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TI RSDA.T. NOV. 8, '06
NOTE AND CO13I.M1 EIKTS
The Privy Council hats decided that
all teachers. of Separate Schools in On-
tario shall he required toqualify ac-
cording to the requirements of the
School Act.- Some time will elapse be-
fore they become qualified.
* *
Liberal lawyers ofToronto are asking
that investigation be made of the Con-
servative methods. If sufficient evi-
dence can be brought forward to' war-
rant such,an investigation it certainly
should be done, • Crookedness in elec-
tion methods should be unearthed no'
matter where"the fault is nor who is
shown.'up in his true colors. Then,
there iso one step further to go—the
guilty should be punished. , ,
The death of John Corbett of 'Cor-
bett Village, McGillivray, recalls the
fact that Biddulph and McGillivray at
one time were townships in Huron
County, and' that their., withdrawal.
was mainly.due to his efforts. . Id 1865
McGillivray. made a request to the
Bounty council for the loan of a certain
sum ; of money for gravelling <: roads.
This was refused and Mr. Corbett' de-
elated that they would leave Huron
County.An'aagtation was commenced
which resulted in the separation of
McGillivray and Biddulph from Huron
county and their annexation to Mid-
dlesex.
Clandeboye.
Mrs. N. J. Mcllhargy of Hamilton is
a pleasant visitor in our midst.—Hal-
loween paaesed .offvery quietly, no
tricksbeing played but try the small
boy. -=After a two monthsabsence in
the west, Dr. Jones has returned to
town.—A.O'Dwyer is busy shlpping
' sugar beets these days., He has about
'eight acres.—The fine weather of the
past few days bus been taken advant-
age of by the farmers who are busy
with their•mnangolds, -turnips ,incl sug-
ar beets. -F. E. K'estle was in London
( last week. -Jas. Mcllhargy of Edteon-
' ton is in town renewing old acquaint=
ances. His many friends are pleased
to see hire.—Mrs. Eli Bice has return
froth her visit to Detroit.--S.•C.Sehown
has returned from his visit to Kings-
ton.—Chas. Cunningham. of Loudon
was home last week on, a . visit.. --Geo.
Simpson is recovering' from his recent.
illness, which will be learned with
pleasure by his many` friends.—Mr.
and Mrs.`Culbert of Vassar, Mich,,'a.re
spending several weeks here.-virs and
Bars, .John Coarsey of Detroit are vis -
Ring friends around the village. —A,
number from here attended the bus-
quet held in the Orange Hall, Lucan.
on Nov. 5th. All report a good time.
—We are pleased to see Mr, W. Olin-
'nringham bale ti) be around again after
his recent iilnesn.-•-Mr. aria Mrs. A. E.
-Cunningham of Crediton spent Sun-
day here —Several�from here drove
over to Dinah Sunday to hear Mr..
Ilodge of Mitchell give an account of
his trip through the Holy Land. It
was listened to with ranch interest.--
E.
interest.-E. Simpson staid O. Marlton spent Sun -
dee in VO,
L.La.eaLLn�4:47.11.`, 4N4 bZY, '74'l( eC
se ��.�v11" .LL. 4�4. g4R. MJI
Ql4} Wt-,tho
'` ..1�1� j 4. o,:th et ease L UGor.
tanklay evening. Er.
and i ' lie. Millet. ur itD.a feinible„ left
hove abeunt r yveu-a reeethe ago for thole
new home in the North ` "eet, and
eineo that tinny, i%lan Muller wras in good
health until el e ete two nneeetlae ago
when ehe went to talon aware of her ring
tOr, 1n°s. kiea ll air, lesho byes in Coal.
gavy. W''hile tli ore sho contracted ty-
phoid fever, wheneup ett she returned.
to her Bolero l4ant was ,only the=re a
nhor.t tuns when death overtook herr
sheq�passing a -aiy on October 29th,
Deceased ware of a bright and jovial
dis osition, was well liked by all who
had the pleasure of her acquaintance.
She leaves a husband aiid four child-
ren—two sons and two daughters.
Mrs. Miller was a daanghter of Mr, and
Mrs. R. Clark of Mooresville. The
sympathy of the counnmunity Is extend-
ed to the sorrowing husband and faxen-
ly and also to the parents, who only a
little over a year ago lost another
daughter, Mrs. J, T. Simpson.
JDashwooU
Mr. G. Brown. of Orediton occupied
the pulpit in the Evangelical church
Sunday in place of Rev''Eidt whin
preached in Crediton. --On Thursday
last as Master Leonard Kellerman was
playing with some other boys at the
school here he had the misfortune to
dislocate bis arm at the elbow. Len.
has 'since carried his arm in a sing. --
Mr and Mrs, Andrew Truenener of
Petroleu are at present visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Wm, Shrum,—Rev. L.
K. Eidt was in London Monday.—Mr.
Fred Wells has moved his family and
household • effects to Exeter.--Mr.Alex.
Zimmer bus had a foundation built
under hieeJitchen.—Hallowe'en passed
off very quiet13 in our village with the
exceptionof a few small boys remov-
ing -some gates.—Mr. August Waalper
has disposed of his farm to Mr. Henry
Restemeyerd--Messrs. Ehlers and Eidt
shipped a car of flour on Friday. --Mr,
By., Willert _ shipped a car of hogs
frorn the Exeter station Tuesday.—
The recent spell of fine weather is wel-
come by all, and• more especially a by
those who shill have ploughing to do.
_Vee believe ie the theory of fair -play
to all, that's why we mention. this. In
last Week's • correspondence there ap-
peared some items which we knew
nothing of till we saw,them in print.
Now in all fairness to us such items
should.aippear under the bead "Froin
another source." It is not all pleasure
to write up news for a weekly, yet . we
are quite willing to take any rebuff
for anything we do in this Ione, but
don't want to be barked ' at for that
which we did not do.
Thus cried the hair. .And a
kind neighbor earn* to the res.
cue with a ,,.bottle of Ayer's
Hair Vigor. The hair was
saved! This was beeause
Ayer's Hair Vigor is a regular
hair medial ler Falling, hair is
caused by, a germ, ,,and• this
medicine completely destroys
these germs% Then the healthy
scalp glue, rich, healthy hair`
Thebe et kiwi of axe st monlaicl—
" 1 1d for over l ty 'ears,"
tt�►►,T. fir. A 0th=, 7.01941111, X( .
4tser x al atewers or
ALLEGED MISSTATEMENT. -- W e are
iri receipt of a letter from Mr. Reuben
Goetz, which states that the 'state-
latent made last week in the report of
an accident that he had stopped to fix
his•haarnessis a misstatement and an
injustice to him. He wished to have
the statement corrected and we there-
fore publish hisdenial that he had
stopped to fix his harness. Even -had
he done so no blame could possibly be
attached to cine who stopped on the
road for such a purpose. --Elation.
LrTTLI ONE DIES --On Sunday ev-
ening about 11 o'clock tittleAlvin Birk
passed to.I,iis rewaad:after au illness of
only alereir hours at the age of Y- year,
7 monthsand 9 days. This is a great
shock to the -family and friends, asalte
little fellow partook of his supper as
usual on Saturday night and after
playing around waa put to rest for the
night with no sign of anything wrong.
At. 12 oelock be became uneasy and
gradually grew worse till called to -his
long home. He willbe mu.eh missed
in the hone as he was of such a kind.
and loving dispositien as to make hint
a general favorite. The sorrow strick-
en, parents have our most sincere sym-
pathy in their hour of trial. The re-
mains were laid to rest in the Goshen
Linecemetery on Wednesday mottl-
ing, Rev. Eidt officiating. We come
trend the•friends to flan: who rurleth
all things, and rest fissured` that for
every wound he will prepare a healing
bal rn.
OBITUARY. -Again we are ,called
upon to record the death of a member
of Mr. John Winkenweder's family,
owingto the demise of another daugh-
ter, Melinda, which sad event occurred
on Sunday evening after a few weeks'
illness of typhoid fever. ;The young
lady was, 32 years of age. Deep sym-
pathy is felt for this unfortunate fem.
ily;, three of whom have gone to their
eternal hone within • the last few
weeks`ail.of the same disease, and oth-
ers are still very ill of the same trou-
ble. Of this young lady it..;may be said
that she was. always a geneiaal:favorite
and highly esteemed. The greatest of
(Are bus been given the patients lin
heir illness and all that tnedicaalsci
nee tend( do was done, but the fever
°seeaaas to be of a very virulent type
and impossible toovercoine. The fun-
eral took place to the Goshen Line
cemetery on Tuesday, the remains be-
ing fnllowed by many , sympathizing
friends.
Drava a or MRs. _SeuetneT.—There
passed peacefully away at her home
on the l.2th concession of Stephen, on.
Friday morning last, another ' of the
township pioneer settlers, ite the per-
son of Elizabeth Schmidt, relict of the
late John Schmidt. The deceased bus
bee* ailing for several ye'atrs and on
different occasions her life has been
dispaiired of,but the trouble would pass
away and shortly she would be around
again apparently as well as ever. This
time, however, the nature of her trims
ble WAS more serious and : the grim
mmnet.er peeforined its deadly work.
On October2dth the deceased had driy-
en to 1) shwnod acid while shopping
at Me, Kt•llermaan'e Wats taaW sudden-
ly M. 'She was removed to they home
of M reroe. Eidt where she received the
kind attention of the household. Re.
covering eonaewhaF;t site was removed
to het' hoiiw where iku'dieal aid wee
summoned, 1)U(. notwithstanding the
Best 0.00 1111(1 attention and the skit -
fill treatment of her ihysieiaan, ' she
seeowxlhed to the deardl effects of her
trOTi))lO. Mae. Schmidt was a native
of (te eimnamiiy and ween i tong the early
settlers of tit townehi . Being of a.
kindly diapo 'ition she numbered heti
and axe in. laand h i' death will lee
deepiy regr�e ted by all Her lilt bard:
pred'e'ceased her aalaou eevenyear,.She leavesto rheum her demise two
limits and t wo daughters—Henry, fenry, i alis
end May of Stephen and Mrs. Wm.
tali ;
faceis of London.` . The' funeral took
pI tee Sutrdtief to the Lutheran eeemet
i,E14ulaaa '; tee a ;eveday a ,ago
��hr,lted Int ginc�1Mla haviiadaxy, 11�� rE "a�tiAl
halo and. /warty end laac nil.aiav ]iiia ca4ie
tenet h' :nay be tpaar(d tc' c r,joy many
,
Inn()
1ain°thcl.i P.—A Vier rslp ia,daung the
pet 011taliIlleV ill M50 Viciinity. Mrs, la
no)itf't het week for her home in
Cavalier, N..1 .—.ila y t oanta.°il mote on
Saxtann•ctca,y, Nov. nt.—