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seXeter Abliorate,
SANDERS cS: SWEET, Props.
THURSDAY, JUNE 18th, 1891.
217.A.TVL'DE FROM O-1! 1)41KO2'il,
On of the best practical proofs
tthc superior attractions offered to eI.
West by our North est territory
the recent exodus from South Dako
It appears that many of our you
:Canadian farmers a few years a
aver° induced to. leave their own cou
try, owing to false representatio
glade by American agents represel
ing a railway eonapan,y whose Iii
passed through the state orterrite
of Dakota, Thousands of our peopl
who might have earned a fair live.
hood at home, were beguiled on th
principle that "distance lands (maim
'anent to the view," and resolved to t
their luck iu the United States, -b
found to their sad dissappointmentth
South Dakota was a tract of barre
country in -which there was no fuel,
surface water, and no protectio
against the prevailing hot winds whit
'killed out their wheat as well as oth
crops. Since the opening lap of t• .
Canadian North west territory, the
disappointed farmers who have alums
been left destitute in Dakota, learnin
of the true character of our Wester).prairies, applied` to the Government
Ottawa for relief and assistance i
moving their families and effects to th
more favored Canadian soil. The re
suit has been that hundreds of familie
have lately availed themselves of th
very reasonable terms offered by th
Government, and are now comfortabl
settled in their new homes in th
Province of Assinihoia. So reduce
.has the population become in one par
of Dakota, from the recent stamped
that whole farms and buildings are de
sorted without any prospect of ever se
curing an owner, " And right glad
were our countrymen to leave their
possessions behind them, without th
possibility of ever realizing anything
from them, so es to cast in their to
with the prosperous farmers in our own
North West territory. One of thei
number, giving his cxpericellce of their
new home, says: "Tell all the people of
the Dakotas to come here." The same
person describes the Province of Assin-
iboia as having "plenty of timber ;for
building, fencing, and fuel for alt time
to come; and the soil splendid for arols,
. good -crater, plenty of lakes; in short,
a noble country for people who wish
to engage in mixed farming." There
will in all likelihood be•a genoraistam-
pecle from the States of our Canadians,
who to their cost were induced by
'Yankee agents and land•sharks to
leave their native country in the hope
of bettering their condition. The mor
al is this -be content with such things
as ye have, and remember that "a bird
1n the hand is worth two in the bush?"
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THE ATION'S DESTI2 I'.
Now that our great ehieftain is laid
to rest, and the agony and excitement
consequent upon his removal are some-
what allayed, it behoves all loyal Ca.
medians to weigh wall the responsibili-
ties thrown upon us as a young nat-
ion and to implore a wise Providence
to guide our counsels aright. We have
leen so long accustomed to rely with
confidence on the superior wisdom and
.statesmanship of the departed leader,
that- it almost seems as if we were left
without a controlling mind to shape
and mould our future destiny as a net
ion. Andyet we know that there are ab•
le men who still survive, who may not
prove unequal to the task of guiding
the ship of state in this perilous Dour
:However, our help is. not in nian.
'There is.a guiding providence in 411
things, and our hope for the future
rests upon Him who controls the minds
of men in so harmonizing • discordant
,elements that every individual interest
Will be served consistently with the
general good of the country. The pol-
icy of our departed leader was to make
x homogenerous nation, a,nd to con
.strtiet out of the apparently discordant
.elements of race and religion as well
1
.as of maritime and non -Maritime i.ntel'-
•ests,a united' Dominion
ww,hlcll would
be the adiniratiore of posterity and
prove, to be the home 'aider one flag of
millions of happy people. Tliat a noble
task was weal performed, and a noble
monument of statesmanship left as ti
legacy by our departed Premier, none
will dare dis ute. And while as a -
l.hat
ion we are already taking active Steps
p
to commemorate in some suitable form
the lifelong' work of the chieftain, no
better monument can be erected to leis
;memory than the, present Dominion
• eveith its great national highway span-
,,
wing ilio North American continent,
from ocean to wean; so that it may ; be
said, "Si vis lnonumentuni, circum
spree." What the outcome of present
negotia ons legalcltng a 1 ienuor may
be, it would be useless as well as 1111-
possible to foresee. Time alone, the
groat reyealer of secrets, will tell.
Meantime, we entertain the strongest
hope both in respect to the wisdom and
the united loyalty of the present able
leaders of the; Conservative party, that
no personal jealousy or religious differ•
euces or racial distinctions will be :•11
lowed to wreck the fortunes of our ship
of state, and that the noble example
left by the late administrator of Can-
ada's government will prove a beacon
of light to warn us against threatened
breakers and to guide our coming lea
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der and his cabinet to the haven o
national prosperity and peace,
meat of dogs. -Carried, J. D. Drilla
mond-T, Brest -that this couneil ad
pure( to meet 1n the town hall on icon
day the 29th day of June at ten o'eloe
a. 111. for ordinary business n,ud at two
�x�r��s r��.� TO THE FRONTMcCOLT4
& Co
BIOS.
And if you don't believe 1t call at �.
l:
The Leading Ail Firm n•FP!n4,.,Aa,
Ross & Taylor's
o'clock p in. for Court of Revision, --
Carried. 3Yztiz F tAsnn, Clerk
NOTHING SO GOOD
Or so quick to give relief as Clark's
Li;•lltnfng Linimciit. 1t will in a few
minutes, when taken according to di•
rections, cure cramps, cola, diarrhoea
dyspepsia, heartburn, sick lleadaehe,
sour stomach,, spasi'ns, wind in the bow
els,and all internal pains, It is an ev-
er ready .help at every Hour of the day
or Hight, and a bottle should be in ev
cry cupboard. For sale by all drug-
gists; price fifty cents. Be sure you get
Clark's Lightning Liniment. Clark
Chemical Co., Toronto, New York.
Fire broke out yesterday in the fuel
PLANING MILL AND LUMBER YARD Are still pleasing. the public with oils, . Why use an oil that
• and you )9111 be convinced that they will injure your machinery when you can
have the Largest and Best Stock of all (Yet the elebl'ated
kinds of Building' Alaterials in this sect-
tion of colmtl'y,tind at the lowest videos. -
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Shingles a Specialty, wommemmormasistot,n.
haVing a large stock on hand we are
prepared to meet the keenest eonipetit•
ion as to price or quality. 1Ve have se•
eddied the right to Manufacture and Cylinder, Lardine, 'V,t'ool, Eureka, Spindle, • Boltoi t -
Sell Merriams celebrated Baiting: Cali ing,Solar, a, 3enS'S..
mets. Call and see thein and bo con-
vinced of their merit. Z/. e.1-,1' e„fc''�,. Ct-Lade 'S.,
11088 qC TAYLOR;
Main St., Exeter IVI0
. ll Brose OoToronto
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SPECIALTIES:
THE COMING SCHOOL OF MEDICINE,
�o -ras-
�Ip�TUil�lO SYSTEM.
loom on the fifth floor of A. Campbell � --FOR SALE. BY -
f qui Co.'s cotton mill at Alanayunk, Pft, ISI S T.i.." T EI(3my Exeter,
ails. ,before the flames were +ot under Nter
the building and its contents -were
damaged $250,000. Crenshaw & Lezer,
weavers, occupied part of the building
and suffered $75,000,
MoGillivr'ay Council,
Commit met pursunt to adjournment
in the town hall, i1: feGillivray,June 1st
1891. Present W, L. Corbett, Reeve
G, T. Johnson and J. D, Drummond,
Deily, Reeves, T. Prest and E Alorgan,
Councillors. Minutes of last mooting
read approyed of and signed. J. D
Drummond --G. T. Johnson -that T
Prestis hereby commissioned to have
the south end of Mr Lewis side road
repaired. -Carried, J. D. Drliinmond-
T. Prest-that G. T. Johnson and the
Tie Engineer are hereby instructed to
examine the water course grievance of
Henry Down with power to act.-Car•-
ried. G. J. Johnston -E. Morgan -that
J. D. Drummond and T. Prost are here•
by commissioned to let the contract,the
widening of roadway on Wilson's hill
to 20 feet providing satisfactory ar-
rangements can be made with the ad-
joining property owners for encroach-
ment upon . their lands. --Carried. G.
T. Johnson -J. D. Drummond -that
contractor H Bowman's explanation,
viz: -that he had the privilege of haul.
ing gravel for the Parkhill road from.
any of the several pits mentioned at
the time of letting and not from a spec-
ified pit be accepted in good faith, and
that he be paid in full, provided two
cords extra be hauled, T. Prest-G. T
Johuson-That the following grayel
grants as set forth be shade and com-
missioners appointed
Places Amount Commissioner
4th concession
26th ,t
12th
12th ".
20th "
20th t,
$20 Geo. McFarlane,
$10 Will. Hutchinson,
$10 James Doyle,
$15 Laughlin McDonald
$15 Geo. Hodgins,
$20 Gilbert Grieve
7th " W'. C. R $10 JohnlIannigr
Sth " $15 Thos. Mark,
4th "' ". $15; Timothy Cotter,
2nd ." " $10 Louis Mount,
14th tt " $10 Ainsley Baynton
Carried.
G. T. Johnson -E. Morgan -that the
hereinafter named individuals be paid
the amounts as set forth viz: -T. Hodg-
son gravel account and attending gate.
$14.95; R. Canning gravel contract No.
1, $2110; J. Doyle overseeing grayel
contract No 1, $2; W. Morgan gravel
contract No. 8, $32 30; J. Lewis over-
seeing gravel contract No 3, $2.50, W.
Morgan gravel contract No 2 $26.70;
T. eluting, overseeing gravel contract
No. 2, $13; J. Sutton repairing Hodson's
bridge 9th con, $1.50f A. Grieve, eve: -
seeing gravel contract div. No. S, $3;
W. Hedges, gravel grant Hedges side
road $11; S. Baldwin, , ,grading on Alli-
son's side road, 4; H. Baldwin, gravel
grant Glendinning's side road 810 J.
Scott, overseeing gravelling Division
No. 9, $6.50; T. Sellars, grading on
Scotts side road, $9; I. Lewis, repairing
bridge 14th con., $3; I. Laughin, gra
ding on Scott's side road, $16; J. Cun-
ningham overseeing repairing of Bites
bridge 2nd con. ?$4; C. Cunningham
gravelling on 2nd con., $3.40; A. Bice,
gravel account, $3.15; J. Stenart,ditch-
ing on E. Williams town line McG.lior-
tion, 4.62; J Plaskett, putting in posts
and hanging•'gate at Sllfplcys gravel
pit $1.75;.J. Neil, gravel grant lid con
;x42; C. Me'dcof,grading on McAlbines
side road
, 845; B. RobinsonB4OIJiliSOn putting in
one box and one concrete culvert E.
Williams town line MeG. portion, $2.75
L. Mount, cleaning ditch 13ices hill 2nd
con, $6; J. Morton, one lambkilled and
two wounded by' dogs, $6:66; G, Down,
repairing bridge '1V Williams town.
line Mai. portion $3, C. Mecicof, bal
ance for grading and plank for, bridge
Parkhil road, $4.50; J. McDonald, grad-
ing on 14th con. at N. lady lots $21; I.
Jones, overseeing gravelling diva No.
12, $4; H. Bowman, gravel contract
dry: No. 12, $36.95; H. Bowman, gravel
contract dry No 13, $20.55; J. McEwen,
overseeing gravelling div: No. 13,$1.50
J. McEwen, plank for blank bridge,
$1.60; J. Graven, putting in concrete
culvert N. Bdy, $6; 1I; Bowman, gravel
contract diy. No. 10,449.80; J. Patch-
ing ditching on McVicar's hill $1; G•,
Sellars, ditching on 14th con. $3; A.
McEacherl, ditching on 14th con. per
Engineers award, $5; R 1T. Paterson,
replacing bridge on Allison's side road
$9,75; J, Paterson, acct. for scraper 811;
J. McRann, hauling sand for concrete
tile, $12,95; J. Mclean)), gravel contract
div. No; 9, $15.50; J, MCI-lanu, gravel
contract div, No. 8 $27 ; ' o b
, , , , J. hobrnsoli,
gravel contract div No, 7. 820:10; D.
Erskine, overseeing gravelling div. No
7, $3; J. Robinson, gravel contract div
No. 6, .;$29,25; J, Amos,overseeing g1'av-
ellfng, div. No. 6, $3; J. Durr, grayel
account and cleaning pit, $53.20, G.
Robothom, overseeing gravel pit 19th
con. $11.50, --Carried. G. T. Johnson-
E. A organ--thrit, after the close of the
Court of Revision on the 29th day of
June next, this council will not enter•
thrix any' e1niiiis for inrpeoper assess.
NOTICE to CREDITORS.
I�CRS.
In the matter of the Estate of Ruth
Carley, late of the Village of Exe-
ter, in the county of Huron, Wid-
ow, deeeased.
Notice is hereby given:pnrsuant to. Chau -
ter 110 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario,
1889, that all persons having claims against
the said. Ruth Qtirloy, deceased, Who diedon
the 25th day of Nevember,1800„ are required
to deliver or send by post, prepaid, to the
undersigned, solicitors for Winter Carley
and Edwin Carley,Administraters of' the Es-
tate of the said deceased, on oF' before
The First Day of July, 1891,
• a statement inwriting writing
g their
names and addresses and full particulars of
their claims duly verified by statutory de-
claration and the nature of the security (if
any) held by them: and that after the said
last mentioned date the said administrators
will proceed to distribute the assets of the
said estate among the parties entitled there-
to having regard only to claims of which
notice shall have been received as above
requiresl and the said administrators will
not be liable for the said assets or any part
thereofdlistributed to any person or persons
of whose claim nbtioe shall net. have been
received at the time of such distribution.
ELLIOT & ELLIOT,.
Solicitors for Achninistrators
Dated 1st Juue,'91. Exeter,
Exeter Roller Mills
MARKET REPORTS. '..•
WHEAT 1.04 To 1.05 per bush
OW Selling Pri005.1
Flour, strong bakar's, $3.00 per 100
best family, 2.75 tF "
2,00 " "
" low grade,
Bran,
Middlings,,
Screenings,
Chop,
90 "
1.00
Too, ;
1.20 to 1.30 t•
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Chop stone running every day.
TEE1%IS CASH.
The Exeter 161illin Co
a
Ww HHor o s.
The Undersigned wishes to
inform the people of Exeter
and surrounding country that
he has opened out
ri?It
T
And is prepared
to do work in latest style and'
workmanship.
X 11 - II x it := 1 ,x II = II x
GIVE HIM A CALL
11 - 0 x II -1- II 'x 1 - II x
:d+GY114l•
li1le0o
over F. J. Knight's G- ocer.
Store,
BERT KNIGHT.
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"TiztE 13ESr ARMOR AGA/NS r .DIS1cASE. IS
GOOD) DIGESTIbt .' .•
h Is a hard, encontrovertible fact that store disease
in directly attributable to disorders of the Stomach
than to all the other organs combined ; this is not hard
for oven the unprofessional to understand when we
tai:e into consideration 1115 massOf food thatit is made
the receptacle of for a time, there to be churned, di,
gestcd and so assimilated,
MALTOPEPSYN
(an srtificlol gast,'ic juice-formula
ton every label) evil.
aid the weak stomach and .ogre Indigestion, D9Spee-
P0a etc, in fact, itis a gond aid to digest a hearty
dinner, and can do no harm, ,s it is only adding: an extra
amount of gastric juice, does notstimulatc and 00 there
is no reaction. Endorsed by physicians. Send x'et% is
postage for iiti blc Bahl: to 1JAZEI`T I IO'ESE,
Ia1`L•R2rAtiONAt: Dittoua, Va•ruuo,
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Chicago, Jan, ist,1888.
This i, to certify that X have made a thor-
ough mvostifation of the Eiistogenetto med-
icines, prepared by Dr, 1. J ordan,auel
of his unique methods of research, and ant
therefore cotnpetient to form a correct judg-
ment. t' pronounce them marvellous pro.
ducts of the bighes t ilei.. alt owing It n aoquait
anoowith the natural sciences far to ad-
vance of any savant with whose works the
world is acquainted. The amount of time
and painstaking which the (looter has ex-
tended upon a single branch of spectroscopy
Is enormous, and his discoveries startling.
.Also having used these medicines its my own
practice, I oaxt say that their actual sncooss
in curing disease is es great as is their discov-
ery. The revolution of the medical science
of to -day is no dream -it is at hand.
J • 13. S. KING, 11i. 1), P. D.
Prof. Chem, and Toxicology Hahnemann
Medical College of Chicago.
The Ristogenetic theory of rekiting disease
is: -Rebuilding' the diseased cells and tissues
of the body, with the same proximate prin-
cipals and. ferments, organic bodies, and. so
on, which are normally prepared in the `body
by tate glands. The medicines are prepared
by chemical processes, in a' perfectly pure
condition and are quite tasteless. Diseases
heretofore considered incurable are cured by
these medicines.. In acute diseases such as
La Grippe, Pneumonia, Typltoid,Diphtheria,
etc., the patient improves at once.
TESTIMONIALS.
Mrs. Mo0ai lough, 0o;% Adelaide street east
Toronto,very rapist cure of congestion of liv.
er and inflammation of kidneys.
J. C. Similar. 53 Victoria street, Toronto,
bronchial trouble, effects of la grippe, cured
in one week.
C. H. Wood, t22J•arvss street, Toronto, kid-
ney trouble, gravel and constipation..
Henry Hoperoft, ilk Markham. 'street, .To-
ronto, consumption cured in a few weeks,
Mrs. J. Fawcett. 102. John street, Toronto.
female troubles. Had beou in Toronto Gen-
eral Hospital, also treated by several physi-
cians. After using Histogenetic Medicines
two weeks wes a new woman.
Joseph Perkins Tecumseh St., Toronto, re-
markable cure of onra1vsis.
John Burlaugett, Mal taws, Ontario, nerv-
ous debility, eta.,, 80 years; two weeks' medi-
einesdid more for him than all the other.
remedies ballad taken in the 80 years.
Thomas Williams, 100 Ro bet, stroet,T oron-
to, consumption cured in few weeks.
T. M. Hammond, Springfield -on -the -Credit
Ont ,hemorrhages from the lungs and bad
cough two years, consumption cured in fewy
weeks.
Gall or send for free book explaining His-
togenetic system. One of our staff will visit
Exeter every Two Weeks at
"Central Hotel."
Dates for June.,
Monday - -
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1.st,
- 15th
- - 29th
CONSULTATION FRE.
Histogenetic Medicine Association,
Roams 2 a - d
to ] ^ , Allison Block, Riahm and St'
London, .rend Office for Western Ontario'
Peat 01fiCe. for Canada, 10 Yonge Street
Blanket, Toronto. May 14-1 ,y.
THE BEAUTIFUL, AND CLEAR CUT
®asaiTY ,mamm
eni
from: which this paper is printed
was supplied by the 'e
meamsn
TORONTOTYPE FUNNY
Dealers in type,
Presses, and Printers' Supplies:
J. T. JOHNSTON
80 & 82 Wellington St. west
TORONTO, ONT.
Exeter ARIS1031
EMPORIUM.
ntaa 'Com
J. H. GRIEVE is going out of business and his eminent stock
of FINE GOODS must be sold at once
REGARDLESSt COS T.
Now is the time to buy
CHEAP
SUITS OR.
CLOTH BY THE YARD.
NOTE 'RICES --Scotch tweed suits
for 1,V�rt�. � �;
fine e wOrsted suits
for $14, worth $20; fine all wool
tweeds for 40 cts per yd.
This as no shoddy sal
goods goods�� ��i the
g, are new and the best pattern.
Remember we guarantee a good fit
or no sale.ainspect �al�. and:��.�g.�ect mystock.
JAMES H. GRIEVE
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4!iYlCao1 fwe11 late -@09R 94l , 1c i4.u',
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It will pay you to call on us if you want anything in Hard-
ware such as
Nails, Hinges, Locks, Glass, Putty,
Paints and Oils.
Jew Stoo Mk of Jato' 1rtg iFog
NEW COLORS.
Barbed, Plaii, Strip, Black. & G
alr
arozed wires away
dowse for pasha
TINWARE STOCK IS COMPLETE.
EAVETROUGHING A SPECIALTY.
NEW RAYMOND MACHINES AND NEEDLES,
CALL :r':' HEN IN MN.
IS SETT Ili_s* t
EXETER MARKETS.
room Gifting OMR
Y, •• „ r; to children if yoq
Virheatperbushel........ $7.00 to 1.05wish�fortheirfuture
a.. welfare. BYorses Gly -
Barley'...... ...... ....... 45 to 48 cerolo of Celery COM..
Oats 55 t0 56 porn rd, Exact formula on
• ,'F every label, is a safe,rem-
Peas . , .. . 70 to 71 edy for teething infants
Butter . . and nervous adults. En -
domed s 14 t0 16 r i �il `i dorsed by physicians-
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Eggs 10 to 11 r. f Send two cent stamp for
Potatoes per bus 50 to 50 a k: r il;J Haien Zo s , Dalai°,�N Fp
Hay per ton . . . 5.00 to 6.00
Wool.... . , . 13 to 20
ALLANLINE.
P RMS & MARTIN, PROPS
We Cary the most complete stock of
Musical instruments in the county:
PIANOS,
ORGANS.
VIOLINS,
ALSO
STI WING MACHINES,
• BICti LF,S,
FARM IMPLEMENTS q&c,
The above instruments ahvitys on
hand.
Terms to suit Purolla>ioa s,
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EVERYTHING AWAY Y DOWN.
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Liverpool, Derry, Quebec aiid Montreal.
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13 '+ 14 " PAR rsiAN 2 Sept. 3 Sept,
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• RATES OF PASSAGE.
To Londondei'i•y or Liverpool.
Iiy S. 5. Parisian, 1,GO, $70, 580 single;
5130, 5(50 return.
� Ey other Steamers 550, 555, 500 single; 1(95,
5105, 110 return,
I.itterin collate 530 00, return 500,00. Steerage
$90:00, return 1140.00.
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