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elder AbralCrtte.
Wee. $ANI ERS, Zditor.
Thursday, 'Jul,
25th! 1889,
.0,1'SZ3'Q.N4ST:'.
The Reform Organs aro howling,
daily about the responsibility °t'#ze Dom-
inion Government in not disallowing-
the
isallowingthe Jesuits' Estate Act, for the sole
purpose of infiueucing public: opinion
against the government at the next
general election, in the hope that Mr.
Laurier and his leading lieutenants,
who, by the way, voted with the Gov-
ernment on the question in the Rouse
of Commons, znayy come into power. R
is worthy of note,however, that not one
of them hes a word to say in, regard to
the responsibility of the Government
which framed the meestue and carried
it through the Provincial Legislature,
That Government is "Liberal," and,
consequently, it escapes the 'MIN -me
criticisms: of the organa,, which, while
anxious that the Dominion Govern-
ment should be turned out of oft= ;e, a4t1-
pear to be quite satisfied, indeed aux-
ions, that Mr. Mercier and his colleaagu.
es should; continue. to rule in the Pro-
vince of Quebec, This fact proves
their dishiiuesty; for if they wero gen,
uinell* sincere they would demand Haat
their Liberal blends in that province
should take the earliest opportunity
presented, them of administering, to Mr.
llerc;iez his political quietus..
The Rxeter Board of Trade,
CONSTITUTION AND 11Y-LAIVS,
'� E ' a 0113E(.7. -This organ= • -
a AAt A, I f1liJl~(.`T+ T s �, 1�
satiau shall be called "The .Exeter Beard
of Trade.' The object of this Assoc=
ation shall be to promote the commer-
cial interests and, the general welfare
of the Village of Exeter.
Mraingesuie.-Any person eonnected
with the business interest of the
village shall be eligible for member-
ship.
mbir-
shs . Members shall be elected by'
ballot at any meeting of the Board
provided they have been nominated
by Resolution of the next preceeding
regular meeting, it shall require a I'4
two-thirds vote of members proemi
to ere:t au applicant tomembership.
ESTE FEE AND ANNUAL Sl'u-
seallTlox.--The entr,inee fee sha=ll be
$1 payable on election, and the ;sub-,
sevuent annual subscription shill be
$l payable at the (tate of the annual
'ener.tl nleetina.
00=;Nall :c .--The officers of this
Board shall be e, Presideut, V iee•Pr si-
dent, Secretary and Treasurer, who,
with six other members shall form. the
putty,
It shall be the duty of the. Secretary
to give notice of all meetings and to
attend all meetings and keep a record
of their doings, to conduct cell conxe,
spofdenee, and to carry into execution
all orders, votes and resolutions not
otherwise- Golninitted, to keep a list of
the members of the Board, to notify,
ofticors and members ai their election,
to notify member* of theirappointznent
en conteeittees, to furnielt the chairman_.
of each committee with a copy of the
vote or resolution under which the
committee is appointed, to an to the
Treasurer all fees a4 soon as received.
It shall 1
ra 1 be the duty of the Treasurer
to keep an account of all funds belong-
ing to the Board, to pay all accounts
approved by the President and Secre-
tary and to present an audited State*
Moat at each annual meeting.
The .Council shall conduct all the
Waimea : of the Board and report its
proceedings for approval at each gen-
eral nxeetieg, The Council may drag
up petitions or memorials and may
present themat once or if they think
proper may submit the same to the
.Board at any general or special meet-
ing. All petitions and memorials must
be signed by the President and, count-
eesigned by the Secretary, It shalt be
the ditty of the Wendt to present a
ar€port of their proeeedinga at each
annual general meeting.
Rus 9s' Waren von ME>A'rticus.•
Every member who shall have oeess'
ion to speak shall rise and address the
chaair.
All mottoes shallbeaalade in writing,
An persons who have once epaken
to anytnotaon, except the mom who
shaall have the privilege of closing the
deba=te, shall, prior te;speaking amain,
obtain permission from the cha=ir.
A motion to Adjourn shall always be
in order.
The chair may et any period of the
meeting announce that the subject 15
open for conversational discussion,
Oneret or BUSINESS FOR Rl a>±"iriz,rr
write; B0, RD,--11eading of ,miuutos
of previous ineeting.
Proposal of new mem=bers,
Baallcating for new members.
=leading of correspondence.
Reports of Council and Committees,
Notices of motion,
New Business. •
rutin ished business.
Election of officers.
Onnue or BUSINESS I;'Qlt MEETINGS
OF THE COUNclt..®-Bearding minutes
of previous meeting.
Reports of Committees.
Petitions, memorials, drafts of letters
or bi I.rws to be submitted for approval.
t nt aishal business.
New business,
Consialeratiotl of accounts,
F FI : a t z; TUE "n 9
P,
� eF l 5 Q TII YEAR 1118 ;)I)
R. II, Archer, President; J. Parkinson,
Vice President; E. Roberts, Secretary;
B, S. O'Neil, 'treasurer; John Fanner,
John Grigg, R. H. Verity, H Spackman,
L. H. Dickson, John Elliot, Council,.
Council of the Board, Oaten-
Er.r;tixlo` or.Oen Eas.-The officers 'Miss Mary Carson is visiting friends
and members of the cottncil shall be
elected by ballot at the annual general
meeting. any vaeaney* occurring in
the council shall be filled at the next!
general meeting of the Board.
ZEnrixes,--'r'he annual general
meeting of the Board sheli be held on',
first Wednesday in May at 8 p. nt. A
general meeting of the Board s`uall be
held on the first Wednesday of every
month at 8 p, ru. General meetings• of
the Board or of the Council m.iy- be
called by the President, or on a requis-
ition to the Secretary signed by six
members, but no special meeting of
the Board shall be held at less than
three deys notice.
Qeontee-Twelve members shall;
form a quorum at meetings of the
Board; should no quorum attend with- I
in fifteen minutes of the time, stated
two neeting shall not be held. Six
shall form a quorum at meetings of
the Council, _Meetings of the Council
shall be open to all members of the
Board but they shall tate no part in
the proceeding's.
AaLIeete+1i)eT OP THE Cif:CMrrTia\
A lri BY Letts,- The constitution and
by-laws of this Board can be amended
only by a two-thirds rote of members
present at a general meeting provided
also that notice of the motion has bean
given at the next preceeding general
meeting.
STANDING OP afEmD sRs.-No member
shall be permitted to vote or speak on
any question until he shalt have paid.
the annual subscription and signed
the constitution and by-laws. Any
member whose subscription is in ar-
rears shall be ineligible for office and
should the subscription remain uupi id
for three months, having in the mean-
time been notified by the Secretary,
such member's name may ba dropped
from the roll Ly a two-thirds vote of
members present at any general meet-
ing of the Board and any member
refusing to comply with the by-laws of
the Board may be expelled. by a simi-
lar vote. •
BOARD Or ARBITRATION. -A Board
"of Arbitration consisting of six mem-
bers =nay' be elected at the annual
meeting; in all eases of arbitration
one'arbitrator shall'• be nominated by
each party interested and one arbitrat-
or shall be nominated by the Council.
DELEGATES TO DOMINION Bonin.) of
TRAnn.-Tine delegates to the Domin-
ion Board of Trade may be elected; by
ballot at any general meeting:
DuTins or OPrli;Eus.-It shall be
the duty of the President to enforce
the constitution and by-laws of _ the
Board, to regulate the order, of meet-
ings, to inform the 'Board of the °pro-
ceedings of the Council since the last
meeting, to receive and put motions
and', to inform the Board of any matters
affecting the. interests of the munic;i
in .Blyth.
'Messrs. P. Kelly* and .Judge Toms
were in town lust week.
There is some talk of organizing
lodge of True Blues in Clinton.
Mr• J. W. Irwin, grocer, is advertis-
ing. for large quantities of live fowl.
Mrs, 'Bele is spending a few weeks
with friends in the Township of Um-
iak.
A large number of our townspeople
attended the champion lacrosse match
on Friday last.
Miss Bella Cree, of this place, has
taken the position of telegraph operator"
at the Point Farnl,
The Rev. Mr. Craig preached in
Brantford on Sunday last, and will
preach hl Woodstock next Sunday.
Mr. Robert Fitziroes returned .home
from his trip to the Northwest on Fri-
day evening last. He likes the country
well.
An Equal Rights Association has
been established in Blyth. We under-
stand one will be organised in Clinton
shortly-.
The Rattenbury street Sabbath
School picnic was held this week in
Wigginton's grove where a most en-
joyable time was spent.
Mr. E. J. Hill, M. A, has tendered
his resignation as teacher in the Col-
legiate Institute here having obtained
a good position in the Guelph Colleg-
iate Institute.
Our Civic Holiday will take place on
August 2nd, when excursions will be
Tian from Clinton to different points,
one of which is advertised to Toronto
at the rate of 32.00.
The Presbyterian and Church of
England Sabbath Schools had a picnic
at Goderich on Thursday last. Over
six Hundred went 'by train while a
large number drove.
One of our local papers did not men-
tion Mr. J. L. Hughes' address at all,
the other one devoted about six :lines
to`t,which goes to show how some of the
newspapers aro devoted to party.
A test has been made in France to
see whether the color of,::a horse had
anything to'?o with his 'ehiracteristics.
It has been dehoestrrted thiltainysuch
idea is all nonsense. ' Pedigree and ear
l r training. have all to do ,with it; and
color nothing who never.
A resident of Palatka, Fla., while'' in
Clay County s=wan entire family`work
ing in a five -acre field. In the middle of
the field was a plow,to which was hitch
ed the old man, assisted by the son and
den ghter,t'ie mother of the latter doing;
the plowing.
ALLAN LI E ; ,
ROYAL MAIL' STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL AND QUEBEC SERVICE
Fume LIVERPOOL,
Friday,
April 16.
Thursday, g 25
" May 2,,...
Friday, se 10
Thursday, to 16
Friday, i, 24, .-
Thursday, a 30, ,
STEAMER.
Fnoax QUEBEC.
• CIRCASSIAN.,,, ..
PARISIAN
POLYNESIAN,R
OATHIIAGENIAN
.. SARDINIAN.
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POLYNESIAN',
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SARDINIAN, ... -
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PARISIAN -
POLYNESIAN
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POLYNESIAN ..
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, SARDINIAN..,.
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PARISIAN.,,„
POLYNESIAN. ,.
TO.ARTRAGE,NIAN
SARDINIAN. , . «.
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PAEISIA'N.
Friday,
Thnrsday,
Ia`riday, " 28:,
Thursday, July 4» .. ,
44 ec 11.;,..
Friday, li 19� ..“4.
Thursday, " 25.,,,.
Friday, August 2.....
Thursday, 8.,,,,
K «
Friday, " 23,..,,
Thursday, « 20,.,,...
Friday, September 6,6,.,..
Thursday, " 12,,,,,
June 6,, „
" 14,,,,..
:Friday Mai
Thursday 4
k 4
Thursday,
Thursday,
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Thursday, July
Flriday, �4
Th1lxy, s,
August
June
1
Thursday, ,s
Friday,
Thursday, K
September
44 44
Friday, "
Thursday, October
44 K
RATES OF PASSAGE BY MAIL STEAMERS.
10
16
23
6
14
20
27
11
1e
25
1
15
23
29.
5
19
27
3
10
412.0-Ooo to S03.7ron000.1.
Cabin, $36, $,O and $Ba, vccordiug to accommodation. Servants fly Cabin, 5q, Inter,
medi,ito,$31. Steerage,$2P: notura Tickets, Cabin, lice, $* O, 3L n. ;Tntsatatedaayte,:$5O.
Steerage, $MOO.
'k3y Circassian or oilier extra, Steamers. Cabin, $lit, PI, awl MO, a4acordiug to orrsriaa-
tten. intermediate, $30. steerage, $aft Return tieketa, eee,itLP,+rntsise. Intermediate,
AGO, stcera e. Goo.
'The CAR1H3flENIAN will net carry passengers from this fide. nacre will ba no
Steamer carrying passengers from Quebec Stisy Stat, July 5th, AngostSth, .September isth•
I'acsengexs can sail from Mantrcai.
JOIN SPAO+MAN,
the only authorized agent for Exeter, Ont.
o
before Leap.
AND BEFORE YOU BUY YOUR
Building Hardware, or Binding
Twine, Harvest Tools,
OR ANYTHING IN
STOVES or TIIITWARE.
Call and see
BISSETT BROS.' large stock and get prices.
TURNIP and other field seeds a specialty
Caspad for
E4gs, 111 es, S
and other farm produce.
BISSE - T ' OS.
UAMTY IS THE TRUFFK?T0F
ILIDNE S.
J. H. NI?''TiC'ITT
-o-I NOW O11F.LRLNG--o--
e9
Of Every Description Made to Order.
J. H. Northcutt,
ONE DOOR NORTH OF EANSON'S BLOCK,
Main -street Exeter.
THE BEAUTIFUL AND CLEAR CU
mossi•TYP F;m--
from which this paper is prim tec
was supplied by the
TAPE mum
Dealers in, Type,
Presses, :and. , _ rioters' .
,� Supplies;
J. T, .JdHNSTON,
80 & 82 Wellington St. west
TORONTO, ONT.
ATTENTION!
Eros, int,
QUI= MAR
W. SOUTHCQTT'S
Ciotbing and, Gents
MINIM= STORE.
EXETER, - - ONTARIO.
Some of the finest goods that can be,
secured, are arriving every
•
day.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS IN THE
LATEST STYLES AT RIGHT
PRICES -
.d.. CALL SOLICITED.
SOUTRCOTT,
Corner Main and John Street.
'TER, ONTARIO,
MARKET SQUARE
GE,11ERAli STORE
The undersigned would inform the
Public that he .has just reeeived
his
{
SUIIER
w s
STOCK,
INCLUDING
A FULL LINE Or Dior GOODS,
HATS AND CAPS, AND CROCK-
ERY, BOUTS AND SHOES,
Those wishing anything in my line
will tate a z ,
thin til
d«it,ge1
tq call
l
and. inspect my goods and price
Best Jolzelr Flour always
on. Land.
Highest Price paid for Butter
and Eggs, and all kind of
Produce,
J. P. ROSSO
(10-22.188.]
J. G. ALLAMN
jIIercka$ tailor.
Up stairs, over H. Sp ekma is
Hardware Store.
He has in stock some of the
finest summer goods
to be found • on
the market.
A CALL SOLICITED.
J. SMALLACOME.
London Huron &. Bruce Railway
'ter
GOING NO1:TIr-TI3i AIlLE-Pass'nr,
London, dep:trt ... 8.05 A. 'it
Lucan Crossing. .8.47 5.90
Clandeboye .8.52 5.28
Centralia.... .... ,9.05 5.45
EXETER.... ....9.10. , , 5,57
Hensill..,. 928 6.09
Kippen . - 9.34 6.17
Brumfield , .. ... 9.42 • , , , . , 6.26
Clinton , , • .
......10.000.006.45
Lonclesboro' ......10.19 7.03
Blyth 10.28 7.12
Belgrave 10.42 7.27
Wingbam 11.00 7.45
GOING Soilxu. Passenear.
Winghtim........7.05 'A .x3.40 1,31.
Belgrave ._. , , .... 7.24 _ 4.00
Blyth... 7.384.15
Londesboro' 7.47 4.25
Clinton... 8.07 4.45
Brucefield .. , . . , 8.265.04
Kippen .,,, 8.34...... 5.12
Hensel]. . , - 8.41 . . 5.19
If -METER. ... , 8.56. , .... 5.33
Centralia .. 9.07 5.45
Clandeboye 9.18 5.56
Lucan Crossing.. 9.24. 6.02
London, arrive . , .10.15...6.45
FOB; SALE
Farmers, Gardeners and ]Florists,
A fair sized brick cottage containing
dining -room, sitting -room, 3 bedrooms, en-
trance hall, with two good cellars -under-
neath, large kitchen 14x30 feet, with wood-
shed attached, two large greenhouses, small
stable, good well of water; .with 11/, acres of
land, all well fenced and in fair condition.
This property is within five minutes' walls
of solthed Exeteasyer pmosts, of ceAptl. , Thyyeto land will be
on ter
A. ALIAJ xeter, Ont.
April lir 6 m.
TO THE DEAF. -A, person cured of Deaf.• .
tress and noises in the head of 23 years'
standing, by a simple remedy, will send a
description of it FREE to any person -who ap-,
plies to 111Cuo1.so1f, 30 St. Sohn St. Montreal'
Por Sale or to Rent.
The subscriber offers for Sale or to Rent,
that desireable residence On Huron street,
consisting ofaframe, house, with 6' rooms
therein, a good well of water, about two
acres of laud being lot 98. Possession im-
mediatye,ly. Perms reasonable. Apply to
r
UWARD GILL, orat this office
OLOTHINE
A. J. S1EL1,
2s.,ix _ st.
EXETER ONTARIO,
Has now in stock
PRFSIIMMII
IN THE FOLLOWING LINES
'Pest of England Suitings•and Trans
cringe,
Scotch Tweed Suiting's and Trouser -
lugs,
French and English Worsted Cloths
All made up. hi the Latest
Style, at best Rates.
A. 3. SNELL..
L. H.Dickson's
Lit ffli 'kato dor Sale.
Lot No.22, in the Iatconces8ianof the town
ship of Hibbert, containing IOP. acres. Thon
farm will be sold cheap, and en eaey term*
The farm is situated miday betweenh *forth,
and ilublin, ou the Baran (travel Road.
Church and School within ioP yards of faros.
Sail the best in the county.A is
sal=e number the est or t,ernis,ineluding Boole of
the most desirable residences, in town.
Souzo property inthe villages of Centralia
slid Farquhar, which can be bought cheap,.
To BoardinIroese keepers -On coltsp�e-
tion of
Verity's F
Foundry, lits, l nl
, CNC
3 N#b em-
ployed. 75, to atz�-
I,,loyed. A House to 10 at a small rent can-
able of acc.o nodating Sto In ho rulers -Abort
#Ivo minutes walk: frusn the foundry.
For farther particulars Apply to
Vomit t1e.1sSfa. I,,
U. Ds BarrCt r, E,,Neter,
S. GJILEY�
THE LEADING
zatl. alter
AND
Furniture Dealer
OF THE
T N ?
I have an immense Stock of
Furniture and Undertaking
Goods now on hand, which I
will sell at right prices.
UNDERTAKING
A SPECIALTY.
An examination of our Stock
Solicited.
S. UI't'LEY.
IF YOU WANT A
Sean al Day !ivcShIft
OR
■
Neat Nair Cut,
CALL AT THE
Centra. Barber ' Shop,
Fassson's Block,
Exeter
A. Hastings,
PROPRIETOR
Exeter Pftpto Sllldio.
Why is it
that in other towns
and surrounding country they
speak so highly of the photo-
graphs that are taken
in Exeter.
And how is it that there are
so many photos sent into the
different cities of Ontario from
EXETER PHOTO GALLERY
1-2
Because Senior's work is as
good if not better than any of
the leading galleries in the
cities and their prices are
and $5 per doz., while they.
get them at Senior's for $3.00.