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Farms for sale
A few good farms for sale oheap-.Money to
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Dissolution of Paytnership
The co-pertnership heretofore existing be-
tween John Trevothick and Robe Walker, of
Crediton, under the firm of Trevethick and
Walker, is, this tenth day of January, 1898,
xnuteally dissolved.
JOHN TREVETHICK,
ROBT. E. WALKER.
1190.
1.11URSDAY, FEBRUARY 17th 1898.
. Local and Distridi ROWS
The clerk of Mitchell receives a sal-
ary of $325.
A Farmer's Institute meeting will be
held at Kirkton on Saturday, Feb.
19th.
Geo. Medford. has purchased the
Futcher fern), 40 acres near the St.
Marys depot.
The County of Perth S. S. Oonven-'
tion will be held at Mitchell on Feb.
23rd and 24th.
A bill will be introduced into Parlia-
ment to make Dominion Election day
a public holiday.
We are glad to report that Dr.
Thompson, late of Kirkton,'Is gradual-
ly improving in health.
The W. J. G-illies Co's dry goods
stock, S b. Marys, was sold by auction
in London on Tuesday.
Chas. W. Robertson, formerly of St.
Marys, was married on Sam 27th to
Miss Edith Alberta Jackson, of
Chicago, Ill.
Geo, Lennox. of St. Marys, left last
Thursday, for Woodstock, where he
bas an interest in a bicycle manu-
facturing establishment in that town.
Messrs. Runians & Butler, of the
London Departmental store, have
Made an assignment. Liabilities $80,-
000; assets, nominally, $100,000.
Mr. D. McErnmer, an old resident of
East Williams, had the misfortune to
break his leg on Saturday. Being ad-
vanced in years it will go hard with
bin).
While loading hOrses on Monday
for the North West, R. Trotter, St,
Ilfavys, had the misfortune to lose a
-valuable one on accountof it getting a
leg broken.
Miss Stella Griffin, of Wingliam,left
for Mooso m in , 1VIan „where she will take
the position of organist in the 1VIethe-
1ist chexch and also take charge of a
music class.
Mrs. John Clark, of 6th con. West
Wavvanosh, had the misfortute to
bare her thigh 'fractured a short time
sine by falling; as she is quite an old
lady the accident will be somewhat
„. serious.
Goderich must be au unhealthy
Spot. The Star says:. --Since January
1, 18081 J. 13rophey &Son, of Goderieh,
have had no less than 17 funevals (or
abut, four a week), and one Saturday
they had charge of three.
Mre, Richard Parnell, of Mitchell,
Me, and Mrs Bradwin, of Blyth,
mourn the loss of an infant child.
Dr. Sinclair, of St. Thomas, North
Dakota, is on a visit to his old. home,
St. Marys.
Alonzo Martin, Sb, Marys, bas sold
his lumber business and coal andwood
yards to R. H. Rieke, of Peterboro,
George Lovatt, of Thorndalo receiv-
ed $207.50 for one bunch of live bogs
Thursday, Mr, Lovatt is a good hog
feeder.
J. W. Bell presented Trinity church,
Blyth, with a handsome baptismal
font in memoriam of his wife, who
died 5 years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Louch, of $t.
Marys, hav,e removed, to Brantford
where Mr, Louch has se cured a situa-
tion in the Massey -Harris works,
The death of Mrs. Belljaillin Riley
occurred on Friday last, on the lst
con., lot 23, of Nissouri. Mr. Riley has
the sympathy of all in this vicinity.
Gilbert Vint, of East -Wawaimsli, was
cleaning a well on Friday, when the
ladder broke and he fell,dislocating one
of his shoulders by striking the pump.
James McEwen, of Thoriadale, the
well known thresher intends leaving
for Manitoba the 1st of March. Mr.
McHwen'S friends are in Manitoba and
•doing well.
G. Knechtel has, owing to the con-
tinued illness of his brother, been com-
pelled to leave St. Marys to carry on
the Stratford house and has sold the
St. Marys branch to T. B. Wiederhold,
of Milverton.
The, Official Returns.-
,
The follOwiog is a statement of the
votes polled for the respective candi-
dates in the South riding of Huron, in
1894 as shown by the official returns of
the Returning officer :
McLean. Weismiller.
SEAFORTH. ,
Polling SubdiVision 1..125 55
2..68 39
3 59 44
4.. 27 28
5.. 34 28
303 187
Majority for McLean ..116
TO'ORERSMITH.
Subdivision 1.. 92 57
2..114 32
3..128 40
• 4..121 39
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458 168
Majority for McLean ..290
USBORNE.
Polliug subdivision 1.. 52 115
2.. 75 55
3.. 51 92
4.. 79• 62
257 324
Majority for Weismiller.. 67
EXETER.
Polling Subdiyision 1 . 27 67
2.. 25 48
3.. .35, 49
• - 4.. 53 74
140 238
Majority for Weismiller.. 98
STEPHEN.
Polling Subdivisidn 1.. 43 62
2.. 44 80
3.. 69 55
4.. 65.20
5.. 86 28
• 6.. 24 66
'7..29 67
8.. 39 72
390 450
Majority for 60
HAY.
Polling Subdivision. 1.. 58 21
2.. 93 96
3.. 74 109
4.. 45 23
5., 79 53
6.. 41 90
7.. 26 27
416 419
Majority for Weismiller.. 3
STANLEY.
Polling Subdivision 1.. 59 33
2.. 67 34
3..2S 107
4.. 19 55
5.. 90 35
263 264
Majority for Weismiller.. 1
GODERICUS TOWNSHIP.
Polling SubdivisiOn 1.. 36 76
2.. 21 67
• 3.. 20 40
'77 183
Majority for Weismiller.. 106
BAYPIELD.
Polling Subdivision I.. 31 80
Majority for Weismiller.. 49
Total vote polled for McLean 2835
" " Weismiller2313
• - McLean's majority 22
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was Stricken down with a paralytie goodswhen they have become
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death at three &Clock on Tueeday blacks, and fitted for long years of
Me was 75 years of age, and leaves al; wear.
Aged husband and three daughters to Diamond Dye Past Black for cotton
artourn her loss, and mixed goods is the only' black in
Died in Tucker on Saturday, the world for dein g cotton and all
„Unwary' 200h, at the -residence of her
son-in.law, James McKay, Mrs,
laabella ilicLeoti, relict of the late
John rinlayson, in the 88th year of
tier age, She was a native of Saber..
landshire, Scotland, and with her
Husband and family emigrated to
Canada in 184. They stayed in Wood-
stock eist weeks, then moved to Code -
rich ter a short time and then to the
4th concession, of Tuckersmith, where
they settled on a farm which they
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Diamond Dye Fast Black for Silk
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All silk goods and feathere that are
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no Diamond Blacks are the best in
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* EXeter February 16tit,' 1898
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She Has Reason to Believe
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Mrs. Allen. Has Rid Herself
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She says:
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a remarkable change in my condition.
For ten years I have suffered from
nervousness and neuralgia, and have
used medicines of all kinds wiLhout,
finding relief.
Your Paine's Celery Compound was
recommended to me, and after using
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Yours truly,
Mas. A. ALLEN, RarriSay, Ont.
AN ACTOR TALKS.
Telis What Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal
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"I can hut proclaim Dr. Agnew's
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I couldn't be without it by me and I
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HAGYARD'S YELLOW OIL is l'prompt
to relieve and sure to curecoughs,colds
sore throat, pain in chest, hoarseness,
quinsey, etc. Pricel5cts.
The London City Hall Accident.
Sad was the sight that was seen in our city,
Cold was the wind that came out of the
North,
Names that were cheerful wore brought down
to pity,
A wreck to be seen ore the morning came
forth.
Shall we mourn for our friends who have gone
on before us ;
Little warning was given that night was
their last
With laughter and speeches in emollient then
silence,
But sobn was revealed that their die it was
cast.
I believe that those victims are now 'mongst
the ble,st
Much safer aro theythan =me of is here,
For God. in his goodness hasiaid them to rest
• As quick as a Rash. then his presence is near,
Let us go to the widows and try to console
them,
With a band stretched to help, let us do it
aright;
Speak a word for the Master and point them to
Him,
And open our heart should it be but a mite.
And those who aro injured that may not re-
cover,
Point to them Seem en the cross -stained
with blood, •
Who is vvilling to saye them and bo a brother
And present at last in the arms of our Lord.
Oh, heart rending scene was that trap
• for those mortals,
How sad is the homes where their loved ones
ShcilifttlenlIgliitn'in our memories till we enter
the portals,
Above with our Lord and our friends who
have gone,
Then those who aro weary this life is all
sorrow
Soon may the clay dawn arid the sun shall
• appear; •
Welcome, come quickly though it should bo
to -morrow.
Thonour rather in' Heaven shall dry every
• tear.
'HENRY HirelPIIREY, London.
RiEllgiS111 NSPOSill COM.
5 ST, PATRICIC STREET,
OTTAWA, JULY 3180 1896
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I have tried several remedies for
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Oats.— .. • ... ..... - .25 to 07
Barley. „.... ••• ... ., - -30 to 40
peas ,,,,, „„ ,... ,...... .. 60 to 69
Butter.— ..... -,.. -05 to 11
Eggs , . ... 15 to 11
Turkeys , , . ....., , .... , .9 to 0
(loose, ..... . -... „ - 1 to 4
(thickens per lb 4 to 4
Ducks, .....
Wool._ . . „. 17 to 18
'Dried Apples, . - . . , 21 to. Oi
Pork dressed ., . . .. ' ....i . 6,00 to 30,5
)ork live weight. - ... ..... .... 1,75 to 36.66,
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Clover seed ..,, • ... • • - • • • • - 4.09 tri ,5,00
Alsike clover .... -. 4,60 to *5.00
TirooldlY seed . ..... 1,00 to $1.25
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Wheat per bushe ,.... ....W. to 82
Oats... .., .22 to 25
Peas - - 45 to , 0
Barley . • . .29 to 31
Bnokwheat , , • • ... .60 to 6
Rye ,.. . • ., .. ... 32 to 39
Corn - • • • 36 to 35
to 32
Butter 11 to 14
... 12 to 12
75 to 80
10 to 10
9 to 10
.... 30 to 50
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50 to 60
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Notice To Creditors
In the matter 'of the estate of David
• Johns, late of the village of Exeter,
in the County , of Huron, Gentle-
man, Postmaster. .
Notice is hereby given pursuaat to the pro-
visions of Chapter 110, of the revised statutes,
of Ontario veld amending acts, that all per-
sons basing deems against the estate of the
said David Johns. deceased, who died on or
about. the 20th day of December, 1807, are re-
quired on or before the 1st day of April
1,308, to send by post prepaid to Airs. Ann
Johns, Exeter, P. 0.., their names, addresses,
and occupationa with particulars of thou;
olefins and statements of their accounts and
the nature of the securities (if any) held by
them. And. notice is hereby gives that after
the said last mentioned date the said ox
ecutors will proceed to distribute the assets
of the said deceased among the poetics en-
titled thereto, having regard only to the claims
of which notice shall have been received by
them and the said executors shall not bo
liable for the said assets or any part thereof,
to apse person or paeans of whose claims
notice shall not hose been received by them
at the data ot such distribution.
L H. DICKSON. Exeter, Ont.,
Solioitorfor tbo Executors.
Dated the 9th day of February, 1898.
EXECUTORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of Edward Jones,late of
the Village of Exeter, in the County
of Huron, Gentleman, deceased.
In pursuance of section 36 of chapter 110, of
the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1887, and
amendments thereto, notice is hereby given
that all creditors mei others having claims
against the estate of Edward Jones, late of
the Village of Exeter, in the County of Huron,
gentleman, who died on or -about the Tenth
day of NovernbereA. D., I897, are requested to
send post propaid, or to deliver to H. miry E.
Huston ce the Village of Exeter, Ontario, one
of the executors of the last will and testament
of the said deceased, on or before the first day
of April, 1E98, a statement of their names and
addresses, anti the full particulaes and details
of their claims, respectively, and oath° secur-
. ties (if any) held by thein ; and notice Is here-
by further given that after the said data the
executors e ill proceed to, distribute the assets
of the said deceased amongst the parties entit-
led thereto,ha,ving regmel only to the claims of
which they shall then have notice, and the
execulni3 of the said estate will not be liable
for the said assets or any part thereof to an
person or persons of whose claims notice shall
not have been received by them at the time of
such distribution.
HEN it Y E. HUSTON}
JOHN DATJN CE Y' Exceutoree
JANE JONES.
Dated at Exeter this 21th day of January, 1898.
•"THOUGHT MY HEAD
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A Fredericton Lady's Terrible
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Should. Combine now a days,
Correctness of Style,
Good Workmanship,
Moderate Cost,
Perfect Fit,
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patrons in any of these. A
• large assortment of .
Vali Winter Goods
In Worsteds and Tweeds, are
now on our shelves, and we WM
take Much pleasure in showing
thorn to you, There are many
other lints that are specially at.
ractive,
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.A.thorobred Durham Bull for service on lot
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31, to in.y\ e SAMUEL PARSONS.
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usual.
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His prices are away down.
His goods are the best,
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4ttongthen the Kidneys and
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years comfortable.
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, tette beep greetiy benefited by
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