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Northern. Envision.
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London, depart...7.45 a,1li, 4.25 ren.
Lucan Crossing,. 8.28 5.20
Claudeboye, , , , „ 8.34. 6.28
Centralia„ . , . ,,. 8.45 5.45
EXETER, , , ... 8.56 5.57
Bensall , . , , , ,. . 9,08 6.09
ipP9.14 6,17
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i rucefield, ... # . , 9,22 6,2.6
Clinton . ... ,x 9.40 6.45.
Lendesbero' . ,..10 00 7,03
Blyth., •,,.,..10,10 7.12
:13elgrave ,,.,,..10.25 7.27
Winghanr, arrive .10.45 7.45
Goma SouTu. Passenger.,
Wingbanr,depart. 7.05 A.M. 3.40 ai
Bel,rave 7.24 4.00
Blyth .. ,.�, . 7, 38 4.15
Loradesboro', . , .. 7.47 4.25
Clinton,.....,,, 8.07 4.45
8rttoefieltl.. , ., 8.26 6.04
Kippers, , , :. , .., 8.34 5.12
}Jensen r , ,,.8,41 5.19.
Exeter. 8.56 5.53
Centralia , . K .. 9.07 5,45
Clandebole.,,,.. 9.18 5,56
Macara-aross'g; ._.. , 9.24 6.02
lemslon,arrive,.10.15 6.45
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f "We would ask our friends.
and readers to assist us .in quaking this
lam iatteresting lsv contributing items
An changes for. advertisements) in
TAF AnvoC.'i trust be handed in be.
.fore Taesday noon, from this time for.
ward. This rule will be rigidly adhered.
to, and advertisers will please take no-
tice. No exceptions will be ramie.
nlay a 'ening least #lis Ex
b visited Centralia and played
snatch with tinea club,which roe/sited in
favor of Exeter by one goal, the game
hting 50 minutes,
Cat Problem.
The bet problem, has been improved
'upon, thus: If as num arid half throw a
bootjack find a. hall at a cat and a half
under his window and as half every
slight and a half how many will ho kill
in a week3
For Europe.
Mr. Samuel Cornish and daughter
leave today for Europe, They purohas.
tel their tickets from John Spauknnan,
agent for• the Allan Pane, and veill
go over in that magnificent steamer
"Parisian."
Aceldlent,
One day last week as Mrs. D. Hicks
was crossing the Kirkton bridge, the
horse backed over the embankment
throwing Mrs, Hicks out and breaking
her leg in two piaees We understand
that Mr. Hicks will take steps to re-
cover damages from the, township,
Acquitted.
John Vail and Samuel hciwarthy,
the two boyswho were sent to Goder
ich to stand trial for stealing soino bar•
rels of tar from James Pickard on the
night of May 1st, by Clarke and Snell
Magistrates, were brought before his
Honor, Judge Toms,on Friday last and
acquitted.
Horse Purchased..
Mr, James Oke, while : in Montreal
last week, succeeded in purchasing a
fine young thoroughbred clydesdale
stallion, just imported from Scotland,
paying therefor a handsome ° figure
It is a first-class animal, and no doubt
be will be a good horse for the farmer
to breed from.
Editor's Table.
We have before us a. copy of the
popular edition "Cradled in a Storm,"
by T. A. Sharp,and"A. Woinans trace,'
by Florence Warden, They are excel-
lent series of first-class works of fiction,
and all lovers of this class of literature
cannot secure more interesting books
than those above, .$'or sale by all
book -sellers, or can be had direct for
30 cis. each from the pi.blisher, Wm.
Bryce, Toronto.
Spring Poetry.
Here is a spring poem that should
be pasted in, the crown of a great many
hats:
"Don't stand with your hands in your
pockets, And look, like.a knot on a log;
Tighter your genuses, ` spit on your
hauls And hump yourself out of the
bog. Oh, never allow the spring bree
nes, Thro' your whiskers to mournf,telly,
hustle .'Remember that Fortune that,
downy old jade, smiles only on people'
who hustle,., Chop, cordwood dig drams;,'
er split, rails, But don't stand around,
]lire, as ctuntb thing; The springy is here,,'
the summer is neae. So, go to worlt, "fit
eglllethin,gi
Debtor" and Creditor,
The annual return of division court
business has been issued by the Ont-
ario Government. The reportshows
that in 12 courts in Huron county
there were entered last year 1771 suits,
the amount of the claims being $32,-
285,40, The total of suitor's money
paid into court was $15,64007, and
theamount of suitor's money paid ont
of court $15,396,92. Of the suits en-
tered, 74 were for amounts exceeding
$100. There were five jury trials .and
$83,Q0 were paid to jurors„ Judg-
mentsuminon's issued 53.
Baseball Match.
On Saturday afternoon .last, a game
of baseball was played between the
Remelt. Alld Exeter Teams The game
was very interesting•and the best of
feelings existed throughout. Mr. L.
Hirld, of Jet xisall,aeted in, the capacity
of umpire in a satisfactory manner.
The following is the score,,. -f
HENSA.LL.
Reeding, 1 0 0 1 0.0 1 0 *-3
Ball, /0000000 -- 1
Rennie 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0: -2
Wren, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-•.-0
Pick, 00000100 I
Stacey, 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0
Stonewan, 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0
Arnold, 0 1 0 ,0 0 0 0 1
McDoneil, 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 .-,-3
2
Total
'9th innings not played,
EX WEB.
0001000001
00010.0000-1
101 01 0000-3
001100000-�-2
0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0--.2
001100000-2
Hyndluan, 00 1 000009.1
Ilalictviil, 000040000-0
Elliot, 000000000--0
2
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Tait,
13illira�,
Oke,,
Knight,
Totals, 10561000.01
erica Prooeed10s,
The village council met in Tow
Hall on .Friday evening last. All pres.
ent, except councillor Pickard.. Minutes
of previous meeting read and signed.
Mr Renton addressed the council with
regard to Mark Clarke and eon. Ho
stated that Mr. Clarke was in acritical
condition:, andnot able to help himself,
and that the son was there with hizn
receiving neither education ease or pro-
per trainrng,and thought :ilei the coun-
cil should take some action in the mat-
ter. The council instructed Mr. Ran -
ton to confer with ith Clarke in regard
to allowing the mind' to:advertise, and
get the boy nsuiteltl€iplaae with some
farmer, Mr, Gillespie waited on the
council in regard to a grant to assist
the Band in securing caps, : Moved by
T. 13. Carling, seconded by T. 11. Mc-
Callum that this council grant ten dol-
lars to the band to assist payment of
caps.--Oarried. The following; accounts
were then presented. ---B.. Ph/combo
labor $21.50; John Allison trees for
park $2.20;John Popplestone labor Si;
las. Creech, charity, :Mrs,. Clack, $20.
Handford, labor, $10,50; W. Sutton
board for S. Ford, p10; Geo, endmor°,
work at Town Hall $2; Jas Beer part
salary assessor, $40. Moved by W. G.
Bissett seconded by T. B. Carling that
Mr, Pincontbe secure a suitable plow
for the use of this tiorporation. No
,econder. Moved by T. B. Carling,
seconded by T. IL McCallum that air.
Pincombe secure the necessary stone
hammers for the use of this corporation.
Carried. 311r. Creech was instructed to
place the ]amp which is opposite 1R1'r.
Hardy's, at Harding's corner. A pet-
ition was then presented to the council
signed by 73 ratepayers paying that
they water Main. street during the sunt
mer season. Moved by T. B. Carling,
seconded by T. IL McCallum, that the
petition of Messrs. Ryndman and Her-
sey be fyled with Iast years petition, in
order that the boundary of the South
may be defined. Moved by W. G. Bis-
sett seconded by T. B. Carling that we
ask for tenders for the watering of
Main street. The council to furnish
wagon, tenders to be in by Monday
night May 21st. Mr. Creech complain-
ed of wood being in the way on Huron
street. Mr. Pixncombe was instructed
to have the same Filed to one side, the
owner to pay expense of moving Mn
Creech, also complained of boys fre-
quenting the park and injuring trees
He was instructed to punish any . per-
son or persons that were found ciamag-
ing any d the trees. Mr. Creech, -was
elseinstructed to light the lamps
threpgh the summer whenneeded, that
is dark or rainy nights, not moonlight
ones., Moved by W. G. Bissett, seo'd
by T. H. McCallum, that we adjourn
:to: moat again on Monday night, May,
2:lst, at 7 o'clock sharp. -Carried,.
Council met in town hall, Monday,
evening, pursuant to, adjournment
Present Reeve, Dep'y-Reeve, Council-
lors Cedilla; McCallum and. L'inkard..
1V1inutee of last aleetiiig read and sign-
ed,
igned, Tencia s, wells receieetl, foe the
watering of Mpiu street, from the fol-
lowing person* viz. -John GFillespie,
$2.90 per day; Jas. Balsdon, $2,60;
John Thompson, .$2.70;: Win. Down,
.5Aan Bisst, , ?M
by
$2T0;, B. CarIIling, etsec.'d $2.87by T. 14e0aliutnoved
Haat Wm. Dawn's tender being the
lowest: be accepted.., -parried. Moved
by W, Bissett, see'd by Thos. McCal-
lum, thatthe following account- be
passed: ---Mrs. Clack, for rent,
$2; Jos.
Balsdon snow plowing $1.50. Carried.
Mr Spackman and Giclley waited on
the council asking permission to out
down a tree in front Oddfellows 11411.
Their request was grnntect, Moved by
W. G. Bissett se. onded by T. B. Carl
ins; the rate of six ors. per foot be es-
sensed for the watering of Main street.
Carried, 31r. Renton waited on the
council re Mark Clark and son., He,
Air. Renton thought, it would be a dis-
grace to the village, if they were allowed
to remain in their preswtt state. In
the rneentinae Mr. Creech was instruct-
ed to leek. after Mr. Clarke and make
necessary proovisions, Mr- Creech wish-
ed to know what the council purposed
doing with the cave trough Ieading in-
to tank in Town Hall. He thought if
the trough were raised to one end it
would answer, W. Bissett suggested
to stop the hole up at the other end.
Moved b?' w, G. Bissett, seconded by
T. H. McCallurn,t rat we now adjourn
tonleet ,immediately after court of
Revision,
Brief Itetrrs.
To -day is 24th Msy.
Mr. J. N. Hooper spent Sunday
iu the village,
- -On Thursday evening Mr, S. Stan-
ko's teaua ran away.
-Bead J. G. Srallacctwbes ebenge
"ad" in this issue.
Mx
B. IL Fish is thoroughly rem.
sting his barber shop.
-�-Mr. IL B. Elliot, tosit clerk G. T.
spent Sunday in town.
For Field, Flower and Darter:
ealdai, go to Samwell Pickard's.
few clays ago, a youngda lighter
James Walter's fell front at
tnd broke her arm,
A full assortment of L », Xing'
lebrated Boots; Shoes and Slippers
Samvrell4 Eickard's..
Mr. B. J. MoRobert, represent:
ve of the Perth Mutuel Fire Ins,
Coy, was in tewndast week.
--Samwell & Pickards are now
showing the latest" styles in gents felt
Hats,
-An 'Wier/ B4gpipe brigade struck
town on Thursday last, and diseoursed
something in the shape of music.
-A. fine lot of English and Scotch
Tweeds for gents snits, Perfect fit
guaranteed at Samwell tl: Pickard.
-Lost, on 3faiu.street,a black thorn
walking stick, the, finder will be suit-
ably resvarcieci by leaving the same at
this office,
-We are indebted to Attorney
General Mowat ,for a. copy of the revis-
ed statutes of Ontario, and we offer
lihn our thanks .for the same,
--Sainwell4 Pickard has just re-
eived a large variety of Wall Papers,
Cleiling Decorations, Window Shades
and Curtain Poles
-The time table on the L. H. &B,
R, is changed. The trains will cross
at Exeter in the morning and Centralia
n the evening.. For time of trains see
ime table.
-Mr. David Johns and Robt. Sand-
ers,; of this village, accompanied by Mr.
ohn Puddacombe, of London, left on
Monday for Muskoka on a fishing ex-
pedition.
-Be sure and gall en. Sit/11W0113c
Pickard and see their grand display of
Alilliuery, including the latest and
newest New York and England styles
and novelties. ,
-Mr, A. R. McManus,Foreman of
Gale Sulky :Harrow Coy. which is now
tationed at :Blyth spent a couple of
ays in town last week. Come again
Mac, we are always glad to see you.
-Listowell bas a society known as
he Young Lady Club Swingers; Most'
f the fair sex understand the. swing -
ng of the broomstick, ' curb swinging
eems a little out of their line.
-The Manufactures Life Insuranc
ompany, Toronto, of which the Hole
SII: Joalr A. MacDovaL» is President
s the cheapest and best to insure with
Win. Sanders, agent, AnvOClaTE office
-Mr. John Barnes wishes to inform..
he public that he is prepared to repair
finders, Sewing Machines, . Wringers,
rgans, etc., on shortest natioe., Yin -.wire at Bissett Bros, Hardware Store„
Exeter; Feby. 23rd, $8--tf,
-Hereare two old proverbs: about.
the month of Maay„whicb conflict eome-
hat; "A cold May, enriches noone,"
nd "A cold and' windy May fills, the
aro,"" They; are both perfectly reli-
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OLD DR. CHASE'S.
NEW BOOK.
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His Last & Gro wr;in.g Life Work
Dr. Chase's Third, Last and Complete
Rete t Book and Household Physician, or
the Book for the Million, -contains nearly
900 pages and sells for $2.95 in cloth bind-
ing and 42.50 in imported oil cloth,
marble edge, and is justly by hirci called
'The Ctrowniag Work of My Life."
It is the result of over hair a century's
observation, study and experience. Yet
this embodiesno nomppilation orhis former
books. IT ISWHOLLY A. NEVIBOOK.
If 30 years ago he could produce a book
that has had a sale of over fifteen hundred
thousand copies, and has made his name
familiar in nearly every English-speaking
home in the United States, Canada. and
thousands of homes in Europe, Australia
and South America, what mien of a book
could or would he produce as his Crown-
ing Life Work, WWI MORE TEfAN THIRTY
SEARS OP ADDITIONAL PRACTICE AND E1
PERIENCE? The book itself answers the
question, and is the most valuable pro-
duction in the history of book pnbl;siting,
CAUTION! Unscrupulous and pirating
publishers are attempting
to Dopy this book by taking portions of it
out and palming it off on the public as
the complete work. We own tho manu-
script, purchased front Dr. Chase's heirs.
See that you that you get the GENUINE
book. See that it has our name on. the
title page and is copyrighted by us..
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Published in both English and, German,
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and all other patent causesin the Patent
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carefully attended to.
Upon ; receipt. of Mode,' or Sketch of In-
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advise as to patentability Free of charge.
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unless patent is secured. . Information,
advice and special refrences sent on appal
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A new lot of 5&x10, 11xI4 anti 14.x17
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Opened out this week.
-Also new line c ---
Photo Mats, Picture Frame
MOULDING
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of great merit, ON ITS NEWTS. An articles having
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vantages to our agents, and the fact that is au articles,
that can be sold to aveig house owner, it might not
be necessary tarnake "yin eaniN- AT °SPCA" to secure
good agents at once, but we have concluded to make
it to show, not only our confidence in the merits of
our invention, but in its salability by any agent that .
hili handle it with energy, our vents now at work,
aromaking 5150 to 5500 a month clear, end this fact,
Makes it safe for us to make our offer to all that are
out of employment. Anyagent that will give our.
business a thirty days' trialand tail to clear at least,,
5100 in this time, Anes% ALL ZNrsNsrs, can return all,;
goods unsold to us and we will refund the money
paid for thein. Ile such employer of agents ever
dared to make such offers, non would we if we iii,;}
not know that we have agents now making more tbnr„
double this amount. Our large derriptive, cironlars�i
explain our offer fully, and these we wish to send to
everyone out of employment who; will send ns throw
one cent stamps for postage. Send at once and' se..
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Address, et onoe, 1QATioN:U, NOVELTY Co,
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