HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Blyth Standard, 1903-05-07, Page 8Cement for Sale.
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All klsds of Cement, including
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JOHN STEWART
181.YTIII, ONT.
Orient Separator Guarantee.
Following is a copy of the guarantee
that aecompaniee every De Laval
Cream Separator:—
The De Ismail separator Co. guaran-
tees that the machine, hereby ordered.
U onereted aceording to the rules ..01-
forth
01forth in the instruction mantel sem
with it, will eitble the production of a
greater vain[ of crearn and of a greater
quantity of hitter of bet ter quell ty than
le possible with any other Cream Separ-
ator made, and (that tegether with the
saving in Dower and ,expense generall t)
It will afford the purchaser a greater
profit from the milk handled than ally
other et tem in oxiatenee; titerelore,
shooed il:e purchaser, whose ORM° is
attached hereto, demonstrate within 15
lays from the date the Inschlrle is set
and started that equal profit can be
realized through the use of any other
Reparater or creaming system, this order
obeli be pull and void,
NNONAJ (A*$ON, Agent, Letftdeadoro, Ont.
1 h&e e'so a number of New Sharples Soper.
Altai on baud *Mob 1 will salt at half pace,
l!mnelt theta a 400Iho. capacity tubler.—fu gee
Lwweoa, still
MORRIS.
LOC ALS.—Mr. Adapt Halliday hes
disposed of his 100 -acre farm on the 5th
line to Mr, Win. Armstrong for 85:00,
Mr, Halliday, who lois been a resident
of Morris for the past 16 or 17 years,
will likely retire from Caroling as he is
short of help owing to the locating 01
his sons elsewhere. Wo will be sorry
to have the family remove ,from thie
locality,,,. Dr. S. Ye, Caldbick is here
for short yanation,, loaning the pictpre
of health. His home is at Grand
ids, Miohigan,,,,ftev. and
Inkbeiner and children, of oil e, were visitors at the home of Mrs.
Thomas Maunders for a few days re-
' Gently. The rev. gentlemen seas on his
way home from attending the Canadian
,conference of the Evanaetical assoeia-
2,ion which met at Dashwood, Mr,
}'fnkbelner is not shovingl., this year...,
One day hist week Mr. JsInes Sherrie
delivered eight hots of the York•Tam-
worth variety to Mr. Joseph Clegg for
which he received fill. Who can neat
this for good returns'9 Dr. Roe, of
Philadelphia,is visiting his parents in
Ala township, His mother hes been
ill for tete past few weeks. We under-
stand that the doctor is one of the lead-
ing physieiane of Philadelphia.
NUILLETY,,
J A•ttt op MRs. CBURCttOGL.—(in
Monday morning of last week there
permed into rest another of the pioneers
of thie county in the person of Mrs.
John Churchill, who had reaelled the
advanced age of 91 yearn, She was a
Dative of Tipperary, Ireland, and carne
to this country with her husband
nearly 70 years ago. For /lye y'eats
they dwelt in York county and then
moved to Goderich township where they
zoolt op Iapd on the 11th concession.
There they lived for veru many years
ao$ underwent all the hardships incident
to pioneering, Seven sons and two
daughters were horn to them, only three
of whim remain residents of Huron,
James slid IYillialn are in North Da-
kota, John and George in Afanitoha,
Joseph in Morris, Thome in Cloderich
township, Benj; in Ifnllett, Alra. Crh h
in Ypsileuti, 51ichigen, and Mrs. John
Richardson, in W4est. Branch, Michi-
gan, Mr. Churchill died in 1881 since
which time AS re. Churchill has lived
with her son Benj., of this township.
It was from his residence that the fun-
eral took place. Thele was a large
attendance of friends from far and near.
The deceased was a member of the
Anglican church and the services were
conducted by Rev. C. R, Genie, of
Clinton, Mrs. Churchill always en-
joyed good health and for one of ler
advanced vears displayed remarkable
vitality. Last fall, when in her 93rd
your, she walked to Clinton, And on
the day previous to her death it was not
1t ouglu that the end was so near, but
shortly after rising on Monday she watt
taken ill and ill a few minutes passed
away,
ASSESSMENT NtTEs —Recapitulation
of the assessment roll of the township
of Hallett for the year 1903:—Acres
cleared land, 43,023; acres wood land,
:7is2; acros swamp and waste land,
6:l17 ; total manlier of acres, 63.982;
real property,81,901,201J; personal prop-
erly, 84100; rend and personal property,
81,008,8t0J ; male lessons between twen-
ty -ono and sixty, 051; children between
five and twenty-one, 819; children he -
tweet) five aid sixteen, 620; population,
2721; drys statute labor, 2760; dogs,
368; bitches, 10; cattle, 7855; sheep,
1872; hogs, 4659; horses, 1907; birth-,
59; deaths, 20; acres of orchard, 040;
&C•os fall wheat, 8260.
LOKDESBORO.
neonatal} BELL[.—'Ar 5,30 o'clock on
the afternoon of April 151), the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lawson was
the scene of a very pleasant event, it
being the marriage of their sister, Mise
A nelia F. Brown, youngest dun bier of
rhe late Richard Brown, to Mr, Francis
Gibbs, all of Londesboro, Rev, John
lKenuedy-, B.D., performed the cere-
mony. Miss Serail J. Gibbs, sister of
tee groom, performed the duties of
bridesmaid, while Mr. James F. Brown,
brother of the bride, eseisted the groom.
Niles Annie Leith, of Constance, played
the wedding march. The bride entered
leaning °n the urge of iter brother, Wm.
The ceremony was performed beneath s
lovely arch of evergreens. The bride
and bridesmaid were dressed ill very•
becoming snits of grey, with turgnois
blue waists, trimmed with creast silk
lare, After congratulatfone they all
sat down to a sumptuous tea, there be-
iug about 40 guests. After the inner
man was satisfied, the evening wast
spent pleasantly itt singing and games`
till about 12 oblock, when they all left
for their homes, after having spent a
pleasant evening. The young couple
have settled down in the village. They
are a very estimable young couple and
we wish them every success,
M'K OP.
COUNell. Mx1aT1N0,—Council met in
Dublin on April 22nd for the purpose of
allowing time who signed petition for
drains to hear the engimeer'e report read
turd the privilege of withdrawing or
adding more names. Members of coun-
cil all present, and Mr. John M. Goven-
lock took declaration of office, The
engineer's report ort Canada Company's
drain, known as grain No, 4, being
,rettel and pians and profile examined
cad no withdrawals, the reeve was
authorized to sign the petition and the
clerk authorized to draft a bylaw for
raising the assessment in telt years at
four per cent. A requisition was re-
ceived from the town of St. Marys,
asking the council to regneat tho L gift -
!attire to compel all owners of heavy
wagons to put five inch rime on for the
benefit of the roads. No action was
taken, as the county councils now have
Nle power to do so. Accounts were
Passed and paid amounting to 8192,10;
820 of talc was for burying expenses of
a nen found dead in a culvert, suppus
JADED NERVES OF WOMEN
Are many times an indication or symptom of functional
derangements.
They are in most cases due to functional wrongs, to which
women only are subject.
" OUT OF NERVES " women
are the nightmare of doctors.
"CP.A3�ICS" is often the: designation
of those patients by physicians unable
to understand the cause of their
irritable condition.
Sr. Julius WAxn es have rendered
great service to such physicians in
Great Britain, who prescribe them to
nervous women.
S'r. JaMlts WAPERs afford great
relief, simply by strengthening every
organ affected by the functional
wlunns in women, sttch as weak
stomach — weak back—andweak
nerves.
ST. JAMNs WAF1tas help stomach,
digest food and send the nutriment
through the blood, and this is the
hottest way to get health and strength,
the kind that lasts, develops and
breeds the energy which 'accOui
/dishes much.
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wt pottla for $8.00 ,
"Ease need 8t. James Wefts*
with each success as to Ilium
them on my Bet of Selrables."
Dr. Chas. IL Springer,
London, England.
St. Jones Pro fere are nee a secret
remedy: to the nr meroutaactore re.
commending theme to their pair. met
we mend /Me Jorsrlad upon refw.t-
Where den lets are not selling the
Waters, they are wattled nem, re.
aipt of price at 1h. Csnadl, n
breath ; Bt. Aires Mehra Co. 1751
81. Ctt$stlee St, Soarert.
BLYTH LIVERY
and SALE STR3LES
• 00 00 nand
Dr. J. N. Perdue, V.S.
PROPRIETOR.
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First-class Horses and Rigs for
hire at reasonable rates,
Best of accommodation to Com-
mercial Travellers and °there requiring
rigs.
Veterinary office at livery stable.
KING AND QUEEN STREETS, MTB,
ed to have lain there for three menthe,
Moved by Thoma§ Merrily, seconded by
John 8, Brown, that the south pert of
1 t 10 and south half of lot 11, conces-
sion 10, he taken from school section
No. 5 and pin in Rection No, 8. Moved
in amendment by Uirarles Little, second-
ed by John M, Govenlock, that the
above mentioned tote be left in school
section No. 8. --Amendment carried.
Council adjourned to meet at Mr,
Christopher White's residence, Lead -
bury, on Saturday, Ally 35th, at 10
o'clock as a court of revision on
assessment roll.
ASSESSMENT HRTURNs,—T110 follow-
ing figures are gleaned from the assess-
ment roll for the township of McKillop
for this year; 'There are 837 names
entered on the roll; the population is
2497, and there are 707 children between
the ages of five and 21. There aro
52,180 acres in the township, of which
42,742 scree are cleared, The total as-
sessed value of real property is *2,010,-
400; personal property, 888u0, and tax-
able hlcolne, WO, Thera are 8191 days
of statute labor on the list. There are
7812 cattle, 1504 sheep, 3018 hogs, 1815
horses, and 17 steam engines. 'there
were also 44 births during the year,
WALTON.
Ax OLD SETTLER GONE.—One well
known and highly esteemed In the per-
son of Mr. John H. Swallow died on
Saturday, April 20th, at the age of
nearly 79 years. He svgs horn in Nor-
folk county, England, and came with
his parents to America when but It lad
of time years of age, the trip across the
ocean being made in the old sailing
vessel, taking 14 weeks from Liverpool
to Quebec and seven weeks later landing
in Toronto. After growing up a young,
man he engaged in driving stege when
the old stage coach ran from Hstuilton
10 Sarnia. He moved sometime later
to Pickering anti fartred there for live
v, ears. Frr,m there lie carne went sett-
ling on u farm just west of Walton,
whish was there rill bush. Sometime
after he sold and bought in the year
1817 the faun near Leadbury which he
has occupied eye: side up to the time
of his death, Mr, Swallow married a
Miss Catharine McCoy, of Paris, in the
year 1852 and to them have been born
five sons and two daughters. The eld-
est, W. J. died in 188'1; Mary and
Welter, at hone; Carman, Day Mills,
Algoma, and Alice (Mrs. MCNah) o)
1'hornhil , Manitoba. Two children
died in infancy. The survivors were
present with the exception of Mrs. Alc-
Nab at the time of the father's death.
The deceased was m Man who had the
reapeet of the community in which he
Iiverl having ninny friends but few
ooemies. The funeral on Monday after-
noon of last week was very largely
attended, not only by friends it the
immediate vicinity but by a mintl.er
from a distance. Rev, W. W. Leech,
.0ethodi,;t minister, of Walton, conduct-
ed an impressive service, assisted by
Rev, T. Wesley Cosens, of Bruss'le,
al old frieni of the family. Inierncut
was made in the family plot at Brussels
cemetery,
Decorate Xour Homes
We have antieipatrd your wants by laying in a large stock of goods which
will add to the beauty and comfort of your Ilonsos.
Window Shades -50 different patterns at the lowest prides.
Chenille and Tapeety Curtains, Carpets, Art Squsree, Mato, Table Covers,
Lounge Cotters, Shane Holders, Piano Polish, Vernieh, Eta We have a large
stock of General Rouse Furniture—the newest designs, quality and finish the
heat, at prices which defy rote pet.ition.
BRUSSELS.
JOTTINGS,—Flax will not be sown itt
co nectiot with Brussels flax mill this
year, owing to the difficulty of eecuring
he necessary hands to care for theorop.
Manager Hogg hes a staff of hands at
work yet in ecrutchiag last year's mop.
We ere sorry the mill is not to run as
the flax industry has been of no small
financial value to Brussels and we hope
the resumption of the work may he
speedy ....A good job was done by the
street grader on portions of Albert and
Queen atrtets. There is plenty of scope
1or more of the same class of work
within the boned; of the cortoratiou.
i11r. P. Ament attended the funeral
of bis brother, Mr. George Ament, at
Ypsilanti, Michigan. Bright's disease
was the cause of death. Mr. Ament
was a former resident of Brussels. Ho
leaves it wife aud two children to mourn
over his demise Miss Maggie Mc-
Naughton is home from Kincardine for
a short visit Miss Mabel Adams hits
gone to Trowbridge, where she expects
to spend a few months with her grand •
mother, 51re. Kellingtee Seniter,v
lltepe(;tor McLaughlin was on his atl-
nual visit last week, leaving board of
health notices relative to cleaning up
premises and removing all oljectionel
matter therefrom ....Mrs. B. Gerryhas
gone to Chicago to et' end the sic -bed
of her pother, Mrs. F. Fiehleigh. Mr.
and Mrs. Fistileigh ate former residents
of Brussels, and the former is now 85
years old. while the hatter is 79. Airs,
Gerry will remain at Chicago until an
imprOvtlnent in the health of bee mother
is apparent Mies AnniesCulvin left
Tor Matureba on Tuesday of last week.
She expecte to 'spend the summer there,
1Ia. Leckie fo hems nom nn enjoy-
able visit with Torouto relatives teed
friends 11re, .1. 11. AlcNaught.on, of
Pen Yen, New York, is visiting at the
home of Mr. Itoaald Alcaleughtou....
The temporary foot -bridge et proving a
great cp}tventeuce to a dumber of our
J. H. CHELLEW - - BLYITHH
1i711J1M���� ��
FOR C000 HEALTH
To preserve or restore 11, there is no better prescription
for mon, women and children than Ripane T,Ihulcs, They
are easy to take. They are made of a combination of medi-
cines approved and used by every physician. $ipgns Tu-
bules are widely used by all 80['69 of people—but to the
plain, every -day folk') they are a veritable friend In need,
Ripens Tatules have become their standard family remedy.
They are a dependable, honest remedy, with a long and suc-
cessful record, to cure indigestion, dvspepsm, habitual and
stubborn constipation, offensive breath, heartburn, dizziness,
palpitation of the heart, sleeplessness, muscular !heutnntiiln,
sour stomach, bowel and liver complaints. They strengthen
weak stomachs, build up rundown systems, restore pure
blood, good appetite and sound, natural sleep. Everybody
derives constant benefit from, It regular use of Ripens Tabules,
Your druggist sells them. The five -cent packet is enough
for an ordinary occasion. The Family Hottle, 60 cents, con-
tains a supply for a year.
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WcalI, Nervous, Diseased Men.
Thousands of T buega rd Middle Aged dies are annually swept toe premature grate
through early indiscretions and later excesses. bell abuse and Gonstitutional Blood
Diseases bays ruined and wrecked the life Outlay a premising young man. Bare
You any oltbstoltowing symptoms: Nervous and Despondent; Tired In Morning;
No Ambition; Memory Poor; Easily Fatigued; E:citable and irritable; Eyes Blurt
Pimples en the Face; Drams and Drains at NIgLt; Heelless; enggard Looking;
Blotches; Sore Throat; noir Loose; Pains in the Body; bunked
Eyes; Lifeless; Diatruatfal and Lack of Energy end Strength,
Our New Method Treatment will build you up mentally, physically
and eeaually, Curs Guaranteed or no Pay.
as Vase' IN DETROIT. BANK MMDURITY.
t3'No Named Used Without Written consent.
A NERVOUS WRECK. -11. HAPPY LIFE.
T. P. EMERSON has a Narrow Escape.
"I live on alarm. At school 1 learned an early habit, which
weakened me physically, sexually and mentally. Family Doctors
said 1 was going into 'decline" Conenmption). Finally, "The
Golden Dlonitoq" edited by Dre, Kennedy & Ktrgan fell Into my
hands. I learned the deedh and cause. Self abuse had eapped my
vitality. T took the Now Method Treatment and was cured. My (Hoods think I was
cured of Consumption. I have sent them many patients, all of whom were caged.
Their New Method Treatment supplies vigor, Vitality and manhood."
Ceistlletlon fns, Swts Erse, Waster Qusstlsa Sleet for Nome Trestmsnt.
148 Shelby Street,
Drs. Kennedy a Kergan, Detroit, Mich.
KteK Koch Kix•K KtxK
K,)3K
citizens. IVe hope to sec the new wire
suspension bridge in place soon. 'Phe
river is now getting very low, so it will
he en easy mets r to build it,... Mrs.
Sainted Smile is back from Buffalo,
where she was visiting for the past few
months with reletires.....51r. John
Carrie, who was injured at the gangway
of Mr. P. Ament's saw mill, is stiil
unable to get about as his bruised leg is
quite sore yet.
—Reeve Lamour, of Hay, i, improv-
ing Ins farm by 'eying down between
15(1 and 200 rods of tile drain.
—A.;eleputatiea hi North Bruce and
North Grey politicisue interviewed the
government at Ottawa on 'Tuesday rela-
tive to Wiarton harbor and the con-
strurliun of a dock,
--On timidity evening of last. week
Mr, Frank Moeseau, of Hay, lutppcned
with a peculiar and paiufel nceldeut.
White driving into hie brother John's
yard, his horse took fright nt a dog
whieh csutr. ruonhng out and began to
plunge and kick, Mr. Moussean writs
thrown in such a position AS t° receive
three hicks, one of the hand,, fin' on the
face, ayd a very set'ero tune itt the side,
One of his ribs was broken, aril the end
of it pressed against the lung. Despite
his injuries he (note to Hensel) and had
them attended to by Dr, Ferguson, Ho
is not nut of danger, though his splendid
physique will gl eatly aid i1 l inrecevery•
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Feld and Farm.
Oar annual supply of Field Seeds has arrived and
we have endeavored to get the very beet varieties to be
procured. in Mangels we have the following standard
varieties:—Rennte's giant Half -long Yellow Mangel ;
liennie's Mammsth Long Red Mangel ; Rennie's Giant
Sugar Mangel, also Evans' Improved Mammoth Saw Log
Mangel, which is the leading variety in Ontario and is
grown by all the best farmers and [tock raisers. Among
our numerous varieties of Turnips you will find Evans'
New Ontario, also Hartley's Bronze Top and the Kan-
garoo. These are three of the best known varieties In
Ontario, and along with many others wo feel wo have a
collection of Swede Turnips that will please any of our
customers. But in thinking of these we do not want yon
to lose sight of our Groceries, of which we carry a com-
plete stock. Highest market cash price always paid for
Clutter cad Eggs. Potatoes wanted.
GEO.. 'POWELL PRETORBLYTH
Decorate Xour Homes
We have antieipatrd your wants by laying in a large stock of goods which
will add to the beauty and comfort of your Ilonsos.
Window Shades -50 different patterns at the lowest prides.
Chenille and Tapeety Curtains, Carpets, Art Squsree, Mato, Table Covers,
Lounge Cotters, Shane Holders, Piano Polish, Vernieh, Eta We have a large
stock of General Rouse Furniture—the newest designs, quality and finish the
heat, at prices which defy rote pet.ition.
BRUSSELS.
JOTTINGS,—Flax will not be sown itt
co nectiot with Brussels flax mill this
year, owing to the difficulty of eecuring
he necessary hands to care for theorop.
Manager Hogg hes a staff of hands at
work yet in ecrutchiag last year's mop.
We ere sorry the mill is not to run as
the flax industry has been of no small
financial value to Brussels and we hope
the resumption of the work may he
speedy ....A good job was done by the
street grader on portions of Albert and
Queen atrtets. There is plenty of scope
1or more of the same class of work
within the boned; of the cortoratiou.
i11r. P. Ament attended the funeral
of bis brother, Mr. George Ament, at
Ypsilanti, Michigan. Bright's disease
was the cause of death. Mr. Ament
was a former resident of Brussels. Ho
leaves it wife aud two children to mourn
over his demise Miss Maggie Mc-
Naughton is home from Kincardine for
a short visit Miss Mabel Adams hits
gone to Trowbridge, where she expects
to spend a few months with her grand •
mother, 51re. Kellingtee Seniter,v
lltepe(;tor McLaughlin was on his atl-
nual visit last week, leaving board of
health notices relative to cleaning up
premises and removing all oljectionel
matter therefrom ....Mrs. B. Gerryhas
gone to Chicago to et' end the sic -bed
of her pother, Mrs. F. Fiehleigh. Mr.
and Mrs. Fistileigh ate former residents
of Brussels, and the former is now 85
years old. while the hatter is 79. Airs,
Gerry will remain at Chicago until an
imprOvtlnent in the health of bee mother
is apparent Mies AnniesCulvin left
Tor Matureba on Tuesday of last week.
She expecte to 'spend the summer there,
1Ia. Leckie fo hems nom nn enjoy-
able visit with Torouto relatives teed
friends 11re, .1. 11. AlcNaught.on, of
Pen Yen, New York, is visiting at the
home of Mr. Itoaald Alcaleughtou....
The temporary foot -bridge et proving a
great cp}tventeuce to a dumber of our
J. H. CHELLEW - - BLYITHH
1i711J1M���� ��
FOR C000 HEALTH
To preserve or restore 11, there is no better prescription
for mon, women and children than Ripane T,Ihulcs, They
are easy to take. They are made of a combination of medi-
cines approved and used by every physician. $ipgns Tu-
bules are widely used by all 80['69 of people—but to the
plain, every -day folk') they are a veritable friend In need,
Ripens Tatules have become their standard family remedy.
They are a dependable, honest remedy, with a long and suc-
cessful record, to cure indigestion, dvspepsm, habitual and
stubborn constipation, offensive breath, heartburn, dizziness,
palpitation of the heart, sleeplessness, muscular !heutnntiiln,
sour stomach, bowel and liver complaints. They strengthen
weak stomachs, build up rundown systems, restore pure
blood, good appetite and sound, natural sleep. Everybody
derives constant benefit from, It regular use of Ripens Tabules,
Your druggist sells them. The five -cent packet is enough
for an ordinary occasion. The Family Hottle, 60 cents, con-
tains a supply for a year.
R•I•P•A•N•S
WagftelkerlidritiarlidmieWNOW
K
K&K K& K K£YK K&K K &K K&K
WcalI, Nervous, Diseased Men.
Thousands of T buega rd Middle Aged dies are annually swept toe premature grate
through early indiscretions and later excesses. bell abuse and Gonstitutional Blood
Diseases bays ruined and wrecked the life Outlay a premising young man. Bare
You any oltbstoltowing symptoms: Nervous and Despondent; Tired In Morning;
No Ambition; Memory Poor; Easily Fatigued; E:citable and irritable; Eyes Blurt
Pimples en the Face; Drams and Drains at NIgLt; Heelless; enggard Looking;
Blotches; Sore Throat; noir Loose; Pains in the Body; bunked
Eyes; Lifeless; Diatruatfal and Lack of Energy end Strength,
Our New Method Treatment will build you up mentally, physically
and eeaually, Curs Guaranteed or no Pay.
as Vase' IN DETROIT. BANK MMDURITY.
t3'No Named Used Without Written consent.
A NERVOUS WRECK. -11. HAPPY LIFE.
T. P. EMERSON has a Narrow Escape.
"I live on alarm. At school 1 learned an early habit, which
weakened me physically, sexually and mentally. Family Doctors
said 1 was going into 'decline" Conenmption). Finally, "The
Golden Dlonitoq" edited by Dre, Kennedy & Ktrgan fell Into my
hands. I learned the deedh and cause. Self abuse had eapped my
vitality. T took the Now Method Treatment and was cured. My (Hoods think I was
cured of Consumption. I have sent them many patients, all of whom were caged.
Their New Method Treatment supplies vigor, Vitality and manhood."
Ceistlletlon fns, Swts Erse, Waster Qusstlsa Sleet for Nome Trestmsnt.
148 Shelby Street,
Drs. Kennedy a Kergan, Detroit, Mich.
KteK Koch Kix•K KtxK
K,)3K
citizens. IVe hope to sec the new wire
suspension bridge in place soon. 'Phe
river is now getting very low, so it will
he en easy mets r to build it,... Mrs.
Sainted Smile is back from Buffalo,
where she was visiting for the past few
months with reletires.....51r. John
Carrie, who was injured at the gangway
of Mr. P. Ament's saw mill, is stiil
unable to get about as his bruised leg is
quite sore yet.
—Reeve Lamour, of Hay, i, improv-
ing Ins farm by 'eying down between
15(1 and 200 rods of tile drain.
—A.;eleputatiea hi North Bruce and
North Grey politicisue interviewed the
government at Ottawa on 'Tuesday rela-
tive to Wiarton harbor and the con-
strurliun of a dock,
--On timidity evening of last. week
Mr, Frank Moeseau, of Hay, lutppcned
with a peculiar and paiufel nceldeut.
White driving into hie brother John's
yard, his horse took fright nt a dog
whieh csutr. ruonhng out and began to
plunge and kick, Mr. Moussean writs
thrown in such a position AS t° receive
three hicks, one of the hand,, fin' on the
face, ayd a very set'ero tune itt the side,
One of his ribs was broken, aril the end
of it pressed against the lung. Despite
his injuries he (note to Hensel) and had
them attended to by Dr, Ferguson, Ho
is not nut of danger, though his splendid
physique will gl eatly aid i1 l inrecevery•
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