The Exeter Times, 1895-1-10, Page 8sageleNCR,
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I '41'ELE, mniATHart ASSURANCE COMe
Mar, ot Tore.; 0L also for the Pa0BNIX
FIRE, XelSbleeeet014 002,124.NY, of Lonteere
Beelend reLLIANCIt INSURANCE COM.
VANY' of England.
rritiE LONDON MU rU.A.L
-LIN,Ria IN SUB ooe CO. OF' 0 Aat aDA •
rtead oftiee, 1,ONDON.
_ Fot35 years this Company has done the
argttat bu‘eirrese Ortuadte at the lowest ratee,
ttonatatreat with goeurity.
Aaseta, jam Viet, $357,190.00
43,000 Pelletal; to forge.
T. E. HOBSON, President,
b.O. Mala ON AIM, Manager.
or furth er particulars, nevi .yeto
D AVeD JAQUES,
Aimee, Exeter.
he Mart
Pocket &Office Diaries
All Sizes and Prices.
Start the new yeer by replenish-
ing your office. We have a
fu line of
Blank Books,
Paper Be sleete,
&etc., tete.
And. the prices are the lowest.
Kindly call and inspect them.
J. GRIGG,
"THE MART."
IMURSDAY. JANUARY 10th, 189$
LOCAL HAPPENINOS
laretritte
The Huron Ceunty Council will meet in
Gederiele en. 22nd.
The elootion is pest; heal all difficulties
and set out afierih for anotber year.
The Exeter Mupielpal Council are all
Consereatives and Methoditte.
The County Council of Huron will this
year be eon/timed of almost entirely neer
blood.
We have just optned out an excellent
line of Tablinas, Towels, and Toweliegs, at
P. Clarke's.
The South Huron Farrnees' Institute
held a tiession here yesterday. The attend;
ance was large.
The sleighieg of the past week made
things lively in town, and considerable
wood was marketed.
At J. P. Clarke's will be found a choice
lot of menet fur ;ad cloth caps -also
Gloves, all kinds.
In Parkhill the Municipal election was
conducted on P. Pr A. liners, and the P, P.
A: Council were re-eleoted.
Mr, Jae. Grieve has purchased the
residence of the late Mre, Ferguson,
William st., raying therefor a good
6 gu. re.
Tee annual meetine of the Agricultural
Society will be held today (Tharaday.)
in the town hall. There should be a large
attendance,
Oar flannelette sales during the 'pest
month have been larger than heretofore
wad more (tholes patterns to hand this
week, at J. P. Clarke's.
The election of Monday, it is said, will
be protested on account ofillegal practises.
There are also to be oross petitions. The
reeve's chair is the target.
The salt manufacturers met in London
last week and advanced the pries of sela
thirty-five per cent to compare with -the
prices charged M the States.
Rather thnn carry over our ttoek of
overeoate and mens underwear, we will
offer them at Cost Price for cash -Come
and prove us 3. P. Clarice.
The Town Band. serenaded the tnembers
of the Town Council on Monday evening
and put enthusiasm into the hearts of
those who must have been weary.
Just opened up two of the choicest Black
teas, they will capture your taste: also our
renowned coffees hold the customers' ap-
proval, at J. 1'. Clarke's.
THE
Baahrailt $toro
Great annual
stock taking
sale now on
Bargains, t h e
Best on record.
Come and see.
J. A. Stewart.
Notice to TimesReaders.
The publishers would esteem it a favor if
readers would,when making their purchases,
mention that they saw the merchant's adver-
lisement in THE lames.
40TICE-Al1 businese announcements
notices of publie meetings, entertainments
auction sales, etc., appearing in time leeal
columns will be charged for at the rate of five
xerits perlino eaoh insertion. Black heading
to count as three lines. Cash with order save
o persone having open accounts. To insure
-change of advertisements in current issue %my
-must be handedinto office on Tuesday.
Trnatt Memorial Ch,
est Sunday after Epiphany, Jan. 13th, 18e5.
Sermons,
11 A: ie. God fools,
e. tr. Safety, Liberty and Sustenanee.
Specialelnsie for evening,
Magnificat and Nuno Demitte Bunnett
Anthem, "Arlie, shine, for the light is come,'
Sir Geo Elves,.
Closing Voluntary "March Romaine.' by
te.ohestra.
GI•
Tho officers of Lebanon Forest Lodge,
No 133, A. F. et A. M. S. were installed on
Thanday evening last, by W. Bro M. Bari -
Tett, as follows: -P M. C. Ef. Sanders;
W. M., John J. Knight; S. W. Jos. Davis;
J, W. W: H. Leyett; Chap, E. W. Hunt;
S. D. J. A. Stewart; J. D. Jos. Senior;
Tres., B. S. O'Neil; eec., M. Eacrett; I. G.
S. Sweet; Stewards; Bros. P,Rowtcliffe and
W. D. Weekes; D. C., G. .A. IC, Mcteod;
Tyler, Wm. Brooks.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Thomas
Yellow Mok place on Saturday last and
was largely attended. The funeral sermon
was preached on Sunday evening by Rev.
H. W. Locke of Main St. Methodist
,church. Mrs. Yellow with her husband
and family came to Exeter a love years
ago horn the neighborhood of Seaforth.
She had been ill for aeyeral months and
ber death as daily expected, she was
held in the hiaheirt esteem by all her
.acquaintancee.
A western paper tells flu; readers how to
mind their "P's' in the following para.
graph: ''Peron* who Patronize Papers
should Pay Promptly, for the Peouniary
Prospectof the l'rens Nimes a Peculiar
Power in Pushing forward Public
Prosperity. If the Pablialler is Paid
Promptly and his Pocket book kept
Plethoric' by Prompt Paying Patrons he
Pete his Pen to the Papa. in Peace, his
Paragraphs are more Pointed; he Paints
hi Pittures of Pealing events in more
Pleasing color, and the Permed of his
Paper is a Pleasure to the People. Nat°
tide Piece of ?overbid Philosophy in
Slemal Place where all Peretine oan. Perceive
They make onojeel se thongh life Was
worth living, Take One Of Carter's Little
Pills after eating; 14 will relleye dyspernilar
id tiOn, give tone end tiger to the
bee
Mr. Harold Clarkson, of Seaforth, will
teach school in Eden this year, and the
Misses Jennie and Belle Ballantyne in
Bluevale and. Creditoreeeepectively.
S. S. Cooper, contractor, for the County
House of Refuge has contracted with Geo.
Moatz of Crediton, for 230,000 brick_ J.
A. Fowler, the architect helped make the
Selection.
Mr. Luther Braund, of Exeter, was mar-
ried an Leamington,at the residence of Rev
A. L. Russell, yesterday, co Mies Aphe.
Essery, daughter of Mr. JohnEssery, of
Exeter.
AT REDUCED PRICES: -4 pair only,
White Blankets: 5 only Bed Comforters;
'eeeeit e Ora liCa's. -
S. A,. Popplestone, District Deputy of
Huron, that: installed daring this week,
the Odd•fellow's lodges: of Goclerich,
Heinen, Settforth and Battlefield. He
reports Odd -Fellowship booming.
Rev. Alexander MacGillivray, P. H. C.
, has lbeen invited by the Foresters of
Kirkton, to deliver a public address in
the interestsRof the I. 0: F. on Monday
evening, 14ta Jan. A cordial ineitation
is extended to all.
The Drilled Teams of Exeter Lodge No.
67 and Huron Lodge No, 55, Goderich, go
to Clinton next Tuesday to exemplify tee
Dramatised Floor work before the District
meeting of the Independent Order of Odd -
fellows.
We learn that the Inspector has given
instructions to have another school trustee
election in Exeter, owing to the late
election being illegal in consequence of
the closing of the poll an hour too early.
We have not learned the date.
The school house of S. S. No. 7, flib-
bert, near Chisethurst, was burned down
recently with all the ()entente, including
aohool register. Tne origin of the fire is
unknown Steps will be taken at once
towards the erection of a new building.
At the last meeting of the Exeter fire-
men, Jas. Weekes was elected chief En-
gineer, vice W. Treble :resigned. J. Mc -
.Laughlin was elected Captain of No. 2
Company in Mr. Weaker? stead. In both
instances good ;selections have been made.
Everyone interested in dairying and
ancceesful agriculture should be at the
annual convention of the Dairymen's
Association of Western Ontario at Strat-
ford on January 15th, 16th and 17th.
See advt. elsewhere in this issue for par-
ticulars.
After a short illness caused by la grippe
and inflamination, Mrs. McFayden, wife
of Rev..A. Mea'ayden, of Fullerton, pass •
ed quietly away on Monday, The deceased
was nnivereally esteemed and respected
by all who bad tho pleasure of her acal
quaintance and her piesence in the church
and social circles here will be much
missed,
Many persons through motives of
economy turn the flame of kerosene lamp
low'when necessary to leave .it burning, a
thing they would not do if they were aware
that the oil coesumes just as fast, but the
gas does not barn, hence irethrowe off in-
to the room, giving the horrible odor
which is not only offensive to emelt but
poieonoue to the human life.
A well known resident of Stephen
township, in the person (of John Ryan,
died at his home near Mt. Carmel, on
Saturday last after a brief illeacias'of
erysipelas, at the age gof 53 years. Mr.
Ryan was well-known throughout the
township, having served on the council
board and at Various times held the posit -
of Reneger and colleolor. 131*
famine were interred at Mt. Carmel on
Monday.
A correspondent to the London Adyer-
User,. writes r-e"Clourt of Revision for the
Dominion voters' Het was held at Exeter
on Friday last, The Reformees added 29
and congeriatives 7 voter& The num-
bar struck off the lid was, Reformers 16.
Conteryativeri '36." The correspondent
forget to Mention, however, that the
Conscrvatiyint of tutor boa nearly 200
names pint on the lista before they were
printed, while the Iriberels ettai an none.
The Stein was intetly in fearer Of the Co.
THE E
RiTER.TIMB
Rerseraiti;
Was Ida Eaceett, of Sarnia, is vieiting
friende tovir --A. leteTavish, of Lon-
don, spent severel day e of laet wokin
towir.-Kise Ida Boon, of Toronto, who
him as bevisiting friende in town returned
home Moneey,-Miss May Gregory, mil.
liner, is home spendiug vaeation.-Mr.
Chas. Ewing le visiting his parente 10.Palmeiston..- Mies Smyth of Seaferth,
and Miss Urquhart, of Cobourg,
have left for home to opeed vacrition.-
Mies Sutherland of Bensall. exiled on
friends in town on Mondey.-Mr. and Mrs
ICenneth McGregor, of Highgate, Ontario,
are the guests ot MeGreger's daeghter,
Mrs George Manson. Mrs. McGregor
had a °antler re voved from her person
last week by Dr, Rrowning, and is doing
vvell.--Mr. G(a. Fisher, of Ueberne, is
slightly indisposed. -Mr. Mrs, Saru'l
Sainple ef St. Paula, Ont , wear guests at
Wm. Bagshaw'e, Stephen, last week.-
W, H. Levett, learner citizen of Exeter
has been again elected a member of the
Parkhill couneil.-Mr. Chris 13alsden, of
St. Thomas, is visiting friends in town -
W. J. °little has again returned to hie
studies at Harbard Collteriate, Toronto.--
Mr. John Bowden, Of Ridgetown. id NIS:
iting town. -Mr, Joha Elam, barrister,
of British Columbia, is vieiting under the
parental roof
Hymeneal
Anothey of those nappy events whieh
enlarges the naemberehip of the Case
oettlement by one has teken plate) at the
residence of Mr. Wm. Chapman of the 2nd
Con. of Hay, it beerier the marriage of his
daughter, Mies Jane, to Mr. John Haw;
kine of the London Road. On Wednesday
afternoon lea, the relatives and a number
of the f deeds of the bride and groom as:
sernbled at the residence of the bride's
parents, and the Rev. Mr. Swan, of Hen:
sal), tied the nuptial knot. The formali;
-ties consisteet with tbe occasion, being
over the happy couple left on the evening
train for Buffelo,e,mid showera of rice and
congretulations.-Cou.
rallip*arma
Hoa Gr W Rosa has suspended Eaten
Williams, a clerk the Ontario Educe -
tion Department. The charge against him
was simply 'making improper use of
letters and papers that came into his
possession.' Williams is a young :married
man, 28 years of age, who with his wife
and three little children, 'dye at Lambton
Mills, where he has a small dairy farm.
For twelye years he has been a clerk in the
Ed.ucational Department. Soine of the
missing documents were found at Will-
iams' house and. he acknowledged his
guilt. His case will be investigated im-
mediately by the Government. His salary
was e800 per year, and. he vas till recently
a silent partner in the firm of Dignum
Bros di Virilliama, manufacturers' agents.
He was born in Toronto, and, is a son-in-
law of Col. Goodman, of Parkhill.
Mr Beverly Ross, uephew of efr Renton°,
formerly of the Seaforth Collegiate In-
stitute, who was spending his Claristmas
holidays at home in Port Hope, was seeing
a young lady friend off on the eastern
express on Thursday night, and remained
talking until the train began to move,
when he jumped off. It was dark, and as
he walked forward he tripped over the bar
of the switch and fell headlone. Ilia left
arm went on the rail and two wheels ofethe
Pullman went oyer it • The arm had to be
ealmputated about two inchea below the
elbow.
pee ramoi, et,e-tereutoeeertoormiereee
Da /caner home, efonday. The deceased
gentleman had been ailing for some time
but his death was very sudden. On Sun
day morning he was sitting up, and called
quickly to his wife for aid, Mrs. Morrison
was started to see blood gash from his
mouth, and almost instantly he fell over,
and was dead. A doetor was summoned,
but could do nothing. Death was due to
the bursting of a blood vessel in his chest.
Deceased was formerly a business man at
Henaall and Bayfield.
An old lady who lived with her son in
law, Mr. M. Campbell, of Seafortb, de:
parted this life on the 31st ult., at the ad:
vanced age of 02 years. Deceased, whose
maiden name was Donaldson, was a native
of county Armanagh, Ireland, and same to
this country in 1851. She and her hue;
band scent moat of their days in the town-
ship of Morris in the county of Huron
haying been among the earliest settlers.
Timothy Wade, of the firm of Wade dr
Lamb, pumpmakers,Stratforcl, met with a
serums accident Thursday, which it is
feared may result Welly. While driving
on Ontario street his horse ran away and
the wagon upsetting he was pitched olit on
to hie head. and rendered unconscious, He
waa found to be suffering from concussion
of the brain and a severe scalp wound.
Governor Dickton,of Goderich,was in re;
ceipt of a generous supply of fruits &e , for
the inmates of the county jail. and also a
basket of oranges, which ma.de an accept:
able addition to the New Year's dinner of
the unfortunates in his charge.
The Brussels Herald has been sold to leir
James Moore, who has auceessfully taught
for nearly three years in Shine's school.
We understand he takes 'possession this
week. It ts said. the late editor will return
to the dry goods business.
PICKARD
Good
SoN•°solutions
Are Clearing out
All ,Lines of
Wintor Goods
AT
Tremendous argains.
PICKARD & SON,
A TIE.
Baviden and McCallum Tie fax
the Re eveship.
2 .
eletosereemeejerel, elect -inn nee,egeetgr. ell
history of the town, and a larger vote was
polled than for years. Excitement ran
,
high and no person had the faintest idea
Mr.Gavin Wilson has sold his farm,
being lot 37, con. 14, &est Wawanosh to
Mr. Robert Slaiell, late of Manitoba, for
the sum of $4,000 Mr. Wilson purchased
this farm a couple of years ago for e3,250.
Mr John Jenkins has sold what is known
as the "Joe Churchill farm," 'el4th oon.,
Goderich township to Mr•Pickett,of Clint:
on for the stun of $3,400;theafarm contains
80 acme with fairly good buildings.
Thomas Cassidy, a farmer at Auburn,
Huron county, has been committed for
trial on a charge of ill-treating Charles
Keating, a boy from Feagan's Home.
Keating waa badly frost bitten'
Miss Jennie Mustard,teacher of Stanley,
was presented with a gold watch chain
and an albeel by the pupils of the school
on the eve of her departure for the high
(reboot to prosecute her studies.
Henry Kerr, of Nile, Huron county, had
his leg broken by being kicked by a horse.
He is in a very Critical condition and as he
is Deer 80 years old, the heater° Will go
hard with him,
The annual meeting of the Wed Riding
of Huron Liberal Coneervoltive Arieociatien
will be held the town halt Clinton, on
Friday, Jan, 18th, commencing at 2,30 p.
m.
Seaforth it growing at a telephone
centre, the business having greatly Morons -
ed Of reeent months. The total number
of instrumehts now in use ie 88.
Mr Thomas Diekeozi who purchased the
• ,
Seeforth creamery a short time:ago intend
running it himself with the aid of a first.
eless'butter maker.
The Miatreeir Amy Brett and AL Latimer,
Of Seeferth, have been engaged to teach
gehool nensall during 1895.
The WAblinge gave an entertainment in
tzeter last clotting tie a felt aliellettee
as to the saccessful ones, especially con-
cerningthe reeve. All worked with a
determination to win, and each polled a
big vote.
When it was announced that two of the
candidates for reeveship had tied, a sud-
den silence came over the large audience,
and until Tuesday noon, speculation was
rife as to whom the returning -officer would
give the casting vote, He gave it in favor
of McCallum who will be reeve for 1895,
with T. B. Carling, deputy -reeve (by
acclamation.
There was a big vote polled for the
councillors, John Taylor heading the poll,
W. Treble following and W. Harding
next.
With the exception of Messrs Carling
and Taylor, the council of 1895 is com-
posed of new blood. The vote stands as
follows by divisions :=
FOR REEVE.
Divisions 1 2 3 4
Bobier A Q 35 40 20 39
Bawden Wm 30 28 50 53
McOall1mTH 41 34 37 49
Total
131
161
161
FOR COUNCIL.
Divisions 1 2 3 1 Total
Harding W 58 49 90 75 272
Snell Chas jr 62 60 43 93 257
Taylor John 74 69 74 104 321
Treble Wm 01 71 56 81 305
It will be noticed that Mr. Taylor head
ed the poll, and that he polled the largest
vote ever given a candidate for municipal
honors in Fleeter.
The council of 1894 were an economical
council, and deserved better treatment at
the hand of the electors. They deegrved
election by acclamation.
Mumcipal Elections.
AILSA CRAIG.-Reove, ,T Morgan; coun •
cillors, R J Robinson, D MacArthur, G
Morton and bus Alexander.
BIDDIILPIL-Tbe old council elected by
aeolamation.
Bosanquet -Reeve Kennedy: councillors,
Lampman, Carrothers Ross.
BATPIELD-Reeve,fBarns : Councillors,
Bailey E. Gerwin, J. Fraser and Dr.
Stanbury.
Bauesnee,-W 13 Kerr, reeve: Robert
Graham, W El' McCracken, Benjamin
Gerry and R. Leatherdale, Councillors,
BLAME:CARD. -Reeve, Dan'l Sinclair;
Depaty Reeve, Robt. Berry, both by aot
clamation; Councillora, W. S. Dinsmore,
Geo. TJIliott and John Fotheringhrom
Fotheringham beating Mania, the defeat:
ed, by only three votele
BLven-Reeve, N H Young 127: deputy
reeve, F Mettialf 94 : Councillors, T Ash:
berry 121, W Campbell 124, James MeGee
145, Alex McKenzie 145, Andrew McNally
155. In the evening the elected Reeve
and Councillors were drawn around town
by a gang of men and boys headed by the
band.
COLnoutte--lieeve Malloy [awl] Deputy
Reeve, Andrew Young 32 majority.
Councillore, Nathan /Linea, Andrew
Million and Samuel Potter,
0tareon.-Alayor, Holmes; reeve. Ale*
MeMinethie; deputy reeve, D B liennedy,
all by acclamation; committers, McKenzie,
MoMurray, Cooper, Overbury, Gilroy,
Taylor, Bruee and Searle.
Dowene-The old council elected by
acciaMation.
East Nierneari-Reeve, nope Webster,
elected by 146 rdajority; Council by recoil
D McMfUtt5 14 Moquordele, 3 Murray,
G Robinson,
Grunr,.-Reeve Thotriail Strocban y
• • b
acclamation; let deputy, Archibald Hislop,
by acclamatton; 2ed deputy, Ohas Turn-
bull, by acclamation,
Gonenica Townsme.-Reeve, Jno. Cox;
Deputy Reeve, Thos. Churchill;
tors, J Connolly, Jas. Johnston and Chas
1Williames
RMcLan; deputy reeve, P Holt 'Eimer) ;
.t.Ori n*T2,b, t•••••d.. -.eeesee,
councilors, E Campion, A Dunlop, M
Nicholson, T Swartz, T Smith, T Naftel,
D Cantalon R Tbompson, J W Smith W
11 Murney, A Saunders, ,T Wilson, M 0
ohnston.
Hawick -Reeve, B S Cook teed]: first
deputy, A Southeran: Remind deputy, A
Gril-re-in, -.Reeve, MeEwen; Deputy Tarn-
bull; 2ad deputy, Geiger; Councillors,
Batler and Dines, all by acclamation.
B.ULLETT- McDonald was elected reeve
over Britton 385 to 308 votes, while
the three . councillors were elected as
follows: -Snell 475, Laaham 434, Leach
384, Churchill 224, Dale 167,
Mannar -Thome Ryan, reeve, Peter
Campbell, deputy reeve; John A McLaren.
Matthew Miller and William Feeney,
councillors, all by acclamation.
Lotto -Reeve, 0 M Simmons : Council -
lois, 0. A. Paul, H. Lynn and B. Janes
Lueknow-Reeye, Lyon faecal Council:
lors, W 5" Holmes, D McDonald, W Ander:
son, D MoQuaig.
LIMAN. -Reeve Robinson Armitage.
Councillors, G Efodgins, J S Gilfillao, A T
Breathwaite, S Gibson, all be acclamation.
Liseowen-adayor, A. W. Featherstone
(acre) • Reeve. Wm. Welch ; Deputy -
Reeve, J. b. Bowman (acol) ; Bismarck
Ward, Henry-Goddard,A. Fairch; Delete°.
C. Pruter, , Gladstone Ward, J. A. Hack-
ing, J. Seabourger ; Trustee, J, Tremain ;
Vietoria Ward, M. McGillivray, W,
MaCurcheon ; Dufferin Ward, W. Pet on,
S. J. Stevenson : Trustee. R. Seaman :
Lansdowne Ward, J. H. Gunther, D. D.
Campbell ; Ttustee, Jno. Torrauce.
MoGieravnatee-beeve, eV CorbetaDeputy
Thos. Prost: eecond deputy Drummond;
Councillors, Hut cbinson and Grieve.
Monate. -Reeve, Henry Mooney, deputy
reeye, Geo Kirkby, councillors, Wm
Isbister, Jas Bowl:men, Jas Code, all by
accMlamartitoi
oK,-The Reeve and Councillors
haye all been returned by exclamatiou.
They are Jelan Bennawies, Reeve, and
Daniel Nanley, Jamea Evans, Wm Me:
Gavin and Was Archibald,counoillorsr The
Deputy Reeve will be appointed at the
first meeting.
alnoneere- Mayor. I. Hord (aocl) :
Reeve, J. Dougherty ; Deputy -Reeve,
Wm, Ryan (acci) ; Councillors, North
Ward, W:11. Cole, John Phinnamore, Jos
floppier: South Ward, J. joins, J. Whyte
Another eleotion will be necessary to
make right the number of Councillors in
South and West Wards. School tunnies,
North Ward, A: Barrett ; South Ward, A.
D. Smith. No by laws.
PARICHILL.- Mayor, John Cluneere
reeve A M Miller councillora, Ward No
1, Wrn Fletcher, Neil McPhee; No 2, Win
Ritchie, II Lovett: No 8, J 13 Canniogton,
J Hall; Sehool Trustees, Ward efo 1, A K.
Vanwyok, (acclamation); No 2, John
Hamilton; No 3, T W Watson,
STANLEY- Reeve, Robt, MeIlveen
Deputy, I, Erratt ; Councillors, 8, A.
Moffatt, Wm. Lamont, j. Aikenhead.
Sletragte-Reeve, V.Ratz 1 • 1.st Deputy;
Henry Eilber ; 2nd Deputy, 3. Sherritt ;
Councillor°. flioke and Sweitzer ; alt by
acclamation.
Seafortb- The new ammoil for 1895 is
elected by aeclamation as followa;
Wm M Gray; reeve, B B Gunn; deputy
reeve 3 Watson councillors, J Weir, A. M
Carepoell, le Winters, 3 Nevill, John
Roberton, P Keating, Geo Sille, J Gil:
lempie, Gettridge.
Serteeroitte--Mayor, Ww DievidieLlt
aldermen, jas tamp, D Scrirogeoar, W
.1 Fenimore E1 Mitten, Wm, litipbern, J
MoMilleti, G T &Mein D Dempiefi F
Ingram, 8 1?Your*, J Seeleth, of 0/1)one.
held, J Head, 8' Trail, 3 Rogarth,
Are usually made to take effect this month. Would it
not be a good idea to resolve that you will save money
bv dealing with CARLING BROS. during 1895.
Those who traded here in1894
have no big dry goods bills to
pay now.
We Will Announce
A Special Stocktaking Sale, Watch this sale for money
saving chances, visit the store often, lots of lines we never
advertise, because there's not enough of them, but they
might be the very ones you want,
We Draw Business with a chain of big values. Every
link in the chain is unbreakable. Try its strength.
CARLING BROS.
;ere
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oefaosive Etessue HousE e
Sr; MARYS. -May or, W 0 efoscrip, by ASTEA_LTILY FOE.
acclamation; councillors, West Ward, R
T Gilpio, J Fairies, R Hardy, by
acclamation: North Ward, W Dunseith, J
Spaeth), W Pearn, by acclamation. South
Ward, W II Graham, 0 Richardson, J
Clyde; Public School Trustere, North
Ward, T D Stanley, by acclamation; Went
"Ward, E W Harding, by acclamation;
South Ward, W W Haines.
TURNBERRY.-Reeve, Wm McPherson;
depnty reeve,Wm Cruickshank;counoillors,
Wm Gemmell, john Diment and John
Musgrove.
TI7CKERS11/T11.-Reeve, J. Sheppard,
Deputy Reeve, P. McKay; Councillors,
John McCloy, Jas. Patterson and Abner
Counins. J. Sheppard defeated R. .13,
McLean by over 140 votes, which means
practioally a snow under for McLean, who
it is said, was aspiring for the patron can:
didateship for South Huron, in the next
Dominion election,
Uorandoy:axxcae: rRii,reilvteT,:i 1_1:aym; c.o;n:oxitllo„re,
ene ire.e. ., ....adLhou oydt eetevuu
8GWardWinaerrc12-jr.R.; but as 025,000 of this is invested in a
Weer Weeverrostr -Mesers. Stervart andi system of waterworks vvhich is fast becom-
sHip,unvvtearird;NvWDdiWbraidrgde, W.
Gibson were reelected reeve and deputy ing a Bonne of revenue, the anandird
respectively, as were also Measrs. Todd, standing ox the town is considered good.
Medd and Darman, conuoillors: According to a Montreal paper. about
Wirtorreen-Mayor, W F Brokenshire; five months ago Sir John Thompson
reeve, C Sperling: depaty reeve Wm consulted a efontreal physician, who told
Holmes; councillors, Ward A, R. Arscott, him thatunlees he abandoned the excite- ,
J McLean, F Forbes. ment of public life he did not think
WROXETER-Reeve, T. B. Sanders, by could liye more than tour months.
acolarnation : Councillors, J. Barnard, R.
W. Rutherford, W. Wilson : School
Trustees, T. Rae, M. Sanderson and A.
/elan roe.
BRIGHT'S DISEASE! MAX :EXIST: A LONG
WHILE BUBO= IT IS SUSPECTED.
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DRuNORD, Jan. 14-Brighte(disease hat
no symptoms of its own, and may long
exist without the knowledge of the patient
or practitioner, as no pain may be felt in
the kiddeys or their vicinity. There may
be no albumen in the water and no tube-
oaets, yet Bright's disease may be present.
It often develops soddenly and may run re
fatal course before it is recognized.
Bright's Disease is thus recognized as, re
mysterious, every day malady, which 'rite
increasing at an alarming rate. Before:
Dodd's Kidney Pills were placed within.
reeerh of the /Sahli°, these diseases werer
considered by medical men and the publie
to be incurable. Thanks to this popular
remedy, thousands aro now enjoying
perfect health who, without it, would to-
day be laid away in their graves.
Election in Goderich Township.
The official figarea for the municipal
contest on Monday are as follows: -
eon =nye.
Wards 1 2 3 4 5 0 Total.
Cox
Beacom
Churohill
Sturdy
Connolly
Williams
Johns ton
Cooper
86 44 73 2E 97 45 870
88 40 59 65 20 34 266
FOR DEPUTY REEvE
42 37 58 70 99 58 361
71 49 62 15 22 20 239
Fon. COUNCILLORS.
73 67 81 41 95 41 398
40 60 58 31118 54 361
113 62 71 15 44 19 334
19 22 57 71. 14 43 226
It will be perceived that the only cbange
in the Council is in the Deputy Reeveabip,
Mr,Churchill being substituted for Mr. S.
Sturdy.
aereiree
Huron County Council for 1895. l'
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The County Council for 1895 will be
composed as follows
Ree;r-e
Deputy ,
Tuckeramith Jno Shepherd Peter McKay
one to be
Usborne T M. Kay appointtri
Exeter T B. McCallum T B Carling FUr Coa.,ts.
Stephen V Ratz Henry Eilber
Geo McEwen M Geiger
J Sherritt
Hay c
FUr and anibation Caps,
l
R Turnbull
Stanley R Mcillvayne Isaac Erratt Fur Capes and. Sets,
Bayfield Jae Burns
Goderich Tp John Cox T Churclun Sleigh Robes in the
Goderich R McLean P Holt
Colborue
Ashfild Arch Malley Alex Youn large size, $6.00 to $6.50
eJos Griffin II Chambers )
be Irvine
WWawanosh Alex Stewart W Gibf These goods are worthson
E Wawanosh T H Taylor Thos Brown
WA.NTED,
Clearing Sale
of Winter
G-oods,
Blyth N Et Young
Efullett A P McDonald John Brigham 'store in Canada.
Zngluaat1'7EI
eat 10SpaHerrlinv W Holmee an
Turnberry W M.oPherson W Cruikshank
Wroxeter T 13 Sanders .
Howick B S Cook A Southeram Overcoats for Men and
A Waham
Thos Straehan A Hislop . DIVS.
Chas Tarnbulif
. 'Underclothing.
relt Boots,
Felt Sot and Rubbers,
and anything and every.,
thing inithe store belonging
to the Winter Season, tO
be cleared out at any price
regardless of profit and
oost.
C,37111t.it18.0,4641olatr 116medY a. C. ATOZNigier0241.
$9 to g10 in any regular
Grey
MoKillop John Beuewels one to be
-*appointed
Seafortb B B Gunn 3 Watson
We Mice not bad positive returns from
East Wawanoah and Ashfield.
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