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Exeter Advocate, 1902-3-27, Page 1FIFTEENTH YEAR. EXETER, ONTARIO THURSDAY MARCH 2711902. O. H. SANDERS, EDITOR. OUR LIST OF GROCERIES! —Morton's Pine -apple in Syrup. Singapore grated Pine -apple. Canned Apples, Delhi Corn, Peas and Tomatoes, Niagara,. PICKLES. Ctrosse 4: Blackwell's; Heaton's; Williams Bros., Detroit; Canada Pickling Co's. Theee pickles range from 15e. to 35e. aud consist of Mixed, Chow Chow, Pearl onion. Sweet mixed and Ketchup. ANNED FISIL Kippered Hering, Ileigiugs in Tomato Same. Salmon-liaple Leaf; Viititag te; Lowe lideeeliarilines. CANNED MEATS Beef. Turkey, Chichen, Deck, Wel Loaf, Cottage Loaf, Mutt Loaf, B.REAKFAST FOODS. Shredded Whole Wheat, $oles Fheir:me Nut, Malt Breakfast food. TEAS A SPECIALTY. Saida, Joliet), Hyson, Celon Mixed. BISCUITS. • McCormick's Beet goods only. , char grocery stock is a, treat, cicala, complete, up to -date department. Thanking you tor past favors. • VcreelitWa,y School closes for the Easter holidays on Friday.--Blise Sera Shank, et De - trait, is visiting her parents here. -- The _concert given by the Methodist church oet Friday evening last, was highly successful in every. respect. The large audience, numbermg about two hundred, ntoyed the excellent program presented, which eensieted of solos, quartettes Choruses, recitations and dialogues, The latter twinging dowo the house. The proceeds were $97, exceeding the young peoples' ext pectations. We are sure should the choir again give a cOneert they will have at tame attendance, Ftertttlitttr • Robert- McKenzke of Fort William, h visiting friends and relatives Item - The debate at the R. T. of T's last meet - lug was decided in favor of the affirm, attve. The sulgeet was tefolved tit:it the present liceitse Inw is preferable to pt.:deletion as we can get. xt. The ;affirmative :side was, Wm.dlunteitb, 13. W. F. Beavers anal Chao. Monteith; the negative eide, Jas. '.11.eateith. Semi. Madge and W. Allieota.---W. Ward baught the large white owl that W. Kay shut last week and le hiving It :gutted and inounted.--Some of tbe farmtee have f tuned plowinge-If the muds continne drying to rapidly the silent steeds will saute be open them atgain. POPLESN& RDE2TOEGANRNem =Mirk on the three ileW bridges, the contreets tor Poet Office Block. ;i; I% were let th hy e board of road directors of the ectunty of Middlesex - and the twat inaproveineut committee At the ftweting of the directors of the South Huron Agricialtoral Kwitny, I:1!:1 Gt u --::, r.' t itirtiktY, MUM) loth, it was arranged to buld the fall completed by July 21. Thr 1S4 of May show in union with the Stephen and will bleb,. see the beginning of tb19. L.1 te The einnemet stipideles that tlw held on the fleet ei"onday auto coy limp mem he completed hy the Tuesday after the London Pair. it Was 15th of August, and that the South a also detidva to held the IIIIMIfil spring (ileum, by the bit eit September, pro. SWIM ibr entire stoek at, Bruce:field. on siding the wink is tun, completed with - Twain, April 15th. This is a few in the stipulated timet a. forfeit ot a days earlier than 11811111. This year, certain amount deity will be extracted aim) It has been deeided to make a DPW f Nun the centeeetota departure in respeet to the exhibition detente% The Settle classes will be WineheIsea exhibited as formerly, but this y.ear there will he nojudgmg be: the soewty Acetrtimr.-311N elbrtlham.,Herretill and no prim will he awnrded, ln. met 'mita it very pandin ace/omit IWO on Monday last, bv getting his left, eig0S,ST TO LOtioNt 4.11 Wehavelmlimiteet private fuzee for ie.- veetreent neon tarot or villages trorcrty, at teweet nue of intereet letcusee Ceseetxo. Barristers. etc.. Exeter.4 • P'r S' TO L 1 have% largo amonnt of Trivet° Pude to 10fin en fano and village rro ertivn at low rate:: ofinterest. "It*, F. W. OLAIOSA:4. Plrxioter. Mons Street Exeter . t,lreilee`e Cleat= 1 . neat Fe:ate-and Demure &ma 4 Raw alai tlitt.to rtenettles Iseueht and mid on 11 reaaonallte terns. Several dwelling Mures for tato. Lands in all parted Manitoba and the Ncrtlowest for tato. Sale Register- 711111SDAY, -Mouse and Lets In nee ur !carte, and noweeteet effects. the property el Won. Treble. tialent 26'elock. IL Druwa, duo:Ramer. WEDNESDAY, APD11.1.--Fann stOth and bugle- _monis, the property of Mr. ghot, Jones, 1.otil Con, 3, --rtilionte. Salo at 1 o'Clock. 11. Drown, Atrtioneer. SEM BARLEY FOR SALE, The undersigned ho.s atplantity et black barley for Sale-griaranteed clean. 'W. D. Saxons, Con. 3, Stephen, Motor, te 0. 110VSE AND LOT FOR iiALE. On Alexander street, Exeter North, a ane story frame house, containing 0 to01119. Tim lot contains 1 acre oflandon which areforty fruittrees, a goad wen, good location and emeentent to snots". For partic- ulars sleety 10 Mos, Jolene Dons on the prendsts, ar 11#. P. O. pASTURE TO LET. For horses and cattle on reasonalde terms. Stock to be taken on the ratteh at Lot L corner of Mon. dike Road and Stibben's side road, on and after April 14th, when a num will take ebarge of them dur- ing the season. For further particulars apply to, Go. WArrs, Thedford. • Wanted. We are prepared to offer a first-class contract to a good man to represent UStis Distriet Agent, resident, at Exeter. Applications giving references, will be treated confidentially if requested. Apply to thellead Office, Toronto or, Ono. R. tfaanurozr, Manager Western Ontario, London. Just Arrived THE New Soverign • Shoes --FOR— Spring and Summer. • T• he Latest Styles of Last and Toe. Also a choic. lot of Men'a and. Boy's Heaiy. Work shoes; at prices that will surprise cus- tomers. • Eggs taken in exchange, or 5 pa cent. off for cash On Boots and, Shoes. arness of all descrjptions always on hand. R. H. SWEET, Treble's Old Stand Zion The 1Vlisses Hiuds, of Elimville, have been affrund making up ladies gar- rnents. —George Jacques- has sold his favorite driver to Thos. Handford,while • F.Brock bought one from flat ry Redd; he also bought a buggy from E. Fletch- er, SsinsItine.—Quite a sensation was used m our school the other day by one of the boys attacking the teacher. --Mr. and Mrs. J. Kyle paid a flying visit to W. Coultis on Sunday. —M. Milliner and Miss Rodd; of Woodlitun, were the guests of Miss Mstrtha Jacques. --Ladies,remember the millinery open- ings of J. Roy, Woodham, on March 27 and 28. Into Entire Stock Meow - of Elgin Needy the 'tine:. day, will be commenced as early WS passible. It is prolietie that the Clandelesve bridge will It stetted fleet. it bevber to INA stead, tire people`wilt be permitted to judge for themselves as to the merits hand into a root Onliter, literally tear - of the animals shown. Insteinl of ing the top off the thumb and other - awarding prizes. the FneirtY will pay WiSe badly MI1491111= tlutt, ittemitcr, al t l euelf hors; exhibited, to pay es,.. PRESIANTATIO 01, --Mr. DaViti Wynn, peuses, partly because of the dissatis- wholhes been hiOng 4trul highly respect - faction with the judging and partly ect resident of this neigbborhood. On because pieties Viet receiving prizes ins departure for his new home in Exe. feel that to be beaten is an injury to tete was very kindly remembered on their horses, and rather than run the IN etinesdaY night of this Weelt by his risk they prefer not to show at all. Many friends and neighbors in the sec - The society, therefore, while desirous tem, wbo gathered at the church and a aftortling, them an opportunity to presented him with a beautiful eesy show their horses to the publie mid a chair, itccompanied by a well worded the saute time give the public: an op- agaves% testifying to the esteem in portnnity of seeing the horses in the which be is held. Mr* Wehm will be country,. decided to try this plan, as it much missed by bis minty friends here. removes the objections cm:Valued of extent, the object. for which the show --eleendey% end ate the same time servos, to fjome Bli Mr. Wm. Amos is engaged as Meek is held. We trust, therefore, that both at Mr. Trevethick's store. -Miss Neva horsemen and the public vill show Dale the millitier at Brinsley, is busy their appreciation of the efforts being Preparing the hats Inc tbe*Easter mil - made to meet their views and at the finery opening. -Moving seeins to be same time advance their interests by all the go. Mr. John Alawson, of the making a large turnout of both spec- 8th con. McGillivray, bats changed tators and horses. In the method el' faeces with his brotber,Williatre of the showing bulls there will be no change 10th, cone -Misses Jennings were the made. The usual very liberal prizes guests of Mrs.John Lewis Friday. -Mr. will be offered atnd awards wade by a W. Corbett treated the Br insley school competent judge as formerly. Here- scholars, to maple sugar on Friday.- tofore, however, bulls taking prizes Mts. John Lewis had a taffy party Fri - were required to serve a certain thne day evening and had a pleasant time. within the limits ot the society, but if -We hear that Charlie., of °mitten, they serve within the county they will caught the bird last week for the cage. not be eligible. It is hoped by this _wedding bells will soon be ringing. widening of the field that there will be -Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Corbett, of Cor- a, larger competition and a better show betvine, were the guests of Mr. and than ever before, Mrs, Thos. Gilberb,on Sendai. Eden Mr. and Mrs. Norman Switzer visite ed friends in Blowhard Inc it few days last week. -Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Davis and Miss Norma Dickens, of Saints - bury were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Coats on Sunday. -Mr. Malcolm •Dempsey, of Farquhar, visited friends here on Sunday.-IVIr. Will Coates, who has been sufferingfrore it severe i attack of sore throat, s recovering - Master Jimmy Blair is on the sick list. -Mr. Fred Luxton and son Bert visit- ed friends in Hibbert on Sunday.- MissBlanch Rook spent it few days with Mr. Jas. Neil, of Centralia, test oveek. VA= SOLD. -Ma. Thed Jones, who for many years has been a resident of this section, has disposed of his sixty acre farm to Mrs. eras. Wilson, near Exeter, the price paid bele* $3,400. Mr. Jones will retain possession of the honse till fall, but Mrs. Wilson takes imutediate possession of thaland. ' (Too late for last Week) The sudden change in the weather has put ft, stopto the syrupmaking and silenced the robbins n nd bluebirds for a titrie.—The Leagne purpose hold- ing a musical and literary program on Thursday evening, March .20th, A good time is in store for all who at- tend.—Miss Blanch Rook who hes been inIthe employ of Mr. T. G. Jones, of Winchelsea, for the past sie months has returned home. -Master Percy Caves, accompanied by his sisters, Misses Ida and Etha, visited their brother, Thomas,- of McGillivray on Sunday. -Mrs. J. Blair wiin has been on the sick list, is improving.—Mr. J. Blair,wito has been sick for SOMe time is still confined to the house.—Mr. Will Coates is on the sick list. GOOD HORSES SOLD.—Mr. Samuel Hicks, of the 2nd co»cession of T.Tsborne, sold three two-year-old heavy draught 'colts for the handsome sum of $417. The buyers were, 111r. John May and Henry Rowe, London Road, and Mr. eWin. Brock, Usborne. Who says good horses don't pay? , To cure a. cold in a night-ens:3 vapo-creao- iene. It has been used extensively during more than twenty -four years, All Druggists. Grand Bond Mr. Jos. Brenner is having his race course fitted. un for the summen-Mr. Henry Bossen berry intends putting up a new stable this spring. --11r. William Wilson, who hats been on the sick list for the past few months, is not likely to recover.—Mr. Ware Oliver is nut again, after being confined to his room for the winter. -Mr. Edward pill iu- tends erecting anew stable this spring. —Mr. Thomas Webb had a bee Mon- day shingling his house in Scotland.— A number of farmers intend commenc- ing seeding this week. -Pat. Murray, of Stratforchspent a, few days here last week.--Tbe Assessor of Bosanquet is again on his rounds. -Mr. John Rump - ford is in Sarnia.—Mr. John Speck - titan passed through here on his way to Port Frank one day last week. L—Mr. J. W. Holt left for Sarnia last week.— Mr. Wm. Lovie had a wood bee Tues- day. ' • Zurich Mr. and leire. M.Ehnes and child left on Wednesday for Spadervilie, Ohio, thinking the change will do Mr. Ehnes good as his health bile not been very good and no doubt Mrs. Ehnes will be glad to see her old native home.—Miss Laura 'Williams went to Loree to.visit her friends, Mr. and Mrs. Reid, on Thursday last and will remain for a few days.—There were twenty-four joined the W. O. T. U. after the lec- ture by Miss Wiggins. We hope there will be some good work done by the Society.—On Sunday last there !were six persons confirmed in the Lutheran church and on Sunday next will re- ceive Holy Communion and made members of the church. -31r. M. My- dinger bought, the property belonging to Mr. John Ilillabrotd, the latter go- ing to move to the 14 concession.—Mt. Zettle, of the Blind Line, purchased the property of Mr. M. Grous, the lat- ter leaviug ifor Michigan in the near future. --Mr. W. Hess has opened his bicycle shop Inc the Season.—There are -quite a numbei" in town 'entferiteg from bad colds. --Mr. W. More, of Kip - pen, was in towu on business Monday. 1 nitiva Mi. wm. Holt returned honer last week, after spending a, week with his son in Sarnia.—Mr. and Mrs. William C be . f C• dby, two weeks with their"son,of this place. Messrs. Alex. Nash and Allen Currie left for Nortb. Dakota last week. Allen will be miseea here as he Was a favor- ite with oh/ and yonng. We. wish him good Inek in bis new field of labor and hope to See lati SMUilltt ftle0 back in the fall. --Mr. l'huntel Barry bail a, plowing bee on Satiaday and as a result begot a. One lot ;•.', reaming donee -Mg Jantes McLeagese returned lenr.e from New Ontario. him says it is the country to go t0,----Nlt ',. JaIneS McLean is still on the sick le ‘. We hope to hear of log soon get:'g better.--Mre. Archy Me- Cormlek it, verr wade with not notch PrOSPeetgd i her getting bl.ttM—EVI. AentlY I'L lig is here and it. is certainly weleomeel 'ay sde - Vrediton J. O. ereenteir, IL A.. ffiesurriN (kifir,s fitanbuO r, ifor, Nang, l'onvq,ate 5.fonev L 441-4:Nvart, Oar. Mie and Mrs. Wm. Londe left for South Rieke", Perry Smith Diettiet. last Theo -Say, while be hes perches. ed a Milo:tins besine. elnecees --The Ladies Aid, of the Evangelical church had a surprise perty at the German pate:map last Fridtty even - Inge A very pleasant evening was speut all. ---A number of ourcitizens attended the Temperance Convention at Hensel! last Fildey.—Mesere. V. Zwicker S.Brown ship tea time quantity of elover seed to ' OrOMO I Friday. -Mies Lizzie Hillier returned Detrain 4M TiOlt-silay last af- ter vi.sit lee; livr ye netts lore for tattoo titne.—.M;e. debit Wised hes returned fremDettelt. We are glad to here that her leughter is reeavering from her memo 51inesiee eMle Claude 1.11nett ets t we rag HUM 4 occupied lay Mcleod lliaker.--Mteo McConnell. of Myth, spent last, Sun- day In the village, the guest of Mrs. Sallite$ litelgintee-Mr. Walter Clark. baS Made se hilia0 changes te the inter- ior of his etore and will now have more TOMO to attend to tho wants of the pnblie.---Mr. Levi Stahl is very III with rheumatic fever. We tenet he will some eeiwer, —Mr. and Mt. .d.tt ust Hill spent last Sunday iit Zoete n the guests et Iilie and Mrs. Chas. tereb, -Me, Jacob Iblist has returned front Sphering% ille after a pleasant Vita with relatives. Mr. Must intends go- ing to Gem:my in the uear future. - Mise Eare Sherritt spent Snmlay at her oloue Harpleye-Me. Ateandus Krause returned to his Immo itt West Point, Nebraska, on Monday, after visiting Mr. Thomas Yearly tor some time. was necompenied by his daughter, wbo will make her bottle with him in future. .Me. Barry Rap. ley, of Findlay, Ohio, was the guest of Miss Lewis last week. Special services will be held in the Evangelical church Easter Sundity.-Mrs. Danwl Oestrieelh er rettzrned from Tawistock, last Tues. day, after a, pleasant visit with her parents. S. S. ANS/VERSARY. -The annual Sabbath Scbool auniversary serviees will be held in the Methodist :thumb, bete, on Easter Sunday, March 31st. Rev. S. R. McVitty, of Deleware, and one of the rising men of Loudon Con- ference,will be the preacher of Lite day. Services at 10.30 a.m., and 7 p.m. A platform meeting will be held in the afternoon, beginning at 2.30. Addres- ses will be delivered by Mr. George Bloomfield, Brigden; Mr. Henry Hus- ton, Exeter, and Rev, S. R. McVitty. A. children's choir and orchestra will render special 'music. Special collec- tions, in behalf of the Sabbath School, will be taken up at all three services. A generous response is solicited. All parents and friends are cordially in- vited to the services. On Monday ev- ening the annual _entertainment, will be held in above..mentioned church, beginning at 8 peit. addresses will be delivered by Reeds. S. G. Litt, S.1. MoVitty and Mr. Geo. Bloomfield; al- so a content and special music by choir and orchestra will be rendered. Silver collection will be taken at the door in aid, of Sabbath School Fund. Everybody 'welcome. • liensall James Ward, of Winghttne has. tak- en a situation with Messrs. Brown & Clark.—Messrs. A. Whiteside and G. Ross left on Thursday last for the Soo, where sitaations await tberte—On Thnrsday last Mr. F. Kern, tbe popu- lar manager of the Molson's Bank here left the bank to assume a more impor- tant and responsible position,in anoth- er institution. During his two years residence here Mr. Karn has made many warm friends among the busi- ness men, who always found him cour- teous and obliging, one wboin it was always a•pleasere to transact business with: Re leaves Renseth with She hearty gond wishes of ont'astizens,who one and all hopegor him a very succeS- ful career. He is succeeded by Mr. Billiegs, who arrived the sameday and who comes very highly spoken of. He will occupy the dwelling counected with the Bank.—Mr: John., Shepherd made another shipment of live hogs Thursday, the price paid being $5.60. —Mr. Joe Case's little girl, Marion, who has been been on the sick list, is recovering.—The topic for the League on Sunday evening was "Our own for Christ" and was dealt with by Miss Annie Carli,sle.—Mrs. Webber, of Lon- don, Eng., is the guest of her son, W. Lancaster.—Mr. Henry Hooper was in Exeter last week.—Miss Nornia, the little daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Fergu- son, who has been seriously ill, is con- valescing.—Mr. Wood, who has been spending most of the winter here, at the home of Mr. A. IVIePherson, re- turned to his home in Dtmgannon last week. . TEINIPERA NCE CONVENTION.—A. Con- vention of the Temperance electors of the municipalities of South %Huron, was held in Miller's Hall, Hensall, lest Friday afternoon, beginning at two o'ciock. A good represeutation of the electorate was present. Rev. G. If. Lotag eeted tee chairtutto and Rev. R. I W. Knowlen Crediton, as secretary. After lengthy discussions, the follow.- ing evere selected a committee to wait upon the cendidates of both parties .11 4. cer 44114 Or i e °nerds prohibitiom-Rev. G. H. Long, Hem Pall. Mr. Alex. Mustard, Brucelield; I Mr.Wanless, Varna; Wm. Lev.le, oCfretdhiet°nani1‘111eri.pKagres 14r1-snee thorough CaltVos. Rev. So Long ted Preeident of Conveotion anal Vice - President eleeted front reepeetive tabula- lelpalities. Wised Ity Rev. L Wall- wirt, of Seatforth, seconded by Alex. ,Mnetarti. pruen field, that we. e Tenitieranee people of South Mown, appamt the, above nantEd einetturenee to wait :goo t eantlittlieS 10*. t w4t pi:Mimi pet ties mat ateeertain 1 t• VIPWS of ptetbiltititie and Freer.. writ-, ' ten pledgee to vote in fever el erobilti- tion, to the fell aeret Mined pewee. of province, anti if the ateetver ef both condi kites he v:Itir,rialtiry we tivelll oureelves free to vote for NvIteen we choose. and if the ateewer of only one „ he sittisfaetory we pledge hoe ow euire •, port, but it' tteit her answer be eatiefee. tory, that we place a tetuperanee eau- didate in the In tile meanwhile. that we attend the primaries and en. deavor by all proper means to seeure men nominated he the partleS in fever. of prollibitilm.- Carried. Convention 'closed to meet itt aetll of chair, R. W. If. nowieste Seen McKillop: efrerolln *Rawson, died ' on Monday, hexing eeaehed the goeel age of et; ye41'S, 13eceased had been in fading health Inc a long time and at the death °flier busbandotfew amain ago, it. was mit expected sbe would long survive biro. Tim family have been severely afflicted letely, faitber. Mother and daughter having pessed away all withitt a. few enooths 01 eaele other. • Clinton: There passed into erfeet 'tat -day,-, 44411t McKeown, one of the respected reel - dents of our town at the. age of 08 ,• years. Althoieelt she lead been to peer !, health far smite thew the na.-.4 came en. "..oted„ ;fate wee eg a quiet mad re-, thing dispeeition stud was loved ley tail who knee'v bee. The deceased bate her eselleringe with meet petit -nee mad teltrietlau resignatien. elletoe; otereette Cupp, etellet of • the leo,. Soule; repo. pee eel tiiiT,LiV tI. het Ilea venly 1111110 Weltlesii,4- te110,1tA age ef ,45 veer; et • o- s .1, ed awl how eister, 3/tirree who hatve both 1144•11 41.Sitionti Of town for 'gyeare. base heell liVillg to, for sometime. Her ;Leath was sniee rZl itt LP to many. Slle MO.', 11 Iliellther or Around About. rs. Mi'. Mark Claele rereiv. eel fzt Veri9 vet in hie feet etteean on Manday tef leek week. Kit Nat: Nrr. Juhn C.itnerets; has leased 141.- Fora naateher nt year • 10 Mr. 12:441.1 1it0,441' ntIld 1.0 hoentle inerliag tiiniteltell ter tiolthe Ttieltereataitia; Mr. Met MeKoy the Itt ronrr.:41ats, hues:eta Ide eiletere farm to Mr.litty Celdwell.ef thiseewie-ship. Tit priei' 10et'ivt'tI" ICIItiziPitit111".• 11- i it ith eurtense thet bitire to ehrentiele the thetth of the infant son of 3114 Seth Simpeon. The " child had a etwere :Meek of pneumonia and etiffertel the greategt of itgainiee until death releaeed him. On Wednes. il4navei-i!eAvening of hist week he paised, Seaforth: Mrs. James Lemuel met with an unfortunate accident Monday evening. When in front of Baldwin en Co's adore, he slipped tunl. fell. He put out his haml to save himself and. his full weiglit came un his left arins with the result that the bone was brok- en at the wrist. Tuckerstuith: Mrs. George Pavne, who resides with her daughter, :tire. James :McDowell, met with, a painful and serious accident one day recently. Site had the misfortune to slip and fall breaking at bone in her hip. As she is over 110 years of age, the accident is an the more Serious. Blansimrd: The sympathy of the entire community go out to Mr. and Mrs, Fred Arnold in the loss they have sustalued in the removal by the band of death of their bright little boy. Glee, at the early age of tour years, winch occurred at the family residence on the ltith concession, ott Sunday last. Baylield; Sas. Aikenheatil has pur- chased Mr. Hectoe Reid's farm, thid concession, Stanley for $0,575. It is it good farm with splendid buildings and a commodious brick house. Mr. Aik- enhead does not get possession until fall. Mr. Reid will have the present crop. There will be 350 acres of farm property Mr. Aikenhead holds in Stanley - St. Marys: Mr, Donald. McKenzie one of the best known and mostbighly esteemed residents of Blanshard town- ship died at his home on the River Road, about. two miles from here on Sunday morning. The deceased had been ill for about four weeks from some complication of thestomach. Be- sides his wife he leaves an only son to mourn his demiee. Clinton: Some are called upon to bear more affliction than ()tilers, Mrs. Howson has during the past fifteen months lost a, husband, a brother, a sister-in-law and now a sister, Mrs. Waterson, who was found dead in bed Taesday morning at her home in To- ronto. Deceased was a former resi- dent of Clinton and the remains were interred in the Clinton cemetery. Stanley: James Thatcher, the 13- menths-old son of Geo. Thatcher, of Hamilton, fell into a pail of scalding water Thursday and was so seriously scalded that he died from his injuries the same evening. The child's mother placed the pail of water on the floor where the little one was playing, and another boy coming in the door acci- clenOtlly knocked the little fellow into thepail of water. , Varna: John M. Hart, etre village blacksmith for the past two years, has sold out to E. Eph, Alyrner; who takes possession next week; the price paid was $1300. Mr. Hart purposes going to Seattle to reside; we are sorry to lose him, as lie was a goad s-ind oblig- ing neighbor., Since coming here he has naidehosts of friends, , who wish him every success in his new home in the far west. Mr. Hart will haye a sale shortly, of which due notice will be given. Goclerich: After an illness extending over four months,. Mrs. Cosford passed away 'on Friday e'vening last. She had reached the eeventyounth year ofa good and lisefril life. Not alone in Gee- erich, bit in many other places through- out Ontario Where she had lived and, lab5red with her late husband, the news of her death will be received with the feeling of the loss of a good and true friend. The deceased was born in 1823 in the town of, Whitchurch,York come. ty. Mr. Cosford died in 1892, and four years ego Mrs... Cosford came to live with her daughter, Mrs. Ceeo..Achesom itt G-oderiele She is survived: be.- one son and four daughters. the if Auglican chureh and etas highly' it. 1 410'.2t WitivIll resulted fatally ereourreil epeeted hy .111 who knew her. Colltortte: A very distressing mei- ' loge nu Wedneetley at Mr. H. YoueeSs 1 3h.'il1At.t1 cow:Vt.:shoo. There WaS a Awe ' in the beelt :mil everything went well • moll nee eft:gelato evhea the wol event leappencil tfl, iir4,S1OF atAtneF.SkTititd fAnt of etr. Yemen. .1, 17rge tree bad Levu eat at the tratuk, (0 111111 it etritele a. , smell one and in relimatrolhge *eruct hint eel:le-log 3 fraetnre ait tette el the stuff. ile lit a1 until elatett tete o'eek Timreday morning. Itheimtiville: The caultiolafrAnfileta? 44 Ib?.. 11^,tilth Id „:112`. rilAnigaH 8,e11ter WIS. 501 emptier .4; twiny, foe althattigh In' hul !woo ailing' Mare or Iet.is fi31110, tilt' th St II if the e varhis eritleal ragaii. It imp 143im vililY LULA.% Il 10 t1O, COliily itod immediate frieutle. in fact Ile waS :aide to he iazttibliti MIR ili. itigial 3 1:0111). It* oli' dill.) ti 1.01 hi .. alt.iII hi, 11** ilittlyraelb, et; t he offr Of ia :1;e:1114. (tvets Mt years ago) he settled on a farm in MeKillop ;and on whieli he vontitaittil tit reside until a, few menthe ago Wilell he left the fate,' to 116$u11 and eame here to reeide. Diablulph: She John Kennedy died et his borne on the Iltlt lettuces -lion. on Thine:they, after an illnes.s extending over Hee days. On the Het neday prey - Elms to his death he, with his FOdi, Jo- si'ph, delivered a load of hey in Olean- ; ton. and after going home Thought in ' 1 some pototoes from at pit. In the er- . ening Ile was :Oriel:en with pneumonia whit.)). terminated in hie death on the above day. Mr. Kennedy was a bitten - dui specimen in physique, standing about six feet, two inches in height and taunt in splendid proportion, untl weighing two handled told thirty -live pound. Everyone who knew bun could scarcely comprehend how dis- ease could destroy such n eonstitittion in such a short period of time. He was a man perfectly honest, in his dealings, a Roman C Allelic religiou and a most ardent liberal in politics. He leaves behold him to tootirn theloss of a loving father, two sons and three daughters. FOUND DROWNED. Port Hope,Mitech 21.-Th6af !eructate Edward Hughes, while looking along the lake shore, discovered the hody of a man washed up cm the shore opposite Port Britain. It was at Hest thought to be the bode- of Williant Douglas, who was drowned here on March 12, but on being brought into town it proved to be the body of an unknown mite apparently about fortyyeas of i age, and 5 feet, 10 inches n height. The body WAS uude, every thread of clothing being gone with the exception of a pair of gaiter boots, with heavy halfsoles. The body evidently bad been in the water a long time, as there is not a sign of hair on the head or fate and is in a bad state of decomposition. The coroner gave orders for the body to be buried. No SUBSTITUTE for "The D. & L. 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