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LLIQT &ELLIQT, BARRISTERS,
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$0110itelli* COnYVRACetilli, *c.
avlbneo, to Loan at 670'
B. Vs ELLIOT,. tT. Faa.lop.
.Th .a .Adycipate,
'THOMAS PARY1ORE,
Roma am) raostusrer.
OFI/OE; Main Street, Exeter
URSDAY, DEC. 29tb, 1887.
The Chri.ettnas Chimes and New
Year Call issued with this paper as a
gift to old and new subscribers has met
With approval and appreciation of the.
public entieely beyond our most sangu-
ine expectations. It exintains the names
of a. large number of merchants and
professional men and the, businesses
there are in and would make a hand-
some gift to send to friends. As we
have a number left, we -will dispose of
them at the small sure of five cents
each. Send in your order.
Georgia has one fortune teller who
can be depended on. She is a young
girl, and was recently thoUght to be a
gypsy by a widower who is looking for
a youngwife, and was thertfore anxi-
vis to know the future. The girl said
she'd tell the past and the i'uture;. and,
havinE,r fitst received good fee, she
told the man to take of bis hat. He
did. Then she said; "You took off
your hat; you will put it back on. God
loves you, and if you don't look sharp
the devil will get you," The fortune.
teller then walked awayand left him.
standing, looking " like the boy the
calf ran over."
" UNRESTRICTED RebieeocorT" is
14)1111d to .evin in East Northumberland,.
no matter if the Liberal candidate.,
Doctor Mallory, is beaten, an evowed
commercial unioniet. The Conservative
eandidate, Mr Cochrane, is also in favor.
Of the "fed,"judging from the following.
‘.hppeal made in his behalf:—"Vote "fOr
td ward Cochrane for the Dominion
':.aud fullest measure of recipi °city with
The "United States." Will the Goern-
tent organs which denounce unre-
etrieted reciprocity toll us whether
they support this Tory candidate who
'ie iu favor of "the fullest measure of
"reciprocity with the United States'
, What do ,our peetectionists think the
tote of opinion 'in the rural constit-
tiftridies Whisb demands of Tory can
didates'seeli adhension to Unrestricted
reeiprocityl
THE '11AS AND FAD" argument a-
gainst commercial union seems to need
reinforcement from the old loyalty,war
;horse, even at the cost of bringing up
'again quotations like that about "so
much the worse for British connection"
which drove that charger from the field
i'ome months agp. This implies despera-
lion, but we have a proposition to make
that will wipe outall differences between
these loyaliete and the fa.. rmers. They
will remeeraber. 'that from the first
,the farmers expressed a preference
!er commercial union with England.
je the ierelists will demand that they
, farmers -,eitle thole to a
.kfr 04,4.1-1
man. It Will 06 ileeft. ;;;'al hearts C'21-1
to see how loyal these farnierg. ;at
be. Mean-tiine let them not distress
themselves that the demand of the
farmers to take down either or any part
of the fence that the protectionists have
fiet tip is made for the parpose of favor.
. Ing the United States at the expense
of Britain, It is made to favor their
etptyn intrests and those Of their country,
111 11,1111 1E1 I).
43irigi.--CLeetic —At the residence of the
bride's father; On the 2ist inst., by
the Rev. D. M.. Kennedy, og Ceed
iton, Francis SiMS, to Iiss
Sarah Jane Clark, all (.1 McGill.
vray.
MEI).
WILIoN,— In txeter istorth, o 25th
inst, Thomas Wilson, aged 76
pars.
—Those Intending insuring their
etuOy their own in-
terests, and insure in the TAneashire
Fire Insurance Company, of Alenchest-
er *`'Enniand. Prompt payments in
cases of loss. Wrn. atitiers, Agent
Allv9o4TR office, pxoter.
CAME EST/tAY.
Came int(' the Premises of the sithacrih-
er, Lot 20, L. R. E., a heifer 2 years old'.
The „owner will prove property, pay exe
penses and take her away,
WILLIAM TtietiptiLL,
Deo. .27th, '87. Breweter V.„ 0.
NOTICE.
rpHE ANNI.TAle MEETING OF THE
Stephen & Ilaborne Agrictilturful So-
ciety will be held in the Town Hall, Exe-
ter,. on THURSDAY, JANUARY 12th i 118$,
,at Two o'clock p: m., for the election of
ioffices and receivinev'the Directors' report
All parties interested in the welfare of
the society are invited to attend.
By order of the presidents
JAS. 134LLENTIN5.
ALEX. G. DYER, Secretary,
A meeting of the Directors of the above
society will be held at TEN 'o'clock a. nc
sharp, on same day at the Town Hal,
Exeter,
EXECUTORS' NOTICE,
PURSTJANT TO THE PROVISIONS
of the Revised Statutes of Ontario,
'chap. 107,. as amended by 46 Victoria,.
Chapter 9. The Creditors of Janes Maw-
hinney, late of the township of. Stephen,
in the county of Huron, and province of
Ontario, Gentleman, deceasstt1. who died
on or about the 27th day of ItiOVember, A.
D., 188, at the said townehip af Stephen,
etre on or before the lat day of February,
'A. D,, 1888., to send by post, Itrepaid, to
George Mawhinney, of the said township
of Stephen, Farmer, Crediton Post Office,
the sole executor of the last Will an& Test,
ament of the Faid deceased, their christian
an d.,surn antes, addresses, and d escription
the full palticulars of their claims and
statement of' tlicir accounts and...the nature
of the securities (if any) held by them,
.Eyery person and creditor hOldiffp, any
ii..curity is to produce the Fame before
the said George Mawhinney„ at the town-
ship of Stephen aforesaid, on or befeee the
said 1st day of February, A. D. 1888.
After which date the said executorwill
distribute the assets of the said. deceased,
and will not be liable for the assets so
d istributed, or any part thereof; to. a.ny
person whose claim he shall not hafe Itad
notice at said date.
R. H. COLLINS;,Solicitor for the
Executor, George Mawhimtey.
Dated this 20th day of December,,A, D.
1887:
MORTGAGE SALE
FARM PROPERTY.
DEFAULT HAVING BEEN MADE
in payment of a certain registered
Mortgage date.4 18th t December,. 1885„
made by one John England, to the Veal -
dors there will be sold by.
PUBLIC' AUCTION,
by Henry, Eil'ber, auctioneer,
under power of sale in said Mortgage, at
1-lodg,rin5s 1-lotel,
IN THE
VILLAGE of CENTRALIA,,
in the County of Huron, on
Thursday, the 19th day of January,
1888, at men o'clock in the afternoon the
the following lands, viz: the south hailf of
Lot number Three, in the third concession,
and lot number thirteen, in the fifth con-
cession, of the Township of Stephen, in
said county, containing One hundred and
fifty acres mole or less.
The south half of lot three contains fifty
acres and has erected thereon a log house,
frame barn, frame stable, and sheds and
is distTit frcnn Centralia about 2 inifes.
Lot number thirteen aforesaid contains
100 acres, is about four miles from Exeter
and has thereon a good log house, frame
barn, and stable and elieds, also a, good or-
ehard, The soil of both parcels is good
clay loaiii , Both parcels are cleared and
lott, A valuable an ;los/able .property.
1nBth. Tsiper cent, of the, Intittlitasee
money walill be required te,hipt4i.il m
of sale and the balance within fourteen
days thereafter. Arrangements may be
inade by which a large pIrtion of the pur-
ape 1,30Dtty may be allowed to remain on
mortgage on the property,
Further partienlers tan be learned by
reference to the auctioneer or to
itAamt, (.1Y4EENr.10,8 & TI.TOM• 48,
Vendors' Solicitors.
IIsmiv' Etat) tst, Anction et;
Crediton post•office
London, Deeember 27th, 1887.
Mho Gitetit mi4,41Sla Preseript1011.
- A Suodessfel Medicine used over
80 years in thousatide of eases.
Ouse gpehitatorrtiect, NertfOto4
Weelcitekg. Betission4 IrOpOten'eg
„ and all diseases °ended by abuse.
Trifftroaftl indiScretiOn, or' over-exertioti. cArrstili
Sim nackages Ottort4oteed to Curt ashen all other,$.
Foil. Ask Your Druggist for Tho ok.ket Emenot,
ic,rietioo; take no Filbstituts. One peCkii$6.•
SiX, $5, by Mall, :Write fer Pamphlet. Address,
Etirb4st Chentical Co., betrolt, Mick,
Sold iri Exeter by lit Lutz, aria
druggiqt5 eVeqWilewn,„ rhid 1 7:
Ohttatte's. Corpmeotal
o
teleVg1317,.
AIM,Y4'47ARti.
Itigs and Horses first,olast.
ear Orderp lefi.at the Haieltshaw Retitle, or ae
heatable wil} be promplay attended to.
gsasoNauLst.
HELLO THERE!
ROW E & ANDREW'S
•CALMANA0,)•
For Balance of 1887.
1Qeceinber.
Change in the moon, and more
weather.
Ursilertalilsw
oev Skulk of Caskets, Coffins,. Robes and
are unexcelled. Reformed
tsfulerteltars, rib flings, neC1iCu5aie 151
l 1111515. Otur prices we geters oUrselves,
and °shiest people know they are laity
moderate ; wo understand, and Matto. a,
specialty Of this part of our business.
Come and soe before you buy, Open day
and night.
REMEMBER the PLACE
Drtm's old stand,—one door
north of Molson's Bank.
Rowe & Andrews.
New Premises?
I NEW Gt
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1
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Custom; u and the public
generally that he has roe
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