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Her Ice -Cutting ship, the Ermak,
all tile News 0 Interest to 1
Will Try the Big Job.
'Milos Rea( tors hallooing
in tlioso GOUTItleS
FOR THE 1(11 Fe
Huron
The peoceeas of auniveroxy of
Ohi
emurst presbyterlau chord) =Quilted,
to over $127.
Upon a. small .eherry ;rep growing in
a pot in 3T. Toyier'e otore 0finton,there
hangs a ripe eherree
Tho Cheek reataUrant, Seaforth, has
been purchased bY.' ROA. Mullough
from cuneiog.haue Broe.
Mr. Welsh a Seaforth Model SchoOl
has been eogaged as teacher in S. S,
No. Stanley, for 1001.
.0ecar Neil, of Seeforth, has purchase
e4 the restaurant hueinese of the late
Stewart in that place.
The proceeds a the ;Anniversavy of
the Eippen Methodist church,held,
east weeJ. amounted to over $125.
Mrs, H. O. Beavon is laa eritical
leenclition at the Clinton hospital.
evilere; ehe underwent au -operation.
Jame a Laithwalte and ferelly have
taken up their abode in Goderieh after
a life loug evsidence in Goderich town, -
ship,
A peddler named Murray was arms -
td n Clinton Tileeday .on a charge of
!neglecting to soppore his wife, who
Uvea m London,
Tag Tlefree m :sorry to learn that
OM a W.11. Kerr -jot the Brussels Fost
hes been ill with typhoid fever for
some tleree Weeks. -
The PieblieSettool on the Baylield
ROati near Brucefield bas been closed
owing to there beings case a cliplitle-
ceia in the section.
Salvanus Witmore or Hay thinleing
lt not well to he alone, has taken unto
himself a partner in the person a Miss
Mary A. Miller. of Daslievood.
The Hibbert leible 8oelety motile the
CrOniarly esbyterlau church, lea
week when Rev. W. J. Doherty, of
Ifeueall wets elected preeitlent,
Tile congregation of Rattenbury St.
Methodist church, Clinton, have de-
cided to erect a new church, and the
canvas for funds bas commenced.
Through the kindness ales. Boom-
•er of the Huron Diocesau Women's
Anxillarya beautiful silver communion
set has been obtained for Grace church
Matra.
Horace Foster, lately of Clinton but
more recently connected with the
Williams bleee Co., of Brampton has
retired therefrom ruul opened out a re-
tail store in Brampton.
If there ever was a specific for any-
one complaint, tb.en Carter'S Little
Liver Pills area, specific for sick head-
ache, and every woman ebould know
this. Only one pill a dose. Try them.
Mr. Morrison, a livery stable keeper,
•of leinearcline, receiyed eV end costs
from the township of Kinloss for
injwies received by the breakiug
through of a bridge in that town-
ship.
etre Ceendrou, senior member of tire
bicycle firm of that name in Toronto
ewes' in Hensel) on Tuesday and stated
- that the ilrm intended starting a big
furniture factory. at St. Joseph next
sum mete
The Clintou News -Record last week
contained an item setting forth the
healthfulness of Clinton, while in an
item followit it mentions the fact of
four persons being ill at one time in
the same house, of all manner of dis-
eases,
W. F. Dulrnage, late of the Bruns-
wick house, has purchased the Albion
hotel at Gorrie fromGeorge Brown.
Mr.Dulroage will getpossession on the
10th of December. The Dulanage fam-
ily have been residents of Wingham
for many. years.
Chief Vannorrnan, of Winghana, left
on Wednesday morning for Kingston
with the man, Patterson, who was re-
cently sentenced to the penitentiary
for stealing goods from M. H. Indoo's
store in that town and from stores in
Clinton, Bayfleld and other places.
A severe loss is sustained by the
community in the closing of the Baby-
lon Sunday school, Hay., Which took
place on Sunday, after having been in
existence for 21 years, 15 of which it
has been held at the borne of Samuel
Rennie. The cause of the closing is
the removal of Mr. Rennie and family
to Zurich. ,
On Tuesday' morning Miss Olive
-Thompson, daughter of Division Court
Clerk Thompson, of Bayfield, narrow-
- iy tnissed hong shot. to death, Her
-brother was examining the gan pre-
paratory to going out shooting when
it accidentally went off and several
shot lodged in Miss Thompson's face.
Most of the shot was removed -
With leer New Bow, and. 0ther Improve -
mettle -Made by the Armstroegs, ee
Seln ShoXis Now Capeble o vo.tun
Iter Way Through to the role awl
Beek te Ono Season-entiat S1e leas
Peale.
LOrtt101/* Nov, 1 .—Art entirely new
departeixe in Arctic exploration evM
be mede next skimmer. Russia. will
Pend north her wonderful ice snip,
theDm/PA.' 'With leetreetions to try
to break her way through to the
pole. The performance of this Tessa
eutting awl tearing leer way at
three or tow miles an emir through
the immense ice fields of the Baltic
sea and other Russian waters has ex-
cited amazement antoug all who
TIMES
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TtiPWEWS .e0ORD :
The youngest son a William Pion-
Publio School flied last week. The
father of the deceased is now a reaie
dent of the etat e of Ohio, but formerly
liyed e3aylield.
Jean Lindsay, reliet of the late Ar-
thur McGuire, died, at the home of her
son, James McGuire, alt. Forest, on
Monday. Mrs. McGuire, with her bus -
bend, lived for many years on the erst
line of Morris. Deceased was in her
70th year.
There died at her home in Howick
township on Wednesday of last week, uulitary expeditioos by the allies
Mrs. Charles elcIlwari in her 36th year, would be diseontinued.
'The deceased had been ailing for some
time and was not expected to recover. TH9vRT,E NOT ItHALIN BEGUN,
$110 11(4.114* behind a husband and little
• . ...• „ • • • •
WITHORNgt 18 lEttifilit1). A Word to the
Wise is Sufficient.
,But some stubborn people
uit ontil " crown sick" be-
fore trying to ward Wiliness
Count Waidersees Dioturgts Li
Hung Chang and Qedng.
Chtriese Troomt West ate nee:loved. Arnim
vied by the rowers nre military 3ex- mize in the word' "ROocl's"
veations by the .Wes Woold fliscon. assur4nce of health.
tinno-Trouble Not Realty Re4-un- For ell blood troubles, scrofula, pine-
tbc oec, or cure it. The wise
leett, a, former teacher of the Varna Oetnisee of rureneaos litaa. pies as well )18 diseases of the leidDeys
liver and bowels, Hoodel Sareaparilla
the effective and faultless cure.
Pekin, Thursday, Nov, 15. — The
commander of the international for-
ces, Field Marshal Von Weldersee, re-
ceived Prince Citing end Li Bung
Chang. the Chinese Peace Commission-
ers, to -day at the Imperial Palace.
`lam Field Marshal demanded that the
Chinese troops be withdrawn from
the vicinity of the territory' occupied
by the allied forces, adding that if
this should be done, the despatch of
alood Purlfler---" 1 have taken good's
sersaleaellie, anti nod it beneeeial for my -
*elf and, a:toy. It purifies the bleed sae
Strerigtheite the eyeteuee aess. Beery
Weare Clinton, Ont.
Strength Sulider-ngYself, wife and
ebileren tiave teken Hood's Sarseperilla
ane fl etrengthened ue. It relievea me of a
lawn back," DeVin Mcameox, ceretaker.
Colt Tuotitute, Oalt, Ont.
daoghtee,
The death ot MI'S- Sohn iloener, Sr-, opine:0i at gureneaue WM Italia 14ive
at Drysdale, took place on Wednesday Any Thu Jo
o china,
afternoon of last -week, The deeeased 6ba°ghtele 'Ifeuve 11-7 l'tr°111 Pc "ikatizt
had been ailing for some months pat to .4.31''414a it's net to 411,11„,
SO thee her departure, was not alto, to meet 4 leuropean or American wee
gethar unexpected. She leaves a bus- IlaS resided nn S length of time in
band and two sons to mourn their loss, China, hut WIrO believee that the reai
Charles Snelling. a young mau who trouble has not really confluence&
ha % been employed at the Maxwell They bitterle reproach the powers for
works, St. Marys, for tviro years, died
at Stratford Hospital last Friday, Be
was sufterieg from appendicitis and
-only lived three or four days after be
.ing taken to 'Stratford. His former
hoille WAS in Listowel,
On Sunday last XI'S. lelargareb no
McGee, an old and respected residea
of WaWallgsk passed peacefully away
at the age of seveuty-one years, seven
months and eleven days. Deceased.
with her husband, .came from Ireland
THE ERAIAle.
have winieseed L. Sha IN, now beiag
e.(lai[11124 andimproved for the great -
Q2 all tasks.
The Artustroups at Liswiels, bavo
just completed a new bow wbieh is
especially desir„oed to encounter the
field of we ht the Arctic ',leo., which
ie heavier .and thiceer than any
'MIMI the Venial; has yet attacked.
The original bow was easily capable
ol neellug a ith any of the enormous
ice tielda 'hkh ilussht produces. She
went to a bigh latitude on an ex-
perimentel trip last summer arid ac-
complished all that could be expected
of her in her assault mion the ex-
ternal ice width be then encountere
ed. The alterations now being made
were mtge.-este:el by tlds experience.
Admiral elakarint, who is superin-
tending the changes. has tlie great-
est confidence that his ship will eat
her way 'without delay straight to
the pole and w311 return safely in
the same season. Rvery precaution
has been tanen to itt her out. Kw a
long stay in case of accident or
blockade.
Admiral efaharoff has refused to
give ollt details of the plane or even
to admit that the expedition will be
undertaken, but there is no doubt on
this point. No information is yet
available as to the route to be taken
r how tbe coal problem will he
edved. There Wili he supplies -ot
ne or two points in asctie Ituesin
and probably a. collier will carry an
affilitienal supply as 'far as the ice
will permit.
Middlesex
Mr. G. B. Reeve, the new general
manager of the Grand Trunk Railway
was once station master of the road
at Parkhill,
Mr, Dugald Leitch, a well-known re-
sident of Chiradoc, and exwarden of
Middlesex, died at Mount Came on
-sae-Saturday morning, aged '73 years.
ririaction of Carter's Little Liver
Filis is4leasant, mild and natural,
They getttly stimulate the liver, and
and regulate the bowels, but do not
purge. They are sure to please. Try
Fred Dell a young man residing on
the 14th line of East Zorra, attempted
to take his own life on Saturday even-
ing.. Be slashed his throat and other-
wise terribly mutilated himself with
some sharp instr ancient. He lived
with his widowed mother and was un-
married. No reason can be assigned
for the awful act. Dell is at present
resting easily in the Woodstock gen-
eral hospital and it is thought he will
recover.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Vac fate'
strait°
sigaatreo
of
le ea
1,44fi 4gol.
Mr.. G. B. REEVE.
not being more severe in their incase
ores,. particularly for not absolutely
destroying the forbidden city at Pe-
kin. Old residents at Tien Tsin. elle
Foci and f-ihauelini Say it WaS. 4 alWle
blunder that will in the near flittire
muse the loss- of thoneenda of
Iwo
and the tieStruCtioll Of MUelt
property. It la a 'welt authenticated
fact that hardly a. Chinaman outside
the Province ef Chili believes that ibe
allics: have had any success at all.
one* in the township of Vaughan, re- The rn.te411)1:14fler:inath;;;;;
ae 5;s -Do
to this country end settled near Tore
sided there a few years, then removed ager and the court reeently from
to East 3:C"AWOOOSIX, Sitautti to Shen ,i is loolted upon by
T. A, Gale died suddenly 41 Torooto oreign uteri:haute. missionaries, and
last week. The deceased Was ktIONVO even 1,,,y most, ef .la' eonverts. as
to many in Clinton. He was partner ' eameer and it 14501A;tce.. it merchant
in the banking arm of Johnston, Tts. I who has been ;hi ;tears in Chime told
dell &Gale 'which was established there a. correspondent of th e Associated
In iSSO. Four years later thipartner I Press that it wan a Place almost im-
usilloivPedwro Bill:rualvedwh" owrollebne 'acriedefao'ar poeelble for foreo- ign Irma to Tmch if
some time as -manager for Ferran
, , they so desired. and the only feasible
ee i way Ws to no about 1 .500 milo up
Archibald, bankers. On leaving there the leauste ether anti titan nno wiles
he took up his residence in eke:onto 1
and for years has been Inspector by land. /1 this were attempted. bow.
of *, ever. they would have to tight the
the elercantile Insurance 0 =pane?. i
Aftee an illness of considerable„gre;.eter part of the way.
length, John Curtis, farmer of thee Tao Empress has essued an edict,
Wallace boundary, west of lestowel,
passed away on Nov. Stb, In bis sev-
enty-firse year. Deceased was a na-
tive of County Tyrpne, Ireland, and
or eenelatilatiOn. announcing her de-
parture from Pekin. not as a Ilight,
but merely to be in a Imre central
position. and informing all officials
came to Canada with his parents n that tlie couotre is Zfl(50.WC(I ba o
infancy. The family settled in North eigners. but that not enough or them
Easthope a good many years ago, exist in the world to 'disturb the
where the deceased was married to serenitt of the Chinese Court. Eng -
Miss Mary Whaley, WhO survives eine, hell missionaries sa; the Enntress-
The death of Mrs, Patrick Mc- Dowager has a better knowledge of
Phallus, wife of the well-known barris- tile Chinese Minh' 'Wan allY huluarl
ter, ofeLondon, took place at the fam- being alive.
ily residence, No. 835 King stteet, thee kelan in a Dangerous State.
city, on Saturday. and occurred after p le ee ut
•
0 liver Mt; thevezierritoting and
;eke "'eke' nowt's' *soar-IL:Ale
'There died Monday In noislID,
Wm. Rothrtermal. ShO bad been ail-
ing for Amite time.
rmerly Valle erennger of the G. T. se,
Ilia Will 5oiktw Mr• Heys as Gen-
era 'Malinger,
Montreal, Nov. 19. --It was offielel-
IY enutrenced 'Saturday morning that
George 13e11 Reeve, formerly general
trona.” manager of the Grand Trunk
RailWay, Who retired from the ser-
vice Inel April to devote the remain, -
der of his life to fruit, farming le
California. has been appointed gener-
al nutimeer of tbe company, hi sue-
eaSSion to Cherie:4 M. lht s. who has
accepted the presidency of the South-
ern Pacific.
air. Reeve was traffic manager of
the Chicago & Grand Trunk before
corning to this city ae general traffic
manager, under the new management
in 1806. Ile tilled minor official posi-
tions en the Grand Trunk at variOus
points in Canada before going to the
Chicago & Grand Trunk. Ile is an
Englishman by birth.
air. Reeve Coming, East.
Mr. George 33. Reeve, the new gen-
eral manager of the Grand Trunk,
will arrive here this evening front
California to confer with Sir Rivers -
Wilson and Mr. Joseph Price. The lat-
ter stated yesterday that Mr. Reeve's
policy would be wise and progressive
and, in fact, a continuity of the sec-
cessfel system inaugurated and car-
ried out by Mr. Nays.
31;tys Goes West.
Mr. Hays left for the west last
evening to complete arrangements for
the double -tracking and equipment of
the Chicago & Grand Trunk. for
which S4,500,000 has been allotted
Lor this work. Mr. Price says this
will be done next year.
"M. NU Shanghai, Nov.
SIIMIADs Lam wu, Fvfm
When things are "the best" they be -
°me "the best selling." .Abrabam
Hare, a leading druggist of eeelleyille,
O., writes; "Electric Bitters are the
best selling bitters I have handled iu
yeara." Yoit know why? Most
diseases begin in disorders o stomach,
liver, kidneys, bowele, blood. and ner-
ves. Electrm Bitters tones up the
stomach, regulates liver, kidneys and
bowels, puriees the blood, strengthens
he nerves, heriee cures roultiteedes of
maladies, R builds up the entire eye -
tem. Puts new life and vigor into any
weak, sickly, rendown man or WO11161A.
Prue 1if) cents, Sold by all druggists,
a 'eery brief illness. Deceased was a ys —Sanitary condit iOUS mai boom -
daughter of Christopher Robinson, of
Richmond, Virginia, an ex -judge of
the Supreme Court, of that State, and
was bat Zel years of age. In January
of this year she was married to Mr.
McPhillips, who was a former residem.
of Exeter.
William Dusty, of Tilbury. died On
Monday of last week after a short ill -
nose. The deceased was born in St.
Marys some twenty-four years ago
and was a soneif Edward Dusty who eXiOrfltOUS
formerly conducted a, boot alai shoe tiler° is "W an Itecumula-
business there, but who now lives at tient in their dwellings and yards,
Tilbory. Mr, Dusty epidemic,
few months ago and was esteemed em -
was married na which threatens a serious
Is ratite° the rower?
ployee at the store of W. 0. OraWfOrd. I Henn eCeres, Nee% l'e7.—ehiee5e ern -
His death comes as a severe shock to teals aver that a certain power 'has
his many friends in St. Marys. • demanded leave to place troops upon
His many friends in St. Marys will a, hill overlooking Canton. No for -
lug serious. Since the foveiga occu-
pation many Chinese ho-ve died. of
smallpox and other f ofectious dis-
eases. Fearing that their funerals
would be hiterferred with they have
kot most or the coffins containing
their dead in their houses and. toort-
yards. The queselon of removing
garleige has become one of grave im-
portance. As the natives are forbid-
den to deposit, refuse in the streets,
ORIN
TRUE:USER-At the lith eon. of Ran en the
10th intte the wife of War Truenmer of
daughter.
33AD0UR-At the Seuble Line. IleY, on the
leili lase, the wife ef Shnon natleur. Jr.. of a
deugliter.
NICIIOLSON-At the Bronean Line. Hay. on
the inst., the wife of Sodfrey Nicholson,
ot %slaughter.
1.2aebec and Vermont.
Washington, Nov. 19 .—The State
Department has been informed by
Commercial Agent Johnson, at Stan-
bridge, that stops are being taken
to re-establish railroad conneetions
between Qtmbec and Vermont. The
old road, owing to its inability to
meet liabilities, was closed to traffic
14 or 15 years ago. An American
company has lea sed the road fo,r a.
term of 99 years, and already has
commenced the work of reconstruc-
tient, The road extends from" St.
Leenbert, opposite Montreal, via.
Charnbly, to Prelighsburg and the
Vermont line, a distance of 53 miles.
Froln this point it extends to Shel-
don ,Turettion, where it cozmeets with
the Ceetral Vermont Railroad, and
also with the Boston & Maine line,,
running south to Burlington, Ver-
mont.
Friday night the 'wife of James
Sheridan of :Brookville undertook to
revive a fire in a coal stove by the
use of coal oil. The result was an
explosion, and Mrs. Sheridan 310W
lies at St. Vitioent de Paul Hospitel,
suffering from serious' barna. , She
witi proba,bly reebver.
learn with deep regret of the -death of
O. S. Harstone, V. S., which occurred
at his home in Westminster, Mary-
land, IL 'S., Thursday evening. Nov.
Oth. He was a brother of L. Raystone.
torn clerk. "Cam.," as he wits famil-
iarly known, was a genial whole -soul -
ed fellow, and -will be remembered by
many -while Clerking at the hardware
store of S. O. Gilpin. It is About 14
years ago since Mr. Harstone left the
Stone Town. He leaves a wife and
three children.
Thomas. F. Butcher, jeweler, of
Brandon, Man., soddenly died of
paralysis on Tuesday of last week.
His remains were brought to :St.
lilarys for interment. "Tom" Butcher
as be WdS familiarly known is kindly
remembered by a host of friends in St.
Marys. Vor seventeen years he was
an employee at the jewelry store of
Wm. Andrews but left for the West
sorar nine years ago wherehe was con-
ducting with much success a jewelry
business at Brandon. Ai a Bu tcher was
forty-one years of age and left a wid-
ow, who is a dauglater of John Bart-
lett, of St. Marys, and a family of six
cbildren to mourn bis untimely end.
The late Christian Hess, of Zurich,
was born at Roethenberg Wurtenburg,
Germany, on Oct. 14th, 1834, and
emigrated to Canada in 1858, settling
in Hay Township ; first at Blake and
then in Zurich in the year 1867 where
he has since carried on his trade as a
potter and at which he was still active-
ly engaged, up to a few days ago when
he received a stroke of paralysis, re-
sulting in his death on Tuesday of last
week. He was married Jan. 7th, 1862,
to .Anna Elizabeth Kalbfleisch, sister
of S. C. and H. Kalbileisch„ and who
survives him. The deceased had one
.son, John, who die.d some years ago at
about 30 years of age. Frederick, Sr.,
of Zurich, and Matthias of South Bend
are brothers of deceased, as were also
George and Andrew both of whom dted
a number of years ago. Two sisters London, Nov. 1S.—There is oansid-
reside at South Bend, two at Detroit etable commotion here, says the
and three are still in Gemnany. Hong Kong corresponent of The
i
Daly Madi
, "n consequence of a re-
port that Great Britain intends to
send out a flying squadron!'
eign authority confirnis the asser-
tion, but the Cantonese continue to
fear French designs upon the city.
Shipments of Rice Stopped.
ShaUghtti, NOV. 17.—The 'Viceroys
of the Yangtse region have stopped
the shipments of the tribute of rice
to Siantu, being afraid that the allies
would intercept them. The enure, it
is evident, -will proceed to Chen Tu.
Britain This Protested.
Lon.don, Nov. 19.—Under date of
Nov. 16, .a despatch to a News
Agency says: Great Britain has pro-
tested against the transfer of Yu
change to the governorship of Wu
Chan. Li liung Chang and Prince
Ching, according to this despatch,
bave inemoralized the throne, and
Yu Chang will probably be allowed
to take up the new post.
Six New Points
Faris, Nov- 19.—At a council of
the Ministers on Saturday, M. Del-
casse, Minister of Foreign Affairs,
anneunced that the Ministers at Pe-
kin had tranSmitted to their respec-
tive Governments a number of arti-
cles of a :mint note, and that they
contemplated adding six points to
those already reached as a basis for
peace negotiations.
settling roreign Claims at Canton.
Canton, Nov. 17.—Tb e American
Constia here has been notified that the
Board of Reconstruction has bee,n
ordered to pay $1.0,000 as the drat
instalment in settlement of American
claims. All the consuls are pressing
for indemnity for the destroyed mis-
eons. A special deputy has been ape
pointed f or each district to estimate
the damage done, the Chinese appar-
ently realizing that settlement of
the claims is the only method of rid-
ding Canton of foreign gunboats.
Hong Rong Ts Exelted.
MARRIED.
T YLOIt-sacnsTT-at James St.
ago ou the lttli inst., ny_ssw.C. W. lIrowe,
D„ Henry Taylor, at Exeter. to :Mae ISaria
Eecrett, drotabter et Christopher Eacrett of
the lawnsiiip of Hay.
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lade by the oldest and best
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FOREMAI`,4 EN.,,Eawa, ONTS
EX
DIED
HESS -At Ills residence, ;Zurich, on the 12th
Inst„ ohrisunn Bess, at the aged GO years.
FRIED -At Dashwood. on the 7th Inst,, Han-
nah Fried, at the ogo•of/80 years
31eILWAIN-In Ilowlek. on Nov. lith, Mrs.
Charles siellwain, aged. Sa years, 10 months
and 20 days,
HOLIIES-In Bluevale, on Noe. lath, Cath-
erine Mellwain, wife of Andrew Ilohnes,aget1
Fee years.
Moat:DIE-In Mt. Forest, on Nov, 1215. jean
Lindsay, relict of tho late Arthur AlcUnire, of
Morris, aged al years, and 3 months.
FLOYD-In Stephen, on Nor. 18th, George
Floyd. aged 17 years. 5 Crfonth$,
SE:INNER-In Nos-. 13, Geo. Skinner.
aged 21 years.
SNELLING-At the Hospital, Stratford, Nov,
11. Calories Snelling, son of Samuel Snelling,
Listowel, aged, 23 years,
RANE-In Fullarton, Nor. 3, Thos.Rane, aged,
to years, 1 month and 21 days.
EVERY MOVEMENT HURTS
When you have rheumatism. Mus-
cles feel stiff and sore and joints are
peinfale It does not ply to suffer long
from this disease when it may he cured
so promptly perfecely by Hoo area -
patella. This medicine goes right to
the spot, neutralizes the acidity of the 1
blood, -which causes rheumatism, and
puts an end to the pain and stiffness.
sOLD OUT.
Having sold my milk business to Mr. Dow,
all accounts 'must be paid me on or before the
last day of Noir. IMO, es I give up at that date.
Thanking my many customers and friends for
past favors, .and success to Mr. Dow. I wish
all a merry Christmas and a Ilappy„New
tear.
W. H, DEATtLNG,
Governor Allen of Vert* laic*.
St. Thomas, Nov. 19. ---Civil Gov-
ernor Allen of Porto Rico arrived
liere on Saturday on board of
United States, despatch boat 1,,,la.,--
tlpwer, B. proceeded to St. Croix
filtttiikla$„
to 70
t° C41 WWI Feed
to 10
We hese a large stock ofi
s
no on hand which will be sold at ren
able prices.
'MICE WINTER AND GOOS
f ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY.
word of a wonderful discovery of a! WHEAT
From Ccopersvifie, Mich., comes
pleasant tasting liquid that when used'
before retiring by anyone troubled I Wanted for which highest mavket
with a bad cough, always ensures a -
13 ices will be paid.
goods night's rest. "It will soon cure -11
the cough too" writes Mrs, 8. Himel- J. COBBLEDIONeee:O___
burger, "for three generations of our
family have used Dr. leinees New Dis-
covery for Consumption and never!
found it's equal for Coughs and i
It's an unrivaled life-saver when used I
for desperate lung diseases. Giutran-
teed bottles 50c and. SIM) at all drug-
gists. Trial bottles free.
Coal is worth 80.1S0 4 ton in St
ASTRAY.
Caine into the premises of the undersigned on
or about the 15th of augusea steer corning two-
year-old. the owner is requested to come and
prove property, pay themes mei take it away.
JAMES GREEN.
Lot 19, concession 7, iiay.
Nov,16,1960.
MEETING OF THE HURON
COUNTY COUNCIL.
Notice is hereby given that the council of the
County of Huron win meet in the council chem.
her in the town of Wiugham on Tuesday. the
415 day of December next at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon.
W. LANE, Clerk.
Dated at Goderich, this 301h day of December.
am.
ASTRAY.
Came into the premises of the undersigeed.
lot 23, eau 0, Usborne, on or abont Sept,
2515, a two-year-old heifer. The owner is re-
quested to prove property, pay expenses and
remove the animal.
HU.NRIN,
Farquhar P, 0.
Marys.
They are 0.
.
Within the past few days three old;
'St. Marys boyHarstone, Westminster, have died suddenly. 1M/101ff QUESTION
Maryland - T. F. Butcher, jeweller, 1
Brandon, Man.; and Willian Dusty, Thebest equipped Business aud ehorthat
Tilbury, Ont. el
i School in Canada is the Forest City Business
In accordauce with the new arrange- &
1 Shealuind College. London, Ont. Large enrol -
meat and strong facuaty. Liendrecis of students
merit made by the trustees, miss. i la good positions, 'Years of excellent -work at
Austin now presides at the organ in I lit' eredlt*
the Methodist Church, St. Marys,
whilst Mr. Follick atts as rhoir nees.i Catalogue of either course free. Common -
dance invited.
ESTRAY.
Came on the premises of the undersigned
about ist of October, a two-year-old heifer.
The owner is eel:Nested to prove property, pay
charges and take her away,
FRED GREEN,
Lab s, North Boundary, Stephen.
Nov. 2nd, 1900.
ter.
---- ----- - .
To Tees Du,t30.-A rich lady cured of '
her Deafness and Noises in the Head
by Dr. Nicholsons Artificial Ear Drums ---
has sent 01,000 to his Institute, so
that deaf people linable to procure the
Ear Drums may have them free. Ap- N WE
„to Dept. A. S. V. the Institute, '?SO2 I
J.-W.-WESTERVELT, •
Panoipal.
ESTRAY.
Came into the premises of the undersigned
on or about the first of October, a two-year-old
heifer. The owner is requested to prove prop-
erty, pay charges and take the animal away,
GEORGE MONTEITH,
Lot 9, Thames Road, 'Osborne,
Oat. 2515,1900.
NOTICE TO CREDIT ORS
In the matter of the Estate othe late
William Cha ries Front, of te Town
ship of Usborne, in the County of
Huron, farmer, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to Chapter
129 R. S. O. 1897, that all persons having claims
aeabist the estate of the said William Charles
Prout, who died on or about the 11th day of
.August. 1900, are required to send on et before
the 20th day of November, 1900; by post prepaid
or deliver to Jones & Roy, Winchelsea P. 0.,
their names, addresses and oceupations,
with particulars of their claims and the native
of the securities (if any) held by them,
Ana notice is 'hereby given that- after the last
mentioned date tho said Executor will proceed.
to distribute the assets of the said deceased
among the parties entitled thereto, having re-
gard only to the claima of which notice shall
nave been given us above required, and the
said Executor shall not be lianie for the said
assets er may part thereof to any person tir
persons of -whose claims notice shall nott have
Scan received at the date of such distribution.
Dated Oct. 3015, 1900, .101115 PROCT„ SR, Ade
utinistrator. Elirowilla P. 0.
ghth Avenue. New York:Cf. S. A. THE
Farmers and others who intend
having auction sales should insist On
having their bills printed at THE
TIMES ofece. Free notice given in
tbe paper -with each order for bills.
Five Packs of Cards Freer
One pack, 'May I. C. U. Home,' Ono tack
Escort, Onepack Flirtation,' One pack `Hold -
?o -light.' One pack `Otr Sofa Just Holds Two.'
Samples of 20 other styles with book fttll 05 n
dons. Sena 5c. silver for postage.
A. W. M.NNE e", E.
Salem -Yarmouth. N. S
MEDIA/
Meat Market
uNDERTAKER.
• • •
Always keeps on hand a com-
plete stock of caskets and
' '
trunnungs ox differenkit nd
s.
Also the largest stock of furn-
iture ever shown in Exeter or any
town in the county.
Prices as low as can be made.
Do not fail to see our immense
stock in our two storey building.
Our desire is to please every-
body.
Rowe's
The -undersigned bas opeoed up a THE
new meat market one door
SOUtil 01 Garling's Star ClOttlillig
where he will keep the choicest of
meats constantly on band.
A CALL SOLICITED
JOHN T. 11ANNIN6
Buy the Best
Constantly pursues a man
it is easy enough of solution,
though when you are able to
and avail yourself of our offer. We
are showing a fine range of
Ignore the Rest) Mack Worsted intwills, vene-
In the end you will find
it cheapest. Furnish that va-
cant room with one of our
Bed Room Setts, Tables,
Chairs, Etc.
tians and clays (bought before
the heavy advance in price
and selling at the old prices.
Nice suits for $14 in fauey
worsted suiting. We show
big range at moderate prices
in Scotch and Canadian tweeds
we cary a large and well as -
GET SOMETHING sorted stock. prices to suit
We have it, you want it. all. A large stock of the lat-
Take a look at our full line of est goods voa oerefor singt
FURNITURE and you will, from $10 up.
find. what you arerlookmg for G-IVE us A CALL and see
I I
S C I DLEY SON what we can do for yo4.
FURNITURE .t.141, UNDERTAICERS.
J. H. Crieve.
Opera. noose Block. MERCHANT TAILOR