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"HEW TO THE LINE, LET rat CHIPS FALL WHERE THEY MAY'
EX -BITER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 3 189
• When you oan
•'et a good, high,
man's, Plow Shoe
at R,MoGrowan's
for 90o, P
Also a [complete Line of
WOMEN'S MISSES' AND
CHILDREN'S OXFORD TIES in
AS and DIJNGOLAS, These
Goods were bought direct from the
Manufacturers and will be sold at
prices that cannot be beaten.
Eggs IX cents per doz,
R. IficGOWANI
General Merchant, Kirkton.
v. r, E. Will Retrench.
limeraara,t, July 25.—The Canadian Pa-
eifict Railway Company notified three bun.
died of their employes to -day that their
services were VD longer wanted. Economy
and retrenchment ie said to be the motive
for thia wholesale dismiesal. No fault was
found with the men and TAO dissatisfaction
*seise -a ou their parts They have all been
giVvIl due notice of the company's inten-
tion.
The Congress of Education opened at
Chicago yeatertlay.
The linancial situation is said to be im-
proving at San Francisco.
Kansas' corn crop promises to be the
largeet in the history of the state.
The court martial in connection with
the Victoria (Buster has commenced at
Valetta, Malta,
The U.S. warship Alliance has been
ordered to Corinto, on the west coast of
Niearagua, to protect Americas). interests.
A Grand Trunk train entering Chicago
last nigli; ran down a orowded street car,
kiltires Inez persons and injuring many
others.
Dr. Homy Meyer, accused of wholesale
poem:ling in New York and other cities,
• has arrived in New York. He was taken
to polieebecuirmerlere
A. plot of convicts in Clinton, N.Y.,
prison to murder the guards and escape
was let may one of the prisoners "pLach-
ing" yestehlay. The tell-tale conviqt has
been granted a full pardon.
There is a movonient on foot in London
to end the career of the Imperial Federa-
tion League, owing to its want of funds.
• A Mohammedan has won the first prize
of 12,000 crowns, given by Emperor
Franz Josef for the long diatance horse
MCC.
Baltzer, of Wellesley township
while endeavoring to stop a runaway team
attached to a self -binder, was thrown in
front of the machine and so terribly mangl-
ed by the cutting bar that he died about
fifteen minutes after tine accident.
reetetera UI* the ilicreivie.
Sr. PZTIMSWURGi Aug, 1.-- Official re -
throe just issued show a marked increase in
the ravages of cholera in the parts of the
empire where the disease is epidemie.
Stanley.
Bneers.—We are sorry to aee that
Mr. James Reid is still suffering from
sore eyes.— We are glad to see that Mr.
Joseph wohanison, who was severely
injured by being thrown off a load of
hay, is recovering- —The Rev. Mr.
Philpottand wife, of Toronto arespend-
ing their vacation at the lake shore.—
Mr. R.J. Richardson intends taking in
the World's Fair in Chicago this
week.
Esoljay's liiver Lozenges heal the sick.
Eseljayes Iver Lozenges pleasant as candy
The value of Canada's fishery last
• year was close on nineteen million dol-
lars.
This; is a trifle leas than the figures
recorded for 1891, but is two million in
excess of those for 1892 and double the
output of 20 years ago.
Minard's Liniment mires Colds. etc.
In Summer
DRY -GOODS,
• GROCERIES,
1300TS.86SLIOES,
•STRAW cr4 FELT HATS
••nd many Other line
IFORD& CO• .
WOC)alei.131.
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See,forth.
DOATII or COL, COLIDIAN.—Dr. T, T.
Coleman died at his residence (Hill-
side) Sunday morning. Dr, Coleman
was bord in Trate°. Ireland, 68 years
ago, fie practiced medicine for a
number of years in Seatorth, ad when
salt was first discovered in the County
of Huron he embarked in !that busin.
ess. He was Colonel of the 33rd
(Huron) Battelion, He was the first
Reeve of the village of Seaforth after
its incorporation, and was elected
mayor of the town on several occasionees,
tu politics Dr. Coleman wag a Conser-
vative, and took an active interest in
the welfare of the party,
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(3 -rand enet.
BMWS. —The lake has been s very
rough the past week, and boating rens
deredsomewhat unpleasant.—Sutorner
visitors are quite numerous here at
present.—The dredge is doing good
work and is now well up the river.—
The downing of W. Phippen,aged 20,
here on Thursday last cauaea flutter
of excitement for several day, He
was here camping with his parents
from Perkiell. In company with two
other young men, he was in the !lake
bathing, the water being very rough.
He called for aid for ;some time, but as
the others thought he wee only pre-
tending to drown, paid little attention,
until it was too late. He was a good
swimmer, and it is thought he took
cramps. He was a much respected
young man,and his parents and friends
feel their loss very keenly.
Staffa.
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Bnnirs.—Mrs. (Dr.) Naamith and
family and'Ules Ida Hotham arespencl-
ing this week at 'rand Bend enjoying
theeool breezes from the leke—lf Capt.
Davidson would bring his hoe along
with luta and bold forth in some
of the turnip fields, the busy farmers
of this locality would have a bigher
appreciation of his rproperly directed
energies We have none so particular-
ly blind out hero that they need the
blind to lead them.—A very happy
event teak place on Monday at the
residence of Mr. John Carmichael
when Agnes V., his eldest daughter,
and Mr. Henry Near, of Michigan, were
made one, The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Mr. Dewdney, of
Mitchell, in the peesence of a few of
the Most intimate friends of the bride.
Mies Clara Campbell aoted as brides-
maid and Duncan Carmichael assisted
the bridegroom. After a sumptuous
repast had been partaken of the happy
couple, accompanied by bridesmaid
and groomsman, drove to Mitchell.
girieton.
Brunes.—There died at his residence.
Kirkton, on the 28th ult. John Gourley,
aged 60 years and 4 months. Deceased
until a year ago, was an esteemed res-
ident of the township of Usborne,
having been one of the pioneer farm-
ers of that township. By hard work,
diligenoeand a watchfulness character.
istio of the thrifty, he became possess
or ol fine farms and a goodly share of
the coin of the realm. Some 4 years
ago he had a severe attack of la
grippe, which completely undermined
• his constitution, and which left him in
a sinking state, gradually developing
into consumption, the direct cause of
death. Mr. Gourleywas a man among
men, upright, honeet, and eouteeous,
and was ever respected by all who
knew him. He leaves a wife and
small grown up family and '," a host of
friends to mourn the loss of an affect.
ionate father and triend. His remains
were interred in the Kirkton cemetery
on Monday.
Granton.
BRIEFS,—Granton is to have a civic
holiday on Thursday next.—The:three
churches will unite and hold a grand
union picnic on the Rats of the river
Thames on the St. '.,Marys road. We
trust all will have an enjoyable time.
As Granton people are workers and
stand very much in need of a little re-
creation especially the blacksmiths, as
they work up almost to the we erne'
bourse very night we trust they will
take full- benefit of the holiday pro-
claimed for Thursday next.— Mr.
David Johnston of Blanshard occupied
the pulpit of the Methodist church in
the absence of the Rev. Mr. Ferguson.
—Mr. Jarrot an old settler who resided
not far from (3ranton and who has
been suffering for along time of cancer
passed away on Thursday last.—Mrs.
Samuel Horne Sr., of Usborne who
has been away for a lengthy visit to
frienda:in Oshawa, Bowmanville, and
• Whitby, returned home on Wednesday
-last.--Two more cows were killed ou
the railway •track Tuesday evening
last. They were the •preperty4f Mrs.
Stewart, tvidowe and R. Elorneof this
place. That makers in all three cows
which have come to their death by the
trainainoe July let. We hope to bear
of no more as it is a great loss to the
villagers. • •
• WITU INVALIDS
Yes? with invalids the appetite is oap.
riotous and needs coaxing, that' is just the
reason they improve ect •rapidly tinter
Seott's Emulsion, Which is as palatable ea
Hensel!.
VT OAMEROr SmITII, Barrister. Solion
Y • tor, conveyancer; Offiae
Can be consulted after office :hours .at the
Common ial Betel. 11 eneall.
Demurs inBots & Shoes is still tho order
of the date at A. Weseloh's. \Volley° quite a
large assortment of summer foot wear on
hand yet and in order to clear them out we
will sell them very oheap. Note a few quot-
ations ; Mon's high raced boots, $1000. pair;
men's low laced shoes, 90o. ; men's gaiters at
•81 2; ; women's Oxford sessed soles at 65o.
ales of women's tow and oarpet slippers at
one half the regular price • a lot or otaidren's
shoes at no, armir and upryard. Call and
see and be convinced that we sell cheap.
Butter & Begs t.••'•;0;;•
Sign of Big 13eaa
Or IliPODTANt't, Palutlits—Cook Bret.
proprietors of the Hansen Grist Mills, haviug
thoroughly overhauled and refitted their orten
sive m111, wish te inform the public that Tues-
day, August let, will bo theirre-operdng, when
all Grieting, Ohoppine, eta., will be prompt
attended to, and eatisfaction guaranteed. With
the beat stook of machinery, we are prepared
to coranete with any mill in the county. It
will be well for the farmers to also remerater
that wo will continuo buying goad, cleat:
wheat at standard weight, and pay the high -
exit prioegoing all grain to be delivered to the
lIonsall Grist Mill. Better the quality of wheat
better the price, is our motto. Thanking our
numerous customers fa r their liberal patronage
during the past, we trust you may end it to
your Interests and advantage by a oontrnuance
of the sa.ae. Yours truly, Ooor Bless.
Following are the market quotationa :
Wheat ..... ,58 to 59
Barley 35 to 35
Oats ... , 32 to 33
Peas • • 55 to 56
Hay ..............8,00 to 7.00
Butter 10 to 17
Eggs ........... 11 to 11
Hoge ... 8.00 to 8.25
Clover aced.. . 8 50 to 875
BaiRaes.—The Hensel! Observer
came to grief last week the plant fil-
ling into the ban& of the bailiff, who
removed it to the Commercial hotel
stables.—The looal agricultural:society
have fixed the date of the Henson fair
for :Thursday and Friday, Sept. 7th
and8th,—The grist niill vvaare-opened
on Tuesday for general work.— His
many friends here regretted to hear
of the death of Col. Dr. Coleman of
Seittorth, who died on Sunday after a
lingering illness.—Messrs. Creelook
and Hershey of Toronto, 'hipped
from this station on Monday Scar loads
of cattle, During July they have
shipped 17 car loads of cattle from
Kippen and 'Jensen,
A. Wegner
U-reenway.
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BRIEFF.—Rev. J. H. Ghent organ-
ized the young people iu a society to
be known as the Boston Epworth
League and Christian !Endeavor with
the following officers ; Charles Cruts,
Pres.; Miss Jennie Whiteside, Vice
Pres, ; Miss Lillie e•Brophy,
Mise Ada .Mollard is visiting friends in
this vi cinity.—The MoPberson Man-
ufacturing Co. have put in machinery
to make pumps.
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Clinton.
— —
BnrEFs,—Several of our ortizena have
lost valuable dogs the past week from
poisoning. —Mr. Win. Wilson, an old
resident of town, died on Saturday,
at the age of 93 years. Deceased was
confined to his bed •for two yoars and
was blind for five years.—On Thurs-
day evening a banquet will be tender-
ed the Hon. J. C. Patterson, Minister
ot Mjlitia, at the Albion hotel Godes
rich. it will be entirely an non-po-
litmal demonstration, and all who de-
sire to attent will be vveloome.—A
young son of Mrs. Grantham, town,
while climbing a tree on Saturday last,
.fell to the ground and broke Loth his
arms.—Mr. Thos. Fair, our ever ob-
liging and popular eostianister, be
gone to Detroit to consult a specialist
regarding bis eyes.—Mr. Wm. Miller,
of the 2nd con. Hullett, has the honor
to be the first one to market with
now wheat. He had a load to Fair's
mill on Saturday that weighed 60 lbs.
to the bushel. Where is our friend
Wm. Weir this season.—Another band
is about to be organized. Mr. Geo.
Hoare has had for some years the
laudable idea of forming a huge county
band. From present reports the or-.
ganization will be proceeded with.—
Mr. W. Foster, lately of Clinton, was
on the C. P. R. train from Teeswater
by which bagga.geman Matthew Bunton
was crushed. The man was coupling
two cars. He slipped and fell beneath
the wheels, his left Ieg, left arm and
right hand were terribly. crushed.
Dashwood
—ALL PARTIES RF.QUIRING—
IEIJIA]3LE
BINDER
TWINE
Are requested to
call and see Saniples and
•
get prices •before purch.as-
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ing,
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GONDEN SED DISTRICT,
NEWS.
onmerisex.
J. R. Baird bas moved his manufactory
of eleottio.gaeoline engines from Parkhill
to Woodstock.
A few days ago two fat bullocke belong'
ing to Mr. Ellis fell into an old tank on
King street, Parkhill, and were with con-
siderable difficulty taken out. The tank
has been since filled in.
Mr. Donald McLean, can orAtex MoLean
lot 19, eon. 2, West Williams, while bath -
in? in the river, got beyond his depth, and
being unable to swim was drowned, Do -
ceased was 21years of age,
ADAM
Clintonihas decided to substitute furs
naafis for !the stoves in the Public) gehoole.
Dr. Patterson of Luoknow has been
fined $20 for grunting dentistry without a,
licenae, under the dental law.
The Teestvaier Creamery Co., has been
awarded a medal for butter at the World's
fair. The butter scored 97 points out of
a possible 100.
At Seaforth, on Wednesday, Mr. Law-
renoe Melville's little daughter. Mina, fell
wbile at play and broke her right arm; Mr.
Melville formerly tended at Clinton.
A farmer residing near Blyth hats a
freak of nature in the shape of a young
pig with only two lege, It is said to suffer
i
no nconvenience, as it mores around as
freely mite two legs as the average porker
does on four.
The Ontario Shorthorn cow, •aFetr
Maid of Perth," the property of Mr.
Grainger,
of Hullett, Huron County, has
given thelargest yield of any in that breed,
at the World's Fair, keeping as a rule well
up toward the 60 Ib mark. • As a whole,
the Ontario cows are doing well.
Word was received from Beaverton on
Saturday, of the death (de. it. Cameron,
lato assistant in the Wingham !post office.
Mr, Cameron bad bean troubled for soma
time with an ailment of the Ilam oat, and a
short time ago he underwent an operation
in Toronto.
Not long ago two buyers of horses for the
English market went to Luoknow and
pnrobased a four year old colt from one of
thefarnsers. Atter the purobase, they led
the oolt Into one of the back street, and
having prooured a pair of pinchers from a
blacksmith shop, they extracted some
teeth, then slit the gums, and made a
year old out of a 4.
At the recent annual meeting of the
South Huron Liberal Conservative Also -
elation, held et Seaforth, Mr. W. J. Shan-
non was reelected president, and Mr. G. E.
jaokeon, secretary. The following gentle-
men were added to the executive cam-
mittee:—Messre. T, E. brays, Dr. Bethune,
F. Holmested, J. J. L vine and D. 'Veep -
miller. A letter was read from Mr. D.
Woismiller, Conservative candidate for the
Local Assembly, regretting his inability to
bo present, and expressing his conviction
of the bright prospeots of his encases in
the coining local election
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Dr. Gray of St. Marys, has sold his
praotion to Dr. W, F. Brown, haying dead -
el to go to California..
Bev. H. D. Steele, of Kirkton, is at pref..
ens at Campbeltou, N. B., enjoying the
sea breezes and bathing !unifier.
The town of Mitchell assesses the Bell
Telephone Co., in the sum of 13200. Every
town and village should do the same.
Mr John Daw of Mitchell, has sold his
business to Mr. T. Roney, who takes pos-
session Oat. let, Mr. Dew goes to Chicago
to reside.
H. Fred Sharp has parobased that sub-
stantial atone block on the oor nor of
Queen and Water streets St. Marys for
$4,000.
The Blanabard and Nissouri cheese Co.,
haye been awarded a medal for cheese at
the World's Fair, haying secured 95 oat of
a possible 100 point.
It is reported that Mr. James Grieve,
M. P., was injured at a barn raWnr. RC
Thomas fray's, near Burns, Friday, by
falling on or from a girt.
The Mitchell annual fall fair will this
year be held on Sept. 26th and 27th and
Blansbard fall exhibition will be held at
Kirkton on Oct, 5th and 6th.
Mr, Wm. Batson, Hibbert, commenoed
threshing cn Wednesday last, being the
first of the season. He used his new
separator and it worked aplenditily.
Wotd has just been received from Ems•
dale, Man., by /vire. J Near of the death
of Adam Mitohell, only son of Mr. Jas.
D/litchell, formerly of St. Marys, and nop-
be w of chief constable of St. Marys. He
was struck on the temple in the horse strik-
ing at a fly, from the effects of which be
died.
Owing to a defeotiye fence, five horses
belonging to John lieges, Si. Marys, wand-
ered on the London branch of the G. T.
11,4Thursday night. The mixed for Strat-
ford (tame along and succeeded in frighten-
ing one of the animals off the hank, bit
ran into the other four, killing them. The
loss will foot up to several hundred dollars.
Mr. John Biowes of Mgehell, must feed
his horse too many oats. The brute is
getting hard to handle, and some days ago
ran away ha the cemetery at Staffa, break-
ing a handsome monument„ Later, while
watering the brute at "Brandy Point," he
again took French leave and started off,
throwing a Mies Campbell, of Staffa, from
the rig and smashing the vehicle.
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Means, Dice & Co.
Your bock and medicine were received
some time ago but 1 did not use them on
the horse I 'assets; you about having bought
another which WAS in much worse conditin
he was a four year old with a "horse ail"
of the worst kind and was thought incure-
able: so I thought I would try it on him.
His appetite was poor, hair rough, his ap-
pearance stupid, in short•he was all knock.
ed out. I gave him Dick'e Blood Purifier
which worked like magto. Appetite is now
good, hair glossy and whole appearance
much improved. It also, prayed the best
, 1
orm irradioator I ever used and I- thank
ou yery much.
L. 0, ClAttecuss,
Tracy Station li B.
'vs
1,1Setelee NtriErzTee& SOT.S'
runatehers and Proprietors
A. Good, Salesman,
All merchants employ oakum, and we
believe in the advantage of so doing.,
There ia a good ealearne,n that some of the
merchants of Exeter do not employ
enough. l'his salesman tante to more
people in one day than any other tales-
man talks to in A year. This salesman is
working in thousaods of homes at the
same time. tie never eats, never drinks,
never eleops, oleaman if
properly banked up will make you
meh. This Bateman is, advertising in
TIM Tines, His services cambe secured.
Do you want him ?
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The °Wealth of Paisley are petitioning the
Government to remove Patriots Heffernan,
of Walkerton, from the liat of county con.
stables.
The oraok Thirteenth Battalion Band
of Hamilton have been requested.. to state
their terms for playing a four week's en-
gageineet at the World's Fair during Sep-
tember.
S. 3. Vehite, a box manufaaturer, felt
dead in his factory at Belleville on Tuesday
morning /rota heart failure. Deoeued,
who was 62 years of age, leaves a wife and
one daughter.
Mr, Blanshard, of Etobleoke township
the wife of a Congregational minister, while,
visiting her mother, errs- Robert Coulter,
fell down cellar with a lighted lame on
Banday evening, burning herself ae
that aha died on Monday avenite, ratfrei
News has been received:in Toronto that
Mia a McDonald, teacher at the Presbyterian
Indian mission edam' at Aberni, C.,
died last week: Meg aloDonald was the
aister of Bev. A. J. McDonald, missionary
to Aberni, who reoeutly retired owing to
ill health.
'The Gotham cheese factorye about three
mike north of Freeborn, was deatroyed by
fire on Saturday
Mies Nora Clench, the violinist. of St.
Mary's, who has been studs ing in Germany
arrived in Canada by the ;nuttier Vaucouv-
er.
Eseljay's Liver Lounges euro pimples.
Eseljetee Liver Lozenges cure bleusea,
James Walker, who lives about eve miles
south of Bracebridge, was ;thuds by the
Pacific uprose Satarday night and died
Sunday of his injuriee,
A quantity of batter /rota Senator Per-
ley's dairy at Wolseley, N. W. T, took
four prizes and the gweepetake prize at the
Winnipeg Exhibition for the best butter
shown.
Olga, N. D. July 31.—The house of 3.
H, Langrain was burned yesterday through
lightiee a ere kere.ene. Two chile -
ran were burned to death, and Langrain
and his wife were seriously injured.
As an after dinner pill, to strengthen
the stomach, assist digestion, and correct
and bilious tendencies, Ayer's Pills are eon
sidered the best Being sugar-coated, they
are as agreeable as any oonfection, and
may be taken by the most delicate.
Charles French and Je0. Black of Mitch-
ell, who were appointed on the -staff of
towbars by the Wincltor Sobool Board at
their donday meeting, have refused the
appointments, and the committee at a
meeting the other day recommended shat
Id, H. Carpenter, of St. Catherines, and J.
E. Edwinson, of St. Tbomas, be appointed
to their places. The committee adopts d a
resolution which will be forwarded to the
Educational Department severely candem-
ng the practice of certain teachers as in-
dulged in by Black, French and Ferris. es
So shortis the crop of hay in Great
Britain that it now costs pound for
pound as much as wheat. This probably
gives rise to the report that the 13ritish
Government contemplate buying a low
grade of flour to make into bread and
feed to the army horses,
TSB MoliBOE CASE.
Grentley, Ont., Aug 7.—Tne interest in
the ease of Mr. 11,1onroe, of which mention
was made in a despatch from bore last
week, rapidly increases as his improve-
ment in health progresses. As a wise
man should do, Mr..Illonroe did not say
anything about his trial of Dood's Kidney
pills for the dropsy which afflicted him,
until he had found whet would result from
their use- Now that he has satisfied him-
self end others of this, beyond the shadow
of a doubt, he is loud in itis praises of the
remedy. In answer to the enquiries that
have poured in upon him about his health,
Mr. Monroe answers : I am better than 1
have been for three years, and it due to
Dodd's kidney pills. Elie case and others
prove,that these pills are, by all odds the
most ivonderfut remedy of the age.
The health of Sir John Abbott remains
practically unehanged, though his strength
is in no way declining. One of the moat
celebrated English physiciane Dr. Harri-
son Creppe, F. B. C. 5., has been surnmon-
ed
IraniDr.
England to attend the ex -Premier.
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HOW TO GET A "StNLIGHT
PICTURE.
Send 25 "SunligbteSoap wrappers (wrap
per bearing the words "Why does a woman
look older sooner rlaan a man") to Lever
Bros., Ltd., 43 Scott St., Toronto, and you
will receive by post a pretty picture, free
from advertising and well worth framing.
This is an easy way to decorate your home.
The soap is the beet in the market, and
it will only cost lo postage to send in the
wrappers, if you leave the ends open,
Write your address carefully.
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RHEUMATISM CURED IN A DAY.—
South America Bheuniatio Cure for Rheu-
matism and Neuralgia radically cures int o
•3days. • Its action upon the aystera is
remarkable and mysterious. 11 removers
at once the mute and the disease immediat-
ely disappears- The trot dose greatly
benefits. • 76 oenta. Warranted by
0. Lutz, Drugged. Rug. 14,
Eselimee Liver Lozenges clear the altin,
Peeljay's Liver Lozenges better than pilis.
senates Liver Lozenges pleasant to take.
Eseney's Liver Icozengee restive beauty.
argams
STRAW HATS,
PARASOLS,
PRINTS.
LIGRT D RE SS GOJD S.
An a thousand, other
Lines, at
J. P. ROSS'
Bargain Depot.
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Zurich.
BRIBM—Business in town has been
Very quiet the past week, farmers
being busy. The yield in all kinds of
cereals in this neighborhood has
ed out well.—Our baflifE “collared"
the Henson Obzerveriast week and as
a consequence the few subscribers
have not as yet received their paper ;
Uttle loss. --Many of the farmers in
this neighborhoodare buying up hogs;
they intend, feedbag their wheat in-
stead of s e thug i t. —Mears. 0, Kibler
and Rev. Brand have returned from
the World's Fair; they pronounce it
urimense.—Flac pulling is the order
of the day.—The cote of the Exeter
Advocate has again made himself
obnoxious in his erroneous assertions.
Concerning the men from the east
w/aom, he says were here the other
Sunday, engaging help, we might say
that hos:as usuallivrong. Tlie gentle-
men, it is true, were in town, but
simply on a visit to friends, and bad
no more intention of hiring (hands
than the worthy scribe bad of drown-
ing himself, (although ho would be
doing the indulgent public a good
turn were he to do so.) Our advice
would be to mind your own business
and not employ your spare time (and
you have lots of it) in trumpting up
false and mean charges against per.
sons absolutely innocen t.
Tarr LADIES DZLIOISTIID.
The pleasant effect and the perfect safe-
ty with which ladies may use the liquid
fruit laxative, Syrup of Figs, ander all con-
ditions make it their favorite remedy. It
is pleasing to the eye and to the taste,
gentle, yet effectual in acting on the kid-
neys, liver and bowels.
Tbe Northwest Legislature hu been
called to meet Aug. 10.
Rev. Mr. Laplante, formerly of Levis,
Que.. was devoured by sharks while bath-
ing an Santa Cruz, Trinidad.
James Stenabough, of Jerseyville, was
struck by lightning Manday evening and
instantly killed.
SIMMER WEAKNINS
And that tired feeling, loss of appetite
and nervous prostration are driven away
by Hood's Sarsaparilla, like mist before the
morning sun. To realize the benefit of this
great medicine, give it a trial and von will
jom the army of enthusiastic admirers of
Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Sure, efseeient, easy—Hood's Pills. They
should be in every trayelier's grip and
every family medicine chest. 25c a box.
Look at the date on your label this
week, and see that your name is mark-
ed well in advance.
10_,. No paper is discontinued until al/
arrears are fully paid, except at the option
of the publisher.
The date when the subscription expires
is on the address label of each paper, the
change of which to a subsequent date be-
comes a receipt for remittenceeSubscribers
will please examine their label before and
after making a remittance
TIIEItE
Is a Bargain Counter
AT
NVeismiller's
HAVE YOU SEEN IT ?
If not, it will interest you
and -pay you to. It is load -
own with seasonable
Gods marked down to Bg-
iyes that will make them got •
D. WEISMILLER,
RENSALL
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