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MztrvlLru Ozlitnolf, —Sabbath Stirvicas
At 11 a m and $18Qpp�,m, Sunday Scheel
at B:30 ii m. 7lev, Jahn Roes, B tl,
paskPr.
S r. Jaurt'e 0uonan. -Sabbath Ssrvioes
At 11 a m and 7 p m, Sunday $chool
at 2;80 p, m. Rev A. H. Griffin, moan•
bent,
MBThlonzor Ctluuon,�-Sabbath Servloas
at 1Q:60 a m and 6:00 p n:, Sunday
School at 2;80 p m, Ilav, Cr. Ti. Cobble,
diets, Af 0,, B D, pastor,
RotrAN OATnoLza OzzpnaR, —Sabbath
Service third Sunday in every month, 4
10180 a m. Rev Joseph Kennedy,
priest.
SALVATION Annir,--Service at 7 and 11
a m and 3 and'8' p m on Sunday and
every evening in the week at . 9'olook, at
the barracks,
ODA Pommes' Lenox every Thursday
evening,1 i Grahame block.
MAaoaxo Loan Tuesday at or before
full' moon, in Garfield block,
0 77 Lotion on
AW L n the 3'
h td
a evening Friday oon ng of each month, in Blae-
hilPs block,
C O F Louoit 2nd end last Monday
venin f sae
evenings h month,
'a ae1 il'
gz BI 3 la
block.
1 0 F 2ndand tae P
t Friday in 084
Fellows' Hall,
L 0 L 1st Monday in every month
in Orange Hall,
Solve al SCOTLAND, 1eb and Ord Tues•
deye of each mouth, in Odd Fellows'
Nail. K. 0, T. 87. LooaE, Lit and 8rd Thurs.
days of eaph month, in Vanatoue block,
Holm CIaoiit, and and 4th Friday even.
inge in Blaelhill'e Hall,
Poen 00110E.--OOice hours from 8 "a,
m.'to:6:89 p, m.
MEo:ANlcs' INsrivowl.—Library in,
Holmes' block, will be open from 6 to 8
p
o'clock p. m. Wednesdays and 6:60 to 6
and 6 to 8 Saturdays. Mies Dolly Straw,
Librarian.
TOWN 0ouNOIL.—W. H. Herr, Reeve ;
W. H. MoOracken, Robert Graham, R.
t,eatherdate and Z. Gerry, Councillors ;'
F. S. Scott, Clerk ; Thomas Kelly,
Treasurer ;'D. Stewart, Assessor and d.
• T. Roes, Collector. Board meets the let
Monday in each month.
Sonoco Botha.—Bev, Boas, (m,
Dr. McKelvey, Dr, Graham, A. Robaireid, anA).
Hunter and J. N. Kendall ; Seo.-Treas.,
le. Roes, Meetings 2nd Friday evening
in eaoh month,
PUBLIo S°nooa TEAo3IEns.-7. H. Cam.
eron, Principal, Miss Braden, Mies
Downey andMies Cooper..
Bounty or Thomen.—Reeve Herr, Clerk
Scott, A. Stewart, T. Farrow and J. N.
Henden. Dr. McNaughton, Medical
Health Officer.
3xsta±.cl .CRDs,
Rev. I. B. Walwin preaolted a temper.
ante sermon to the W. C. T. U. on Sun-
day evening.
The voters' list for the village has been
printed and is now in the hands of the
village clerk, Mr. Morrison. The list
contains 220 velars in the Northern
Division and 143 in the Southern, a total
of 862.
A petition ie being circulated in the vil-
lage asking the Reeve to proulaimFriday,
Aug. 16th, as a aieio holiday for the riti-
zene of Luoknow. That is the date of•
the -monster -excursion, under the auspices
of the Luoknow Orangemen to Owen
Sonnd.
Molienzie de Harris, cattle dealers, of
Ripley, shipped a load of rattle to the
Old country a few weeks ago. Mr. Mo -
Kenzie hits reoeivedword from Montreal
• that the vessel "Mexico," on which they
were aboard, bad gone to the bottom of
the ocean, togetber with all the stock.
The Ripley exporters had their cattle well
insured. ,
0
E xe-Cer,
A few days ago a vatua6le beagle : pup
fell from the judges' stand on the driving
park and broke its leg.
Our band went to St. Marys totirna-
meat not to make points, but to get.
points, and they got them.
The Exeter baseball team were de.
feated by Clinton team at Clinton. They
were also beaten by a team from London
by aeooreof13to8.
The town olook, which has been in
poor running order for some tiros, was
removed to Zurich by Fred. Hees, who
will give it a thorough remodelling.
Mary, daughter of Thos. Hatter, Ex-
eter North, acoidentally slipped from a
swing while up in the air and in the -fall
'struck her head oneome hard subetanoe,
rendering her unoonsoioue, and she iit•
now suffering severely from the effects.
While driving along the townline of
Stephen and McGillivray, on Tuesday of
last week, a resident of Exeter saw a
welbknown farmer horse raking his
wheatfheld costumed in a straw hat,
bean:' ulster, end heavy woolen mitts.
On'july24th Deputy Game Warden
Gill of Exeter, went to Carlingford,
Fullerton township, Perth Co., and bad
a respectable farmer (name not given) be•
fore the J. P. there for killing quail out
of Benson. The offender wee fined 05 and
61 costs. M
O1i11to11.
Will, Coats is an applicant for the
vacant Registrarship,
Rev. Y.. Stewart bee been located in
Clinton for 17 years.
P. Oantelon, sr,, is again confined to ,
his room, and is eeriouely ill.
A few deye Since T. 0. Ooopee passed
his 87th birthday, and he ie nearly as
active and hearty ae he was ten years
ago. Mrs. (Mope ie only a few years
hie junior, and also looks to be just, in
the prime of life,
• A, white bull terrier, belonging to john
Ritnsford, has a habit of running at the
oow•oateber of the passing trains.. Wed-,
needay morning ile triedeonolusions with
the 7:a0 a. an. brain as it paseed Staple-
ton at a fine rate of speed. Some pro-
jecting bolt must have struck the dog on
the head, for he was, found insensible at
the side of rho track, with a hole through
his skull felly an inch and a quarter
deep. Dr, Bleokail removed the ;prey
sure on the brainy by raising the bone,
and left, expressing his belief that no
animal could survive such an injury.
Thureday morning, however, the dog in
question was walking around with ap.
patently tawny years of life ahead of him,
if he bas only been taught to Leave trains
alone.
I7, A. Coombe, M, A., who has been
Ono of the Caliegiate Inetitute Staff, has
raeignod, baying attempted, the principal,.
ship of Itlohmoud Hill Kigb Wino), at a
aalary of $1000 a year,.
Rev, M, Tries[, of Toronto, le hong on
a visit ; it is expected that tae goes to
India as a missionary in October, The
Canadian Baptiet states that he will be
Married before lie gots, In :that event
he tray "relth" Clinton of one of its
abasing daughters,
atio1efew°l"t%A.
Carrie Illltehell, who is ill lvithtyphol4
fever, is improving,
,Tag, MaOatl tot's children, we are sorry
to report, are ill With diphtheria..•
D. McDonald had the misfortune to I
hurt hie arm;lgain, but he is recovering.
Geo, Reymann, photographer, of'Oran,
brook, took a few photos, ie our village
one night recently.
Geo. El1iott'e house is being built.
This new briok residenoe will greatly im•
prove the appearance of ihi5 farm.
DUCia R6
v. Mr.Bal
lan4yne sabsen
o0
on his vac
orlonis
t
h pulpit as mount
by Mr. Fowley, a student from mcin. ed
Mise B. I,augbeed, accompanied by f
Miss Johnston, are vieiting Imre and
in-
tend
tend remaining for a couple of months,
Gag, faangater met with a severe coat•
dent recently. As las and his eon -in-law 1
were driving to Gerrie fn a wagon, the g
board on
which they were seated brake,
and Mr. Sangeter fell backward, the
wheel striking him a severe blow on the p
bend. He was unconscious for over an it
hour, brat slowly revived. It was neage 1
sexy to put several stitches in his ear,
wbioh was almost completely severed.
He also received a severe cutin the head.
notioeable'and lien wag joy in that
entail houkebold, and no more persuasion
was needed to continue the treatment.
The woo of the Fink Fills was then cop.
tinned for eome months, by wlhioli time
the
Young girl had completely recovered
her hsahlh and strength, 3'o•day she le
kho very pioture of health, and. the 00lar
in hon obeeks 10 as bright as it was before
her llluesg QPutlnaagad' '1'P thole Who
saw her during the Says of hoe illness
and Buffering, her recovery la little short
of a miracle. Af'rs. Dore freely gove the
Standard reporterperrlseien to iiublish
an a000unt of her [laughter's Magee and
reo0very, She said, she could not find
wade ebrong enough to express the gr'abi.
tude for the teireenlon5 ogre this great
ffe.saving medioiue had effected in her
daughter's rase, and he hoped bee testi`
Peony might be the means of leading
others similarly afflicted to give them a
trial,
After writing the above, the reporter
again called on h'ir'e. Dore and read it to
ler, asking her if it was entirely eorreot,
She exa replied that s
ho would like to give
even strap s ex r'e '
r salon to h r
g p e apprema^
tion of dile wonderful medicine. She
anther said that fink Fills had greatly
l
head herself, p x 47f. Stto had been suffering
nom the effeolo of an attack of la grippe,,
and the Pink Pine had restored her to
leahh. Tier daughter also expressed her
ratitudofor the extraordinary change
hie
medicine had wrought in her health.
In the case of young girls who are
ale or sallow, listless, troubled' with a
uttering or palpibatioo of the heart,
weak and easily tired, no time should be
oat in taking a course of Dr. Williams'
Pink Pille, which will speedily enrich
be blood, and bring a rosy glow of health
o the °hooks. These pills are a Positive
ure for all troubles arising from a
Plated condition of the blood or a ghat.
ered nervous system. They are a specific
for troubles peculiar to females, correct•
ng suppressions, irregularities, and all
Gode i-toli. 0
The river has been remarkably low of t
larabl, but the rain has swelled it oonsider.
The four h, d p Sq are I
v cauls tared in the u
are all ready for use and there clan now
be no excuse for big, burnt up patches of
grass in the park.
Mise Aline ;Sharman has seoureii a
position in the public sobool at Prince
Albert, N.'W. T. She leaves for tit
plane from Chicago, where sheds visitin
A union It. T. of T. pic-nie was hel
on Thursday, d,ug. 8th, at the river nea
'Tlotmeeville. The Councils included are
Clinton, Varna,H.olmesville and Gode-
rich.
Aeheet and pillow rase: party was
given at the Point Farm • on Satat'day
evening in honor of A. G, Fraser: and A.
G. Calder, of London, whose vacations
have expired.
The curling and skating rink on West
street is now beginning to aeeum8 proper -
bions, and when completed will form an
addition to the town buildings of a high-
ly .,ratifying oharaoter.
There is a merry little war 00 in the.
local coal trade, and the people of the
town will got the benefit in the shape of
cheap fuel.. As the old woman: said long,
long ago, "It's an 111 wind blows nobody
good."
One day Capt. Gibson, of the Bayfield
Road, disoovered half -a -dozen young
skunks frolicking in his bark yard, hair-
ier; apparently come frorot under big barn.
Just then the mother slcunk undertook to
take roe of the captain's obickens into
clamp, and the captain took a stick and
gave chase, 'dually placing the animal
hors de; combat. The next day he killed
five of the litter, and one day recently
succeeded in finishing the last members
of the family. As a skunk exterminator
the cnptaai n ie a success.
'.Near Tie:e Darlc "Valley,
forms of weakness.
Manufactured by the Dr. Williams'
Medicine -Con Brookville, Ont., and
Schenectady, N. Y., and sold in boxes
(never in loose form; by the dozen or
hundred) at 50 cents a box, or 'six boxes
ab for .02.50. May be had of all druggists
dordireot by .mail from Dr. Williams'
Medicine'Compaay at either address.
A YOUNG GIRL RESCUED FROM
AN EARLY GRAVE.
3 a1c, Lietleeo slid Weak, the Victim Or a
Iincktng Cough: She Was Apparently
Going talon Rapid. DDeeline—A Case of
(Deep Interest to Every Mother In the
Lend.
L'rnm the Cornwall Standard.
It is now a oommop thing in this loom!.
ity to hear people aokoowledge the won.
derfal beuefit they have derived from the
use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and it is
not to be wondered at that the druggists
find the sale of this remarkable medicine
so large and yet constautly increasing.
We could give any uumber of instances
Of splendid results following the use "of
Pink Pills, but so many of these are well'
known to many of our renders as to not
need recapitulation. However, now and
again It case of more Than usual interest
arises, nnd'we will give the partioalare of
one of thwart for the benefit of the publio
at large. Some years ago a young girl of
14, a daughter of Mr. Leon Dore, a well
knownand respected reaideut of Corn•
wall, began to show serious symptoms
and os sled her mobber great anxiety.
She was just at the critical period of her
life, and mediattl aid was oallsd in and
everything done to help her. But it ap-
91Vas nnerelya abutfaw of liar formai. self!,
peered to be ugslees, and weep after week
she oontinned'to grow worse, until it wag
evident she was Nat going into a decline.
A backing cough get ill, and the poor girl,
who was 'formerly phunti and healthy
looking, with bright, rosy oltartts, began
to waste away, and me, few mouths was
metoly n Window et her former self. Her
mother had about lost all hope of saving
the young girl's life, the doctors being
apparently unable to do anything to
check the ravages of the mysteriotts
disease, At length the mother's atten-
tion,was directed to Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills, rind she derided to give thorns, trial.
A box woe taken, and, Re the girl did not
show any visible shine of improvement,
her ,nothnr was ort the point of disoon-
tiuuine the medicine when a neighbor
pereuaticd'ber that to simile box was nob
a fair trial, nod fudutod ben to acarine
the Pills. ilk the time a second box wad
completed there 'was eome improvetnont
Iffr
COne vat wiv,
The woman mayor of Ouohanga, New
Zealand, is said to have made a great suc-
cess of her first year.
Wm. 7. Robertson, who has just oom-
pleted a term is Montreal jail, is report-
ed to have inberited 075,000 from an aunt
in Toronto.
Archbishop Gannon, of Oaxaca, Mexi-
co, has inherited from an English rela-
tive the eau[ of 818,000,000 in gold. The
archbishop was already very, wealthy.
HEART DIstDASE BELIEyjte IN 30 MIN•.
vias.—All oases of organic or sympathetic
heart disease relieved in 30 minutes and
quickly cured, by Dr. Agnew's Cure
for the Heart. One dose convinces.
Sold by G. A. Deadman.
A patty of five Eoglishmsn, while try -
Melo ascend, without a guide, Mount
Ortler, the loftiest mountain of the Tyrol
and of the Austrian Empire, sheeted in
the Rhaetian Alps, fell over a precipice
and were seriously injured. Cue al the
party is dying.
Chicago is going to build a tower to
eclipse Eiffel's member. It is to be 1,-
150 feet high, with four platforms, and
telescopes, camera obsouras, .and many
other attractions for sightseers. It is
said that practical steps Save been token
to insure the carrying out of the project.
General Booth has derided to: proceed
immediately with;the survey of his over -
Bea colony, Mr. Lawson, surveyor nt
Basingstroke, Eng., arrived in Toronto
last week, and in company with nom.
mandantBooth and other Army officials,
are now in the Northwest laying out the
territory.
One more test is requested as to the
navagability of Hndaon Bay and Straits.
This question has already been settled.
There may be an occasional season suf..
floieotly open to lend plausibility to a
demand for a wild -oat enterprise at the
public expense, but permanentnavigabton
even for a short season during each year,
cannot be depended on.
RmouatArlsn CmtEt IN d Der. -South
American Rheumatic Ogre for Rheuma-
tism and Neuralgia radically cures in 1
to 3 days. Its action upon the system
is remarkable and mysterious. It re-
moves at once the cause and the disease
immediately disappears. The frost dose
greatly' benefits. 75 oents. Warranted
by G. A. Deadman.
Thos. Keehn, of the township of
Arthur committed enioide Friday night
by banging. He procured a rope, and
attaching it toa beam, placed his neck in
noose, and suspended himself by raising
his feet from the ground. Hie knees
were only a foot from the barn floor when
found. He was a well -to do farmer and
no cause can be assigned for the rash act.
Coroner Jones, of Mount, Forest, .held
an it:west.
QATAttnAtt nnT ttcvgn IN 10 TO 60 btxgtyrns,•—
One ohort puff of the breath through the
Blower, supnhed with omit bottle of Dr.
Agnew's On.terralh Powder, diffneee this
Powder aver the anrfaoe of the mural
ase e
s, Pa r l se a
a I l e anddelightful tc
p g
ass, it relieves instantly, and permanent•
ly euros ratarrah, I3ay Fever, Odds,
3 oda 1s Sore T nsibri
e and
Deafnbse
6990ntSaGG 'mn
G. Deal u's.
TheWar Deportment De,i4 ertof ah , •
l at ,I'1 its
J
report on the war with Mina, gives the
aotual lighting strength of tbeexpedition-
ary force whiob dirt the campaigning as
follows :—Fir •t army corps, 30,097 ; sec-
ond army corps, 19,919 ; o, her troops,
1,908, Or total of 60,979, The losses
were :—Killed in battle, 734 ; died of
wounds, 283 ; died of disease (inotnding
1,602 by cholera), 9,143.
Rtrnttg Tri Ix tIaons.—Distreesiag kid.
nay and bladder diseases relieved it six
hours by the "Great Scotia American
Kidney Cure," This new remedy ie a
great surpriee and delight on account of
its exoseding promptness in relieving
pain in the bladder,' kidneys, beak tend
every part of the urinary passages in
male or female. It relieves retention of
water and pain in passing it almost im-
mediately. 12 you' want quiokrelief and.
cure this is your remedy. Sold by G. A.
Deadman, drui Piet,
11. R• flerriman Hist li tine yearling
cattle Inst week. It seems that in order
to escape the flies they had wandered to
'one of his carps. The door beteg open
they went inside, and ity some means or
other the 'doer p•,shed ehut. Here the
six nettle remained—how long is not
known. When found four of them were
deed and the other two died shortly after.
haying been starved to derail. This
means quite a 10.5 to Mr. Herimenn, ae
he keeps a goad outs of imported stock,
Mauibonlia Island Expositor.
THE
MOST SUCCESSFUL REMEDY
FOR MAN OR BEAST.
Certsht in its effects and never blisters.
Ileadproofs below,
KENDALL'SSPkVIN CURE.
not t2 Carman HOnderson Co., til., Seb.2t, '91.
Dr.ea,iim—Pir.L bo.. or
Horse
Books and oblige Sim—Pima
egmet deolroffyour
TrondalPa Spawn Ouzo withgood success • tt to a
wonderful modtnlnn. I onto had a more that had
na Occult SpooI,, and lion bottles cured bar. 1
keep a bottlo on hand all the time.
Yours truly, Cans, Powers.
KEl8flf WS SPIV! 1 CURE,
Dr. B. T. I{sannzr, Co. OASx09 , Mo., Apr.2,'52.
"%exnd,�l'e Sp vin Oiiae'.Nlth Pen i, eaucoe005.' I
tht rho best r3nim5nt I ever. used. Elate ra-
0nonrd•oa0 Ourb, run Blare apavtu and 091,0
,00 Rnne Spaotne. .8000 re0ommeedSd it to
recast or my rrioude who ars much plaasod with
Pad k5Op ib. lreopeotfuB
S. R. RAY, P, O. Hox91S.
8or Salo by an Druggists, or address
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SPECIAL PRICES
ON ALL LINES OI?
1.T WEA0
Parasols Reduced in Price,
Slimmer Hats and FancyStrams Reduced in Price,
Light Weight and Summer Dress Goods Reduced in Price,
Summer Coats and Vests, and Snits Reduced in Price,
Flannelette Shirts Reduced in Price.
•
No room to Enumerate Articles and Prices,
"tp•Call and secure a:Bargain-1s'
A. ,
CHE111T.
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WPITH.
1.1 Lc) a. i
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2B oaa,"
$l rte, and r
0 Ono cent a dose, 1 )
sea '0✓'..
ant a
It to soldona guarantee by all druggists.
It cures Inelpient Ooneumptlon and la the.
beet Cough and Oronp Ours.
Sold by .7A0. I;O;�,, Drsoslst, Brussels.
1RV11EI TO LOAN:
Any Amount of Morley to Loam.
Farm on I'al In orii 'Village Pro-
perty at
6 & 6
Per .
Cent„i'Eclr
1.
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Straight Doane with privilege GE
repaying when required.
Apply t0
A. Hunter,
Division Court Clark, Emmett
We are t `1 prepared to take ally (wan
1° � J quantity
of
Wool either for Dash or
Tradat
We have a large Assortment of -.0420,
Tweeds, Flannels' Carpets,
t
Blankets, Yarns,Knitted
Goads, &o., to 'choose from.
Weare also prepared to take in all kinds of•.gago,...„
Manufacturing, Rolf Carding, Spinn-
ing, Weaving, Fulling, Dressing, &c.
OWE & C� ,
Nest door to B1aehi11's 'atoher Shop
Imp .s stations
We have received the greater part of our Spring Stock ah
Boots and Shoes, comprising the Finest and most Stylish
Footwear that the market affords, In Ladies' plisses' an&
Children's Black and. Tan Oxford Ties we are showing ex-
ceptionally good valine. In Ladies' Gaiters, etc., we have
a fine line which are very popular just now. Ladies'
Misses' and Children's Button Boots in endless variety, at
prices to suit the times. In Gents' wear we have all the
leading styles in Dongola, Shell Cord and Calf. Boys •
and Youths' School Shoes at. prices that defy competition.
Call and see our Ladies' White Canvas Oxfords.
NING
BRUSSELS.
Rips Sewed Free of Charge.
GRED AT BARGAINS IN
Haring purchased the Wall Paper stock of J vSO
altd combined it with nay own, T have now the
Largest, Cheapest and: Best
Display ever made in Brussels,
Spemal Bargains 1V
al
� Given during this lfintll _
To save trouble of' moving conne -
tion with the erection of new stoles
You can save Dollars by dealing with Me in
Wall Papers, Borders ioncl-Wtndow Shades:
Paper Hanging done in First-class Style.'
W. RODDICK.,