fatal com- plaint is often a slight cold, which a dose or two of Ayee's Cherry Pectoral might have cured at the cominence- ment, 'Therefore, it is adviseable to have this prompt and sure remedy al- ways at hand to Meet an efnerge ney, Alfred Glynn, all orphan from the Stratford Home, zvho was working for Farmer Ambrose French of Paper's Cozners, near Ingersoll, was shuck en the side of the head by as school elate. Glynn went to Mood several days afterwards but his head pained all the time and finally be dial. The people of ('hrist Church, Lis- towel. u lapse building Was destroyed by file recently, have decided. to re- build next summer. It is probable y that Lhc, 110W edifice will be construct- ed of stone and will cost about $4,500. The insurance on the burned church stood $050 on church, $350 on contents and $100 on organ. That the blood should perforin its vital functions, it is absolutely neces- sary it should not only be pule but rich in life-giving eleiiients. These re- sults acro the best effected by the use of that well-known standard blood - purifier, Ayer's Sarsaparilla. A. conviction of inlportan('e was made by Magistrate Denison at the Toronto police court Monday morn- ing. Mrs. Mary Strong, the female impersonator, who votea in the name of "Ann Ellis" at the recent municipal elections in that, city, was fined $210 and costs or Gt) days in jail. She in- tends to appeal the ease. A case of sonic interest to farmers was tried at Glencoe the other day. Edmund Statbone was engaged by a farmer of Ekfrid named Jeffries for two ears under a. written agreement nent atacertain rate per month. - Evidence of a subsequent verbal agreement, making the wages payable yearly, was not allowed, and judgment for the tuluiber of months served was given for the plaintiff. It is officially announced in Mont- real that twelve • families from the parish of St. Braise situated! about 30 miles from that city have left the Catholic Church and joined the French Protestant Mission of Grande Ligne. The cause of the desertion is said to be the great .increase of clerical taxes. The parish priest has taken the de- sertion very calmly, and Sunday asked his congregation to pray for "the n]isguided people." • Some time ago 3120 Rife of Arthur N. Fitzgerald, of Chicago, a former resident of Forest, was so badly burn- ed while rescuing their little boy that it required over 10,000 pieces of skin taken front other persons to cover the 750 square inc:hes of her body and arms which hacl been burned. 1,Ir. Fitz- gerald states that his wife is now able to leave the hospital, and that they intend .spending a few months in Forest. ALWAYS PLEASED ! No grumblers or growlers when Diamond ®yes are Used. • Thousands of pleasant, happy and graceful letters are now on fide from ladies who have tasted tho popular Diamond Dyes that always do their work well and satisfactorily. ' Mrs. Thos. Laavin, Newark, Ont., says : "I find that Diamond Dyes are the best, as I always get good and fast colors from them. I have used other dyes, but they are all inferior. Mrs. Wm. Moore, Steenberg, Ont., says r "We like Diamond Dyes better than all others 913 the market ; they r sOways give splendid colors." YO hen ladies •ask for Dlemon el Dyes, they should always insist upon seeing the name upon the package, 8.84)1)11310 are so many worthiess• .dyes sold by deal- ers. Are You GOING TO GET A A PIA IA An ORGAN Or a Sewing iliac/bine • We nave the best assortment and the ,cheapest.( Come in and See Them Or else write for particulars PERB.INS & MARTIN Nei HIM �1 BU _ M 1 Then Come To Us for Best Bedroom ::am�alr Suites For ours are selected with a view tosuiting fd t n the most searchiDg taste,and all can get what they want at any price. The Leading Furniture -Dealers The Leading Undertakers. G'idley & Son, ODDFELLOW'S 13LOCK. Live Hogs Wanted ---AT THE ---- DR. SHOULTS, cl?,NTR,kI,IIt. OMoe opposite Methodist Parsonage. x KINSMAN, DENTIST, A L • LD SPECIALIST InGOLD FILL- IA(4, EXIBACTINGI and PLATE WORK. Gas and local Anaeafbelios for pain- t 1l. extractive. 2nd door north of 0AR- Llr ti't+stere TALTONANDEItSON D.D.S • L.D. 8. Honor Graduate of the Toe rontolrpivereityand Royal College of Dental. Surgeons of Ontario. Seeeisltiee, painless estraotlon and preservation of the natural teeth Office over the Law('ffioo of Elliot& Elliot. opposite OentralBetel, Exeter. Ont. T. AGNEW L. D. S.DENTIST, • CLINTON. Will he at Greb's hotel Zurioh on the second Thursoae of oaeh month and at Hodain'e hotel Eeneall every Monday Agents re --7 Eflix a u» can lata 321 it r ell aellini our balm (cl•soiseeszum 1. Is Vital) weld, Per:zonatt ruttier sett ea le !le x lu iv e Unit, ry. '0 rite tcnc otar tetras a to E O• cater -AM, Nrsssar) s , 'lt bum, °ewer°. -THE-- People's Building and Loan .kssociation. LONDON - - 014TA.310 Swam or Duo:cross Deal. A. Rollins. Dr. C. Lutz, - L 11. Dickson, David Mill, Fred, W. Online, 12; ExaTEa.ONTARIO Preaidout. Vice -President. Solicitor. Valuator. Secy-Treas. DIRECTORS. /no Grigg, E. A, Franck, Jars. 61111er, Wm? Southcoct, Dr. Thos. A. Amor, Sam1. Sander?. Make money by saving money. Sixty oentl per mouth will ensure $iue in 74 years. Per terms application o sof r.3 and i ne rs c a i ars nfor- mation apply to the secretor , Mr. ,Fred, W. Coiling. Post OfMee, Exeter, Ont. InELLO I S9Y 1 Have you an old Buggy Top that needs re.eoyeting and eon wish to have made es geed as new ? Side Curtains played out ? Your Cushion played ont ? or other Trimmings shabby and renewed so. call an 1 . C OLArreE1' ', Or leave your orders at Jones' Carriage Works, Exeter. All orders will receive prompt attention and done in a workmsnsbipliko mauuer, Cbsra_ee moderate. tzetorhonElinso GES Y9UR pars We are cutting up fresh hogs eyery day. SPARE RIBS, TENDERLOIN, HEAD CHEESE. FRESH PORK SAUSAGE, BOLOGNA, CUTTINGS, PIGS FEET, SHANKS, fresh daily, AT EXETER PACKING HOUSE, We are rendering PURE LARD every day. Parties wanting crocks or pails filled should<do so now. Park is low in price. Thanking you for past favors, I remain, C. - Prop. ,9 Suit of (Jiothes or a Singe Garment Should Combine now a days, Correctness of Style, Good Workmanship, Moderate Cost, Balsam. Perfect Fit. ProYou s You look for these in an old and a remedynounce for COtiGHS, COLDae reliable place, and A. J I AND BB0ACRITIC TBOUBI ES, SNELL never disappoints his patrons in ani t , - , of these. A Winans Condition & Gough Powder large assortment of JJQ VV T At W. Johns', The Tailor. Made to order for $3. 6, 7, etc. Suits $11, 20, 21, etc. The h best lace in town to get a fit. W, JOHNS, The Tailor. Central DRUG STORE. Those who have used W1nafn's Cough Fall Winter er Goods In Worsteds and Tweeds, are now on our shelves, and we will take muchleasure in showing g them to you. There are .many other lines that are specially at- tractive. cam. s7. SIVOLL. for horses, best in the mar- ket, always on hand, Also a Cetobenofacto and .Lini• men(, the medicine so SUC oessful1 used byMr, Chas. a Munroe, Parkhill, in this and other tons, n treatin g and curingvarious diseases, For Sale at C, LUTZ'S