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Ti 'Tea TABLE -Pass
London, deport... a•.45 A.u. 4.25
.:paean Qrossitig. 8:'28 5.20
elandebo, e8.34 5.28
'Centralia 8.45 5.45
EXETER , 8.56 5.5.7
.11ensall. , 9.08 6.09
:1Kippen . 9.14 6.17
lrucefield , ,. - 9,22 6,26
Clinton . 9.40
Ilewdeeb,,ro' 10 00
z;lyth.,,; 10,10
.l elgrave ... 10.25
►/intm
gha,arrive.10.45
UoIwa SouTir.
Wingham,depart. 7.05 e,
Belgravo...-, ,- 7.24
Iytlx. - 7.38
Londesboro' , - 7.47
Clinton,....... 8.07
way
'n'r. .,
r.
6,45
7.03
7.277.12
7.45
Passenger.
3,40'leer
4.00
4.15
4.25
4.45
Br'►ceteld . 8.26 •5.04
8.3.1
Inc+usall. - . 8.41
Exeter-. . 8.56
Centralis ... 9.07
'Claudeboye , .. ;. , 9.18
.Lacon-cros'g , .- .9 .24
.aondan,arrive, , . 10.15
5.12
5.19
5,33
5.45
5.58
6.02
6,45
:►rift
Stephen err
land 2
Souris .Perth at St,
3
B1anshard art Kirit
Clinton Oct. 19 and 21 .
tloderich Qat. 2 and ;a'
Forest Oct, t and 10.
West Zorn, !:antro Oat.
.l idtlulph (Ironton Sept.
'East Biter , Br=ussels, Oct, .ear►c
East '!yeas as; slt, 8el<grave. t.
llilafreri, at Stair% :o t. 3.
Exhibitions.
nsula! at Toronto Sept. 10 to
incial at Kingston Sept 10 to
iii at Loudon Sept 20 to
1akurea at Seafvrtli :Sept
ete1
Op4raing x,tr,,►t.
On Satrirda,t next,! r, J. Parkinson
opens out in his new stand, oext door
north of the town hall, an iinmertse
stock of dry goods, groeeriee, boots 4
shoes, ere., which he will sell at aston
ishing low prices. Mr, Parkinson on
being -a thorough business man. we pre-
dict for hilar unbounded success. See
advertisenreart ire another caluuau.
Cras% of Th.arills.
The Committee on behalf of Ply-
mouth Lodge, No. 63,Sons of England
Benevolent Society, wish to extend
Mineralwater Emporium.
St.
Leoo. Water, the great healthre-
storer; if your system is out of order;
drilrk St. Leon water axed be happy.
Etixen Vrmee magnetic mineral from -
natures laboratory, for ulcerated stom-
ach and all diseases Of the ,stomach, for'
liver, kidney and piles, the most won.
derful article ever offered to the public.
The great Wolverine Mineral water
from Michigan, for Rheumatism,if yo -e
are a;l icted, call and see the agent,
GEoESE SANDER, Exeter,.
their sincere thanks to those who so Accident.,
kindly lent their assistance at the coo-
Mr. Geo. Page,of Woodstock, former-
eert or. Thursday evening, 23rd. inst, lY of this village, met with are extrenri'
Jno. Spaelkoean, Chairman, N. Dyer ee s pease xinfuapna at D. dent while woe tQr au
Hurdon, Secy,11. L. 13il1ings,D, Davis, g'
W, Sweet and W.•.Sanders, C,orunritee 'P tory, Woodstock It app¢ars that
.trc'eligtous Fraud, be wanted a piece of wook jointed on,
Rev, jY. kla !roost: of Wallace bu and went to a buzz jointer for that
y rg, purpose. The roan who rens the joint-
advertisns a religious fraud who is per- er not befog at hand at the' time, be
ambulating through the counties of proceeded to do the jointing, himself,
Easeic and IKent. Said fraud is a "fret- when unfortunately Ins right band
son about 35 year o age, rather .ruder slineee upon the knives severing three
the medium height, somewhat crick of the Sngere above' the ace,
s&?a
set clean vete long Week hair, eau- ow feint. Mr. Page only a short
ins 14i °sell' an evangelitt, and hailing ti► rind Ors his teener hone broken,
for Michigan. Beware -of hind He is through beineetlerown frosty a laic le.
not what he pretends to bet" g y
An # r't�iala Q Value,Tft Pr'upee after.
There was a tine when every butler That's he paper t; the your
who•ha►d a noon of itonea an lois uome in the gaffer *re a Without; iha usual
9 comment tlia,t you ore a prominent citi
pplPce thought t h dun intolerable npu hs- zen the pride of the community, petpse-
' ate an the fatal, Tha'.�tda' has .ass- _iresa man, cultured etNator orRsoaeetl'rirrg
7 p of that sort, et rigll,R down cud write'
nee, only o dumped
ail a pa ° lar attat eflcierat, an+la pirrstnlcixaa >kusz:
ithe dildo" c r in sown+ inaccessible
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however: Stones now anise- us,letter telling u44° stop Ya" Pa'
edit d; f they
tee. w arrtt s 7 our Want° A n .t n g
be farm can usual!' be disposed #
° commodity, y, air i
are porn Of .course we Will be Qhli;e4 to
anted. for huildirl„a purposes ian n� in o o� r i uilin =
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"hoe of Enter nrtd Crediton,
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t.1111..r urtets,a searches.tht5oarneirarnoean;1
ee'4a sR'.to t;r T. A Ana co A. D.
i eu. 0 -,Am'» ibc t'uti Apra It -Si m0)70111 tie
feester SW O. AR =nn es aro befell r
:1 a 4 t r ate, r I sa. 4a1+1 nxa as Taement tbertet
ie l Asn {rrrs•rn returning the ammo
tv&tdtt w^ t'rsetcvtint ectfli by euitettig
Lova! News.
Found.
#°'thin+l at the Opera, 'beef.' the
Sons of England Concert on 'j`Inurnay
overdug, a pair of lady's kid gloves.
The owner eau base the same by call-
ing at this otFice
Excursion:
Manitoba to the 11. W., on August
on 28th. Fare $28e Augnst'24th to
2?, tickets for Kingston :,-,T3,95; Mont-
real; $9.95; Quebec, 11.95; and return.
Apply to Capt. Geo. Kemp, G. T 11.
`.Town Agent,
Harvest Home F'estival.
This eeening,a grand harvest borne
;ftrstival,will be held at the'resulaiice of
Mr, Thos. Case, three utiles north of
the village. All those purchasing tick-
ets will be taken to' and from the
grounds free of charge. A` grand time
will be had.
Problems Solved:
Last week we•inserted two problems
for hohttions. We received correct axes,
sores to hoth,from Master W. A.. Greg-
ory,a pupil of the Exeter publie school.
The answer to the problem of the deer
The deer weighed 147 9:1i lbs. The
Millionaire problem. 7.'fiere were nine
children and each receives $9.
Change of Business:
Mr.: J. 11 Northcott, late of 'Toten,
Devonshire,England,has purchased the,
'bakery and:confectionery business of
Mr. A. E. Rosenlierger,.of this place.
Mr. Northcott comes her even' recom-
mended as a first-class baker: We wel-
come him., to our town and wish him
every success. See advertisethent in•
another column.
F nets for the Curious.
Those who wrote on the 8t1:t of this
month could,with one figure,have given
the day of the month,the mouth of .the
year,and the year of the century -8;'8,
'88. --Aug. 8, 1888. It will be possi;i
l le'to de only once more in.tbe present
century -that will be 9, 9, s99, ort
years 11 months and one clay from the
8,day. It has been ,just that lora;
eines' the figure 7 •could hays been simi=
.larly, used; •
stage 4 ' 4 I" in a fortday, but re don't Hied
the trouble. We are used Wit, Should
all Rheas: we say something unpleasant to you or
n Monday next Sept. 3rd, Henson a friend, go'arnong your a uaintanee
bold their grand fall races, $425 and urge drool to boycott us, That
be presented in prizes for the will a„irrrtice our paper acid give 1w
^ent races. We understand that an enviatrla'reputation as a. kiehel.
number of fest haven has al -`!'her Apple, Crop.
y irlaade entries Everybody who
It es ca dak,gf real enjoyment,and At one ureic► fears Were entertain+
tis itnesn Goad race°, ho►add that the apple creel of 1888 tor Ontario
not fail to attend Hensel' on p ;l. be below the average,!At the
Circa rates has been accused call °Yen" recent iaverahle*tether has caused the
P,' fraait to grow rapidly and the prospects
thea L' , ILat 1+, presernL are very hopeful for a large
Coming: ^emir tfi sul+ply. There are wise Sections of the
Wail L. Smith's Swi sPa11 Ringer° a^uwry in whirl► the crop will be below
d comic Concert Co., is eamin„ the ; the average bat on the whole, if repor e
will play in DM* Opera lionse, oft can be relied upon,. Ontario will ha -
Monday and Tuesday, Oct. VAritd i pita a large surplus to dispose irf
2nd. This ]tieing the' day of the Agri. furuig,a markets. Canadian apples Fb
cultural Society's Exhibition. If ;you [mild the 14.gbest prices:broad, as,tl.
wa .:a night of sport -and fun, wait or posses limp flavor, are Choice keep
e
the Beet Ringers, This is the only and stand shipping with Ic«9s lose tbeen
Pell Bringers that will establish bare any other apple offered in the En IiRb
this year, and all who miss this, mi;.ses markets: Iu the counties of lineal
a grand treat. Huron and the northern part of Middle -
Hc lost keds Lollar, ex the crop efmaples as very large.
One of our loanl sports rafter taking a Ifo some localities the price paid for
smile the other evenin ;stumped a chum local demand is rather high, but jacig-
thusly: -'Bet you a dollar 1 don't take tog from foreign demand the prices will
another larger till Christmas.' 'Deno,' be about the Hemet es Zest year.
said chummy. After a few moments Sons or England Coneert,
sprint in gossip says chummy. 'Hare The concert holt! in Drew ; Operia
something 4111 take a larger; says the House,under the auspices of Plymouth
effort. Ile took ik and lost his dollar Lodge No 63,Sous of England Belevo-
within three minutes of the tune of lent Society, took place as Announced,
netting. Stti Xisry A, v, Wt wonder dna. Thursday:eveniog 23rd inst. At
was that W. Tp abouteight ori;lock elle opening chorus
New Basle Notes. '+`as sang by nue little girls which vas
The Qanadian`Bank of Commerce rendered, in a masterly style, after
are about issuin{;:their new circulation
which Dr. Rollins assumed the positiga'
in $5, k10, $20, and $100, and they of chairman, owing to the absence o.
are in very admirable. Not only is Grand Secretary. He explained the
the enr avinge of the highest class for ohjeeta end aims of the Society in a
delicacy end preciaien, thus affording. as few well chosen remarks, after which
barrier to the s eceesof forging engrav- be called uposs Mr. Jas, Fax for a' son;.
ers,•but the variety of the tints employ irr. Fax, as usual, kept the audience
ed upon the face of elle note will abso marine', and was warmly encored. The
lutaly prevent the success intend-
ingdem Dr. then followed out- the length of
couuterfeiter by photography. program, all of which was exceedingly
Level Headed Men. well rendered. The entertainment
throughout was a
At a recent convention of Fairs and good ; one, read all
Expositions, among the interesting re present fury enjoyed thisevening im-
mensely. The proceeds netted over
ports was one on advertising. The 560. This. being the:first entertain -
resolution come to was that it is gees- anent held by this branch of the Society
tionalnle if any other depa'tment can- here, they must be complemented for
tributes so largelyis the financial sac g;,c iug the rich treat of Thursday even-^
cess of exhibitions as judicious adver int
tisieg4 The convention holds that to "'''
wake advertising effective it should be Obitrtary.
begun early an& followe:t up continti- This week it is'our -painful duty' to
nusly during the season. "We would," recerd the almost sud1eteedeath of: a
affirms the convention, "place at the young and respeeted resident of Exeter
head of the listenewspa'per advertising in the person of Joht. Edwin ' Snell,
as the most elective. and desirable." which gad and melancholy event occur -
These men have pretty level heads. ed early o. Sunday in'arningi last. Tlie
That Lecture. deceased wis seized^s th typhoid fever
On +11Zondav?last dodgers were out about two weeks, at!i• all''that medical
announcing that a gentleman, lately aid Would do was of navail and the
from London, would:deliver a lecture dreaded disease done s awful work,aud
in Fanson's Hall the same evening. he passed over to jpi the great major -
The subject was "Good News." This itye'•The remains'v: e interred in the
gentleman from London turned out to Exeter cen►e!Gery ore . onday afternoa '•
be no More nor no less than the cele- •last, and4a large nrtm er of friends and
'brated,DanielRansom. Mr. Raresom's.nequainttncee•who Bowed the• de -
abilities as a lecturer are too wellaerown ceased to his last res ng place bore .of'
the•highlesteem in w 'ch the departed
'•(a►uonb;the small boys) to' be •alluded e p
Hung •nnan was held .y the citizens.
to by us. However, Mr. Ransomfail-y
ed to turn up, andliro "thrilling" lecture )Ietwas a member 'of the jambs st.
was given. We are quite at a loss to
know how Mr. R. could so easily for-
get his • last "Thrilling" experience
which he had at a previous lecture
some titrie ago. . The old saying is -'the
crazy are ueter atisfied:" •
The Undersigned w open -
out a ei e k o
1T S, O fl 3
BOOTS, and SHOES ete.,,
cow
SATURDAY' NEXT,- SEPT.. let 1888.
.SIS' NEW STAND ° x' •' DOOR O T [4
OFNEWT N ALI
MAIC %r ETA
ARMS. PART U NEXT EEK
,a
late from Tafies, Iiorot►ihr
he has purchased tint Bag.
1
intr.nds to carry on the t
auirltamice
Rosenberger
AssBRIM &
1 his trade iii the Old Country, intends to bake cakes,
al Devonshire style, co. minensiu un
MONDAY SE M .
Rpeetfully
om Mr. •
braanches.-
When all orders shall r'ieise pr+tae. pt arra r rrona1 attention,
Laanent
TER, ONTARIO: -
ST
Melthodist Choir also a member of the
d for which both
al wreath upon
y have the heart-
ntire community
of af}iietion.
Exeter football club,
placed a beautiful flo
the coffin. The feed
felt sympathy of the
in, tliis their sad tile!
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