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EXETER? ONT., THURSDAY, (TUNE 23, 1887.
NO. 3
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'PHOS. 'PASAVORE,
Editor Old I'ublisher.
• CHURCH D%RECTOflY.
Episcopal, Onotten.--Rev, S. F; Robinson,
,Incumbent. Sunday Services, 11 a, in., and
p, ; Sabbath School, 2:30 p, m.
SALVArlort Aasly.—Sunday services,74 a. tn.,
.2 in. and 8 p, in., 'services every night dur-
ing the week, at 8 o'clock. Holiness meeting
.at. 11 it. tn. on Sunday.
, M=1101)191 C111111.011.--3411108 street, Ttev, 3.
%graham, pastor.Sunday services, 10.30 a. m.
'and 0.80e. m, Sabbath school, 2 ivtit. Pray,
'or mooting Thursday evening ut 7.80,
MAIN Srasam,-.:-Rev. W. If. Pascoe, pastor.
'Sunday services,. 10.80 a. In, and 0,3( .p. nt
.Sablatth school, 2.80 p.rn. Trayer' Muth/8,
Thursday evenIng at 7,80., 'Young peoples
prayer meeting Thursday evening* at 7.30..
Passarraman Cuenca, —Rev. W. H. Mar-
tin, Pastor. Sunday services, 11. a, tn. and 0-
80 p. tin Sabbath school, 0:40 a. in. Young
peoples prayer meeting, at; 6 46. Thursday
evening, prayer meeting at, 8 o'elock,—Ohoir
praetice immediately after.
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'0 GRADUATE of 'Victoria ,Clnlversity. °Bice
and residenee—Donainion Laboratory, Exeter,
Ont, Juno, 9=87-
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Also AUCTIONEER for the County of Huron.
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PHOTOGRAPHS .
(borrespondence
Bayfield,
'Crops look beautiful.
Potatoes are in blbesore.
Two American sc'hoeners are in
port.
Fishing and 'boating ie the order
of the day.
Miss Duncan has moved into 'town
file new house.
James Armstrong is Slowly retov-
aring from a very severe
1VIr. Carrie, from he Grand Bend
gave a good sermon on compassion.
Arr. Gee preached an eacellent
eermen Sunday evening on bypo-
trisy.
P. Culey, E. Castle, and E. Spew -
ver attended the sessions last week
in Goderich as jurymen.
W. W. Cornor has eeturnecl from
Florence, where he spent some
weeks with his daughter.
Ur, Davison is in London having
his eyes operated Upon; he has been
'unable to see for some months. •
Mies Craveconl has gone to Bruce
ciounty to reeide with a niece ; tte
lately lost all her furniture by fire •
Hundreds of people from Olin on
Seaforth and other neighborins
towns visit tie (laity, and. Sunday is
no exception. Our beautiful lake'
is the attraction.
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UR. IOSEPH. SENIOR
haNting purchased the business of
Chas. Senior, wislees to in-
form the the public that
he can be found
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At the Old stand
Main Street, Exeter.
The Finest Cabinets in the coun-
ty. Elegant Finish.
Copying and Enlarging
done on shortest notice.
JOS. SENIOR.
New Premises?
G10008.
Respectfully remit ids his Many
Customers and the public
generally that he has re-
moved to
HIS NEW STAID,
----NEXT TO—
Mr. wo. ars L. 'Flannioan leave
Elimville,
the Furishine Sebbath Sehooi Ait
niversary lield on Tneedey
peeesd Off :Verypletisantly, something
over $40,90 'being reelized„.
The beneficial. effects of the -SeOtt
Act hove beep, plainly momirestoa
,.111,412 the period of statute Wier
There was very little ming, no. yell
ing, cola. only little "gouging."
Excellent eerreoes weirs preeched
at Zion On' Sunday lest by Bev, 17.
Georg, of Iona. At the evening
eeeVice A lArp lonelier could not get
Ineide. The :Sueehine ehoir render
7ed ea;celleet music,
large nuMber Of hands collected
at Mr, James Aoceeliffe'e on day afternoon mid put together the
foundation fremeWork of his- new
frame -barn. The remainder of the
'frame work Will be erected in a feW
days,
The Elimville S. S. anniversary
and strawberry festival will be
held on Sunday Juno With., when
.the Rev. X Kershaw, of Centralia,
will preach at 10 o'clock A. and
Rev. W. IL • (lane his farewell Ser -
mor, At p, m. lit the afternoon a
public review serviee will be 'held,
and An address will be delivered by
Rev. E; Kershavi. 0 the ng
Friday a public tea and strawberry
featival will be served in Mv- T.
Andrew'e plenic grounds. Address-
, es - will be 'delivered by the new milt-
iater and .otheis. Grounds open at
12:30 p. in, • Admission 25 mints,.
'children 15 cents. •
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,
the bride's father for 'their future Centralia
name itt St. Thomas, Dakota, on
Wednesday, lune 22nd. May every
sticcess await the)fl, and every joy
'o'er take them ,
Last week statute labor on the
'roads of this section was well and
faithfully' put in by the farmers.
This week many are starting 'clover
baying, which crop, —thanks to the
timely rains, and eefreshing dews —
promises well.
Mr. Joseple,Shopp, the aged father
of Mr, John Sliopp of the 11111 con-
cession of Stephen, died very sud-
denly on Saturday last. About two
weeks ago the old gentleman add
his time was short, but there was
no outward appearance of decline,
save his depressed spirit. On Sat-
nrday Mr. John Shopp, on going
out after dinner to hoe his potatoes,
received unasked the help of his
father. After hoeing for a short tbne
the deceased dropped suddenly down.
lie was at once carried to the house
by hie son, but was hardly placed in
bed before he died. The remains
were taken from the houee of his son
for interment in the Limerick cem-
etery, at 0 o'clock on Monday morn-
ing. He leaves an aged wife ancl,
several married children to mown:
the loss of a loving husband and a
good father. Much -sympathy is felt
ler the mourning wife and children ,
and the friends of the deceased.
Plost *ea**.
Main Street, EXETER.
Where he hag just received
WELL ASSORTED
sTOCK OF
REA DY -MADE ----
-BOOTS & SHOES.
ALSO
Hand -made vvork of' the highest
Class,
A. Trial Solicited, and
Satisfaction Guaranteed
GEO, MANSON,
Exeter.
There is a good opening here for
a dielg store, and book and news
depot.
We were pleased to see our old
friend rind neighbor Mr. Gilchrist,
wh.o has been confined to the house
since last fall, able to be out attend-
ing to the duties of his farm again.
Hensel' has a sash and door fact-
ory, two carriage shops, one oat meal
mill, a grist mill, peek factory and
ealt works. Few villages in the
county of Huron are making great-
er strides in the way of improve-
ments than mar quiet little town.
This
This season we have a good many
buildings under course of construc-
tion and improvement Wm. West -
cod hes the excavation made and
the material 'on the ground for a
large brick residence, also a good
frame barn, pride $1,600. J. P.
Marshall is building a frame house,
price $1,200 ; Brown and Blatchford
a frame house, 8O0; Win. Kerr a
frame holm, $700; Roland Cud -
more, a brick house $800 ; Wm, Col -
will kitchen and erandah. George
Metweit is building a frame hense,
$600. Frank Blatchfoed Henry
Horn, Jainea Workman and Fred
0engengh are each improving their,
]louses by adding a kitalerl. J.
Sutherland, express agent, ie im-
proving his home by putting On a
new roof. lefties Beery is buildine'
neW stable, 1. P. Marshall con-
templates Imilding a large brick
store. Our city fathers are improv-
ing the streets and sidowallte. The
Presbyterian chin& would do credit
to rcity, and if any village of
our Size can thow a better record
Rev. Mr. Hillyard, who form-
erly resided at Auburn, died at,
Riclgetown, on Tuesday, and on
Wednesday hi$ remains Were in:-
terrecl in Ball's Cemetery, base
line, by the sicle of those of his
first wife. He was a Baptist well
and favorably knowe,
The many friends here and else -
Where of the widow of the late
Rev. Mr. Turner, have shown an
exemplary spirit of liberality itt
proposing to present her with 'a
comfortable home in Manchester
village. The lot west of tire tem-
perance hall has been 'secured and
thereon the house is soma tO be
built.
Police Magistrate Williams Sii.t
ittiudgbaent on five Scott Act
cases at Brussels, on Saturday
last. T. O'Neill, J. Stretton jte,
and Goebel & Koenig, all of Brus
sels, plead guilty and were fined.
The cases against Thos. Hall, of
Brussels, and j. Kennedy, of
Wroxeter, were dismissed for lack
of evidence.
The Huron Ootinty Lodge' of
the Orange Association have de-
cided to celebrate the coming 12th
of, July at Goderich. It is ex-
pected that this will be the larg-
est demonstration in the Province
as the Orangemen from West
Bracey South Perth, Oxford,
London and East Middlesex will
take part
Our Methodist friends are hard at
work completing their arrangements
for the , Seventh .A.neual .Anniver-
saay of their Strawberry Festival.
Everything is being clotie that will
tend to the, comfort and pleasure of
their patrons. A hearty invitation
is extended to all.
Crops are lookingremarkable well
coneidering the outlook one mouth
ago, and a fair 'crop inay yet be re-
alized by our worthy farmers. If
prices keep fair and Chicago behaves
herself tor the next six menthe, there
-will not he any reaeon to mourn.over
our approaching harvest. •
Statute labor has lately been the
order of the day. It is high time
this i•eminisence of olden times
should be done away with, and the
work done through direct taxation.
We would then get full value for the
money. The present system affords
many vpportunittes fur killing time.
Daring these very wam days the
village is calm and peaceful. Not a
sound to be heard, saye the "strik-
ing of the iron while 'tis hot" by our
neighbor, Thos. Handford, who in
connection with Geo. Essay is build
ing a boat swing for the Methodist
festival on the 1st July. The bop
are apparently baud to make a good
Joh of it, feeling that their reputation
stands or lane, by the boat that will
be viewed by the large numbers,
that come from all the country
round on the above occasion.
There le much unnecessary and
foolish gossip going the rounds of
the country, having reference to the
cases of Diphtheria lately in Fairfield
A great deal of exaggenition has
been indulged in, which is not only
anneying and hurtful to the inter-
ests of the Locality, but in some re-
speets decidedly untruthful. Yam
correspondent having made careful
inquiries finds that the people who
have had'it, are all around again,
and using every reasonable precau-
tion to, prevent any possible out-
break again. The talk that has been
going round as to its extent and re-
sult, is nonsense in the extreme and
should be considered by all right-
thinking people. •
County Huron NM,
The .aunett oromety Is this
year Meg, a much larger Imsiness
than last On Tneaday of last
week the laree ammuit Of 1140
lbs butterl'being tattled out.
B. Evans, of the Heron
read, has a watch he hel carried
steadily fdr 16. years Itt all that
'time it has only boot elearied
onee, and it has heardly varied
one infinite, Winter or "summer,
Died Satiirday, jitne 11, Step-
hen MT, Galbraith; taitor,akid pro,
prietoe of the WinglntrnTartesj at
the early age Of 23 yeate. Me,
Galbtaith was a Man of Mere than
Ordinary ability and of broad lib-
we 'eould lure to hear froth. it, etal and progressiVe thought.
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Fortunes In Printer's Inks.
Don't expect an advertisement
to beer fruit in one night.
Bread is the staff of human
life, and advertising is .the staff
oE business.
You can't eat enough in a
week to last a year, and you
can't advertise on tlmt plan,
eitlrer.
A thing 'worth doing is worth.
doing well. A thing worth ad-,
vertising is worth advertising
well.
The enterprising advertiser
proves that he knows how to buy.,
because in advertising he knows
how to sell..
If you can arouee curiosity by
an advertisetnent it is a great
point gained. The fair sex don't
hold all the curiosity in the
world.
People who advertise only once
in three months forget that most
folks cannot remeaer anything
longer than seven days.
Quitting advertising in dull
times is like teareig out a clam
because the water is losv. Either
plan will prevent good times from
toming. '
A constant dropping will wear
a rock. Keep dropping, your ad-
vertisments on the public and
they will soon melt under it like
rock salt
Trying to do business without
advertising is like winking at a
pretty girl through a pair of green
goggles. You may know what
you.are doing but no one else
does.
It is a iniStaken notion that a
fine store in an eligible 'location,
surrounded by attractive signs,
is a superioradvertisement; for
the expeilence of most rnterpris.
ing merchantis tho.t it pays bet-
ter to spend less in rent and
more on advertising.
Enterprising people are begin-
ning to learn the value of adver-
tisieg the year round, The per-
sistency of those who are intimi-
dated by the ery of "dell times,"
but, keep their munes ever before
the &bile, will surely plaee them
on the right side in the eel
A man's sign Offer§ a mute in-
vitation to those who pees his
place of business; his circular can
only reach those to whom person-
al attention is given; but his an-
nouncement in a newspaper gOeS
into the highways and byways,
finding custeneere Mid dettepellinet
them tO citheider Ina argemente,
A Sample Customer.
What is a right goocl genii ty of
on -bleached muslin wuth to-day1
she asked of the clerk.
Prom ten to twelve cents A
ye -"d, he answered.
Is it a yard wide 1
Yes, madam.
Is it wuth any iess by the
hull bolt /
No, madam.
Well, I wusn't 'ivantin.' any no-
how. I see some on the .counter
and jist thought I'd ask. I'm
after caliker to -day.
Yes, madam, says the clerk.
What kind Of calico do yon welt.
don't hardly know. It
ain't fer myself; it's fer Mary
Jane Dixon, 'one of out neighbor
wiramen, or soit o' cousin o' mine,
AEI I'd better say,
What kind of calico did yoti.
you say you wanted, madam 1
Well, I don't 'zactly know.
Mary Jane come a-runnin' over
jist as I was startin' to git ready,
an' 1 had the chickens to feed
yit, an' so , miny things on 111(3'
mind, 1 didn't pay much 'tention
to Mary Jane, She's a sort o'
secord cousin to—
Did you want light or dark
prints '1
Mary Jane didn't say 'specially
which. I'd know right off, but
seein' it's for Mary Jane Dixon,
and her bele' own second cousin
to my man by marriage, it makes
me a leetle partiekler. May
Jane ain't over easy to please no-
how, an' I often says to her, says
Here are both dark and light.
pieces, madam.
Well, I know she don't want it
too dark nor yit too light, 'an as
to whether she wants a figger or
a stripe or a check or a plaid, Pin
sure I don't know, itif she wasn't
'our second cousiin by marriage to
, my man, I would have said rigjil1.
out to her—
' ' Here's a pretty plaid piece, ma-
dam.
. Yes, so it is; butI do' no as
Mary Jane wants a plaid, and 3
do not remember that 1 every se0,3%;,
her wearin a stripe, tho she has
got a rapper that's a sort of a /
stripe too. But for an' out an',
set strtie—
How would you like this piece,
with the little vine in it 1
I'd like it well enough, bat
Mary Jane she's sort o' eurious.
wouldn't say it -so it might get
to her' that I said it, but she ia
curious like., , Why, I've knowed
that' woman to—
Then you do not like thie
piece 1
Why, yes, 1 guess I do, but I
don't know what Mary Jane
would say to it. I tell you what
you can do. You call give me
ten or fifteen Samples and Mary
Jane can pick out the one she
wants. I am comin' itt agi&
Saturday and can get it then,
Mary jarie will want as much cte
three-quarters of a yard, on' I do'
no but she'll need o, hull yard
when she does buy, for it's a kit-
chen apron, and she is a tniddlin'
size Woman and —Detroit
Free Press.
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The mobbing of the Salvation
„,
Army in Quebec by a number ef
Fretich Canadian toughs, result-
ing in Severe injuries being inflict-
ed On several Of them, is
another evidence of the grow
d -
learrodanre and ftoleratice of a
section Of the French Canadian
people. The spirit of intense big-
otry which finds vent iui such
eowardly reffianiste, is not by Ony
Means confined to the uneducatect
class, any Mere than was the an.
imus which found vent in the as-
Senit upon William O'Brien. Tho
supineness of the Quebec autori-
ties, who, although sonle of the
vietime are SO SeVerely littri; that
their recoveey is doubtful, Ims-e
made no artestS, is exceedingl,
diSetediteble.