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EXETER ONTARIO
TITTJRSDAY. JULY 17. 1890
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The Mplsons Bank.
(Chartered by Parliament, I855.)
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Communication.
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Gill S. W.; Bro. George Fossold, J. W.;
Bro. David Duncan, S. B.; Bro.
coin, $2,50; A McCormick, $16.50; corn,
Paid up Capital ........... $2,000,000.
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Eorros Anvoenrn.
Joseph
Armstrong J. B.
828.87; A Meisaac, $8; A McCormick ,
watching gate, $8.25; A McIsaac, eon -
'Fund
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DEau SIR. -Perhaps an account of
Rest ....; .......... 1,000,000,
'itsaa 9f400 Atontreal.
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THE UNDERSIGNEDHAS OPENED °ITT A NEW STOCK
this northern part of Ontario may be
interesting to soine of your numerous
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Whalen.
tract, $49.25; J Priskator, darnag•e. to
• horse, $20; I' Heuldian, culvert, $2;,,,G•
Lvir:rNviciiiii, '1•1101.11:11csoLr.
tat5,4211.17t501
F. WOLPERSTAN THOMAS, Esq.,
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readers. As you are aware I had been
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GrImpit'Ar.. MANna um
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suffering' for a lonk.,). time in Exeter •Ind
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ie armers are very
jursrtinofw. It is a good crboup,s3r hs L1
, pcioti: ii 1W1 s,
Sdlirritesh'
'cl),sidt'a8r31:07si.sj,
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Twe4tYti3ra.oelt .00.iods in the Dominion'
Agencies'intheDorninion, c'. S. Europe'
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1.11::,1111eigaitsiziniudeech iadbeoduttotltirisyciotuntirylbeeft-
sermon
,68.2Le:tile;r71,N8t2iy.2e5driyT,
across road, $2; J Guanian
and
mts;ast•zgix n.ra#.21..1,1•Ciz....,
°Pell evet7141.111 diV'fr°111 jr° 't?" In' t° 3 P.
. m,, Saturdays to a, m, to 1 p..rn, ,.. ,
A .general banking. business tranSacted
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FIRST-CLASS SUMMER SIIIT1 „
,Exeter first week in•May for this place,
I am,,. at 'trent Creek station; 200 miles,
north of TOrento, 25 miles south of
North BAT, This'is 'a small •village
01,1114sru. iiRdu4s3r ilalsptia.etacpleedelsliiri.first
' 'We understand ElilnYthe baseball
Club`intend playin,g a match with our
ToWnline Club on Saturday next,
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reptulvert
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$2.25; E, Williams, ditch across .road,
$2; L McCormick, work, $3.60 ; T Keys,
corn; $12.1,5, 0 0 S L, $3.75. R Keys C
C S L, 83; W Holt, election bootli,.$3;•
Fonr por cent'. :per a'nraim allowed for
$
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11 $ 11
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$ 11
11 $ 11
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Only started three years acro, since the
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. ral Pa was exten,led from Graven-
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Mr R 'Horn our blacksmith wishes
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to secure the
S S No 5, $3;,S S No 5, $3; J. LaWson,
$25.
money on Deposit Receipts.
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• • , , ' R. H. ARCHER,
Exeter, Jan .23, '$8. Manacrer.
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In Canadian and Imported Tweeds, French' Worsteds 'etc
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Which be Will sell at right puce& If you 'mall. nobby' OT
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Ways6 ro North Bay, there it connects
with,the• 0. P..11. main line at Lake
NipN6iico' thiS iS ' in the District of
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services of a young man.
0ne who has been at the trade prefer,
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work,
Council adjourned to meet again 1st
Monday in A
.....uo•u"t C PROTJTY
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PartY S'Itind, 75 'or 80 mileS' east of the
Our school has closed, for the summer
- Clerk,
THE
plain suit it will repay y011 to call and examine 118 igrge
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stock which has just arrived. ' '
town of Parry Sound on 11 e Georolan
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Bay, The ceuntrYls new and rough,
, vacation and no donht our teacher is
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'110t sorry, likewise the children. 'There
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MeGilliVI•ay QOuneil.
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Ozzeitt.' Abrorecte
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but is settling --tip fast. SOMO of the
are five h i'11t-
., VC sc. o arS who wi, write a the
The Council
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Vb:iirsday Morning
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' land is "very poor but there is plenty of
coming examintition. We hope they
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may be successful.
met pursuant to tad-
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journment, an TOWIl Hall, W.
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p pubiisliediiN!'erY
" '• ' • • the OffiOe,
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JEDV
TJflIt
good. land in the country it is all. free
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present
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II„, Taylor, Reeve, W. L Corbett and P.
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AtiN1?-64tEt. -- EXETER.
.nyithe4iaxxotU.s•l3.1t1nLtsliirrocom13ANY..
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grant. land. There are people to the
west of this place who have been set-
Usborne School Report. .
P. Harding, Deputy-Reeves,W, Ritchie '
and J. D. Drummond, Councillors.
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tied for 10 or 15 years, and before there,
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Minutes last
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of meeting read and ap,
One Dollar per 74 WI UM if %paiit in Advance.
f not so paid.
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..s.a...-Inertimi.p.s. :aatar, op. 1*z: ca.
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No paper discontinued em titan arrearages
are paid. Advertisemejits without , specific
directions will be published till forbid. and
• di i Liberal di-scow:it m ade
charged acoor- lig 37. ,. . f
for transolent advertisements knserted _or
loaf 201,144. 'Every description ot ;DI
PR NANG- turned obit in the finest style,
and at rpoetcrate r.ates. Cheques,pioneyord-
etc. to
. , , ‘ . . $ . 7 ,
Special attention given to lathes -,,mantle ma k.
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Give me a Trial and you will be Cenvineed.
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Stand one door north of Fish's Barber,shop.,
, JAMES 11 GRIEVE.
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were any roads opened out. Many of
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them now are comfortable with over
100 ares of clearing, fairly good build
ins s, &e. It IS now settled nearly all
.the way to the Georg.ian Bay. The
,,;(7firernment has none a good work by
opening up leading roads and building,
brithres. All the settlers here are- peo-
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pie., who tnoved'he,re from other Parts of
Ontario in order to get cheap lands arid
*make
The following is a report of the
standing of the pupils in S. S. No, 5, for
the months of June and July; said. re-
port is based upon regularity,of attend-
;ince, general Work and conduct. The
names are given order of merit:-
V.. -Thos. A. Russell. '
IV. -Edith Westcott, Ila Westcott, L.
-McCord.
III Sit. -Blanche. Westcoti,Voilet Rus-
proved of and sig..,ned. Moved by P
Harding,,seconded ,by J. Drummond,
that W. Ritchie is hereby coMmiSsion-
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ed to let a contract for the cutting 9f
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Foster's hill, 701, concession, E. C. road, .
' not to exceed $100 -Carried: Moved:
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by J. Drummond, seconded by P.,Hard-
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ing, that ''lis:,;cenncil,., do .. herebY,- ill; ,.
sinrtouettlitellwatrevccouarlisedgCaliee.Cicant°c-e,oinfciWuLre
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ecs, &e.toir -advertising, subscriptions,
and homes for .. themselves • and
sell. ' -
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Hedges and others.--Carrieti, •,' -Moved
be. inade,ipays, ble to
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William Sanders,
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Great Bairgains
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to see the large crowd present and
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especia ly t e Lady True,13lues., ne
dwelt at some length uPon Orangeism
families., on the whole they are a fairly
d / - f . A . • . • •
gbo e, ass o settlei.s, in, my °pillion
Many Of the people that went to the
North: West'would.
III hi -Lila McCord, Jennie McDon-
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ald, Lily McDonald, Ettie -:Richardson
II SR. -Nelson Prout,Garnet Frayne:
by J. Drummond?, seconded by '''7W:
Ritchie, th4t t4e• silti of five.dollars:be
„deducted John Rebanson's graVel an.'
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ClinrcSi Direetory.
Tnivicrr MsnonliAL Cuituaen.--Rev. S. F
Robinson, Rector. SundayServices, 11 ii. to,
and 7 low'. Sabbath School, 2.60 p. m.
METIVODIST 'Ortommi-,Taanes:st , Rev. B.
cieuteutt„ Pastor. Sunday Services, i.0.770 a.m.
and.s.80 p.m. Sabbath. Sohool,,? p, ni... .
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mitssruzsx-Rev.J.Witson,,Paster- ow)
daySorv.:100,1.0.30 a.m. and.,630 p.m. Sabbath
sohooir,-.10 o..m. ,
W.
Pasanvormelarriton.--neV. W. marlin.,
Pastor. Sunday,A. rviess,Ii. a.m., and 6 . P'j
ra: Siiikath School,. 9.45 a.m.
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Cheap Cash St re,
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Creclatora._
The undersig ,, , ,
ned-wili sell•Drv s
Groc
. eries, Shoes, Groaery, Glassware:
etc • t 4 t cl et' f C sh, of
., a a ,,rea re
Butter and Eggs As he expects there
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will be° a change in t e usiness•• on,
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September St all accounts must be
settled 'before that date. •
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and its many grand principles. ,
The Rev. Bro. Cascaden, of Bruce,
was next introduced. .He stated that
it was prevalent of late to hear that
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the Orange body was dead and thii.t
Orange, incorporation had killed itharder
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entirely, but fioni the, la.ige turnout
he thought it was a. lively corpse. , He
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'Au' •• been an . Orangeman about 27
yeirSiAnd thought he - would . t* '
. w eon anue
one until his.,,remains were removed
have done better if
they had settled in Northern Ontario,
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of course'a Person coming here from
,some of the older parts would. think this'
a hard Place but 'many of the first set•
tiers d Western -Ontario had much
t* th • an3r one has here'. I
lpleS an
elieve MIS Will be a good stock eoun-
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try good -for grass and plenty of good
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pure water. Oats, Peas, ar Fly , ay,
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Potatoeci.'and roots of all kinds do well
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here. , I' haye seen as , good . looking
LilY. M. Weatcott, Willie Frayne. , , ;
II JR. -Violet Willis, Norman Re
Doomil Eliza Higgins and Einily
wood. ,
II ' PT. -Jessie Richard, Vincent
Wood and Marroie Russell
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I PT.-000rge Westcott, John Rich-
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ard, Lily M. Rowchffe, Bennie pruce,
Tommy Hio.o.ins David McCord Edith
Al n a 4 vir T..r '
nicvOrie. ' ., . . v . J.JOGARTH,
Teacher.
tradt, division No. 11 for., non-falfill-
ment of contract. -Carried. .Moved by
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W. Cbrbett,,,seconded by )t.-''''Ritclile, ,
that this council grant the suin of -$15
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to the MeGillivray Agricultural SOeletY.
for A. D. 1390. -Carried. Moved by
W. Corbett, seconded,- by - . a,
W Ritchi
that +he Reeve and Treasurer be and,
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they are hereby authorized to borrow
the ' f fift ' h d d dollarstil
:e sum, o cell, un re a
meet current expenses. -Carried, Mov- •
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Proressional. Cards.
a .......-st-class•qarva for
1 Sale" containinr 00 aeres, with
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from this sphere:'' He dwelt chiefly
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upon the history of the &tier. in years
crops here this season as I 'ever Saw in
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Western .Ontario. Wheat they say does
Brewster.
mthid,that an accordance with the prop',
osition of the Stephen Council this cennz
Ty L. BILLINGS.
==s74:12SVZ..
Weirs Bank, Exeter, Ontario,
pee over 0' ...
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NitrousOxide Gas for Vol -3114'3s
extraction..
Goes to Luean every Fridar.
a first-class brick yard thereon.
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TERMS EASY. '
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For further paiticulars apply to. .,
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JOHN MITCHELL,
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June -12,-3 tn. " ' . Cararops.
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gone by and predicted for it every
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suceess aud prosperity in future.
Rev. • Rev .
.. . Rural Dean Craig. of
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t called Re said he
Clinton, was ,Pex- • ,
eotiltl'Inot: 'addresg-thein as Bao ,'Orarro.e
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.men, but could as Bro. Protestants If
,. • lie had :
h -Th
a was no an Orangeman,.,... t
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well but it pays better,to raise coarser
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grains. s is is a grea tn ring
A th" • t lil be '
country, coarse grains, roots and hay
brino. lar e prices The land is mostly
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a liolit soil. Timbered witnpine spruce
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balsatnoareanO, barch, basswood, ced-
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ar, mapletetc.• e pine.,is owned._ by
pine is ' ' ' - '
limit but(the have
R. Taylor and. 8 Ross spent the loth
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of Ould Irian& at Forest.
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Rees got a big lift of fish on Monda'
of last week, taking one hundred and
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,ninty four sturgeon out of two, nets be...
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sides's, ame enantity of smaller , fish.
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ail will meet them at 011a (Limerick)
T d th 8t1 • t t 2 ' 1 k
on ues ay., e i ins , a o c oc
p. m, to take into consideration the
Grand Bend cut suit, and Boundary
water conise grievance. -Carried.
Meved. by W. Corbett, seconded by. W.
Wt. 1'2'. 'th t this ' 'I li ..''
i c ibr a is,counci do, here y• mr-- '
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,--,...., H:RINSMAN, DENTIST,. DD. sti ax-
•without pain by giving
Vegetable Vapor, or using the now
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For Sale. '
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,good, Orange heart. that was beatin.o•
Within his breast, ,.'He' was pleased to
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- see sa many present, and hoped they
owners, settlers a
ri'4,,,bt alt ,
to rt the pine they want for
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• 'fencing etc., and can sell
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. avino• is aboutwound p , aroun •
here and farmers are getting ready for
harvest .• - • . •
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struct Messrs. Meredith Fisher and.
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Beattie to collect the costs re -Hislop
suit. Carried- Moved by W. Corbett,
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Ancesthetie on the gams. Makes Gold pill-
- n d other dental work -the best possible.
in's an • each month
Groins to Zurich last lhurs ay in . .
East side of Main street. Exeter.
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• A desirable residence an Exeter Next% new
frame house one -fifths acre of land. The
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house was erected in 77688. Good teams to,
purchaser. Apply at this office. 14.5-t t.
Would return at na'.1thsta ate
'''' lit date.
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Mr. L. H. Dickson't arrister, Exeter.:
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all - they.
• a the pine that is on the land ,
clear. n
Clean I know ree-
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ve: lithig -•ori 'rezited•
farms in Western ntario paying•high
taking
, Mr. and Mrs.Tennett, of Seaforth are-
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t e guests a , .. an rs. . Ike W it-
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-seconded b W Ritchie,hat the her -
,secon y W. , . e
inafter named individuals be paid' the
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several amounts set forth; ' viz: • I.
M., PHYSICIA.N
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was next intr d ,
o rice, y e e airman.,
the h
rents- itl fact all they can raise-
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' 'Say Charlie' Mao. is
,Laughlin, logoino• on Yonng's *side -
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4 ,..B WHITELY, K D.,,C.
ii and Surgeon. 011oce and resideasie-
Corner Victoria and Elgin streets, Goderich,
°Lauri°.
- Clinton.
He said his ,modesty, Weald not have
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allowed hi to address. such a large
had he
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to pay the and. if they were to
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a pieee of land kr
come here and locate „ ,. ,
a very few would' be -Comfortable
comin home on
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: at".1.1. a37 -
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The Nellie Ross had
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road, 20th con., $5.,0; J.Young, ditch -
ing on Youncr's side side, 20thcon:, $3.; ,
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gathering, not °been insisted
• year
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' 'There
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A. Paton ditching on Youno.'s side•road.
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DR. ,T. A. ROLLINS. OFFICE -MAIN. ST.
Residence -Corner Andrew and morth
Stre-ets, Exeter, Ontario. ,
The 12th of July was celeinated here
in right royal good style. Over sixty-
five Lodges were present and took
in the Every
upon to do Se by the chairman. He
not, anOrangeman, but the . day was
• wo
not far distant when he uld. have,
doubt,
nna farni are always
with a, g--- . -
people •ready,to sell their claims, want-
.nig to better themselves. Some that lo-
cated Speculation, to 11
on board on Sunday- .
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'. 1V1rs:•Will Jennison is able to be a-
round aomin but.still rather feeble. .
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tOth, $6; G. Hodgins gravel grant,
00th con 18. J McDonald rant 14th
- ., $ , J. . . , g , ,
con., $30; I. Lewis, g•ravel grant, 14th
0 P EDIN.• L
fr A. AMOS, M. D, C. ILL, . .,
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Y. S., asgon,
' • .' d Glasgow' Ili. -C. P. & S.-
L:11L, Edinburg.h an 22,1,
Ontario; F. T. M. S, Toronto.„ ight bell at
officie. Orediton, Ontario. . Jy12,8
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part celebration train
that arrived in the town. brought
crowds of the brethren and pleasure
seekers. Itis estimated that be•
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tween 12,000 and 15,000 people
no the pleasure of • being one:
He had%no ill -will against the,: Roman
Catholics, but the principles the Orango.
men had in. gathering for today; met
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his complete appioval, and shouid, meet
on offer sell out
out
290 acres with from 5 19 20 acres c ear-
ed, Jog, house, etc, on or near a good
road and within, 5 to 10 miles of a rail -
road can be got f
Or from $100 to $200
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Vi ish somebody would pound some-
body else's cattle around here and keep
them out of mischief. •
Mr. an . T. were vis g
• M d Mrs T Vine • . • kin
con., $10; I. Lewis, turnpiking on Pat-
on's side -road, 15th • $12- W. L is '
, (-0121 ,7 evi' ,
gravel grant, 12th con, $15; Mrs. Mor -
ton' rio•ht of wav t ba .1-- bridme $2• '-
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J. Belling, gravelling on.N. B„ $22.50.;
9_,WEN. OFFICE -MAIN STREET,The
D'• °Exeter, upstairs, opposite Centre
Hotel. Side entrance on south.--Jaines street
leading.:to the Methodist Church.
were present.
•ere
forenoon was
occupied by . a base -ball and
lacrosse, match. The base -ball match
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was between the Exeter and Clinton.
with the approval of every loyal Prot -
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estant. '
The Rev Mr. Edo.° f 01' t
, o in on,,•,, was
the next, speaker. He
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So that a man coming h with: $300
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to $o00 could in a, very short time have
a good home, and no rent nor mort-
gages to pay. I have not Seen oue
friends' in Grey last week.
A Lang was storm staid at the Ross
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s , ery jas wee
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C. H. Wilson, putting,- in three eOnCrete
culverts, on N B$9787. D McK zie
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shovelling gravel, East Wdliams town -
line $4. A. G. Scott, ti ve lambs killed
I' WEET VETER-
WILL AMS le. Gradt
.„, imity Surgeon. ra lia eshower
•ii:14-,,,,,, Toronto. :Veterinary Dentist-
clubs. Only four innings were played
'•eu d
when a o rain cam p an
was Tic*. an
Orangeman, but but did not know
of Edge • •
one o t e • cge name in the Province
person yet that is dissatisfied with the
country but all speak favorable of ' it
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Stephen. Council.
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and six Wounded by dogs, $22.16; H.
Thompson, -filling in bridge ' site and
ry a speciality. Office and Re-
:411111:1•1,,•-• •.' sidenceone bloek east of Rich.
Pickard's store. opposite skatiag rink, Ex-
eter, Ontario.
unabled them to finish the game and
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at the end of the fourth innings Exeter
had gained one ruir, while Clintondail-
ed to score. The Lacrosse match was
that
that was not one. He did'
Aid not know how soon he would be
one. •
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They- buy what they can pay for, and
they can't pay for they dO with-
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out Styles and fashions, matter but
little here comfort comes first To the
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Council met on July 7th; ll h.
a t e
members present. Minutes of the last
meeting read and signed. • Moved by
puffin°. in concrete culvert $17 90- W '
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'Northgrave„gravel grant,Nortligrave's
side -road, $31,50; W.Portice, tile across
road, 20th Con.;$2.62.; W. Hedges, o•raY-
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e'Jud-
-r, H. COLLINS, BA.RRISTER, SOLICIT-
JS. OR, COnve_yancer, Notary Publac.
Office- Samwell's Block, Exeter, Ontarao.
:money to Loan.
between St. Marys and Clinton, and
, chnton b• 1 to 0.
lt d in favo • of
r.es1.1 e . .. i y .
Shortly after dinner the procession was
formed. th001der was as follows:
The .
• cnairman then called. upon the
speaker of,,the day, Bro. John G. Holmes
of Toront6::: ',On risino•he said he did
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not think that tie,. wbehl,;•diave been
east of this place there are very few
settlers yet, though I am told the land
is good, mostly hard wood land' Game
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is plentiful all through this country,
W.,White, seconded by F:•Weurth, that
th• ' 1. .resolution'• ' a.
is counci pass a givin„
Permission for M. Brokenshire to call
tl ' • t bt • outlet t if
on ie engineer o o am ou o is
l 11110•e's side -road $15.
e grant, Hedg , „ ,
son Corbett, gravel grant, 22nd con,
$65; E. & A. Miller, account for tile,
tp ' J WrightC ' f • •'' "*I
',IA:1G; J. & o., rope oi pi.e, ,
1 H. DICKSON, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
.11.4. of Supremo Court, Notary Public, Con-
veyancer,c,'eninlieeioner, &c. Money to loan
Othce-Fanson's Block, Exeter.
. i,
' ' it 'fr' 'brought
A. X TOdd, W. C t,t9
- •
Spea kers in carriagev
Lady True Blues.
Orange Young 'Britcins.
face tni,,`fate With so many.. of
his old friends iind constituents so soon
.
He was very much. pleased to see them
again. Ile greatly pleased and
dear, moose, bear etc.,,andlots of fish.
There are a great many. Small lakes
, ..
and spring creeks.that are alive with
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speckled trout. So that settlers can
lot 21, con. 9.
T he council passed the following
OrderS:-M. Finkbeiner, contract Exeter
S. It, $52; W. Riley, rep. culvert, 83
driver, $9; A. McPhee, piles for .DoWk- '
er's bridge, $7.60; W. H. Mark, repair- .
ing"road scrapper, $3; J. Smith, gravel
grant, grant, McAlpin s mile -load, $28 Ji w...
, .
VLLIOT &ELLIOT, BARRISTERS, SOLIC- •
1.4 itors, Conveyancers:8m. Afoney to loan
.
B. V. Emaor. . ,.,:,:k J. Er.tior
' County West Bruce.
County North. Bruce.
County South Perth.
County North Perth.
highly honored at havingsuchan ad-
dress presented to him, and • especially
by the ,Board of Trade of Clinton; ' and
though it was not originally ' intended
o•et plenty of fresh meat There is no
doubtabout it, it is a• healthy country,
the people show it by their looks strong
* ' ' k - '
hardy people; for myself, I have not
Evans and Esser 0.ravel 1 50 • .R
9, e, 7 • 7 •
Adare, cuts A and B line, $2; W. Brun-
er, gravel, $10; W. Eagleson, rep. road,
$1•J F• kb ' C R $1657• F
, J. m emer, corn. 1 • 2 F.
;
., a • - - -, • - •
Hardy, gravel grant, Hai dy s sid.e-ioad. ..
14th con, '$15; T. Pratt, shovelling
gravel East William's townliner $4; W.
Hedges,• • • • -- .•
giavellino. on N. B., divisien -
EnED. W., FARNCOMB, Proyincial Land
Surveyor ,47,nd Civil Engineer. office,
sumweirs meek,. up stairs, ,71fain street,
Exeter, Ont. • .
•TapSon
Count3r North Huron , .
County South Huron
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T ebricLcr'
d' C d' Gociench, bilyth, itincar ine, re i-
ton St. Thomas,
for him but for the Grand" Master; he,
C01114 but return his many thanks for
' , done the • '
it. Clinton alwa, s square
thin°. and the action of the•Board was
felt so well for two years, and I think
this country is going to cure' me up. I
hr'here and d ''t "
ave a splendidtrade ere an i . is
o•rowino. bette 11 iii t• S •f I
a e ime. o i
W. Baker, coin ist S R, 3.13; R. Barry,
contracts, 224,69; J. Ford, com 3rd S 11,
$30.90; F. &hits, graVelling, $10.50; G
- .
Ilino• $57- J Tetreau
• grave ,,, , ,
No.?, $16.20; R. If. Paterson repairing
black bridge, $31; J. D. D'rumrnond.,
commissioner black .e $7 50 1 • :1,IT.„.
Morgan,. • ' -
on N.B., div., No: 1., •
,
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TAMES OKE, Exeter, -Dritarao, License
CP Auctioneer' for the Counties' ot liuron,
Perth and Middlesex. Sales, promptlystfend7
ed to and swtisfaction guaranteed. Sales
arranged at this office. ., ,
and Bands led their re
, '
s ' o• '
pective Lodges, while the Clinton
Oroan Factory Band that of Clinton
, ... < '
The procession lasted over one hour,
, w
after hick the addresses commenc '
ed.
only what could be expected from the
banner town of Huron Wingham and
• ',' -
Exeter excepted, He spoke at great
length, dealing with all'thprinciples '"
- • ' •• - p ,
and
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have myhealth and a good trade too I
can stand 't f bile I like Exeter
i or a w .
and hope to return there in a few years
if ' ' li• 1 h 11 •••olit ' I h th
my ea t gets a lib . hopethe
• •
F. McKeever,R 7 1.25.
tom, $10; N. C No 5,$5 ,
C W inert, •culvert, $4; Barry and 0'..
R •k f t •t $60 66. Mrs New-
out e, eon rae , • ,con.,
. ,
810; combe, $10; F McKeever, rep road to
D Quinlan,
gravelling
. j , t • gravel - .• • ' "
$27.30, J. Rt,edci, grant, 10th
eon., $10 ; W, Nichol. gravel giant. 23rd
,T m 1.1 " - • ' ... . bi k
$15: . c • wen, lepailing at
bridge and approaches, $4; J. MeRanri.,,
'
TT BROWN, Wincliefsea. Licensed Auct-'
11 ioneer for the Counties': of Perth and
Nittiiiisieseofn,allyo afotrigletgilashAeofmus'srbetr
i;
6ble.$11fles Lranged at Post oFfice, riVirichelsa
,.
The chair waslaken by i . . . ,
Mr A At Todd
C. X South Huron, who Made a neat
and appropriate speech, welcoming the
brethren on the• 200th anniversary.
The Mayor, Mr. DohertY, intro-
questions affectino• the Orancre
,,
Order, Fist and present, and, wound
'814,0
up one of the greatest speeches ever
delivered in the county ' by ' wishing
every one in the loyal old County of
'
Butterd E k t b
an Ego- mar e is mining e
th
town. How do those croakers feel now
that knew it would ruin the tawn. I
will willingly give any information
about this Countr that I can to any
Y '
pit 010.
pit, gravel contract,
7 1 •
Hagman,. drawing B B, $36.87;
R Ifandford, 13iddulph read, 810;- R
Walker, i euli,,ert, $1.50; W Anderson,
jobs', $149.20; R R debenture interest,
gravel contrac.t, diy. No. 6,, $62.35; .,3•:,
1
'J.!. Amos, overSeeing, div, No. 6; $4; W. •
Mawson, gravel account,.39.55;-.1, Me-
Gregor, gravel grant, 24th con.; 43.00: -
W. Lintott, tile ticross Littoft's' side- •
' ' lOntario 'Id -
CI BOSSENBERRY, Hensal , , , 0 ,
1.2.i. ensed Auctioneer for the Countys of
furon and. Perth. Charges , niederate and
a tisfaction guaranteed.
'was
Ced a said it afforded him much
du ., ud . _
pleasure to see such a large turn -out
< ' , • .
from all parts!. 'I hey deserved 'credit
Huron every' success Ind . ho' d that
• , " • „., . t . , petone
their banner will be carried oii to vicf• '
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ory. , . •
,
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wis iing rt., , . ARKINSO
J P X
Barkerton P. 0. Ont. .
:525. J. Heaman breakino• stones
7 . 7 , r, ;
12.62; M Winer, corn, $25; M Winer,
breaking steries $2- P' Winer, break.
, , , . ,
, . , . t , . , t., , , t
road 1 20- J Pobitmni oTiVel centriet-
div: 11, 135.03; R Pile oyersOing ,
trravellino. di, 11 10.00. j. Steeper '
tr, t 37 • •7 7 ' ' : .... ') '..
, , • ..
Atter the MA:tresses were over, the
ing
stones, $2; T Handford. contract,
account, N. B., 17.85: J..Steeper
VET 'HOLT, Xhiva, Ontario. Licensed suet-
.2
for assemblino• in such large numbers
, ,-,
and Ise welcomed them 011 behalf of the
loclo•es re-formed and inarclied' back to
e,
FarqUhar,
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$121.50;• J Wickert, breaking. stones,
$2.75. Vli....` Bosson. breaking stones, g'
gravel ,
gravel account, 2083;. T. Appletori„ '
V V ioneer for the Counties of Middlesex
,nd Laim.bton, and the townships of Stophen
,nd Hay All sales promp.tly attended to. -
.
of Clinton '
. • . ,
Chairman Todd then ,, ..-
told th0Se preq
the
tli0 tow fl.
'
, .
In the evening a o•rand display of
• r• -- on
fireworks took
ReV. Colin Fletcher leaves this Week
1 . , • '
an extent ed trip to tile Pacific coast.
, . I -.;''';
G Mangus, $1,75; G Gumbert, $1.75; L
.1, - -
St, uley, $1.75; M amp, hauling
overSeeing otavelling N. D div. 7 and
.-,w ,-• '
$;'6.00; 'ravelling. hill, 19th eoncession
N. R, ' ir.85; H. Johnson, Overseeing
C
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DoMMERCIAL
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3
E
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. 13
' HI.W‘
......e.,,,...-. and
put - reason of the abseneik of the
MoSt VVorshipful Grand Master, N,
Clarke Wallace, and others, who pro-
mise.d to be present.
Mr. Wm. Jackson, president of the
f rade NI as nekt it tro "iced
oard o T , " • i d
welcome frona
place under the • man
agement of Prof. Hand, of Hamilton,
but the attendance was not s •,,, ehted
o lai,„e ,
as the affair ,deserved many being boy,
,
eau and small enough to hang a., "
m, , _ rt. , „
roinid outside, whtie others stole filen; NT
.,. ,•-,0
way in, but a number
..‘ _.'',‘, •• . ' -
410n Monday last Mrs. Win. Bray ptes-
her hugband, with a fine baby
, ,, ,
you to see Bill smile pow.
•
Th ' l t' f rt
. e e ee "on of officers o Court Star
Q +•'
,-,65 of trio Independant Oidei of ling,
0-ratel, $9.50; J Hodgins, rep scraper,
;8.25; j. meisa_ _,
ac $10; J Stnith, gravel' 12'90.
'2 , , • '
, 7 J G Wine, cow, $11.25, C Wilson )
$32.'87; ' A Kino•raVellino• $15: J
•-.., t. imil
Edwards,c S2 NO 1 11 .
. , OM) ••• -- ; ., Q erin, gravel-
• • • • 1 ' rl-e haulm •
. . .. ,
$18.33, 1 0 Ran g
trravelling hill, 19th concession N. B.
R R PaterS b 'Id. ,7' 1. .'d . . '
on, ui LO, n i ge ,
• ' ' . 1 . , . 0 , ,, ,
on Dowker s side -load, 4,40 00; 11, 'T‘Vo-
e e, grave grant, 14t 1, eon., ,20.
AI I i ' '• ' Oa
Moved by J. Drunarnond, 'sdemided: by.
-
P. I .ait in
1 '1' r r"' ' ' ' '' ' •.'Pr' .0 ' ''
that this coupe]. ad,) inn
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• • • '
qrS , . the
- t Class RIGS And HORSES
. " to
IRDERS LEFT ' AT THE HAWK- occasion.
SHAW HOUSE OR AT THE
read an address of
' ' ' w'' t. 'v. A
menaberS and °meets Of toe ....,ear.
J. G. Holmes,. the speaker of the
. .' ' . .
The Rev. Bro. • Hodgins was next
is as and Foresterstook
1 'd d Id ., f • thanb
t). ai ou. 6 ale rather 6 ex' last
'Poecl• ' ' ' ' , eteeted,for
The affair on the whole Was 4 Cern,. John
OA° success and the members of the II.
4 '
1 ' • I -1'd • •Ver In
p ate on ri a,3. c 1 g stones,
WIICTI the following brethren were $5.25;
the current. half year.-Bro.
Duncan 0 it; Bro. T,M. Kay G D. ,stone,
C. R; Bro. Thos. McCurdy V. C. R.;
$4 50. J Barri- hanlitio. stones
, ,. , , , ,„ ,
,1 Rosier, ditch and culvert, $8;
W'Ford;'$83.15; J. Walku, balance on‘ tdarried,
$48; ,,0 ialber, coin, $1,50; R
Flynn, drain, $5;, G Ford, gravel,
,
t ,t ' .'Iti ' 'I' Hall ti l'i 11. '
o met., ni ie OW11. le 1 st,i On, ,
day
b• in August- at ten o'clOck` a.' ui.---'
. ' . WAL,FnAsna, Tp., Clerk.,
Srl'ARLE WILL 11.8 PROMPT introduced.
LY AllttibEti, TO. ' his
=.00.04:xlsog. township
:°x=4:* 'Telephone Conri-”tion. , ' pleased
He said he saw many of
brethren from his rold ,hoine, the
of Biddulph; and he was ,praise
to see them. He was pleased
•
committee, and espeeially the eminty, 13ra.
quister, Bro.'A. M. ',rodtl,tleserVe-s treat ,Borland,
for their unremitting fahor to S••
make it Such, '' . ' jt;hti
Win. Menteith P. C, R.; Bro. Iiiraia $4238;
tieas.; Dm Durlean Ili,y. ' E. expenditilte,
to Andrew Hoddert ' R. '.8:; ,trO'.'
dornish Chap 13r0:•'Warren ' Me-
,
C Prouty, pt salary, $60; N B
' $175; J Winer,• $8; E
Gitnther, $6': H. Eilber,,$3,20; 1' Iteits-
man, gravel'eontro.ct7 $18=',J.111cXeoveli.
7
I ,can teStify that Everest's ',Catigh
Syrup is good it, imying'einfect iii.&'df" a, '
very , bail Cough and '' ),tokt,H.--tliza: '.
Sproul, Lieut. S. A. 7 S 'A 'Army, ' Anti:aril', Ci.s:,'
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