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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1902-5-15, Page 1TWENTY-NeNTH No. 41 W-44+:4444"/"H"/"H"H44444"14+++ se+++4444+444.4444+0+++++444, ' erwin i jams +. , b. S + 4. + ÷ 'A, + , Ao A. '*"a —...--..........................,,.........1 + tAit. The Paint SeasOn will soon be here and we have a 3: ;4' large stock of Sherwin & Williams Paints on hand. * t t 4; Field and Garden Seeds, + 4. , , Washing Machines and Wringers. + 4. , * Leader Churns. * d• 4- Cistern and Spray Pumps -I. 4. Garden Tools. 4. + d• Hoes, Rakes, Spading Forks, Etc. 4 4. + Thorold and Portland (.3ernent, se + 110110N Sv 141DPII4 WSEi GAZET MORNING, IWO' I5, pashwood Blernes ix,. tat, a Terauto, I Council Pal:ea:Z:7 Cil the Oth day a . called on friends in the village on Meee. All present. Saeurclay.-Quite a number from here 'Wm. Schwalm gave notice to the went to Ailsa Oraig on Tuesday •to council to have t be 7;arich drain email i heer Hon. E. W. Ross.- Next Tues- eleaned out. Tbe ecluncil by resolti- clay night a meeting of the electers tion decided to instruct F. W. Fula, - will be held in Uoser's hall in the in- comb to exaraine sold cle•ain and report terests of Mr. U. Either, w[.. P. P. to the council. A copy of an eogi- Mr. Either and others will address neeee report'evetiele had been served on the meeting.- G-. Edighoffer is bn- the Reeve, regerding the Logan drain proving the appearance of his house in the tOwnship Of Stanley-, and in by giving it a fresh coat or pailat.-- which report eertaiu lends awl. roads Mr, E. Nebb, has moved Into his in the township of IlaY •ere assessed Muse recently purchased from Mr. for the benefit and outlet liability to co t -Edgar Buswell, of Eden. the extent of $407,45, was read to the substantial improvements in the visited his brother, here on Sanday, parties interested who had. beeu gres- EX.ETER, ONT CANADA, Hensall oa, J. Sutherland, Notary Publio, Oonveynn- cer, Commissioner, Vire Insurance Agent, and fesnrer of Marriage LiCSIISSE. Legal doournents carefully drawn at reasonable rates. Money to loan on real estate at. low rates et interest. Mee at the Post Office hensall SSIBES. - Mrs. (Dr.) Stewart, of Battle Creele, Mich, is visiting rela- tives and friends in Wensall and vicin- ity, -J. 0. Stoneman is building an addition to his dwelling on Richroond 5t.-Vilm, Buchanan, in his office as sanitary inspector, is making his art - meal calla -Miss 13awclen, of Clinton, was in the village last week spending a few days with her sisters who are here at present, -G. D. Arnold is very mach improving the appearance of, and. adding to the comfort of the dwelling b urchased from L. Harold and intends shortly having it taste- fully painted. -On Friday evening last Baixts - Mrs. Peter Cooper left. a numbet of the brethren from sea. Tuesday for her new home in Regina, for lodge visited the Oddfellows lodge Mr. Cooper Will meet her at Wirtni- here and during the evening tbe three peg, where they Neill spend several degrees were conferred, -We are sorry daYe. Mrs. Cooper's sister, Miss to record the death of Millar a. White, Nance ISIcCurclY, aeemiPallY her. editor of the ExETEa TimES, who was MRS PETER, GAsinvEn..---- well and favorably known in our vil- lage, he having visited our village al- most weekly for a number ofyears in the way of attenaing to tbe business whiph his late father,Mr, John White, .editor and founder of THE TimEs, had first established, when Hensall was in its infancy and which his son in the advancing years of his father and after his death, had continued to look after. Very much regret was felt here on Sa- tarday evening last when the sad news was flashed over the wires that Mr. White had died that, evening. As our readers are well aware Mr, White slipped on the ice while on his way to attend service in the Main st. 1VIetho- Dr. Gardiner, ot Lon on. t church sotne five months or more her a wide circle of friends, who have residence in the township made for d tried friend one ever t T. 1-1a.wkiiis & Sort iii:4• ;*4-4..14+4.4444.44+++.1.444.1.4.44-• 4-4•44.1.44•Heees+++++++++4.444. e THURSDAY the bereaved. widow ande family, and to attend the funeral on Tuesday Gederich this week visiting relatives, afternoon last, -- Miss Voir was in _The smtrament of tbe Lord's supper ftalltilliStered to a large congre- gation at Carmel church, op Sabbath rnorniag last. The prepavatory ser. vice en the Friday afternoon Preceed- ing was conducted by the Rev, Mr, Stewart, of Olinton.-Mrs, 0, A. Mc. Donuel retut•ned front Kippeo, last week, Where she had been spending a week or, so with relatives et,nd friends. -House„ cleaning' is the order of the day vvith the fair se. Our '1 ' tend rnaking a number of Zinamer, who went through an. Pent. The council after full cons' era, village this stutimer., operation for appendieitis at St. Jos- tam adopted the report. Hy -law No. Farquhar. eph's Elospital, London, is doing as 5, regarding the dramap work, was well as can be expected.-- Ws. 3, provisionally adopted and the clerk Wagner. is very in, and slight hopes 1, instructed to have the necessary copies are entertained for her recovery,- Printed and sawed in aeccorclance Next Sunday Rally Day will bee ob- with section 22 of the dra,inage at. served by the Young People's AI- The following accounts were ordered Hance. In the morning the pastor to be 'paid: -N. Kennel, ma,king ce- tile, $5,00 ; Herald, printing, will preach ntesreersintsmofesPteheel'alY1Youfnogr 1241$7e.9nOt ; H. Rupp. team on,,gra,der,O. R„ $7,50 ;11. 1Viagel, working -grader and. team, 0. R., $14.25 B. Effie, rep. cal, con. 14, $1.50 ; ee. Thompson, making 0. pipe, $8.00 ; Treasurer of Stenley, assessment of Zurich drain north, $378.75 ; John Thirsk, hauling lumber, $1.50. • Council will meet again on, Monday, the 2nd day. of June, et 10 o'clocle as a court of revision of the assessment roll and drainage assessment and for gen- eral business. FRED HESS, SR., Clerk, A VETERINARY QUARANTINE 19Q2 Jon* Warro & SONS 1 100 acres than any farmer in the coun- ty. He is a great, believer in silos, and he farms both eor profit and recrea- tion. -Peter McGregor was in Exeter last week. We Have WHAT YOU WANT Ladies' shoes in laced and buttoned, regular price $2.00 and $2.50, to be cleared out at $1.25 per pair. Men's patent leather shoes at $3.00 and $3.40. Ladies' patent leather shoes at $2.50. Boys patent leather shoes at $2.50. ,Gall and Inspect Our Stock. Highest pride for eggs. St Marys -steeeea-- BRIEFS.-- FollOwidg is the assesse naent of St. Marys for 1002 : West war& real, 5195,820 • personal, $800; income, $9000 ; total; '$205,620. North ward, real, $351.995 ; personal, $81,125; income, $5,850 •, total, $411,970. South ward, real, $622,205 • personal. $36,650; income, $14,800; total $1,321,245. -The people of St. Marys were startled. to learn on Friday last that E. A. CaW- sey, of Stratford, formerly a highly respected citizen here, had. been killed at 'Renfrew. A, derrick was being re- moved for the last time. He was directing the raising of the heavy mast, when one of the guys gave wa,y, the mast swerved and came down. The men ran and escaped. Mr. Caw sey stepped aside but was too close and was struck by the heavy timber on the back and. crushed. towards the ground. A log caught part of the weight and prevented the mast going right to the grolind and Mr. Cawsey was enabled to drag himself out from underneath unaided, but was seen to be seriously injured. He was tenderly. removed to Victoria hospital, but expired. in a few moments after reaching there. Be was buried with Masonic honors in Avondale cemetery. -Word was received last Saturday from (Jape Town, that Charles Wes- ley Meehan, of St. Marys, who had enlisted for service in South Africa, had died of enteric fever, near Vet Attentiofl! Farmers and Laborer Here is somethin& Speeially' for you, at a speeial price. 1---Bfen's Ileamy brown Poem OverallS double leneee and aouble stitched, were 85c, for 05c. • 2 -MOevxle'ftea)nlleeidgItinMeelWeeelegiietnlibeltilltilei! lenre 75c, for 60c. 3-etteres extra heaVy Woe Overalls, Afiveted peekets, biba ai suspenders attached, Were $1. 4-Sfagna 8:ea's Above, withont bib suspenders, were 85C., fOr 5-11fen's blue Denim Smocks; size L . an i It is With deePest regret that we are People's Alliance. In the evening a called upote this week to record the programme will be given by the mem- death of one of our oldest and most bers of the Young People's Alliance. highly respeeted residents in the per- 1 A collection in aid of Home Missions sari of IWO* Mrs. Peter Gardiner, I will be ta,ken up, at the ripe old' age of 81 years and 8 , .........-0,—... months. The sad event occurred on BicidUlleh COuncil. Tuesday a last. week, and wide spread regret was felt when it becanae known. Linen, May 5th, 1902. Deceaseed was born in Sterlingshire, The council rcee pursuant to adjourn- ment, the Reeve and all the members Scotland, in 1817, corning to this country, with leer husband, in the present. year ' 1853, and. settled in Usborne The Clerk was instructed to notify township, where she lived continuous- the G. T. R. company that our road and culverts at the intersection of the 13r, with the exception of six years, when she was with her son, the late railway and the 2nd. and 3rd comes - 11 longslates are daanaged by water diverted by the railway company. and striking our roadway at this point, and that legal proceedings will be taken if the nuisance is not abated, The following a,ccounts were order- ed to be paid. --Express charges on road lista 25c I'S. Ryan, 1das with ago, sustaining therefore a broken leg, which, owing to his system being run down from a long continued strain of his many duties as editor. and not being of a very robust constitution he never recovered. Mr. White was just. It 14.Sweet 5 per cent. off for cash. :Spring; Goods Spring is here and we are showing *the newest designs in Suiting% Overcoating and Pantings RiVer, on May 6th. n Plate for the BRIEFS . -Geo. E. Greenslade, his s Greenslade I At Reasorseebie Prices I have just received Jno. Mit- t Hayfield. obeli s new present season, hence I can give you the latest cuts for Spring and Sum- mer. W. W. Taman. Merchant Tali are Opposite post office. Zurich Biernma-There was only one case on the division court docket here on Monday of last week. Macarthur vs. Balkwill, judgment for plaintiff for amount and costs; defendant not ap- pea6ring.-Messrs. Joseph and. Chris. Schwartzentenber started on a teip to to on Elkton recently and may g South Africa it the Michigan climate does not agree with them. • --H. F. and F. A. w i er. in the bonds cf matrimony on Friday 1 friends here and much sympathy is BRIEES.-Mr. J. Payne purchased a felt for his family in this very sad of West Willia,ms.-Mr. E. I:Tarlton eve fortune to have his leg broken above Master Wilbur Erwin had the mis- affliction. Mr. White bore his long and painful illness with a patience and for- -Rev.. .eye last by the Rev. Mr. jennings.- valuable black mare from Mr. Harlton driver. -What might have PeoYed a the knee, on Monday evening last while playing with some more boys.- titude that had. characterized his life, G. H. Long returned home e serious accident happened to Mr. T. The fishermen are catching very good this week from Bond Head, where he recently purchased a valuable roan jacking up a hauls of trout these days. The catch had been spending a couple of weeks Wrn. Sheritt, while with relatives, in the interest of his Kenny who is employed with Mr. buildma for Mr. England on the leth averages daily from four to eight , hundred.- A number from Clinton . health.- Mr, and Mrs. Chas, Crabb concession, the jack slipped and one of and Goderich spent Sunday last in . and children, of Seafortli, were in the the overlays fell, striking Mr. Kenny our, village. - Miss. Ray McGill, qf $ bbath last, visiting am the head. Dr. McLaughlan of Toronto is home on a visit on account Dashwood, dressed the wound. -Mr. of her sister Flossieeveho is very low Thursday laste-Mr. I Ratz of Ham- et present. -Mr, II Darrah, who so successfully run the Queen's Hotel II. Eilber, M.P.P. was in. our burg on burg, is at preseat visiting his son, Mr. the past year is trying to buy the J. Ratz.-Mr. Jas. McLean and family Commercial from Mr. R. Bailey, and left on Wednesday last fee New On- take out six months license for the future home.—Mr. Angus McEachan summer. --- R. Peek, busy hustling the piano sales eround of Seaforth, is . tario, where they intend to mate their was taken to the House of Refuge at here these days, and has already sold Clinton, one day lase week. grandparents aun have moved to Hayfield ; Mr. Green- slade having secured a transfer of li- cense has rented the River House and will run it the coming season. -The corner stone of the new Presbyterian church will be laid at Hayfield with all Ma 20th. lost a tru ready to lend assistance and sympa- thy in times of trouble and affliction. Her hushand died 31. years ago. She leaves a grown up family of four sons, .OUR EDITOR DEAD - The above caption will explain why the Exrrnet, TIMES this week appears in mourning Our editor, Millar 3. White is dead. It will be remembered by the most of our readers that on the first day of December last, while on his way with his wife and sisters to attend the even- ing service of Exeter Main st. Ildetho- dist church, Mr. White slipped on the ice which had formed on the sidewalk when, tear church, and, falling, broke his right leg near the thigh. He was conveyed horae with all possible expe- dition and medical assistance immedi- ately summoned. The 'broken bone was set at once, and the patient put in bed, from which, unfortunately, he was doomed never to rise For some time, although in bed, he was able to ancl did attend to considerable editor- ial work connected with the paper. his general health, aside from the broken leg, being fairly good, a condition which led. to the general conclusion that in a few weeks he would be about as usual attending to the business. VVhen the usual time allowed for the union of broken bones had passed the doctor discovered that the union had not taken place and replaced the splints and other appliances. At the end of another' six weeks, Mr. White not having recovered, his at- tending physician, Dr. Brovvning, con - suited with Dr. Wisbara of London, and discovering that the bone had not t" n was performed P........ems in bed. `A few days after the opera- death of the two, father and son, ation was performed, he took a very the son within a year and a few severe orarnp in his left leg, which, months of his aged father, THE TIMES very strangely, broke the bone above has sustained two severe blows, and the knee and. tore several of the the family an. irreparable loss. He muscles away from the knee. Fronewas married in 1890 to Enema, eldest that time antil death relieved himeeldest daughter of Mr. N. S. Clark, after five months and a.balf in bed, hislformerly of Farquhar, and for safferings were beyond the power ofenany years a school teacher in that pen to describe. He was given thellocality, but for a few years previous most assiduous care of which human to his death, a resident of California,. hands -were capable. Night and day,lBesides his sorrowing widow, and a two persons sat at his bedside endeavefamily of young children, five girls oring to soothe his intense suffering. and one boy, he leaves to mourn His many friends in the village did his early death, his aged mother, three everything possible for his comfort, brothers, Will. 5., of Ottawa; Thomas, and his ,mother end sisters, togethet of Windsor • John J., of Detroit ; and with his devoted wife, left nothing two sisters, Matilda J., and Maggie V., undone' that sympathetic hands could of Exeter. do to ease his pain. But all was of no The funeral, which was largely el- evate His appetite at last. failed, sale tended, v,as held on Tuesday after - for the last month he was unable to noon from his residence. John street partake of anything substantial. to the Exeter burial ground. Rev. On Satarday last it was seen that Mr. Milyard) pastor, of Main se. Itletho- deeth was near at hand and telegrams dist church, conducted short services were sent to his brothers apprizing at the house, Rev. Mr. Martin, of them of his approaching end. Two of Caven Presbyterian church offering his brothers started at once, but up a prayer. There were many rela- though they came wieb all possible tie es and friends present, several of speed, he was dead a couple of hours them coming from long distances,to at - before they reached. Exeter. His tend the funeral of one so well beloved death was triumphant and with a by all who knew him. Six of his full hope of a glorious resurrection. cousinibore his remains to the grave Millar was born in Stouffville, near -J. D. Graham, of Toronto, It. S. Toronto. When but a small lad he Graham, St. Marys; Et. A. L. Ander- was brought with the others of his son, St, Marys ; Dr. J. White Atkin - father's family to Exeter. Here he son, of Victoria Hospital, London ; t lea.rned the Chas. Atkinson and 3.11. Robinson, of A.nderson. As a mark of respect the blinds in the business houses of the village Were dreven during the passing of the funer- al procession through the streets. due ceremonies on Tuesday, y -Dr. Atkinson and family have ar- rived from Detroit, to spend the sum- mer in Bayfield. -Miss McKenzie,Mrs. McNeil, Mrs. Stanbury, Mrs. John Whiddon and Miss A. Whiddon, at- tended the meeting of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society in Lon - spent Sunday in town. - Messrs. through daily almost the work of two don.- Will Sanderson, of Brucefield, where occasion requ ane Sandy Brown, Ed. Reid, Birdy Ross men, which no doubt told on his tery• and VVill Turner, left for Owen Sound strength and constitution. As a hus- OFFICER FOR CANADA. ____,...- ancomerxemeereoNs ernann AT CON- VENTION OE EXPERTS. Dr. Arthur G. Hopkins has recently been appointed to x•epresent the Veter- inary Branch of the Dominion Depart- ment of Agriculture, in Great Britain, with headquarters at Glasgow. His official designation will be "Veterinary Quarantine Officer for Canada," and he will assume the duties performed by Dr. J. G. Rutherford, now chief Veter- inary Adviser to the Department of to 40, well made, were 75c, for 60o, Tau will find all one goods n1%00 lower than you expeeted. arta - A little higher than "leigllest for Butter and. Eggs, IIaritOE yet knit, an p attended, schoo , to induce irritation in the hope of printing business and on the death of bringing unton about. an older brother,' Humphrey, in 1883, By this time- Mr. White's general very young, he became as - health bad begun to seriously declinelsistant editor to his father, Mr, John in consequence of his long continuance1W1ite, the founder of the paper. In in the prime of life being only 38 years 1 Alexander, of McKillop; Peter, of alist, and was possessed of excellent and Robert, of Usborne. Two sons James of age, was a clever writer and journ- Mount Pleasanb' Michigan ; qualities coupled with quick despatch • d went are deceased, William, of Tale:1110p, and Dr. Sohn, of London. The re- " interred in Roy's ceme- St, Joseph. on Monday to start work on the band and father he was kind and in- i new Government survey Str Hayfield. 1 duleent, was a devoted son and broth- visit- - friend one that could be de- CREAM SEPAR&TOR TEST. -A eery took place here lVfonclay night at Mr. AS a ing friends -in Lobo and London. this pended upon at all tirnes, and will e interesting Cream Separator contest • , BIM Mabel McCandlish were united greatly missed by a large circle of Shipka week-- Mr, Edward Reid. and Miss some in the village,- Our sports are getting up a clay of sperts on the 24th, BrUcefield Victoria Day, and. have already coi- f ney the EXETBR LuiunErt YARD. Lox e stook of Lumber -pine and Oleinioak, 3.70,Il I feet of hemlock lumber tor barna._ etc., also shingles. laths . and. cedar posts. rrioes roasonable.-JAS WILLIS, Yard : East side of Main st . several other races. Also BRIBES. -tar. Little has moved into 113011 ltahkee.dayC.ome to Bayaeld and en - the American house. He has had it ; tall renovated. and mualt Unproved. - Wm Murdock has sold two carloads of i tat Cattle, at di cents per pound. Tkey I FOUND AT LAST. will be.,shipped On the Ieth. He alsci A liver pill that ls small and tore that aots 101d two other ear loads some dine geutly.eincitly and thoroughly, that does nee 0,,,_ ne . . ,,. . gripo. Laxa-Liver Mils possesses those quail.' Age Lur o.ua cents per Ponedla ID Is des, and are a sure cure for Liver Complaint, 4itid M. Murdock feed More stock on Constipation, Sick Headache, ete Albert Hendrick's between the Empire Cream Separator, which was looked after by ar. A. Q. Bobier of Exeter, • and Ate DeLavill Separator, which was 'represented by Mr. Mills ,of Lon- don, and his local agent, Mr. Wilson, there being $25.00 aside at stake, the losing party to forfeit his money for the benefit of the poor of the neigh- borhood, The DeLtivill theit spent the f the afternoon in preparing friends.- Mrs. D. 'Urquhart was in ni t Mr ' their Separator for,the test, expecting S arator off the Toronto on. Tues ay . Mrs. W. tfughes,of St. Louts, Mo.,for- to sweep e p merly of Hensall, were in the village face of the earth. Mr. Bobier did not for a few hours on Thursday, of last arrive until the hour set for the test, 7 week calling on their friends, who p. m. and never touched his separator were defightecl to see them. They until the test began. There were had. been called to Ailsa Craig, to at- 150 Poeitiels 1Jf raiik run through each tend the funeral of Mrs. Hughes' machine, both finishing about the brother. Mr. Walter EV9,13S, and drove same tittle. Then commenced the aroun.d to Hensel]. to see their friends Babcock test of the skim milk end June next, at 10 a. re. W. D. STANLEY, Clerk. f d street — miss Kemp ti '1 leaviug film times the amount Agriculture. Dr. op in , still a young man has had a wide ex- perience, not only as a practical Veter- 2 Marian, but also in the varied duties of lecturer, author and edi or. was graduated fram Toronto Veteri- nary College in 1891 with the degree of V. S. In 1897 he obtained his di- ploma in Agriculture at the Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph. He has a,slo the degree of B. Agr., from Iowa Agr. College, of D. V. X. from the Veterinary Department of the Iowa State College, and of Me D, V„ (post grad.) from McKillop College, Chicago. For several years Dr. Hopkins prac- ticed his profession in Manitoba, and was at a later date appointed Instruc- tor in Animal Flusbandry at the Agri- cultural College University of Wiscon- sin. This position he resignea to be- come Associate Editor of the Far- mers' Advocate, Winnipeg, Men„with which paper be remained until called to his present duties. Dr. Hopkins is also the author of "Veterinary Ele- ment" a manual for farmers and Agricultueal students, which has been accorded high praise by leading au- thorities as a treatise of great value to every man who has stock under his care. Dr. Hopkins leaves immediate- ly for Great Britain in order to he pre- pared. for this season's importations of live stock. His address until tbe close of navigation on the St. Lawrence, will be 52 St. Enoch Square, Glasgow, Scotland. The certificates issued by him will be accepted by the United States authorities in the same way as were those issued by Dr. Rutherford last season. F. W. Honsoe. Live Stock Commissioner. G. peeseesseseeseseeemees• 1[80118 BAIA a FOR THIS WEER A. consignment of Jar-' dineres to hand. Great value at fb.,0c each. Bananas ••••••••, grader, div. 2, 517.00 ; S. Ryan, 1 day with grader, div 3 and 1, 511.00; S. Reran, 1 day with grader, L. R., div 1, 511.00 ; R. work in Blackeveles hill, div 2, $1.25 ; N. Powe, do, div 3, $2.50. G. Stanley, 100 lbs. spikes, div 3, 53.00; Jno. Fulton, opening d * winter, dm 5, 515.25; A. Webb, do, div 5, $3.00 ; Jas Kelly,do, div 5, 51.00; R. Hobbs, do, div 5, 50e ; A. Lankin, tile ditch, 5, 52.00; Geo. Westeaaan, Reeve, 2 days under D. and W. Act, $a,00; Jno. Quigley, repairing road and drawing plank, $2.00 ; D. West - man, con. tile, repairing culvert and road, div 5, S13.00 ; D. Westman, con. tile, div 2, and half a cord gravel de- livered, div 5, $12.72; D. Westman, con. tile, div 3 and 4, $8,81; Lucan Sun, printing, $1.50 ; Me. Joseph Gowan, opening road in winter, div 5, Se.00 ; W. H. Deacon, rep L. B., div 3, 50c ; McFall% rep 2 cid, div 243.00 Jno Casey, -rep fence on Stable hill, div 1,52.50 ; Jas M. flodgins,do, div 2, $1.75 ; Jos Collison, rep ditch L. R., div 1, $1.75 ; Sas Toohey, 1 day with grader, div. 1, $1.50 • Thos. Too- ' lank and rep 2 culverts, • OrangeS • • • .• • • e • • • e I B • OTS • Wedding Presents a Specialty, 01406011.0.00.44410111011000 Lettuce Onions Asparagus- • • hey, dniWLUn div 4. 53.00; E. North, con. tile, div 1, 58.23 •, E. North, do, div 3 and 4, $1.45; Geo. Fitzgerald, rep road, div 5, 25c; F. A.. Ryan, half day with grader, 75c. The Clerk wes instructed to give notice that the Court of Revision ld open on Monday the 2nd day of A SURE CURE FOR CO STIPATION Some remedies cure this distressing complaint in a day, some in a, mouth but NErrvaixt never fails to cure itc' a few rainutes. Just ten drops of Nere viline in sweetened water - that's'? enough, and. aways goes the clysen.-, eery, cured to stay. cured. Neralline4 always eures Cramps. Cones, Pain Val the Stomach, and Sick Headache- 'I has five times the strength and Mira; tive properties of ordinary remedies,' and should. be in every household. Better buy a 25c bottle and try if. Nerviline is all right. Hamilton's Pills for „the liVer• before returning to St, Louis.- Thos. Welsh is furnishing up in good. sbyle the brick dwelling which he recently cream, which was conducted. entirely The counml adjourned to meet again by' Mr, Mills, but the results were on Monday the 2nd day of June next decicledlr in favor of the Erctpire, the at 10 a. n3. lected quite a sum but en sports will consist ot afoot ball match , returned home, this week, from Lon. between the Varna, Stars and the Bay- don, on account of ill health.- Mrs. field Lakesides, After which a twelve (Rev.) J. 5 Cook, who seas laere on a, mile bicyele race betvveen Bayfield visit returned to Walla,ceburg, last and Varna, will take place. Also week,- Miss Blackwell was in St. . °In part of lest week and this, Liter sister who is q uite ill. -- Mr, A.. Hagan, who teught school foe a number of years in Zurich, was in the village during the past week. - A. number of our villagers called at the home of the late Millar White. of the UJEETER 'bugs, the first part of tele week, to extend their synapathy ‘tct, , of butter fat in the skim milk than di the Empire, and the cream, from the Empire was 33 per .cent, richer. than the cream from the Der/milt There beingl about 125 people present, the eontest was very keen. After the contest was over Mr. Bobier enter- tained the Audience until a late leour with speeches, songs and recitations frorn his graplaophone, mid a short address by himself, after which all de- parted for their several homes feeling eatistied the Envies+ Separator was by far the hest maehigle. If you have difficulty in getting really good flour try Exeter Star 1 Flour. -HeerVern Brom. LID EltAL-CONSEIWATIVE CloMlf/TTEE BOOMS, -.In Fanson's block, up-staire W open every night, (Sundays excepted) feoin 7.80 to 10 80. till tater election. Every one wanted. All made wel- conie, Pleety of literature, papers,Sze. All Mends of Henry Eilber,, M. P. P., particularly requested to Attend. C. � . SANDORS, see'y. 3. A. taotTAxe, Pres. FOR Carpenters, Fra Masons. A full and complete lin to select from at Reasonabl, prices. SAMSON [IRANI) PORTLAND CEME Always on hand. Spraying Ma.chines. from. Poultry Netting (all sizes) ycl Lawn Mowers, 11/1axAvell $3,25 up. APRIL NEEDS Washing Machines from .... Wcarripnegtersswfreoe pin . e rs. . tn.... Paint Brushes from ... Ready.Wrixed Paints from 400 Blue Stone temeseloweemommesemeopmeoftwatAmoMP.M.P. forn,' 51 4;' 14 exerren. P. S.—Tinshop in connection.