The Exeter Times, 1893-7-27, Page 8INSURANCE
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/seen*, of Toronto; alae far the mise ea
VMStNSuiiANCF. treelleeti ', of London;
e ngiart3, A1,1.1:ANCeI INSURANCE E COM-.'
leANJc omnalat'i4.
&u�leri��°sPuh. Co.,
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We bog to notify the peo-
pie of Exeter and vicinity
that We have appointed. Mr.
ti . Grigg,' `Bookseller of Exe-
ter, to he our Agent,. from
whom all oar publications
.axed patterns may be had at
the prices advertised by us.
Toronto Agency, May '93,
PRICEHi[f IjPRIUE
Nearly 8000 pairs of Man-
ufacturer's Samples of fine
Gloves and Hosiery for men,
women and children at the
Big Bankrupt Store, Exeter.
This is the largest purch-
ase of fine Gloves and Hose
we have ever made, but the
Bargain was so great that we
could not resist the tempting
offer.
JUST HALF REGULAR
PRICE is what we ask you
for your choice of this Lot.
Colne early, for there is a
big choice for yon. Such
value we never before placed
on a Counter.
Come and see.
J. A. STEWART
Notice to Times' Readers.
The r'a>,riMers tcouT4 esteem it a favor if
ea,f; rs troretrt,tchen inaktng their purchases,
tentiort that they saw the =re]rxnt's adver-
ieement in IRE kerns.
taHURSDAY. JULY 27th, 1893.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
A lot of Ladies' and Children's gloves a E
5 and 100, a psir at J. P. Ciarkee
b1r. W;;Alcvoyinof Zurfuh moved his
family into town yesterday, we welcome
them to oar midst.
The mower and reaper have been heard
in the land and soon the thresher will be
performing its functions,
By the criminal code magistrates are
compelled to hear evidence on both sides
of a Baso before committing a prisoner for
trial.
While working in the harvest field on
Saturday :a horse belonging to a farmer
near Mooresville was overcome by the
beat and died.
.By thekind permission of Mr,E.Chriatie,
the ladies of Cavan Charoh, held a lawn
social on his lawn last evening. The
attendaucewas quite large and the bill of
fare good.
There is an old saying that it is good to
males "Lay Vale sheauu shines. But in
Britain. in New Brunswick and in some
parts of Canada, they are unable to make
hay because the sun has been shining too
much.
The :Dietriet Deputy installed the
officers elect of Exeter Encampment No.
33 ; Pat, S. A. Popplestone C. P. ; Pat.
,T.Atkinson S.W.; Pat.H. Buckingham J.
W. ; Pat. A. E. Fake Scribe ; Pat. 1P,
Trott H. P. ; Pat. E. J. Spackman
Treas.
This week will be interesting for those
wishing a grenadine dress—only two lines
left, regular prioe 18e. and 12ae,will sell
for cash at l0c and So per yd. eacb. Also
Add lengths of dress goods ae such prices
that wflLhelp yon to enjoy the bargain,.
don't forget them. The goods are in every
wayperfeot Iam determined to get rid
of them. 3, P. CLARICE.'
The many -friends of Mrs. John South
cott will regret' to learn of her death
which occurred on Monday morning last,
at the age of 60 years. Deceased had
been ill tor some time, the reanit of a
severe attack of Ia grippe, but the direct
mum of her death was Dancer of the
stomach, .Until a few yearn ago, Mr. and
Mrs. Southoott were esteemed residents
of Exeter. They bought a farm in the
10th con. of Stephen and have since
laved upon a nd worked ' the same.
The bereaved hueband and family
have the sympathy of the community.
A very ead and lamentable occurrence
was the accidental amothering of the three
months old child of Mrs, E. S. Hogarth,
of Hamilton. Mr. Hogarth' is principal of
the Collegiate Institute 'of that city and
with Mrs.Hogarthand only child is visiting
friends in this district. Last weekthey
visited Mrs. Hogarth's friends near Sea-
forth,and on Monday morning while drive
ing to Mr, Hogarth's parents in Stephens:
the horse became fractious, and the " lady,
being too careful of the child, no doubt,
praised it too Closely to her breast ; and,.
when within a few miles of Exeter, upon
looking a2 the baby,found it cold in death.
Medical aid was at once secured, but tea
late. Much sympathy is expressed for
the preterite, especially Mia. Hogarth.
Minard's Liniment is the tied
Ierevettea-
August 8th will be proclaimed as Exe•
'ter's eivio holiday.
Farmers are building big hopes ou
the L ritish hay market.
Considerable took has .beau shipped
from this station this week,
For Fruit Jars. and Sugar come • a,nd
price thosesh,we at 3, P,Clarke's,
Men's Straw Batssuitable for better
wear et half price to clear at J.P. Clarke's,
Rena 4arlin Bion'
cheese of dyer-
tisement. They are offering something
special.
The Royal Templars of Temperaece
pLotiiQed. at Grand Bend on:Tliureday last
and report spending a pleasant day.
The Sous of England Society are arrang.
ing for a pionfo at Grand Bend on Monde)
Everybody be on hand at 6.30 a. m,
On Saturday, while swinging lu a awing
a child of air, Thou Hankin of Far-
quhar fell and fractured its shoulder blade.
Just a few Men's tweed Coats left,prices
from $6.50 to 810.50 each. Will be sold
for half price, the goods aro perfect at J.
P. Clarke's.
A• seren.yeer-uldilauph ser of Mr. Thos.
Miners of Elitnville, whi'e climbing
cherry tree the other day,; fell and fr
tired its elbow joint.
Harvest has come, to use slang, all in
heap, and farmers bave their hands fit
beteg unable to get help in the ahape
farm bands. This problem has assumed
serious form hereabout,
The death of arra. R� m 'Hoskin of Txe•
ter Math is announced. 1leceaeed had
been ill for menthe end bet death was not
unexpeotad, The fuasral will take place
on Friday at 2 0
r y 3 P. m.
The wheat harvest has come on quite
suddenly this year, and many farmers had
to leave the hay to save the wheat. The
yield is turning out splendidly and pros-
pects for a brisk fall are good,
While digging a well on the farm of Mr.
Joshua Heywood, ljeborne, ou Tuesday,
and when 2.1 feat, a spring waa struck
which filled the well with 16 feet of water
within half an ho rr, They have been
unable to brick the well, the water rush-
ing in so rapidly.
Au adveitiser in one of the Ridgetown
papers ofters a Jersey heifer calf for Gale,.
and id willing to tr.l.c a arty acre farm in
part payment. What a aplondid chance
for investment. is here given. There are
several/evils left under:Lake Huron which
might he got as part payment.
We bave pleasure in recording this week
the marriage of two reapected young people
of town. We refer to Miss Mary Cave,
daughter of lir. Wm Cave of Biddulph,
and Mr. Richard Snell of Exeter, whose
anion in wedlock tools place lastevening .at
Clinton, They will reside in town.
Mr. John Heywood, who takes a live
interest in matters pertainiug to the egiri-
culturfat, and who has apunt the past few
weeks in Usborne, reports the crops as
sp'indid. The wheat yield good, barley
excellent while oats and peas are an extra,
ordinary crop. Ou the `whole, the grain
will give a big yield this year, and of good
sample.
An observant drummer says he cap
readily loll who is the boss on the farms he
passes, the farmer or his wife. If a farm
has a la*ge barn and a small house, the
matt in hoes; but when there is a fine house
and a dilapidated tbarn, you may know
that the woman has her own way. Where
there is a. new house and a good bath, it
may be taken for granted 'the man and
woman are about equal in authority,
The Excursion of the season will be that
of the' Union Sunday Sehool to Goderich
on Tuesday next. The excursion will
start from Hyde Park and include all the
stations along the line es far as Clinton,
A. good time is promised, and it will be
just the .time to give the young folks
an "outing. Tare from Exeter 60a; child.
ren 80e. ; from Centralia 660 and 86 ;
Hensall S5e and 80c.
A subscriber asks what is least amount
of farm land that can be owned in a town
or village, to come under the statutory
law governing farm lands in incorporated
mnniuipalitiee. Rare is section "(1)Tn any
town or incorporated village in`which
theta are lands he'd and used as farm ]ands
only, and in blocks of not less than live
acres by any one person, such lands shall
he assessed as farm lands."
Wm. Lankin, who has lived wit h Mr.
Thos, Case of the London Road north, for
the past number of years, and who
recently worked for Mr. Andrew'Deme-
an of Hay, became insane, and on Sunday
last, with open knife, chased Mr.
Dougall's family around the premises,
threatening .to kill. On. Monday he was
arrested by Chief Gill and taken before
Squire Snell who committed him to God-
erich jail as an ineane person. He will
be forwarded to an Asylum.
For Bale.
Corner ,lot and half on Main -et, south of
Preebyteriau church, 76 feet froutage, 160
feet deep, feueod complete with gas pipe.
Beautiful fruit and shade trees, for $135.
Terms to atilt purchaser. Apply to T. 13.
0,tn e o, Beeler, or, 0. F. VERITY, Brent-
ford.
nes-sou:ow '
E J. Spackman is attendii,g the Assem
lie
blyof the Grand Lnoam meat in Toronto
P
this week —Mr and Mrs Neaves who have
been visiting' friends in town during the
paatfew weeks,left yesterdayfor their house
in Ashford, Bngland.—Mr. Jos, David
plaited the World's Fair, Chicago, :last
week.—Mr. Reg, Elliot, wife and family
of Toronto, are visiting relativtia in town,
—Mr. Ewing with G. Cr. Johnston, has
returned from his vacation, spent in Pal
merston,—Mrs, Morrison (nee Miss Aggie
Miller) of•Spokane Falls is the guest of
her" father, itfr. DayidMiller, John St.—
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis o'IJaileran ofjBrant-
ford spent the forepart of the week the
guests of Mr and Mrs. Lambrooke,-1Ur.
Frank Tom of Brockville is visiting under
a the parental roof.—J. J. White returned
ao, , to Detroit on Saturday. --Miss Sterton of
London who has been visiting friends in
a town the past week, returned home on
l' Smith a
"
Saturday.—Mr. 1'y l Sm i f S : in -
11p $
.1
of
horst" Farm, who has been attending
sebool of science iu Boston, is spending
short vacation at home. Ile is aceompan
fed by a kir; Gillespie of Hamilton,—T
Union Springs (3','Y.) Advertiser.
last week has the fallowing ;—The Miee
Glanville, S. Elizabeth and Aline 0, wh
a oenjoying 'i
ra vacate r the $
vacation b of
Hotel, are aughters of Richard Glenvil
the proprietor of the famed 'Tait- View
and "lllaple: Lodge" farms near Exete
Ont.—M's Th^rue and Maw Carrie Dre
left on Tuesday to viait friends in Florenc
;and other places. --Mr. Geo. Russell
spending a few days in town,—The Misse
Susie Tait and Maud Christie who hay
been visiting friends in Sarnia raturne
home on Tuesday.—Miss Esaery is spend
ing a few weeks under the parental roo
at Centralia•—Mr. Frank Oke of Torcnt
is visiting friends in town,- -Air. Geo
Dew of St. Thomas, accompanied by
gentleman friend is spending yacatio
here, -Mr. Geo Hoskins of St. Thema
is visiting under the parental roof,—M
Fired Brooks of Ridgetown is home fo
vacation.—The Misses Rogers of Londe
are the guests of Mrs E. H, Folliek;
Mr. Andrews of Detroit is the guest n
the Miaaes Gould.—Pr. Rollins was 1
Berlin this week in Connection with th
town debentures recently sold,—Mr. Joh
Crocker has returned home from Wing
ham.—Mrs. B. J. Spackman and daughte
bave returned from visiting friends` i
Belleville and other places.—N. Dyer
Hurdan ani family are spending vacatio
with friends at Sarnia Mr. Brewer o
Clinton isamanaging the bank in his abeam
The Clinton New Era says ; M=s, T
M. Carling who has been visiting a
Exeter has retureed home.—The followin
ie from an "exchange ;--"The ninny 61'
friends of Mr. W. B, Verity, (formerly o
Exeter) will regret exceedingly to lear
that be lies very ill at hia residence in
Brantford, with cancer of the atomact'. -
-Mrs. Smith, and her dtughter, ads
Julia, of Exeter, bave been visiting friend
at Hills Green the past ,few days.—Mr
L. Hardy is at present engaged building a
bridge in McGillivray towpahip nen
•Brinaley, and waa last week awarded the
contract for the erection of two b idge
for the township council of Buffett r Mr
Hardy is one of the beat bridge builders
in Ontario, and always gives satisfaction
—The Soaforth Expositor a "We are
sorry to learn that Mrs. Wm. Rawkshaw
who was thought to be recoyering a short
time ago, is again confined to her residence
through illness."—W, 11, Browning on
Thursday night rode on his wheel to
Grand Bend, a distance of 16 miles in one
hour and five minutes,—Mr. Ray Eeerett
returned to his home in Sarnia yesterday
on wheel —Miss M. Dempsey of Lucan is
visiting her parents in town. ---J. R. Baird
of Parkhill was in town en Tuesday. tar,
Baird is the manufacturer of the Electric -
gasoline motors, one of which is in use in
this office,and on which he was pplacing an
improved attachment —Mrs (raham, wife
of Detective J A. Graham of Loudon, is
the guest of -the Misses Down.—J. Spears
of Cromarty and Misa Nellie Dayidion of
Exeter, and Mr. Wm. Pincombe of Us-
borne and Mess Ida Cooper, are visiting
at Robt. Cooper's, Biddulph. Before leave
ing, they were entertained in Exeter to -a
feast of .dewberries by Mr. Thos. Shute..;
the fruit was pronounced most luscious,—
Miss G. Holland, milliner of Welland, is
spending vacation under the parental roof.
—Mrs. Geo. Anderson and family left yes-
terday for a month's visit with friends in
Tilsonburg and other places.—The Clinton
News -Record speaksthnely of n brother of
Mrs {Dr.) Amos :: "Mr. A. H. Manning
had a worse turn last week, At time of
writing, Tuesday evening, he is resting a
little better, We would yet hope to see
him around again."—Jebn Gregory, of.
Aylmer, ,is home spending vacation. --
Miss Fannon has been engaged as :sales-
lady by Mr. J. P. Clarke.
Legal HOW!.
Exeter baa no regularly organised base
ball team, but fax a little diversion, Mr. T.
W. Hawkahaw gathered together a number
of young fellowe and drove to Lucan on
Friday lastand played a game with the
nine of that village. The score resulted
in the defeat of Exeter by 6 to 8 in eight
inniegs. This is good playing, and both
teams deserve praise, The return match
was played in Exeter on Tuesday, the
score, standing 29-38, again in favor of
Lucian. The utmost of good feeling pre-
vailed at either match, but had Exeter'
any practice,the Lucanitee would not have
been in it,
One Louis Wild was recently hired by
Mr. C. Pfaff, of the township of Hay, to
peel tan bark in the woods. The ocher day
Mr. Pfaff had 'occasion to leave home, and
instruotedWild to peel bark in his absence,
Mrs. Pfaff agreeing to help. No sooner
had Pfaff gone than Wild refused to work,
and conducted himeelf shamefully toward,
Mrs, Pfaff. The lad left the ;premises.`
On Maffei return, he was told of Wild's' de-
portment, which somewhat angered him.
Last Sunday Wild visited Pfaff's house,
and after a little discussion Wild was ad-
ministered a healthy application of shoe
leather. WIld's father not sanctioning
1?faff's treatment toward his son, laid in-
formation against' him for assault. The
trial was to have taken place yesterday
but the case was settled out of Court,
The other evening Mrs. T. Fair, of
Clinton, fell headfirst into the open cellar
door, alighting ori leer shoulder and face.
She is a heavy person, and sustained a
very severe sliook, but no bones were brok-
en.
James Cummings, the wild man from
Wiarton, now awaiting trial in the county
gaol, is a hard man to manage, His shout•
fug can be heard night andday in the town.
A thunderstorm mates him very commnni-
cative. He has been in gaol before and
also in the London Asylum. Dr. Burke,
he describes ae a broad -headed, philosop-
hic-minded man. He is ` the individual
who startled a party of campers from Lon-
don recently on the shore: of Lake •Huron
The man is evidently a powerful and
dangerous lunatio, and has a charge of.
assault registered against him.
Mr.Juetioe Robertson on Saturday heed-
ed out judgement at Torontoin the action
,of Wilson ve. Samwell, tried before him at
the last Goderich Chancery Sittings.
The action as regarde the moneys claimed
to havebeen received from Ed. Fish by.
the defendant Barnwell is referred -td the -
Master at Goderich to take the account,
unless that the parties agree that the
amount is $184 65. The defendants are
to,pay interest at 6 per oent on the amount
so found due, but are to be allowed reason.
able compensation for acting as trustees;
and their costs of the action in regard los
the said money, up to and inclusive of the
taking of suehacoount,as between solicitor'
and client. Further directions reserved.
The claim of the plaintiffs to have the
defendants charged with wilful neglect
and default, concerning the alleged trusts,
is dismtaaed with costs to be paid by the
plaintiff to the defendants, .unless after
taking the said accounts there remains :a
sum sufficient to pay such costs after
providing for the costs of the other branch
of the ciee, and in case there is only. ?a
balance unpaid that balance is to be paid
by the plaintiffs.
Mrs. Joseph Archer, Logan, was before-
Afagiatrite Flagg of Mitchell, on Friday on
a charge laid by T. 8. Ford with passing
bad money. The evidence showed that
at Mr. Murphy's stare the prisoner present-
ed a t►I0 bill in payment for Nome goods
which she had purchased. The money
was refused, and the woman told .that it
was worthless;. After this she went to Mr.
Fount and exoh&nged 1t for two five. with
the cashier. The court war ysry lenient
with her, on account no doubt of bee, ore
cumstanees, and being her first ' offence,:;:
'She had to make good Mr. Ford's Iola,'pep;
frosts of court, ind then was let off en 1,1111*.•
pendia sentence.
relies, le '
Master Bert Restle while unloading hay
ou Thursday last on his -father's farm,
Sharon, got his foot` tangled in the lacy
fork raid had hie leg broken. He re re.
covering nicely,.. ,
The streets became eo dusty
nu Tuesday
that the old discarded watering :cart had
to some to the aid ofthenew one, in krep
ing down the dust • and the old, never
failing riversupplied the water.
Albert E. Wilson,: who murdered Mary
J. Marshall,o
f Werwick, fouryears
ago
and who was captured. in Saginaw on
July 12th of this year has made a conks-
sion. When asked what impelled him to
commit the deed, he replied thatsome-
thing mane over,bim and becould not re.
gist the temptation.
There are now bright prospecteot'an
abundant supply of ivater for the Cream-
ery, A well has been sunk on the hill
side, near the Agl. grounds, which fills
very rapidly and has a honeycomb bot•
tont through which the water comes at
the rate of several bookete a minute. Mr.
Bobier made the test.
The foundry has now well commenced
and a good business in repairing is being
done. There are several hands at work
and if business increases proportionately
more wellb added the staff, to d e n dst, Messrs
Murray & Tait are .energetic men, and
having splendid labor -saying msohiner;
will command a large patronage,
Itirs' David Bussell of Exeter north was
gored by a cow on Saturday, The auimnl
was tied in the stable and getting tangled
in: the tie chain,. Mrs, Russell sought to
relieve it, when the animal rising cud.
denly tore her breast.with its horns..
.r
Shef' i i several t tie brit s cl
� nt �l 0 1, I a, b you a
shook to the norves etre is slightly fit S
jured,
00 r1101' I
(41oTavishy s Old8taii)
Groceries
4 far 25c.
Tins of Apples.
Tins of Pumpkins.
75c per dozen,
Salmon
Flat tins, 2 for 25c. -
Raisin's,
Good, $1.,25 per box,
lbs: for 25c,
ummer
Dry
Goods
To elem. less than cost.
Carpets
And Rea�dp-macle Clothing
10 per cent,]ess than close, �
Booth & Shoes
Although up to this time nearly (3,0U%-
000 persons bayo paid to see ,tiro World's
Fair, .and have mime from all parts of the
United States, the officials are disappoint.
ed in the attendance. At the present rate
the record for the first half of the six
ronthe of the fair will reach 6,760,000,
The most sanguine experts on ;expositions
say that under the most favorable condit-
ions the total attendance will not reach
20,000,000, Before the exposition opened
World's Fair officials deolared that tile
attendance would reach a total of 30,000-
000.
Seaforth and Cliatnu ere at present
somewhat agitated over a proper systctu:
for heating the public eehool apartments
In both schools stoves are useds Seaford'
carte to Exeter to get a design for a town
hall, and in the present , case it ,vould
profit by taking pattern from the heating
ventilating system in our public schools,
Thereere seven rooms in the school build-
ing here and they are comfortably heated
from two furnaces and thoroughly ventil-
ated ensuring comfort and health to the
scholars. Tae trustees spent a goad deal
of time in working out a scheme for proper
heating, ventilation and sanitation,' which
no doubt they would willingly give the
trustees of both Clinton and Seaforth
auhoola. •
HAVE You EiADdoun f
Headache, which is usually a ,tyteptom
of stemaah trouble, constipation or liver
oompiamt•eah bo entirely oared by B. B. B.
(Burdock Blood Bitters) beoause this niedi-
eine ants upon and regulates:the °tamaob,
liver, bowels and blood,
Tito'$on, J. C. Patterson, Minister of
Militia, and family arrived at the Point
Farm, Goderich, on Saturday.
M. S. C. Falconer, late Principal of the
High Err},nal in An,ni; Ct i'19 ie, hews ours
pd `a similar position at I,ucknow, Ont.
Chtistopber Dale, sen,, of the Huron
road, an aged and respected resident, was
hold up the othernight by nassilauta with
goes. They demanded big money, and
upon his refusal one of them End powder
in his neck. They stormed his honsawitb
stones afterwards.
11.1111itlill
.
We are clearing
a summer
ung.
mer`
Dr Goods.
y
Dress Goods.
At 5c., 3c., ; all wool, 25o.
goods for 124-c, in fact we.
are clearing all kinds of
Dress Goods at
amazingly
low figures. g y
Prints;
n
is
12�; c• prints for 90. ; 10e.
prints for 7c. a good fast
>, t
colored print for 50. We in-
tend, clearing
n-tend,clearing every yard of
Print in the'store.
Boots
h
S o
es
We have them at 20
C. a
pair, 25c. a pair,:30c: a pair
h r
cYLC,,:;&3,, i upwards. Now is
p
the ° time to secure bargains
in Boots & Shoes.' .,
Fruit t Jar
s.
Pints, Quarts, and Half
Gallon, best . make, They
are ''going' fast. ' Buy your
Jars from uS.
Pr k
c and � Son • s
.a,
Direct tm5ortere.
•ampbellvllh, Ont,
Likewise.
O. G. JOHNSTON.
r
Opposite Eawkshaw's gated.
On Tuesday the fifteen -year old daughter
of Gordon Wen. larittcn,; of Listowele was
brutally assaulted while out berry picking
with some oomrades, from whom, however
abebeoarue septztfeted . From the state-
ment made by the girl Constable James
Oaburue arrested A,lexender Watson, aged
28, on the charge of having committed the
offence. Watson was taken to the lock-up,
u
P•
tonight allowedromain over n g1 iE at
the hotel, under Oaborue'e Dare. Osborne
fell asleep arid was awakened by
the break-
feet
bell in the morning. Watson was gone,
and has not since been heard of.
Bath the method yind results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
r
gently yet promptly on tb.E Kidnt3yR;
?Aver and Bowels, Cleanses the sys-
tem effectually, dispels colds, head-
aches and 'fevers and cures habitual
constipation, S rola of figs is the
itskind ever ro.
only rowed o� d
diced, leasing to the taste and ac.
ceptableto thestollmach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
,he.. tby and agreeable substances, its,
tanve'all anreille tqua.litiescoiru endit
to d,1X0 OIfIde it the host
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for siuos 1. 3�s
bottles by all leading druggists,
,Any reliable druggist who may Oat
11,3. it on hand will procure it
promptly for any one N-vbo wishes
to try it. Manufactured only by the
CALIFORNIAFIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRAN0I$O0, oath
kotTTSVILTLE, ', r YO i, N.'S
leor Sale at 0, Lutz's Drug Store
You Can Go rarthest !.
DollarsGoa he�s
� t
ws.
In Carling Bros,' Shoes thilra
ny
other. They are easy on the
feet.' They are easy on the
purse. They wear well. The
look welt. The uniform excell-
ence of qualityand the low'
prises
charged for these Shoes make
them, winners.
TEAS* 'TEAS, 'T'.EA
We Take the Lead:
Just to hand TEL CHESTS of that Celebrated 25e. Tea.
Haire you tried it ?
Fruit Jars, "Croon," pts. $1;20; qts., $1.25 ]" gal.,
�i
$1.50. Sugar ; Brown, 20 lbs. $1 ; Coffee, 18 lbs.,'.
$1; titan llttbt*U, 17 lbs.,. t:
Produce taken in exchange, Eggs, 11c.; Butter 16c.
MARRIED
SNELL—CAVE—At Clinton, on the 26th het..
Mr, Richard Snell of Exeter. teMiss MarY
Cave, daughter of Mr. Wm. Cave, of the 2nd
con., Blddulph.g
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BOGA ET
H. In Bxeteron the 25th fret., the
infant child of E. 8. Hogarth,Bemilton.
pOVTH00TT—InStephen ,on the 24th 'inst.,
Mare beloved wife of r. John Bouthaott.
aged 60 years.
HOSHIN.—In AlxeterNortb on the 26th. inst.,
Elizabeth, (beloved wife of Wm. Hoskins,)
aged C2 years, 6 months.
The funeral will take place on Friday at
2; 30 p. m.
On Thursday a woman by the name of
Elisabeth Whitnster attempted to jump off
the Chicago flyer between Georgetown and
Acton, the train going at the .; rate of 40
miles an hour. Her action was observed
by. Mr. Robert Brydon, of London, and' one
of the train handl!, who prevented her. She
is supposed to he insane, and was given into
custody'at Guelph, Constable:, Elliott has
had'oharge of heiever since. Her .: father
lived in St Marys and her brother is a
etorekeeperin Aurora._.
The congregation of Bt. Patri,k'e Church
lliddulph, met last week and voted arrears
due to their incumbent, Bev, Mr, Steel,
besides increasing the enbooription list.
peoThiples speaks well for the pastor and the
A CHILD SAVED.
My little boy was taken -very bad with
dianc�ee, he was very deiieate and got `so
sow we had no hope of ;his life, bite a -lady;
friend. reeommendedDr. Fowler's Eetraot
of Wild Strawberry, and althnngh he could
only bear a few drops ata time begot well.
It saved my child.
Mas. WY:; STEwA$T,
lixoter 13 .uly 1803,
Fall wheat Der bash. a 5 Saa
Spiting wheat par bush 50 59
Barley per bush. 36 3S
Oats per bush • 32 _ 33'"
Pear per bush 55 r66_
Blourper bbl. 400 ' 4 20
Apples per bag,,, . . 76 85
Potatoes per bas t o0 1 00
Hai per ton 600 700
Wood per cord bard 3 00 3 50
woad pee cord soft 2 00 9 25
Batter per lb... .... ,-,,14 15
Bglea per do■en...,., 11 32
Parker
p hundred.. ..... 8 00 10 00
FOE OVER FIFTY YEARS.
AN Ono AND WELL -TRIED Mammy.— 11Ixe.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used fifty
years by millions of mothers for their children
while teething,with perfect success. Itseethesthe child, softens the gumstkallays the' pain.
cures the eolio,and
Diarrhoea is' the best remedy, fb
. is pleasant to the taste. Sold by
druggists in every part of the world..e
g25 cents
a bettlo. Its value is incalculable, ' Be ., sure
and ask for Mrs. Winslow's- Soothing Syrup
and, take no other kind.
WANTED'.
al
S semen, to sell our olioioe and liardy'nur-
sery /dock,. Many Special varieties to offer
both in fruits and ornamentals, and controlled
only by tie. We�pay' eolnihi4eio
oon or salsahsary,
give exoluoit'e territory and pay weekly.
write us at once and Stour) choice of territ-
•ory.' M
AY BROTHER1,Nuraerynaon,
Roches tor, 1'i Y.
AGNEW L. D. S,DENTIST
.`
CLTNTON.
Will be et Grab's hotel Zurich
on the scoond Thursday of, each
month and at Hod ru s hotel
Hensel' every Monday.