The Exeter Times, 1889-7-25, Page 1f'""'
C�kismith 4. Hall!
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WA'I'CIIES,--
CLOCKS,- •
.1 III WlilLRY,
SILVERW- ARE,-
-AND SPECTACLES.
• UNEQUALLED VALUE.
aairPe rso nal attention given to repairing of
\vetches, clocks and jewelry:
, 0. REICHENI3AOH,
Opposite Post °Moe, PARKHILL.
LEG.e.L
• ,
1 H. DICKSON, Barrister, Soli -
..4 • cater ef Supreme Court,NotaryPublic
Couveyancei Get:mita:dozier, . Money to,
Chloe in Panson's Block, Exeter ,
P. COLLINS,
AA)
Barrister, &InciI
ter Conveyancer, JAC.
liXETER, - ONT.
0 faceRaniwell'aBlock 17tall'a old. office.)
ARMOUR W. FOltll,
Solieitor in the Supreme Court of Ontario,
Co nye yaneer,Commi seioueri Sic. Special
attention given to the collection of claims in
the United States. Patents procured, money
be loan et lowest rates. Otlioe Opera House
Block,St,Marys Ont.
ELLIOT & ELLIOT,.
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
Conveyancers &c, &c.
ta''Money to Loan at Lowest Rates of
interest.
OFFICE, -Mfl- STREET, EXETER.
B. V. ELLIOT. J. ELLIOT.
eiENTAL.
Ta L. BILLING'S, .
OFFICE: over 07.1rE1L'S Bank
Nitrous Oxide Gas for Painless Extraction.
TA- KINSMAN ,DENTIST.L,.D.S
•
Samwell's Block, Main-st, Exeter,
Extraets Teeth without paint
by giving Vegetable Vapor. Gold
Pilings and all other dental
work the best possible. Goes
to BIM= ON litet Thursday In
•each month: "
MEDICAL
W. BitOWNING M. D. , M. (3
te • P. S ,Gradult te Vic toriaTtnivers ity.Office
, diresideuce,'Dominio pia% borator v B xe ter
T)R. SYNDMAN, coroner for the
County of Huron. ()Moe, opposite Mr.
id.7 Carling's store , Exeter.
mintt B... J. A. ROLLIN n , M. 0 . P. S
or
,, - .
o . ulace, Main S.r.Bxetei3Ont .Besidon
rn,
lie houserecently occupied by P . McPhillips,
arao Esq.
re'
AUCTIONEERS.
ENIt/ EMBER, Licensed Auc-
tioneer for Flay, S tophen, and McGilli-
rr ay:Townships t SaleS eon ducted atmodera fa
rates. Oilice-AtPost-offiee,Crediton,Ont.
TORN GILL, Anationeer for the
eJ Townships of Stephen, Ray and. Usborne
and the Village of _Exeter. All saleaprometly
attended, and satisfaetion guaranteed. Sales
arranged at this office.
VE-TBRINARY.
Tennent & Tennent
VETERINARY SURGEONS,
ratluates of the 0 tariO Veterinary College
OFE/OE : One door South of Town Hall.
MONEY TO LOAN.
ONE/ TO LOAN AT 6 AND 64 -
per cent, 825,003 Private Funds. Best
Loaning Companies represented.
L.H. DICESON,
• Barrister,Exeter,
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•INSURANCE .
WATERLOO MUTUAL
-A. FIRE INSURANCE CO .
Established in 1863.
HEAD OFFICE - • WATERLOO, ONT.
This corny -any has been over Eighteen
mare insueoessfui operation in Western On-
htt.rioontinues to insure againstloss or
damage by Pire,Buildings,Merehandiste,Man-
ufactortes,andeli otherdescriptionsoftinsur-
abae property. . Intending insurers have the
option of insurin g on the Premium Note or
Cash System
Eurirag the past ton years tbis Company
has issue d 57,096 Policies, coverin g property
o thes,mouut of '340,873,038 ;and paid inloss-
es a toneea0e,152,00
•AssetS, $176,100.00, consisting o f Cash
n. death, GoyerrimentDeposit,and the unties-
essodPr emiurni Notesonhandandin force. J
W WiinM D. Pr eside C . 51. TATrielt,
seoretary. ,7.8 Htromasjusnector. CHAS:
.N ELL Agentt or Exoterandvieinity.
,A.117ai OlgIeTSD31
Itt EDUCATION 25 A COURSE IN THE BUSINESS:
Shorthand, English, Poamennhip, GON2all &EloOntion,
or Methane:al Drewing Departmentt of' the
!Detroit Business university.
NirILLUSTAATED CATALOGUE FREL1R2
• CENTRAL
Barber Sht)p,
FANSON'S BLOCE.
A. Hastings, Prop
Saving and Hat cutting% the, latest etyles
the art. •• •
• Every attentiolapaid to cutting
Ladies ana &en' s Hair.
EXETEIL
'AND HTJRON & NCIDDUS)EX. 6-AZETTE.
"HEW TO THE LINE, LET TEE.CHIPS FALL WHERE TEEY MAY
'VOL. XVI. NO: 47. EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 25th, 1889.
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KIRK TON
A large and well 'assorted
stock of General DryGoods,
Millinary, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Groceries, Crockery,
Classware, Wallpaper, Sta-
tionary, Paints, Oils, Grlass,
Putty, Nails, Books, Salt,
Boot jacks, and everything
kept la a B.rst.class Store.
The 'Whole Stook will be sold in lets to
suit yon. Come and get a lot, the price will
suit you; it will make your wife and child-
ren glad, your sons end daughters happy,
and general oontentment will. prevail in
the whole fatnilY•
Highest prices for Butter and Eggs.
Yours truly,
DOUPE & CO.
--STONEMAN'S—
Jewelry Store
• HENSALL, ONT.
IS THE BEST PLACE TO BUY
• Watches,
Clocks,
• Jewelery,
Silverware
Spectacles,
Stationery,
School Books •
Fancy Goods,
Musical Instruinents.
9. full line of Spauldings
Bats and balls on hand
We make a specialtjr of Watch ana
ewelry repairing -All work guaranteed`
Our Motto -Neat, Prompt and re-
liable. •
Storm:masa,
HENSALL, ONT
ilruLt STOL!
YOUNG & KER
Have their Hardware and
Tinware Store full of
the various staple
. articles,
You °mainly your Herdwate, Tinware.,
Paints, Oils. Machine Oils, Castor Oil,
Wire, Glass, and. Baby Carriages cheaper
from us than anywhere else in this section.
• A call will convince you of this fact.
NAILS at the low'est rates.
• Sewing Machine Needles
&cat the closest bargaing.
We sell cheap and take.
a pride in letting our .cus-
tomers know of it.
Lawrence's Spectacles, &e.
TOUR gKEBL
Crediton, June 171h, 1889.
The Largest
THE BEST,
• TRE NICEST,
THE SWEETEST
—Assortment of -
Confectionery
IN TOWN.
JUST IN, & FaffiSH.
Away down in Price.
FOLLICIK'S
Bread, Bunts, Cakes, and all kin& Of Pa t
ty, still take the lead,
•
Headquarters for Confection-
ery at
FOLLICE'S,
MAIN -ST., EXETER
,
HIGH CI:I001.1 ENTRApOE EXAMINATIONS.
The 'results of Entrance Exandnetions forte Inspectorate of West Huron are given
,
below. Tee total Dumber of marks for the Threat Subjects is 735, the number re-
quired to pass is 367 and one-third in each aubject. 'Those ,rebbnimended have obtained
over :367 marks but haye fallen below one-third in some sulaiepta The marks of those
who have failed will be sent to the teachas by the-Inspeceor. „
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Andrews Martha .....
Ball Winnie
Pulord Lizzie
Strang, Pearl
Saunders, Alice..
Tiohborne, Maggie
Cox, Benson
Fritzley, Jonathan
Horton, Joseph
McCraw, John ..... . .
Morton, Robert
Price, Willie
Pasmore, Char'es
Reid, Wesley........ „
Robertson, Willie
Robertson, Warner........
Williams'Graham. ...... .
Humber, Charles-.
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Hawkins Alice....348950.... 3. S. Ng 1. Ashfield .... Miss .Annie Burrows
McMurchy Jennie ..... ... „418, , S. S. No 3. 't .... Miss Jennie Cowan
McKenzie, Donald A .... ..491.. S. S. No 15. " • • • . John McRae. ....
McDonitld, Malcolrii.... .. ..49$..j ' " • • • • " • • • ... • •
'Matheson, Roderick.. .... ..446.. " r.
Stephens, Willie ..... ..... 1..423.. S. S. No 7, Colborne.... Miss F A Holmes...
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Morris, Archie
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Hauch, Rosa •
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Ilorto'James
Reddy, Nelson....
Reddy, Norman
Matchell Frank .......
Swan John.
Tipp, John. .
Robinson-, Mary...-.
Teald Cassie. ..
Bagshaw, ....
Shopton Edmond....
Douglas, Johu
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EXETER.
S. 8 No 1. Tuckersmith
S. S No 3. Hay ........
S. S No 7. "
5. 8 No 1 Usborne
Ben Srnilie .........•..
Geo Brown ..... r'a
Sam J Latta
Wm McKay ........
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El 8 No 5. McGillivray.. Alex Todd
5 8 No 3. Stephen A W Hotham
S 5 No 9. Hay& Stanley R R Ross
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S 8 No 5 • Ueborne Alex. Fowlie •
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RECOMMENDED.
Tienme Love, 386, S, S. No, 8 Stephen, Fea,nte Turner teacher ; Edith Steinbach,
No. 7, Hay, 403, S. J. Latta, teacher ;' John A. Curry, No. 3,ellay, 370, Geo Brown,
•teacher ; •
a6616116110.661.
Hensel!,
(Too late for. last 2veolc.)
• BUTErs.--Miss 'Phillip of Bayfield, who
has been visiting at Mrs. R. Morrison's, re
turned to her home on 'Friday last. -Bey.
Mr. Craig, of Clinton, exchanged pulpits
with Rev. Mr: •Bridgeman of this place,
last Sundt:T.-Trade is quiet here just now
• owing to the &moors being busy haying. --
Raspberries appear to be plentiful if we may
judge by the quantities being brought M
daily. -Mr. A. Johnston took filet money
with the mare, "Bella Roe," in the three
minutetrot at St. Marys Friday last and
third in the 2.45 olass with “Tom Burke."
•Mr. T. McLean shipped two carloads of
• fine cattle from this station on Seturclay
last. --The funeral of the hie Wm. Wood,
• sr., of ITsb,orne took place on Tuesday last
to the Etodgerville cemetery and •was at-
tended by a large concourse of ft lends and
relatives.
Biers. -Rev Mr, Wilson of" Exeter
preached both afternoon and evening in
the Methodist church here last Sabbath.
and was well liked by all who heard hint.
-Mr Diehl, a student, of Huron College,
officiated in St Paul's church hero last
un ay morning. --Mr: E R Evans went to
Riucardine on Saturday last. We hope
he sojourn by the lake will improve his
health, whigh has not been very good late -
I. Ever 0, who has been visiting
friends in St Marys returned home on
Monday last -Miss Davis, of Aylmer,who
has been visiting her brother, W C Davis
of this place returned on Monday last.-
' Miss Kate floclos of Kincardine. who
hes been visitiqtfriends here returned
home on Saturday. -Miss B. Hedging of
Kincardine is visiting fiends here at
present. Mr Fred Smallacombe is visiting
at home hero. --Mrs Charles Stacey and
-family left here on Tuesday to join her
husband at Carberry, Manitoba. ---Our
path -masters this, year are doing a grand
work in putting down sidewalks and arose
nage.
Corbett.
Buntes.-Mr. John Grieve has had
another well bored. He got water about
eight inches in the rock which rose to
within a few feet of the surface. --Mr. jag.
Gardner got a, long piece of gravelling done
on the 22nd Considering the anal amount
of money &anted by that council. They
should nOblesitate , granting about $100
more 4iich %Veda complete that leng.
dreaded piece. of road in the muddy times
of the year, -Quite a number of farmers
have` been drawing salt from Exeter for
their stook and hay. Theygot gooa alarm
holt for $1.50 per ton•
A FAMILY A.FPAIR.
Wo have Ivied Fowierar Extract of Wild
Strawberry ih our fantily of six Pentane
dierirtg ttectIve years, and,iu all eased of
diarrhoea, Sunithor rnnplaints, etc.,, it
never /trite to cure. ThitiValbrible Medicine
should be on hand in oVility' 'lb:Attie, Mrs.
Anuit ilailear Orris
OHISELEURST
BRIEPS.-Mr. B. Dalrymple was badly
hurt the other day by a scantling falling
• on him while working in the barn. It
struck him a glancing blow on the arm
otherwise it would have broken ia-Hay-
ing is again a thing of the past and the
farmers are busy preparing for tile harvest
which is coming on fast. -Tee 3 -months.
old child of Mrs Bell died suddenty on
Friday night, after a few hours' illness. -
Mr J Fitzgerald has been almost crippled
with rheumatism ever since his trip to the
• lake, where he got wet. --Two young ladies
while going to ohurch the other Sunday
were met by a youth, who, after a short
conversation persuaded them to go home
a,gain. After going a short distance the
trio was met by a matronly lady of consid.
erable experience. She advised the young-
•er lady to •accompany her to church and
allow the other twu to spend the afternoon
by themselves.
Mount Oarr• ael.
Farmers in this vicinity are about
through with hay -making and have begun
cutting their wheat and barlev.--Scholars
who lave been attending High School in
the neighboring towns have returnedj to
spend their holidaya.-Hr. Dan Regan
held hie barn raising on Thursday last.
The crowd was small, but they worked
bravely and succeeded in getting the build-
ing up before the rain commenced. Mr. P.
McLachlan and J. Doyle called sides for a
race, and although the latter had all the
big duffers, strange to say he was beaten.
-Mr, Patrick Hall is (pith a mechanist, he
almost eucceeded in getting up a binding
truck the other day. -We are glad to re-
port that Mr. Cornenus O'Brien has re.
covered from a severe fit of sickness, and is
nowable to work. -Mr • Joseph a laviii has
just completecl hie new barn. It con-
tains many of the modern improvements
and may be oonsidered a model for parties
who intend building, Tee next step 36
take Joe, is to get: the woman and -settle
down,. --On Friday last Mr. A. t,Lettry's
team, while hitched to a plough. ran tianly,
They soon freed, theineelvea from it and
rat againet a tree, seriously injuring one
hones.
W. R. Anderson, of the firm of Auder.
goy et Anderson, of London, With wheat
the Dominion Goverement has entered it.
to the new Mail ecestraoi for the Atlantic
fast service, left for New York this after-
noon. He expects to be ready to dem-
mance operations in two years but will
perform partially the weekly service in
eighteen menthe. The firm' will begirt at
onoe to buila four steadiers.
A little eleven ye/wet:11cl datigeter of Mr,
:An Atkinson; who lives On the l'atterson
farm, York road, Geelteb, Met with a aerierIS
aceident Saturday Morning, She was
standing neer yoting colt when it kicked
her in the forehead, denting a double frac.
tut
Joe= WHITE & SONS
Publishers wed Proprietors
Kippen.
--
ROBBERY. -011 the llth bust a well,
dressed tramp went into Mr Geo lair's, at
RiPpen, and stole a watch '• he went fur-
ther down end Stole atiother from Mr.
Thompson, near Elensall, He then (took
one to Henson, and got a glass put into it,
since which time he hie not been seen.
Bniere.--Thetuany friends of Mr, Hugh
McGregor, who Ilea been dangerously ill
for some time, wilt be glad to learn that
he is on the road to reeuvery.-Mrs R.
Coats and Miss Dinsley, of C/inton, guests
of Miss Annie McMordie, have returned
hotne.---Ur L. M. Plewee is 130W enjoyiug
vacation, after having attended a term at
Stratford 13118113e52 Oollege.-Ye pedagogues
of Itippen and thereabouts are home en-
joying vocation ankinay be seen promen.
ading gaily homeward from church moon-
•
evenings.
Fullartort.
Mr, James Rogers, of Bond Head, is
spending his holidays at home.
Our new Physician, Dr. Armstrong, is
becoming very popular, and the village is
to be congratulated on having so worthy a.
successor to Dr. Day.
Mr. H. Coditice and Mr. J. W. Woodley
have both returned frora their trip to Eng -
•land. • The former contented himself with
viewing the sights of London aud returned
via Quebec, Mr. Woodley, however, in
addition to doing London and visiting
relatives in the west of England, took m
the Paris exhibition and returned by way
of New York and Niagara.
At the entrance examination, St. Marys,
High School, the &Bowing candiaates from
Fullerton passed : Wm. Brooke, S. S.,
No. 1. 518; Harry Detwiller, S. S. No. 1,
517; Willie McMaster, S: 5. No. 1, 468.
The maximun number of marls was 735,
and each candidata was required to make
367, in order to pass. •
Credrton.
(Crowded out last week)
OBIT. --On Sunday morning last Mr
G. Geiser, after several months of su
mg and pain, wee released by the
hand of death. She had been suffe
intensely from a species of blood poise
and everything was done for her w
human aid could do a but to no avail.
lady with her husband wee one of the
nears of this section and together they
seen their hard labor of the backer°
days richly rewarded. She leaves a
band and eleven children most of w
are married to inouri their loss.
funeral whioh on:Wednesday was
lafgery attended:
Mons Amen nese BLL. -On Tuesday
the school base ball team from here wen
Zurich to play a friendly game with
school olub there. The little fellows h
ever, were not sucoesseful in downing t
opponents but it was no fault of the
Tbe grounds were rough%whioh favored
Zurich boys somewhat to having been u
them. On the whole the boys did well a
especially at the bat. After the ga
kbey were given their sappers and elm
as much attention as if they were prof
eionals and are now loud in praise of
"Cornstalks." They hope to be able
return the compliment shortly. Score,
to 18, in favor of Zurich. Ben Eilb
umpire.
Bantre.---leriseEwald of London, is pa
Ing her brother a short vitit.-Mt. Jo
Switzer who has been spending a few wee
at home left for Exeter North to ooramen
the season work:in the flax mill there. -
Monday avg. last a number of the you
men interested in base ball met in 1311
hall and organized a club to be known a
"The Crediton Stars," they elected ttte fo
lowing Officers :-Pres. Dr. T. o
Com. Wm, H Wenzel, C. Kibler, H. Eilb
and Aug, Switzer; Treas. Sena E. Amo
Seciy. Ben Either. The boys are now fully
organized and have ordered a complete out-
fit, the only drawback being a field to prac-
tice in. They are however, negotiating for
a field handy to the village belonging to Mr
S. Hill on which they intend to put a track
and also use it as a perraaneut ball ground.
-Mr. Atig. Rill of the Central has been
rather unforinnate in losing twelve oanariee
seven of which were singers. -Berry pick-
ing has commenced and jaciging by the
quantity offered for sale they must be very
plentiful.
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13mers.--Mr. Geo. Smith has returned
from Fonthill, where'he has been working
since Feb. last. He leaves on Friday for
Sebeivaing, Mich., to work for Mr. John
Brown. -Mr Win, Hoffman spent a week
at home. We are glad to see him well
again. --Messrs. Chas. and Chris. Zwiker
left on Tuesday -on a trip to Detroit. -Mr.
and Mrs. ,Tno Zuefie'of Clandeboye, spent
Sunday with friends here. -Messrs. Brown
and Reider are putting up a new front in
their store, which when completed will
greatly improve it. -Mr. 13; Brown ig
erecting a verandah in front of hie dwelling.
-The brickwork of Mr. F. Efiber's hose
is oompletecl and makes a fine looking
struotare.-Thnreday August 8th has been
declared Civic Holiday for Crediton.
menacepionie to the lake will be the order
of the &rye -Flax pulling him started and
the gang leaves every morning. --On Satur-
day last the Orediton Stars visited Zurioh
to play a return game of hese ball, but
through a series of miehape to some of the
nine while in Zurieh. were ptit in a poor
position for a twitch, however, they aia the
best they could under the circumstances,
Mit were defeated by a sore of 17 to 13,
jut before the game started Mr. Matt
Ginter, °anther for our team, was Struck in
the fete with the ball, vvhieh prevented
him from playing his position and in the
latter part of the tome Dr, T. A. Amos had
hie finger completely torn out of joint and
the flesh torn open with the bone protrude
beg. The boys are not eatisfied and aro
anxious for another game. They spear
leiphly of the way they were treated in
Zurich and Will return the compliment.
D'inpire W. H. Kerr,
The Globe should forever keep Mum
oil its illustrated editions. Its history
of Mitehell was a slur on the (3 r
anon, anclin Iteepirig With its ban ging
ptoressitlebs—ziltdiaoll Advcoate.,
The Moisons Bank
(OlIARTERED BY PA RLIAMEN T, 1355)
Paid up Capital ... 3'4000,00
Rost rand 1,000,43
Efead Office, Montreal,
7. WQr4P114.TAN GrreCirMica'AeBr,'11,Efeseqe..'oes
go branch offices ie the seominfon. Aeepoie
in the Dominion, U,S.A,aed Bemire.
Exeter Brarieb.,
Open evere lawf ni day, from 10 a. in, to 3 p.m'
SATURDAYS, 10 a. 122, 20 ip.
3 Per Dent.per ennum allowed/or money on
Deposit Receipts and &Wings Bank.
H. H. AHOHEA
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Ilion Selmer., Egeneerre.--The examixtere
have completed, the examination .of the
candidates for entrance to the Parkhill
High School. Following is a complete list
2,01141stbt;0141RBI:i4Coub":8:3f:IbliVIPTIIIVI:ocim1113upztiornetpe;Hby'Pw*halptpsoenn:
Frenk Watson, „Reel:lel Keliey, --- Moe
Kinnon, Hattie Ruasel, L01.118e W5t501O,
Nellie Watson, Parkhill; john -.Clarke;" 9
East ; John Donaldeon, '7 Mc-
Gillivray ; AndreweMorton, McGillivray
lvriohaI Hogen, 6 Stephen; Robert E
Lees, Judson Teeple, J'ennie Watson, 12
West Williams; Arthur Marshall, John. E
Stewatt, I C Phillips, 1 1asb Williams;
Robert Morgan; 6 McGillivray e R Me -
Donald, John Thompson, Maigaret Hord,
3 East Williams; Hugh McKenzie, Jennie
McKenzie, 5 East Williatne ; L McPhee,'
5 West Williams; Oliver Stewart, 0 West
Williams; A W Stewart, Ansa Craig;
Albert Wilson,- 14 MeGillivray, ; Jessie
.Anderson, Bertha Cowie, Annie McNeil, 6
East Williams; Carrie Dealer, 12 Mc-
Gillivray; Janet Glendenning, Lizzie
Tweddle, 10 McGillivray; Annie Gray, 7
East Williams; Lena Knight. 16 West
Wiilianis; - MoLachlan, 10 Stephen.
Zianch.
Burars.-The weather' continuee fine,
haying about done.--Pionio is the order of
the day. Hardly a day passim but what
one passes through our village to the lake
shore. -Miss Min Rowe has gone to the
Band for a few weeks to recruit up for fall
work. ---Mies Chapman, of Listowel, is the
guest of our genial good-natured shoe-
maker, Mr. Fred Kibler: --Miss EchtheDier
and friend are visiting Edith Steinbach. -
Mr. Chris. Sahelter, formetly an employee
of Mr. Fred Signer has been in the village
on a visit. ,alisit Zettie Zeller and Miss
Annie Wurm have returned from their trip
to Tilsonbarg looking well. -16. Belzer,
tinsmith with Mr. Zeller dt Spa, returned
home on Tuesday taking with him a fine
lot of cherries. Cherries' are very plentiful
in this section this enmmer.--It is with
pleasure we announce the Marriage of Mr.
Frank Boesenberry and Miss Lou Wagner,
which took place last Thuraday evening.
Wank is well known by every body and has
won for his bride one of our most revected
young ladies. We join with their many
friends in wishing them prosperity and
happiness. -Quite an interesting game of
base ball was played here on Saturday
afternoon between our boys and the
Crediton boys, which resulted in a viothry
for Zureelo. The game stood 13 to 17 -
The string band had a eall for the
Baohelers" porde uncler'Unitiliaremitent
of Mr. H. Willert, of Dashwood, the same
being held at the Bend last Friday. ---The
A.. O. Fed Zariola held their first picnic)
last Thursday at Bayfield. The day was
all that could be desired and everything
passed off pleasantly. Some took the
advantage of the sail boat, but the wind
was strong and Doan --t yer know some
one lest their hat. All returned well
pleased with the day's enjoyment and ready
to go again. -Mrs. August Ehnes returned
on Monday from her trip to Mailmen. -
The many friends of Rev. Ortwine were
pleased to see his sinning face the fore part
of the week.
FAL• L FAIR DATES
South Perth, at St Marys
Provincial, at London
Blanshard, ab Kirleton
Mitchell, at Mitchell
Hibbert, at Staffa. . -
North Perth, at St:pi/Ord
Industrial, at Toronto
Biddulph. at Granton
.. Sept 21 and 25
• Sept 9 th 24
. .0ot 3 and 4
.. Sept 26 and. 27
Sept 30 to Oot 1
..... Oct 3 and 4
..Sept 9 to 21
.. Sept 18 and 19
ANOTHER CHINESE HORROR.
--
San Francisco, July 23. -Advices just
received from China state that a reoent fire
at Lu -Chow loaned twenty-three hours.
destroying 8,000 dwellings. Over 1,200
persons perished in the flames,
and 400
others were killed. Nearly 170,000 people
were obliged to camp oat without • shelter,
and were dying at the rate of 100 •a day
from want and exposnee. The authorities
are providing for their necessities.
The Dominion Government has bad one
of -the victims afflicted with leprosy in In-
verness County, C. B., removed to the
lazaretto at Traoadie, X B. It is undertsbod
that there is some doubt about the other
two oases reported, but they are .being in-
vestigated and action on them will be taken
at Gmle.
ulph, Ont., July 22.-Isaao Dyson, a
Prominent farmer in Guelph Township, and.
a director of the Guelph Eat Stook Club,
committed suicide early this morning by
hangiug himself in his barn. Deceased
moved to Manitoba in the epring, but re.
turned dissatisfied, and went back to hia
old farm. Disappointment in his move to
Manitoba, and financial dculties aro eup-
posed to luxe been the causes which lel to
his haeging himself.
A CONFIRMED GRUMBLER
is generally cto brumes° of oonfirmed dys-
pepsia or indigestion, ceased by eating too
rapidly, bolting food withont, ohewing it
sufficiently, over loading the stomach etc.
Burdock Blood Bitters aurae dyspepsia and
ell kindred disease. .
At Boston on Saturday in a fit of jealousy
Dr. Virrn. B: White; aged 75, shot his wife
Ellen, a woman of 25, and then committed
suicide. The couple had Hyatt unhappily
together. The woman may recover.
One 25o, bottle of Everest's Liver Regu-
lator has done me a great dee' of good, and
you will please (tend me a dollar bottle.- -
Mrs. Rosa Wilson, 041h.
The Board of Trade for the town of
St. filitryithae at last been torttod anil
the following officers duly elected:
P Sharp, preS. ; 8. S. Meyers, won.
pres W 1, MeLeod, seoy.•-tretid. The
Council demists of the president, sec -
treasurer, vice -pretty Johnt Moore, Lino,
toselto, Whit6, T. D. %Miley' .atnee
Chalmers. J Reedy', Dixon, S. FM-
leigh, IL L. Ride, Jrie. MrixWell, W.
Andrews and T, F, HerriOeM