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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1900-9-13, Page 1TWENTY—EIGHTH YEAR NO. 4. HURON. & MIDDLESIX ` GAZETTE. . EXETER 0.NT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 13th, • 1900 M5HOP:& SON Another C har. c We have still some summer goods left that will be cleared this week to make room for our Fall stock. These will goat extremely low prices. We list a few below. 7e ladies' Vests for 120 Ladies' Vests for 15c Ladies' ' Ves s for 10oMen's Hose, Fast Black I o Not ni.ss `.'kis Sale. 40 99c Oxford Shoes Regular Price $1.50, $1.25. A Snap 3 for 990 Rues°!dale. St. Marys BRi1 i .—The Epworth League of I Bztsira,—"Who is going tee be the Mt. Pleasant will hold a social on the ' conning Conseryative candidate?' is school grounds on Monday, the 17th. a now frequently heard on .tile street. —There was picked the other day from :The conservatives have. so tliany good. Jelin Cole's garden, a tomato weighing I men to bring out. any one of whom 2lbs 10 :oz, Who can beat it ?.- Quite would certainly carry the riding, that a number from Russeldale Council C. it is at the present time almost Ina - O. C. F. accompanied by Organizer S. possible to say which one of the many would be the best. however, the meeting ou the 20th of the month will. decide the question. ---\Nord was re- ceived a few days ago from Pte. Peart,. in South Africa,ivritten at the Springs, 'acme, has rejoined the regiment and is now in perfect health, weighing 185 pounds. His many friends are glad to #earn of this We regret to reportthe BRIE.—VVe are pleased to know serious illness of W. H. Tovell, who is that Mrs Frank Allister is almost at present confined to his bed through inflammation,—Miss Grace Hopi's, of Chicago, is spending a few clays visit- ing in town.—The .Road and Bridge Committee are doing good work this year,espeeially in, the way of laying D. Barnes, visited Mitchell Council on Monday evening. where a very social time was spent. After which they all repaired to the Hicks House, where ai+ sumptuous tench was. provided. »+eu. Grand Bend well again after being on the sick list for the past few weeks,—Mr. and Mrs. 13ossenherry reternea home Thursday after spending the past week visiting 050. friends in Berlin and also the Toronto Exhibition. — .Among those who at- amen new stelesvalks. Many streets tended the London Fair was Rev. Mr are now graced with walks which have never had one before in the his• tory of lite town. ---The water tower is now about completed, and when finish- ed will he a pretty ornament to the town. Standing;out prominently, 80 feet high, 'find covered with silvery sheet steel, it caln be seen by any ap- proach to the town. long before the corporation is entered. ---The Conserva- tive organizer was in town a day or so ago and found everything in this part of the riding in excellent stape. .'qr. Wright says that arrangements have been made to have the Hon. George eater. eett other prominent, Causer- public meeting tiers illiatn Swallow, a lives on r. Talose MUSLINS .ncl GINGHA.MS at �c. They are going to be missed. rapidly, A chance n s Apple Cemen i4+ Furnaces, f vet t h Z7 , O If L t 1 HenSall G. J.Sutherland, Notary Publlo, Convey ancor, Commissioner, Fire Iusuranco agent end issureretMarriagealeenses, "realdoou- ments ea otully drawn at reasonabe rates. Money to Ioan on real estate at low rates of in- terest. Office at tho Post office, l lonsa% H. J. D. COOI+:E. SoL 1t Barrister lioit r Notary Public, Hansaall Ont. for A. Sellers, L. D S., D. D. S.,Fionor Gradn- ato o! Toronto tlnivorslty, Dentists. Teeth .extraoteclwithout. pain or bad ofrccts. Oftico in Potty's Block, Hansaa, At Zurich Avory iilonda common in May3Oth. y, a ¢11 v 'Bal Mrs. Wright and daughter .of Niagara Falls, were the guests of Mrs. G. C. Petty. L. Workman, of Hills Green, has engaged with Mr. Pope, of Rensall, in the tailoring busi- ness.—Alonzo Ortwein, eldest son of J. i'. Ortwein,Seaforthis laid up with an attack of typhoid fever.— A, A. ,Goetz, late lessee of the Commercial, who spent the summer in Paris, re- turned. to Canada last week and visit- ,i filen sin Hen Friday.—He ..ed d sill :on 1 a y is at present camping at Grand Bend with his family. Mr. Goetz bad a de- • lilit l ft tripand spent a profitable . g se p - •time inPaacis. Paris.—While riding his bicy . cle the other day, Inkerniann Conte- len, in some manner was thrown from t.the wheel, and had one of his should - ,ere dislocated. He now carries that member in a sling.— Over 200 tickets G 'have been Sold at this station for the London Fair. The attendance to the Toronto fair this year from here was ;smaller than on former occasions.— W. R. Hodgins on Friday last return ed from Toronto Fair, accompanied .by his bride, in the person of Mrs. Perkins, of Chiselhurst, and they have taken up their residence in Mr. Hod- gins' od gins' dwelling adjoining the hotel. They were married in Toronto. ' The best wishes of the community go :out for their future happiness and ,prosperity.—Miss Kate Hodgins, who has been ill in Toronto for sonic time evas brought home on Friday last. Though in a weak state, her health is improving and restoration to her for- mer good health is looked for. -Miss Campbell, of Chicago, who has been IE. 8C�N visiting in Toronto for some time re- turned to town this week.—Mr. and 1 Mrs. R. Pichtard, of Exeter, were in the village Monday eyeuing.— How about the are lights for the village , The nights hts will soon become dark, and if'an grin is to be done a move should be made at once. —The youths, who,on Sunday eveningdiatu. bed d y r orhip in Carmel church by loud talking, should be made an example of. It is needless to say they should be ashamed of themselves.—.7. E. Mc- Donell was in Exeter on Sunday.— Thomas Rope, the energetic and oblig- ing lightning rod agent, has been busy the past week selling those lightning arresters. --'SV. Rivers on Saturday received the sad intelligence by wire, of the death of his brother, in Mani- toba, who died of typhoid fever after a short illness.—W. Moore, late clerk with E. Ronnie, left on Saturday for Minueapolis, Minn., where he has sec- ured a lucrative situation as head sales- man in the dress goods department of a large Dry Goods store. Mr. Moore is a steady young man, and possessing amiable qualities,: will cer- tain. make his mark in the western y wPrior his orad. to de artaxre some p thirty young men organized a banquet and entertainedtheir young friend and companion in right royal style, as well as presenting him with a useful present as a tangible recognition of the es- teem in which heis held.The sem v t t a good i hes f the' en ire commuui sys o t t o with him. The Misses Bates, who have conducted a dress -making business here for a few weeks, ]eft Wednesday for Seaforth, where they will open a similar business. We wish them suc-i cess. —Rev. Sarver, of Brucefield, occu- pied the pulpit of Carmel church, Sun- day evening last.—Miss Twitchell, of Clinton, has taken, a situation with John Pope, as tailoress. — The Misses Welsh left this week for London, where they have secured situations in a tailoring establishment: Visitors to the London Fair are so numerous that we have not space to make individual mention. -The apple evaporator has commenced operations. There will be abundance of fruit this year, twenty cents per 100. ahs being the market price.-Jautes Bon thron's broncho rau away the other day. -The Zurich Fair THE —AT— HE x. .-tSAL HAS ON DISPLAY -New Fall Dress Goods, :New Opera Flannels ct ct Si S TRI1IMINGS &c, 'New Fall Jackets and Capes, A COMPLETE RANGE OF Gents' Furnishings and Clothing, -GOODS RIGHT. PRICES RIGHT, VRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE SMITHCR OS *-1ENSALL GODERICH takes place next Wednesday and Thursday. It will be better than ever this year.—Miss Bertha Hodgins visit- ed friends.in Bruce!ield last week.—J. McAdam and wife, of St. Marys, vis- ited the Messrs. McDonell.last week. A FAREWELL. - The Hensall Old Boys gave a farewell entertainment last Friday evening in the Forester's Hall in honor of their departing mem ber, Will Moore,who has been brought up with the townandthe boys,having lived here some twenty years, and for a. number of years been manager in Rannie's.dry goods store. Some nine- teen sat down to,a well -spread table, and after doing justice to the eatables, the chairman proposed as a toast the "success to our mutual friend. and then there was a continuous round of toasts and speeches, until the' chair- man arose and read the address,wheh a suitable present or token was present- ed to Will, which was" ably responded to. The boys then continued with an impromptu programme of music, sing- ing, dancing, recitations and speeches, and in. the latter our old' friend Dave took the lead. The music was furnish- ed by the accomplished musicians, Dr. Sellery`and Ambrose Srnith. The party broke up in the wee sma' hours of the morning, when they all depart- ed in peace, singing "God Save the Queen and ``Rule Brittannia. Zion. Bitrt;rs. Thos. Brock lost a. valu- able horse from inflammation. It was sick but a few hours.— Chas. Peart has been very sick the past week.— John Horne has moved into the house vacated by Richard Tones.—The Lea- cgue s cial was a decided success. Pro- eeds about $80.—The d storm Tuesday evening blew down large quantities of winter apples.— Farmers have the fall wheat sowingalmost completed. Now for the rots.—Vrs. John Brock was taken seriously ill Monday evening and is now conlined to her bed. Whalen BRIER'S.—Sickness is quite prevalent at present. Mr. A. pestle has been very ill for two or three weeks, but is now gaining. He has sold the farm lie bought from jetties Brooks a year ago to Mr. Charles Hooper, of Blau - shard, s and for 1x00. ,ohn Morleyhas h ., been laid up for two weeks or more and is not much better. His hired ma hadto ti work n home n t t �v rl. canal 1 om n g about the same time. — Hired help is very scarce around here this summer. —John Brock & Sons aye rented the Rayeraft farm for a term of five years. R. Gunning who had the farm for the past five years has rented.the n P e Knox homestead on the 8th con., Blowhard. —G. & A. Duffield are building a new silo. -Dennis McGee has been appoint- ed agent for the Globe Washer and is now engaged in .its exhibition and sale.—A young man working for P. Brooks had his hand badly injured by a kick from a horse lately. Mitchell BRIEFS,—Mr. Merlin who has been at the electric light station for some • time bas moved to Palmerston where he will manage the works. Mrs. John Grayson, of Moosejaw, is visiting her brother, Win. Babb, for a fete weeks. -John. Dawe, of Chicago, was in town this week attending his father's funer- al.—Mrs. David Williams and daugh- ter,..from Collingwood, are in town this week visiting friends. -The young men of the Methodist church organized a club on Thursday evening for de- bates and lectures on one evening each week.—The council at its last meeting passed the tax by-law at the old rate, 2 cents on the dollar.—Mrs. Benning from Carberry, Man., is in town this i week visiting friends --T. S. Ford lost one of his horses 011M -day ,afternoon by one of the troubles- that take away horses.—At • the Liberal Conservative Convention at St. Marys tan Sept. 20th, Messrs. E. F. Clarke, of Toronto and J. Curran, of Montreal, will deliver ad- ' dresses.' Thirty will attend from Mit- chell.-John.Roy and wife, from Witl- chelsca, were in town seeing friends ou Friday last. --Mrs. Stewart, who lived here a few years ago, is now go- ing' to California to .live. — George Demon left for Port Arthur Monday, where he has got a good position in a barber shop.—Wm. McBride, a repre-. sentative of the Galt Safe Works, was in town Saturday fixing the vault combination in the Merchant's Bank. CUBES BILIOUSNESS. "I have tried Laza-Livor Pills, and find them an excellent medicine for Indigestion and Bili- ousness. ,TMC, McCallum, a lam .Ston vi tI' llc,;Ont, If you cant Sleep on -account' of a raging toothache, Low's Toothache Bum will stop the ache and give you ease. Price 10c., all medi- cine dealers, Dublin Bniirs.—Miss Mary Carpenter and Miss May Williams spent all ` of last week in Toronto with friends, = Kiss Mabel Davis is spending • her holidays at home with her parents.—Mrs.' (Dr.) Michell spent Sunday in Mitchell with riends. Miss Long,of Stratford,spent Sunday with Mrs. (Dr.) Michell.—We regret to announce the death of Miss Annie Gallagher, third daughter of Frank Gallagher, of Hibbert, at the age of 17 years. She died on. Sunday morning at 6 o'clock.—Lawyer Cough- lin, of the Olassic City, spent Sunday with friends in town. and Mrs. Baird, John Mollard, Miss Emma ltrellard, Mr. Smillie and Del- bert Mollard.--:Hiss Attie ISfollaid left on Tuesday for Stonewall, Manitoba, where she will spend the next few weeks visiting friends and relatives. �tstlorne Council. Council met Sept. 1st, 4.11 members erc, t read and Minutes of .Ta arieK n, approved. .the following rates were levies the rateable property of the Municipal- ity for the current year. viz: 1.2 milt an the dollar for cour,.ty purposes ; 2 mills for local _purposes and .87 mills for General School rate, as per Sec, CO, Public School's Act. The various amounts required by the different school sections were or- dered. to ee levied and collected with 1 valve a auear tt.--. at e. y da�t young married duan Queen street fell off a'ea Bartlett's new store and was Well jured, sustaining a severe scalp won and a fracture of his left arm.—Word has just been received from Africa By-law the otheerates, that Will Moore, evho lately went out No. 1, 1900, legalizing the there with a load. of horses, has en- inrates as alisted as a private, and has already rholevycoilgucrhoil, signedabove by levite rpeevessed andby gone to the front.. the Corporate Seal attached. _---»•-. Orders] were granted in payment of Dashwood accounts amounting to $140,2,5, and council adjourned to tweet Saturday, Oct. Oth, at one o'clock. F. Monx,tr'1, Clerk. •••••-••••••• Farquhar WEDDING BEr,r,s.—On Wetinesi ay evening, 120h inst., Hiss Jennie Me - Curdy, daughter of Samuel McCurdy, was married to Robt. Norris, school teacher, formerly of Cromarty. Rey, C. Fletcher performed theceremony at the residence of the brice's parents, in the presence of a large number of invited guests. We join in wishing the twain all happiness and prosper- ity, BRIEFS.—A case of considerable in- terest in this section was tried at Mit- chell on Friday, the parties being WiI- liam Ward and James Gardiner. Last fall Mr. Gardiner set a fire in a small swamp and after clearing the portion he desired, be put the fire out as he thought ; but several weeks afterward after smouldering in the ground, it broke out afresh and got beyond his F control, As a result, the line Pence be- tween him and Mr. Ward waslearned u down and some small trees overturned. For this Mr. Ward claimed $32 in ad- dition to 835 which Mr.Gat n rdi er gave him at the time of the fire, and which the latter claimed was is full of all damages. Mr. J. G. Stanbury of Ex- eter, handled the case for Mr. Gardi- ner, and produced a receipt signed by Mr. Ward in full satisfaction of his loss by the fire and judge Barron held this receipe binding on the plaintiff. Mr. Thompson, of Mitchell acted for Mr. Ward.—Duncan Hay has pur- chased. a mercantile business atKippen from James Canning. Centralia CHANGE IN BUSINESS. I have purchased the business ce W. T. Bunt at a rate on the dollar, and intend adding a large stock of new goods, when I will be in a position to supply the wants of the public in every line, and as cheap as the cheapest. E. OOLWILL, DEATH OF MR. EVANS. — Another of our aged ones bas passed beyond pain and sickness,to the bright future, in the person of John Evans, who, after a long and intense illness of rheu- matism, died"on Sunday morning. Deceased was a person who was well respected, and won a large number of friends. When enjoying good health he took an active part in many of the social deparments.of this life ; he'was a staurch member of the Royal 7.'emp- lars and was a favorite amoug his ,au- quaintances. He came to Centralia from Exeter, where at one time be conducted a bakery. The funeral took place on Monday afternoon to the Fairfield .cemetery and was followed by a; large concourse of sorrowing friends, who extend their deepest sym- pathy to the sorrowing widow and family. . BRIn S !lies Lillie Hill' is visiting friends and relatives here again. -Itis rumored around here that Win. Col - will, our hay merchant, is making pre- parations for erecting 't new grain store.—Our enterprising blacksmith J. C. Sheardown has had a very attrac- tive advertisement painted on the tip- per front story of his, shop, but the photo is, poorly taken.-- George Rook and Thomas 1Vlitchell, of Eden,have erected new cement silos on their farms James Neil is haying one erected also, and others are catching the satire idea, all fol the purpose of t holding green feed coria - T.ios.Luker, of Thedford, is visiting his father, Robert Luker, who is very low.—.Miss Freclrena and. Olive Down are spend- ing this week in London with friends. --Mrs. Alloway who has been spend- ing a week over in Alma, Mich., with her sons, returned home Monday.-- Wm. onday.— Wm Learoyd left for London Monday to visit his mother, who is in a low state of health. Cl. STANDURY, B. A., EXETER. ONT. (Late with ucCarthy. Osler Co., Toron- 1 ri • to I Ba Iter•Ca ivo Is vizi , :tlo ie to"loan. nOflicesformerlyocc tined by Colltais $Banbury over O'lveils )lank. Burnes.—Miss M. Morrison, of Mani- toba, formerly teacher of S. S. No. S, was in town last week,—Viss Eliza Shetler who leas been. visiting her parents in town has again, re- turned ed to Buff tlo.—bliss �. own blot of Reuse% is a: guest at Rev. G. 0. Morlock's,—Jno Fried, of London, was in town on. Sunday, visiting las moth- er who is still very low, ---Mrs. Jno Rhode, Sr., is again confined to her bed.—Mrs. Montgomery, of Walker- ton, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fried. —Mrs. and Miss J. Hall are visiting friends in Toronto,—A quiet wedding took place at the parsonage last week, when Ezra Bender and Miss Emma Wagner, were made roan and wife. May the young; couple enjoy at long arid. happy life.—A large number of our citizens are attending the Western Fair.—Mrs. J. Routledge and family were visiting friends in and around ld r n.--ohn Pope,of Hensel], id. I eco Ja P our town a visit last week.—Miss. Pearl Nicholson has again returned to G erieli to pursue her studies. -It is tai g with deep regret we this week record e e the sad news of the death of Mrs. John Ehlers, 14th con., Stephen,whieh occurred on Tuesday. Deceased had the misfortune to step on a nail about a week ago and the injnry did not J y by , seem very injurious, until on Friday of last week when the effects of the sore foot caused locked jaw, from which the deceased suffered until Tues - lay noon. The departed has always been of a healthy, robust nature and her loss will be keenly felt in the neighborhood and by her many friends. The funeral will take plaee to -morrow, (Friday.) The stricken family.have the heartfelt sympathy of their many friends. Stephen ceI NT - - ue da venin wile �. Ian- T s a g h Saun'1 Essery, of Stephen, was deliver- ing apples at the Centralia, station. his horses took fright, and in malting hold of them, one of the animals kick - d Mr. Eesery on the knee, dislocating the knee -cap. • 1:,limvilIe. NOTICE, --The meeting of the Con- ENGLISH PRINTS. i A full and Conti- servative Association of the tow nship i plete range of DRY GOODS. of 1. sborne, announced to be held on h Also our GROCERY STOCK Tuesday, Sept, 18th, has been changed 1 in replete in every line and always to Monday evening 17th inst.; a full 'fresh. attendance requested. .., Market Depot SUMMER GOONS A full range of summer goods eluding fancy insertions so much in demand. Alae ERserx.--A, correspondent from ( IS ,G ENOUGH. ;That oma I amiota, Man., writer t --Mr.. Andrew do ITs well" O n E O. and wife acre s�rely experienei:ng their, , well AIM IS TO ,t;10ET-e share .of adversity: Their infant ebikl, Ada Elizabeth, died on Aug. I:ath,after only ak few week's illness of cholera, in- ; FULL LINE OF f e llfRE €antutn, and on Aug. 17th their only son, a bright little tellew of 4 years, was taken sic.., and despite the itt',t ef-' All kinds of Farm Produce for which forts of two doctors. the little fellow' l ighet.t prices veill be paid. succumbed on Aug. 27th, of cholera in- tantum. Mi. Andrew's crop has been ` $s damaged by two bail storms of late d and during the storm of Aug. 2Sth one of his stables was demolished lay wind. `children, the following members s,w hlr. Andrew is at present suffering sive : William and John of Elintvilleie from an attack of rheumatism. He is . Charles, of London. awl Thomas, of ss -ell known ie Exeter and vicinity, Crandeles. Man., and Mei. 8E1as Johns, being a son of the late Philip Andrew, of I lineeille. The funeral on ,e unday of Eliaiville. Mi'. Andrew worked for was largely attended, the remains be - P. Frayne, of Exeter, at harnessmak- ing interred in the Btlnevillecernetery. ing about 12 years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew have the sympathy of the en - A RECORD IN BLOOD. tire community in their titre of trial. -,:.-e DB.tTIi or ,alias. WILra4ax :1iu sus' The record of Hood's Sarsuparille, is St*.—dendrite Jonas, relict of the late literally written in the blood of millions 'William Miners, departed this life an ° of people to whom it bus given good Saturday last, at the advanced age of health. Itis all the tune curing die- s() years. Deceased was one of the eases of tate stomach. nerves, kidneys ••+vers of 1'sborne. haling been a and blood, and it is doing good ever of the township for upwards day to Mammals who are taking it fo She wan born itt Corn- poor appetite.tired feeling and gene ^+igland. in tine debility. Itis the best anediehw ion red Wit- rlan buy. mils esid of 45 years. wall, near ,Glades Year 1c . In 1s1'2 she Sita liana Miner% and in 155. with a. f four sons, Case, \William, t"iia and. George, they •emigrated to C' .da. They remained at Dnrlingto fur a year, when they moved west, to on seawa • af.. the township of t'shorne,;:tied settled dearth took mea. Thu _.. in con. ;. at various times "curling ite-. Deceased alae been Staling lots 1, 5 and 0, on the letter the deceaa'. ed spent the greater part of her life. dtuennelypast anis deatha carate yr . where also she died. Her husband Wilson of Prospect Hill, 1i predeceased her 12 years sago.. Mrs. Miners enjoyed a robust constitution. shill his farm to Arthur Gregory. of until a few e s ago, when the. in- East Missouri, for the sum. of $t 00 . e y ar l; Mr. Gregory obtains possession on Dee. \ herfir. tieh of alta age began to wa'alzen 1. This stale will involve the retntivnl. her. She was an estimable lady, kind ,. ,. vend secIf•saci'Ificing. stud 138(1 soon :t h :air. «Asha from that neighbor - acts wide circle of friends b her kindly hand. i o homes tt ..9 Irl t s. s on The two race Vela , Tr t R a acts anti deeds. Of a family of eight E. Swart% Hingham, were winners: in: the races at Wellceiville, N. Y., ]arse'. • A. TirottSA.NI1 TONGCES week. Both Harold II. tend Waiter K. won their races in three straight heats. Could not express the rapture of '\S bile at \'irellesville Ntr. Sw arts bad r, Annie E. Springer, of I125 Howard st„ handsome offer for Harold .I. air Philadelphia, I'ae.,when she found that horses go at Hornelsville. N. Y. Dr. King's New Discovery for Con- sumption had completely cured her of TESTIMONIAL OF M1 GEO. DICKa hacking cough that for many years! INSo - . TOWNSHIP OF O. AN - remedies and doctors could give her had made Iife •t burden. Ali other SlI A1tD. __ no help,but she says of this Iteynl 'ro'riii ti'.LLtt> OP Cure—"It soon removed the pain iii my chest and I can now Sleep soundly, -� —, somethingI can. namely remember • ENGLISH SIOCK FOOD. y doing before. I feel like soundin its c Stock Maui ci fo English o r a• .t.a.nas � I have e tt I illri :ars* siva.-irritating t. 1! tt of Shipka Bnxnss.—The work on C. Lorhner's ; house is nearing completion, and now l ranks with the best.—James Hannan has put a varandah around his hotel, which adds greatly to its appearance. —H. Wing was in Toronto one day last week,—Miss Maggie Murray, of Chicago, is a guest at the Shipka hotel. —•Cid'er and apple-hutterlmaking is the order of the day.—Michael Lynch, of Vancouver, B. O., is a guest at Shipka hotel. SPOBTS,-Shipka is never behind in this line. Ou Tuesday Evg last Big. Tom and Little Tom met in what was to have been a 20 round go, but .was stopped in the 3rd round by the re- feree, and Little Toni declared the win- ner. Round (1.) They met in the centre of the ring and sparred very carefully, and the little fellow com- mences by swinging his right for the head, but failed to land it,. The big fellow then got wild and swung right and left for the head but the little fel- low clucked cleverly and sent a bard right to the wind, which made the big fellow shake from head to foot. This was the little man's rouud. 2nd. Theycatme up and the .'lig fellow goes in to finish liis man, but is met with stinging right over the eye. Big Tom then sent a ;right aid left to the little fellow's face coloring it considerably. '.Cliey both swung right and left to the head and clinched and are found that way at the bell. 3rd and last round. Isere was where little Tommie did his work,: The hie. fellow swung a left for t e head, but little Toni blocked it and senna. hard right to the heart, which put the big Haan down, where he lay. while the referee counted off eight of ten seconds, but be managed to stager' to his feet, and they clinch here. The referee stopped the fight and declared , the little titan the winner asbe saw w that the big man was unable to con- tinue and wished to save hirci from a knockout. Praises throughout the 'Universe. Se So trill everyone who tries Dr. King's nt • v foe t tr t ble of the NewDiscovery z�.i of las C e P y Throat, Chest, and Lungs. Price 50 cents and 51.00 at any Drug Store : every bottle guaranteed. calves and think it a gond food, They have done remarkaably well under - its Bail ase. I have also foetid it a ti a t a a e food for horses. GEO. DICKINSON, is Your money refunded if purchase unsatisfactory. SPRIGIFFT See Our Line of Stoves and Pal e W. 1