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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1900-5-3, Page 412 11 EX.EI4R rL11S rhe Moisons Bank OILtItTER,Ells BY PARLIAMENT, PaillupCepita e2e00,000 Beet rued el,625.000 Reed OfitceeMouteeal. WOLFERST.AN TROMAn.Esg.. GENERM. MANAOBR Mouey advancee to good farmers on their Own. note with one or more endorser at 7 eer coot. per annum. Exeter Breech Opeu every lawful day from 10 a. in. to 31.111 SA,TURD.A.YS, :le a. m. to 1 p, derma rates ot luteres t allowed on deposits, DICKSON VARLING, N. D. IMBDON. somerroes, reeseeeei Suter, Dee.27th.95 4111011.raPTall.111=1:F=PalattmC Qatendar for MAY, 1 900. Summer 0 13 20 27 MoNDAT• 7 14 21 28 jS 15 ee. 20 AdeeMeDAY... . 2 0 10 2:3 30 tifeetstotet.... 3 /0 17 21 31 FRIreeY 4 11 18 25 kTiO Read! 5 12 19 26 THURSDAY. MAY srd, Staffa Huron County Notes- BRIEYs.-The farmers are all busy John Ferguson, 12th concession of worklug the land. Some of them are .A.shfield, bas sold his farm to Jos - nearly through with their seeding,- eph Hackett, adjoining neighbor. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hamilton, of Sea- Mrs. michael Tuley. of the 4t11 con - forth, s ent Sunday in Staffe.-Miss cession of McKillop, died on Monday Lizzie 11ambiy spent a few days last last. She Was an old resident of the week with her parents in Dublin.- township and was much and deserved-, Rev. Hodgpas, of Seaforth, occupied ly respected. the pulpit in Grace church on Sunday & petitiou was presented to Goderich morning last. -Mr. Munro preached an Council to the Putille Works commit - ire eresting and hastructive seruiox iz tee Against gravelling the streets until the Methodist charcdi taking for bis the fall. So far the petitioners dou'e know the result of their work. Those unhappy persons who slitter from nervoosness and dyspepsia should use Carter's Little Nerve Pills, which are made expressly for sleepless, ner- vous, dyspeptic sufferers. Price 25 cents. Logs Malone, son of John Maloue, of Beechwood. Mcreillop, died on Thursday of last week. He was Si years of age. and was a fine, steady young man, who was much respected by all who knew him. ears. Appleton Elcoan sr., of Tucker - smith, who spent the winter with her sell and daughter, in Los Angeles, California, returned 'home last week. eubjece "The Power of Prayer. - The Bpsvortb League have decided to hold their tea as usual on the 240. of May. A good program is being pre. pared for the occaeion.-Mrs, 'Worden is having a large frame kitchen built, to her house. ---Joseph Worden has added greatly to the eppearance of his residence by having a verandah put. up. Seeeemith Ontgraner..-In last week's issue brief mention was made of tine sudden deatb of John Gould, a hinitly re- spected resident of this neighborhood. hig Gould was barn in the county of Although a lady. or 80 yam of egg. Ontario. in the year 1854. where he Mrs. Ekoket made the trip alone, and lived Mail he wee 17 yens of age.when, apparently witholtt any fatigue. he removed with his father and moth- The oia and wen knowngem or er wed other members of the family- to Lumsden & Wilson, druggists and the township of Hay, in Harm county. suet:Quer% Seafortlahas hems dissolved. In January. 1878, he was united in The business with hereafter, be caw - marriage to Miss 5,1arY .01 rid on by Alexander Wilsou. Robert this place, who survives man en. Pole. Lumsden, after a long and honorable dee he was a Reformer, in religion 0. business c ireenextendiug over a period Methodist, and paesed peacefully. away of 40 years in that place, retires. to his zewarel, aftera very brie( ill- It is said that D. N. Erb, M. P., the nee's, 00 TuessheY nr last week. He representative of South Perth in the was kind anal obligiug neighbor and a Dorninionearliameutde tired of politics loving bushaied aua father, and leaves and wil not again be a candidate. In bebind bine a wife and family of three the event of his withdrawal it is not girls aud One boy to mourn his sudden improbable that either T. II. Race, of departure. The aeartfelt sympathy of the Mitchell Recorder. or 0, IL Men- the many friends is extended to the tyre. a private banker of St. Marys. bereaved -family in their trouble. would be the choice of the Liberals, .Veep not for a brother deceased, A very cpaiet wedding was solemniz- Our loss is his infinite gain ; eil in St. George's church. N'ewcastle, A. soul out of prison released, ou Thiersdayellarelt 29th, the contract - And free from its bodily chain ; ing parties being Miss daney With songs let us follow his flight, deughter of the late William Colwell. And mount with his spirit above, Esq., of Seaforth, Ont., and George Escaped to the mansions of light. Marsden, of NVitkellehl, Yorkshire, And lodged in the Eden of love. England. Owing to recent bereave- . went in Miss Colwell's family, only Seafarth. the immediate relatives were present. Mr. Nelson Contiue, who is at pres- ButEas.--Both the Beavers and the ent in Montreal worieing in the inter- Ilurous expect to start practice this est of St. joseph, has sent to Mr. 011 - week. Clinton Collegiate Institute ver Bissonette fifty copies of the Mont - football team is the only one that has real ha Freese to distribute among entered the campetition for the Hough the people. These papers contain the Cup ;wittiest our Collegiate team, the map and pima of St. Joseph. They al - present holders of the cup.- I,Vhy ie it so have in print a contract between that the ladies are the best (rhumb the Gendron Company, of Toronto. worker.: The ladies of St Thomas end C. Contme, in which the Gendrou church have taken it upon themselves Company agree to start a manofitetur, to furnish the greater part of the ing business here, funds necessary to paint and renovate A pretty event. Look place on the the ehurch. The ladies of the eefetho- 24th ult., at the residence of Mr and dist church have also provided an ex- Mrs Joseph Hudson, of Rills Green, cellent entertainment to supplemeut when their fourth daughter, Miss the present church revenite,--Stewart Martha, was united in tnarriage to Bros have taken for -mal possession of Albert Harvey, of Stanley. 'rhe nup- the Ogilvie mill. Every citizen in tial knot was tied byRer S Acheson, Seafortis and every farmer inthis vi- in the presence of a large number of cinity will give them ithearty welcome relatives and friends. The bride was and wish them success in their new handsomely gowned and looked cbaena- venture. Each of the three brothem in. The bridegroom is one of Stan - wilt take control of one of the depart- ley's popular young num, steady, la- ments of the mill work -A E in the dustrious and well-to-do. He had a office, George in the mill, and James fine home in readiness for his bride, on on the market. -The plans for the the town line, Hay. grand stand at, the race track are come Mr. William Fowler departed this pleted, and tenders for its erection are life at his residence in Harpurbey, on now being asked for. The Agriculture Sunday last.. He had. reached the age al Society is also asking for tenders for of 72 years. He had been in poor erecting a new hall on the same health for about three years, but WaS grounds. We predict a very successful always able to get about until a. few year both for the Turf Association and months ago. Mr. Fowler was one of for the Agricultural Society. the oldestt• residents of this district, haying come here from the old coma- Fullarton — try when quite a young man, anil settling on the Huron road, in Tricker- DEATFX OP GEOROELEVERSAGE.-A.b smith, west, of Senforth. He had a about 2 o'clock Saturday morning Geo fine farm there of 200 acres. For Leversage, of Stratford, Treasurer of many years, in addition to farming, the County of Perth, passed away to be carried on an extensive cattle buy - his rest. Since Thursday evening he ing and droving business. had been unconscious, and he did not regain consciousness even at the last. • The Latest leleveS Solite unk.newn person in St Maryt; scored deep cuts in the plate glass windows of several Queen street merchants of that town. At a meetiug of the Downie TOWN., Ship Counci1. yesterday it was decided to give pert -me -stoke to the Perth Cinder Path on the side of the road from Stratford to 'Mitchell. Last week the farm in Stanley town- ship belonging to tbe estate of Alex. Mitchell was sold to Janos Mitebell, brother of the previous orner for $5.350. The farm cautaens 80 acres. Smart Weed and Belladonna. com- bined with the other ingredients used • in the best 'porous plasters. made Car. ter's S. W. 4: B. Backache Plasters the bsst in tile searket. rrice2.1 cents. Warden Sanderson, • of Blanshar0. has appointed. Couute Clerk. Davideen to he County Treasurer until the t'otts.ty Council's regular session in • June when a permauent treasurer will he appointed. Mr. Patrick. Murphy died at his home Stratford at two titiovi; Satiate day afternociu, after a liugering illness. lIe was 71 years of age. and was horn in the south a Ireland, coaling to Stratford in Istee. Ile leaves three suns and two daughters. A very pretty wedding took place on April 11. at the residence of Jr,and Mrs D H MeRobert. of London town. ship. it being the marriage of their youngest daughter, Miss Mary, to An- derson Johnson, a prosperous and highly respected young man of Dor- eltester. A sad accident befel Eddie. the youngest son of Jatnes Wellman, at Melbourne the other day. 'While play- ing with other lads with a slingshot a. nail was aceiaently shot into bis eye causing the loss of sight, and giving cause for alarm that the tremble may • enter the sound optic. At four o'clock Friday afternoon Mrs 11 J Davis was found dead upon the floor of the barn, on the leth line eif East Zorra, near Woodstock. It is supposed she was in the hay loft gath- ering eggs'when she fell to the floor, through a bole used for putting down nay. Mrs Davis was 33 years of age. It can be stated that tho persons composing the Boer delegation, wbo are about to sail from Europe to the United States will not be denied ac- cess to the Secretary of State when they reach Washington. They will be received as individuals, just as was Montague White, but with the dis- tinct understanding that they are not recognized officially as 0 Boer delega- tion. It, is believed that the prospec- tive visitors thoroughly understand • this and that they will rather seek to influence the American people by rneans of an active Boer propaganda. add zurich , The cinder path meeting in Strat- • ford was the most importaut of the series 'held this spring, as 11 was final- ly decidedthat the path should go to Mitchell ley way of Sebringville, and • eaaergabization was effected whereby the ao,nstruction of the path is leftin the hands of a live staff of officers and an executive committee composed of re- • presentatives from Stratford, Mitchell, • Sebringville and the country. This • organization is to be known as the • Perth Cinder Path Association and it will probably be decided that every one subseribing a certain amount to • the fund is eligible for membership, Stephen Smoot. Itsomer.-The following is the correct report. of the school in sec- tion No. 3, Stepheu. Pupils names are in order of merit :-IV, Herbie Ford, Chas. Sanders, Asa Penbale, Laura Jou. Frank Trielmer, Ivy Box, Mar- shall Box ; Sr, III, Sadie Willis, Viola Penbale, Clara Beaver, Roy Parsons, Hattie Willis ; Int. III, Willie Trieb- ner. Minute Sanders, Jeannie Sanders, Alonzo Ford ;Jr. 111. :Herbie Dearing, Edith .Parsons. Eddie Willis, Herbie Beaver, Lizzie Sanders, Mitchell Wile lis ; Sr. Il, Sam Hicks, Harry Parsons, Earl Box ; jr. II, Tommy Sanders, Harry Trielaner, Gladys Bissett, Annie Hicks, Ralph Willis, Garnet Craig; Sr. Pt. II, Freddie Beaver, Oicelia Ford ; Int. Pt. II, Vinnie Cookson, L. Stantalee, Sam Staulake ; Jr. Pt. Ile Victor Sweet, Tommy Penhate, Hilda Preszcator, Earl Parsons,May Sanders. No. of pupils on the rolls 54. Average 42. Parents are requested to see that their children attend regularly and bring. a note when absent. T. B. ROOPER, Teacher. Sunshine • VIBE. -The fine brick residence of Mrs Washburn, south of Sunshine, in Usborrie, Was destroyed by fire pester - day afternoon. Travellers passing saw the smoke issuing from the roof, and. gave the alarm, and. assisted in saving the conterits. The building was burn - to the groencl. Two ladies were alone in the houSe'. Cause, defective chim- ney. I - Usborne --- ASSESSMENT RETURNS. --W. Miners, assessor, has handed in the following figures re the assessment for 1000: -No acres 42,678, acres cleared 37,996; value of real property $1,803,575 epersonal propel ty $5,700e taxable incom's 3800; total value of all property $1,809,575 ; population 2326 ; no dogs 839, cattle 5;884, sheep 1,516, hogs 3,507, horses 1,665 ; birth e 44, deaths 18, during the year. THE APPETITE 01? A GOAT Is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose stomach and liver are out of or- der, All such should know that Dr. ' King's New Life Pills, the wonderful Stomach and • 'Liver Remedy, gives- a ft c 8/ ' lid appetite, sound digestion and a alai, bodily habit that insures per- fe telesaltli and great energy. Only 25 ets. AI any Deug Store. , GRANB, POR DI41111HCEA. " 1 have bdeit using Dr.,31:owleesExtraet of Wild Strawbcrry"for tho-Pinift 85ea58 and con - Sider it a grand remedy- for diarrhoea. ahd it is especially good for Children. cutting teeth. Mrs. Henry 0 Tiled°, Port Elgin, Ont. ----e—r-.. ,.-------- Mitchell. He had been failing somewhat in — health for some time, being troubled BRIEFS. -The electric light folks with rheumatism. A recent attack take a four months' rest except on of the grip left him very weak. The Saturday nights. The incandescents news of the death of Mr. Leversage go all the t line but the are lights gait will be received with heartfelt regret till Sept. 1. -John Roy and wife, from and genuine grief bya very large circle Winchelsea, were in town on Monday of friends and acquaintances,especiallY for a short yisit.- -Rev. R. Whiting in his own township of Fullerton, left this morning for a few days' visit .where all who knew him loved him. to Detroit and Ohio to see bis brothers George Leversage was born at Maccles- and other Mende. Rev. Wm. Mc - field, Cheshire, England,in 1828, twelve Donagh, of Stratford will preach here miles from Manchester. In the year next Sunday. -Mr. Alexander Walker, 1833 Mr. Leversage and family came to well known in this section, took ser - America and settled in Newark, New iously ill on Saturday evening, caused Jersey. In July, 1842 the whole farm- by a paralytic stroke in the head, de- ily removed to Canada, remaining in priying him of speech. On Monday the vicinity of Guelph for some two he was a little better and his many years. and in February, 1845, they friends will be glad to hear of his com- came to the township of Fullerton, plete, recovery once more. -Tuesday settling on lot 4, in the 9th concession. atter six months' absence, the cow The deceased County Treasurer farm- once more takes possession of the side - ed con tinually from the time he arrived walks and streets, as the ratepayers with his parents in 1845, until he re- • ceiyed his appointment in 1806. He decided it was necessary to have them out. Lawns have to be locked up and not only farmed but took an active in- gardens guarded as some of them eau terest in the municipal government of topen a gate and go at quite a gait.- he township, and interested himself Mr. Morrow, merchant of Fullerton, in school matters. Mr. Leversage was also a prominent figure in County Teeming met with an accident on 'Saturday as he vs as driving to town. affairs. having been for two years in Mrs. Brooks, of A.vonton, was with 1866-7, warden of the County, besides mand got seriously injured by the sitting for many years in the Coonty him of the rig. One line got loose Council. His municipal career began and the other made the horses go to in 1862, when he was elected to the wards the ditch, throwing out the Fullerton township council. In 1864, contents of the rig. Mrs. Brooks was as deputy -reeve of the township, he took his seat at the County Council taken to the nearest house and the doctor called -from Mitchell. Board, but retired after that year for --es.. some thee, and in the interim was DISCOVERED BY A -WOMAN. clerk of Fullerton township and county' auditor for four years. Another great discovery has been Mr- made, and that too, by a lady in this Leversage was a life-long Conserve- vative and contested the South Riding country. "Disease fastened its clutch - of -Perth for a seat in the Local Legis- es upon her and for seven Teats she withstood its severest tests, but her lature on two occasions, his opponent vital organs were undermined and each time being Hon. Thomas Ballan- tyne, by whom he was defeated. death seemed imminent. For three months she coughed incessantly, and A SINGLE FACT. could not sleep. • She finally discover- , ; Is worth a shipload of argument. , ed a way to recovery. by Purchasing Is shall be said. then, of thousands of ns a bottle of Dr, King's New Dis- of facts? Every cure by Hood's Sarsa- covery for Consumption, and was so parilla is the fact, presenting the much relieved on taking first dose, strongest possible evidence of the that she slept all night ; and with two clicitie. Thousands bottles, has been absolutely -cured merit of this me . and thousands of such facts prove that Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz, Thus Hood's Sarsaparilla will cure an (Es- writes W. O. Hatunick &Co., of Sh'elby, N. C. Seld by all Druggists at 50 rents. eases caused or promoted by 'Impure blood. It is the best medicine money and $1.q0. Every bottle gua-ranteed. can buy. . BAD WITH WORMS. - Some time ago my little boy was very bad Indigestion nausea are Cured by with worins. I procured a bottle of Dr. Low's' , Worm Syrup and am thankful to say it cured. Rood's Pills. him quickly and gompletolv. G•oderich has 42 residents oyer 80 Mrs. C. Carleton, NeIcepar le. o.. Ont. years of age, and only one, Capt. Gib - Mitchell Blume -Edward Gaffney has re- turned from Petrone, as be did. not like the prospect of the business. - Lewis Yarcoe has removed to Dublin, where he has a large amottut of work to do this sotninen-J Watteau, merchant. of Rirkton, was in town on Wednesday last on business.-Williaut Pridham. ex -M. Po was in town last week. This is the that time he has been out this year, having been laid up with rheamatiern, His Illany friends will be glad to hear of his recovery. - John Galloway, of the Merebants' Bank, formerly of Mit-ellen, has been appointed teller in Toronto, which pleases his friends very mucle-An in - Wresting ceremony was performed at Fullerton by. Rev elr Andrews, when Charles Lander, of Mitchell, married Miss Lottie Stacy, of Follarton. The young couple Will reside at Hamburg, where lee has charge of a cheese fac- tory. -Captain Money has made a. new kind of awning for oue of his front windows. The top is made of the nien Jack, on which the vim never sets and no one else ever $11.5. Greenway. Betaavs,-Je. McWilliams rammed last Suudey, and opened school on Monday, 1is sister, who was reported 'very ill last. week, . lingered until Thursday, and then passed away to the hatter world. -Several youing men have enlisted, for the celebration in Parkleilt on May 24th. .W T Ulens 1145 secured the new infantry drill .teenual and will be prepared to drill the eon- pauy,.-A large umber etteueled the first • b.arn, raising of the season at Nicholas Pollards, near Corbett, oue day last week. James. Yining a:nd George Sherritt chose sides, and when all the men were called they bad about 00 mete ou each, side ; therewere a lot of expert men among them, • S. Shore reeve of Stephen, gave the word for stele:hien George Sherritna side finished a short time before Mr. Young's. Woodharn Buneeer.---lefiss jertnie Averygof St. :Marys. was visiting at her sister ze Mrs 1,Vol Edwards, on Saturday and Sim- • day. -Mr Sambrook, of Crediton. who WAS visiting friends around here on Sunday returned Sunday afternoon. -- Rev Hussar, of Crediton, purchased a cow from Rev S Knott -The Misers Sparks, of St Marys, were visiting at. We/mittens on Saturday and Sun day. --Miss Brock, of Zion, spent Sun- day with Miss Annie Brook. --Rev Henderson passed through leer° on his way to Exeter on Sunday last. --Miss Harris, of Metropolitan, spent Sunday with Miss Ada Re:iota-Miss Bryden, sister of Mrs (Dr) Ford, is visiting at S Ford's this week. -Me LaMar, of St 'Marys, spent Sunday at, L Mies St John is visiting at Joseph Stephen. --R St John, of Lucan, is having a new foundation put under his barn. 411I0 1 gang of men ow work- ing at it daily. -Geo O'Bitnyon has hlr Butler, of Lucien, tending him in mason:try this season. -Robert Ballan- tyue was home, fer Senda y. PINGS ON THE AGGRESSIVE 4200 Tagalogs Attack the Cagayan Garrison. 11•064••••••••1 Manila, heee--"' ee - Twelve hundred ragalogs attacked Case's battalion, iteadquarters of the tortieth regiment it Cagayan, Island of Mindanao, on the 7th. The Americans had fif- :den casualties, while of the attacking force fifty were killed and thirty wounded or taken prisoners. The snemy, nurabsring one hundred and fifty riflemen, • the remainder being oolomen, archers and mounted spear - sten, swooped down in a howling mass it daylight, surprising and killing three of the sentries. They swarmed the streets in small parties, sone hearing scaling holders, by means of which they attempted to enter the tteTushees.Americans fumbled out of the • aarracks and formed in the plaza and ?.ompanies began sweeping the town. the subsequent steget fighting lasted twenty minetes. Twelve of the wounded Americans are now on board the hospital ishipl Relief. The enemy withdrew to the moun- tains in great confusion: taxa -Liver Pills work while you sleep NV th— rip or pain, curing Biliousness,.(lonstipa- son, aged 81 'Years and ten months, out a tion, Yspepsia and Sick Headache and'Enake-- SCOTT di. BOVINE, chemist; Toronto. died last winteryou feel better in the morning. Farquhar, BitzEns.-John Fulton, jr., of the boundary, who left bere short tirne ago for Buffalo, has secured a good situation in that city with a large menufacturing firin.-Miss Louisa Haeleuey underwent 1)11 operation, a few days ago, and we hope it may lead to her recevery.-Thornas A. Duncan has secured A situation as a canvassing agent for Bradley & earreteore of To- ronto, at a good saleree-John Dencau has remeved his old house in prepare ation for the erection of a new °Pa. -- Wm E. McOlocklin has disposed of his driver for a good figure. -Miss Ma- bel Duncan entertained a narober of ber young friends on Friday evening of hist week. The everilog was spent in games aud dancing's/ail an early hour, when all returned home well pleased with the hospitality of Miss Mabel, The MUSIC was supplied by A. Dunean..-Miss Jessie Gillespie, of Cromarty. was spending a few days of last week with Mrs Matthew Thomp- son in the capacity of dress maker. - Mr and Mrs Wm Cook, of Logan, spent a, recent Sunday at the. home of John McDougall. -The egg wagons are once more on the road,. -Farmers are busily engaged seeding. -Andrew Tow- ers has a DOW Cyclone grass seed sow - ere and with It he says he can sow up- wards of 30 awes a day. Perth Pickings -- Mr. John Freeman, of Si. Mame has left, for a trip to Manitoba. The Seaforth lacrosse team is about to lose Forbes, who will in all proba- bility go over to the StIlelarys Alerts. Mr. RoberteTreay, of St. Marys, who was seriously injured by falling from a ecatrold last week, is progress- ing favorahl,v. County Treasurer Leversage, of Stratford, is very low, and but slight hopes are held for his recovery. He has since died. Un Saturday night a cow belonging to Christopher Miller. of Stratford, gave birth to three calves, of wbich the aggregate weight was 114 pounds, All three are dead. Mrs. Etien Nichol, mother of Mrs. Robert Steware, of St. Marys, died at her home in Ponlan, Georgia, on April 13. Mrs. Nichol lived in Se. Marys some 40 years ago. A change has been made in the fitnn of Wiederhold & Son, shoe dealers, of St Marys, the business being taken over by 13 Wiederhold, wbo has con- ducted the store for some time. "Brightside," the pleasaut home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Chowen, of Downie, was, at live tkclock, the scene of an event in which Maggie E„ their young- est daughter, was given over in mar- riage by her father to Mr. ;John Gibb, a popular farmer of Downie, and only son of the late John Gibb. A. wide circle of friends will lea= with regret of the death of Mr. Samuel Cameron, fornaerly proprietor of the Albion hotel, Stratford. Mr. Camer- on died of Bright's disease at his home in Owen Sound 1Vednesday night. Mr. Cameron was proprietor of the Ross House there, having left Strat- ford on June 12, 1898. The nuptials of Mr. Duncan McMil- lan, of North Eastbope, and Miss Sar- ah .MeTavish, of Tuckersmith, took place Wednesday morning. The groom is 0, prosperous young farmer and a son of Mr. D. McMillan, sr. The bride is a daughter of the late Peter:McTavish, of Tuckersmith, a for- mer resident of North Easthope. On Friday, April 20, the body of the late James Green, of the 2nd con. of Logan, who bad attained the ripe age of 87 years, was interred in Trinity church cemetery, Mitchell. Deceased was born in Albany, New York State, in the year 1813. In 1820 he came to Canada, settling in Brockville, remain- ing there until 1851, when he moved 10 the farm where be died. N Vernon, of St Marys, received by wire on Monday the sadintelligence' cif *the death of his son. the Rev In- grain Veruon, at St Hilaire, Minn. Mr Vernon had suffered' from an at- tack of appendicitis and had uuder- gone an operation, his death ensuing a few hours later. The • deceased was about 30 years of age and was married last fall to Miss Rhea Scott, of the Base Line, Blaushard: His remains were brought home for interment. •-Mr. Brown's bill to reunite the north and south ridings of Perth - county for the registration of titles was opposed by Mr. Monteith. Mr. Matheson and Mr. Whitney. The latter warned the Government that if the bill passed they would, be face to face with a dozen • sitnilat bills • next sessioe, es County Counals would see that they could .stimply close up one registry office and; get an increase of fees: No pidity in South Perth had asked for this bill. • The Premier conSentedthat he Comte ittee should rile,'iind the.bill Was 'thrown 'over. ' The Board of License Conireissionei's fo, rIth Perth have granted licenses aby rov • If your baby is delicate and sickly and its food does not nourish it, put fifteen or twenty drops of Scott's 1-_,?xnulsion in its bottle three or four tirnes a day and you will see a ina'rked change. We have had abundant proof that they will thrive on this emulsion when other food fails to nourish them. Luricb DEERING DELIVER): AT Zunion AN IMMENSE SITCcESS.-Messrs. Rickbeil Dumart are to be congratulated on their successful delivery of harvesting machinery held here on the 5th ult. The Deering machines are peculiarly suited to Canadian farming and are giving unboancied, satisfaettou, The deli very comprised two carloads, and the purchasers were notified to be on hand to remove the machinery from the cars in the niorning. The local agents were hand to assist in load- ing the farmers'. waggons, and upwards of forty teams were in the procession, which was one of tbe finest deliveries ever held ia this part of the country. Messrs. Rickbeil Dinuart,the agents, are certainly to be congratulated on their mimes§ and enterprise. When the procession reached Zurich every farmer was handed tieket to procure his dinner at either hotel, and after dinner short speeches were made by the general agents of. the Deering Manufacturing- 0o, aud of the Mann Manufacturing 0o. beside the local agent, Mr. Dutnart, and everybody went home feeling that it. %vas a, day well spent. The Jubilee Bend enliv- ened the proceedings by their selec- tions. It was a great day for Zurich and the display will Wad to boons the Deering harvesting machinery in this section, and will make the selling of these machinee an easy matter for the future. It might be added in connec- tion that the ageuts here foetal their show -room entirely too small for their increasing business and have nailed nearly. 1000 sqnare feet of Door space to their already large premises, and P107 have now one of the finest imple- ment werehouees in the vounty.--A1. Frank Bossenherry has moved into the house he recentiv purchaeed from Mr, Joseph Lenz. We welcome Frank to our villagee-Isfie John Zettle has purchased AU. N. Foster's 'muse peel has moved into it.--..tr. P. Vassold has moved onto his father-in-law's farm, Mr. j. Hey, a ueile south of here. - Mrs. Bossenberry naoved into Mr. IL Zimmerman's house few days ago. - House cleaning and gardening 1110 11015 in. order-- Rev. Ce S. Finkbeiner has returned from conference.-lelin Se. Great is having. his hotel newly paint- snbsergnion list WIIS being passed IIVOUnd 41. few slays ago for the purpose of raising money to have a telephone line here. -111r. C. Weaver. has gone to Pigeon. Michigan, where he will work at his trade 4I8 a mason. fi Mat anaRull Nialccr Socaks 01 DifkmoND DYE8 SION...1•10 She Would Not Use Any Other Make, Many a school- girl Is said to be lazy and shiftless when she doesn't deserve the least bit of it. She can't study, easily falls asleep, is nervous and tired all the And what can you ex- pect? Ffer brain is belea , fed with impure blood and her whole system 13 suffering from poisoning. Such girls are wonder- fully helped and greatly ebs.nged, by taking The best and most successful makers of homemade carpets, mats and floor enigs 080 the, Daemons -1 Dyes to color their rags. yarns and warps. Every Immo dyer knows well that the Diamond Dyes give the fastest and. brightest colors, and are the simplest, dyes to use. lefts. A. Y. Field, Bathurst St., Tor- onto, says :- "During the bast ten years I have made many mats and rugs from wool mid cotton rags and coarse yarns. The dyeing of the rags and yarns I have always done with. Diamond Dyes as they give the richest ana strongest colors. I 41111 f ully con- vinced that the Diamond Dyes are the safest and cheapest for all who make carpets, mats and rugs. I would not Ilse any other kind of (Ivo." LO the same • h 1agr"nte Wht .rger St :Mar " i. • ,e0C - P..1)1 t IVM .1' t, Graham and Win Hawk children that d I are e icate. shaw, whice " • I were deferred. Hibbe all °them 0 try it if Mitchell -A11 'gran e granted. cept *Wks House, which was dteefd'reex-. your children do not thrive' L lgraated. Downie --Hedley It is as useful f i' ' c°ZiaKl—s receive license when prenr- or them n -summer as in winter. - • Ask your doctor If Mis is not tru4: . -All granted. ' South Easthope-V Scott's Emulsion seems to be Wells -deferred; S R Ratz, to receive shop license when preiniees are put in the element lacking in their, prop4 state of ' repair - , foodee Do not fail t ' • ises ake,put inrepair and properlyf nished ; Henry Moser deferred; all others gree ted. 'Fullerton --Rnsseldale hotel Will receive license -when suitable tenant is secured; others granted. Blanshard-eW J McIntyre, t•efased. + Burdock Blood Bitters, The Best Spring Medicine. Removes all poisons and impurities from 'the system, Gives strength and vitality in place of weakness and languor. The most wonderful blood purifier, restorative and strengthener known to science. Mr. Geo. Heriot, Baillieboro, Ont., says: "Two years ago I was very poorly in the spring, bad no appetite, felt weak and nervous, not able to work much and was tired all the time. "I saw Burdock Blood Bitters highly recommended, so got a bottle. "I started taking it, and inside of two months I was as well as ever I was in my life. "I cheerfully recommend B. B. B. as a splendid blood purifier and spring medi- cine." Hundreds of thousands of schoolgirls have ten „ it during the past ,50 yea'. s. 1 Many of these girls r.Gw hav,.... homes of their own. They remember what "tared them, and IlOW they give the same medi- cine to theirown children. You can afford to trust a • Sarsaparilla that has been 1 tested for half a century. SI•03 4 'MOT. MI Oneel;•te- If your bowels are constie eeted take Ayer's Pille. You eari't have good health unle.ss •, you have daily action of the k -,,,-;::11s. 23 cie. a bee. , • s .. oae bee.of eaere ra is caul ley ' 1.1.:peRsia.' I. 1.1.1sanewn L. ; ' ‘411.12.1$:•.1. .-..,- le:414N. V. %reify am lacter. . itypu. hate aguy ea eieuaan I_t4VVic '.41 ni;14.'esureA -4 sive.s;F.saytat W.ISC. 0 /OU ' •ti A l''''9;?"4?1, Zgli%;:a"i", "44PrE'l. ,i ..i.`;',:10,,,!,.1c.,t. 4,44,,ctj. ' ' e6 neat. ie. AV M. lo.e.:;.'0, " ,C d T.'ex-;--r.P.p.--......-7-..-.4.,rna..-,,p;:-;-. .r GO TO Buy the Best • and . Ignore the Rest In the end ypn. will 'find it eheapest, Furnish 010 va- cant room with one :of our Bed 'Room 'Setts, Tables, . Chairs,. Etc. • GET. 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