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vat, SA. VERS. Editor.
Thursday, November 14th 1889,
TO OUR CORESPONDENTS.
We would like aw eorresponpentsto
writeeegull,riy if at all possible' Let
every neighborhood be heard frcm.
We will supply paper and stamped en-
velopes veklpes to those desixin,, to act as cop
ntespandents, provided of course that
they are responsible persons. A good
We newspaper is what we are endear -
wing to furi,ish and our sixteen cor
respondents can assist is materially by
:Keeping their respective neighborhoods
and villages before the world. The
;enir.gs are Icing and news fairly
plentiful, nog, for ati lou;and strong
pull alt together.
O1$ N GE INCORPORATION.
'ht committee aappointed by Grand
Orailtge Lodge a British America to
insider the revonmtlmeedation with ee
trrd to Orange Ineorporaticer contain
eti in the Grand .,laster's annual ad-'
xIe s.s delivered at Uodericll ii ;1iav,
;met in Toronto last week, and ou b
half of the Loyal Lange Association'.
R itish American, decided to apply for
A,et of Incorporation at the next
ess on of the Dominion Parliament.!.
This conclusion was arrived at after
an, tore consideration by the mnembers
ed* the Grand Ledge committee, and
,"'{. ttwithstanding the unfair and mis-
leading. statements Tootle by oppon-
ents a the Orange Aesodo.tion as t4;A
the motive in applying for the Act.
STILL INCREASING.
The gross earplugs of the Canadian
f';xcific Railway for the mouth from. the
1st January to ,",0thSeptember amount-
ed to $10, 650,185,19, and the working
tenses to 66,677.592,66, leaving net
profits for the period amounting to 83,
73292,53. The net profits for them -
=Spending period of 1688 amounting
to 1,6 79,71;3,7`3. This is the road
which some pessimistic individuals de-
iiared W011141 rz .ver pal, and that very
nixie after the vempany had had ex-
p erienee in working it they would
xbondon t ,leaving it a "white ' eleph-
ant" au the hands of the Government
There was a tune when the political
opponent of the Government would,
leave been delighted if the failure had
taken place,; but no si ;inial have been
elle success of the road audits value;to
.31e country so appearent that it would
lee difficult to Intl in the most rapid
Reform circles one man to maliciously
'hope for the financial disaster of the
a lmpany.
over tothe gztliows, Ifit weeeethorwise
jlmsti a weedd b4;reg4 ded as a farce,.
But how ludoquato-justiee wilt bo
Hangiug Cronin's assassins, it allows
the prompters. of the murder to eseepe
unwhipped of justice! As one of our
exchanges adds, G4The O'Sulliv'.ns are
doomed. Rut the men who set the
O'Suilivares on, the cunning intellig-
ences that made bloody instruments of
fanaticism, hoer about them'?" Noir*
about them.. Let those it authority see'
to it that honest, patrotie Irishmen are
net fa
forced. to bear a portion of the
shame, Let authorities see to it that
erne is not allowed to escape because
cloaked in broadcloth, and possessed of
local politic al Intl ueuee-rheunfortunate
dupes who murdered, or connived at
the murder, of Cronin, were, even with
his blood upon their hands, less cull),
able than the cunning villains who in-
duced therm to commit the foul deed,
Ireland wants no suck friends; they
are leer enemies ---the enemies of her
complete restoration to peace, freedom.
and progress.
THUGISM I e' CHICAGO.
The State of Illinois proved, a short
time ago, Thie isrn found no consider-
ation when placed upon its trial before
oma intelligent tribunal. Chicago had
too long been the hot -bed for and nurse-
ry
u sexy of, firebrands, faction -mongers and
foreign denmaogues, and it was felt
f1 -et the rope did good work, when the
Anarchist bomb -throwers felt its grip
epon their wind -pipes. And as the
Thugs of India fanatically believed. in
2te righteousness of murder, so certain
classes in Chicago,and elsewhere adopt-
ed <a similiar policy, persuading them-
selves that mistaken views of devotion
to the land of their birth, and not the
Paws of the land of their adoption, aton-
ed forcrimes and justified the shedding
of human blood. Henee,that Nemesis
which pursues and eventually over-
takes the majority of criminals, is grad-
m41'y circumventing the peculiar met-
lods of a faction which, all too long,
has preyed on Ireland, under the guise
i honest devotion to her intrest. So
far the evidence in the Cronin case
poves that Camp 20, wrought upon by
Sinister intelligence, decreed the mur-
der of Dr. Cronin as the righteous exe-
el ution of a. spy. The assassins were
ably told off for their diabolical work
and accomplished, it. Beggs was a
drag, Burke was a thug, O'Sullivan
-was;a thug, Coughlin was a thug It
matters nothing how each' may justify
Els damnable work. Clan-na-Gaelism
fe as foreign to the institutions of the
American continent as thugism. The
fanaticism of the individual does not
reuse murder. Beggs' commitee ac
tzvmplished Cronin's assassination, and.
be murderers will have to answer to
ale P;w of Illinois, They will have to
pay the penalty of their fanaticism.
The poor devils whose ' feelings were
upon to the execution of mur-
der,- must answer to the law which
calls in the hangman: Camp 20'S mur-
derers, if found guilty n i111: e delivered
m•��s.---In Exeter on the 11th ins'
the wife of Mr. John Evans of ;
u
axao ..,�Ilz Usl>orne, ou 9th inst.,
the wife Qi Mr, Wm Glidden, of a
daughter.
.luICATirte.
Amos.—At West'eIcGillirray, on the
7th inst.,'Mrs. William Amos, aged.
67 years and 4 months.
TRe,Qm, e.ett.---1.n Tuckersmith, o
8th inst,, Jr.hTrio. Tr'aquair,
74 years,
th
Sale Register,
on lot 7. con, d, Usborue, omi Thurs-
day, Nov. 14th,1S8 . Horses, thorough
bred and high ;rade cattle, Jas. Ake,
auet; Richard hunter, prop.
On lot 4, eon. 12, WO on Fri-
day,
ri•day, Nov. 15th 1869, farm stock, 'im le-
Tnents, household furniture &,:e. cu-
ry Wasnidge, prop; Henry Etimer, auet
At Farquhar, an Friday Nov. 15th.
69, Farm stock. .Parties wishing
o sell stoel:canbring it to Farquhar on
day of sale, Ii, Brown, elute 11'inchel•
sea.
On lotl 7, con. 9, Usbprua on Satur-
day Nov. 23rd 1889 farm stock, imple-
ments &e. James Boll, proprieter, 11.
Brow.u,auct,
STRAYED.
Strayed into ti l3aremises of Mr. Alex
Aitken, Lot, Fest half9g, tioutlt Batutdary.
iltepUen, on or about the 38th of Clctober, 3
yearling Ateors and r heifer. Tho owner is
rc nested to prove property, pay obarges atld
take thein away.
Stray Cattle.
Strsycdi,nto the promises of the under-
aiened, about tate IAL of October, i one -year-
old heifer, and 1 one-year, old,' steer. The
owner will prove property, pay expenses and
take thein away.
S. STANLAKE
STRAYED.
Strayedfrom the premises of the under-
ligned, Lot 8, Concession u;Hav, O y'earliziggs,
4 heifers and 2 steers, 1 heiferwhite, 3 l riudlo
1 light red. l .rad and white with white on
hand,2 rec1steers. Heifers all have slit in
right-ear;isteers rings in right -ear. Ant: in-
formation lealing to their recovery will be
liberally rewarded by addressing,
D. LIVENGOOD,
1ov;.th-3t SAnEPTA, O\T:
Valuable Farm for Sale.
Comprising 409 acres more or Tess, being
composed ofLot 20 Con. 3, Township of Ste-
phen, County of Huron; I?i miles west of
Exeter. On the premises are a fine Brick
House 30x40; kitchen 10x18• wood shed 20x30;
two good wells; a fine orchard; 2 burns; driv-
ing shed; stable and other buildings; also a
small portion of bush on the premises. There
is a river running through the bush part
which is never dry. The farm is well drain-
ed and in a good.state of cultivation. For
further particulars, apply to
SAMUEL RUNDLE, Exeter, Ont.
BREAD -MAKER'S C
YIELASIT
NEVER FAILS TO CIYE SATISFACTION
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
B1SSETT BROS LIVERY.
First Class Horses and Rigs.
SPECTAT, RATES WITH
COMMERCIAL MEN.
Orders. left at Bissett Bros.'Eardware
Store, will eeceive prompt attention.
TERMS REASONABLE.
A TRIAL SOLICITED;
BISSETT BROS
The Grand Union Hotel
for tnfnnts and Children.
•• 4oireAl daptedtneluldnenthat castor/a cares CoUe, -Goattipatioa,
Erecdmmentlitaasuperiertoaynyprescripti00 Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation,
IGOD'Ra, tom,/ .'H..cl. Fillet. Worms. elves, steep, aa,Q, promotes til -
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A 1I D•, esoon,
4 Ski l3reol l�xi, N, X Wit ou; injurious mtldicatiitA,
'rrm Cmereuu Ccemusy, 57 3Intray Street, N. Y.
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LOOK!
LOOK! LOOK!
cClary's Famous Madel Stoyes are the fest
INTIM MARKET. FOR SALE BY
BISSETT BROS.
winewriammeigeml
1JLL,LI iE OF ALL BINDS OF PARLOR STOVES
••,,,'JUST IN.
Mssett '.(3xotiers�
CI;;SSTTON', —' oz.TmuiR2O
Enlarged and Improved.
30 rooms elegantly furnished.
Tables supplied with all the Delicacies
of the season. 3 convenient sample
rooms. House• heated with hot ewe..
Electric, bells throughout,"
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PER' `
R DAY.
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TUFTS,
PROPRIETOR.
E CHRISTMAS GLOBE.
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FORTY PAGES ofl4ti iutUnl IIiustrated and Lttera,it•;}=
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PressWork, Handsome Cover.
TWO LARGE, SUPERB LITHOGRAPHIC PLATES,
11115 colors, accompanying this number, entitled
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late THE GLOBE upon having prod need so cri'ditable a picture, It is very well exe-
cuted, and appears to me to be quite equal to any from home. THE our' RENT 11N1-
ruRAts Alta CORRECTLY aivlty, and the grouping not to stiff,"
The whole number is, without doubt, the BEST UOLTY1)'L. PAPER ever issued in
this country, and much superior to the l;raat nlnjority of English productions, No
Canadian family should should bliss securing a copy of
this magnificent number.
Price 50e. To be had from all Newsdealers and at the office of
The Clobe Printing Company, Toronto.
Orders from the Old Country most be accompanied by additional Five Cents to cov-
er extra postage.
6F YOU WANT
Brea& NE, Cakes, PISS, &c,
J. H. NOTHCOTT
museammEnEomeamo
All the Leading Lines of the purest and best
COF HSC TI O ERY
ALWAYS'IN STOCK.
Weddin Cakes oftheflnest
' g quality made
on Short notice.
A TRIAL SOLICITED,
J. H NOHTFICOTT:
THE BEAUTIFUL AND CLEAR CUT
yP E:'- 1,01
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frons which this paper is printed
was supplied by the
TORONTO TYPE F04N0RY
Dealers in Type,
Presses, and Printers' Supplies.
J. T. JOHNSTON,
80 & 82 Mollington St. west
TORONTO, ONT.
ATTENTION l
Eyes ` front,
QUICK MARCH
W. SOUTHCOTT'S
Clothing and. Gents
FURNISHING STORE.
EXETER, - ONTARIO.
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Some of the finest goods that can be
secured, are arriving every
day.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS IN THE
LATEST STYLES .AT RIGHT
I''RICES,
A CALL SOLICITED.
SOUTHCOTT$
Corner N'ainl and John Street.
EXETER, ONTARIO.
MARKET SQUARE
GE HE RAL &TORE
The undersigned would inform the
Public that he has just received
his
FIIU. Rill MUER $TOGK,
INCLUDING
A FULL LINE OF DRi GOODS,
HATS AND CAPS, AND CROOK-
ERY, BOOTS AND SHOES.
Those wishing anything in my line
will find it to their advantage to call
and inspect my geode and prices.
Best Roller Flour always
on hand.
Highest Price paid for Butter
and Eggs, and ali kind of
Produce,
J. P. ROSS.
(10-22= 88.)
J. G. LLLACEL8E
Jllerokagt Tailor.
Up stairs, over H. Spackman'.s
Hardware Store. •
He has in stock some of the
finest Winter goods
to be found on
the market.
A CALL SOLICITED.
J. G. SMALL:ACMMME.
CITY HOTEL
LONDON, ONTARIO.
$1 per dad.
J. & J. AlollAIlTIN, Proprietors.
MEDICAL.
THE CELEBRATED DR. LE CARRON,
OF PARIS, FRANCE, HAS ESTABLISHED
AN AGENCY IN TORONTO FOR THE SALE
OF HIS MEDICINES, WHICH ARE A POS-
ITIVE CURE FOR ALL CHRONIC AND
PRIVATE DISEASES OF LONG STANDING
ALSO YOUTHFUL INDISCRETION,EARLY
DECAY, , ETC., SHOULD WRITE FOR IN-
FORMATION. CORRESPONDENCE CON-
FIDENTIAL. .
ADDRESS ALL LETTERS TO
Tun E. B. CRANE AGENCY,
CAMERON PLACE, - - - TORONTO.
FREEMAN'S--
WORM POWDERS
fire pleasant to take. Contain their oz'n.
Purgative. Is a safe, sure and effectual
destroyer ofworms in Cid/dress or4dults.
London Huron: & Bruce Railway
Passenger Time Table.
GOING NORTH.
am, pm
London.dep t 8.05 4.25.
'mean, 8:47 5120,
ntlehoyo g 8.52 5.28.
Centralia 905 5.45.
EXETER 9.1.0 5,57.
Tien call 0.28: 6,09.
Kippen 0.84 Alt.
Brncefield 0.42-6.26,
Clinton , 10.00 9.45.
Londosboro' 10.19 7.03.
Bt.
Ilelgrave. 10.42 7.27. Lncan Cros'g9 24 0.02.
Wingham 11.00 7.45. London, arr.10 1) 6.45.
CLO17HTATG
EXETER - ONTARIO
Has now in stock
TALL dND WINTBri
GQ0 - s.,
IN THE FOLLOWINO LINES
.-
West of England Suitings and Treats
er lower
Scotch Tweed Suitings and Trouser -
lugs.
French and English S4rorsted Cloths.
All made up in the latest
Stype, at best Fates.
A. `. SWELL.
L. H. Dickson,.
dist of Real Es�at� %r S�1c.
slit of No.
t, the
We acnes ° town
farm will be solei cheap, and on easy terms
The farm 1, situates cciday between bestbrth
and Dublin, on the Huron Gravel Road.
Church and Sehool within 100 yards of farm,
Soil the best in the county.
A number of Exeter village properties for
sale on the best of terms,ineludtn,T some of
the most desirable residences in town.
and Far property 'which can be bought chealliaa
tion of Vetty'sg House ry,itscalcnlated that
from 1:i to 20 additional hands aro to be ern -
played. A Howe to let at a amali rent cafe
able ofaceomadating 8 to. 10 boarders, About
five minutes walk front the foundry.
Per further particular* apply to
3IR[,314 700889, R. DICKSON,
Barrister, Exeter.
S. GIDLEY.
THE LEADING
t7ndertaker
AND
furniture Dealer
OF TIM
TOWN ?
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. GIDLEY
GOING Sotrrn.
a.Inp.m.
Win Omni -, 7.05 840
Belg rave 7 24 9.00.
Blyth 7 3s 415.
Londesbord 7.47 4.2.,,
OXinton 7807 445.
13tucefle1d 8 20 5,94.
Biffen 8 34 512
Hensall 8.41 519
EXETER 8 50 ri 88.
Centralia • .907 5.45..:
r
with 10.28"7.12, Clandebgye 918 ,,.56.
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—THE—
Central Spaying Parlor,
EXETER, Ontario.
�._astirigs,
PROPRIETOR.
Every Attention
paid to Ladies' and Children's
Hair Cutting.
AGENT FOR THE
TROY LAUNDRY.
A. Hastings.
Exeter Po10 Stuaio.
Why is it
that in other towns
and surrounding icountry 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 PHOT() GALLERY
Because Senior's work is as
�od if not better than any
of
th•e leading galleries in the
cities and their prices are_.
and ` $5 per, doz., while they
get them at Senior's for $3.00e