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Home My WebLink AboutExeter Times, 1898-11-17, Page 4T ICInelleMet= lar IneXeldAllaNT,1805) The Molsons Bank\ Palette Ogees - - 42,004,000 1,e00,009 Read eftice. Montreal, ,',ItTentrZRSTANT40111A$,Nee., esneateelseeeseeen Money advaueee to pea, farmers on tintit awn owiova or more eadorser at 7 per eat. pm column. eNeeter Branca, Pen ever lewful day, from aMa, to Pm BATTIK/ANA 10 a.m, to 1 p, ut. 4.huweat rates et interest allowed on depoits N. 33..HUSDON, Mamager. Mote?, Dec.elth,,ee flea Peed - Caiender for November, 1 89S. , . 6 13 20 27 MON-PAT, 7 14 21 28 TLM$DAy,,,, 1 8 15 22 20 wommemee-, . 2 0 10 23 39 Tatriesnav.... a 3 10 17 24 4 • 11 18 25 SATunndx..,!... 5 12 19 20 Perth QoUnty NOtes Scarlet fever is prevallent111Mitchell. Je Bailey, &tem:el-till, lute rentecihis shop for 1800. The automat of taXes to be raised in Potrolla this year is $39475. James C. Fuller, of Logan, has an apple which measures 12e inches in cite eumference. All the teachers of the Mitchell prib- lic school bave been re-engaged at the former salaries. Robb, MeIetoelefortnerly of Mother - but now of Oak River, Mane -was severely- gorei1 by a bull lately. Willison Stewart, harness -maker, Luctien formerly of Granton, is fully recovered from his receet illness. The new creamery ot the Ballantyne Dairy Supply Co. in the Macklin block Stratford, started work last Wednes- day. James Storey has sold his new frame (-livening house on Water street south to E. H. Brown, of St. Marys, for the stun of $1,020. Messrs. Cole and Davidson, Mitchell, boot and shoe dealers, have sold their stock to Messrs. Thorne Brosawbo will take it over Jan. Ist, The South Perth Agricultural So- ciety will hold an art Loan Exhibitioe Nttfh ttflt he the Town Hall St, Marys,from /eon - day, Nov, 21st to 2Otb. Victor D. Laing has resigned his osition. as teacher for S. S. No. 8, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17th, 1898 NOTES AND COMMENTS. Already there have been six Liberals unseated as follows -W. Huron, East Northumberland, Halton, • Nipissime West York, and South Perth, while Only three,Conservatives have lost their eeats. There was more corruption at Mae provincial eleetion of March, 1898. that at any Ontario election for the last twenty years. It is but fair to assume that the Liberals having the resources of two Governments at their back had most money to spend in bribery. The election law is a farce, and politics iu Ontario must necessarily go from bad to worse unless strong and. honest men rise inside each party to suppress this tendency to attract "floaters" with whiskey and thouey. WEST HURON. - The Liberals of West Huron were called together Friday to nominate cauclidates to contest bye -elections for both the Local and Dominion Houses. J. T. Garrow, q. C., the late member, was unanimously nominated for the former and. Mr. Robert Holmes, for the latter. Mr. Holmes is a son of n. Hohnes, formerly Assistant Provincial Librarian, now of St.Catherines,where Mr. Holmes was born 45 Tears ago. Mr. Holme's father purchased theOlin- ton New Era ha 1855. Mr. Garrow had been spoken of as a candidate for the Dominion •Hottse. "I consider," be said, "that the post •Of nay duty, because the post of danger to -day, is the local house. q one -Oleg to stand by my old friends in theLocal House until they are out of difficulty at all events. It is'ofeamte coneetneence to carry West Huron far' the' Local House than it is kir the Dolnin ion. This is the battle grchand. 11•••••••••••••••• ownie, Ile intends beide g a course in a husinese college after Christmas. Arithouy, son of Jas. Vaoclrick, Lis- towel, died on Wednesday. He was itt ble ninth year, ancl had suffered from a fractured spine since infancy. 1Vhile Mrs.,Ciepling was walking up Wellington street North,St. Marys, on Saturday, owieg to the slippery walk shel.ell and fractured her arm at the wrist. Mr, end Mee. R. Gill, who have hem residents of St. Marys, foe the past 14' or 15 years, left last Wednesday to re- side with their stein George, at Rue- seldale. Richard Lope", of Listowel, has bought the Clyde Stallion, "His Lord- ship," from E. Trachsell, of Simko- speare. Mr. Long paid a good figure for him. My friend look here 1 you kilo i.YoW weak and nervous your wife is, and you know that Carter's Iron. Pills will relieve her, nosy why not 1.16 fair about it arid buy her aboW Mr. Samuel Kirkby, of 13Iausharcl, was united in marriage Wednesday afternoon of last Week at the residence of the beide's• parents M Thaineeville, to Miss Annie Tomlinson. The Merchauts' Bank purposes open- ing a branch in Althaston shortly. It will be under the supervision of Mr. Wateebury, manager of the St. Thom- as brancle formerly of Mitchell. Miss Edith Pyke, of Shak.espeare,has left for Buffalo. She will accompany Dr, and Mrs. Pierce, of Buffalo, au a sie: months' trip through Florida, Cuba aed Porto Rico. The party will leave about Dec. 1. . As we anticipate,old Mrs. Bremner's injuries prayefi more than the great age e.nd enfeebled constitution could bear and she passed away. at Sebrieg ville, on Wednesday night about 10 o'- clock and was buried. m the villaze cemetery on Friday. Word has been received in Downie of the death of an old resident, in the person of Mrs. Iniley. She bad been visiting her daughter in Michigan when she was taken i11, resulting in death; The remains were brought to SteMarsee Monday and interne1 in the R.O.cenie. tery, St. Marys contains six claurclires; seven schools, two stations, a town hall, a post office, five hotels, oatfneal, grist and planing Mills, ,c5tifos"Watiti --sere one ale?. Mtnewell works, situate's' near the switch, and giving employment to manytuen. . Messrs. R.Davidson wed Jun. Coppin of Mitchelrattended the sale at Grande' stables; Toronto, on Tuesday, of the late Dalton Mcderthy's horses, carri- ages, &c., but were unable to buy even a *hip, everything went so high. A pair of robes sold for $110, a set' of double harness nearly $120, and every- thing else in proportion. Henry Kneisel, a farmer living near Gadshill, met with a very painful and a most unusual accident on Monday. He was taking a cow into Stratford and had reached the railway crossing on the Morn ington road, when he es- sayed to hit the animal with the rope • by winch he was leading her. In some manner the end of the rope flew around and struck the unfortunate man in the left eye, , completely de- stroying the sight. It is with regret we announce the sudden death of a former resident and husinessanan of St. Marys, in the per- son .of Robert Reicisof Ridgeway. The cause betegepopley. Mr. Reid came here from Galt in the year 1875 and with his brother-in-law, Mr. Wood, parcbasecl a foundry then .owned by Peter Hageseet. Mr. Wood:died a few years late t and. the business was then carried on by Mr. Reid himself. He remained in the BLone Town till 1893, when his building was burned down. Shortly after he removed his ft -tinily to Ridgeway, littving secured a situation as engineer in Butler's flonr mill and has resided there ever since, The Maxwell Implement Menefee. - tering Company are desiring some in- &temente to remain at St. Marys. By the original agreement between the town and this firm, the latter obtained epon certain conditions a $30,000 bonus to remove their agricultural works from Paris to St. Marys for a period • of 10 years, and it therefore expires on the 31st of December, 1808. The council have decided to ask the firm to -pay 4 per ceiat interest on the un- paid balance of the bonus, amounting to $12,000, until the amount of such balance is paid off, the plan of pay- ment being that arranged in the origi- nal agreetnent. 0. E Pfeffer, of the firm. of Fleischhatter & Pfeffer. lumber dealers, Tavis- tock, has just harvested a second crop of potatoes this season. He planted his early potatoes in the ordinary way and when the crop ripened, he took some of the product and agree planted quentite" as an experiment. Ile late. ly deg this lot, and has e first-class sample of. the Irishman's favorite vege- table. This Is somethieg that is excep- tional. inOtitario, and Mr. Pfeffer has demonstrated that, given an ordinary' Mosorip, of 'South Perth, Un- seated. The South Perth election protest case was resumed Saturday morning before Chancellor Bciyd aodenneee „Just, Meredeenn reeleseeneeeeenen eeseeeptenthweb&ileitee"cfamtea. for Mon- teith, and. so regarded by the county Judge, but which were rejected by Mr. justice McLennan, on appeal. After argnment their Lordships announced that they had decided that the election should be voided because of it not hav- ing been a fair one owing to the mis- printed ballots. They attached no cen- sine to anyone for the occm‘rence. The counter petition was then taken up and several cases of bribery testi- fied to in Mr. Monteith's behalf, the money for which it was alleged, was furnished by Mr. Graham .of St. Mary's, secretary of the Conservative Association. Wm. Tobin, a bartender of St. Mary's, acknowledged having paid out various sums to voters, which he said was furnished by Graham. This Graham denied .on oath. The eudges decided that no corrupt prac- tices had. been proved on the part of the Conservative candidate, het diet the votes of those who bad 'received bribes should be tnrown out. Summing the whole matter up Chancellor Boyd and Justice Meredith delivered judgment, Mitring the seat va.cant. The candidates individually were cleared of bribery eharges bet bribery. by subordinate agentshael 'heel) proved. Each party pays his awn taste. Within the hour after the court ad- journed Mr. Monteith and his friends met and decided that, as the trial judges held the mieprinted ballots were marked for the Conservative candidate and as Mr. Moscrip's majority had been 'wiped out independent ot these votes by the striking off of four of his sup porters, the seat should go to Mr. Mon- teith, It was therefore arranged to carry the case to the Court, of Appeate and the brief and money were bat hi the hands of Mr. Bristol before he left on the 4.30 train. Mr.IkL LeGear has sold his farm 00 acres in Downie, lot 14, eon. lA Mise Annie Adains. 'Jan Deeher jr., has purehased the Ifr,, ma, Boht. Gnest left st,- farm of G. Rech, near Zurich. Mar's Thursday to make their home Barry ercon, oWiDgboail, visited Hanhaord, N. D. friends in Exeter this week before Huron County Notes, Col. Leys, Liberal member for Lan- don, will run the gauntlet of 1,030 cbarges when his trial comes on, which is set for the 23rd inst, The executive of the Liberal -Conser- vative Association of South Oetario held a meeting at Whitby Monday night and decided to enter a protest against the return of Hon. Mr. Dryden et the recent elections. John Hislop of South Easthope re- cently perfected a turnip puller, on whieh he has applied for a patent, and whidh bids fair to render this arduous work Iess irksome. The machine is somewhat complicated and is attached to A wagon, one end of which runs on the ground on wheels. Revolving knives top and pull the turnip, which is then carried to the waggon on an e;. ttor, doing its work very satiefitc- fine him to his room for several weeks. -Loa iy, It , weighs about 700 lbs., being season, or favorable a season as 98 Tho ateldent ocouvred ae the crossing constructed entirely of wrought iron has been, two crops of potatoes can be of the railwa,y on the Wyton road in and steel. successfully grown in ono sen,son. the township of West Nissottri. mr. ens, moeseey ne wife, of Grand leaving for the States. Rapids, Mich., .are visiting. in St, Mr. Wm. .A.rebibaltl, McKillop, teen years. going to SeafoitAli to live. Jr .,Ba. Grose, of st. Marys, has rpur. The assignee of the estate of Logan chased from Mr. B. Leg•ear, West Co. Seaforth, is paying a first, .divi- Ward, thewest half of lot 14, con. 13, dend, of 40 per cent, to the creditors. Downie, consisting of 50 acres, for Arthur John and Henry Kestle, sons $2,000. of Thos.Kestle of the 2ed con.S tepben, The Ourrie farm, the estate of the Amid fever. are both confined to their bed with ty- late James Carrie, 1Viitchell Road, con- sisting of 100 acres, has been purchased j, A. Robertson, Stratford, had by Isaac Barnetts of Blanslaard for the beep elected to represent No, 4, dist, sum of $5,500. The trustees of theMethodist chinah Parkhill, have invited the Rev. G. W. Henderson, of St. Marys, to preach their anniyersary sermons on Sunday, Dee, 18th. August Miller, who has been blacle- smithing for Geerge Leonhard t 13rod- hag,en for over two years, has gone to Beeton where he has obtained a similar position. His family will follow in a. short time. Chas, Lupton, one of our early settlers ofsDovelnd died on Saeurday. Deceased was born in Yorkshire, Eng-, in 1880 and with his father, the late Charles Luptou, and. faxnily, settled in the Gore of Doweie in the fall of 1817. Mr. James Haggerty, of Cass City, Miele, was united in marriage to Miss Mary Killoraia, of Downie, at the R. 0. church, St. Marys, Wednesday, Mr. Thos. eayton, of Downie, was best man, while Miss Katie Keane, of Downie, was the bridesmaid, Jas. Flynn and. Edgar Deltnage have been eentenced by Judge Barrett .for burglarleing the residence of Me, Win. Atkinson, of the River Road) Elan - shard.. Flynn got twelve Months in the dentral Prison and Delmage nine ounotnlads,ay int) thing, says the Stratford Heral(1,, St; iTosepli's Church was the scene of it 'pretty wedding, when Miss Etta; Vecond daughter of Corneliee rif the 14th Judicial Dist., Minnesota; elle,Nainara, of the Gore of Downie, ds another Canadien show his Was united to William Tehan, young us farmer of St. Marys. .1 'Melees for office in the American re - Avery serious accident happened to Mr. Charleton, of Granton, last week On Monday last a quiet wedding took place at the parsonaee of Victoria St. while operating a threshing inaehine. Marys after an absence of some eigh. intends retirine. from farming and Toid By The Editerg I OM TOW DURING A. HOLIDAY RAMBLE HE. VISITS THE OLD HOMESTEAD. ' ye -Huron and Perth-oo the Ontario t Medical Council, . helves born and spent many happy Patrick Murphy who was burned to years, ' The old homestead is in the 1 death in. Detroit last week, was a for- township of Eripbcasia, Grey county, fiesrterteledeinntuogfralTaivIlioupe.. He learned about one and a half miles south of . the village of Heatheote, and about The. Seaforth papers are lanaeetang over the loss of three chief industries within the past few years, yiz ; the flax mill, the foundry and'salt works. A young son. of Mrs. A. Malloyeelene inilleronet -with an accident last week, by which he broke his arin;he was rid - Mg on a load of roots, and fell off. There has been= exceptionally good. crop of potatoes near Bayfield. Allan McGee, on the farm known as the Grainger farm, raised 225 bushels from one acre, • Rey. Mr.. Fletcher, of Hamilton, preached preparatory services iu the Stone church at Kirkton On Thurscley iltaesslt tsletsteuede4eyeeionterib was dispensed with Sohn Walker, foeleaerlY of the Mill attack of malaria, contracted whilst in Road, Tuckersinitle, who has been a Detroit, brought the writer's brother resident of Seaforth since last spring, to death's door,frorn which he recover - removed with bis family to St. Thomas ed only to find. himself the victim of A on Friday last. complication of troubles which unfitted A pretty wedding took Plan teeont- him for work. He Was attended by ly at the residence of William Murray, some of the most eminent physicians Algoma, when his daughter, Miss Ag- le Detroit, bet he received little or no gie, was united in matriage to Henry benefit from their treatment.. Change Tyndal, of Tuckersmith. ' of air was finally tecommendecl and he VVin. Watts, brother of Mrs. Boles, removed with his family to -the county f Olintori has just been elected Judge of Grey. A slight change for the better was netleable at first, but be tOon re- lepsed loto the old condition and again soutght help frofolhe leaecting doctors of the district, in turn. Sleeplessness took possession of hive and soon he was wasted away to a mere skeleton. Then the doctors declared they could do nothing more Tor him, and advised him to go to 'ealifornia. During all these weary Months, he read in the papers from time to titne, and laughed at what. he termed. the "nairacles" wrooght ley Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. He liad nolaith in such remedies, and It was'etdy when the physicians told hie:nth:it they could do no more for .birothat, like the drowning man who catches at a straw, be thotag,ht he ' f- tl in T his dip tithe 0 He Fou-nd Oinuages that Astonisb Dine i I D th Wi t One of b eset ves e Publication for the Benefit it May Prove to Others. lerom the Leader and llecorder, Toronto ;unc- tion. Tile editor of the Leader and Recor- der, during a recent holiday trip through the counties of York, Peel, Dufferin and Grey,, spent a few days at tbe old parental homestead where ten miles from. the town of Meaford. It is occupied by the writer's youngest brother, George j. Fawcett. The lat- ter was the picture of health, and re- membering that when be came from Detroit, where he bad been livieg. for several years,, and took possession of the homestead, he was in sech feeble health that his life was despaired of, the writer suggested that the brazing climate of the northern regions must be the best medicine in the world for a shattered constiteeion. The reply made contained statements so remark- able that we consider it a pleasure as well as a duty to give them as wide publicity through the colinnes of the Leader and. Recorder. A severe He: was standing on the board coVering the cylinder when the board t eve way, causing Mr. Chainten tti fall through on the cyliienele His feet were so badly niangled %het part of his right foot aod three tetes'ef lais left had to be amputated., The 3.30 p. le, train London on Weduesday last, seintek Jas. Brophy, of Stratford, at St. MO rys and severed his head from his`body. The deceased was 70 years of 'Age and. was workbag with theSeviteh gang the North end of the Londenbridge. He was an old employee of the road. It is eupposed the accident occurred through careless. ness of the deceased. Simon Leyburn, who left Logan a couple of months ago to visit friends in Ireland, has got into trouble, as will be seen by the following, which we copy from the Monbreal Star curioue case was before the Dublin Police'Megistrate the other day, when a man by the name of Sion Leyburn was•up for begging on the streets, and when searchei, deposit receipts and bills on Cenadian banks to the am mute of $12,400 were found on him." After an illness which confined her to'her bed for twelve months'. Mrs. Herman, of St. Marys, passed peace- ully away on Sunday evening of last week. The deceased was a native of 'Devonshire, England. Slae came with. church, Goderich, the participents being Geo. E. Cooper, assistant Wale Lteminerton, and Miss Lena Teens°, of Clinton, At Toronto Wednesclay, Seaforth girl named Margaret Kennedy, alias Edna Leslie, well known in Stratford, conanaitted suicide by taking a dose of carbolic acid. She said she was tired. at life. Her mother liree Seaforth. Last week the farm .ovened by Mrs. Midis, being lot 48, on the 801a, Gode- rich township, 80 atreeneeetteed good tenant, io the person of HMI Steep, ef the Bayfielti line, eh�n of W. H. Steep) who takes it Icirthee'yeats, ata rental of about $200.ayear. Mr. A. MorentzeofsEgniondville, moved on Tuesday, to the farm' in Stephen, near ThtglisVoiOd,. Whieh be recently Purchased. M. Mirrentz•is an industrious, Well-doing:Man eq. a most worthy eitizen, wed his numerous friends will wieh him well in his new home. Ex-Conduetor Holmes, who recently quit, railroading to go on a small fruit farm. at Leanungton, wrote to a friend Lae eieser day saying. that be had. not seen a peeks:: .-er tram since the ist of JW'; for anitee syho spent 50 years of his life on a train ethis is rather ea- se meal. The new Presbyt erianhhurch bend - :Mg 011iselburst will he opened for seryme on Sabbeth, the 206h Downie in her two sisters and grandfather to.. -cirri-11e' haste when sermons wni. be. preached 1818 or '49, and was thus the'..Mosnine• and.„eyening byRev. some thirty years she has been a rest- ary, Toronto, and in the dent - dent of St. 'Marys. Her husband, the Rev. Mr. Shaw, of Egmondville. On the following 'Monday evening there late John Herman, died a year or so ago. Mrs. Mary Pratt, of Exeter, ie will be a fowl supper. The Quarterly meeting of the Kippen her only sister. the Methodist church. wos A happy steals! took place at the circuit of .held at Chisel:burst last Sunday. The residence of ex -Mayor and Mrs. Stanley, St. Marys, on • 1Vednesday Official Board met at Kippen, and re - afternoon at oue o'clock, when their; elected all the former stewards, and eldest daughter, Lillian, was malted ' granted G.Brownleea license as a local marriage with Mr, Geo. E. Ash, jewel- Preacher. Finances were forind to be ler at W. Andrews. The groom was in good shape, and the work of the supported by his brother, Mr. Arthur .circuit satisfactory. . Ash, of Kingsmill's London, the bride Messrs. H. Doyle, Ware Oliver and beingeassisted by li'er younger sister, ' R. McOlinchey, three fence viewers for the totynship of Stephen, were call- Miss- Violet. Both bride and grooni are among- our best young people, .eclto settle a line fence dispute between highly respected by both young and T.Whiteside and FredGoleen last Mon- day. :Their award.showed that White - old. The bride has been for the past ten years, since a little girl, head tele- side's half of the fence was a good law -- graph operator in her father's office. ful tail fence. Mr. Goleen bad the costs to pay,$6,end is to build his part of the .fence befero the 21st of this George Brown, and. his half brother, month. The total number. who gave in their Alexander Elliott,sons of Mrs. Duncan naniesete inquiperaepring the Crossley Brown, 11411 Fullerton, left on Monday of last week to spend the win- and Hunter services inClinton was331.. Of These 1.20 ,are .Presbyterian, 188 ter in Colorado, If there nee, was a specific foe, any MethOdiS t4. 12 )3a.ptists, and 11 Episco- . . palians. The financial returns to the one complaint, then Carter's Little Liver Pills are a specific for sick head- evangelists -merely .voltentary- were They peed,the trifling ex ache, and every woman should know "ent 43400. perises incurred mid ,epprepreate,d the', his. Only one pill a dose. Try them. balance to their own requirements. Berlin's popelation has inceeased. duringthe month of October at the Mrs. Thos. Keyes,. of thaParr nee,' Stanley, diesel heey . on the, rate of one every other day, the birth- rate being fifteen. The death roll, morning of Friday last..She.rose from her night's repose .apparently ;in good' which is comparatively small, exceed - health, and as she was ltneelinz,by her; ed the marriage by one, there being even of the former and six of 4,117i bedside in prayer, .she passed aoveye latter. , Her tresband saw that. something was• Following ere the amounts paid for wroeg, and. notifiee the members o2! the fainily,but hi less than tee minutes: teacher's stilaries' in the respective col- legiate inetitutes :-Orillia, $4,200 ; she was no more. The .caese °fele:ebbe , 84. Merys, $4,800 ; $4,425 ; was heart "lure' Col ingwood, $4; 000 ; Ingersoll, $4,700; Tuesdey, November 8 len Bliss Joao n a Ridgetown, $4,050.; Serathroye 55,300. Collins, daughter of Dennis Collins, of Khiva, was married :to Timothy .0'n An Average for Cellegiates with five Rourke. of the same piece. The eeree: teachees of $4,7.15, The barn arid outhendings of Bo- morty was performed by Rev. Father binson, of the 2nd .concession, McGilli- Trahar, in the Mount Carmel chnteln vray, were totally destroyed, together in the presence of a few- friends. In with all their contententhe other even- the afternoon they clepartee on the Mr. Robinson was ,away from evening train for a trip to Detroit and home, Arid it is sapposed it was the other places. We exteod migraine - Walter Glenn tions and. best wishes for a, bright and work of an incendiary. barn, some bait mile distant, svas also baPPY future, Many of oter readers regret to learn burned at the sa,ine time. It was sup- posed to have taken flee from a epark. of the death of Mrs. Dallas, wife of James Dallas, of the 2nd con.,L. R. S., Warren D. Hughes, manager of the London Graeae and Marble Works, Tacketsmithe which sad event took had a remarkably narrow escape from place on Tueseety, the lst inst„ ab the being instantly killed by Ce P. In residence of her father, in Campbell - ford, Wellington county., Mrs. Dallas' express train while driving home from maiden name was Maggie McDonald, St, Marys late on Thursday niglit, she was the youngest daughter of The horse which Hughes drove was steel& by the engine and killed, the William McDonald, of Mint place, and eag8,3„ was tenni senasbee and Rughtoi, was 28 years of age, and was inat•riecl to me. Dallas about, four years ago, was thrown a considerable distance, and received injuries whieh win cora She was•ft ef Chet tereible dis- ease, ,consumption. , • oneeseseserreetan-reee--. Dr. Powler's -Extract of WlidtSItainerry cures Marrtma. Cramps, Colic, Kholeta and is the Safest mtla most reliable roinedy for ohildren or adults. -,L•.„ wetted try a box o p s. o great astonishment his sleeplessness had" vanished before be had been usieg the pills a week, and be slept like an Mont. Gradually his strength return- . ed. and his strength and his appetite , improved, and soon he felt like a new man. A. few months after taking the ' first dose he was as well as ever. For more than two years past he has not taken any medicine whatever, and to- day you will not find a sturdier speci- men of mankind ie. Grey than. Geo. Fawcett. "Wlaat do I think of Pink Pills!' ? he queried With a sinile ; "why 1 think there is nothing like them on earth for building' up the system ; but for Dr. William& Pink Pitts I do not think I would be alive to -day." , The experience of years has proved that there is absolutely no dise„ase due to a vitiated condition of the 'Mood or shattered nerves than Dr. WilliamsA Pink Pills will not promptly cure, and those who are suffering , from such troubles would avoid touch misery and save money by promptly resorting to eet saehmet, Get the genuine Pink ed to take" an:i'nfileneqsdUll't...IMPaFeWcin remedy from a dealer, who for dig' sake of the.extra profit, to himself may say is "just as good." Dr. Williams' Pink.Pills.cure when other medicines fail. ,Mies.Susie 14Ierner, youngest daugh- ter, of Senator Merrier, New Hamburg is.serioesly ill with a severe attack of fever, To OUSE CATARRH .Po.not depend upon sn tiffs, in halents or other local applications. Catarrh .18 a constitutional disease, and can • be euccessfolly treated only by means of a coostitutionat remedy like Hood's Sarsaparilla, which thoroughly purifies the blood and removes the scrofulous taints which cause Catarrh. The great number of testimonials froin those who have been cured of catarrh by Hoods Sarsaparilla prove the enequall- ed power of this medicine to conquer this disease. If troubled with Oatahrh giye Hoosne,Sarsaparilla a fair trial at Onee. Chil r that are -not very robust need a wa.rming, building and fat -forming food --something to be used for two or three months inthe fall—that they may not suffer frozn cold. of Cod -Liver Oil with Hypophos- phites of Lime and Soda. supplies exactly what they want. They will thrive, grow strong and be well all winter on this splendid food tonic. Nearly all of them become very fond of it, For adults who are not very strong, a course of treatment with the Emulsion for a coupk of months in the fall will put them through the winter in first-class con- dition, Ask your doctor about this. 13e sure you got scoTT'S Emulsion. See that th.1 man and fish ate on the wrapper, All druggists oe. and e1100. 0CoTT .4 BOYNE, Chemists, Tokatto', rti constant pain' when on your et?fe Is that" dragging, pulling sensation with you from morn 4111 ? Why not put tho medicine exactly 011the disease? Why not apply the cure right to the spot itself ? - YOU oau de it with immediately after tho Plaster is applied, you feel warming, soothing in- fluence. Its healing remedies quickly penetrate down deep into the inflamed tissues. Pain is quieted, soreness is re- lieved. and. strength imparted. No plaster was ever made like it. No plaster ever acted so quickly and thoroughly, No plaster ever had such complete control over all kinds of pain. Placed over the chest 14 18 a powerful aid to Ayer's Cherry Pectoral; relieving congestion and drawing out all inflammation. 70I1 SAID BY AIX DRUGGISTS. J. C. AyER 00., Lowell. Mass. '?=41.1vggIvons Cooking Stoves Gurney -Tilden "SOUVENIR" McClary's "FAMOUS MODEL"' James Stewart Co.'s "GOOD CHEER" Buck's "HONOR BRIGHT'" BIRTHS. MILLER—In Exeter on the 6th inst. tho wife 0/ George Niftier, of a. sou. HARRIS—In Usborno on the 10411 inst., the wife of Thomas Harris, of a son. DEATHS MATTHEWS-At theTionse.ofIlefligesm Nov. 8, Thos. A.Tatthe ws,of McKillop,figed 65 years. KEYS—In Stanley -neer Terna,on Nor. 4,Mary Redmond, wife of Thos. Keys, aged 56 years. SELLERY—In Staffs, on November 3rd, Mary Ann Sellery, aged 41 years, 6' months and 10 days. McPITAIL —In Fullerton, on Nov. 2nd, Ellen McPhail. relict of the late George Somerville, aged 60 year, 8 months end Ill days. KALDFLEISCH—In South Eesthope, Nov. 5411, Mrs. Margaret Kelbfleisch, widow of the late George Ktilbfloisch. aged 60 years, 10 months and 18 days. HERMAN—In St. Marys, on Sunday, Nov. 0111. Hannah M. Pomeroy, relict of the late John ,Herman, aged 61 years 27 days, ' MARRIAGES.. COOPER— TROUSE—In Oodrieh,On Nov. ith by Rev. Mr. Godwin. George E. Cooper to Lena Trouse. both of Clinton- KIRKBY—TONILINSON—Ir Themesville on Wednesday. Nov. 9th Samuel Kirkby,' St. Marys, to 1V1iss Annie Tomlinson, of Thames. yille. HAGGERTY — KILLORN — On Wednesday, tig9h,lp 1:11311,4.19,v. Father Brennan, Jas. '41.1.6LI,n17 WILLIS—RODGINS—On the 10thinst., by the Der. S. Salton, at the residence of thobride's mother. Con tralia,1 hos. Willis of Exeter, and Ellen Mary Hotigins. TIDBITS—TODD—At St. James' church, St. Marys, on Nov. Oth, by Rev. W. J. Taylor, Herself L. Tibbils. to Maggio V., youngest daughter of Same] and Sarah Todd. 33EL1i'OUR—McINT0SH—In Downie, at the residence of the bride's parents, on the 0111 inst. by tho 1lev. Dr. Hamilton. David. Del - four, Dibbort, to iSIiss Varlet McIntosh, of Downie, ASH—ST.ANLEY—On Wednesday, Nov. ilth, by the Rev. 0. W. Henderson, at the resi- dence of the 'bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Stanley, Elgin Street south, George Ash to Miss Lillian Stanley. meROBERTS—PATTERSOT—On Oct. Mb, by Rev. Wm. Cooper, B. A., at the residence of tiao bride's parents, Win. John McRoberts, of London, to Sarah Jane Patterson, daughter of David Patterson of Wallace. LAWSON--DROWN—In Stephen, on the 15111 inst., bY the Dov. J. G. Litt, Thomas Lawson, soli of Goo. Lawson, of Stephen, to Miss Brown, daughter of Joh» Drown. vA beautiful Solid Gold Shell RUG with ft simulatheg Birthday Stone, mounted m Belcher setting, also an exquisite Ttd- any style Opal Stick rin. You Pay Nothing. wiz mg and ADORGSS ON A POST G.t.ItD and we will send you 12 packages of Potal Perfume to sell for us, if you can, at 10 can each. When sold send us our money, and we will send you EltraR both prizes. (To eaeh month is dedicated a precious stone. Anyone wearing the stone of their birth -month insures thein great and Unfailing good luck.) These Birthday 'Zings surpass in beauty any MUSE premium ever offered. tilend address on Post Card. No money required. Perfuroe returnable if notsold. Men- tion this paper. Petal Perfume Co. Adelaide St. ff., TORONTO. ONT. t,t;',05t01.71,r, AP ply .etestereeinee MOVED Y. AL HEATERS McClary's "FAMOUS" Buck's "RADIANT HOME." All kinds WOOD HEATERS, Lot of second hand HEATERS. lIaving moved one door north of The R. Pickard Co's, store we will ke ep a good selection of ett•-er.1 Salted. Meets. Also Poul try alid game in season. SAUSAGE AND BOLOGNA. Highest cash priee paid for Live Chickens, —DnAram Oblr Lamb and Sheep I Note the nddreps, ene door north of The R. Pickard Co's store, LOIS BAY Pilot ,--...anapz- Apple Parers' Wire Scoale, fl, BISI100 & S011. ExErran: Own LAX.41.-LIrell PILL every nigh for thirty days inakes a complete cure of biliousness and constipation. This'. is --just 25 cents to be cured. Dn. Low's Wome Svietro is a safe, sure and reliable worm expeller. Acts, equally well on children or adults. Be sure you get Low's. BAGYARD'S YELL° w OIL curee sprains, bruises, sores, cuts, frostbites', chilblains, string of insects, burns, scalds, contusions, etc. Price 25c. Are You Interested In Wheels? We Handle some of the lead- ing CANADIAN and AMERICAN makes at prices to suit thethnes. ha • A few second hand organ t 6 and 6 Octave, cheap. Sewhig Niachiries ALWAYS ON HAND. P. S.—Selling out Dise Har: rows at cost. PERKINS & MARTIN; Main street. Exeter. V' Every incoming freight train since last January, emptied part of its cargo on our floors, and the new things have crowded every, foot of our large floor space. • We are not hurrying you to purchase, but many'prefer to get as near as possible the first choke' of new assortments. Otn- Stock ofnt..... Furniture of ell kinds. Was never more complete. Purchasers get from us always the lowest prices and the advant- age of all the study of styles and of the most perfect taste that we oan command. WAXY &SON PURNITURE Avn *UNDERTAKER