Exeter Advocate, 1900-1-18, Page 4THp
Operter tivocort,
cbAs. H, Sanders, Editor and•Peop
THURSDAY JANUARY 18, '00
.NOTE AND COMMENT.
TWO qt-laillit ixi1;51E'S.
Up hi. Elgin a municipal officer was
elected •despite the fact thet he was
going through the NVOrld Mider the
Paine ot 111. T. Barnes, and n tho
county of Waterloo a candidate WaS
elected who signed his appeal to the
public ''U. B. Dahm,"--Coderich Sig-
nal.
Owing to the elle:et:lel:10ton- restate
of the local fall fairs in Perth during
the past, ae effort has been made to
arrange matters, in order to hese at
least one fair in the county worthy of
interest. With thie object in view del-
egates from North and South Perth
held a convention in the Council cham-
ber, St. Marys, Thursday. The matter.,
was dietmesed at -some length and a re-
solution sees passed. advising the union
of the two societies, and the holding of
the fair in Steatford and St. Marys al-
ternately for the ensuing four years.
***
Chief Celine Warden Tinsley estim-
ates the dumber of deer killed last
season in the province at 6,000, an in-
crease of cibout 1,000 over last year.
Notwithstanding the huge number
killed this year, Mr. Tinsley thinks
that the deer are holding their own,
and at the present rate will not all be
killed off. The number of hentere
reporting was 6,500, but there were
probably a thousand or so more in the
back country who did not report. The
express companies carried about 2,000
carcasses to oil -lions cities and towns.
One of the sixteen wagons built ny
the Bain Wagon Co. for use with the
secoud Canadian contingent is set up
and on exhibition at factory in Wood-
stock. The wagons are- very strong
and have a carrying capacity of 4,590
pounds. They are painted •tvi th water-
proof paint and are not valet iehed, ac-
coedirig to the specifications of the de-
partment of militia. Many extras
have also been ordered by the depart-
ment such as wheels, clouble and single -
trees, reaches, poles, etc. The wagons
will be shipped tbis week.
A physician pronounces against
what he calls a fallacy of bathing.
" Nothing," he says " eau be "put in
the water that Will be absorbed by the
skin. Salt, toilet waters and. 'the like.
used in the bath water act only on the
surface of the skin, producing, in some
eases a healthful friction, and in others
imparting an agreeable temporary per-
fume. The saline property of sea -wa-
ter has little to ad with the tonic of
sea -bathing, although there seems to
exist a notion that the system in some
-way absorbs the salt with healthful
effect. It is the open air. the loose
' dress and the invigorating:. buffeting
with the -waves that constitute • the
benefit of ocean bathing,."
* *
se Hewn: sTesER.
. Mr. Joe 131and, of Embro, lost one of
his fat steers a month ago. The -where-
abouts of the missing animal was a
mystery, and Mr. Bland badgiven
tep forlost. -Mr. Bland has a vacant
house on his farm, and a few days ago
BIcKeller, tenant of Mr. Blan s
adjoining farm, di-scovered the missing
beast in the cellar of the house, where
he had been for the past 28 clays with-
out food or water. The steer entered
the cellar through an outside dome:, ed
it it supposed that the door swung sLe
and imprisoned the steer. Strange. to
say. the animal did not get verythin
in flesh, although geunt. It looks
about as well now as the rest of the
cattle.
Our Soldier. Boys For Africa.
Canada has kept will posted in the
movements' ef the fit st contingent to
South Africa by the excellent cable
news seevice•of the "Family Herald
tnd Weekly Star," of Montreal, It
will be interesting to know that the
-
"Family Herald" have completed zu-
rangements to have another special
correspondent to rennet the doings of
, the second contingent. The wee: news
service of the "Family Herald and
Weekly Star" is superior to any paper
on the American continent, and
seems to be appreciated as it is said
twenty-five thousand new subscribers
ha,ve been added. during the past two
mon th s.
A vent'sodoi Call.
mon t reel, .3 to. 12e -"W W, Ogil
the w'ell-kitoWn miller, dropped dield
at noon to -day while on his Way hoine
after* attending a meeting of the board
of direetors of: the limak of Mentreel,
of which he wee a member,
Lord Strathcona's Offer.
ot t. wz1 , ."1 an • 12. -Lord. t ra t heon it
has nettle an (Afore° thethupevitri goy-
ormliont, through Canada, to °guile
and maintain two moulited. squadrons
of 400 men iu South Africa. All he
wants, the government here to do te to
give him the machinery of the militia
department to eriroll the mem who
Nvilt be selected in the west.
Girl in Trance.
Montreal, Qae., Jan. 15,. -Eva Roel,
the French-Canadian sleeping girl, bas
been awalt-e for a few minut'
es during
which time she asked for a drink of
cidee, but is again in a trance. The
doctors say she cannot live this time,
She fell asleep on Christmas eve.
Last year she fell asleep at about the
ectme time and slept for 28 days.
Used His Revolver.
Forest, Out., Jan. 1L -On Tuesday
night John Governlock, I3oeanquet,
about a mile from town, while driving
home, was ordered by some person at
13tabs' corner, near his home, to stop.
pointing the revolver at him. Govern -
lock, seeing the pistol, gave his horse
a sharp stroke of the whip and start-
ed On. The highwayman fired at him,
the ball glazing the outward earner
of his eye, and passed though the top
of the buggy. Thereds no elee to the
party. Grovernlock had been out buy-
ing horses, and it is supposed to be
some one who thought he would have
eonsidm•able money with him.
Election Protests.
St. Thomas, Jam 16. -Protests ag-
ainst the return of C. A. Brower, M.
P.P., East Elgin, and G.: F. MeDiar-
mid, M.P.P., West Elgin, will be filed
before D. McLaws, registrar, St. Tho-
mas. to -morrow (Wethiesday).1
'Winnipeg, Man., Jan:113L-Yesterday
being the last clay for protesting the
Provinciel elections, petitions were
filed by the Liberals against Garland,
in Portage he 'Prairie; Hespeler, of
Bosenfelt; Rogers, in Manitouo Colin
H. Campbell, in Morris: J. H,
in Morden, and Riley, in Rockwood.
The Ccmseevatives filed petitions ag-
ainst four Liberal members -elect, viz.:
-0. J. 'Vickie, Birtle; C'. A. Young, in
Deloraine; Sas. McKenzie, in Lake-
side, and Martin Jerome in Carillon
Manitoba's New Cabinet.
'Winnipeg, Mnn., .Tan. 1.0. --The new
Cabiuet Was sworn in this morning„
and is made up Os followse-Hon. H.
J. Macdonald, Peesident *Executive.
Council, Attorney -General, Municipal
Commissioner, Railway Commissioner
and Minister of Education.
John Andrew Davi(leen-Provincial
Treasurer, I],linister of Agriculture and
Immigration, and Peoviucial Land
Coninussioner. '
David Henry MeFadden-Minister of
Public AVorks and Provincial Secre-
tary.
Collie 11. Campbell. 'Jellies Johnston
and R. P. Roblin, Ministers without
portfolio.
The dote of the by-electioes will be
fixed later.
Human Ostrif,th.
New Yolk, Jan. 16.esjohn Scisel, :the
Men who is enotorious for being able
.to' • snedlow -pine.' nails, •tacks, ' brass
chains and other hardware, 'has just
Undergone an operation at St. john's
Hospital. Brooklyn, and the • following
ertieles were removed frein hie...etc:in.-t-
ech: Two horseshoe 2 2e-ineb
units. 128 00(011100 pins, 0 hairpins,. 2
la tehkeys, It •ring witha stone inthe
setting and: 3 clactins-.;•1 brase end 2
nickel. When Sesel recovered from
Hui athiestbetier he asked what had
been fished•thit. .He eays he quit the
nueseitut businesS, Dec. 16 'last 'and,.
that -up to that date he never, had
.trohlile.. This time, however,- the :tied-
cles got tangled up in a bali. and the
chains held them.. a •
• :One of the physicians said that from
what he had learned there. must . be a
lai•ge member ofpinsseattered theough
Sitsel's intestines, and declared it was
the Most i•emarkable ease he had ever
heard Of. •
Canadians all Through.
Toronto, San. 16. -The regulations
passed byethe Ontario government for
the enforcement of the manufacturing
clause in regard to pulpwood have re -
.a eeived the assent „ of the lieutenant -
governor. It is provided that every
license or permit to cut sproce or other
soft wood, not being pine, suitable
for manufacturing pulp or paper. 00
the ungranted lands of the crown or
to cut such timber reserved to the
crown on lands leased or othet•wise
disposed of by the crown, which shall
"" contain the provision that ell such
timber mit under such license or per-
mit shall be manufactured in Canada.
The manufactering, condition is not,
however, to apply to loge, timber or
wood cut and 10 nse in Canada for
fuel, building or other 'purpeees for
which logs; timber or es -nod `in. the
nnmannfactierecl state are or may be
used, The east half of the township
of Aweres, in the Algoma district con-
taining 18A• square miles, ie exeMpted
from the regulatious. The °vetting of
wood seitable for pulp 00 paper into
cordwood or other lengths is held to be
bet Manttfaettwing within the meaning
of the provision. Nii01ation of or re-
fusal to observe the menufactueing
condition is made ptiniShable by sue -
pension of the license or permit to
cut. This" is not to be reissued, neither
shall a new license or permit be issued
mdess and until eo directed by the gov-
ernment, and then ' only liven sieIi
terrilS and conditions' as the govern-
ment may impose. The commiseioner
of crown hinds and hie agents are
given ample powers to take the neces-
sary steps to prevent a breneh of the
ienoll Aimee. The regulations must be
epproved legieie Live ene oent
before the go itito force-,
Tuckersinith Agricultural Society
Blyth Banker Sent to Jail,
MARKET REPQRTS.
Toronto, Jan. l--talicf Juseice Ara l'ecki" Oi wa*ev Priees-Cables Lower
mom' ou 5aturd.av made an order Coal -
mitt ing Charles E. Teener, a Private
banker of Blyth, to the jai f Inuib-
tOO count)°, for refusing to answer
questions 00 tin examinatiou as to his
tinaneial position and the disposal of
rt t in p so pelt y.
Mr. Archibald Walker dropped dead
it his residence near Herat,
The new glass faetersi at Kingeville
s ta rted opera flocs Friday, using
natural gas.
The annual nicotine' of the members
of the Tuckersmith Beench Agrieul-
tural Society was held in the Commer-
cial Hotel, Seaforth, on "Wednesday
last. There was a fair attenchtne6.
The finatmiel statement shows the
society to be in a very favorable posi-
tion. There is cash in the treasury to
the amount of $330, while the entire
liabilities only amount- to $1,200, and
the e.aluable property which the So-
ciety OWT1S Goderieh street is worth
considerably more than this: With
the aid which has been so genevouely
voted by the municipalities of Seaforth,
Tuckersmith and McKillop, the Society
will be able to erect, the new hell dur-
ing the corning season and with a
smart pushon the part of the dire°.
tors, backed up as they should be by
the people, a good show ean be made
next fall, and the Society may he
placed in a better and prosperous posi-
tion than it bus -been inter y'ears. • The
folloseing officers and directors; were
elected: W. G, Broculfoot, Tucker.
smith, president; D. D. Wilson, Sea -
forth, , vice-president:, direetors-Geo.
Siliscind M. Broderick, Seaforth; Jos,
Evans and William McIntosh,
James F. McMichael and 3 0110
Staples, Thillett; John T, Diekeon and
George Dale, Tucket•surith. The fol-
lowing honorary directors, to svork
with end aid the regular. board, were
also appointed: John Ellis and John
Weir, Sea forth; Alexander Gardieee
and .Tolin G. Grieve, MeKillop; Thos.
McMdlu> and W111. Ryan, Fitillett. 0.
E. Cresswell and Robert Charters,
Tuekeremith. Thomae E. Hays was
re-tippointed Seexotary-treasuret, and
J. 0. Rose and A. YOting, auditors,
Tlie- will of the late Me. John He
Park of 11a mitten disposes of an estate
valued at $90,000.
Ails Peter McEachten of Eat Cale.
don was probably fatally crushed by a
threshing engine falling oil him.
Mr. John Govenlook, of Bose nquet,
was fired at by a highwayman, the
bullet just grazing his eye.
British Coluinbia's offer of a cone.
pany of mounted secmts for ,South
Africa has been accepted.
Three children of Mr. Thomas Brown
of Baysville were drowned while sleet-
ing on the Lake cif Bays.
Manitoba Liberals have peotested
ii
sx scats n the eecent Provincial
elections, while the Conserv/dives pece
test four.
Indian Agents reptile that the red -
men in ninny sections of the North-
west are not aware that a war is in
progress in South Africa, •
Edward J. Fisher of Brantford, a
delegate attending the Masons' Con-
vention at Rochester, committed sui-
cide by jumping Genesee Falls.
The Minister of Militia is strongly in
favor of accepting Lord Strathcona's
offer to raise, maintain and send to
Africa 400 Canadian mounted rifles.
Mr. William Campbell of Chatham,
County Court Clerk, was killed by
falling from a C. P. R. train at Milton.
Mr. William Smith, G. T. R. agent
at Cookstown for fourteen years, drop-
ped dead Thursday evening from apo -
WE CLAIM that TILE D.'. & I.. iliEN-
THOL
PLASTER will Cure lumbago,
backache, : sciatica; or •nenralgie pains
quicker than ;any etherremedy.. Made
by Davis & Lawrence Co., Ltd.
At Woodstock a laborer . maned
CoOpmewas injured by the .caving .
Of a sewer in which he was working,
and died from his injuries. .
The Maniteba,i.iIi-Ti
oduce..&
Company,s. buildings n Al unnyeg
were burned. The less ie'estunatec .at
$78 000 Covered by $61,000 ineueanee.
Fourteen • people----avoMen, children
and eripplesse-were. taken one in an al-
Othet uneoneeiciee State from- a. fire in
Lang &.Cte.'s departmental store; Ot-
tawa. .
•• -Nothinatioris to -fill .the,•VaCencY in -
the Legislatnee caused by the death of;
Me...T. D. Hodeens Of East Middlesex
will he held on Jan. 24, and polling on
Jan.:31,-. • ' •
D..& L. EMIJLTION 01: Coo Sove
mat Om will build you will. make
yon fat and healthy. • Especielly bene-
fidial•tO those who are "all ruiodoWn."
Manufactured by the Davis
-mute Co " Ltd.
Mr:Year*. ',Pedley, Super:dieter:AC:tit
of Iuiriiigratiun, estimates,thet pearly
14,000 settlers from the United eStetes
have become residents of Canada dur-
ing the last season.
Toronto, London.and Hamilton cap!.
italists have organized a cimipany
with $200,000 :capital to elect a corn,
starch factory at either Kingston 'or
Prescott.
Theticketeof leave: ersteni for (-nee
victs .recently :introduced by Hon.
David:Mills is working Well, and. it . is
proposed te extend its operation e tp
ehe:Central Prison, . •
Leader Kimball, 'found guilty Ofhav-
ing -dynamite in•his possession fo au
unlawful nurpese ancl shown to be all
associate of burglars, was •.sentenced
by . Chief Justice Nleredith to 'seven
years in the Penitentiary. •
. . •
Prxet Pernikenee, and Miser. PIES
often have bad effects upon the eniall
bov who over.indulges in then.,Pain-
as a luieseboldniedicince for all
suh illsie ,unequalled.. 'AVoid
suhsti-
tutes. there is but One
Perry Davis'.25e. and 506.
• A very sudden death overtook.. Mr.
Giddens, a well-known 'resident
of London, shortly before :noon' Men -
day.. Deceased was witlkiog on Riot-
mond.street, cind turned the. corner of
York street, at the Tecumseh House.
Just as he was passing. the side en-
trance "he was seen to etegger.' Be
grasped the irourailing„ _Nit • was 0 0-.
able to support hinaself,' and sank to
the sidewalk.. Assistance was, quielely.
at hand, and it seas, supposed he had
be.en seized with a fit. Be •opened his
eyes epee and looked :mound, but never
spoke.' Dr. Teasdititl was called, and
arrived two or three mihueeS after de-
ceased bird fallen, but When he. eterob.
ed. the side of the unfortunate men he
was :theady dead. Heart 'failure -Was
gigen as•the, cause of death, Deceased.
wee 0, man somewhatpassed middle
bot Wee apparently ingood health.
witted Counie is .1 weaning
'not to he lightly- treated Pyity-Pec,
toraLetiree With absolute certainty, all
recent coughs and: Colds; Take it he
time. Maeufaetared by the •propriee
Ors of Perry Deeds'
hildreri Cry for
ORIA.
ENGLISH STOCK FOOD.
Testimonial of John Hunter,
Township of Usbonie.
;i41(1. ExPort 1)entalid vorY
-..rtia Quotation.
Chicago, Jan. 3.6 ----Continued liqui-
dation, of the eouginterest, through
eoeunissiou houses, was the featute
of the wheat market here yesterday,
and the market declined and showed
but little inclinatiou to react Clos-
ing- quotations were: ,Jan. May
66yto and July 673/se 67V.i,c,
Liverpool, Jan, 16.-1Vhcat futures
were weaker .'esterdity, closing 130'
lower than on Saturday,
•Liverpool, Jete. 10. ---. Yesterday's
close; Spot ‘vheat dull, red .wiqer,
5s ltintli Nor., sPring, 5s 11d; fu-
tures dull, March and May 3,s 81/2,d.
YISIISLE SUPPLY.
The visible supply of wheat M the
United State S and Canada, together
with tla.i amount afloat to Europe, is
78,213,000 bushels, a decrease of
319,000 bushels for the week. A year
ago the total was 54,733,000 bush-
els, or 93,478,000 bushels less than
am tieing English Stock I'ood for
calves and young stock and am highly
pleased with ite effects. lt keeps the
digestive organs in 0 heathy conditiOn
and tht growth and unpeovereent of
the stools is well reaTked. I consider
it 0 mos1 excellent food and feel coe-
fidene that it pays well to use it. I
would highly recommend ite use to
stook vaisers. IllarnIfitetuted by C.
Lutz, druggist, EXeter. Price 50 cents
P'' beg.
at the pt.esent, tiiiie.
tiftcrix I.AURENCE 31A111.TE1.
Groin-
. .11:0 69 to
0 . .
. 0)31)
• . 041 045
50 .
.02') 03114
0
, 0 50
.113 1 110
1v5l6), bush .
" red, hush ..
fife, buitl..
goose, eeee. .
'Bede)-, •
leas. bush.
Oats, bush.........
Rye, hush_ • ,
etickwhe:, t, bush. ...
Beans, ........
Red clover, per hush_ _ .$4 75 to .330
Atsike, choice to fancy.. 0 50 '7 00
Alslice, good No. 2.. .. ,. 5 00 0 00
White doves, pot I1ili, .. 7 00 8 00
Timothy seed, per bush. ..i 00 '1 35
Iltiy Lind Struw-:.
Hay, per ton ..„ .$1000 tO $11 50
Hay, mixed, per tofl . 11 00
Straw, sheaf, per ton 7 50 ....
Straw, loose, per tun. 4 00 5 00
Dairy Produce -
Rutter. 15„ rolls ..........$0 20 to $0 25
Eggs, new laid 0 30 0 35
Poultry -
Chickens, per. pair 50 to $0 ee
Tereees, per 0 10 0 1214
Ducks, per pair .. ...... 0 75 1 00
Geese, per lb. .......... 0 07 0 00
Fruit nod l'egetubles-
Apples. per. bbl. $1.50 to $3 00
FotatOes, per ling .. 0 45 0 50
•
3IuNTREAL LIVE. sToCli.
Montreal, .Jan. 1 6. -The receipts at
the East End Abattoir ' yesterday
morning were 500 head of cattle, 25,
calves, 1,50 sheep, 150 'lambs. The
demand was good and prices well
maintained. Cattle, choice sold at
from 41/2c to Se per pound; good sold
at from 4c to 41,1c per pound; lower
grade froin 21,f:.c to 31/2c per pound.
Calves were sold at from $2 to $8
each. Sheep brought from 21.f.c to 3c
per pound. Lambe were sold at from
4c to 41/2e per pound. Hogs brought
from ec to 4.1•1se pee pound.
EAST 1113EFALO CATTLE 31ARKET.
East Buffalo, Jan. 16. -- The mar-
ket opene.d rather dull yesterday,
with a total sale for the day of -.180
loads. Fat cattle and ,export cattic
Werp dull and 15c .to 25e lo-wer,,, but
Stockers and feeders being in good
demand ,light simply sold strong and
higher, by about 0 quarter, Fat
cows Were ,hard to sell, anti ruled
25c to 30c 'lower on the best grades,
and 'ver' hard to sell on the common.,
kinds. Feeders were in go0d demand'
and higher. The bull trade was
steady, under fail. demand. Calves
in fair supply, moderate demand,
lower. The cicse on all desirable
grades and heavy cattltt was dull.
Ir-
regular and tower, with several loads
unsold.
Sheep and lanibs.--The• ofteriugs
were quite liberal, 108 loads. The
'general trade was fairl;,, :Active at
the decline of 10c to 15c from Slit
i.n-days fl,t,p.ire. The' bulk of the sales
of choice lambs 140re at $6.15, "with
a number of sales at $6.20. Lambs,
choice to extra, w (motable, $6.1.0
to $6.20; good to choice, .$5.75 to
$6.10; fair to , counnOn, $4.50 to
$5.00. Sheep, choice to extra, $4.75
to 54.90; good " to choice, $4.50 , Lo
54.75; conunon to good, $3,00 to
54.00. .There' were four 100(15 of
Canada' lambs on sale., and the basis
-.w)is $5.80 to $5.85. 1Velhurs. 54.65
to $4,90; :c..tea, rib -ars $4„75 $5.25;
heavy ewes shceP, $4.23 to $4.50.
The olTerings wore pretty \volt clean-
ed up and steady at, the close.
31ooa.ger of Th.. Journal Arro,.toci.
Montreal 3,10.3(3 011 7fac-
c00nolcl and manger of The
journal, the D'rench-Canadian organ,
was :trrested esssterday afternoon 00
0 charge of criminal libel preferred
against hint by Itecorder Poirier. The
Journal accused the recorder of liar-
tiali ty nt the revision of t,he voters'
lists. Mr. Macdonald was admitted
Jana,' wcatkim: chtoo.
Pekin , Jan . 1 6 .--.1 sign i Pico nt sign
of the part Japan hopes to play in
the Suture • in (.11.int.t. is that the Ja-
panese Government, has definitely' of-
fered to establish ,a military at:tide/11y
at Pekin, to educate Chinese under
Japauet..ki, officers, lit is believed China
is ,favorably dispeE.;ed towards the
proposition.
Strike of Traltma..o 1 breWietled.
Minot, N.D., 300. 16.-A strike of
some proportions is.; threatened by
erain operatives Of the Great North-
ern. This applies to freight men
only, but it is thought that, unless
an amicable adjustment of differences
is brought about, a general tie-up
will result.
'Cius1&d by Thr.“410ou
,Erin, , Ont., Jan. .1.6. -Peter Mc-
Eacherii of 5th tine, East Oeleseeeveae
probably fatally eel:stied by a thresh-
ing engine falling., on him. Tie Was
engaged in loading the engine on a
sleigh, -when it fell on hini, fractur-
ing the 1.1050 of tlw skull and oneleg'
-
t•ottalloott
',Toro: to, jan. O. ---- • :Pone more
families are infected 'i.vi!th
111 Eseue County. The me)ority . of
the old cases have 1)ticovne convales,
cent, All ale cases are in Roch-
es tor 'Tow :Ishii,.
Mr. k'sillertotk it( signs.
In India the flesh of the elephant is T"'''" 'Jan- ..1•E'' Yt's1-"I'dad"
and in Egypt the' eatuel ate eateu t(-CC
r t'h•r"'
dish, while in Arabia the lierse ' • - t'ne -`•`11. (.1in <Icesel, 401)1.1,favorite
0,iee al, 150 (011.1 Of. Mart;.11,
len l , ,
11
What is
Castoria is for Infants and Children. Castoria is a
harmless substitute for Castor 011, Paregoric, Drops
and Soothing Syrups'. It contains neither Opium,
Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is Pleasant.
Its guarantee thirty years' use by Millions of'
Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays Feverish-
ness. Castoria cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria
relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation antl
Flatulency. Castoria assimilates the Food, regulates
the Stomach aml Dowels of Int...tilts and Children,, giving
healthy and natural sleep. Castoria is the Children's
Panacea -The Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
"().teitortu is an excellent tnedicint for
children. 5lothers have repeatedly told me
of its good effect upon their children."
DR. 0. C. 050000, Lowell; lif ass.
Castoria,
.",Castorla is so well atlapted to childrect
that 1 reconitnend it as superior to any pm-
seriptiott known to Inc.''
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An original plan under which you can obtain
as Applied to Sewing Machines,
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easier terms and better value in the purchase of
- -"di,..e. .' the world famous "White" Sewing Machine than
ever before offered.
NlIrrit1. fte- our elereut ILT catalogue and detailed particulars, How
# we can Aiwa yeti money in the perchase of a high-grade sewirigepa....hine
le and the easy terms of payment we can offer, either direct from.
4 factory o==throug our regular authorized agents. This is au oppor-
tunity yon cannot alTeed. to paSS. You know the ,White,” you know
its manufacturers. Therefore, a detailed description of the mac=
its.construcuon is unnecessary. If you have an old machine to -exchange
vire can otteramost liberal terms. Write to,•clay. Address in full,
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'Willi SEWING MACHINL COMPANY, (Dept A.) Clevelant Oblo.
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For sale by S. MARTIN Exeter.
Fullerton: While-N-1rue Fischezwas
visiting at A. Apel's, his little son,
Elton, and Mr. Apers son were play-
ing with•the straw cutter, little. Elton
had the end of his middle finger of his
right hand cut Off with theknives.
'Varna: A very peettY wedding took
Place Wedneeday everting zit the eeei-
dence of the bride's father. Me. James
Johns, when his daughter, Amia, ,was
united ik the bonds of matrimony to
Mr. Harpy Hutchison, of Goderich
township. The Rev. Me. Jennings:, of
Hayfield; tied the nuptial knot good
and fast. The bride was the recipient
of a number of useful and. valuable
presents. The "happy eonple left the
same evening for their home on the
Has -field line.
Ilensall: We have this week to
chronicle the death of Mrs: William
AVhitesides, which occurred at her
home here on Sunday merning, Jan.
7th, after a painful illness of over one
year, during, which time het, ease was
SO serious as to require conetant medi-
cal attendance and nursing, and in
connection with the latter, great credit
is due her daughter, Violet, for the
faithful manner in which she waited
upon her mother almost, day and
night. • She.leaves toanourn her loss, -
her husband, 5 sons and 3 daughters.
Hay: The curtund meeting of the
Hay Branch Ag,eicultural Society was
he-xeF1 de ni IN$72e4001'leositilni;0 Afterpreis-i
their property and paying all the priz-
es. the society have a surplus of over
$50 With Whith to start the yeer. The
following officers were elected; Pres.,
Earnest Gies; first Vice-Pres.,1H. Lip
pert; t2onrcsl, eW. B -P. 1B' e Socsti eldl
J. Pfabeeer, J. Decker. W. • Blackwell
F. Troyer, W. Coleman, E. ‘Villert, B.
Phfile; auditors, J. A. IVillittens and S.
Hardy; D. S. Faust was're-eleeted sec-
re.taiy-treasurer. •
, Blake: INIr. John Mere, who has
conducted a very successful. black-
smithing business in this village for
many years, having disposed of his
business and property, is ebout to re-
moi.e' to the neighboring' Village" of
Hensall. Mr. Nero has been brought
into the closest intimecy with the
people of this village and vicinity dur-
ing his' long bleSiness career here, ADO
his honest, straightforward busi-
ness methods, coupled with his genial, '
careful:Ind obliging disposition, eecur-
ed him not only business snceess, but
tly, confidence, respect and. esteem of
O very wide CirCie of friends ancl
patrons, and the regret et his de-
parture from our midet is universe].
dente and Children,
, It on
,a7ef-a,‘, v7774tIst.
EMULSION
corasitreirPTION and
IltiStrASES,
SPETT'aiNC, or 8100D.
COVG111, LOSS
OF APPETITE.
DIEBILITY, tIte ben,fl t* efads natklo
tire mast tunutreit.
By the aid of The 0, Sr L. Emulsion, I have
gotten rid of a hacking cough which had troubled
me for over a year, and have gained consider-
ably in weight.
T. H. WINGHAM, C.E., MoatreaL
50u. and $1 per nettle
DAVIS & LAWRENCE CO., Limited,
IVIONTREAL.
Constance: The eldest son of Edtra rt
Dexter, here, is seriously ill. witk
Very Salad hopes or recovery; IL 03.
pears,that in some manner les hoot
rubbed and made a slight abrasion el
the skin of the heel, which caused lit,
tie or no anxiety ,it first, as nothing
eerions was anticipated, but it devel-
oped into a case of blood poisoning,
and at the time of writing his condi,
tion is very low indeed.
St. Marys: A very eerems accident
happened on Saturday to Robt. Good-
erbed, a laborme who worke on the
farm of ...Tames Elliot, about three,
Itnhialets, Ms 1)•1.1Gtilocci'cflete
-ivillicelt(wl
s)vasi :feeldti n'Pg'ePt€;;11‘..e'9
through a cuttiugebox, when,, hie left
hand hesome manner came in contact
with one of the knives and -was taken
offjust below the elbow.
St. Marys: While iinhitehing his
driving horse in front of the 'hotel
barn the other morning. Mr. J. NV,
Cathcart, proprietor of the Garnet
House, St. Marys, eustained serious in-
juries. One holdback strap remained •
nnbuckled '11nd the horse became
feightsned wl:en the cutter moved
forward, with it. Mr. Cathcart at-
tempted TiO reetrain the animal from,
enteringthe stable by catching hold
of one of the shafts, and was throw°
with great force against the edge of
the door frame .striking on his face.
His nose wag broken.
ChUdren'Cry for
ASTOR IA.
thTllOt.
P1AS
OWITIVICZNOTOI.
We guarantee that these
Plasters will relieve
pain quicker than any
other. Put up only in
2.5C. tin boxes and $1.00
yard rolls. The latter
allows yea to cut the
Plaster any she.
Every fautliy
obovid have ono
reedy for En erner.
gency.
DAV13 & tAWRENCE
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