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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1901-11-7, Page 1"Twaix-Nrisun YgAn---No. 15 ..•-•44444.44444.44 IN SEASON.- •••••••••.n.O•Pantrno.,.....M... HURON MIDDLESEX GAZETT VIIMMONNINIMOSIII% EXE l'ER, ONT., CANADA, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 7, 1901. McCLARY'S coal and -wood cooks. NieCLA.RY'S cast and steel ranges. McOLARY'S Famous Base Burner, GURNEY'S Souvenir Base Burners. GURNEY'S Aerated Oven cooking stoves and Ranges If you need a good stove at. bottom Aces call on H. BISHOP & SON. A number o'f. second band J pper) stoves. EXETER LUM BEM YARD, lieneal 1 ADDITIONAL LOCALS 'fit A. Sellery,L4. D. S., 1).D, B.,Reaor Grad,u- 4" -ate of Toronto University, Dentists, Teeth extracted without in or bad effects. Oillee in Petty Block, JensaU. At Zurich every DiondaY,comrnencine May 30th. G. J. Sutherland, Notary Palalle, Conveyan- cer, Commissioner, Fire Insurance Agent, and uxer of Marriage Licenses. Legal documents carefully drawn at reasonable rates. Money to loan on real estate aa low rates of intereat. Odic° at the Post 011ie°. normall 0A.TS WANTED-- " I need 20..000 bushels for the next 15 days an will pay highest price'. Also in exchange for oats. 80 tons of chop composed of 3 parts of goal wheat and ono part of light oats, hundred weight for hundreffliveight. Prlce, tnno 119r ton, the best feed on the market.- Oats 404 per bushel. Efensall Oatmeal Mills. D. T.7214t7ILIRT„ Intedgnirville ----- 13moss„-Edgar Willis, forncierly of Winnipeg, Mare, who was stricken with paralytis a all his limbs awl pro- nounced incurable and who has been under the treatment of Dr. Browning, a Exeter daring the months has completely recovered, and return- ed to work. •simmomen •IVIM.m•CY•Jr PoptdAr ToiletGoods pa,ston adds "It was my privilege tot,e her 0. & IL Medicinal Jelly Is tba hest article foe chapped Odin chine tint, 441:14.144::, Stlalltral, 44;111 1•,1 ;that exrallent for use "• Lennie', try it and be convinced. nR DANDRUFF, falling hair ern WI or OP traubles, use our Rose neenpan You'll be deliglited with its effect I. - For fine Tenet Seapt, Perfumery and Conn 'nes. e et, Willis Powell ; he coal suit pia. Sitisfaet ion guaranteed. . WILLIS POWELL Tr -welling Angent, Exeter IVIOCillivray. - - SerMoo Reoiner.-IIonor Roll for S. n' S. Not I, McGillivray, for the month ot .ttl October IV, Ada, Neil ; Jr. IV., Clara Glevin, Mona Reilly, Meddle Cotter ; Sr. III, tinily Cotter, Ida Dale, Martha Lewis Se. 11, Edith, Dine, Edna Dale; Mid 11, ',fettle Welsh, Cepa Reilly, Garnet Flynn, Andrew Flynn, Murray Neil ; Jr. II, Edna Lewis; Sr. Int. I1,. May Reilly, Leo catO141,:c 7fficinc: .1z1f7ITer, Pliar;o111.4Rtvi7enShode ffarry Lewis ; Ir. Pt. r.'G'rordon Flynn: Aare A., PIERCE, Teacher. Winchelsea --- Scuom Retool-tn.-The school report a 8, S. No. 0, Usborne, for the month •of October is as follows :-V, Toria Miners; Sr. IV, Ea Delbridge, May J ones, Rohn Coward ; Jr. IV, Ella, Berryhill, Olive Berryhill, Willie Veal; Jr. III. \Vilna Elford, .Almena Hey - Wood, Victor Sawyer, Beatrice Wil- cox ; Sr. IT Gordon Waddell, Hattie Hunter, Everett Skinner ; Jr. II, May . Cooper, Nettie Campbell, Wellington Skinner ; Sr. Pb. In Jack Easson, Lulu Godbolt, Geo. Easson ; Sr. Pt'. I, Ella Veal, Annie Watson, Pearl Johns, Jr. Pt. I, Almeda Omni% glia Washburn, Herber t Jones. P. GS.BDINER, E. E. Teachers. HAT.T.s, E II mat' I le. , (Ton late for last week) RESOLUTION' OF CONDOLEgOE.-A t the last regulate meeting of ELirnvHle -Council, No. 98, 0 0. C. F.., the fol- lowing resolution was passed, in sym- pathy with 'their brother. Richard Cancim, who lost -his wife a few weeks 'ago. having been killed at the railway .crossing at St. Marys: - To MR. 410ErAnt. 0Alini Aso I'muLy,-WO the members of Elisiwille Council No. 98, 0.0 0. F. desire to convey to you, our heartfelt sympathy in your recent sad 'bereavement. loved one 18 a sad. and trying .experlence under ordinary conditions, ,but the traglo eircumstances atteraling the removal of friend. Mrs, Comm from our midst makes St doubly herd to bear, but you do not mourn as those who have no hope, she has but gone before. This is God's way, and it is best , „though we do not understand. What comfort rrirta,thy can give you is small indeed be- t dc yourlorrible loss, but we commend you to Him, who has not only all Power but also a Father's love and will comfort and sustain you In your great affliction and give yen grace ac- cording to your need. Look forward therefore to a blessed re -union beyond this vale of tears, w,here death can never come. •Bigned on behalf of the council, - •JosnuA teams • JANES G. JoXES., 11 4 Years, Old. • ---- Mrs, Mary An Mils, a venerable •old. lany of Woodhant is now in bee 114th year. Mrs. Mills' maiden name was Mary Ann Coulterand she was born in the coinaty of Fermanagh, Ireland, on snetober 18, 1788. Mrs, Mills find ber husband emigrated to Canada in 1857, and settled in the virgin forests of Usborne Township, Huron county, on the concessions of the Canada Land, 'Company. Mr. Mills died two years after landing in Canada. He succumb- ed to the hardships of pioneer life in the backwoods. Mrs. Mills has been a widow for nearly, half a century. Of -their family of nine children, four sons and five daughters, seven are etin living, some in Ireland, one in New Zealand, one in California, and some in Canada. The second soia James, is a bright young mem, of 10 years, who bids fair to pass the century mark himself. Mrs, Mills .haa_descendantt, to theetexth genera- tion. Mrs. Mills was born in the reign of George 111., and has lived •under the rule of five British Sove- reigna- George IIX, George IV., William IV., Victoria abci Edward -VII. She has seen three centuries. Rev, D. Rogers, for some years her tor for two- years when she resided with -her son near St. Thomas, Her iboine -was one-Italf mile from the • church. to which she walked as often • as possible -then at the age of 103 years. She bad a clear, ringing voice, and whea sbe gave her •testiniony for Christ, it was distinctly heard by all in the aervice, Her inemery in recalling -early events and in recitunt, Seripture passages and Wesley's hymns was phenomenal. An attack of intestine- tisne in the fall a 1803, together with !a dullness of hearing, nicapeciteted • her to attend public service. hut her sord was joyful in the Lord." *1111....erocrovm.....r.opmft Two Papers -30o. 1 We are going to offer two papers Ifor the balance of this year for 30 coati, One of these is Trin Timanyou know the value of that. The other is i the Weekly San, acknowledged to be ;the best farm, borne and market paper • in Canada. Tell yoar friends of this Ieffete If they want to see a sample of our paper before subscribing ask them f to drop us a card giving their name and address and we will send one ; if they want a sample copy- of The Sun a card addressed to Weekly San, Totem - to, asking for oue will secure what is asked for. Get your friends to sale scribe novv, as the sooner they come in the more papers they will get for the money. Send remittances to TRE Towns office. • Sharon • 1 Largo stock of Lumber -pine and hemlock, 170,090 feet of hemlock lumber for barns. etc, also shingles, laths and cedar posts. Prices .reasonable. -JAS WILLIS, Yard ; East side of Main st. Binnos.-Afreat Blair, widow of our late respected Bennunin Blair, has re- turned to het' home at Sugar Island, Algoma. --D, Clantelon has wound up bis apple shipments from this district, his men forwarding the In -it car on Only aboutnee cars were sent off this season. Last year about twenty carloads were shipped. -Quite an enjoyable time was spent at the Hotel Slutefer, when a complimentary supper was tendered our esteemed townsman, Wm Riley. wbo left on Tuesday for Algoma where he bee se- cured the 1118,nap.;ement of a, fat m. ..bout twenty of his old friends sat down to a kingly spread Ruch as mine host Shakier and his staff can prepave. -Thos. Riley, formerly of Kippen, but nnw of Belmont, spent Monday- with his brother, It is anclerstood R. B. McLean has made him a good offer and he has accepted and will return shortly. -George Blair has bed his chicken roost cleared by some coon or night owl. -Only roosters were taken. It looks more like a fight than a pot attain -Rey. W, Doherty, B. A. late rector of St. Paul's church, Herman, was presented with a hanclsome foune tain pen and an easy chair, by the Gleaners and Ledies" .A.id of that church. The presentation was made on Wednesday evening lett at the school room of the church. Crediton. DEATTI 0 jOILN JACOB The deatb of John nacob Eilber, tate postmaster of Crediton was announced last week. Deceased Wa's a prominent (Pablished by request) figure in the village, for his upright- ness, geniality, And sympathetic- na- ture. Ile was unostentatious, yet took an interest in everything for the public weal. He remained at his post behind the post office wicket un- til a few weeks before his death, when, owing to the infirmities of old age, and a weakening of the heart, he was forced to remora in his room, and be- coming gradually weaker, he passed away on the 27th ult., at the age of 71 years, 9 months. Mr, Eilber was born in Reich bach, Frednensto,dt, Ger- many, in the year 1830. In 1810 he emigrated to Philadelphia. Alter re- maining there a few years he moved to Morriston, Ont., where he lived a short time, when he returned to Phila- delphia,. where be was married to Sarah Fink.beiner, who preceded him in death about three years ago. In 1855 he moved to Crediton, when thls country was practically a forest a,nd has lived there ever since. The first sixteen years of his life here, he work- ed as a carpenter and framer, when he entered the mercantile basiness, which he disposed of last June, after thirty years of life as a merchant He was also Postmaster of this village the past nineteen years and held that office at the time of his decease. • He was an active worker in the church, having been class -leader and treasurer of the Missionary Society ever since he came hem. He was also one of th'e organizers of the present Sunday School. He leayes to mourn his loss, a widow, and five sons -Ben, ani John of Utak, Mich.,George, of Phila. delpnia, ; Samuel and Henry, of this villaget-five daughters ---Mrs. Scott. ot Philadelphia ; Mrs, Kuntz and Mrs. Smith, of Exeter ; Mrs. Bertrand and Mrs. Link, of this village, two broth- ers, nineteen gra,nd-children, besides a arge number of friends aud •acquain- tances, who have the sympathy of the copatnunity in this their sad bereave- ment. THE LATE Josienn Pnorfen-The subject of this sketch was born in the county of Oornw ill, England, in the year 1830, and who with his parents emigrated to Canada in the year 1852, settling in the township of Stephen, about three miles west of Exeter, at that time a perfect wilderness with wild animals and the red. -man of the forest in numbers. And here and there a log house or hut. As a young man with strength and ambitionne cheerfully undertook the arduous task of cleaning away the forest in order to develop the rich virgin soil be- neath ;when field was added to field and fatm to farm. In the year 1872 he was married to -Miss Catherine Gill, of Hay township, who with him went immediately to live on their new home, about one mile west of Ailsa Craig, McGillivray_ townsbip. In polictics he was a Reformer,. always upholding the rights• and liber- ties of his nationality, and the just claims of their support. As a. neigh- bor he was thoughtful, kind and obliging, always ready to render any assistance necessary to the comforts and wants of others. Ile was a kind and affectionate husband I and father beloved by all, and leaves to mourn their loss a widow and three children. One, son grown to manhood, having died at, Olisprings,Enniskillen tp., two other children having died in infancy. As a christian his life was marked by bis earnestness, zeal tend activity in every good work. His death slthough not wholly unexpected was sudden. He had been ailing for about ayear •previous, but no serious alarm was felt until a few days before his. death • when it became evident to those around him that the end was not far distant and at midnight on the lst of September his spirit took its fiight. After a brief service at. the house con- ducted by the Rev. G. C1ohbledick, of Parkhill, the remalus were interred in Nairn's cemetery, there to await the final resurrection, and were followed by a large concourse of sorrowing friends. • Zurich G. STA.N13URY, B. A,, EXETER ONT • Law Offices, Private Funds to Loan. BRIBE'S. --His Lordship Rt. Rev. Fergus P. McEvay, D. D. the Bishop of London, will visit Zurich on Sun- day, November 171h and bless S. Boniface church, which has been en- larged and renoyated during the past four months. He will also on the same day, confer the Sacrament of Donftrination.-Rev. W. J. Doherty Was Made the recipient of a handsome master mason's apron and a resolution of regret, at his leaving this commun- ity from Zurich lodge A. F. and A. M. at their last meeting, last Thursday evening. -- Jabot') B. Gingerich pur- chased the farm a R. P. Douglas on the Bronson line, Staialey. Bob Intends going to Manitoba, in the spring. -H. Magel injured his foot recPntiv ;401 I obliged to move :Inlet ,v,th 1 J,.1 .4. 4 • ,e crutches. -- • Grand Bend Bantos.-W, B. Oliver has his new house nearly conipleted and -when finished will make a very pretty and. comfortable .home, -Miss Millie Mc- Pherson. of Greenway, spent last week with friend g; here. -Last week Frank Allen brought a heatl of cab- bage to IVIollard & Co.'s store which weighed 21 lbs, Eddie andeJoseph Disjardine of Revelstoke, B. C., are at present visiting their mother here. - Miss Punchard, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ab. Mollard, visited her par- ents in Seatorth on Saturday and Sun - den -Robert Hamilton left on Satin:- r day- for , Muskoka where he intends i putting in a couple of weeks deer hunting: - Mrs. Brinker, of Felton, Mich„ has returued to her home after spending the past mouth with her- a, brother, A. Gravelle, -Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mollard visited Ailsa last week. • WEDDED IN Dznaorr.--Albert Pym a niechanic engaged with J. L. Russel, blacksmith. visited Detroit this week and married Mies Lily Harris, daugh- ter of William Harris, of Manitoba, formerly of the Lake Road, township of Hay. They arrived in Exeter Wed- nesday eveniug, and will reside in Mrs Hooper's residence Gni:Luau st. Csa gretulatione. Mrs. Wire Harding is seriously ill. Brucefield bits a free public library, Nilson Northcott of Iray, moved to town yesterday. Miss Ida Willis is convalescing from an attack uf typnoid fever, Mrs. Ittietl, of Searortio is the gues of her sister, :Mrs. John Mont se. Rev. Joseph Elliott. of Nairn wee in town on initinets on Tuesday last. Mr. an Popplestoue has returned home from Toronto for a short time. A.. M. Tait has disposed of bis mould ing plant and business to Jas. Murray, Edward Sweitzer, farmer, north of Crediton went over to Hay township last week oral married Miss Kaereher, of near Dashwood, . Hallowe'en passed off comparatively quiet this yea; no doubt owing to the wet night. Some depredations out of the ordinary were committed, A woman who is weak, nervoue and sleepless, and who has cold bands and feet, cannot feel and act like a well person. Carter's 'roe gait erma,- lize the circulation. remave nerooutf- ness, and give strength and rest. Rev. Ur. Milyard will preach in the Methodist ehuteli. Strathroet on Sun- day next, while Rev. J, R. Gundy will preach in Main end James-st. chninhes hero, presenting the elaline of the St. James Methodist church, Mentreal. On Tuesday of last 'week the mar- riage toot place at Lethbridge, N. \V- T., of Miss Minnie Hillier, daughter of nolm Hillier, of tioderich. and Edward Hal of Moyle, 13, 0., The groom is a brother of Min. (Dr.) Rivera, of Credi- ton. The panic school mid town buys' football tetten played another welch on Tuesday, resulting in a victory for the town boys by a score of 2-1. This is the third metch played ; the first was a tie, the sevoiel itt favor of the school team, and the third at above steted. Exeter ittu_rOcipal COnnO11. Council inet pursuant to adjourn- ment at Town Hall, Nov Isn Absent councilors, Muir and Armstrong. - Minuted of previous meeting- read and confirmed. Evans-Levett-That the following accoants be pessed and orders drawn on ,treasurer for same :-Tremaine & Snell. electric light account to Nov, 1st, 882.08 ; James Murray & Co., stop- cock, $2,00: 0, EL Mortimer. Publish - in e Co., advertising -debentures tor sale, $5.00 ; The Municipal World, stationery, 58,55; Geo, Smallacombe, drawing stone, 58,00; Thos. Welsh, labor, 513.75; W. Westcole, do $11.-,), James Creech, part salary, $85.004 Geo. H. Bissett, do $25.00; In. Parsons, streetwatering, 521.00; Atkinson and Handford, balance on gravel, $518.05. Oartied. Levett-Evans-That that the Reeve and Treasurer be authorized to bor- row the sum of $500 to meet current expenses. -Carried. Levett-Evans-That council adjourn to meet Nov, 15th, at 8 o'clock p. m. Carried. Go. R. BISSETT, Clerk. • Anderson Alex. Cameron, died on Feiday las t, the result of a burning accident on the preceding Monday, Oen 28th. He had been left alone in thntnonse while the family went about their regular morn- ing's work, and when airs. Cameron, jr returned to the housefound Mr. Cam- eron lying unconscious with his cloth- ing on fire. She put it out and ran for assistance, but he was severely burnt about the bread and shoulders. The fire is supposed to have been caused by a spark from his pipe. He was 83 years of age and one of the pioneers, Usborne Council. Council met at Township. Hall Nov. 2nd. All tb.e members were present. The minutes of tbe previous meet- ing were read approved and signed by the reeve Moved by Jos. Hawkins, seconded by a Main -That wbereas it has pleas- ed Almighty God la his wise provi- dence to suddenly cell away from our -fellow councillor, Mr. R. °amen and his family, a loving wife and mother : that this -council place on record their keen sense of sorrow for their loss, and tender, to Mr. Carnin and his fam- ily their heart -felt sympathy in this time of sorrow. Oerried. J. Moir-- J. Ballorityne-- That a grant 'of $10 ha given to Mr, John Fro,yne to remove the present rail fence in front of his lot on con. 2, south of the Sauble river,and put units place a wire fence, so as to prevent the road being _blocked with snow. Carried. Accounts amounting to $172 32 were passed and orders issued in payment. Council then adjourned to meet Dec. 7th,at ten o'clock. F. MORLEY, Clerk. P. S. ,Pathmesters that have not eturned their lists will please to do so mrnediatelv. F. M. „Et, J. Davis, formerly of Kirkton, s secured oe situation at Griswold, Man. • Seri n es" earl flee now (...8i,/ence of Wm. Peat.n, AtaryS. V;35 the scene of a gleasant event last Wednesday, Cct. 23rd, it being the tnnrring,e of his eldest, daughter, Wee Cordelia, to Albert Henry Gould. ' l fift4?1C3S 11 135 God%ich fan, t sinaw in conncritiOn 'with the late fair, tnew d nal f 109 t !ION JOHN WHITE & SONS • _ Themes Towle, of Medina, who bast 1 11 I tzteman,:111:frtevettwheorlidufgevaeuraatullgodoOrtit 1 THE Last week. Joseph Flynn, was united i F t ....._....., ,Mark De o et In the happy bonds of nottrimeny to; fill tile News of interegt to Miss fa Credi The Clinton Public School board le I en Dfah Ann Edwards, both of 1 /11 these Golinties trustees of Seaforth who pay 13 A. Ft G A I NS0 Times Readers Happening tenehers- $2,059,their eig i ed you roa,y depend upon gettiOg t eel la 1 w bergains te Mention - much more generous than tbe P. S. ' - en Lie nrd• 4 le en average of $341. at this store. In Clinton the average is $402. 1,Villiain F Harris well known in The glass for the nese Bette/11mq st, the sevA.fur enties and eighties as the owner! churclo 011uton, will cost $500. of Harris' Asbileld. died on Thurs. toilet setts, colored cups and seueere -erTa,•AngAD NorptliGni-tue4Sr and AteR?s•ettlit Mr. H. E. Fel; of Varna, is an a,e. day of last week at the residence of his I and platere. Glassware of ennrY Mod- plicant for the principalehip of Credit beothete Thos. Harris, Goderieh. after' ton schoolelm Jenne ie. Clare and three sons, , ,no1.?ar,mera along tha very long nines% ocrrs 47,711) SRVES e Huron Road, I If you want a comfortable. good, B •••••,,...,rsa. , . t ) of •Goderleh, left on Thursday for 1 west, have for some time been corn- loat ing. good wearing boa, at moderr their honinin Los Angeles.. T, plaining of the depredations of grain- ; ate prines, tty u% Ur. W. jobnston of 13 tyfield has ' tat eal 1 flea, ,t,' h„eti; who as yet hone not ) moved unto the farm which he recent, i 4Iir 4,I• 4.4 to to • ..'• ten r 04. bet if tie? work is-- . DREss coons. A „n,,,, and mut ly purchased from Mr, Chas. Douala- , persisted in untelt longnr they Intl F. Martin, who heti conducten the • 1- -.- i aploeuteasetock of tiew and Fashionable lbounci to •be caught. es(011.1a.'n Monday, Nov. mil, instead of i botel at, Varna.. for several months I The Ining's birthday Will be observe! Saturday, Nov. '9, in St, nfarys and 1.10tr. e P. - . • . .' tteGUn'IINACE.,‘Es7R,WaikwA•tRatt3f:tilvrtv'ersvotecoTtll'elsrsleel'eaelielelleetePn4- ' i ii st, at- 0,:ed of his interests to Prof, Loncion. an .itze, tenerinary eameon, who • - - - ,.. i has rented a . litiete in nitann Valley, poses. oat 3(4111717illiollrvalleel:lianngell3tawli Rev, tt,t, E. Kerr,. of Ainlierstbarg, I will IneAte at that "4417* ''Ir. Martin formerly of lIensall, has been Welted , i , .lamet 41! 4 , eX., a,yor o . tree on , : . other articles netting. kept, in it ftrett the rental of which is Stint per anneal. to the pestorate of Blenheim Matto- i If 1 1 NI f s, f - 1 class General Store. . • dist church for the next year. and manager of the Claseic City flour f Etirrein TIMES -- .7.71 r 1Rose. The trustees of Varna. Public school " mills. purpasee leaving next, week for ei°11,131Pri.e °,1;a:ntill'erns-r.ferialm,°-4jr94.1 tliwbs illa.u;r-u:le7awsedte:. !inttssie 0tty faille to Jan Pringle, jr. complaint Ora thadriuking water at c ies on e nese Lane, Hullett. a ; ly take up his residence in the future. ; the Northwest, where he will probate.; • . - ' - ' - 1 Mr, Hoild tatli oat his iute0.st in the Dear Sittae Thera ties hie n some - taet-. g_holnlerit' farm,- near Cherry Groen• 1 The ;tern -Igo of ital whale in the ' the Exeter Pattie Seinen le • not Oln Vhaltners lutends moving to Sttownship,: of Srlfit for Cialioleh. Hun ' the children to &into 1 tua,y tely than , Marys where he will work the new tett t uerriet ., and 'Intent:re:Aid* wilt he istaieln-. In this careatel Eon that every nut nom --• smaller Lein latt yean. tlaiiy farinere the tenter at the telited has a treenree- I Mr. Alex. Hinson, of DZWInie, WIlile ILLS'Sonly .r.,.:!-nved enon 4'4 ta b".' ti! Ca.bile odnitaiiil tor ineliy called a enlph- watering his horaes Monday at noen, theinte.hettn. while others hetet gene ur tune In Detember 414 11t.13 the -I, woe kicked. awl seriously hurt, his ' oat, a it :ViL)4,,,tia--k:. Ta t well ittiotro . terne complanit nes male. A bottle ; left arm being broken and he alto rto i Snowden Date, of' the Selene L7taitt„ i en the 14'41t1.4.1, woe sere to Dr. Pyne. , ceiveci severe scalp wounds t Stealer, tile lergest, gr 1.iii ''" WV.' i'l 1,14311inficm .ta,raFfit, Toronto. A ecte mist rat (tole or Rettemeteg hae, an i that t torrethip. put in ono hundred pea a the analysis was printen. 18 the eeptee e Hemet tan a it concert emu, land fifty 42e4";.,4 04 V411,,:it last Oa/ lint Eseter mere. At the close et' his pally in Toronto to engage with the i this Se;"/21 114.''" 0*1Y "Velar' a, repert lie eays : °Venner 6 fit for rot- colutm,,,,y- for the winter season, she ; The enter anthes ten) henot fu pearenesn Then during tiro SUM. is very muter is an elocutionist. i bulk this yeer lietirtily ti-i!„,h they . twit ottlithys Of tine stenen the wen We were sorry to learn of the death 11*adift, for they It been levity 114" ' tiw'l..."4*tt.iflilkiveilti.truteee ueeti nntshYilioahven of Da Richardson, L. L. D.. so well ten, In not. one tircbard did the out- t• tci)tit. _ !' taken ren known for years in Goilerich. He was Pot emoe olt t" atevery pventiopossible with exP"etatimll hut, drinking water a the echool MAT- Ricbardson, it former divine of Clint ton. g . e ;stead, i 2 t he. full prwe of et iat tact hal 1 , been p:ntl, the cost per Nolen to the - . , . -. , e' : the " (Iron. It Inv not be nice te the taste the eldest son of the Rev. Geier !dealer would brine run from fear to ' but I do not tittink it i14 impure. Truly yoars, Mr. J, Sparrow arrived home front 1 t ' 'ten doll -, re 'We have neen Witt of a • . I IL E. /Inn= Manitoba. on Monday morning' and ; the 3 i over lia. say, ttotterico who pain 4. 4 , says that tile weather is mneh the 1 neighbarliont a t3:Yr) for 55 ' .. «tee- eame there as here and that there lit a . barrele. Mr. A. M. Polly, the veteran t. GetS ON l'Ilit STOMAttil, large amount of grain still standing liverymen of the same town, toad his in the stock to be threshed. orchard for Sin and •i 1 ' 1 i d r reside of imperittet digestion pressing When Me, C. -Nnsbitt. or tho loth . only retteived $11e the barrels, hitt as lack would have it. 1 e ! t oiey yip t e 0 •: , 1- pp antinst the Wart. it excite!) alarm - con. Goderich township! went to Ins so allegoel. telling him to go to a, hot- f - purchaser It et : ing svinptoine. Inetaitt •rellef is aft stablelast Friday morning he found ter place, nia: the hamlets 'tin relly i i fortle•d. by taking h Of an hour aftee his driving horse Iying dead in the ..eaca meet, ten &net in lentarin N-ne - stall, it having pulled its halter lowing art* it few inuleeirli ferinertr is still in the equine- town. fol- v1line alas ditention, 44anAi the gas The ' viline in It Mal' sweetnnen water. Ner- :wound its head in such a manner 14-3 %V.10 -S0141 ,.; Ina.' ; 301111 P11 tem, to suffocate itself. lnarlt ' and imperte a 'A..'t).;(' of Anton. Ner- ' trected for $40a, yield I35 hattreIs ; i ; vinne is good fn. tote of other thingn A , stylish wedding took place on John Young sold for $325, yield OS !and wise people ''keep a 251) bottle in Wednesday of last week at the resi- barrels; Thos. Cox sold for $301, yield i 4 the house for rheumatism, -cramps, dence of Ala Richard Jennings on the SO barrels; Isaac Selkeld made con- i oteutogre, toethann, tin Try it. Bent:101d Road, the contracting parties trect for $349. heel 98 barrels; Henryl .........e..-- being Anna, his second yountresb Steep jr. got $15 for 10 barrels. In British Troop Oil Liniment, la unsurPassed datighter, and !dr. Tohn Steep, of nearly every ,ease the farmer gave a • Goclerich tewnsbip. rebate. The Hewson otchard inOol- ze YiNatTire„rel"017.11hT.tlitot111-liaidttiteig: Her manfriendstill borne was bonght at 531)0 bet tis it . sing vegetable oils awl NOrACtR• Ili 8put UP o 3 s regret to learn a tbey death of -Miss Sophie !only yielted 8t3 barrels Mr. Howson in 11'v°bottle.; for the small prIcof 2cents. Steele, daughter of the Rev. H. D. threw off $100.-Clin•tnn News Record. Steele of Port Stanley, formerly of . . .11..... NEW STEAM 44410140104.44444•444.4 Kirkton, Miss Stelle died at Victoria , Homemade Mats and Rugs hospital. London, last week baying undergone an cperation. That Outwear Mr. John Aikenhead, of Stanley, who The Best Imp. We Orted Goods. Limp are elan to be a,ble to ay tht saarks was so seriously injured in it street • car accident in Loticlun several weeks If 'ewe not vet tried to make a home ago that his life for some time hung made Door Mat or Floor Rug, come 101 Having just opened up business we in the balance, is now recovering nice- us and buy one of the Diamond Dye I are prepared to supply all kinds ly and will be hiinself again shortly. Mat and Rug Patterns. We have a pumps, hill stock of the newest designs and FITTlitens, the best sizes. When you have work- WATER TROUGHS, ed up a, Diamond Dye Mat or Rug WATER TANKS, Pattern, you would not exchange it FANNING MILLS,&e. After an illness of nearly three years Mary Lawton, wife Mr. .Tolin Fairless. died at the family residence. St. Marys, on Sunday. Oct. 27th. in the 08111 year. The deceased lady had been confined to 'her room for nine months and her death was not unex- pected. On Tuesday of last week there took place in the Catholic church at Irish - town the wedding of Miss Minnie Evans, the eldest daughter of Mr. lames Evans, of the 71b on, of Mc- It:Mop township to Mr. Owen Flynn, a member of the well known Ilullett family by that name. A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated in Clinton, Thursday, at the beautiful residence of G. D. McTag- gart. The contracting parties were Malcom D. - McTaggart, the popular captain of No. 5 (Brussels) Clo., of the 33rd Regiment, and Miss D. Broder, sister of Mrs. G. D. MC -Taggart, whose home is at Morrisburg. The members of Rattenbury St, church, Clinton, will regret to know that Rev. Howson is likely to roove at the end of the current conference year. A unanimous invitation has been extended to Rev. Henry M. Man- ning, who is in his fourth year at Brampton, and Mr. Manning has ac- cepted the same. subject to ratification of the stationing committee. Another of the worthy pioneers of .t Huron haseleparted this life. Andrew Archibald. sr., passed pea,cefelly away at his residence on the 5th concession of Tackersmith, on Friday evening last. Mr. Archibald was in his 701h year He had been a severe sufferer from rheumatism for several years ad bad suffered from paralysis but his deatlewas due more to a gradual wear- ing out of the physical system than to any other cause. He a native of Ster- lingsbire, Scotland. D. Cantelon of Clinton, has finished up his shipments of a,ppies for the sea - 'son. The a,ggregate will be 8.000 bar- rels as compared with 15,000 I en yee,e He sent 1300 barrelato Winutee r. 300 to Buffalo and Detroit, 3,000 It Giver - pool and the balance to cola stem, e Prices. 1Hods, Oilcloth Binding, Etc. en Toronto. The dealers have, fared v f110 Old CIO untrv divommeemr:tra=mogarcommen Invatimr,....varnarismmaakooacr fIllitnx 1.0,1 v hnt Ilic 33 .-0111.,(1, lin.. J E AMA N, zdwars 1;(spt for any imported article. We respect- fully solicit a call at your earliest con- venience. Our stock is fully assorted in every department and prices always the lowest. TETE R. PiCKARD CO., Exeter, Ont, STOP TETE COUGlit AND WORIC OFF TUE COLD. Laxative Brorno-Quinine Tablets enre a. cold PLUMBING We pay special attention to all kinds Plumbing, We do anything in the line of Wood- ' work, and REPAIRING of any- -des- cription. Chariton & Keddy. one day. No eure, Nopay. Price 25 cents. North Town Hall, Exeter. 1/410•44,140•41•01.44414•4443••••••=1: ter Your money refunded if purchase unsatisfactory. S tind SAMS 1111 BRAND PORTLAND CEMENT Is good cement. We have just ,received. another ear. of ars For the best work . New Brunswick.Plaster of Paris is always used, We sell it at very close. prices. lamohamemmewraxemasserawn sageormet......,ftaetemear.s.osrarramo.s.mmom.... Fall Goods Lanterns, X Cut Saws, Axes, Cow Ties, at Reduced x Cut Saw Handles, Stove Boards, Coal buying 3-)1 ,3l•eli-31;1.; in hull:, apples rirmcning etrlitt than irznal and the con ti oiled wind st orrn blo \ring t,hent ntli heforc picking toitne.