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The Exeter Advocate, 1898-12-23, Page 4THE (tr,zieter "'1, vo atj', Itoillue. through the vast quarters of ,theglobe, yet teir placee will net be forgotten on Cbristmas Day, but affec- tion will make that ttbseet present. Mae. IL Ganders, Editor axed Prof Above all, en this day beyond any other, let the poor at;d outcast be amp- ly provided for, that they may partake "$ TRSDAY3 December 22, 1$ of the getterat rejoicing; and if all the ----- rentaieing days of the year be wreeh- ee, let them be bappy on this, theday of daya, when, aa tradition tells, the CIIRI, 7iL S. Again Christmas with all its delight Prince of Peace was bona, to bring fel associations approaches, 'wterlu„ ,message of love from Heaven to Earth. domestic harmony, and repeating the glorious gospel of react ea earth and No goedwitl towards mete No other per- iod of the year is so potent as th is healing the wounds of friendship, and iu warming the hearts of titan towards his fellows. Aad whosoever has British W. H Fenton hes been et a ed by I George A aleGoeoet of Kiugstou to .re, n sous is t f• •• o- on e road, pre h („a. fartory ry th gad, He will go to work in a few days. este The National Board of Trade, neer blood in his veins, a elcomes it wait en ,volution to the effect that iht vommer thnsiasnt. He observes it w it11 ;lad- t Bial prosperity of the c>ee ntry would be iaa� tit ii'ilshitaetnn, has a lr The v: astness of London is becoming 1 more and more striking, The real Lon don is coreprised in what is called the 'Metropolitan puttee area, and in that area there is a population of 5,633306,. which is as great as the combined pop- ulations of four great capitals of ur upe--St, Petersburg, Berlin, Paris and Rome:Rad is more than that of all,, Canada. Already London extends IS# utiles from Charing Cross all around„ and the mind cannot ;rasp the idea of the London .of .50 years hence. in its 1 streets.laousess workshops, and rivers' Cl persons file from various Muds of violenee eyexy week„ so that nearly 3,500 men, women and ebildron even year meet their deaths from aecideut, negligence ar design. eteFrightful Wunder Will often cause a horrible Burn, Seald, Cut, or Bruise, Batci.iett's At mica Salve. the best in the world, will Lill tbe pain and promptly heal it. Cures Old Sores, Fever Sores, 17Icters, Boils, I f.ioos, Cairi:s, ail Skil) 1 rupaons. Best r 11,000 VOLTS OF ELECTRICITY Peseed Through the Dada. of Dwight 1 E. Clough sed no Lives Other Paxx,ar40esof interest, The father of Pref. Robertson of Ottawa is dead. Terre Haute, Ind., had a $5,00u,00t1 ere on Aicnd ay night" Gaptai4 Borohgrovinles expedition has started. from Hobart, Tasmania, for the Autarotio regions, The Preuoh are fortifying the Island Teliitii of the eocioty group, whioh is under Trenh o.ontwoi . It is said that the Earl of Miura will QteerH a Canadian fund .for the Gordon momorlal e411a;o at Kbartotatm John 1u, Wootten, formerly general manager of the i'biladeiebia se Reading Railway, is dead at Philadelphia. Aberdeen, Scotland, wilt etses a fine Statue in memory of B,vrou. Aid is asked from the Engilsb-speaking world, .Elarinswortix Bros., Limited, proprieT 1 tors of the London Daily 3i1ai1, have just decile -ed a dividend of eeee per cent. Dr. Johannes Michel, Prussian Niels- nen> ss whether ether it cones to him in a tor- ° groa:iP - promoted by the nearest neve File cur > en earth Oetly 2:1 cls a box .° ter of Finance, Is sick with la grippe, 'd clic "use or env nterutediatt: � tical tlpprvavh to the establishment of Cure „uauar;ttltt'ed. Sold by all Drug and is Mooted to resign when the Viet The best: o£ goad cheer is spread,, vaflplrte rseiproeal trade relat3o s bis gilts. F4 ar a t n the � llntt.ai States. Canada a ?! d dearest, fart 1adS are invited axed Neisfona n:dtartd. la,tl s Proved Patel h:at a er else may grace bis table, a fi meets. •1 rw The Spanish tnspart Werra, which rsa 1 with rapatrlatod troops, liar ereived aI Out ea. e o • n^ a ii.ala a it d 1?ec. 7 tr rent Hwc.a .a t t^ latter #port. li elle ra Qairer ^ N©w tori; is haviAg a¢apiaiemlo of In plum jl t,hla;it ,? `+t+ctG with berry :Oen The output of acid is Ontario for 1, Peter C, kn, ,dz 1'. ., ^, e* S k. tr' t, t. eft = �i c G `1: R� o 3I . in tt •A e�- ., d i� Rei a andh doctors a•e 'working c . o > N •a PP L•1 n0 a. 4„ there. c, n • b .•� ,e .nil , a. [r ktt,k°t c+i,t, xf g , .pS as tel pp•>aer2h:y ap:s x,ra ecce than iu au3 y ,fin. Loi -doe, Saturday :tttt•rt:oatt at " 'Giniq. The streets are fklt4T and the was gravelly s l,s ieuring of I'aA aeisme previous. year In lees tilt'' output i; as 41'clock. A i-tlral elegize) bnettea over disease is spreading, vcithOltt doubt, aced hattaled down from ar $l:+f?,'gid h, hut titin year, f^+r the Wee hitlt. maugling the bads frightfully 6 Tim arbitration board to Inqutra into lieu :at.cest(trl+, who were, neverthe nanntits etaaling Slept ?0, P'');1 +, it WAS Cake, vated }teat h:19'tt bed time to'dl, a rstondiug seeeuute between the Dona h death inion and t)ntariQ ,Intl taoUea vvi rave' Way (rod . more an ataatza that eat n in tit s, it; their ela:xi titlla. fox:a :" put of here flied it is t•xpe eteed that the rib,G'. forth tvar, upon httn. Thu ua':e1 6't; Dttuw:i on Jan. ;;,aeu and trod c+urput for lest gunner et this year tweeze 'lits hid► 4vn tl tarn Tho iiil•r4l ' It is sattai•offiGlaillp an:aonnuad a Christmas is the Christian Saturant will be the heaviest on record, wlaeu eceu tbe strictest and most deo: One cautttenauce some degree of license. *^ a ;;, netbin 2,U 11 Qt the toted out ,the . ' 12 :laarid that the Spanish ministers will big notes Ca 10e was over 10 years of piece their resignatit,na Int the bands o[ age, and fora long tune had been etn the Queen Iiegent: at encs ploveed as tar ra•p;irer. iia ra'hlded at Marshal Plano°, lata Captain Gemmel THE neer; mesh c;ta, No .96 1 ultanl strNet- A largo rani- . of lube, end several other ells taeek The pnluic leader of our faith in thc'' I'DIM the deer flea► to be ttetermin it-, tate eldest of earliest d:a;-s of Chrie.lavity thought it ' who is a married revel e t Alit -ante, ap;ain. on M ated as the buffalos hate bseeo u the daughter survives wise tO graft most of the rites and core- -c • atnday, an at once tool; train for Madrid.'�'overnment will soon have to protein — - i Astor Lieut. llob- a of SantiaNn fame xalonies Of Pagae'sm upon the doctrinee hunting eittire ly cr at least for a few A happy Holiday. had lectured in e'hieae;o Monday night. the audience formed in line, walked past biro ant* P" women kissed. him. The Industrial Exhibition at Toronto for tint* rteturnesi a profit: of $.'^l,135.6. The a ets of ;be exhibition now amount to eetttc;t+)l.y::, and ttivlla:,lliile $99,4;,:1.53. One Man war halted and throe others _ fatally sr;aidvl by the Wowing Mit of Sumo steam pipes an the steamer Iranita while she v:a3 ar amber In Havana it:tt'- het on :eundey. The Spanish steamer Brutus has arrived at:Manila from Iloilo with 01:1 netive septics and seven prhsts on hoard. t^ho repasts that fleeting scours slightly at Iloilo. An accident occurred in the power bowie of the Buffalo St bookrort Railway tl at Lockport. :r. .. when an electric cur- of• leooto •ol passed through the relit l l lU 1 is 1 fi t Ire .. rE, , p bode" of Dwight' 1•;: Clough. Clough will !recover. Baron Napier, who was British xuln- ister to Washington in len, is dead at Florence, Italy. Ii'e was born In 381.9, (Arista -as gifts:" entered the tilplolnutic service in 1540, --Roil L. Meeai'dflt. of Christ in order to makes the latter ;,Seears. The Globe recently stated that Otte sear ff.:zo ldtan Eerie ss COM Noe l rrlgc plc..; the broom popular. `Th:as' neo caused /us birth p<ltay carrtheied from northern parts leo :'t.^d hater :lee pi'=nits ll ht :,,;sir. coincide hitt; the Rornau Saturnalia :has than 1ifr4 deeer, the redur-t of tail =1a4 "tst•r la:,al: ¢l+e siilrtwaree- .a e0 p which for a whole weelk from the 18th (lees' hunting. No doubt the other ex. Cl. 1gin sift' • "•. 1 i b:'r 4(atUttaeln9rat• =. prCS tamp xiit'8 . ttrria'd jtsst as Ivan;', alai a5'•tC 6miiCS etteeey AS of von', to the J•,.# of I ect as ztal thea i1110dr ds of deer must have i Cal a•s you with t.i••s:tiat the b 'r. €d the fraredatn and egwx iia tftat U Ztat" heel killed that the ex}4reei companies' ed, during the whole of tits golden reign ! knew netlainq about. et Saturu. We were told long before :he foto datiou of Rothe these beatbeu were r'nnarkable for their qui-tAci(tl) i•vltil:xt°F feests Irol: 1*f,�;Tux, :i.: leatik top alt" lateac aenafdsno mote t`hriattuas „eft' authfai heir bas grown polite, its your coming with delight et i eons his ]co on`; bait' the ni ht— A stor • in the New Vied: Sunday t'laristtGas gift 1 q 9 were allowed to j , ver. til Reny, . 1ttyN. e a ! i 34 nr.ti of las: i,;aliit wi➢1 haelp Di Strtsng'th.� � our al.,nrhtar lalay.s t?ar tunes ; era line:, ridicule their masters and to discuss eta the eefencN t►f 'tS', 1•i. Pentam this l.t'frain frost¢ bitioners on lace itil:e. a ri'r aper, tickets do ieu't miles— .i topic with freedom. I'xieutis rl next time he is placed oil. trial for they Ch P.'era d llal made presents to one another, the Napanee bank robbery. It tolls how Now'anitars are tvlitin cite s, w, the "lilt of the llarhattan Pani., 1t, v ti~ p were 011 cl mail nt n tc u n 1 c: ceps no criminals P e c t l tr closed, were 1 schaals , ivcontained d t1i1 ,• s P isuIlij 0 end i, . f whichI? d t . hu ih a i AV otlita: b 1 1 alt .et a s-- e;tecuted, public and private :tnimosttr � closed tis.itln a time loci;, refused too eft' 1' r p p t"h:istmas „ill ceased. While they lasted war ~vas at mine, the hour set. The services of liut Etter hnewa their little game, never declared and mirth, riot and da threat experts were called in, nod. they, , ., - without knowledge of the combination, 1'Isis ttmc a veil year tis just the same. bauchery bad full swing. During the 1 sacrifices the priests made their offer- ings fffe - in s with uncovered heads which tens never done in any other festivals. The fetters were removed of the public stn* tutes of the go& to whom every omtau- eipated slave devoted his own. The temples were decked witb holly and ivy and other sacred evergreens. His must be a sour heart that can opened the lock in two lours and fif- teen mittute9, notwtthstandinr that the lock was supposed to he one of the best nod Host secure made. The clear- , t c ing house was del; yeed only fifteen minutes waiting for the bankctto trans be disposed business that could not. disposed of until the vault was opened. The Deputy Attorney -General has .+ given rho following opinion :—"See view these sweet old customs with any ition 73 of tbe Muuicipal Aet, revised other feeling than that of genial ap, Istatues.•chap. 223, which provides for probation. Hundreds of generatious j the election of township Councillors, re. d C 11 1 d enjoyed them, and made herr gutted one ounea 0r to be elected for have y each ward where the township was over them, the young rind unlearned: divided into wards. This section was in happy thoughtlessness, while the' however, amended by al Viet , chap. 23, sec. 4, and now read; as follows: "The Council of every township shalt consist of a Reeve, who shall be the head thereof, and four councillors, who shall be elected by a general vote" The result of this amendment appears to be that in electing councillors of town ships the election is to be made with- out regard to any ward division, and the sections of the municipal act which in any way conflict, it would seem, must be deemed to be repealed by im- plication. learned and pbilcsophie have busied themselves with the deeper import that lies beneath their popular surface, These see in thein the relice of a ani- Versa' religion devoted to nature, whose origin is shrouded in the Cim marten gloom of the north, and in the myths of remotest antiquity. They observe their close relation, not to the Saturnalia of Rome alone, but to the Egyptian Pamylia, the Bacchic and Dionysian orgies of the Greeks, the obsene festivals of India, Mesopotanea, and South America, and to the other religious mysteries in those and all the best of the world where Nature - worship has been :symbolisherl and cor- rupted by priestcraft, and its pure stream diverted into impure ehaunels. This trading in mankind's best emo- tions. and subordinating worehip to gain or power, has slain iu successiou all the religions of the past, just as it will destroy those of the present. It may be that in the cycle of religious evolution the time will come when mankind will reach the point whence they started, and their hearts will be again filled with love and reverence for all nature as the sure and univer• sal manifestation of God to man. Let us endeavor, then, to make the best use of Christmas, whatever its Historical short comings, and to join in the general spirit of love and good will. All periods that knit the hearts of men more closely together, are most worthy of human observance. Let the tables stroke with festive cheer, and hall and cottage ring with joyous greet- ings aud prove to the world that Can•; ada is no less enthusiastic than merry England. The absent will return to gladden those at home, and the dead will be lovingly remembered. For 'those who cannot be rresent, whom n-cessity or distance has parted ' from us, there will be kind messages, even. to the ends of the earth, borne by tht, swift mail or swifter telegraph, Lei us rejoice that it is not in the power of time or space to sever us from those wt loge, and that though they may be It makes him mutter low e Gosh blame Don't 'Werra. More vital force is commuted by worry time by work, Don't worry over something that 9 happened yesterday, for yesterday it beyond your reach Don't worry about anything that happens to day; do the best you en11,1 and let it pass. Don't worry about something you think may !lappet' tomorrow; wait until tomorrow comes and you alas find there is no cause for worry. Don't worry 'because you feel a tittle out of sorts; take hood's Sarsaparilla and it will .soon set you right. Don't worry because •u have t suit ha c a' headache; probably your iiva:r is siva- glair. and Hood's Pills will Lure you. Don't worry because you have pim pies on your face; Hood's Sarsaparilla will purify* your blood and your skit, will become smooth and fair, Don't worry about your health or the health of your friends. Keep yout. blood pure with Hood's Sarsaparilla and your system regular with Hood's Pills, and you may depend upon hav- ng good health every day in the year. GOOD \iEWS. • The news from Washington is of the very best. It is to the effect that the Canadian Commissioners have been unable to make any arrangement with Uncle Sam. That's good. Under pre- sent circumstances. it is utterly Imps Bible to change existing relations with out loss to Canada. We do not want to send pine logs, pulpwood, or nickel ore to the United States under any circumstances, no matter whether Uncle Sam permits the importation of sawn lumber free, or imposed $10 a thousand upon it; no matter whether he is willing to share the nickel busi- ness with Canada or wants the whole of it. All these things are ours, and Canada will be foolish indeed if she shares these rich gifts of Providence witb any foreign nation. We don't want to permit . Americans to have equal privileges with our fishermen in the North Atlanticfisheries; we don't want these fisheries ruined ina few years by reckless and wasteful Ameri- can methods, We must not permit American warships built in the ports of the great lakes the freedom of our canals: To give them that privilege. would be to invite disaster; it would be disloyal to Canada and to the Em- pire, and would give the United States the upper hand if there should happen to be war between this, country and the United States.. We don't want the United States to regulate our gold mines or our railways. We don't want to give away a sealing business' worth $750,000 a year for nothing. We don't care particularly whether or not De Barry continues to bounce Canadians; hey will be better off at home. And, ehove all, we don't want reciprocity of. nv s)rt-which UualeSam is willing to. „eve. Therefore, the news from Wasb• ington to the effect that nothing can be done is exceedingly good news, and we sincerly hope it is true, -Hamilton Spectator: Model School Exams. CLINTON. The following is a list of the success- ful pupils who attended the Model, Clinton. Those marked thus have secured schools: -- Flossie King, Kate Campbell*, Grace Shepherd*, Della O'Neil, Martha Me Clenaghan, Mabel Marritt*, Maggie Reith, Mabel Capting*, Emma Thomp son*, Maggie McLean*, Isabella Me Nab*, Bessie McTavish, Edna Carder, Maggie Daly, Jonathan D. Peck, Wil liam E. Bryans*, Fred Lawrence*, Arthur Bean, Barton T. Hooper, Ed mund Strong, Geo Buchanan*, Wm. Hamilton*, Ernest G. Gregory*, Harry Ansley, Geo, Ruttan, Jerome Badour* R. C. 8. Leslie, H. Colwill, Edmund Geiger*, Alex. Tod There were 29 Modelites in all, and they were all passed. 14 out of the 29 have succeeded in getting schools:- GOD/Mete chools:GODERICte " There were 24 in attendance at the Goderieh Model School, three of whom failed in securing the -required number of marks. The following were success. fel in securing certificates: Clara A. Bean, -Tilly May Bradley, Annie Dale, Fanny Si Gray. Maud A; Horton, Nina E. Lockhart, Eunice Annr Merrill, Sara, Me tntp•ht, Mary Tobin, Annie E. Whiddon ; Wm, S. Bean, Nor man Church, Andrew Orr Dixon, Chas. Down, Bertin N, G4ilbank, Allen Jeck- ell, Harvey Lane, .Jas. A. McTaggart, John Parkinson, Wm: R. Rogers, •Wm. Ryder, Daniel Weber. At Port Lambton John Connelly, a brakeman employed on the L. E. & D. R. R., lost his life by slipping and fall- ing under a freight car.. Children Cry for ASTOR 11: and was the ninth Baron Napier and I.ttrick. nit s�c.�e:r7lcnAa �•' ,lt� R..>n spa:. 3°Je.aBecst�ai� a c ^"ice. ex.yde�>t y�,.y�y�.��•�y,�.ca�rs�c "�cC'�a?°4i What tq Do You 4111, Think a�f We Giving rt�is 4 -way Xmas Presents `c c�lSc�`k�'ia�.ca.E�z��+nsaticsac.0,',Ss XjV1AS SU tsI1TiN Hockey and other styles of Skates, (ail the latest patterns) 45c. up. Fancy Lamps, (latest) 75c, up. Cal'v'ing Sets, the newest patterns in the latest goods.. Silver plated ware (See them) Sleigh Bells. - Axes, XO Saws. etc. �. Bis SOUTH fit RO�a� FARMERS' {t�' unr�l TE' EVES. OCCURED TO YOU That Do tobaeeo las so long in the pipe as the old reliable Supplementary meetings of this Ise• ttitute will be held in I)ixotl's Hall, Brucefield on January 3, 1899, .tt one u'elael; p.m. 'Meetings will 1,0 ae1' drsseeet by isimp,on,1 . ni•it.. Iefelii .t -n ^+tib• j,. et..' The ltesttnv'ton of Weeds"; la e7. Att- tter.or.ltngl•i^Ant,j, '1.e"i'teztr e..., t'vrtit• • izer 1'. Ite'Ibr,1•,a and .t, ltrlh S4 inalu•1„ + sut'cer," Management et *tanneries' ; 'ln,t otheri. i:volang1,.m.,`+. Iteuri,•' Sutej et." lean,,4%r,% 1 lest awl 1'rese•nr:" 1 > u How t•oFa s 1 , Ila t a e eta u 1 (.'#1 l r t I t>nrtgige": ;i \y-'tnml.ierli. pro%meiut ]lead Cotnntta,tcener, Sill ;ter. •`tlob„t Ilctttd,'` In 'fawn flail, Exeter, January 4, 1899, At nut- c•eieek parr. s. Vulttvatian rceluire,1 for tarn, Field Ileitis and Potatoes"; 14. tee Ander�utu Iiu�Lr, " Yields. Vence.. and littildings 11, 31, 11ar- .Ii:', hl Leven."tib hat lead. to ane to -, or tail- urr In l 1 ttrmiu= It. B. McLean and other; ir will al„1 •e' a .1re... VA ening sea:.inu.'. ,:ee pine. S. Rennie._ Milliken. "Agriculture in l'ul tic Seht't.1. '• 1+. C. ,t loll F.,elu. Rugby. •• The Advantages of tarot lite": A. W Camp - Ln t, P a ,naasI l'► n tanana nar..u„i lie]IGINNEs, It.(7Arlu\a:n, l'reaidaent. Secretary. Around' About Us, ,A notice will appear in next sveelea {Gazette giving partivafars of the Thunder Bay, Nepigon d St. Joe Railway. It wilt run through e.00 miles of nsining terra tery. Port Arthur people are at the book of the sebonao. Tho trial of Sam Purslow, alleged accomplice of Cor :tile Vleu in the inur- •ler of Isidore Poirier at St, Canute, Quebec, began at tit. Scholastique on Monday. A Jury was selected tenet then the court adjourned. Dr, B. S. Stackhouse, dentist, 1I'uii, Que., was on Monday arraigned .at the Hutt Assizes on the cheroot administer- ing a drug called permanganate et potash to Miss Victoria Taylor, for the purpose of procuring a miscarriage. The street railway employes of London are maltin trouble iawcause four mon Were disohar ed on Saturday. They demand reinstatement of the anon. The manager is out of the city at present, and the matter stenos tilt his return. The Ynilo and Tate estates want $50,- 000 for the bridge over the Ricbelieu River at Chambly, Que., which, after 50 years, has reverted to the Crown. Regis- trar Audett of the Exchequer Court at Ottawa; A. Patterson, chief engineer of the C,P.R., and J P. B. Casgrain, C.E., will dooldo as to the valve. Ex -Secretary of State Day and White- law Reid will receive $100,000 oath from the United States for assisting at the peace negotiations in Paris. The fee of James Bassett Moore, secretary, is $150,- 009. This money is paid out of the national detainee fund of $50,000,000 without reference to Congress. The holy around which the Sultan of Turkey gave to the Emperor of l3ermany has not been handed over with title clear, An Arab chief has turned up who says the Sultan bought the land from him for £12,000, but forgot to pay the money over, therefore be claims the land, and bas 40,000 Bedouins to back him. Some trouble is probable before the German Catholics get possession. In the Cleveland, Ohio, court on Mon- day the Magowans' attorneys filed a demurrer to the indictment for child - Stealing on the ground that under the laws of Ohio a mother could not be guilty of stealing her own child. Judge Dissetto said from the bench that If Mrs. Ma- gowan wore there, and would testily that she is the mother of the child, that world end the case. Brakeman Joseph Birdsall died at. the Amasa 'Wood Hospital at St. Thomas from the effects of a wound alleged to have bean received at the hands of his brother. The deceased, according to his mother's story, was demoniacally drunk, and attempted to kill his wife < and children in her house when his brother Charles hurled a plate at him, fracturing his skull. An. inquest will be held. Acknowledged Hee Guilt. Victoria,, B.C., Dec. 20.—Kenneth A. Finlayson, aooused: of stealing upwards of $1,100 of the funds of the Dominion Savings Bank, ofwhiob he was teller, having sleeted for, speedy' trial, came up yesterday before Judge Walkem. Ho pleaded guilty and was sentenced to two and a half years' imprisonment. Yankee Locotnotivec fox' England. Schenectady, N.Y., Deo: 20. — The Schenectady Locomotive Works ' has received an order from the. Midland Rail- road of England for ten Mogul freight locomotives. The works yesterday com- pleted shipment of az order for 2`r Ica/• motives to Japan, Hay: The Messrs. Wm. anti Ed- ward Diguan, d•wardDigutin, eldest sons of Mr. War- ren Digitate have purchased from air. Robert Bell, jr,, of ileusall, his far the 7th concessiau of Bay. Hills Green: Much sympathy is felt for Mr. Charles Troyer, merchant, of this place, and his family, on account of the death of his daughter Clara Eliz- abeth, which tool: place on Saturday. Parkhill : \Ir, John :ilelnnes and his assistant are losing no time In the Don struetiou of the rink, Considering the egld weather tbNy have made verp rap id progress with the building which is 150 feat tong and 35 feet wide. Russeldalo; News has just reached here frore tieiiait of the death of John Suet n in his a {:0th year, Deceased was 011e t.l like nrlifinal settlers in this part of the country. Amongst other things left to perpetuate his .memory is the wt,llknown " Russeldale House,” built and owned by him in the early history of this place. Wingham: There died at the res ideuce of her son -hi -law, Mr. Wm, Mitchell, on Wednesday night, Sarah, beloved wife of Mr. Alex Mitchell. Mrs, Mitchell, along with her husband, have been residing with their son-in- law for a few years, coming here from Rothsay, where they have previously resided for many years. Wingbam : There passed away on Saturday evening one of the earliest settlers of this vicinity, Mr Jas. Carr of Lower Wingham Mr. Carr has been in poor health for several weeks, and on Saturday breathed his last, leaving a widow, four sons and three daughters to mourn his loss. His age was 71 years, 5 mouths. - Kirkton: Again the hand of death has beeu reaping its reward, this time Nellie Gretta, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kellaud. tier demise was due to appendeeitis, which she succumbed to the injuries of an opera tion. Nellie was a kind and loving girl and was mull beloved by ail her mates. She was eleven years of age. Seaforth: A very pretty wedding took place on Wednesday, at the resi- dence of Mr. Robert Winter, North Main street, when his eldest daughter, Miss Janet Elizabeth was united in marriage to Mr. William Ament. The .:eremony was performed by Rev. A. D. McDonald, D. D:, and was witnessed by a number of the relatives and im mediate friends of the young couple. Goderieh ; The sad: news reached town on Tuesday that Mrs: Ira. Lewis, who was sojourning with friends in Guelph, owing to ill -health, bad suf- fered a paralytic stroke. The crown attorney, accompanied by Mias Lewis, at once took the afternoon train, but. unfortunately were delayed on the road nearly two hours, and when they reached the city she end had come. Hibbert : Mr. Peter Campbell,, and who had been suffering from an attack` of paralysis, died from its effects on ruesdayof last week. He took an;ac- tive part in ctivepart'in public; affairs, and was for many years a member of the township council Ile also served as deputy• reeve, and for the past two years was reeve, occupying that position at the sine of his death. MTYPLL As clump as tl e t,.hea.p. is c' -t-, and the De'st, 11 Uotibio Y3gIS(� When Paine's Celery man Com un Its U,/ondrous Worlt Commands the Admiration of Alf, It only requires the fair and honest use of ono bottle of Paiue's Celery Com• pound to convince a suffering Irian or woman that there is virtue, power and life in each drop 0f the wondrous me• dicine. This assertion is supported by the fact that thousands of men and women in Canada who can well afford to call in the best medical aid in times of sickness are now using Paine's Celery Compound in preference to all medical prescriptions. Some people, who have never tested the health giving virtues of Paine's Celery Compound, wrongly class it with the common patent medicines, sarsaparillas, nervines and purifiers so extensively advertised. Paine'sCelery Compound is far removed from any of these ordinary preparations; it is as much superior to all medicines as the diamond is: superior to cheap glass. Paine's Celery Compound is the mar- vellous prescription of one of the great- est physcians that ever lived, and has won the hearty endnrsation of the noblest medical men of the age. Its merits and its continued victories over disease have carried it to enduring fame. it has given new life to those almost dying from liver and kidney troubles; it has raised up the rheumatic, neuralgic and dyspeptic, and purified-. the blood of those tortured by blood diseases. If you are sick, ailing and cannot enjoy life, try one bottle of Paine's Celery Compound. Goderich tp.: There died in Gode- rich township at his late home, Bay- field line, James Beacom, at the age of 75 years; had the deceased lived until She 23rd of December- he would -have/4r' bean 76 years old. Mr. Beacom had'' been iti for a couple of years, being troubled with a kidney disease, settling into complications, which carried him off 00 Sunday last, the lith inst. He was an old resident of this . township and was highly thought of and respect- ed by all whom he camein contact with. He leaves a mourning wife and a family of seven. Drysdale Mr. Henry Howard, our well-known farmer aLd stock raiser, met with a bad accident one day last week. He was mixing cut feed in i1 e manger, in front of an animal, wi en over reached himself he slipped and fell into the manger. The aminal be- came enraged, and not being dehorned, attacked him furiously, tie made every effort to escape, but everything seemed hopeless. The huge brute seemed to be overpowering him, when his brother, who was working, in an- other part of the building, heard his cries and came to his assistance. Ile. managed to hold the brute at bay with the pitchfork until another brother ran to Mr. Ducharm's blacksmith shop for help.