The Exeter Times, 1890-12-11, Page 1ast
THE T1 E8
FROM NOW
UNTIL
J,'7 1891
..0 Cents
AND HURON w MIDDLESEX GAZETTE
“HEW TO i1144 LINE, Tin THE' C I1,'$ - FALL WHERE THEY, MAY.'
VOL, XVIII. III. NO 8.
EXFTEB,, ONTARIO,. THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 11, 1890
HE TIMES"
TRIAL TRI~'
• COFFER
WORTH AcoEf= 'IN
JOHN WHITE As SON
I'ubiisleera' and Proprietor
LEfa(AL,
H, fnICKSoN, I3a.rriater, Soh.
• otitis) of Supreme, Court, Notary
Public, ,iAnverauoer, C•,tnnal.aioner, a Q
Money to roan.
Cadoein Fansa>t'aMeek.1?.seter.
R. Me (�'.aOJJLINS,
Bolster, Solicitor, Heavoycilcet, Etc.,
tltlloo Seneweil'a1 tilosk, flatll'as old adage.
LLIOT E),TIIQT,
Barristers, Solicitors, notaries Publ�o,
Conveyancers &c, &c,
w. R t
t�Alonay to Loan etLoqui , Batee of
Intere tt.
QIQB, • MAIN. STREET, EXETER,
it, Y. ]t1. MY. I. 14LLIOT.
`.INGRAM,
,1 • Seccentor to I. It.Billings.
tAlenaber of the Royttl College of Daniel
lint goons.) Anaesthetic given for the pniuless
extraction of teeth.
OFF,IL;E ; Over Q'N"eil's Barak.
Logan every Friday.
1 N
* S.
Sautweil's Man.st, Exeter.
• SEtrecta Teeth wltiiout
pain, Away at RENIAr,t; ari
rirat Friday: Crain, tlecoud
and fourth woosday; anti
Zerxtcu on the last Thurs.
day of eaehmlonth.
1 ,DJ NTIST,14 D.
a FI.DICA ll
T W.11tOWNINU At. D., A., t;
rl P. !i, aradnaco V(otorla University.
Orrice and remittance, Damsrton Labora-
tory, Exeter.
HYNI»'iA 3, coroner for the
gsent• of once,.
Office, opposite
CarlinRees.
store, Exeter.
�I iv M . O. i h.
'�B. J. 1..Id.4LT S, ,
r%). Orltco, Alain St. Exeter, Ont.
/te:Veneo, atones recently emended by P.
A[ol�l;lltftle, t;aq,
F. CUT'L'EN, M. Ta., C. M.,
L.f. Graduate Trinity University, Tor-
onto • Fel. Trio, Meth school. Toronto ; Gad.
Am Inst., Craniology; Member N. Y. Acad.
Anthropology; Member Col, 1. S.. Out.—
ofiice, Dashwood. O nt.
4R. W001DBZTI'J.'
Diseases of the
EYE, EAU, NOSE AND THROAT
Esmegresses and Spectnoies furnished for
both It ear and Distant Vision.
Al vas$ at home, except on Fridays.
No. 1$5 Queen's Avenue.
London, Ontntrio.
ATJOTIONEERS.
BOSS 1'N.BEBRY, General Li
L1 • comma Auetioneor Sales conducted
in *linnets. Satisfactiouguarenteed. Charges
moderate. Haueall P 0, Ont.
HENRY EILBI B LicensedAuc-
tioneer for Flay, Stephen, andMe.
Gllivray 'Townshhja. Series conducted at
moderaterates. Otaco, atPoet-of9ee, Grad.
iton Ont.
H. PORTER, GENERAL
• . AuotioneerandLandVainatar. orders
sent by mail to myadiress, Bayfield P.O.,
will receive prompt attention. 'Terme moder-
ate. D. H. 'PORTER, Auctioneer.
alissmistmisset
VETERINARY.
Tennent & Tennent
EXETER. ONT.
Graduates of the Ontario Veterinary col-
lege.
Osrros : One door South of Town Hall.
a..1111MMOWN111111111—
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 AND
percent, 826,000 Private Funds. Best
Loaning Companies represented.
L. HDICKSON,
Barrister, Exeter,
INSURANCE .
HE LONDON : MUTUAL
•; M
TIRE Ch COMPANY OF
ID
INSURANCE
CANADA. Head Office, London, Ont.
After 31 years of successful business, still
continues to offer the owners of farm proportY
and private residences,either on buildings or
uontents,tbe most favorable protection in ease
'gloss cr damageby fire orlightnine, at rates
neon such liberal terms. that no other respect-
, a t 'L 75 olid
te. 4
an can p
lecomp y r
378.438.00
cis e letJan 1890. Assets $
eosin foto
in mesh in bank. Government deport. Deben-
tures and Premium Notes• JAMES GRAFT,
President ; D. C. MaDoz &an,Manager. DAVID
JAQQrta,Agent for Exeter andvioinity.
HEWATERLOO MUTUAL
FIRE .I17SUDAN O E C 0 .
E9tabltshed in 1883.
HEAD OFFICE • WATERLOO, ONT.
This aomfany has been over I8ighteen
years in successful operation in Western
(Mario, and eoatinnes to r;nan'•^ emetsiet
Jose or EamagE.eby,8'.re.D,iildhnge Merchan-
dise, Manutitotorres, and all other descrip-
tions of insurable property... Intending
insurers have the option of inenring on
tbe. Premium Note or Cash System.
During the past ten years dais Com-
pany hem issued 57,096 Policies. covering.
property to the amount of $40,872,039 ; and.
paid in tossed alone $700,772,60.
Assets, N178,100.00, oonsistinp of Cash
inBank Government Deposit widths' un-
assessed' Premium Notes on hand and in
force, J W Wentt31eal. D.Preside'.t C.
aw. TArnoa Reoretar J. i. Hs sae, Ia-
tweeter: CHAO:619'HLL. Agent fee Motor
and vietttti,
Always '(�7 to pth e r7 Front
W I ..4. B�AI. ATI.]I S.
This is our motto, @theft if
we can sell you goods cheaper
than any house in the Made
Wily this is tbe spot to deal
lost uta nation together, spot
Yon always
pay 30 to 4('0 for good Black Rode, and
we sell them for 200 ; 3 peira for Mete.
NO shoddy gttotile but genuine, erttoles
Latiies' Black Uaattnere+ IIose 50e, for
3Ge; Goode caahrnere (ilovea25o, worth
50o ; all wool Shlrte chiles; G"niotl�dv.1
25o; Military Flannels ',:data. ;36,0(1
Drees Goode we are overetaoke4 in,
and we will ,give you thetth at lam
prim yen pay far lu#erier goo(]ss
ou know broken packages
A
of Tea is a hard article to
move so we are offering 50o
Japan. Tea for 25ets. Collate
and get a sample lb. Mone
refunded Tea, 1, d s not suit
e if does
BRUMPTON BROS.
The Molsons Bank
(Q1IARTE1tF,1) I1 V PA RLiAAt1' NT.'E'.rl
Paid upCtapitad ... ⪙ieSCO
Rest Fund ... 1: A,tiC
Bead 4)titee, Montreal.
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GEWItaALMAYAOxa
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A. far nc o3icosint yominton. A o io
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In thoAominlon,[..-S..l.and Europe.
Exeter Branala,
Open every law fulday .iroml0rt. m.te3p.m
SATURDAYS„10 nem to 1 p.tn.
4 PorCe n
nt psrannum allowodforwon v on
Deposit Receipts
R. H. ARCHER,
Matin er•
()ONDEN SED NEWS
Lorain Various Sources Through
out the District.
Mr Chas Oke, ot Benmillor, left this week
for 'reroute to take a position on the Police
force there.
Dave you ever tried Imper:hi Cream
Tarter 13aking Powder r .Ito so; it is the
purest and best, always reliable.
A wild brown bear, of enormous size, was
aeau ou the premises des of Dr J.
Warren,
Vestminiator, on Wednesday last,
Air Mourn, of Ashfield, has emu ed a
school in Biddulph townebi;'1, :Middlesex.
We wish the young man success.
Rboumat]am is caused by Moho acid in
the blood, which Hood's Sarsaparilla nem
trelizett, and tune ewes rheumatism.
John Shannon, who was tried ou suspic-
ion of having shot School teacher Damm,
in East Sorra a few weeks ago, has been
acquitted.
Mr Henry Drake's farm, Port Albert,
which. was put up at 38011011 fu Goderich
last week, was purchased by his brother-in-
law, a Mr Miller, of Staffa, Perth Co,, the
pride paid, we are informed, being 33,150.
SINCE Cn3LDEOOD'S DAYS—Sira,—I Can
highly recommend Hagyard'a Pectoral Bal-
sam. It cured my daughter of a cough she
had been troubled with since childhood.
She is now twelve years old.
The cheese from Walton and Winthorp
Factories .was shipped from Seaforth station
the other day. It was purchased by Mr.
Tbos Ballantyne, of Stratford- There were
iu all 660 boxes for which w as paid $4,500
Mr John Blowes, who has been fiveyears
in 1rIitahell,
gaits 'or England, with a view
of spending Christmas with his parents in
London. He will be accompanied by Mr W
Britton, who intends spending the winter
in his old home in the city of Chester.
We are pleased to see M. C. Came eon,
ex -M P for West Huron, home again from
Mount Clemens Sulphur Springs, whither
he had gone for medical treatment for the
illness with which he had beeu so severely
afflicted for the past two or three months.
His many friends will rejoice to :learn that
he has almost attained his oidtime vigor,
and hide fair to shortly be his old self.
Mr Samuel Hannah. a former Hnronite,,
who is now extensively eon
ngaged .n farthing
near Griswold, Manitoba,writing to a
friend in Seaforth says that be had 550
acres under Drop this year from which be
had 18,000 bushels of grain, 13,000 of
which was wheat. It took four steam
threshers three weeks steady work to
thresh out his orop.
A peculiar accident roaurred at Wood
stock, ou Monday night. A man named
Ben Vanatter, residing near Erebro, started
•
about dark. He nu Woodstock a
]e {it
hon
was in nn advanced stage of . intoxication,
and when he reached the W 0 P R, instead
of going straight 'along the road he turned
southwest down the track.: The horse and
buckboard kept the track for about. 30G
3'aide until the iron bridge was reached.
Tho horse travelled two or three yards on
the bridge before its feet went through.
Vanatter managed in some way to Scramble
from the rig and started back towards the
roa, but steel only got part of the eay
when he tolled down the embi,nkweutinto
a pool of water. After a time he pulled
himself out, but the water had frozen into
a sheet of ice around him, A couple of
young man who dame along eudeavored to
extricate the animal from the bridge, but
just then a train came along, and one of
the young men was compelled to jump into
the river below, a distance of 25 or 30 feet.
tosays his life: The poor horse was oars
rigid about a hundred yards 41- the cne:ue
tend of some was killed.
%amaren fury for Pi set QastPrki
T. H. Race. editor of the Milohell Re-
corder, is confined to his bed with a Revere
attack of bronebitio.
Dr Coleman, of Seafortb. had another
alight touch, of paralysis laot week. but but
been able to eta out again for a couple of
(lays.
Farmers report that the wheat crop in
Huron, never looked better, and the only
fear lies in the feet that the plant has made
too rank a growth.
Tha Otefor4 County Counoll very propp. aerty
refused to pay for a &pring bottom chair,
ordered by Birchen, and also t10 alai ped
her hie cook Rud waiter. What neat?
St Marys tree holders last week voted nn
a lay law asking $9,000 for, the erection of
a new town hall to replaoe the one recently
burned 'wined; carried by a majority of 1$$.
Rev J. 5, Cook',) term se pastor of lien.
rill South oireuit, trill expire next June,
and it is eepeoted that stall will be exteud•
ed to Rev Dir Ferguson, of Londeabora.
Why ge about hawking mid spitting when
base) halm will speedily relieve and per.
manentty cure the won't oaae of Catarrh
and. Gold in the bead? Sold by alt dealers.
A requisition has been circulated and
largely signed in Seaforth, asking Mr F.
Helmeted to allow himself to be put in
uomrnatiou fur the taw of zuayor for next
year.
If there ever wart a specific fur any one
Oomplaiut, tbep Garter's Little Liver Pills
Lara a apeei6e for elok headache, and every
wentail should know this. Only one pill
dose. Try thein.
Alert d Merlin, the victim of the runaway
accident 08 the evening of the 23rd nit,
particuiare of which appeared in our last
moue, died front the etTects of the injuries
,.
suatatntd, at the residence of Ilia father lR.
East ieso i i n n' as .
N un an Frt la e,3 r 3e, 1 t
Y
8
Mr Chas Lee has purchased the GO acre
farm of James Bare, 4111 con, West Nis -
pearl, for $3,150. Air Wm Leo. township
clerk of Nissouri, has purchased 25 urea
adjoining his farm,from hia brother Charles,
for $1,075.
There is a mortgage of $1,000 on the
Listowel fair sooiety'a property, and to pe-
rentlore o n 0diversionf the
f neo oro a d th o
prize money t0 satisfy the mortgagees, Oma
hundred of the business men of the town
will donate $10 emit to cut things right.
The bandeom0 :dominion flag presented
by the Torouto Empire to tete school pupil
of each conuty sending to that paper eho
best written essay, has,in the matter of
Huron County, been won by Miss Josephine
Iluehanan, of S S No 0, West \Vawauosll.
We complement Misa Buchanan on her
success. Competition was very keen.
TLa lietto eve year old eon et Mr Hugh
Pritoharil,of Asblield, met with *terribly
cad death in bre fatbor'a mill one day
lately. 111s clothing beoatno entangled iu
one of the cogwheel?, mid d in an Instant
the little fellow was drawl) iu the wheels,
bteaking both his arms and crushing his
head in a frightful manner, and when the
machinery was stopped, portions of the
skull were found imbedded in the cog'.
Z,al�?t? ley.
l,-. Weipine Bs.as --The residence of Mr
t Ties Glenn of iiibbert was the seeno of a
hrdlient event on Wednesday afternoon,
10th inst. We refer to elle marriage of
their only daughter Miss Mary, to lir Time
Jackson, a prosperons and respected fanner
of .Lrstowel. By two o'clock the handsome
and comr o4ioue residence wee crowded
with invited urreSte to witness Bev Colin
i'letelaer tie the nuptial leant, The bride
itete alu;isted by .tries atirre `, of Hibbert,
tel Mies Maggie Glenn, her cousin.
while the groom was supported by Die Win
Wenn: brother of the bride and lir Sohn
.iioatrie,echool teaol1('r of Letaley. The
wedding unmade was played by Prot. Nawar.
ins, of Stella. atter the ceremony the
wedding dinner was nerved, and we might
88v that the spread wart one of the beet
aver seen in thonoirhborbond and reflected
great ere(lit upoa Mies Glenn (the bride)
under W11080 il.etr8CtiOne it wart prepared
The dinnor over thea Howl; wedded couple
took the traiu on a honeymoon trip, after
whieh they will locate ea AU laekeon'e
beautiful farm near Listowel. The bride
who wad one of the most estimable young
tediee in the Sneighborhood, ono will be
greatly pained 1n 800141 circles. - The con-
gratulations of ell ecoowpaty her to her
new home. We might add that the pre
dente were g.ngeoue.
Bayrletd.
:airs It, fiesta's has returned house from
Sault St Marie accompanied by her two
daughters who bave been ill for some time
with tspltoid fever, but are now fast re-
covering, --Mr, Audrew Elliott who has
spent the hummer on the lakes teterned
home let week.--Me:lera F. Burgess.li.
t
Rom 1 if t,l 1
1' C1 !le, .1 t . It I 1Murray QO U ,t'A 4K R
,
,
t
and W. 1''er;nHau, art dicing Brow she !M-
ug lands.—Missee
ishuglands.—Misses Annie and Nell King
have lesnoved to the mums over the store
formerly occupied by 0. Tippet. —On and
atter Sunday next until further announce.
meat et twice will be held m the Methodiet
chinch each Sabbath oveniuut commencing
at 6:30 p.m Rev lltr'Fhibidean pastor. --
Mesa s Pi'ahale and Perdno iutend locating
their portable paw mill in our vicinity for
tiro at
iuter.—The e 3 yenhment engineer
ver
was flora a short time ago and with a -num•
bar of our ci'i<enamade an ivaptction Of
:aur pi.•.t; It le intended to have the bar -
Lor repaired daring the n:r .t'r and spring.
--DIr John \\'hiddon hes ben quite i11, but
le now improving. --.Tho y 'tun people o
the Presbyterian and .I nelierll clutrchee are
:lmeily preparing for their minted Christ -
mat trees and inrettainmcnta --lir William
and Jahn Jewett returned Lome East week
Alter a few months' vacation in JLluttob;t,
{ ' TAGkersu tit . •
fi Usar3t e,1' DAVID W.tr.rtze, 70.Q,—One of
he pioneer 'e ,
t tan tt rt ld 1 rs 't
k ttR of Tooke mt h in
the perttan of Mr Daviel Walker, died on
Saturday last at she nge of 73 years. De-
grae•ed bad been ill for smite time of a
stomach ootnplaint, which oaueed his retir-
ing Them eetil%dufiel) of any kind. De.
teased wan a native of I erkondbriglltshire,
Sootland, having been born there in the
year 1817. He tame to Cnuadn in 1839,
and in the year 1840 settled in the township
of Tuokcrsmith when Chia eea110u of country
teas n vast hired. IIe worked hard, was
upright and was rcepect'tl by all. in tbo
yea 1871 he was elected to the Oonnoil
Board of the Mentcii'ality in the capacity
oftieputy reeve wbiolt office be held for
three consecutive yearn, when he was
elevetod to the position of reeve. He
oeeupied ink position for fonrteeu years
and during the last year was elected warden
of the county of Huron. He wag one of the
lions* commissioners for the South Riding,
in which capacity he rendered his duties to
Ute satitactjon of all. Deceased was a
staunch Reformer and always took an active
part iu politic+. There survive him four
sons and tour daughters, two brothers and
cue sister, his estimable wife having died
lit May 1889. His brothers are George and
Tohn and bas sister Mrs Pnyno, of Seafortb.
The IRneral took place on Monday, and
was attended by a very large concourse of
people', his remaiug,b,ing iut,4rre1 in the
R' gisondvilla Oernetely. Mr Walker was
Lela in the highteat a teeln by 'every 0111
.and his demise loaves a Week iu public
± affairs, which will not Loon he tillers.
Oeutralla•
Tan HousE110Ln rnlz].-185 Adelaide
St., W. Toronto, Ont., Tour reliable pre-
paration, St. Jacobs Oil, has proved a
benefit to me in more ways than one. I
have used it for quinsy (outward application)
with very beneficial results, and for a case
of rhontnatism, where its action was swift
and sure, and a perfect ours was perform-
ed. I eonsider it a remedy to be prized 1n
every household.” Taos PisnnoN, With
Johnson tk Brown.
The auditors' report of the Seafortb
Creamery for the year just closed shows the
following:—lnchea of cream delivered
35088; No of pounds made 43497 ; the
average price 19 50 and to patrons 16o per
pound, This sum was calculated at 4o per
pound for staking, but as the make was
over 4000 pounds it was to be 34e per pound
so that the sum to the patrons was $6734,-
30, with the half cent per lb. added,
$6734,30 and $217,48, making total eotaal
amount $6951,78. Mr John Hannah is
manager and secretary of this creamery.
.A Mitchell paper gays:•—It does seem
strange to ns that so many creameries
should exist in the county of Huron at such
a profit to the patrons, and the one started
in this locality had to go the wall. There
is but one butter faetory in the county of
Perth, that. at Kirkton, which belongs to the
Hannah system and whieh.is in a moat
flout lathing condition. There stands "orate
about half a mile out of this town, in the
township of Logan, a factory well egnippa't
and capable of doing as good work and as
much of it as any one of the Hannah tao-
tories in Huron county. Whv should it
stand idle? Will the Wooten reported from
Huron not prompt some one to move ill
the matter ?
BREWSTER
BBnizrs--Our fishermen have lifted' their
pondnete and intend in the future to prose-
cute ease fist=ing,—,Toy belle ring -no sleigh
belle, we meal,; at least have done ao for
few days pant.—Some farmers in this vioin-
ityare drawing gravel from the lake to
beautifytheir remises.
p
Grand Baud Presbyterians are preparing
for their annual Xmas tree. The prograul
will consist if speeehee, dialogue recitations,
readings, kindergartens; rounds and ting-
ing by the beat talent,
Erna ~Ilei
A serious nceident Happened Mr. Joseph
Connolly, of the 4rh 0ou. on Sund,iy even-
ing 1e -t. He wee leading a mare from
valor to the stable when two colts came n
behind her and she kicked at t p
hem au.l.
struck Mr. 'Cencoily in the bowels whin!'
knocked dim down in the entrance to tate
stsble when the two colts jumped upon 1. i mu
iu trying to get into the stable atter the
mare. Ho is progressing tavorahl ai-
thongli his eaoape from; instant death is
miraculous.
Dr. Williams' /'ink r ::a cera Suppress.
ions of the periods, Female Weatnes.,
Nenoneness, ifeadashe, Moe They Bever
fell; good for botit ' mea ant women. A
trial will oonylusg.
Rttrrra—Last Thursday lye wore favored
NitB;ovet. 1t foot of snow, welch made
sleaze -rug goon. re.., .._ r431.,,. outwith
w'n tI and grain it1, gle81 nufahere.—:1fr.
Tho�l,.arrpclaim4 to hnve eontirlttously
live! 1 '';rears, on 1110 ter10 On which he was
born. This we, believe b -alt 1.1, Wm Baak•
,wail o reC1rd Next ?--One grain buyer is
rnsi3LP 'hinge. Lav/ week grain ',f all
kin( 1 t i '• a ,
can r la ,
u 1 mm_u ( a `r'
gnat) It tl IH
and.
the highest ,
�i P t 11i(•na a•1
1 w,ir paid.
, Donn or lliruard. Naar: Ott Wednesday
night 14t, t death ended tlr' •ufferinga of Mr
RC1~ Nile ot .11oGillivray, who had been ill
fol lie at tiro,• of inflammation. Lest win -
tar Mr.Nsil
in-tar'1Lr'Nril hied a Pavera tatted, of la grippe,
illi 1i selth„1 meet hie constitution, and
t' '
tin h gradually w . ,I
t t, al itself into uh•'( a
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111urua, Net„• Itllstendn(; til: a,meta nt
8 313 (11(111 1(1(3137 a the 8ledic.1 ma's, and bin
strong een'aitelio3 he succumbed to the
.a,y-t4-'3 o,I (1113rna", 11 gril.ii+t,, Deceased
w178 a7 ,f11nn5 of attn. was Lure, nit the fa, m
0(1 ti1,icil 1 c di'Il.atld 1raVee to (3(11(1x8. their
105', it din awl 1(10 (11111
3. (', N'rt, ,A111,0: —Thor., lives In the
townsihip of litll(lnlpll, 1I, George Hoagies,'
"the ^father of thew al." tee) Dan lay claim
to being th•' cheat reevl' nt in the} di -tried.
Oo 1) "cloy lad, ler Iiu.leins u' ihhrn'e1 his
Brae 1 be tlhi(0'. an,1 wolf: d o ('• 11(31f a mile
to bsee bi-, hotel .l sine 1 . fle is quite
h.'nl•Its.to) I ..spry .191 11.111N 71 arly a 'mile
10 1)ile of his itoies'- W, 113(0,+ lir 'rend '.the
daily news t., him., s.' i,linnse 1, the interest
ou what is going on alnnnd him. He has a
BiatduIpli
I3an:t4-.31r McMillan sold tbe farm
known as the Flanigan farm, 2 can, Me-
i (iillivrav,to efr T Otesin, for the entre Ot
`r, $1500 for 60 cat's, which is con idered n
veryoneap farm.' -Pu the lst of December
the wlater sl't in in earnest, and now we
t have beautiful sleighing once m' • e,--3fr
p W. Wilson. ot Uaborne,pnrcttasesi a Clyde's.
dale stallion from Mr Petrie!. Curtin, Bid -
pallet). en alanldav late.-- r J El [Quoit.
arts, of Luean, has pin elitists' the Civdca-
y tail.• brattiest *Work 'Welt
Farquhar.
BgiErA--A meeting of the creditors of
the Outliners' estate was held at Mr.
Duncau'e othoe on Monday to wind np the
affair Tho whole mater was inveetigatted
by Mr (3oodeve, of Mitebell, and it was
found that the estate had paid every cent
possible The creditors lett perfectly sat-
isfied with tete meaner in which the estate
had been disposed of. --Municipal tall: is
beeinning. although there is no likelihood
of th re bring any, opposition this y.at'
Everybo.ly le satisfied that the council has
done exceptionally well this year.
0llipelllux' t•
I3a;t!•»Fa...Mr Henry blend -on, of ~lits!1.'11
wee in the villein. last, S,tur(ay,--Mr Jas. e'tuaithent.
Taylor, jr , is atteulling the bu-mace Cele : J. P. BOSS,
logo at Strsaford —lir Samuel Cenea is ' Bargain Depot.
taking up f,rst erase t(.➢rade Ir.) wore, et ! D
Stratford Vellepi toe, in4(tut a e '\f..eara
Miller and ]parish u.re taking a e tine... at 8110 tJ 0rue•
Tbenlofiieol College Murtre:tl (a.)'ut'c+ili a
8(1110 reeigna11(10 of M. Alex :'.c1m,.•t 1,•, ett':8.t•t. itert,asr--=lino l'rt or i' S. No. ,,
teacher of school a'etiaat No IA. Mr h. t'sb.lun, for .November. Names appear 1::
' to .� •. .^ ,1 . , ,
11 h t
Reid l been engaged d f i t r Reid"h nate ott r•
1 tmt merit ' tr elects � •, 1.
dt,1? r h I. � t
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Ida
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rt s e, ti tit regretted three-tientu tete et -t C
F�dt 1) 4d t•u;t,IAyutnu 'McCord. ;3r thirds .
tion, as he was a ver; popular teacher. 1, iota llassell, 19rgs*cle 1%,.pte:ut, equal. Jr
-•4.•- t third— Lily Mca) u•ud, Eillo lllchnr,tson.
;Sonata. 1 Sr 1I--,`t•1•on Prone, Hermit Frayne, Willie
F at nes: Jr 11—Violet ioiet Willie, Emily Wood.
Itnt :r:t-llaltilt,•.( ii) the village hurt btu,n 4 Nurrnnn AICDoalal(l. Pt,II-..lfagt:it Russell
good for +t'•13-4 •'l.c^ •• 1 aril°, that rlei„lllal,r � \!ne<nt Wood. ,10s -le ItiOlinr l t 1--t;Po
Susiluf fa'tten'' (t'•-Is'1•^rr til 1u,1171 out their ' ttt'sts' tet Ii1FV 11 lt.254•liffa•, Edith McCord.
veld a l;l I ger eel It filet) ;shin„ t out't:u 8 s Fred V (,let 1r 'Willie R6weliffe, David ge ,
1
411 J,t 4 ,
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the tali 1* v"11 •t'a. ilk a j!^]o+liv WINO oI; � a
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INNfoe no -''o .(da.,4'•+ otter:atienet— tee, 44 .d ito4 ^Y, 11 , ' (Yr» Tit 1 f,..;' t'ri'r:* 730110rt
nlir ss»h.' .h ne tit :Nit )e.'rsn'i of Mr thee base,~ 1D,,n 31 .A g.'t1r+r„1 t'tllcietl,',i .+f tilt
1Ser,'r nt'i':iia%a•,t'ai-(1 it' M1$4 Sipa of 3. t nen in the 4' 7 ( 1151' r.,•?r l70 l(1tea,l i P,'
;♦ h ,P , „atu lea
(10(9111781. w1-itt:el,is telrweeel on Thur -,lay l at 0i(1,na.1, noel the. me lot (411191i4rd at the
leen x1.1 Int tit., lid, .,f 11. v \l" lb.e,gort 4 etia•iitr4ti..ne held .ht i...I t1he Itl('nett t,°
we' t4 (halo ^Mate, 881 tvif••- .\ 0 extend y. 7(47 nil« •r•
c4,ngrattllntiune to the }tela,,; ('01173.1•', ati(1-t 4,11'e'eies - Alfred t twis<:.-, Lett Is if welt,
trust that, their lite tally 1:e 0130 of happi.. ' Nt'ttiO3 $ &14 r,
net+,a and prospt? it:, ' " 3t' 1 ('1-11'ill(0 13 ill tut3lh', Brute.:
�, , ,,,, . t Pn .l•e, Janet 17011ant • un, Rosner Seltzer,
1 Thos. clay el.Iial, Nancy n 1st>nil. Nen a:
XIai;-:.. 11y 1'le teb'r, Ella t flatIre. Clara i. utt4'ic
If 3, t1i.? . t:l '--lt.ibl•1 t 4':trlnrr. I,'t0;
ENTERTAINMENT—..1. very pleasant time 1 Dntt e
Was spent on Tuesday evening ]aat,the ;1tb. t sr sea O't104(" 1,ll0e Gentian I ddie (-; u' ...
The event being a literary and musical Jr l31'c ante- •]:•user, Marai4afl, Vied \fat•
entertainment given by the Literary Club, shall, Arthur irardnOr, Fred (:err, Janne (
Of thisplace,in the schoolhouse, No 6. -
Pringle, Jennie fi nl Pringle, (equal) Maud
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It was a very sUCCfl93ft11 Affair, elle deice,- Fletcher, David Clarke, Lewis F'leteller,
dance large. The house was well filled, Cbas t;lyrko
and the programme well rendered. bin dart 1"060114,-1311111 Gardner Albert
E.oss, toaoher, of lllaekbush school, filled ;1fcOlocklin, Arthur 1)138000 Everett Dou e
the chair quite • "'+a+. jy3celleut
Alex Protean, Tumult' Ballantyne. p
music was given 1t the evening Sr fart 1 --Inde .,lrgbali, Jas Gardner,
by Miss Leets, of t -:'reduce,, on file organ, Edwin Gardiner Arnold Harris, Nelec'u
and Mr English on the violin, and Me- Clarke, Garnet 1 fetehey,
Isaac, on the bagpipes. A large number of Jr Part 1—Laura Marshall, Mary Mc -
the school children tank part with recitat
Curdy, Rt.11 1t Duncan, Janet Gardner,
ions and songs arca did their parts well Chas Car.
The affair wits a grand success. The en- The nvaiagl' daily attendance 31•, or 80 C.
tertaiumeut broke up at a late hour, of the pupils on the roll.
and everybody went home well pleased. Dose. Mons, Tea t.ter,
EOVI to SAVE MONEY WHEN SHOPPING:
1? now exactly what yon want and what cult
don't want. What you do get Iet it be gore:
if yeti have to ply a goad price for it. Go 730 e
shop where you enc depend 08 getting wee'
value wed honest deeding: 9. etG-..T 1
13m1 't?T for instance. Don't be temp tel to
buy wlr*73 you don't need. at any priee : AND
LET ME WHISPER IN TtQI:R BAR that r,..
avoid tide you must keep away from place--
hat
l :ce--
that matte it a basiness to tempt and allure bs
itEL()W ('Orly baits ; for if you heleive neat:,
son are in danger of buying what you don's
need, and that la money thrown away. It i-
on bad to throw money away when some in cur
toilet need it so badly and in such enorm0ur
Quantities : (oil indeed they .oust have it i f
they oLve the goods away. and yen (ianply vas
for the advertising. We need money and are
willing to makecanceseions that are in your
interest as welt .s amts, and when we mako Yet~
fIAS 1;, No f,)lting. no rnesl3tements Ds.
exaggerations ctrnight busineee LOWEST
P1,It fret, largo ate:ertraent and 0%13 price.
Polite acrd careful Attention. to rich and poor
tllike. We toenails- invite you to examine
oarstftek, and will not look cross-eyed if w''
can't weir yon, beleiviug yon have a perfect
right to g,1 et ewbere'four good ,don't atilt you.
We oleo siva you the privilege which the mane
bare a3relly enjoyed via: r.'turning end get
ting raw goods when Feu discover yon cane.,•
Ailsa Craig• j Clredlton.
Blanca—Dire. Minoan McAlpine broke
her arm on Tuesday afternoon by aeoident-
ally falling down stairs:--1lr .Toon Morgan,
our well-known apple real] has purchased
the coiner shire now occupied by Mr. D.
W. Bell, also tbe store and ro;idence occupi
e,1 by W. M. Sboebottom, from the H.
esttite.—Mr. 'Ilros. Hoy has sold ont his
drugstore to Dr Stewart.. In the future it
is understood Mr Hey will devote hia time
to the breeding and raising ot standard
horses, in which business he i3 en acknow-
ledged expert.—Harry Shoff our popular
Principal of the Ai1»e Ornig Pnblio School,
was Laid up with a bad 8tt4tck of indtgeetion
on Teesday.—Samu11 Butter has rented
the old crystal l)13'',1ea for the winter. lie
intends running a eating rink there.—
Harty Arnold nod t i ', of Heneall, spent
Wednesday here visite friends mud ae-
q•taiutauces.
'Buten—Messrs Chas and Wes Bert
have returned from their trip up north
and report good sport. --A large number
of persons from here attended the inaugur-
ation services 111 the Tri:vitt Memorial
- church Exeter, 011 Sunday last. -Mr. \Vm.
Hey
Hares
Reale-et -On Tuesd.ly afternoon while
Mrs Win, Not tecott and two outer ladies
were driviug Aluug the nth ooh, and when
pas-iug ;Mr John Cothett's two of hie dogs
ran at tho 1i7 ear Atta(,kiI)g the horse's
heels, the other jumping in the back of the
entter, causing the It lyse to run :twee. Thu
ladies were thrown from the antler, one re-
ceiving
slight i1jnl7. t l'ltn rig was badly
5noh dues should be kept lied, as
they are a (111'n904 to the safely of the-
travelling pubbe.
Dl,a•• o ^
.lr b 13E\ Ai
J .r]Nl)AfiE—lit r '.r
—There Cite t
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hi
s i,rsidenr London ndon Ro d �.
A t
wUahl
p(
Hen 08 Wed 1 array, 10th inet , Dor, Benja-
min Ces4, in the 7011* year of his age
Deceased ltxd tman ill for over 11 year, au(1
during the p114t tow 171wrihs was catt(08,1 t0
the hence,. 3Ir Case 4088 one of the ;emitter
setlloea ; beim; born in Wicklow Coeuty,
1:•elun(t, in 1820, he came to Canada w iter
his be others in .1836. while quite ,t eon IP.:
81511, and settle(' o(1 the tart! 1m 9vili0,1 11('
(118,1. In 1S5'3 he visited 9nstralite is etis.t
Ot.petter chines, but failing in realize les
notioiest.irns het T(1(1'110.1 in'Cyuada it1 1854
,n11 Cin ;, ro-part,d (e,(1 ,;ornln0l,ited *1'.1
. v
b
tn'n•timl 1)1 ib,i (9) (Pa t{on'l'1, 1f( (v3,) :,
brnth4r of the lee' err lr•,7( Case, of Sseforth;
Woe (Sse, Exeter; .7.11111 13(8,), Pranit 0784
Rich Cate; itis) brother tf Mrs. Hawkins 1 f
lmdgerville. Tlsiue survive hitt au estim-
ble wife, four sons and a daughter• Mr.
lived on the farm on W!1:Ch I.': 13 Low :cu.:.' Case wa Ay-,.:, nuo.....•••,eaerouan,lookea
Id for over 60 Tears and has givoa 68 voles,
ani rays that if be lives until next election
he will give another conservative tote. Mr
Hodgins is quite convergent and enjoys e
conversation with any intelligent pennon.
oarefally after his own affairs and wast
highly respected by all, His remains will
be Interred in the Exeter oometery on Fri-
day, 12811 inst., the funeral leaving his late
residence at 2 o'clock p. m.
Banes has returned from Calgary, N W T,
and looks greatly benefited by his trip.--
Mr 13 Brown, hoot and shoe dealer is
holding a special discount sale and is
allowing a discount of 20 per cent for
cash, now is the time to get cheap shoes.
-On Tuesday last Mr I Smith and his
apprentice Albert English, fitted and put
on 62 horse shoes in Less than ten hours,
They claim this is fast work and would
like to bear of anyone who can beat this
record. --Preparations are progressing for
the Xmas festivals in the churches here,
and the Germans have altered their ar-
rangements somewhat from what thaw'
were last year, As heretofore their festival:
were free to ail, but this year they wilt
charge a small admission fee Lir all except
8 S sole -dare We believe it is a good
idea, although there are some grumbling
about it, if it is seen in the right light.
we are sure others will be of our opluton.
--Ou Sunday last some of our gir'.s took a
drive around the'block, the horse became
unmanageable and for a while made mat-
ter.' live,y when it eventually was stopped
by a wood pile, We would advise the.
girls to take a gentleman driver with
then in the future —We have had gone
s:eiehing for about ten days and it has
made things
lively. 1 1
e ..l
v yah -
b a►e considerably
more snow 0 than t there '
r r
s
a few
miles es east
of here. --The stores have opened out
some of theit Xmas goods, and the small
buy is wondering if Santa Claus will bring
hien any of the many pretty things be
sees,—Now is the time to renew yoiir
subscription, leave your dollar at the
peat office and the matter with be attend-
ed to tut once.
Curet Waves _A.e predicted wi,h reliable
80onr8073, duct p3( p e liable to tee, pains and
aches of r+1eve men en eretd eve' chance to
dlnnp orate 'ivy wen titer. A'thoughHet's
Se snipe -11a 18 ne.lattned ot i i to re a positive
epe(ilie f,•73 rhoe inseism, the remark„ blo
°tires it ties , ff, 0737 1 teeny thee, it, unit- be
•
anS 1I fur lac :;;1•;nplstint. ' with reasonable '
o etaiuty of benefit. Its aotion in n ut a-.
lizuifl the acidity of the blood, which is the
oane0 of ;thence..::,,.n, constitutes the acerb
of the enooess of Hood's Sarsaparilla, I!
yen suffer from rhenmatit-m, give Rood's
Sarsaparilla a fair trial; it will do you good.
Childres er fr PitfFteem CoPtor1�