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. Cantelon Broaa Clinton, shipped
twelve hundred dozen of eggs and
three thousand pounde of butter, in a
. Week past
Rev. Mr. Gunn has eigaiaed his ae-
-emplane° of the reetorship of St. Paul's.
church, Clinton, and, it is expected will
senter on his riew duties on March 17th.
The action of Carter's Little Liver
Pills is pleasant, mild and natural.
They gently stimulate the liver and
regulate the bowels -but do not purge.
They are sere to please, Try them,
While working in Broadfoot as Box's
furniture factory, Seaforth, on Mon -
slay afternoon, Mr. W. Duncan lied
the misfortupe to get four of his
angers cut. One of the flogera baci/o
be amputatetL
sea, A very happy event took place at
- ' the resideuce of Ms, joules earoble,
of tbe 5th cOnneasien, Iclowlek,, on Feb-
ruary 20th,.whea her yonngest data
eater, Annie, WaS United in marriage
to Mr. Albeot E. Toner,
A very gad death occurred at St.
Joaepla recently 'abets the wife of Mr.
AMOS Overholt passed to tbe great he-
yopd. She leaves to sumo her lesa
24 husband and fiVe ertleil ehildren, the
lAdeet not yet ten years old.
The farm of Alex Gordon, in Tooker -
smith, was sold by auction on FridaY
last, nil was porchased by Anglia
Brown, son of Neil Brown, son of Neil
Brown, of 7,Egtoondvilie, for e,475,
The farm eontairta ZiO aerea and is a
very choice lot.
Mrs. David Reid of Clinton. died
on Weduesday of hist week at the resi-
dance of her daughter, Mrs. B, Kaiser.
The deceased was in ber seventy-fifth
year had been a resident a Clinton
for many aeons and was held in much
respect by her many friends.
Wallis and Cantelon of Clinton,
abipped five hundred bogs this week.
the bulk or them from Clinton, for
which they paid out over five thousand
dollars. The ruling price was six
twenty live but the dealers now look
for a fall in price though they would.
Personally prefer high prices and a
„keen demand, which put life into the
business.
Mrs, William ,Tennings, of Ooderieli
township, passed into the spirit world
on Monilay of as week at the early
age of 38 years. She bad been ill about
a fortnight aud was supposed to have
s .so far recoverea as to be out of danger
'
when the relapse carne and she passed
11111r
quietly away, Husband and one
tiaughl.cr mourn their great loss,
ilfr...Tolin B. Lindsay, of the Huron
Bead, Illte been a very sick "Man this
week past so much so thnt a doctor
tad to visit Min several times a day.
It appears that Mr. Liadsay atas tying
up his dog wherr it -snapped, and bit
ifougli. the band whic1 . caused
blood poisoning to set in from which
be has suffered severely.
We regret to announce the death of
,Mrs. Joseph Richardsma of Staatle3r
tOWliellip which took place an Mon-
day of jot week, after au Illness of
several weeks. The deceaseit was ,fr,
be 55tit year and leaVea a husband I
and a family of seven girls and three
• boys, to mourn the irreparable loss of
A rte and loving wife and affectionate
Inothea,
Word It ALS received in Zurich an-
tionnehig the death of Carl Bauer, at
,a1b3neapolis. Mr. Bauer left Zurich
twenty-three years ago and settled at
Emerson, Masa ; a few years later go-
ing to Neches N. D. About nine yams,
ago he removed to Minneapolis, where
he resided until his death. The de-
ceased is a brother of Henry Bauer of
Zurich, and Alm P. Wooley and Mrs.
B. Rothaermel of Hay township.
Mr, Alexandee McBeath, the well-
known contractor of Stanley,had a
saarrow escape from very serious in-
jury one day last week. Himself and
Mr. James MeDermid were loading
Saw logs onto a sleigh in the bush, and
by. some means' a log slipped off the
skid, and, falling on the end of a hand
spike, causing it to fif. up. one end
strikin.g Mr. McBeath on the mouth,
loosemng several of his teeth and cut-
ting his mouth so badly that the doctor
had to put several stitches in it. ,
Mrs. John McLagan, of Stratford,
passed away on Friday last, her hus-
band having preceded her just three
weeks ago. She had been sick since
the beginning of January, heart fail-
ure •being the int -mediate cause of
death. , The departed lady, whose
maiden namewas Mary Brown, was
born in-e-Perthehire, Scotland, and
-aame-a0 Canada in 1854, having been
married in 1818. With her husband
she settled in Goderieh, afterwards
removing to Brucefield, Tuekersmith
township. In 1874 the family removed
to Stratfotrd, where she resided ever.
since. - -
.,
. On Saturday last Albert Evans was
before Judge Doyle, of Gioderich,
charged with the larceny of certain
- ^ oocle,e the -paoperty of Duncan Mc-
orvie. The goods were supposed to
bave been taken in August, 1899, but
the evidence not being clear on ac-
count of the long time that had elapsed
since the articles were, missed. His
Honor gave defendant the benefit of
the doubt and rendered a verdict, of
not guilty. The County attorney pro-
secuted and•Wra.proudfoot, of Proud -
food & Hays, appeared for the defen-
After an illness of several years and
which two weeks ago developed with
unusual seVerity, term in atin g the earth-
ly life 4-.)f Mrs. Jas Mitchell, wife of ane
of the proprietors of the Godethch
Stara on March 3rd., The call came
,
, after patient waiting, on her part, and
she passed peacefully to the world be-
yond. The deceased lady was born n
Godench, being tile fourth daughter of
• the late Capt. F. B. Bluett, and during
her life had, o host of warm friends,
many of whom strove with. loving
and tender bands to help her in her
last illnes. The sorrowing husband
and 'family has the sincere sympathy
of the community in their sad bereave.
oshua Cook, of Clihtort, has return-
ed friam Toronto where he has been en-
gaged in cold storage for over three
months. Mr. J. Cook says that the
shrinkage on apples was about ten per
cent, as compared to at least twenty
last season but that the establishment
handled forty thousand barrels last
year and only twelve thousand this
year, lie says that the fruit which
bad been piceed early did nOt stand in-
aneetion nearly as well as that barrel-
ed towards the close of the season.
Much of the barreled stock which had
remained about stations, etc., was
pitted.* The picking. be believes, coold
be much wore carefolly and profitably
done.
A well Icemen and respected resident
of this county, and who bas a special
dislike for and distiust of fakirs of all
kinds, bad a, peculiar experieuce with
one of this ilk a few days ago. In
poropany with his wife, he was driving
towards Harpurhey in a cutter and
when at tbe outskirts of the town be
met a spruce young man, who stooped
him, and accosting him asked if be did
not want to purchase ,•-a pair of gold -
rimmed spectacles, producing the
SPectaelea. lie offered them for five
dollars, saying be had found them. in
the cars. and having no use for them
was willing to part with them at a
sacrifice, The gentlemansaid he had
no use for anything of the kind, and
after= considerable parleying- on the
part of the fakir, he offered the specta-
cles for 75 cents, The resident, think -
be could not be much taken in at
that price and in order to get rid of the
fellow, purcbased them for the price
named. Putting his band in his pocket
be polled out a one dollar bill and a
five, all the money be bad on him, and
banding the fellow what he simposed
was the dollar bill, demanded the 25
cente in chauge. Me. Fakir toot the
bill, put It into his pocket, bawled out
the change and made off as fast AS
Shortly after, when our friend
returned to town and was making
genie *purchasee. he found to bis
chagrin that he had given the fellow
the five dollar bill in niistake for the
one, as he supposed, so that the "gold
rininied4 spectacles actually cost Thbn
$4.70, and the fakir Was considerably
in pocket, as it is doubtfol if the
spectacles are worth even the 75 cents
for which they were sold. This gold
spectacle fake is an old one aside, great
many people have been victimized by
Middlesex
A very pretty wedding took place
on Wednesday at the residence of the
bride.% father, Mr. IL Hamilton, of
Welton, when Miss M. Hamilton was
united in marriage to Ma Albert Hods
gine, of lateen, Rev. Mr. Abbey, of
Brussele, performing the teremony.
The young couple will reside near
Lucan.
Two very large eagles have been
seen about a mile and a half front II-
dertop, in London township, several
days this week. The bads aro bleak
and white, and a panther of persons
have got within a very short distance
Q f them when they were feasting on
the carcass of a. horse, Au effort, will
be inatle to destroy them.
The meeting of London capitalists,
with the gentlemen who were in the
city from, Michigan relative to the
starting of a beet sugar industry
there, lield Tuesday, served to advance
the situation somewhat, but no action
was taken. A gentIetnan present at
the meeting said that he believed there
would be a factory in London, if not
this year, then the following season.
Perth
Dr. G. 11 Gibb, V. 5., of Seaforth,
has sold his practice in that town,
and will open an office in St. Marys.
At Port Rowan,Ont., on Wednes-
day, Feb,27, the wedding took place
of Miss Laura Ryan to Mr. J. W, Lyon
((innerly of Sb, Marys.
Mr, William McEwen. St. Marys,
formerly of Oanroy, leaves zionday
for Rosthern, &Lek., where he pas se -
mired a position in a. store.
Not nue in twenty are free from
soule little ailment caused by Inaction
of the liver. Use Carter's Little Liver
Fills. The result will be a pleasant sur
prise. They give positive relief.
A sad loss to Mr. and Mrs. John
Kemp, of Stella, was sustained by the
death of their daughter Fanny, on
March lst, at the age of 2. She was
held in great, esteem in the com-
munity. Her pall -bearers were her
six brothers.
Mr. James Irvin, of Fullerton, is
said,to be now tbe oldest resident of
the district. Ile went to Mitchell in
1852 when there was only two houses
in the place' and he has seen every
acre clearedand every improvement
made since that time.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Orago, 4th
Blanshard, are leaving to reside
on tl:e farm formerly owned by Thos.
Pearn, River road. Before departing
they were. presented with a secretary
by their friends, accompanied by a
corn plinaeutary address.
While driving through the alley-
, way, leading from the Central Hotel
stables, St. Marys, last Saturday, Mr.
Beaten, of Nissouri, was thrown from
from his cutter and had his head badly
cat. The services of a physician were
oeeessary to dress the wound.
Mrs. J. N. E. 13rown, of the Yukon
district, better known as Faith Fenton,
correspondent of the Toronto Globe, is
on the road home, and will visit friends
in St. Marys, and also be theaguest of
Mr. Brown's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Brown, of "Brown's Corners," East
Nissouri.
FOOLS USE WASHES :AND
Wise people use Oatarrhozone, why?
Snuffs reach only a limited area,
washes are limited in their applica-
tions also. Catarrhozone reaches
every air cell, the entre mucous sur-
face of the throat, lungs and nasal
passages. It requires little wisdom'
to see that his is the only way that
Catarrh, 'Bronchitis and Asthma, can
be reached. O:itarrhozone is simply
wonderful. A new size 25c„ and any
druggist will enable you to try it.
N, C. Polson & Co., Kingston, Ont,,
and Hartford Conn.
Children Cry for
TJii EXETER TIALkIS
I
lroteir.
A special isatestigator claima It as
1 1
altogether probable that the chicory I
industry in America is "on its feet." 1
Dering the past three years chicory
factories halm been established by
manufacturers who have found that
Ainerlean grown chicory can be Juan.
ufacturea more. profitably than.Vie im-
ported root upon winch duty Must be
paid, Imports of chicory have fallen
front $2,40,303 in MT to 813,414 la 1800.
Peanut butter, as It is called, is mar-
keted to a considerable extent,
Authorities upon broom corn pros
auction estimate the world's consump-
tion of brash to be about 80,00 tone,
grown on 12.009 acres, about 284000
tons being prialuced In Illinois,
Commercial estimates of the 1900
Wheat crop ot Siberia place it at 32,-
000,00 busbela . .
Forced cautiftewer.
A New ,Terse.y grower 02 vegetables
tinder glass bas said In regard to forc-
ing cauliflowers:
"I aotielpate an objector saying they
are too small. 'They are small judged
by the standard market cauliflower.
but we do not Pleasure beauty by the
yarcistiek, and It Is the exceptiou to
and WO quality and" bulk exemplified
In the mule article. In spite of a. life
experience, 1 never knew what perfee-
ticn in a caunnower was till tbree
awl:a-ago. when east I ate one from.
ine greeam
dlio0Se and was azed nt its
superiorityover the same ertlelegrovai
under the best eonilitious outside at
any season or period ot the year.
"We plant the young cauliflower
alants one foot apart each way. They
..re of course transplanted from fiats
ellen they have made about four or
live lea.ves. It takes about ten weelts
0 perfect the crop. and, sth
arting wit
; firat pialititig about the middle of
11,ptember and following up with sus
esslonal batcbes about every aes
seas. we tad no difficulty at sa a
aitIntaining a supply from Noss. -'
to Maya' .
Neli en
d N
Steamers to Ho Vont taCanada.
OttM714, Mexeh 140111.9
Davies will gall for, tenders for the
building of two UM' flovernineast
steamers to replace tboDZewlield ansi
Druid this week. Tile Moister ot
Marine and Fisheries intends giving
an opportunity for these steamers
befog built in Canada, that is, if
the work eau be dotes at anything
like a reasona.blo cost. The tenders
will, therefore, ask tbat tbe now
boats be built in Canada.
U. S. Minister Conger left Pekin
en afonday for homes
SALE REGISTER.
••••••••••••••••
TUESDA.Y ALuteu 2671t.- Clearing
sale of farm stock, implements, etc.,
the propertv of Thomas Cameron, lot
18, S. 1. R., ITsborne. Sale at one
o'clock, Brown and Cameron, Auc-
tioneers,
The Rensall Observer, published i
this constituency, tells the Iluron
county Grit papers something they
seemingly don% know in the following
excerpt,: -''Z14. Fred. Ness, of Zurich,
who was nominated by the Liberals
here on Tuesday last for South Huron,
starts out with A very encouraging
-laming, bat he is pitted against a
strong and noTular candidate, and the
man who defeats Bliber will
have to work for his spurs a; few
men bare ever worked in this riding."
ft Now Booliict
With an Immense Circulation.
It is Free to All Who
Send For it.
The new edition of the Diamond
Dye Rug Book will prove useful to the
ladies who ere interested in the
making of home made Mats and Rugs.
It is illistrated throughout with pretty
designs for Door Mats and Floor Rugs.
It tells you how to secure the Hessine.
patterns artistically colored and ready
for heoking. This booklet has an im-
mense circulation in Canada and
United States. Send us your address,
and we will mail you a copy- free of
cost. The Wells & Richardson 0o.,
Limited, Montreal, Que.
BORN
Seaforth, on Feb. 21th, the wife
of Alex, MoNeviu, of a son.
• MARRIED
EPPLETT-SPEARIN-At theMothodist 'ear-
sonage, St Marys, by the Rev. G. W. Header -
son. on March 5, W. C. Epplett, a,nd Miss K.
A. Spearin, both of Blanshard.
DIED.
O'NEIL-In Lifean,on March 12th, R.11. O'Neil.
in his 780h year.
MoNEVLN - In Seaforth, on the Oth inst.,
Isabella Messer, beloved wife of Alex. Me'
Nevin, aged 36 years.
OVERHOLT-At St. .loseph, on the ist inst.,
Barbara Oesch, 'Rae of Amos Overholt, at the
age of 33 years,
MITCHELL -In Goderich, on March 3r1, Helen
Florence, beloved wife of JamegMitcholl,
editor of the Goderich Star.
SANDFORD-At the residence of Win. Down,
Biddulph, on the 85h inst., Herbert Hand
ford, son of the late Isaite Handford, aged 21
years and 10 months.
FOR OVAR FIFTY' YEARS
AN OLD AND WELL -TRIED BEMEDY.---MrS
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for
over fifty years by millions of mothers for their
children while teethingwith perfect success,
It soothes the child, softens the gums. allays al
pain, oures wind colic. and is the best remedy -
for
Diarrhosa. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold
by. druggists in every part of the world. 26
math a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be
sure and ask for. Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrup and take no other kind.
CASTOR IA
- For Infants and Children.
no fac-
simile
stfinatero
of •
k on
WARM
eVety
THE MARKETS,
-wheat 4arket of s Day-B.02ot nations on
Beth Sides of the Atlantle--,Luteet
Quotations.
IP Liverpool, March 1.2. ----Wheat
tures dull dull and little ehanged In prite
Yesterday.
Chicago, Marek 1.2. --,Wheat declin-
ed fe per bueltel yesterday.
Tun VISIBLE svrnnr,
As compared with a week ago, the
Ylsible supply of wheat in Canada
and tr,,e United State l has deereased
1,341,000 bushels; that of corn has
increased 1,250,000 bizahels, and that
of oats bate increased 288,000 bush-
els. The visible supply of wheat In
Canada aairl the "United States, to-
gether with that afloat to Europe,
is 93.818.000 bushela, against 94-
4.()Q0 bushels n week ago and Sao^
762,41/00 bush,ais a year ago.,
1.VADIT,10 WHEAT impuigisTs.
Following were the closing prices
at important wheat centres yestere
day:
Costa. teli„ May. July.
eeeeztgok 4.... 7334 $0 7rolfi
New York 0 70% 0 70% 0 tie;
wae ee .04 • • •
St Ltrals ...• 0 184
Toledo . 0 7S% 080
Detroit. red ..701.1., 0 513'4
ee white' . TO%
Duluth No. laPer. Wire Out.
do., dee bard. Wire out.
afteneapons, No.
lale, 0 7M-4
I,averpool, March i$. -Yesterday's
clOSe--Wftertt, spot. firm; No. 1
standard Cala, de 23/44 to ea
Os to es ad; No. 2red, winter. Col
10.111 to Ss laid: No. 1 Nortbera,
spring. as eal to Os ad: wheat, fn.
tures, dull; May. 5s ilica July, 54
woitiaTflo. sa. asavanstca stapaanr,
strain -
NI heat, white, busb,......10 41 $....
red, bildh • • ••• • 0 0544. 4 •
' Er, hush 0 70
s. sose, /WA. a ••• ••• 03 •••
Peas. 060 •• "et aa•e •• 0 (3,1 .4*.
Rye, heeh ..14•• • • .4. • • •••i. 0 0.11i . • ..
Beaus, Irian .•.••„,••• /4•64 1 VA. 1.
EarieT. bush ..... 0 40
Oats, hush 1, • • t, ... . 0 at
A544
'
Buckwheat. hush • ..• • • • 0 113 A 0.1•
NAST OU1'141.3 caarras .Katiainr.
East Nufialo, March 12. --Cattle
yesterday -Opening fairly active,
with moderate offeringe, les- than
100 Wads; basis of prieea on desira-
ble butcher grades wail RIO to Lie
higher, Cattle Continued to arrive,
and. as usual in auelt eases. the
market weakened and dropped back
to last weelea basis on the auder
grades. The offerings included 18
loa,da of Canada (-Attie. ValVest sold
generally at 7 for very good ones,
with a IOW sales itt 37.20. Canada
stockora, al to $a.25; good to choice,
do, moo to $3.75; common and
stook !Micro, 32.75 to 33; stock
steers. good to best. 33.75 to 34;
feeding steers, ehoice to extra, al
to 0.15: good to choice. 33.25 to
3.05: Canada feeders. good to
iftlee, 34 to 34..25; Canada, stock -
,re, Common to gceiti, $3.50 to $1.
Sheep and LaMbs-Basis on extra.
Mbe, 85.05, bulk of sales being at
that figure. Sinaringa. 75 loads-
Inarket steady. at Saturday's clos-
g prices. Lambs, choice to extra,
35.40 to 30.03; good to choice. $3.-
25 to 35.00; fa.ir to good. 85 to
35.25; common to fair. 34.50 to
35.25. Sheep, choice to extra, 31.-
75 to 35; good to choice. 3,1.00 to
$4.75; commoxt to fair. 32.75 to
a3.50.
MARCH AND TUB LION.
---
sommunlo mrgruu, TITAN THE OLD
SAW.
,rho wiring :teem, Lae ;za the
• • 4 10 10
lamb in March often proves false, but
there is another and a better one
which is literally true. Wben allueb
comes in and finds you takingHood's
Sarsaparilla to purify, enrich and
vitalize your blooci, you may expect,
when it goes out, that it will leave
you free from that tired feeling and
with none of the boils, pimples and
eruptions which manifest themselves
because of impure blood, in the spring.
If vou have not already begun taking
Hood's Sarsaparilla for your spring
medicine, we advise you to begin to-
day. We assnre you it will make
you feel better all thrOugh the coming
stuniner.
On Friday afternoon all that was
mortal of the late James Baxter, jr.,
was laid to rest in Goderich cemetery
in the presence of a, large number of
friends and acquaintances. Nearly
every mariner in town, and many of
the business men were among the
number.
NIGHT WAS WAS HER TERROR.
"I would cough nearly all night
long," writes Mrs. Obas. Applegate, of
Alexandria, Ind., "and Could hardly
get any sleep. I had consumption so
bad that if 1 walked a block I would
cough frightfully and spit blood, but;
when all other medicines failed, three
$1.00 bottles of Dr. King's New Dis-
covery wholly cured me and I gained
58 pounds." It's absolutely guaranteed
to cure Coughs, Colds, La Grippe,
Bronchitis and all Throat and Lung
Troubles. Price 50e and $1.00 Trial
bottles free at all druggists.
GFEEArr- •
SHORTHORN
SALE,
R. & S. *Nicholson, of Sylvan, and
W. 11. Taylor, M. P. P., Parkhill, will
sell by auction at “Sylvan TIodge" on
Wecialessdely, Mai -ch 20s1i,
•
40 head. of shorthorns, 27 females 13
bulls. Their :pedigrees are toped by
from 4 to 6 bulls that ba.ve won first at
Toronto. fair. The cattle are as good
as their breeding. No better lot has
been offered in Canada in recent years.
All young and nothing doubtful in the
lot. Terms : 12 Months' credit. Lo-
cation j 5 miles southivest of Parkhill
station, G. T. R. 1eams will meet
trains evening before and morning of
sale. Catalogues sent on application.
Capt. T, E. Robson, Auctioneer,
SYLVAN, ONT.
inUN WANTED.
A few men, wantedjto work ou the l'ucicer.
smith, brick works. ,s.i;) so eoginetiriver And
an experienced brick and tile burner. Apia,' to
J.& J. Sk'ROA'P,
HOUSE AND LOT FOR
RENT,
Douse atui lot for rent in -Exeter North- The
house contains live roemS.with summer kit-
chen, with good hard andsoft water. One acre
ot land and good orchard. Large stable on pre-
mises. Apply to Mits. JASMS MOtntic, Hay P,
O.
NoTIO4 OF DISSOLU-
*NOTICE is hereby given that the partnershiP
heretofereaubSisting between aigtheunderaign-
ed, as General Merchants; Li, tho Township or
MeGillivra , in the County of MiddieseX /Ma
been this ay dissolved by inutnal consent.
All debts owing to the partnership Are to
be paid to John Trevethiek, Of the Tewriehip Of
Malligvray, aforesaid. and all claims against
the seal partnership are to he presoaked to the
said Jelin Trevelblek, by whom the same will
be Settled.
Dated At Crediten this fourth day of March A.
D„ 1901.
Witness ligituErre K. EMBER-
Wsi OE/ &I I RYIVE.FiarRa. JC
NOTIcE To OR IS.,,DITORS
Of Walter Madge, late of the Town-
ship of Ushorne, in the County Of
Hume, retired farmer, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given pimmtird to Chapter
120.it. S, ()„ 1997, that allipersoens baying chillus
against the Estate or the said Walter Madge.
who died on the 7th day of February. 1901. are
requ.reiI to.seud or deliver OR or before ale
ttlY- ttn ii,•Pru. luta to rassiafeelee.Theaues U.R3c1.
. ..xecutor of t uei4 ek 01,,er Madge, fun
Partictilans et' their elarnR and the eater* of
the security !gamy) held by them.
Anti notice is Wein, Oren, that after the last
mentioned date. the said. Execute
to distekanto the,soid„Ostotty Anteingthe pay
entiiietbeheretenphiminvwferenetrottir to/be,
Lel4intigoewitiellittlfitt Tanteli-dfdr-WINCli
dfcrearchtnatr then-ita:dein:sconfts will not he
re, pen b e to any cretinter of whose claims
be shall not have received due melee, for any
part et the Assets et the said estate.
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• „Aetegsereater,
lartea'reVialraarlifarearieetaa,
NoTICE TO CREDITORS,
Of Alfred Sheila late or tbe Township
of Hay, in the County of Huron,
Farmer, deceased,
NerriCE: is hereby ;liven pursuant to (tap.
129, It 5. 0.. VT. that all persons having -awns
galast the Egote of tine satd Alfred stmee.
Ito died ao the Ord day of January. Ian, are
required to send or deliver on or before the 1st
y of April, me, to Joseph Linda lesea Rasta
1.1, Oat,. dor ass ExcvatrIVI. full particulars
heir elairite and the =Omer the secarlial
1,5 any) held by there.
And notice ts berety elven Rot after the laSt
Mentioned dale, the said Exertaree win prte
Veal to diqribute the assets et the F3id,Esaate
among the parties entitled thereto, having re-
gard Otdy to the eloinis of which, roue° euan
have been given as aforesaid and the said
Executrix will not, be responsible to any vreill-
tor. et whose einial Ahe Ehall not hay* received
notice as aforeFaul. for any part, of the eald
Estate,
J. O. STANBUllaa Extrien.
ealieltor fen the Executrix.
Dated at Exeter the 9th day of Mamba:M.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Of John Bettschen, late of the Town-
ship of Day, in the Cellists- of !Imam,
Parnier, deeenSed.
r
3Ot17(Ttl0ftTOn pursuant to Chap
32nb.ti,irTlgaV!co41n;t o AiVtICT
.
who died on the 130L day of January .1901, am
required to send or deliver, on or before the 1st
day of April, 1991. to Joseph Snell, Esq.. DaS11-
wood, Ont.. (tor the Administratrix). 5 nil parti-
culars or their elalms and the nature of the
security it any) held by them.
And nonce is hereby given that after the last
mentioned (late, the said Administratrix will
proceed to distribute the assets of the saki
Estate among the parties entitled thereto. hay
lug reference only to the claims of which notice
shall have beau given as aforesaid, mid lite
said A dministratrix will not be responsible to
any creditor, of whose claim she Inas not re
caved notice as aforesaid, for any part of the
assets of the saki Estate.
J. 0. STANBURY. .10xtirEn,
Solicitor for the Administratrix.
Dated at Exeter, March 9th, 1901.
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,',`"TelE TO CREDITORS
J
Of Wm Cornish lal e of the r.12.9"1q.13-iP of
Ilsborne. in the County of atti=2:
Yeoman, deceased. a •
Notice is hereby given pursuant to Revised
Statutes of Ontario. 1997. Chapter no,
that all creditors and others having claims
against the estate of the said William Cornish,
who died on or about the 6th January, A. D.
8901„ are required, on or before the ist April, A.
D. 1001, to send or deliver to James G. Jones.
Winchelsea, Ont., the executor of the last will
and testament ot the said deceased, or to F. W.
Gladman, Main street, Exeter, his Solicitor, full
Particulars of their claims, and the nature of
the securities (if any) hold by them, and that
after the said date the said Exeeutor Will pro-
ceed to distribute the assets of the said estate
amongst the parties entitled thereto, having
regard only to the claims of which he shall
then have notice, aud he will not be liable for
the assets ofthe said estate or any part thereof
so distributed to tiny person or persons of whose
claim or claims notice shall not have been re-
ceived at the time of such distribution.
Dated at Exeter tbis 270 day of March A. D.
1001,
JAMES G. JONES,
By F. W, GLADMAN, bis Solicitor.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Of John Treble, late of the Village of
Exeter, in the County of Huron,
Merchant, deceas ed.
MARKETS.
Ex eter, MARCH 13zu, 1901,
Wheat per bushel
Oats .....
Barley...,
Peas
Butter-
-
EggsTrirkey„
1 g Or PetArbODOttgil.
Ge-ese
Chickene per /14
to 64 j, will offer fpr sale four differ-
* tg fent styles oflevire fence, which
to 58 Will be seld at rea.sonable pricee.
to 16
14 to 11 Al$0 1111r11134" of shares In the
8 to 8 Canadian CordaKe Manntaetnelvic
Ducks...„, 7 to 7
Wool. ...„. -- 16 to le
Dried .4plef;- - •‘" ''"t'a
Pork UV° weight 86.00 to 6,00
LONDON MAKIMS,
London, MARCH 13rH, 1900.
Wm, M. filatGhlorti
• gxeter.
Wheat Per hoShel,.. ...- -- -.88 Va 63) A. ;I 1 -I I
P
0403-- - :-.-• --- ‘,,fonerianu inries cas LTD
A BR pleElakiefaPD TO ITRORASIll 46 -..', ,'
.Rye 01 A A A .001041 ...,,,$9 10 58
1 BOana
Butter ..... ...... 12 to 17 I ElLei'vt
1144r:oEggSeiwerkilltialiy.........:: 7 ::::::::., ;;09
40•4k4.4 J.,4 ba /7
1 Idt; Mar: 1) a g . . ' ' . . ' . : . . . . .0 6 86
PPork Per cwt.' ..'.'...' .--7.7: ' :7.'14060 ta
IMONEY TO LOAN,
ha„v§nkt,limited private feuds ler inVeStr
eat Anen foam or viliNT,e property at lowest
stes or interest.
DICKSON CARLING
Zxeter,
ri.07,SFE1TO LOA.N.
'have alone amouut of private fundste
lean en farm and villageFroperttesatiow rates
of interest.
W. 0141/MAN,
Barrister Mahn St, Exeter.
11 _Atm_
1-1 11
to 70
OTHER TIMBER
* 7.5,5
$.54° -EfITIMR STANDING OR IN MI;
• LOGS,
Pursuant to Sec. 33 of Chapter 120 of the Ile
vied Statutes of Ontario, 1887, notice is hereby
given that all creditors and others having
claims against the estate of John Treble. late of
the Village of Exeter, in the County of Huron,
Merchant, who died on or about the Second day
of March, A. D , 1901, are, on or before the 30th
da,y of April, At D.. 1001, to send by post, pre-
paid, to 'Messrs. Robert Nelson Treble and
Arthur Loadream, Exeter P. 0., the Executors
of the last will and testament of the said de-
ceased, their ehristian names and surnames, ad-
dresses a,nd descriptions, the full particulars of
their claims, a statement of, their accounts and
tho nature of the securities (if any) held by
them. and that after the day last aforesaid] the
said Executors will proceed to distribute the
assets of the said deceased among the parties
entitled thereto, having regard only to such
claims of which notice shall have been given
as above required, and the said Executors will
not be liable for the said assets or any part
thereof, to any person or persons oPswhose
claim or claims notice shall not have been re-
ceived by them at the time of such distribution.
Dated at Exeter this 121h day of IVIarch, A. D.
1901.
DICKSON 8c CARLING,
, Solicitors for Executors.
All debts due the above Estate must be paid
to.the Executors thereof, on or before the 30th
557 05 AprlAtoa, 1901.
April
ON 8c CARLING.
Solicitors for Executors.
SHOULD BE IN EVERY HOME.
Ilagyard's Yellow Oil should to in every
home this time of the year, as there is nothing
to eqnal it for Cliapped Rands, Frost Bites and
Chilblains.
me 4t
The essential lung -healing principle of the
pine tree has finally been successfully separat-
ed and refined into a perfect cough medicine --
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup. Sold by all
dealers on a guarantee of satisfaction. Price
25 cents.
MEDICAL
Apply- to
00. Kesse..:7
FoRE4raN, Rxwest4
Exeter
Roller Mills
•
B. J, EL RIVERS, 11f, TGEON'TO UNI. 1 A quantity of good, dry, soft
Fi Mee-CVO/toll, OW-. Wood wanted at
TENSITY, M C. Wally Univer
. BIZOWNING . 31., C.,
s. 4,30.:“.that.) victocia ouneviry
ccintycieceitell rr.onieouee. soomnuon Laboram
LEGAL.
DICKSON & CARLING,
Cobblediek s.
Barrimiere. Solicitors. Netarles, Ceuveyetecers.
Cenneissi ;tete. l•Zelleiters fen the awl:scow
Rault.Ete. a
oFF;c aTnEET, EXETER. At CO SI rriCe
alone, tolossa at lowest rates of interest
3.
It. CAP,IJNO, V. 4. 3.13. Please.
EEDS
F. GLAMIA.N
(Successor WElliott& Gladman)
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
Conveyancer, Etc,
Money to loan on Farm and village
properties at Lowest rates of interesal
OFFICE MAIN STREET EXErl'Elt
^
DENTAL,
11NiesZIE•Itg.RNIki
D. 1. D. D.S. Honor Graduateileof Toronto UniveritY. Dentist,p
Teeth extractedwithout pain or
Ind after effects OfIlco in Pan -
son's block. Wist. side of Main
treet Excler
R. ANDEasoli. (a. a• S. I.. a. 8)
DENTIST.
Honor ,Graduateof tho Toronto University,
sad Royal College of Dental Surgeons of
Ontario. All 'bridge work, Crowns, az d Plate
work clone in the neatest pessible manner, 4.
harmless antesthotie for painless extmetion.
The strictest attention given to the presarvat-
on pith° natural teeth. Office in Dickson
Carling's block, Exeter, Ontorio,
VETERINARY.
Tennent & tennent
uxtra•13:,
41A,
4P,11:111111k\- - •
Graduate Mlle Ontario Veterinary Col -
Ogee -Ont dccr scuth cf Town Hall.
WATERLOO MUTUAL
nuninsItliaLSbyra tlii:t5008
HEAD OFFICE - WATERLOO, ONT
511.18 O0111OZOI5 1141 bean over Tweritv-eigh
yttirs in successful operition in Western
Ontario, end continues to insureagainst loss or
damage byFire, Buildings, Merchandise
Manufactories anti ail other descriptioas of
insurable property. intending insurers have
the option of insuringon the "'Tandem &Acne
Cash ;System.
During the past ten years this comeany has
issued 57.06 Policies, covering property to the
amount of 540,872,03e; and paid in lossetalone
$7Cicl'ISe52t435,1''
At6,100.00 , consisting of Oasb.
in lath Government Depositand the mnasses-
sed Premium Notes on band and in force.
J .1% .11' A LIMN, N.D., President; 0 M* TA yr.011
secretary; J. B. II mins, Inspector . CHAS.
DELL, .14 gcnt for Exeter and vicinity.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
storey, frame house east side of Andrew st.,
Exeter. hard and soft water, acre land with
good bearing fruit trees and. small fruits.
Apply to CAPT„ GEO. TZTIMP,
• L'xeter.
BRICK AND TILE YARD
TO RENT.
Near Seaforth, abundance of 'white Clay,
good market, steam power, modern machinery
fullyequipped, good house, wood on hand for
coming season. For particulars apply to
.7. 8s J. SPROAT.
Egmondville, P. 0., 0.nt.
pROPRETIES FOR SALE
BY TENDER.
In the Village of Exeter, Ont. Tenders -will
be received by the undersigned up to the let. ef
of April, 1901, south half of lot No. 9. from Mani
to William st., known as Hamlin s store prop-
erty. No. 381, 382 Elizabeth et, near MoCal-
lunt's tannery, No. 63,64, 56, Andrew at., No.
65 has a frame dwelling, 7 rooms, will take one
third cash balance in payments at 5 per cent.
For further particulars and terms of sale apply
to owner. The highest or any • tender not
necessarily excepted.
T. W, HAMLIN,
Brookholm, P. O., Ont.
FAR1VI FOR SALE.
• Lot 13, North Boundary, Stephen, Containing
100 acres, about 40 acres in ()titivation, 8 acres
in wheat, 3 acres bush, balance in grass. The
farm is well fenced and tile drained, vith
Plenty of good hard and soft water, tonvenient
to buildings, good frarae house, brick cellar,
with woodshed, else good bank barn, driving
shed, Wig non and other buildings. There is
1 acre of gooll fruit -bearing trees. This is a
first-class dairy farm, some of it the best farm-
ing land eud is in good Condition and, WM be
sold cheap. The proprietor is desirous to sell
on account of ill -health. For further •particu-
tars apply to owner on premises or by mail.
JACOB WURTZ, Sa,repta P, 0
FOR, THE NEXT 15 DAYS.
A good. Assortment
ALSO HEAVY PANTINGS
AT COST%
want to clear these lines at 011eet
W. JOHNS,
'e Tailor.
fug $tofe
Headquarters For
Dyspepsia, Cure
Blood and Nerve Tonic
Stomach and Liver Pills
Iron Blood Pills
Liver and Kidney Pills
Kidney Mixture
Sciatica Remedy
Sarsaparilla
Cough Mixture
Obolera, and Diarrhoea Mix-
ture
Chilblain Ix tiOn.
Tra-- any of these preparations mid
you will be astonished at their wonder-
ful healing and curing properties.
Ai Full line of Patent Medicines on
band.
TOILET ARTICLES
SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES
J. W. iBROVVNINO
Dominion Laboratort
B
QUEST ION
Constantly pursues a man
it is easy enough of polution,
though when you are able to
avail yourself of our offer. We
are showing a fine range of
Black Worsted in twills, vene-
tians and clays (bought before
the heavy advance in price
and selling at the old—prices.
Nice suits for $14 in fancy
worsted suiting. We show
big range at moderate prices
in Scotch and Canadian tweeds.
we cary a large and well as-
sorted stock. Prices to suit
all. A large stock of the lat-
est goods von, oercfor singt
from $10 up.
GIVE -US A. CALL and see
what we can do for you.
J. H. Grieve*
MERCHANT TAILOR