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wheat was neglected. Flour was firmer.
Barley was 6d cheaper. There was a
v* ori fall of 3d to rye. La Plaata, :corn was
down, Od to is. Oats were firm, Cal-
WM. ,i11DE$, Editor. eutta linseed was 9d lower.
Thulrsday, September 19th 1889,
a't,17' O:�TAI DEBT:
Below we give the National Debt of
cal: nation which, NOR prove 'interest.
tg;..,. Fr:tnea, $5,950,000,0001 Great
3eritain, $3,701,653.270; Russia. $2,601,
vr,00I;1tal i ', 0i,9i13, 85.; ;Austria,
,0!'a5O00,000; United States, $1,563x.
:'.is"x'7a�s; Sp<aln, t1,28,1'26,5O% Oer-
man , $1,145,000,000; India, $806,501,-
1 ;Turkey, 5744,839,018; Portugal,
,314,570,• Egypt$518,625,840; .,tats
Zraha, $185,000,000; Belgium, 8408,-
922,4d6;
08,-2446; Holland, $400,000,000;Canada,
a55,96b,417; Sweden and Norway,
Deeliwood,.
Mr. D. Willett is at Detroit at present
attending the great exhibition in that
city,
Quite a timber of the young; folks
are going to take in the world's fain at
Zurich on .Friday next,
"tar. George Baker, of Exeter, spent
Sw lay here visiting his best girl.
She says you may come again, George.
Messrs. E. Sander end Robert;artiale,
of Exeter, spent .Sunday here. We
believe there must be some attraction
here for the young men.
The much wished for rain cameon
Sunday last. it was much needed as
the brash fires were making rapid head-
way destroying everything in the
*tO0.400,000; Greece, *50,496,669. Yt•oarls,
On Friday last one of Mr. D. D.
Wilson's teams was left standing in
fort .of Mr. Jonas Hall's stare, While
, the driver was inside cloizrg; some busi-
ness the horses took fright and ran
k , : of nzenabers of the Reform par- away. 'any t•:tn at"t-t►ss the street to
the Commercial Hotel stable, the door
ue n.143',i'i„na thfie to time ban'+j ia<<n Ilan of w ide it ' M open. No damage was
.-Mace ina tet:*i-atuenc e of a resort ttr there except She btu.".Mailing of a -whiffle.
QN1, tisivc.1 :" lion. toseeure the eke
."n being Mr. Colter,
n,a a f;:ait;ra al Dominion electioncot The ern ireutioa, of the Bishop of
Lincoln will cost laop00, of Nbt ti
a. I,tat.y of lialcliuinid. 47,000 Inas already been raised. Fears
will be; remembered At the genes are now entertained that If the ritual -
or 1832, the late fir, David ism, of which the bishop is an exponent,
a
r�raltatl :a wry muter man ill the * declared 111t,,.t1, it will c,ln&s a Ms --
was re-elected. Ile died in ruptiolt ink the c welt'
HAL DI31r.1NDA°M .
Another name hills Wen added to
1S-?' lie(, i Ma{ expitlit len of tang, ?alit
e excel in 1842, when Mr, Col•
•-tl;'azed. in the Liberal inter- EXETER, Sep. 25 and 24.
H. Merritt, of Tor Mitchell, Sep. 20 to 27.
Toronto, Sep 0 to 21.
ons rs'ative, by a vote of 1,870 Guelph, Sep. 2( and 26.
to LW -or as nt•t ;cera, of 110. This Hamilton,, Sep. 23 to 27.
;an nasal: place in September 1556, St, Marys, Sep. 24 and 25.
..a:
Stratford,
et, �,ad
.s tt.l t it nntS dissolved ed in
Sta'd;i, Sep. SO and Ott. 1,
.x,aa, r,,,.•P 1without, meeting again, Goderieh Sep, 17 to 19.
otter was unable to to he his St, Thomas Sep. 24 to 27.
t.it, general election which Clinton. Tries., \Yed. & Thurs., Sept,
l►1:. C,alt9'1- was opposed by l 24th, 2.0th and 20th.
;ag; tae, who was declared return
l,t scrutiny before the county
•164t14';'• a7; by a >nlajorit. of one 1 Thr+ best paper for your family or
vote et, File, inti vco being Montague, nous friend's family is the Montreal
its prat}c},,a1,end at nrtF• election took Il at.P'.Y , whieb,whilc it is abreast with
P:tr4. cr. the 12th avenber. t e7. re- tarp r."1 fl, innt:a14(1 f." its unezectption
aline for its adherence to the
k'all Fairs.
Two Good k'apers,
Suiting, L ;1 sr, ;:,glen :gue'aa eketiou, :tar• II great principles which it has consist.
ither •f,r;ite d by a. vote of aptly advocated for t, generation. It
lir. montvwfs Gleet- has beam during hint time the =coln-
ielt WWI at tin l,r„tes.tel, and the seat' Protnihitcg fuer of eec1esiasticisin, of the
china: tr. tllie, and all forms of oppress-
a.4+:tit 114,11,1,0 Iva vaelnt, it ilt,.w' ion, among which it counts protection.
qac *reit tar 1. Ipl tee in January, ISM). It h i,s d,9 anted itself much of late years
zt' 1a h 'r.hsit:t,•.1 in the return of Mr. to the promotion of reciproeity with the
r.'olke l., a vote of 1,503 to 1,757: twis ted States and has recently been
'44z Colter.tt;a11 throughl st s ',ifln idled with the contest against Jesuit:
tggIVSSIon, on whieh battle -field it is, �+
eted vale +a::ar of the most frequent as might be expected, the foremost and • 4 1.•..9
,9
ALLAN LINE.
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL AND QUEBEC SERVICE.
Fatoet LIVERPOOL. § STEAMER,
Facet QUEBEC,
1 1 6 � Friday May
Friday) April . , , ]. , . 'rtCIRCASSIAI I' nd �* Q
1
Thursday, " 25.. „ , , , PARISIAN. .., Thursday 44 16
" Nay 2.....,, POLYNESIAN.... 4! 44 23
Friday, 44 10 ...... OATHHAGENIAN
Thursday, " 16 .. • .. , SARDINIAN. .., .. Thursday, June 6
Friday, " 24 .. .... *CIRCASSIAN , Friday, 4t 14
Thursday, " 30 ....... , PARTSIAN ... , , . -, , « 20
4a June 6....., POI. YNESfAN. .Thursday, 44 27
Friday, " 14. • .. 14..,,., SCARTIIAGENIAN
Thursday, " 20 .... , . ! SARDINIAN, ....,. Thursday, July 11
Friday" 28 ...... *CIRCASSIAN .. Friday, u' 19
Thursday, July 4 . , .... I PARISIAN , ...... Thursday, 44 25
44 ,� 11.. POLYNESIAN 4t. August 1
Friday, 4419 ....... e C ARTHI ADEN IAN
Thursday, " 25 ..... , SARDINIAN,. AN, Thursday, sc 15
Friday, August 2. -,, .. *CIRCASSI AN .., . Friday, 44 23:
Thursday, • F4 5... , . , . PARISIAN... .Thursday, 44 29
;, " 15 ...... µ POLYNESIAN.,.1 " September 5
Friday, " 23 , ..... tCARTII AGEN I A v .
Thursday, 44 29,...., SARDINIAN..
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Friday, `September 0. ...;;tCUR('ASSI AN ° .. Friday, 4a 27
Timrsdaly-, .c 12.,.,,.'I PARISIAN Thursday, October 8
c4 " 19,...e.l POLYNESIAN. 4 " 10
RATES OF PASSAGE BY MAIL STIPAIIJERS.
Ca?ain,$c0,$70Ana toso, eceording to accommodation. Servants in Cabin, $50. Inter.
mediate, $01. Steerage, SI.), ueturn Tickets, Cabin, $110, $lSD, .$150. Stearal C41)1111 $00,
Steerage. 4900.
*,Dy cireiassilntx et other tette steemer .
tlon. eabin,�A, 553, au $ 0,
according to EC2Oiailft<
Second, Cabin, $30. Steerage, S. tcturn ta cati, $oo, Sat0,a d leu?ternt+dtate
,
$Gx Steerage. Sic.
rThe C4tR1~IIMIENIAN gill not carat•assengers from this side, There will be no
Steamer carrying Passengers from Quelace Slay ynst, July Stat, ,August 9th, September 15th.
rasseupers rtta mail. from. Montreal.
JOHN SPACKMAN,
the only authorized Agent for Exeter,
Look before you Leap.
ANS BEFORE YOU BUY YOUR
Building Hardware, Binding
Twin, Harvest Tools,
OR ANYTHINGIN of TI x"; * ARE
Call and see
BISSE l.T BROS.' large stock and get prices.
TURNIP and other field seeds a specialty.
Cash paid for
'y Ren. E,.: "•he' .1111ESit iou Slap!. Haan- Mont feArl,r+fach:tialllitan. The question
alg so often et.d'1ror:d ta) r<!'uuit tate arnl answer departments of the W'it
felt baund to melte the xrv, Iiai'c grown into an institution in
the a otuitry, and the piper is well
ate t o his time after his pcaiitieal am- known xa:; as Nat till Emend had instruct
ipition h.td been rt'atli;ed. Dr. Monet- or of tate fame; "Lindenbnnk and
,web wttlaI1 r:crs lowing had substant- "`ltustiens" being still constant eontrib-
511 nestles fur believing that corrupt- utnrx. 1 he thildrell look for their spec
iatl
:5
011 an extensive be a24, prrratled 1n nrent. 'storie1•halad for tate puzzle depart
a; yearly subscription to the
'she desperate er:ort made to defeat that Valk.7f fitness is 33 and to the Weekly
+'utitnn tn, L s`daea to enter a protest a Witness 51. ivhieh should be addressed
against Mr. Colter's return. Tlvit
eseIn inn wee duly carried out, and
several days' patient investigation
vroved that the usultl Liberal
letics In:s been practisd by his
,,gusts in his interest, the result being
that Werdnesdey last Mr. Justice Fal-
etzltbridett declared the; seat' vacant.
We have no doubt that the conserv-
atives of Haldim•tnd will again insist
,on Dr. Mont-igue becoming their
candidate. At great personal sacrifice
he hes pluckily fought the battles of
the p arty in that Liberal constituency,
and if his friends insist'upon it, it may
be taken for granted that he will
again be prepared to carry the Con-
wevatives banner in opposition to Mr.
eater. The electors of the constitu-
ency are deserving of sympathy, for
they: have had so many contests of late,
that they must find them 'a political
sfatisanaee. Dr. Montague is an able
rnan. During his short parliamentary
esreer•he won for hiniself a -front place
eau dell ater, and' was a general fav-
orite. If he consents to again be a
candidate we hope he may be reward-
ed for his gallantry by, winning back
"Abe seat.
.British Grahi Trade.
:'lie :liliaatkv. Lane Express, in its week -
3y review,' of the British grain trade;
says: -The deliveries of now crop
wheat are largely increasing. Some
sell as low as 29s per 480 pounds. The
sales of English wheat during the past
Seel: were 55,989 qrs. at 30s 2d against
1.5,655 qrs. at 38s ld during the corre-
sponding
orrespond ng week last year. The large
tiierenee in the price between now
anal,, a' year ago is partly due to the
Palet that the wheat offered at the time,
sweli;e months ago, was old grain of
the fine crop of 1887. Foreign wheat
kkl:lower. Fleur shows a fractional
decline' Corn is weak. The prices of
leans and peas are in buyer's favor.
Bye is 6d. lower. At to -day's market
English new wheat sold at an average
of 37s per qr. and old at 30s. Foreign
to the publishers, Dougall & Son,.
The 2 or'liaern Messenger, issued by
the same publishers is still the cheapest
illustrated paper published, ane is full
of the best of family reading as well as
reading for the young. The subscript
ion price is only 80 cents a year.
Sunsliiue.
HAltvtsr ICoun.-The people of this
appointment of the Elimville circuit
took :a new departure this year. In-
stead of holding the usual tea, it was
decided to substitute the more oppro-
priate Harvest Horne Dinner; and it
proved a success. On Sunday the 8th,
two very appropriate and impressive
sermons were preached by Rev.. E. A.
Fear, of Hensali. The church was
beautifully decorated with the products
of farm, woods and garden, and pre
sented a very pretty and pleasing ap-
pearance. On Tuesday 10th, from 5 to
7 p. m., a old fashioned dinner of
potatoes, cabbage and chicken, with
all the necessary accompanying palat•
able delicacies served up hot and
steaming, in the large shed adjoining
the chi rch. After the inner man had
been supplied, a platform meeting was
organized with Rev. W. Penhale in
the chair, and stirring and timely ad-
dresses delivered by Rev. Revs. E. A.
Fear, Jasper Wilson, M. A., of Exeter,
and T. IL Down, junior minister of the.
circuit. We must not forget to men-
tion the excellent service rendered by
the choir, which dealt out liberally
sweet and appropriate melody. Pro-
ceeds over 550. The people of Sun-
shine church have reason to congratu-
late themselves on the success attend-
ing their efforts.
DY: rD.T RS.
McCov.-In Stephen, on 13th' innt.,
Robert McCoy, aged 72 nears.
WILSON. -In Usborne, on 3rd inst., the
wife of Mr. S. Wilson, of a son.
S1inaiun-In`Exeter, on 7th inst., the
wife of Mr. A. Sheen, of a son.
VAIL.-In Exeter North, on 15th inst.,
the wife of 1Vir. William Vail, of a
5011.
BIssnxr^.-In Exeter, on 18th inst., the
wife of Nlr.'E. R. Bissett, of a son.
a.la Skinsy, Ula stairs, over H. Spackman'
ATTENTION
Acis front,
QM= i,¢BRCii
W.
SOUTHCOTT'S
Clotraing and Gents
'VRNISEZ T ' - STOILE.
EXETER, - - ONTARIO.
Some of .the finest goods. that can be
secured, are arriving every
day.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS IN THE
LATEST STYLES AT RIGHT
PRICES,
A CALL SOLICITED.
W. SO ITH OTT,.
Corner Main
ornerMain and John Street,
EXETER, ONTARIO.
\.
G
IIURKET SQUARE
STORE
The undersigned would inform the
Public that Le has just received
hi;
w
SIIIER .STOCK,
INCLUDING
FULL LINZ OF DRY GOODS,
HATS AND CAT'S, AND CROCE,.
ERS, BOOTS AND SAES,
Those wishing anything In my line
U1 find it to their advantage to call
-td inspect an • goads and d '
,ile 3 g prates,
est Roller Floilr always
onlband.
Highest Price paid, for Butter
and, Eggs, and all kind of
f
Produce,
J. Y. ROSS.
ierona1it Tallor0
and other farm produce.
ISSN
,+.. r I.
9•�
S
UALITY X? THE TRUE TEST OF
CRE PNZBS.
J. H. N.?THCOTT
-o--I NOW OFVERING-o-
BREAD,
BUNS,
CAKES Etc.,
Of Every Description Made to Order.
3. H. Northcott,
ONE DOOR NORTH OF FAANSON'S BLOCS.
Main -street Exeter.
THE BEAUTIFUL AND CLEAR CUT
TYPE me
from which this paper is printed
was supplied by the
TORONTO TYPE FOUNDRY
Dealers in Type,
Presses, and Printers' Supplies.
J. T. JOHNSTON,.
80 & 82 Wellington St. west
TORONTO, ONT.
Hardware Store.
lie Ilas in stook ;soilnc oftllo
finest summer goods
to be found on
the market.
A CALL SOLICITED.
tT. G. SM. ,L7,&OOs° BE.
London Huron & BruoeRailway
GOING Norval-Tnua TAnz;E-Pass'nr.
London, dep'trt .... 8.05 A. M..4.25 r, at.
Lucan Crossing ...8.47 5.20
Clandeboye .8.52. , 5.28
Centralia.......... 9.05 5.45
EXETER .. .9.16. 5.57
Hensail ........ . 9.28. .. 6.09
Kippen 9.84...... 6.17
Brucefield ...9.42 6.26
Clinton.. 10.00 6.45
Londesboro' ..10.10 7.03
Blyth...... ...10.2a. 7.12
Belgra e ........10.42.. 7.27
Wingham........ 11.00.... 7.45
GOING Soups. • Passenger.
Wingham ........ 7.05 A.M3.40 r.bs.
Belgrave .... 7.24. 4.00
Blyth. ..... 7.384.15
Londesboro' . ... 7.47 4.25
Clinton .: .. 8.07 ... 4.45
Brucefield .. .. ...8.26: 5.04
Kippen 8.34 5.12
Hensail . 8.41 5.19
8.56
Centralia.... 9.07 5.45
Clandeboye ...... 9.18 5.56
Lucan Crossing .. 9.24 6.02
London, arrive 10.15 6.45
FOR BALE
CLOTHING
Ito
■ J.
Ma,. Wit.
EXETER ONTARIO,
Has now in stock
PllI AND
UMMER
IN THE, FOLLOWING LINES
West of England Suitings and Trous
eringe,,
Scotch Tweed Suitings and Trouser-
ings.
French and English Worsted Cloths
All made up in the Latest
Style, at best Rates,
A, C. tS`'E'zs4,
L. 11. 1 ' Ic son's
L■Ih.g for Slic.
Lot No. SS, in tate leteoncessiouof the town
ship ofaiibbert,00ntaaning too aures. This
farm will 1* sold cheap, aanld on as e
The farm is situatd taiday between Seasfa tT ll,
and Dublin, on tlae Huron Graa•el Road,
and School, wathm lu0 yards of farm.
Sod the best in the county.
.A number oflasoter village properties for
sato on the best of terms,anciuding some of
the mast desirable residences 441 town.
Some property in the villa es of Centralia
and Farquhar, which can bgaought cheap.
To DoAtilitaj Hoare keepera-.0n comtle'
tion of Verity a oundry, its calculated t tat
from 1s to 10 a4
alta ,
4 "a,
1 alla
l at aro d a tttuo o
ldo:Fed, A. Rouse to lot at 41. small rent es -
able ofasc:omodating s to 1u boardora..&bout
Avo minutes walk from the foundry,
Forfurther particulars apply to
atr,Erob7t1t,1. lr eaotor.
S. GIDLEY.
THE LEADING
'LT ndorzotalmer
.ANI)
Furnibre
DaIer
OF THE
I have an iminenSe Stock of
Furniture and Undertaking
Goods now on hand, lv-hich I
will sell at right prices.
1UDERTAKU'Ri
Farmers, Gardeners and 7a! ioriste,
A. fair sized brick cottage containing
dining -room, sitting -room, s bedrooms, en-
trance hall, with two good collars under-
neath,larggekitchen 14x20 feet, with wood-
shed attach;•df two largo greenhouses, small
stable, good, well ;ofwater; .with 1% acresof
land, all well fenced and xn fair condition.
This property is within five minutes' walk
of the Exeter post, office. The land will l e
sold on easy terms. Applyto
A. ALLEN, Exeter, Ont.
April 11, 0 m.
MEDICAL.
THE CELEBRATED DR. LE CARBON,
OF PARIS, FRANCE, HAS ESTABLISHED
AN AGENCY IN TORONTO FOR THE SALE
OF HIS. MEDICINES, WHICH ABE A'P05-
ITIVE CURE FOR ALL CHRONIC AND
PRIVATE DISEASES OF LONG STANDING,
ALSO YOUTHFUL INDISCRETION,EARLY
DECAY, ETC., SHOULD WRITE FORIN-
FORMATION. CORRESPONDENCE CON-
FIDENTIAL.
_ADDRESS ALL LETTERS TO
THE E. B. CRAisr 1 Ae nmet,
A SPECIALTY.
An examination of our Stock
Solicited.
S. GIDLEY.
-THE-----
Central Shaving Parlor,
EXETER, Ontario.
.
atiastin.gs„
PROPRIETOR.
Every Attention
paid to Ladies' and Children's
Hair ' Cutting.
AG -ENT FOR THE
TROY LAUNDRY.
A. Iastaisgs.
Exeter Poto
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 isit that there are
so many photos sent into the
different' cities of Ontario from
EXETER PHOTO GALLERY
Because Senior's work is as
if riot better than anyof
good
the leading galleiries in the
cities and their prices are $4
and $5 per doz., while they
CAMERON PLACE, - TORONTO, get them at Senior's for c$3.00.