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THE WEEK'S NEWS.
Condensed for TimesReaders,
Everything in Brief.
Be,. Mr. Leeoh, of Lonclesleoro, is Mill
very ill.
The trustees of Revere sohool have ie.
onred the 'terve:see of A. Iiranion as teacher
tor 1893.
Menne. Jarrett Bros., of Stanley, thrashed
for Wm. Logan 1,000 bushels of peas and
Oats in six home.
G. D. Lawrie. Esq„ Mitohell road, Blau -
shard, has sold bin farm to Mr. Wm Rundle
tor the sum of $7,000.
The petition against the return of Mr.
W. F. MoLean, as M. P. for Esst York,
has been dietnissed.
A student in Albert College, named
Filler, was dangerously hurt in a football
game at Belleville Friday.
The total amount of goods exported
from Goderioh during the month of 90.
Sober foote up to 8122,230.
Mr. T. Ration of London tp,, whil& on
his way to Granton the ether day, had a
valuable horse die on the road.
Mr. James Meacham, poatmaster of
Belleville, has completed his 85t1i year of
life, and is still notiVe in his duty.
Probably the last veeeel to carry stook -
ere from Canada was the stearaehip Texas,
which sailed on TueecleY front Montreal
for Bristol.
A gang of workmen aornmeneed moat
Netting at the corner ot King and John
streets. Hamilton, on Monday for the
foundation of Sir John A. MoDoneld's
memorial atatute
The Nitiety.firat Battalion, Manitoba
Light Iufantry, with the exeeption of
NOS. 2 and 0 companies, has been wiped
out of existence) by tbe latest militia gen-
eral orders,
The Nova Scotia Fruit Growers' Asso-
ciation has sent to Chicago for oold
storage upwards of 200 varieties of apples
and pears which have been put up in as
many different oases.
H. R. eves, a Montreal foundryrnan,
ho a called a meeting of his oreditore. He
Owes about $100,000 but his aatual Assets
are expooted to show a surplus of $19,000
Qt. $20,000.
The new brick school home al Union No
5, Puliarton, known as Neigh's school, was
opened on Thursday niabt, of lad week,
with a pablie entertainment. The teacher,
Mr. Gibe= Mahaffe, had a splendid pro-
gram.
• It ia mid that Mr. E. A. Macdonald
will issue another evening paper on
Thursday to advocate annexation. That
will make four evening papers in To-
ronto.
On the 210 of October, Mr. John Fer-
guson, of Bayfield, while looking for
vrreolcage on the beach found a shingle
with the following written in red chalk:
"Bonham United States, we are all lost
on an open boat, On the mom side,
upset on reef."
4,04
'MUTE AKE.-Tho Sale Of
the lands in this came, advertiod in
our columns to have takeu place on the
let ultimo, and postponed as per adver-
tieemene till the 29th ultimo, has been
Further postpened. Full particulars of
which will appoo.r by posters.
-
'THE TESTIAtORIALS published on behelf
of Seed's Sarsaparilla are as reliable and
as worthy your confidence, as if they came
from yonr beat and most trusted neighbor.
They state only the simple feats in regard
to what Hood's Sarsaparilla has done, al,
ways within truth and reason,
Constipation and all troubles with the
digelleive organs] and the liver, are cured by
Hood's Pills. Unequalled ati a dinner Pill.
In the abeence of Mr. Wm. Atkinson
of Clandeboye, and family from home one
day lately, two young tramps entered
their residence, broke open the cash box
and abstracted $1. 50 -all the cash it
contained. There was a check on the
bank for $25, but it remained untouched;
it was cash they wanted. They proaeeded
to the residence of Mr, Samuel Hedging
and offered to hire, pretending to be
looking for work,
'
CATARRH No Locar, ',Hue CONSTITUTION-
Dio Lewis, the eminent Boston
phyarcian, in a magazine article Says: "A
radical error underlies nearly all medical
treatment of eattarle It is not a disease of
the man's nose; it Is a disease of the man,
showing itself in the noso-a local exhi-
bition of a constitutional trouble." There-
fore, he argues, the use of snuff and other
local applications is wrong, and vrhile they
• seem to give temporary relief, they really
do more harm than good. Other leading
authorities agree with Dr. Lewis. Hence
the only proper method of mire for catarrh
is by taking a constitutional remedy like
Hood's Sarsaparilla, werieb, reaching every
part of the body througla the blood does
eliminate all impurites and make the whole
inan healthier. It removes the cause of
the trouble and restores the diseased
membrene to proper condition. That this
is the practical result is proved by them-
anda oi peuple who have been Loured of
catarrh tee taking ;levee Sarsaparilla,
.12,-A grey hound bitch, light
yel ere color,white spot on back of neck.
Finder.will be suitably rewarded by
leaving earn° at Mr. Gillespie's.
BELEUIVIATISM CURED IN A
South America Rheumatic Cure for Ithen-
matism and Neuralgia ridioally aures inl to
3 dave. Its action upon the system is
remarkable and mysterious. It removes
at once the cause and the disease immediat-
ely disappears. The first dose greatly
benefits. 75 onto. Warranted by
C. Late, Druggist. aug. 14.
C. C. RICHARDS & CO.
14.) SoD Clemge has milli:wed with ilea.
ealgia sound the heart since 1898, but by
the application of MINARD'S LINIMENT
in 1830 n cotnplOtely dieeppeared and has
not troubled bine slum. JAS. McKee,
Linwood, Ont. 6.
•414-441
11/Ionth1y Prizes for Boys and
Girls
The "Sunlight" Soap Co., of Terontoi offer
• the following pri zee every month till further
notice, to boys and girls urider 16, residing in
*the Province of Ontario, who send the greatest
number ef"Suntight" wrappers: 1st 510; 2nd,
56; 3rd 43; 4th 51 5 th to 14th a handsome
book ; and a pretty Meter° to those who send
not less than 12 wrappers. Send -wrappers to
'68unlight" Soap Office. 43 Scott s treet, Toronto
not later than 29th of each month, a,nd marked
eemisetition; also give full name, address, aye
arid number of wrappers. Winner' names will
be published in Toronto Mail on first Saturday
in eh mouth.
loop lotIr
ON
THIS
SPACE
Read Carel ally its contents,
than come and
PROVE ITS
REALITY.
For Grey Flannels, Fancy
Flannels and Flannelettes,
and Ladies' and Children's
-Underclothing, you can be
satisfied at
j, 13. CLARICE'S,
Huron CountyUnion ofChristian
Endeavor. •
The iirat annual convention of the Huron
°Gent), Union of Christian Endeavor eon-
vened in ethe Preabyterian church, Wing -
ham, on Wedneedey of last week. There
was a good attenderme of delegates,though
not as many outsiders aa had been expect-
ed. Nevertheless the convention was a
ettecess and it is atife to eey that good will
be the outcome of it.
.Among the more important addressee
was one from Rev. Mr, McDonagh of Exe-
ter, who spoke "of the advantages of
Christian Unity. People who belittled
Christianity aud ask for a 'recurrence of
the Penticomal povrer, forget that in every
24 hours no leas than 6,000 souls are
brought to Christ.
The election of officers reaulted in the
choice of Rev. J et, Henderson, Heneall,
Pres.; Rev. S. Sellery, Wingham, and A.
M. McKay, Brueeels, Vice .Prea ; de Grigg,
Exeter, See.; Mies Bogie McGregor,
Brneefield, Treas.
It waa decided to hold the next annual
meeting ia Hensel' in September next
about the 3rd week,
Exeter Public School Report.
The following aro the names of those
who received the highest number of marks
during the month of October
Dept. 1 -Sr. class- W. Brooks, .A
Holland, E. MeCallnm. Inter. elem-
.& Martin, W. Millenn, in. Kemp. JT,
elass-A. Brooks, M. Weataway, G Hicks.
No, on roll, 60; average attendance, 54
T. A Blume, Teacher.
Dep t. II -Sr. class -Nellie Queue°,
Willie Bewden, Frank Willis, Ethel
Sweet. Jr. class-Roso Barton, Stella,
Gregory, Berney Dignan, Allie Sandford.
No. on roll, 50; average attendance, 41.
M xss VOSDER, Teacher.
Dept. III -Sr. class -N. Kinsman, R,
Eamon, R. Southcott, Ge Kemp. Jr elate
Qu ance, A. Martin, M. Rollin, E.
Beer. No. on roll, 54; average attend-
ance, 40. Miss GREGORY, Teacher,
Dept. IV -Sr. class -Eva Carling,Clara
Fanson, Jennie Sandford, Eddie Dignan.
Jr. 0 la -Ada Powell, Czar Rollins, Geo
Sanders, Eno Cudtnore. No, on roll,
57; average attendance, 40.
M. E. GILL, Teacher.
Dept. V -Sr. class -Gilbert Williams,
Percy Browning, Jessie Dow, Alice Peter-
son. Inter. class -John Newcombe, Alma
Cudmore, Vera Hawkshavs, Maud Taylor.
Jr. class -Annie Hiedeman, Louisa Piper
Nettie Walters, Delia Walper. No. on
roll, 82; average attendance, 66.
Mess Weenonn, Teacher
Dept. VI -Sr. class -Ralph Sage,Pearl
Sage, Paul Sage, Jennie Russell. Inter,
class -Shirley Bobier, Regina Davia,Ruby
Davidson, Lette Jones. Jr. class -Mabel
'Newton, Percy Wood, Harry Huaton,Roy
Leatborn. No. on roll, Si; average at-
tendance, 63.
Mess Petneare, Teacher.
Average attendance for the month,310;
No. on rolls, 887.
T. A. BROWN', Principal.
BORN.
Smiee-In Modesto, Cal., on the 12th ult.,
the wife of John Smsle, a daughter.
Molhams-In Biddnlph, on the 9th inet,
wile of Oscar MeFalls, of a son.
McAvos-In Exeter, on the 9th inst., wife
of J. MeAvoy. of a son.
MARR lED
Mooren-lexien-Al the residence of the
bride's parents, on the 9th inst.. by Rev.
0, Fleteher; Mr, Wm, Moodie, of Far.
quhet, to Iviies Agnes leydd, eldest daugh-
ter of Wm. Kydd, Men, deputy-veeve of
'Osborne.
SANDERS-PERKINS-At the residence of
the bride's parents; on the 9th inst., by
Rev. A. L. Russell, B. D., Mr. Samuel
Sanders, of Stephen township, to Miss
Josephine Perkins, 4th daughter of Mr.
Chas, Perkine, of Exeter.
HETRLY -STETENS-At the reside:roe of
the bride's father, on Oot. 27th, MineTos,
Whetely, to Miss Lizeieithird daughter
of Mr. Je Stevens, all ofElullett.
STOVAx -RIDDELL-At Pilot Motinchon the
18th Oot., by Rev. W. Farquharson, Hr.
Stovall of Deloraiue. Man., to Miss Mary
Riddell, daughter of Mr. W. Riddell,
RISMIoND-RoRniSoN-Ab the R. C. church
Kingehridge (Ashiield) on the 29th Oot.,
by Bev. Fathee Lizi,t, Ur. John Red-
mond of West Veawanosh to Minnie,
daughter of ,Mr. Charlea Bobinson of
Aohfield.
Joutreeon-Reommern ---On the 1st inst., at
the Rattenbury St. Methodist Parsonage,
Clinton, by the Rev. J. W. Shilton, B.A„
Mr. John H. Johnston of Mich„to Lizzie
sister of Rev. R. Redmond, and youngest
daughtar of the late John Redmond of
Hay.
DIED.
MoLneeAtr-In 'libber*, on Oct. 29th, Mar-
garet McLellan, aged 82 Items. '
Romtn---Iu Motherwell, on the 31st Oot.,
Geo. Roger, sr., aged 55 years,i0 menthe.
PETERS -In SeafOrth, On 3r5 Met., John
Peters, aged 74 years,
Senvmate.-In Clinton, on the 7th Met.,
James Staveley, aged 74 years. "
Sale RegisPer.
Tuesday, Nov. 15 -Farm Stock, inn.
plements, dot, the property of 1VIrs, S.
Jury, lot 21, con. 2, N. T. R., Usborne.
Sale at one o'clock. A. J. Rollins,
.A.uc.
English Sperm Liniment remvoes al
heed, soft or eallouged Lurepe and Memel
ishee from horses, Blood Spavin,Otetbs.
Splints, Ring Bone, Sweeney, Stifles
Sprains, Sore and Swollen Throat, Cougha
eto. Save $50 by use of one bottle. War
anted the most wonderful Blemish Cure
or known. Sold by 0. Lutz.29-ly
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
Berkshito Boar (large breed) for servioe on
lot 15, con 7, fIsberne. Bred from lst prize
stook. Terme 31. Wil SNELL.
F, KINSMAN, L.D.S, D.D.S
• Graduate of Royal College of Dental
Surgeons. and of the Dental Departntent of
Toronto University, (with honors.)
Specie, iat in bridge -work, and gold and por-
t:101am crowns.
Pore Nitrous Oxide Gas and lona] ansisthet-
las for painless extraotions. Always at home,
Office : Fanson's Block.. Exeter,
FARM FOR SALE.
I3eing lot 10, con,t14. South HoundarY of Mb-
bert, containing 100aeres of first-olass oil. A
bank barn 120 x 50, part brier, end part, frante.
Well fenced, good water in fine well ; 10 gores
of bush, 90 urea cleared. One mile from poste
office, and onvenient to Bohol. WM be told
for $6,000, one-half down, baltinee to suit pur-
chaser at5-1 per cent: Immediate poetession
given. Apply to
N10 -2m R. KELLAND ,
Etimville. P.O.
MARKET REPORTS,
Exeter. 1892
Fall wheat per bush t Nov,* ' . *
Snring wheat L "V.- •••••• • - 03 $ 65
33 per euscse..,....00 60
-le
Peas per bush
Oat per bush - .:. •• • Fa 23
es
Flour perbbl.... . 400 440
Apples per bag ... .. 75 85
Potatoes per bag 1 00 1 00
Hay per ton 600 600
Wood per oord hard....-4 00 4 0
le ood per cordsoft... 0 00 2 00
Butter per lb. • .•-•,.... • ....•• 16 18
Eggs per dozen ,, . 4 15
Pork per hundred-, -............. 5 50 6 00
roars' Motion!
PRICE LIST
FLOUR. Zurich S. 13.
cc Family Choice
Pastry
Myers' Royal Spice (per cwt.)
SHORTS (Per cwt)
BRAN
All orders of ton lots or over ffiled on
shortest notice.
Orders in the village delivered prom-
ptly .in' ea Hetnetinn Tiarppt,.,9(1.
R. S. RICHARDSON,
Opposite Town. Hall. Manager.
$ 2,10
1,75
1.90
6.00
0.'75
0.00
HOGS
"WANTED I,
•
ON' AND APTER ISI OCTOBER.
SNELL Bf?0,3 & CO'Y
Will pay the Highest Cash mice for
Hogs
DRESSED OR ALIVE.
AT THE
Exeter Packing House
Hogs to Weigh from 100 to 200 lbs
REMOVAL
V0131,1,11 4.116Pdv, BAKERY
41; tailatiA, & Confectonery
--
We have this week removed to our new
promises,
In WOOD BROS.' BLOCK,
Where, in addition to our already nicely a si
sorted stock of
C_AasTrams,
mm,-172TS, ite
C1clasTmnECTsciri'vmm,"2-,
We have opened the finest display ever soon in
the County.
Call and see us ; eyerybody welcome.
We melte a specialty of Wedding. Cakes
and carry a large stock of Wedding Con-
fectionery; also wedeitte take boxee
While we return thanket to our many
customers for past favors, we solicit a con-
tinnance of their patronage and invite that
of others.
E. A. FOLLICK.
THE
• GOODS
ARE
GOING
"'AST
YOU _ARE
To McDONELLS'
OUR•
PRICES
WILL
STA WTI/a
You
ALJL INVITED
SLAEG
HTER SALE:
Of STOVES, HARDWARE, TINWARE, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS
In fact, everything in the Stock—which is first-classi—will be sold at a Bargain,
POSITIVELY AT AND BELOW COST.
Having purchased, at the low rate of 49 cents on the dollar,
The 13.661\TICELTYPT STOCIC of SZSSETT BROS.
We will for the next 30 days Slaughter the Goods.
If you require anything in our line, buy at once, and save money, for never before
were such bargains offered.
Bissett's Old Stand, Exeter, IVIoDONELL BROS,
VOIMINSIENNIMPIIIIIIME.110010.1mannilicimesperraulimiumilmonommOntaleaNallailliN
you
w
PIANO, ORGAN, BICYCLE, SEWING
1VIACRINE, BOYS' & GIRLS' TRICY-
3''C:a)nt a
7-CDTJ" ? ITHE NEMO
CLES, EXPRESS WAGONS?
seenaree meet GRADE. ALL MADE OF THE arin
STEEL AND WARRANTED Fon ONE yos.w
MANUCOMTURMUY
he Geoid Bievole Go. Ltd,
LIMP/TFORD, ONT.
Send for Catalogue
If you do, the place tO get the most reliable
goods at a modern prim is at PERKTNS &
MARTIN'S, dealer; in Mnsioal Instruments,
Sowing Maohine supplies. eto.
All kinds of farm icatitemente sold on i mar
gin aver cot. Agents for the eelebrated Chat
ham Wagon.
PERRIN'S & MARTIN,
Fanson's Block.
JUST ARRIVED
—AT—
G3E3E/LEY'S
Cobbledick & Fol1ana
.Elaiing lately purchased the Stook and Good -will of Mr.
J, N. Howard, and added largely to the Stock, they have now
the best equipped and largest Hardware at Tinware
Establishment in the County. They sel tole -
sale and Retail, and carry •
BUILDERS' MATERIALS, ETU.
BLACKSMITH'S SUPPLIES, ETC.,
CARRIAGE MAKER'S GOODS, ETC.,
STOVES, TINWARE, BICYCLES,
and everything in SMALL HARDWAR
LARGEST STOCK OF Ni4lL8 in the COUNTi,
GET THEIR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY.
House clearing,time is upon ns. U iiv fer•
'ceilings. They have the genuine thing only, in an improved form.
You can mix it yourself with cold water. They have all the tints
Call and see their fine store, fine stock and fine prices,
C01313LIDDICIM cgc TOLLAND
Furnitirre & Undertaking EstablishmentC AU
TION
A very NEW Prices to suit
large line of GOODS everybody.
Bring along your old Furniture and
have it made new.
The largest stock of
New Picture Mouldings
in tovrn.
Also PARLOR SUITES
seem'
CURTAIN POLES -in all colors.
Remember you can have your Curtain
Poles cut any length desired, as
we buy them in long lengths.
Call and Instect our Stock
GIDLEY.
Oddfellows Block.
rashional)lo 31y1os 1
Left in the shade hy our Prices,
Summer Goods going at
ANY PRICE
Now is the time for Bargains! Big
Orives in
PRINTS AND
• DRES
Lots of New Pall:Goods,
than ever. Come ad see the
that we lead in '
CHOICE GOODS and LOW PRICES,
DOUPE
THh BEST YET!
THE CHEAPEST YET
• THE BIGGEST YET
ed Clothing produced in Exeter
I leave yonz orders early, fov
tat! of Tailors; the best
mmings, and the best
are sure of Batista°.
wit
ttoak
Ontting 112
deb
EACH PLUG OF
Myrtle Navy
IS MARKED
T & B.
331ZONZ731
NONE - OTHER - GENUINE
Three:Points!
NOTE WELL.
Experience, ehadto.
e x p en haveience that
tention to business, close prices and
proper fits, are the main factors in our
business.
Pronintitude
Vein this ever
• redeeming feat -
ere imprinted deeply on our motto, we
have won the patronage of the many
whom despise those too -often -resorted
to tactics of tailors especially, namely
putting off until next week what should
have been done thin
Satisfaction
This is a nice
• looking word,but
to carry out its meaningbis difficult to
some. We glory in word and the way
it is exemplified in our shop- We guar-
antee eatisfaction every time in all res-
pects.
If you want a suit, a coat, vest or pair
of pants, give us a call and be convinced
that what we have mid is true.
W. JOHNS.
ALESNEN
WANTED. 141111,
To sell our unexcelled Nursery Stock.
Steady employment and control of terri
tory. Have done businese in Canada 35
years. Liberal pay to the right man.
Send for terms.
CHASE BROS & CO
Cotborne,. Ont.
SALESMEN WANTED.
We want both travelling and local Salesmen
to reprcsent the old established Fonthill Nur-
series. SALARY PAID PROM THE START
to Salesmen experienced in our lino; liberal
terms to beginners and a permanent situation
assured. We have 71'l) ACRES under cultiva-
tion and are the only firm furnishing STRICT-
LY FIRST-CLASS CANADIAN GROWN
STOCK. OUTFIT FREE. HARDY VARIE-
TIES for North Ontario and Manitoba. a spee-
tatty. WE teUARANTER OUR STOCK
Apply for terms at once. We wank you NOW
STONE & WELLINGTON,
Toronto, Oen.
tion, ey SATED hyl3uy-
ing at our
PLANING MILL
And LUMBER YARD
We keep constantly on hand a large stock of
sit kinds of building materials. Dresseder un-
dressed pine and hemlock lumbor, also a ohoiee
stook of No. 1 pine lath.
Our stook of doors, sash, blinds. mouldings,
ko. is complete and thorougly kiln dried.
We offer for sale 1,6'00,000 XX aud XXX PINS
and OED AR SHINGLES manufactured by the
best makersin Ontario. '
Tanks and cisterns, all shapes and sizes,made
to order at lowest prices. We have something
newin this line for watering cattle in the stable
or barnyard.
Call and see our oelebrated Baking Cabin.
Every woman using them reeommensis tl.em
Turning,band,sorollsawintr, and all kinds of
maohine work promptly attended to.
It will be to your interest to examine out
stook before purchasing elsewhere.
ROSS & TAYLOR, Main Street
READ
THIS:
'111107 -ALL BLOW AND BLUSTER
R N. ROW .t.1
Still takes lead in the
Furniture Eiusiness
We are too busy to call on people in
need of Furniture; but please drop in
our Warerooms and see our Stock and
we will try to suit you in this line.
Ordered 1AT ork Neatly Done on Short Notice
R
5nomf ember we have also a handsome
1iii
U7iderta7ang Goods
liways on hand, and all calls in this
ine will be promptly attended to, and
;satisfaction guaranteed every time.
Store -Net to 1VIolsons Bank, Exete
ROBT. N. ROWE.
A
Combination
High Qualit.* 81,,,LowPilke•
This is the condition of affairs witbi.
uses regIrds Footwear of every descrip-
tion, Prices within the reach of all, and,
now is the time to buy t
BOOTS & SHOES, •
SLIPPERS,
RUBBERS, ETC.
In ordered boots and shoes we give
every sistiefaction, For first. class stock
and first class workmanship we lead.
Repairing neatly and Quickly done, at
right prices. A call will convince you
that the best place tc buy is at
,021CO. 24,A,ITSOZT'S