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VOL. XIX. NO, :34.
A
LIVELY
TIME.
On Saturday last there was a lively
time at McTavish & Co's. good num
ber11„teres and, Boys' Suits moved out
The ptices We are offaing is the cause
of this move.
This week we offer some
big snaps in Prints. Just
fancy—a good quality, nice
pattern and, fast color for 7c.
per yard..
These goods are rare value.
Wept up a `nobby suit to orderfor
$12 ; good fit or no sale our motto,
LADIES MOO haste and secure some
thing stylish in. SUMMED.' Millinery, at
our usnal onoderate prices.
A. 3. MoTAVIS11 a CO.
Prof. Scott's concert, Nifty 2101, fat 8, p. m.
Cantata "Britannia and her Daughters.' This
will be the cement of the seam. e0 voices
and all the principal Parts In mete= repre-
senting the different outdo& Prof, Soott
has beeo at great expense in getting up this
concert, and has engaged a Toronto Gold med-
alist to play the aecompadments whieh are
very difeoult. Don't noes this treat. Manse
al on only 2eo.
Following are the market quotations
Wheat SO to 82
Barley 38 to 40
Oats 28 to 80
POSS ........ . . • • 55 to 50
Hay 10.00 to 11.00
Butter 14 to 15
Eggs ...... . .... 9 to 10
Hogs 5 75 to 5.75
Clover seed...... „ -7.00 to 7:50
BRIEFS ,--OU Monday Ur. Thos. Benno -
tine shipped from hero three oar loads of
cattle to Montreal for export. -Rev. Ur.
Sermons on Eriday last sent hie resignation
to tlio Board of Management of St. Paulo
church, having accepted a call from a con-
gregation in Michigan, for Which place
be will leave on Tuna 1st Messrs, nine=
atul G. Petty, church wardeua were in Lon-
don on lday to wait on the Bishop sthle
a view to procuring a successor. The
Biahop intimated that there were many
vaaancies throughout the country for Which
there wore fevr candidates to fill them They
were given encouragement and it is likely
that ere long the oharge will be supplied, -
The Kickapoo Medicine Co. are mooting
with numb moss here. -The stables for
Mr. DonneleYer have been completed, and
several fast horses are expected in a few
days. -Mr. T. Murdock is arranging for a
load for the2eth May celebration in Exeter,
to oompete tor the prize for tbe largeet
toad of people. Others are preparing for
the oalithrumpian procession, to compote for
the special prize of $5 to the best "Outside
of Exeter" outfit -Needy all the citizens
are going to Exeter on May 24.-Wro Shoe -
bottom, of !Alias Craig, is the guest oi Mr.
Arnold, sr. -Mr. John Pope, our genial
merthatt tailor, is confined to big bed,:hav-
ing been ill for the past week. -Miss Graybel
of Daehwood is visiting at Mr. Pope's. -A.
football match between the home team and
the Chisellaurst team will be kicked hero on
Saturday next. A good match is looked
for as both clubs are in good trim. It all
dependupon the hided our boys whether
they dial' go to Exeter on May 21. If they
beat Cbiselhurat they have .nothing to fear.
-Mrs. Vance, of London, is a guest at the
"Commercial " John Coniter is erect-
ing a house on a lot peen:dined of Mr. D.
Millen -dr E. T. Kellam, of Seaforth,
formerly of near Henget, who is studying
medicine in Toronto, spent Sunday in town.
-The Misses Galley and Langford, of Lon-
don, are guests at Mr W Colwill's.-Messrs
H. Arnold and, H. Jacobi have each pur-
chased a new wheel and are making use of
any spare time.-Bueiness continues dall in
town.-Thephonographie coucert on Friday
evg. was a grand enocess.-The tontratial
parlors and confectionery store are receiving
a new coat qf paint, which adds much to the
appearance of the block.
Anderson.
• Ban:mos.-Anse Janie Brooks, of Whalen,
spent last Sunday with Mies Flora Lane of
our village. -The "Nigheingales" purpose
playing the $t. Marys Collegiate base ball
team on Saturday next. Thi t will be their
first match of the amen -7-41r. Marsliall
and wife, of St. elarye, wore in the vicinity
last Sunday. -Mr. John Dickinson and his
wife spent Sunday last at her home in
Goderioh.-There will be preaohing in the
church hero on next Sunday morning rn.
stead of the regular evening service.
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. Blanshard.
Kirkton, that selfish little place, which'.
ghosted on the boundary between Blan-
shard and Usborne, is °nee Inert) trying to
show her meanness. As Kirkton is the
head church in the circuit she think( that
she should have preaching every Morning
end night. Then Anderton would have it
every afternoon. What about the Fourth
Line °hutch 0, guess they will go over
to Anderson and their °hunt' will be, by the
Kirkionites, turned into a theatre or some
other public house just ter suffice the wants
of a email group who appear to be buoyed
up on the air vessels of their own conceit.
It is to be hoped that the leirlitonites will
notebe terselfieh and think of the position
of others and exercise, as they should,*
brothedy love.
It in to be hoped that this will not come
to paeggen our day.
The C. P. R. is said to contemplate the
purchase of the Duluth and Winnipeg
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EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 19, 1892
Grand Bend,
Bums -There has been a cannel of the
Templars ot Temperance organieed here
with Miss Blair as loader, They start with
about twenty members. -Miss Nellie Fulton
is visitIng her sister, Mrs. W. B. Fanjet. -
The Oliver Bros. started on Tuerolay morn-
ing for the season's work of moving build-
ings. -The fishing business is in full blast
now. -There have been great droves of
oattle going down lately to the xenon farm
whieh is now about filled up.
Blake.
•
Beeers-Me. Jaeob Baker reoently sold
two very superior stalliona to a gentleman
in Kincardine, and purohased from the
same man a very niee driving horse. -Fish-
ing at Drysdale will soon be under way and
many are enviously welting to lay ia
supply. -The late rains have improved
coneiderably the appearance, of the fall
wheat in this neighborhood. -Mr. Ballan-
tyne of .Flensall hus been buying quite a
number of fat cattle around here.
110 -.411* -11
• Eden.
.Bnenes.-Rev. Mr. Scott of 81 Thomaa
•preached in the Eden church on Sunday
last, in the aid of the Ednoational tFund.-
Mr. R.Rowoliffe has moved into the dwelling
house adjoining the sehool house hero, -Mr
Thome/haw an of Elimville paid us a
visit an Sunday last, -Mrs. R, Rundle has
resigned her sit as orgauist :in the church
here. Miss Annie Elston now maples that
poriltiorn-The Edon foot ball olub, having
re -organised, met for their first practice on
Friday night laet.-They intend to practice
again on Friday night next. They talk of
kicking in Exeter on the ',24tb, but they
want to look sharp or some of the :northern
teams will have a grand walk -oven -Ur.
James DerapHey of this placie has commence -
ed. to oreot a now fence around big orchard
and lawn, which when it ig completed will
add greatly to the apperitanoe of the plan,
-Mies Jenny Jacques of Usborne has been
engaged as servant girl by Mrs. Rundle of
this plat:en-Mrs. Andrew Dempsey and
Mrs. John Essery of this place are at pro
sent visiting friends in London. -Mr. Herb
Mitehell 01 thie place paid has best aid a
visit on Sunday lad. Pretty wet day to
be out Herb.-Neleon mid Jim wont to
Buffalo on •Saturday last: -Mrs. Samuel
Skinner haa been ill with the mumps for
the past week,
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.btullarton.
Buses -Decision has been given in the
drainage case, Louis Seebaah vs. the town-
ship of Fullerton, as followe: The plaintiff
as the owner ot let 11, con. 4, in defendant
township, claimed an injunction against
them preventing the township from taking
the water down the side road. between lots
10 and 11, and. depositing the same upon
the plaintiff's land; and deranges for injury
sustained therefrom. There had previously
been oonstruoted oertaiu drains under the
ditches and water courses act, running
westerly from the eintersection of tbis side
voad and concession1, :the maintenance of
which had been put upon the township
whose intention it was that the water oomiog
down the side road ahold be (larded away
by the coneession drains, but the township
had allowed these latter to fall into disrepair
and refused to clean them out. The town.
ship get up that bemuse. the 'plaintiff had
been a party to the construction of the
side road ditch and had. assisted in digging
it be could no now complain. But the
Referee finds that the townsbip is bringing
water out of ite natural course npou the
plaintiff's /and to hie damage aud oraera
them to discontinue so doing and gives
jadgment in the plaintiff's favor, granting
him the injunction with $50 learnages, aud
orders the township to peel the coats. J.P.
Mabee for plaintiff; J; Idington, Q. C„ and
G. G. MoPherson for defendants.
Godench.
Enigra-The young people of the North
Street Methodist chinch gave an excellent
social on Friday evening. -Trap nets were
Bet this week iu the neighborhood of Port
Albert. -The trap net fishing between this
port and Bayfield having proved a losing
speculation last year, there will be but few
nets in that part of Lake Huron's waterd
this season. -The schooner St. Clair of
Sarnia was driven into this barber last week
by contrary winds. -A. Mr. Harvey, a
visitor, delighted the woraliippers at Knox
church the past two Sundays by his (melee
Fringing of sacred musio.-An entertainment
WAS given in the Grand on Saturday by the
famous elocutionist, Mrs. Sarah Lord
Bailey. -Government engineera bave been
surveying the harbor the past week with a
view of preparing plans for the dredging
thereof. -At the meeting •of the High
School Literary Society last week the usual
term election of officers took place. -Rev,
Mr. Irwin of Clinton efficiated in the North
Street Methodist olaurch on Sunday, and
addressed the meeting :in the Temperance
Hall in the afternoon. -The vessel that was
wrecked trying to enter this port last fall
WIU3 brought into :port on Saturday by the
fishing trig, Sea King, after Some four
hundred tone of her cargo of coal had been
taken off, the balance, some three hundred
tons was taken off last week. Mr. Kidd,vd e
puralmsed the coal bag now •the whole of
his purehase, though 110 recovery. Was a
rather expensive one. ---Mr. Wen. Manton,
who bought the Bavaria, is ezpeeted to re-
pair 11 as she seems to be an excellent vessel.
,-The trees are in full leaf, thus marking
itring.-While in the townships last week
we noticed that the fall wheal seemed in
excellent condition. -Our local wielders of
the rod and line commenced tempting the
finny ones on Friday, the result being good
catches of perch and herring. -The freight
landed at the deck UM past week consisted
of a cargo of lumber per eichooner Pinafore,
two of coal from the same vessel, and a
mixed cargo of bricks, shingles and cedar
posts per the steam barge P. Creas.-The
schooner Kolfage with a cargo of coal from
Toledo arrived in port on Sunday,
Minard's Liniment ie tbe Beet.
24th May in Exeter.
The 21th May will be royally celebrated
in Exeter by a grand demonstration and
Farmers' Picnic, At 9.30 there will be a
trades and calithumpian procession, headed
by the Blyth Brass Band, Valuable prizes
are offered for best outfit. After the pro-
cession a foot ball match will take place on
the Agricultural ground; prizes $10 and $5.
Next a tug of war between any 6 men of
any township within 20 miles; 1st, $9;
2nd $6. There will also be a special prize
of $4 to the person drawing the greatest,
number of people to town in one vehicle, to
take part in procession. Following la en
additional prize list:
No. ist 2nd
1 -Cross -cut sawing match $3 00 2 00
2-13icyc1e rams, 1 mile, best two in
three ,and a valuable eun to winner 300 206
3—Eartners' race. one-half mile 30) 2 00
4— Retired farreers'race, 200 yards 2 00 1 00
5—Fat man's race. 201 yards 2 00 1 00
6-Saelt Meg 50 YftHia 200 1 00
7-100 yard race for champion able of
Exeter , 500
8 -Hurdle race, 100 yards 200 1 00
10-Ega itend spoon race
9 -Firemen's race, 300 yards iS8 1SS
3.1 -Lady and gentleman in rig (beet
outfit) 300 200
12 -Lady and gentleman riders (in
couples) 300 200
3.3-Obstaele horse Tao° ; the driver to
hold horse by forelock: and on the
word 'Go' to harness and hitch to
rig; (no snaps to be used in con-
nection with harness); to trot .first
half mile, walk second half, and
go 03 YOU please third half mile;
heats best two in throe. ($1 to
enter) four to start, or no third
money aril prize 8300. 800 4 00
14 -Ten or more drilled seholare of 2 Cle 1 00
any seat:Hal
15 -Women's raoe. 25 yards 200 100
36—Boss' race, under 15 years, 2CC yds 103 SO
17 -Girls' race, under le years 1 00
le-Tto s' race 100 vard. 1 00
50
50
19-200 yard race, open to the world 200 1 00
Meals furnished on tho ground for those
desiring to spend the whole day there.
Fetch along your lunch basket, tea and
coffee supplied. Free hay will be furnished
for horns. All come. a pleasant day is as-
sured. Admiseion 25e: children 100; car-
riages free.
Wer, J3AWDFS, Chairman.
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Zurich.
(Too late for last week.)
Bittnes.-The A. 0. P. intend holding
church parade on 29 th Inst.-Itiallartman
Happel is in town on business.---Aliss
Gauley is the guest of Mr. Latta. -What
might have been a more serious accident
happened on the Zurich road one 'day last
week. Mreltobert McClinahe, accompanied
by bis mother, twosisters, and Misses
Thompson and Ester, 041310 dOWR to the
swamp to witness the working of the ditch-
ing machine. While passing another team
on the road the hind wheel got too near the
end of the culvert, and the consequence was
• the whole load (6) were deporated into the
ditoh, which contains about two or three
feet of water. We are pleased to state,how-
ever, that beyond a bed scare and a severe
shaking up nothing serious happened. -
Miss Angelica Efess leas returned from
Southbend.-We are glad to learn that Mr.
Ferdinand Hess has reaehed hie destination.
-Mrs. le Bauch is visiting her daughter,
Mrs, Wiggin:--Mr.aud Mae C. Bossenberry
of Hensall vieitel Mends in town ou San -
day.
(This week's.)
BliIEFS.—Mr Dan McGregor paid our
town a flyina visit last Saturday and Sun-
day. -Mrs. P. Rauch, who has been visit -
login Dundee. has returned home. -Miss
Gauley of Clinton, was in town thie week,
visiting at Mr 8. J. liattes.-Messrs C. B.
Latta, teacher of HillsGreen and D. An-
derson were the guests of dr. 8. J. Latta
Sunday last. -Mr McGee, assistant pastor
of the Hensel! IVIethadist church, -was visit-
ing friends in and around the town last
week.- Our blacksmith, Mr J. Seigner
has engaged a blacksmith from Mitchell. -
A phonograph was on exhibition this week
in D. Gottschalk's boot and shoe shop. The
proprietor intends holding a concert in the
town hall this (Thursday) evg. erame and
see something that :you never had the op
portunity of seeing lbefone. -We are sorry
to hear of the death of Mr. Williams,
brother of Messrs J and R. Williams of
this place. -A very exciting and dangerous
accident, but forlunately it very harmless
one. occurred 'on Friday eve. The Grist
Mill belonging to a. A. Williams & Co ,
'thole fire, camel by a spark from the en-
gine; • The alarm was given and a great
number flocked to the spot where the fire
was supporract to be and by their kind as-
sistance the flames fell to rise no more.
Ch_nt_on.
Biners.-Clinton armoire will close their
stores at 8 p. m until further notice. -Mr..
Geo. Glaegow has disposed of his gents fur-
nishing etock to Messrs. Plumsted and Gib -
binge and will leavei for Dakota. -Mr. She.
der has renewed his lease for a term of
years, of the Commercial hotel and has bad
the license renewed, andthe premises will
be fitted up in good shape.-MrA. lkt.
Todd was down town last Friday for the
• first time in a month Though not at all
strong yet he is on the road to complete re-
covery. --Mr. Thos. Sturdy, of Emerson,
IVIan., and formerly chief of police there,
and at Goderieh, Ont., has ' accepted the
position of chief of police at Portage la
Prairie,
his duties to commence about the
first of june.-The Stanley Dietrict Scarlet
Chapter met in Orange hall, Goshen line
May 14th.; when the following officers were.,
duly elected :-Sir Kt. Com, Robert Nicb-
Olson Com. in Command ; Sir Kt. Cora
Joseph Fodor Excellent Clone, Sir Kt.
J ames Oalwell Chap. Robert Pollock Trees
J. IL Balfour Scribe, Wm. Pollock Herald
in A tms. • 11, McKinley Inner Herald.
John Parks Cater Herald,
THAT TIDED Fnmaga,--Is often the fore-
runner of serious illnese, which may be bro-
ken up if a good tonic like Hood's Samarilla is taken in season. This medicine in-
vigorates the kidneys and liver to remove
the waste from the system, purifies the
blood, and builds up the etrength.
Constipation is caused by loss of the per-
ietaltio Action of the bowele. Hood's Pills
restore thia notion and invigorate the liver.
Granton.
Bniers.--Repairing and building is quite
a boon in our village this spring. (lent,
oureEnglish church minister, has been pre-
paring a class of young people for confirms. -
tion. It is ezpeoted Rev. Bishop Balawin,
of London, will be in Granton Sunday next
for the purpose of aonfirming those young
people. --Mr, Baines has sold his property
here to W. Battler, a promising young man,
wbo, we understand, is going extensively in
the livery businese. S1100888 William. -
Rev. kir Campbell leas returned after the
sad ordeal of seeing isia mother buried, -
Granton wants another doctor to make
things riglet.-.Little wonder Mr W. Banes
goes around wearing a amile-his wife pre
-
aerated hien with a fine boy on the 131h
inst.
Greenway.
--
Boines,-Mr John Sberritt Was Gloated as
delegate to 1 epresent Grend Bend oirouit at
the District meeting held in Butter yester-
day, -Mr P. Diens raised a large barn last
Saturday; Mr M. England and J. Luther
chose sides, Mr England's men winning the
race. After enpper they had a very interest,
ing game of foot ball, and the ladies a game
of baseball. -Mr John Blooeufield and hie
brother Gordon vieited friends here lagt
Saturday. -Mr John Brown lost a valuable
horse last week, -Mr Robert Addison left
here last week for Courtwright.-.Mr C.
Hobo is visitiog frieode in Elm good. -Mr
Charles M. Wileone oancluator on the Penne
sylvania Ave, Driving Park Electric+ Rail-
road in Aurora, 111„ sent a number of his
friends a beautiful picture of himself in, bit
official uniform and one of the improved
eare.-Alre A. W. Humphriee and her son
paid tbeir friends a flying visit bere last
Saturday. -At the adjourned Board naceting
of Grand Bend circuit held here last week
Rev. 3. E. Helmets' ealary ;wee paid in fell.
-Mr Henry Wifiket, ST., is on the sink list,
but is on a fair way to recovery this week.
-Messrs Ware And Wm. Oliver moved a
large barn for Mr F. Meng last week, -Mr
James Mallard passed, through here last
Monday on his way to Seney, Mieln-Mr
Wm. Mellio turned throe oohs out on the
flats to pasture about two weeks ago and
has not seen or heard of them since, fie
hes spent several days looking for them.
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Brucefield.
BRIEFS—Mr. Thomas Berry of Efensall
has been very busy 10. 11115 vicinity of late
buying up some choice horses. Among
those bought were a team of geldings from
Mr. Wrn. Berry, London road. They
were of the fancy stamp, and. commanded
le good Agate -Alpo Mr. Woe, Butts sold a
fine general purpose horse. It is encourag-
ing to raise such animals when such buyera
are about. -House-cleaning is the order of
the day and the sound of scrub bruah and
beating of carpets are heard, anclawe hear
some of crier young men. say "When shall
these things end 1"-Messra,McGregor and
Mason have of late been buying up a
large number of horses for the old country
and on Monday east shipped a palace car
containing 16 of the finest horses that have
left here for some time. We while them
a safe and prosperous journey. -Mr. Wm.
Graham left for Chicago last Tuesday.
We wish him every success in Uncle Sam s.
do mains. -Mies Ellen Mc Donald of Clinton
is spending a few well earned holidays
under the parental roof. -Our foot ball
team, the "Rovers," intend competing at
the celebration in Exeter on May 24th, for
the first prize. -Dr. Elliott, our much
respected doctor, is, we are sorry to hear,
away attending his brother-in-law's funeral
in Kingston. -Mr. Dixon brought home a
very handsome top buggy from Hayward
Carriage Shop, Clinton, last Thursday. -
Mr. Farah has begun operations on his
hotel and will raise it this week, We
believe he intends to brick it. We like
men with such push in them -Four of
our young men may be seen mich evening
sporting themselves on their wheels. They
seem to enjoy them judging from the
amount of riding -they do. -All bound for
Exeter on 24th.
Croraarty.
BRIEFS—There was a large turnout to
our baseball practice) on Saturday evg.
Piespects are that our village team may
make a good showing before the season
is over. It is understood that Staffa
teani will go Mitchell to play on the 2.
-Will Robbins, travelling salesman for
Porter, Ramp & Teskey, of Montreal, is
spending a few days with his parents
and friends before starting on an extend-
ed trip to the Pacific Coast. --The popu-
lation of our village is making steady
growth. Lase week a email company of
1. f intry under the command of Genei al
Middleton arrived and willlikely stay
for a while. Mr. Middleton has the
care and management of John White's
farm. -The pupils of 'S. S. No. 6 intend
spending the 24th in the village. A
program. of games and races will be the
order of the day. Mr. Thompson,
teacher, has made arrangementg to take
the pupils to Goderich on June 3. Dub-
lin and Stage echoole are invited to join.
• ser • •
• Sebringville.
Wicke of Rostock has bought the;Men-
ning property in the West end, price $700,
-The property at present occupied by
Wm. Goettler has been purchased by Ro-
bert Boyce for poo from Mr. Hyste of
some place in the United States. -11.
Yost had a sale of household furniture,
carriages, wag,ons, &c., on Saturday.
• la grippe is raging furiously in Trini-
dad. Ten per cent. of the eases prove
fatal.
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SALT FOE. 8
The Exeter Salt Works Gohave for Salo
quantity of land and barrel salt, th.e former at
83 50, the latter at $5 per ton.
.1`, D.. DARLING,
May, 1) 3m ,Secretary.
JORN warnex & SON
utaisher and Proprietor
• Blyth.
Bnezes,-On 1)/fonday Constable Davies
took a young man named Jordan from East
• Wawanosh, to castle Dixon, as a lunatic, for
safe keeping, -We regret to hear tliet 'one-
towneman, Mr. Geo. Powell, is confined at
present to the house with kidney trouble.
-We are pleased to see that butcher Kelly
is able to be out on the streets once more
and has almost recovered from his recent
accident. -We are glad to hear that the lit-
tle child of Mr. Geo. Leith, who ea arly lost
his life one day last week by drinking some
lee, is on a fair way to mom, -Our bend
appeared on the street on Fridey evening,
for the first tine since their organizatidla,
and reudered some fine selections. Band-
master ..S. Gielley bag brought the boys
along splendidly considering the short time
they have been under his tuition. More
power to you Sammy, They go to Exeter
on 24th,
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Presbytery of Huron.
The regular May meeting of the prosiby-
tory of Huron was held in Knox eltureh,
Irandesboro, on the 10th inst., :the Moder-
ator, T. S. Henderson of Hensel!. presiding.
During the forenoon all the ordinary
business was disposed of, Mr. Fletcher
reported that he had obtained from the
Home Mission Fund the grants asked for
by the Presbytery, viz; /1300 for Bayfield
and Bethany, and $250 for Grand Bend
and Corbett The names and standing of
students within the hounds were renorted,
and the Committee on Superintendenoe of
Students wei e instructed. to aesign to them
subieets for disonurses to be presented at
the July needing, The Financial Com-
mittee, through it convener, Mr. Robert
Henderson of Bayfield preeented a tabulated
atatement of figancial return a hone congre-
gations within thebounde. • The Presbytery
ordered it to be printed and distributed
among the congregations. Mr. Fletcher
was re appointed Convener of the Presby-
tery's Rome Mission Committee,
anti repre-
santative of the Presbytery in theAesembly's
Home Minion Committee. It was decided
to hold the next regular meeting in Gode-
rich.
In the afternoon the publio services in
conneotion svitb the induction of Mr. James
A. Etamilton into the pastoral charge of
Barns (rhumb, Rullett. and Knox thumb,
Londesboio, took please. Mr 3. A. Mc-
Donald of Varna preached to a large eon.
gregation, in which both sootlane of the
cbarge were represented, his text being
Matt 16, 26, Mr. Stewart of Clinton, by
• appointment of Presbytery, after naming
the prinoipal steer) whiale had been taken
towards filling the vacanoy, inducted. a Mr.
Harailton according to the usual form. By
similar appointment Mr. Simpson of Brum
field addressed the newly inducted reinieter,
and Ur. Needham of Egmondville the
congregation.
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A new legman Catholic church at Freel-
ton, Ont., was dedicated on Sunday.
A new Conservative paper has been
started at Virden, Man.
An infant was fatally poisoned at LOVia,
Quo'Tuesday by eating washing soda.
The Grand Trunk declines to concede
the Saturday half -holiday to their em-
ployes.
Since it is now a well established fact that
catarrh is a blood disease, medical men are
quite generally presoribingAyer's Sarsapar-
illa for that most loathsome complaint, and
the result, in nearly every instance, proves
the wisdom of their advice.
To befree from trick headache, biliousness,
constipation, and etc., use Carter's Little
Liver Pills. Strietly vegetable: They gent-
ly stimulate the liver and free the stomache
from bile.
In last week's Tures appeared an item
that Donald Nicholson of Kinloss had. been
tarred by "black caps" and thrown into a
creek. Nicholson is dying and now the
public are after the avengers of those who
were avenging a erime
Mr. Chas. Smith of Jimes, Ohio, writes:
I have used every remedy for sick head -ache
oould hear of fon the past fifteen years,
but Carter's Little Liver Pills did me more
good than all the rest.
In the first of the horae-and-home foot-
ball matches in the third round of the
western oup ties played at Galt on Saturday
between the Hurons of Serif orth, and Galt,
Galt won by 2 goals to 0,
Rosy, health glowing cheeks follow tbe
use of Dr. William's Pink Pills, nature's
remedy for driving out disease, enriching
poor or watery blood, and building up the
nerves. They promptly correct all irregu-
laiities and ills Nadia' to females. Sold
by dealers, or by mail post paid on reoeipt
of price -50 cents a box or aix boxes for 2.50
Dr, William's Med. Co„ Etroekvill, Ont.,
or Morristown, N. Y. Beware of imita-
tions.
C: CeEticuemis &Cm
Gentlemen, -The top of my head wart bald
for several years. I used MINA.RD'S LINI-
MENT, and now have as good a growth of
hair as I ever had.
Mas. ALBERT MCKAY.
Wheately River, P, B. I.
I have used HINARD'S LINIMENT free-
ly on my herta and now have a good head
of hair after having been bald for several
years. It is the only hair restorer I hare
ever found.
des. 0: Axpeneon.
• Stanley Bridge, P. E. I.
A motion to release Walter Cohen,
the absconded New York "financier"
will be made. He is still in 13erlin jail
beld under (mimeses by New York ore.
(titers, who believe (kit he hos $40,000
salted down.
A picture by Mesonier entitled
"Peintreau Chevalet" was sold at Du-
mas' sale in Paris, Sunday for $12,000,
itis but 6 x 4 inches in size.
France, Germany, Belgium, Switzer-
land, Italy and Great Britain have ac-
cepted the invitation to the internati-
onal silver conference proposed by the ,
United States Government.
Taking Goods 1
--kJ-4410f 5 of people taking them is
the order of thinge.1.1 the MARKET
STORE.
Notwithstanding that the fanners are
so busy they call around as usual to se-
cure the special bargains we offer. We
wish you to remember that we are ofthr-
uig Prints, plain, in all colors ;
and lovely patterns In figured, at prices
never before sold at in Exeter. Just
test this will you !
Also a magnificent lot of Dress Goods
in the newest shades, just opened. We
were fortunate to secure a large' quan-
tity Cottons, Cottonades and Shirtings
before the rise on these good.s, and will
sell thorn at the usual low figures.
We will give all the benefit of the
large job lot of Boots & Shoes will& we
cau sell below original cost, and make
money. Come right in and secure some
of them.
J. P. ROSS.
Market Store,
Daslawood.
Anon Dv. -As the appointed day for
planting One was rather disagreealrie the
teaohers and pupils of our school postponed
the work till kat Friday, which turned out
to be a very fine day fer the otreasion. Be-
fore Rohm to work a splendid program was
rendered by the pupile, which aonsisted of
frame, recitations, de. After the entertain-
ment part was over ail went out and flower,
bode were made, the yard Weaned, trees
planted, eta. Le tbe evening before the
penile were dismissed all joined in dining
Auld Lang Syne, God Savo the Queen, and
in hiving three cheers for the Queen; also
Arlen Day.
CONTAGIOUS Disnesss. -Tbe children of
this section have bad their share of eickness
since last fall. First tbey were attacked
with Soarietina, them by the mumps and
now quite a number have the measles. We
may be mistaken, but wo believe that the
following are some of the reasons why these
diseases aro so prevalent, irx this section; (I)
The schoolhouse whiclethese children at-
tend is very poorly ventilated, (2) The
space is too small for go many Children. (5)
The rooms are swept every noon and. thira
the pupils consume quantities of duet daily.
If the people of the seotion would look at
Ilia matter in the proper way the cost of
baylng the aboye °hire:lions removed would
be leas than the dodoes bills, lost time,. eta.
We are glad to note that the building is to
be enlarged during tha coming holidayreand
we hope that the abominable sweeping at
noon will also be a thing of the past,
Baurs.-Mr John Bugland raised a new
building on his farm on Monday evm-Dr
Sparrow., of Toronto, was the guest of Mr J.
Volker on Sunday. -Mrs (1).) Daying, nee
Miss Mary Schluehter,of Detroit, is visiting
friends in this vicinity -Messrs Eidt &
Will per aro having a abed erected in front of
their mill to take the place of the old mill
bank. -The Evangelical church is being re-
paired this week. Thie was badly needed,
as on Sunday last just before Sunday ached
was diemissed, a large piece of plaster fell
on the floor, almost striking some ladies. -
On Sunday next Rev M. L. Wing, of Berlin,
will conduct quarterly -meeting aervices in
the Evangelical °burgh here, -The Young
People's Alliance will meet on Friday evg.
this week instead of on Thursday. -Mr W.
Ball, undertaker, has purehased a new and
handsome hearse from a firm in London. -
Mrs Diratein of Michigan, is the guest of
leer father, Mr le Graybil, sr. -Mi ,T. Hall
has sold the driver he bought at Mr Witzel's
sale to Mr H. Deneart of Zurich. -The
farmers should koap their black sheep in at
night as tiny are apt to frighten yonng
ladies.
NOTICE.
A meeting of the shareholders of the Exeter
Salt Works tio. will be held Monday, Jane the
Sth, a42 o'clock p. n, sharp, at the town hall.
T. B. CABLING, Seen -
N UTIGE TO DEBTORS.
Mr. F. Wart& having sold his business owing
to illehealth, and .being abourto leave this
sectiWn, hereby requests all persons owing him
to settle at once by either cash or note.
Dash wood, May 19, 92. F. WITRTZ.
OTIOE.
The council of the Oovporation of the County
of Huron will meet in the Court House, God-
erich, on Tuesday, June 7th, 1892. at 3 o'clock
p. m.
W. LaNE,
May 19th , 3892-2 t Co. Clerk.
TENDERS.
QEALED TENDERS marked "For Mounted
Policia Provisions and Light supelies,"and
e adrenal to the Honourable ithe President of
the Privy Council, Ottawa. will be received up
to noon on Tuesday. 7th June, 1892.:
Printed forms of tendereeontaining full in-
formation as to the articles land approximate
The lowest or any tender not necessarily ac-
equepatnetdi.tiee required. May be had on application
at any of the Mounted Police Posts in the North
west, or at the otnce of the undersigned.
suNtho pternindteorawfiolrlin'n)se, geeeived :unless made on
Each tender must be accompanied by an ao-
opted Canadian bank cheque for an amount
equal to ten per cent. of the total value of the
articles tendered for, wbioh will be forfeited if
the party declines to en ter into a centred evii en
called upon to do so. or if he fails to complete
the service contracted for. If the tender be
not accepted the cheque will be returned.
No payment will be made to newspapers in-
serting this advertiseinent without authority
having been first obtained.
FRED. WHITE,
Comntroll.;r, N. W. M. Polje�,
Ottawa, May 3r4. 1892.
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