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FLESHERTON ADVANCE. , "TRUTH BEFORE FAVOR."-" PRINCIPLED, X01 MEJY.' 70L. VIII. , NO 459. FLESHERTON, ONT., THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1890. W. H. THURSTON, ED1 ^ %* R , ere*. Look Out! With Our Correspondents. M.u-klal > Latest News. t'f'im a" r 'Hi-it >'urripiitutet, Miss ]>ans, of Toronto, was the Armstrong Bros, to the Front ! si^ns, Clocks Walnut ' day and 24 hour, mckel and time. Watches adjusted and isochronised. I-AINT1NO. TKIMMINTi, HOILSKSHOKINC-. V.OOD WORK FIRST PRIZE WHEREVER SHOWN, LUMHKll, LATH, SHINGLES' 1 JOU WORK. j guest of banker Lucas over Sunday. F. Stephens, of Toronto, is home on a trip. ' It. ('. Ryder, town clerk, is very Jl with inflammation of tho lungs. A HIUVK A. T. A little daughter of Joseph I rwin's. a','cd between 2 and 13 years, wan plaviug on tho curbing With their line stock of watches (Swiss & American) jewelry of M uni-sul wefl situated on a vacant ^ .' e( r icr lot owned by reeve McFar- , laud. The boards being rotten gave (Gold, and rolled pi ate), soli..'. 18 and IO K. Wedding lungs, way, and she was precipitated to the ^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^ ^ t bottom, a distance of some 40 feet. , c i " Billy " Dundas, one of our sturdj 'engagement Gem Rings oU;he best quality and finest de. [young men, who clerks at H. Mercer a. * i was a witness to her disappearance. ; He immediately ran from the store to alarm j t ue we i|, gome fifty yards, and with- out deliberation ad to chances took to the old pump logs and found the water very quickly, as tlie pump was slimy and in a decayed condition. The "baby" had sunk below the water, which was nearly ten feel deep, to that In- had to go up to his neck to reach her. Clinging to the pump and bracing against the sides he held ou till ropes were lowered and tin little one hoisted up to the view of tho J gathered crowd, where the deeply janxioAi pgrents wore also waiting. i Billy was then hauled up and all I found well with him excepting the to- ' tal ruin of a good suit of clothes which I his lightning descent had run into j shred.s aud dirt. The little out: w;u brought around after uriuil ri'iur'li. s i were applied, and is now an object of wonder for a time as to how she ever i survived thu fall and subsequent sab- -MM. Will is brave and courage- I ens and really deserves tho recogni- tion of tho lioyal llumano Society. Our public Hcliool meeting was TLUNIP i.-uii.i.s. rather warm. Messrs. Win l>rmvn. OANU I-LOWS Kin.. ( '- W. Kutlcilgu and Win. M. I. . uighrey were nominated to (ill the vacancy. A choice will be madu nev. Monday by ballot. Three sites for ' the school house have been submitted to the ratepayers, and th game date will decide where the uew buildings I will be focatul. Two acros otTerud by Councillor Brown, situate ou the Toronto road toward tho foutli of the village, seem! to be in most favor just uow. Will be able tn report uxt week as to location, no doubt. S. P. Q. R. that our Canadian Northwest, the .Morions heritage that will make Canada the foremost country of the Americas, is the only place to e.ini- grate to if prosperity and comfort- are desired. Stay in Canada aud prosper, do to Dakota aud Minnesota and starve. FOR VEHICLES MANUFACTURED AT Heard's Carriage Works, FLESHEUTCLV, ONT. lions are to be secured where poisible see gome young man fill tho va:aut by the Hoard of Trade in other Cana- seat. dian cities.* Robert Watson is making sugar at In view of these facts we feol it to Worts' Ho is doinj,' fine. Winklo l)e a duty to warn our readers who would like if he would make a taffy propose looking westward for a home, party aud ask him to it. WINKLE. !THE MARKETS, FLESHERTON. Cuff fullif I'yrrecinl itprry Iteuu. ric.nr Kail Wlmut ..44 00 to 4 M HM to K -K \Vlu-t Uarluy ... . Pea* .. Hiitter . .. U 14 U It fresh t'"i.tu>a bi M? - ... 6 f U J I) W 43 Port 3 i* IU\ i'r ton ft (M 6 O) 3 50 Suavpakini . U 50 1 ill -< ... Turkey*! 10 10 ( )i.t Ut MI p Ducka pur r pair .. . . U JO O . .oeo w> pt. . . . Wuol ... - _ 18 u -i) nmm LOOKI Flesherton, facturud. including Bi-<ttfrtl Ltijht SttdBin>l<-ra,,i \I WICK'S LAND ROLLKUS UOWKHS. 1I1NDKU5 TLOWS. , B the Best. Our Sli'iijljs the llt-nt. Our (.'utters tho Best. Our Iiu|>rxed Harrows the Our I'ittunt. ( iititi Tin- Best. Itn]>n>yil Harrow the Best. Tooth STRAW CCTTKKv Copy - .of GIVEN AWAY "CASH :-: the* - Card BY THB S T O R E." From our ewru ' 'urn: Very disagreeable weather aud bad roads 'for thu last week, bugarmak- ing seems to be a failure this year.and taify parties scarce. Mrs. John Crawford, tenth line, u stili iu a very critical condition. Mr. Thos/Maddeu has muted Mr. 5. Brownridge's farm, eighth hue Mr. Jas. Madden i* visiting his parents at present. Mr. Jas. Inkster is going to New I _ York staU for the summer. | y pi I/ r I y Mr. George Whiteoak haa purch- /. DL/f/\Ll, ased and moved to the premises of the late Mr. Mitchell, Fevershaiu, aud intends carrying on the butchering Sells the bt farming impli'inmtt business thu coming summer. Two jolly tish peddlers from Flesh- erton visited this locality this week, despite ilia iuclemeut weather aud beastly roads, but the price of hen truit knocks lish all holler just now. The Bell Bros., of the uorjii hue, moved to Nottawa last week. Mr. George tlalu had a run away with a colt in a cutter last week, tho cutter was smashed and George was badly shaken up, but happened to gut me. off without an/ broken bunes. % Miss Col.;, f Fleshfi) in. is the of Mr* W. Duncau this week. The flosiug fittertainuieut of the young peupli/i Litorary Society will take place ue\t Thursday evoinug, in 6. S. No. 5, when Jt will be eloscd until next tall. Katie Summers was home from Owen Souii'l for easier holidays, also Janie and l.i/./.m Hale. They re- turned to their studies on Monday. Tooth f)uM-GeeurtJ Drill aiul KKOXT.) 1H HI III 10 10 10 'Jl jo _M an . ai *) THIS t'ARD IS_\VORTH_ $0.00 TO YOU Hiroif* HriHif'Tltis < Vif<( tbut wo may piwcb from it tb amount yoo buy. \\ lien your culi (iiirehiisen mnoiiut to S^IO.ilO wu will make ycm a < t\i- mormons vi4nni<; ili'icritvJ on the back of thin cant, entitled ">H f tK'i KM \ii.np.Kbii ni" I'^KKDi LNKIIBMATIUH txn \VUHLI>'H ATI.A." TIIIISK I'.OOKS AltK ON KXHTIHTION IN OL H STOKE. MCDONALD. & EVANS- GENERAL MERCHANTS. Flesherton, Ont. M TO (HACK.) la i.i I ft IMstro* In llakotiK CASAI'IXNS TAKK WAltNIXO, Tin.- folldwing letter appeared \\\ tho Toronto papers of Marco, -Uli : To the Editor : Sin, A few days ago there ap- jieared in your columns a eopy of a eiiiiiinunieation whieli the writer n - il t'l-Dia tho llelicf Committee, Willowtown, South Dakota, :i;'i'ialnn' tu the Hoard of Trade fcr help. Irtlir \\;is submitted to tlie ui.unctl, and I was instruetetl t> saiil'y in_, - self as to the correctness ot tin- - meiits made therein. This I h.iv A ta* f Slaudvr. Tu tu SiMor V i; Adrunet. In rcii i euee to an item in the Price- ;illc column of hut week's issue of Tho Advance, we women feel some- what iiulif<naut. It gives outsiders the impression that our model tin thi* respect i village consists cliielly of gossiping women. I have made ilili- i nt, inquiry and cannot liud any t'oundation for the remarks passed by tha eor. Why he puts tho words " spoil " and " quilting " in quotation mailts is a mystery to ail who havo noticed tlio article. I bava spoken to several ludy iriends aud tho whole item is a mystery to thorn all. If there is any -caudal or gossip it has not bvii circulated out of the cor's own circl" mid wo think it too bad to tho whole village by a lew in- divuluais -iiMi as well aswomtii) wfio u,;,e dchghi iu gossipin-. Will Tin W:ttrrli>o Pfwiw and TJirahtr*. A / [i'lr'iiiift Ilitiifurk. The good qiiitlitiri of tbea inipfomeot' art siiltioiPiitlY kuunn nuw to |)eak ( i tliuuisolvrx, without uy extra words frun m*. Anjinniv rci|iin ug mi|ili-iinM)U in thi liua would An well to PXUUUII" tn: not already ocqnainui with Uicm. >'nl! on DM ami 1 will >.. hiippv t.. cxliiliit tfaa gooJ. qnautiL'B of thi -TI- uiuohuifH. T. A. BLikELl, Flesherton. "COME INSPECT SELECT Stock Large WELL ASSORTED. Marked in Plain Figures PRICES LOW. duality Considered. EoTABLIoHED dune, aud, thauks to tha kindness of) VO ii kimllv bespeak a word" for those , Mr. W.I'. Mattlu-ws, nmna^.-r foi ,;,f ou , fl [|;, KU who detest being classc,! WaiTaUtS Personally SlgnG'.! No single book evor contained such a wealth of knowledge -. Pun. Wiinaii .v I'a. city. a!!<it w itli gossip'c-rs and contVr a others, 1 iiiul \.\M\ the di sOtiuion in | f avol . , rcsfeetfully yours. tho abovo to is all OOfli A Ci>M!M.i:Ti: ILLl'STKiTKI) LIBKAKV IN llsn J I Dot Only suffering fron^]0 failure, of I Mnivv. il imi*tan^ -i if in! >riantion aa verv <'OIIP'!VH|>|. ,.i i tho I tlltfil' Cl'OI'S, but als;) ll iHll pl'ilil i A .li..it. i vr in formation almt i.vfrvthn . - . IK ,1 rl V e '' VI iiili" bv IliowiitoutsWiiu It if THE BEST . ; evor issued. &t?S?S* u.! boon fluvotml tu thi *\i tin I f I'A luforuifttiOil utii.it* 1 . (t I*'.) !>* 0>;i ulri I oil ev*rv qiltl<>ll Liiitnvi bud youti|j alikfl. It coiiUiiun a map of tivory titatu n>l tcru- .uiy in.! Iwrui-n C.M uitrifA, In all FlfTY .HVtMFICIE.NTLY t.X.KV^ I l> ' -'ti'in of -. orv I'rtiri >< sun. luin'ilo much uthor matter relaliv* to the Hoim 1 , bv Knctoi-y. Law^'ovtieAl Svloctloil*, LMal Konua, SVIIOOVDIM. Kairwu^ Mrt.|(,-.-n ami I low t .il'aUulau*. How ti>l''iok. Hcnt f> (ietKicb, How to Ours XumuroiiH Ulu&ui>. How t<> viiii*. Wbotaialo ana Uviml lluniuuKi, 1'ulitical Hlllory of thu U. S., lunurancu, Hankiuij, Tablua 01 . >it ailil Miiaiin'. ami lliin.l:-. lU oTOthcr TvpicM of Great Yalur tu Evrry I'vrson. who doiirw to 1! up t< i tha time*. It lol<N(antly tionn 1 in morocco cloth witli l)antifnllr <lii;iin<l lid* tiri> und raarhled . '<i;oa, niakinii at uucu the inont baodaouii) aud duiabl* a. wall a tlio u:ot uceful LouK ovr niaUa r -"111 fur 44.00. Oopieaof tli ii boukuaouot ha bought ; tby caa Ira obtained only by miog tliiicard. t C7all ;i M<I Inspect the .Books. MCDONALD & EVANS, lattn ciiu-i . Ihoir a.'Hietii*n has cur- tuiiily been very sovorc, and thuircasi- ; ; . ,', H i-vuig one. meriti.T,' our full- sviupatiiy and assistance, the a^ uihst of the settlers i,. (. anailians from Uie Province of OiiMiiu. W'ill yon permit me, through your valuable oolumiK, to say to tho members of tho buarij. and the public o;enorally,that by ordtr pf the coiuicil, I \vi!l be pleased to rtceivo and for- ward subscriptions for the relief of tho sufferers. 1 am advised that if r relief is to bo given it should be without delay. All subscriptions will be duly ackuowledged by Yours, etc., A. Wiixs. Secretary, Board of Trade. Toronto, March 22. lasting 13. XL April 11. j'rii>;i stutivn. /lit, Mr. Julin l.yons has let hi milk route to Mr. Uows. Mr. John Saunders is building an addition to his house. His father : has come to live witli him. He will be welcome in this neighborhood, us he has plenty of money, bnt Jolm will liuj lam a phtce fbr it. Sir. Joel Worts has recovered from his illness. Mr. George Best is ou tho mend. Mr. Best lost bis dog somel.tniie ago and uow he haa found him in the cattle guard, where he got drowned. Mr. Jake Still has gone to Orange- rillo* He will bo missed here. Ho was always ready to push tho cans yon. May the Lord v keep and kept It is understood alto that mbserip- 1 faitl ful to tlie ud. W um tg OPTICALLY FITTEP 18 Years ai \\\: FINE \VX>KK On all Grades of Watches, PERSONALLY DONE. Charges Hode rate W.ATBKOAVN, Jewelle*. etc. SIGN OF THE "BIG SPEX."