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of Toronto; also tor the PliCWN/S.
eSeRee CNSTYRANOE COMPANY, oi .t.ionclon;
Zuglarttl, AL1 INSIDIA.NCE COSI-
PaNY ofenaglaed.
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F, KINSMAN, L.D.S, D.D.S
• Graduate of Royal College of Dental
Eurgeoue. and of the Dental DepArtraent or
a °rent() Ilnivereity, (with honors.)
Skeane ist in bridge -work, and geld and por-
celain orewns.
Pure Nitrous Oxide Cias and local an for pteinleas esstraotions. Alwaye at home.
Olnee: Fauson's Bleek, Exeter.
IMPORTANT
On Thursday, Friday 84
Saturday a Customers' bene-
fit sale will be held at 'THE
MART,when a straight dis-
count of 25 per cent. will be
given on all Fancy Goods.
Purchases of $1 and lip -
wards, other than customers
will be allewed 20 per cent
only.
Customers will please ask
for Benefit Teket,
J. GRIGG,
Stock Taking!
AND
STOCK-
TAKING
BARGAIN S
-AT THE -
es,
Baizrtipi Storo
All winter goods must go.
No carrying stook over at
the Big Store.
Overcoats for Men and Boys,
Caps tor Men and Boys, Fur goods
of all kinds, Goat Robes, Fur coats
Wool Blankets, Wool Underwear,
Mantle Cloths, all going at cledr-
Ing prices.
A few ends of Sealette for
nearly half their value. We
make Sealette Jaeliets to
order and guarantee perfect
fit and Al workmanship.
We have about twenty of
this season's perfect -fitting
jaekets still on hand; they
will go at very low prices.
You should see them.
SNAP.-- iso Ladies' Jack-
ets and Ulsters bought at a Bank-
rupt Stock sale, prices originally
were $5 to $1o, our price and your
pick for $1,99. See them.
The !balance of our Millinery
Stock goes at any price.
J. A. STEWART.
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Notice to Tiraes' Readers.
,The publishers would esteem it a fitter if
cadent would,when making their purchases,
I-ten:ion that they saw the merchtnt's adver-
tisement in DIE Trews.
'Mt eNttitV Marl.
THURSDAY, JANCTARY 19th 1893.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
eaforth Dye Works.
All orders for the above works can be
eft at E H Fish's barber shop. Satisfac-
on guaranteed,
Lame- sale,
Last week Messes. Snell Bros, & Co.sold
a Toronto dealer upwards of e5,000
forth of smoked and salted meets, besides
couple of car loads of hogs to another
paler. This Company is booming the
Brk business in this section.
Eaten eses Experience,
t.Mr. Wm. Derbyshire of Mersea bought
re hogs at 41 cents per pound on the 1st
November, ism He fed them 41 bush.
wheat and sold them for $7,40 per cwt.,
Id made $1.02 per bushel for his wheat.
n ground the wheat fine and soaked it
r 12 hours.
ize Foundry Assured.
The efforts of the„indefatigible foundry
renuttee have been rowned with sp-
ite. On Monday evening the negotia-
ins were brought to a successful close
itheMnrrey Bros. of Wingham, and on
gesclay Mr. Wm. Bawden and a Mr.
nrray went to Brantford to effect the
'rehase ot the Verity Plow Buildings
S. The foundry will be opened at an
date as soma as the machinery can
iatranged. Mph praise le due Messrs.
livdell, Lutz, J. Farmer, T B, Carling
11J. McLaughlia for their efforts in this
addition to the many resideets of
town who should join the Mechanics
titute, we think ii would be a benefit
to the farmers' sons and daughters in
vicinity to become members for the
filet months at least. They would then
ve access to a library of well chosen
rks of seierice,travel,history and fiction,
the perueel of which the long winter
nings could be pleasantly tend profitably
's Litinaent cures Colds, eto.
rerevittee.
eG4ro.od. Friday falls on Afittah 31st this
The brick is on the ground far the new
grist mill,
Yesterday grain and wood began to
move more lively.
The businese men of town are this week
busily engaged taking stock.
Revival services are being continued in
the .)laiu-st church this week.
The public are crying out fox the Star
Altnanac of Montreal and will take no
other.
Speciei talus) in dress goods and silks
during stook taking at the Rig Bankrupt
Store
The Ilnron Spring Assizes will open at
Goderich on farch 13th, before Juselee
Rose.
Mr. Quarry of Centralia hes sold
mercantile business to Mr. Bantle,
Stratford.
Dinner setts, tea setts, hanging le
stand lamps -all at sale prices -at the
Bankrupt Store.
The skating on the rink has been
and the young folks enjoyed theinse
the past week.
Fur boas, storm collars and muffs,
coats and robes at clearing prices at
Big Bankrupt Store.
At the meeting of the Usborne Cott
on Monday Mr Wm. Kydd was chos
deputy reeye for 1893.
Mr. .A. Q Bobier is having brick ha
for the erection of an evaporator n
summer opposite the town hal'.
Messra. Snel113ros. & Co. have diesel
partnership, Suell Bros, buying Mr. Jo
stn'a interest in the business.
The Big Bankrupt Store makes to or
their very best black wonted suits for
You save just a V on this euit. See 0
CRATON POSTRATTS -Miss M. V. W
is now prepared to do portraits in era>
life elm Orders to be left at residen
A large eOntingent of the Royal Te
piers of Temperance attended the ann
meeting of the District Lodge at Varna
Tuesday.
The cold weather still continues a
Wail:teas is still quiet in consequence, m '
roads are yet heavy and in any cases
broken,
Until further notice there evill
skating inthe rink on Tuesday and Thu
day, and Saturday nights and Wednesd
and Saturday afternoons. 8' Deists.
aleDenell Bros, having effeeted a satie-
eatery lease of the store, have decided to
emain hi town for a longer period, and
ill inaugurate a slaughter sale ef their
tock of new goods.
The different /Councile throughout the
utility met cn Monday and transacted
he primary business. The reeves and
eputies go to Goderich next week to fur -
her legislate.
Pork has got so dear that some of the
tuber fleet/ are purchasing beef to supply
heir lumber camps up north. Good beef
only about cents by the side, while
ork is 8 cents a pound.
Read the new story commenced in this
sue of TneTzerea,entitled"ARemerkable
riental Experience " It is a thrilling
ory of Chinese Treachery and will be
uud very interesting.
While in their lodge room on Monday
ening some miscreant locked the door on
e Royal Templara, and it was with some
fficulty that they got out. The key
d been left on the °Weide of the door.
Farmers „ are fetching their hogs to
xeter in large quantities the past week.
eter is the beat market for this product
any town in the County, there being no
s than seven buyers, besides a pork
ctory, which requires as many as can be
t. As high as$8.65 was paid this week.
What are the ice consumers goirg to do
ice text summer ? This is a question
at will be agitating the hotel keepers and
ars in a few weeks. Since the partial
truction of the mill dam and the mere
the water,the body requisite is missing.
ith a little foresight this state of affairs
Id have been obviated.
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It is now about as safe to go on a rail-
way joprney as it is to stay at hams. Laet
year only one passenger in every 2,000,000
carried by the railways of this continent
were killed. The traveller by rails enjoys
greater immunity from accident than did
his forefathers who journeyed by the tedi-
ous stage coach.
At the Christmas examinations of the
Ontario .Agricultural College. Guelph, the
following persons from this section passed
credible examinations : Firet year (in all
subjects), John Atkinson, Seaforth ; John
Buchanan, Hensel'. Second year, James
Atkinson, Seafortb; R. McMordie, W. W.
Cooper, Kippen; John H. Burns, Kirkton
Missionary services were held in the two
Methodist churches here last Sunday. In
the Jamea-st church Rev. Mr. Holmes of
Parkhill officiated; and in the Mein-st
church Rev. Mr. Hobbs of Brantford.
Excellent sermons were preached and
liberal collections given, the James -at rais-
ing a sum equal to last year's, and Main-
st $201 93.
At a meeting of the Stephen & Uaborne
agl, Society, last week the following
officers were elected; President; John Del -
bridge, Usborne; Se.m1 Sanders, Stephan,'
Vice President, Directors, Wm Elliot, 11
Eilber, John Willis, Wes Hawkshaw, Wm
White, E Christie,H Jones, J Ballantine,
Alex Dyer was elected Secy, and W G
Bissett, Trees:
At a meeting of the South Huron Ag'l
Society on Wednesday the following offi-
cers were elected; President Leo Hunter
Usborne; 1st vice Alex Ross Stanley; 2nd
vice, Robt McMordie, Hay; Directors,
John Ketehen, Stanley, Robt McMordie,
and Hugh Love, Hay; Geo Penhale, Step-
hen, John Hunter and Thos Russell Urn
borne, H McCartney, Tuckersmith; J
Young, Seeforth; Secy.Treas, M Y Mc-
Lean; Auditors; Thos Frazer, and Jas
Swan, The Society is in pod standing,
"I would like to get hold of the lad who
reported that I fainted at New Hamburg
on Saturday," said Conductor Snider,
while going through his train yestet day
morning If the conductor can use his -fists
as scientifieally as he handles the ticket
punch, said lad's chanes are small, indeed.
'There was no necessity for fainting -in
fact,time was too precious. This is how it
was; -A young lady purchased a ticket at
New Hamburg for Baden, and started to
cross just as the express pulled in at full
speed I did not think of myself, and was
at her side before I knew it. I pulled her
off the track, and we both fell on to the
platform, but neither ef us fainted. It was
the closest call I ever had (tering my rail-
road experience, and I felt as though
looked white, but there was no time to
faint." -London Free Press
Native,
Snell Bros., having bought out the fir
of Suet' Bros, & Co., all persons indebt
to the late firm are respoetiuily request
to settle at onee, as the business of t
late firm moat be viesund up immediate'
•
(Moor/wailed.
Dietrict Deputy W. jacksop, of Clint
visited Exeter on Monday eyening, and
Stalled the officers of Plymouth Lodge,
63, S. 0. E, B. 8., as fellows :
Bro. S. Sweet, P P
Jos Senior, W P'
Ed Bissett, V I'.
Geo Kemp, Sec'y
13 Mareland, Trees
T A Amos, Surgeon
Committeemen :-W. Dearing, J Swee
Thos. Sweet, R. Crocker, P. Routley, an
Jno, Parsons ; Trustees : Bawcle
Geo Davis, and Jim. Speakman; Audit°
H. Spackman and N. D. Burden.
The officers of Exeter Lodge, No, 6
Independent Order of Oddfellows, wer
duly installed on Tuesday evening for tb
ensuing term :
Bro D. Pavia, J P G
A Hastings, N G
II Buckingham tr G
8 A Poplestone R S
.A. E Enke P S
11 Lanibrook, Trees
G Jewell, War
E 3 Spacknoin RSNG
11 Rienardson LSNG
J Bern, R S VG
T A Amos .es V G
Ed Bissett, Con,
F J. Knight R S
J Atkinson L S S
J Jewell 1(4
R. Crocker, Chap
The following officers of the F,xeter En
camninent, No 23, were inatalled ou Thur
day last :-
Bro 31 Buckingham, O. P.
S .A Poplestone, 5 W
,1 Atkinson J W
A E Fuke, Scribe
E J Spackman Treas.
G. Beaman, 31 P
Crocker, I, S
Rev, Geo. Sexton, D. D., M. A., M, D„,
L L D., Ph D , Ete„ will preach in the
James at ahurch, on Sunday, Jan'y 29th
morniug and evening, and also give three
lectures in the same cheroh a follow :-
Jan 30th., "Dees death end all." Jan 31st
"The Scientific aspects of Prayer." Feb 1
"The Bible in harmony with Science," All
should make it a puint to attend these
lectures. See dodgers for further particul-
ars.
Personals
Mrs. E. 'Swim]. of Brentford is visiting
her parents Mr, and Mrs. D. Spicer.- Mr,
Bert, Snell of St. Thomas, is visiting
under the maternal roof. -Mr, James
Miller has been stigktly indisposed the
nast few weelts.-Mr. John Farmer left
yesterday morning for Cnicavo to meet
Mrs. Farmer ILACI children wbo are ou t heir
way home from Nebraska. -Mrs. Andrews
leaves this week to join her husband in
Detroit, -Miss Bella .Acheson is visiting
friewis in Ilderten.-Mr. Wm. Batman of
Usborne is very lo w and but slight
hope is entertained, of his recovery. -
Several of Mrs 11, Horney's fatnily in Us -
borne are down with fever, -Mr. D. French
ha a moved into Mrs, Littlejohna house on
William St -Mr. J. H. Lane and bride of
Blanshard were visitiug in town this week.
They will leave for Deaver Col- in a few
weeks where they mill reside. -Mr. Bignell
is visiting his sister Mrs, Bobier -Messrs
Bavvden of Lucan were inlown on Sunday
the guests of Mr. James Egan. -Mr. Thos.
Dearing returned on Friday last front
Michigan and Illinois where he has spent
the past ten weeks visiting his daughter
and son. He thinks well ef the Country.
-Mt A. L. Bandford, who has beeu
working with Mr. Theo. Sweet iu the
photographing business in town, left
Thuesday for Exeter. Mr, Handford was
a member of the Main street churali Hp.
worth League, and the young people re-
gret his departhre from among them.
'Mitchell Recorder.
The amine' meeting of the Biddulph
District L 0 L was held at Crediton on
Tuesday. Fullattendance. All the old
officers were re-elected excepting the
District Lecturers,and Brothers Dew and
Wilson were elected to this office,-
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MIDDLESEX.
David McKay, Mitchell, thieteen years
ago lost a five duller bill. A few days ago
the missing bill turned np in an old pooket
book.
Fred. Venice, a by about 14 years of
ageeengeged at the Hastings House, Park-
hill, was seriously injured the other morn;
ing. He had been feediug the cows in tbe
stable, and when about to remove a pail
from one of them she kicked him. After
lying down for some time he got up and
hung on to a post for several minutes until
he was rescued. On examination Dr. Caw
found the boy had his right leg broken be-
low tbe knee, and had also sustained other
injuries of a less serioue nature.
Mrs. (Bev.) T. B. Brown, of Nissonri,
died last week in her 80th year. She was
married to Mr. Brown in 1830. and took
up their residence in East Nissouti. Be-
sides a eorrowing husband, deceased leaves
a family of eleven ehildeen to =ern her
loss as follows:-Elisha. John, Dow and
Thomas of East Nissouri, Charlie; of
°bleep, and Joseph, of St. M area; Mrs.
McKim, Mrs. Chas Horseman and Mrs.
Ichabod Horseman, of East Nissouri; Mre.
Wilson, of Burford, and Mrs. (Rev.) Gra-
ham, who 1 ves at home. Deceased was
born within a short distance of where she
died.
Do not be discouraged if other medicines
have failed to give yon relief Ivlembray's
Kidney and Liver Oure acts on tbe Kidneys
direct, combined, with a mild action on the
Liver and bowelthereby removine the
cense of Back -Ache, our stomach, dizziness,
indigestion and constipation. Try it.
A correspondent furnishea the following
particulers of a most lamentable occurence.
Dui ing the storm of Monday evening last,
Willjam Solomon,of Huron township(Bruce
county), went out to the barn and on re-
turning he missed the house, wandering
along a line fence and losing his way. He
was found frozen to death about 60 rods
from his house on Thursday afternoon.
The neighbors turned oyer the snow from
six to eight feet deep entirely over a ten-
aare field in their search. Mr. Solomon
waa subjeet to fits, althougb for eome Unite
he had none He was in hie 53rd year.
The sad miehap has °tweed a great sen-
sation in the vicinity. The funeral took
place Saturday afternoon to Verdun cem-
etery.
The • merit of ilood's Sarsaparil/a is
proven by the many wonderful cures it is
accomplishing. It is just the medicine for
you. •
SON
We have just finished Stook -taking and are clear
ing out a number of lines of G-oods at greatly reduc-
ed figures.
A big lot of new Prints just opened up. Call
and see them.
RICHARD PICKARD & SOK
GOING TO STAY.
Having renewed our lease of the store, and been requested by our numerous pa-
trons in Exeter and vicinity, to continue business, we have deeided to remain, and are
determined to fill the store with the
Choicest Hardware Stock in Ontario.
We will 'eminence at once and will never let up on most wonderful bargains in
Hardware and Tinware
We will open the eyes of the trade and tickle the hearts of our customers. The
goods must go, and Hardware and Tinware will move at prices so reduced that Inust
fetch intending purchasers. AIalte no mistake, when we say a thing we are generally
understood to mean it.
SUMP are right in our line, and We lead in
furnaces.
Bissett' s Old Stand, Exeter. McDONELL BROS
Exeter Municipal Council,
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The first meeting of the council for 1E93
was held at the town hall, Exeter, on the
16t1 Jan. 1803.
The members elect ; Dr. J. A. Rollins,
reeve; H. tepackmae, deputy reeve ; and
Messrs T, B Carling, Ed Christie and T.11
McCallum took and subscribed the declar-
ations of qualifications and office in pres-
ence ot the clerk.
The minutes of last meeting of the coun-
cil of 3802 were reed and approved.
Christie -McCallum -Mr R. II, Collins
was appointed auditor for 1803.
The reeve appoieted Mr. Gregory us the
other Auditor.
Carling -Spackman -time for collector's
roll extended to 1st February.
Carling-Spackman-tbat Jas Beer be
assessor for 1893. -Carried.
By-laws to confirm appointment of aud-
itors and aasessor were duly lead and
passed.
The clerk to ask for tenders for priuting,
also for use of weigh scales and ritiging
town hell, separate arid combined, and
order Municipal World, one copy.
The council adjourned until Friday,20th
hist, at 7.30 p, in. M. PiACRETTI Clerk.
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A SUPERB ENTERTAINMENT
The lovers of humor and:music will have
a treat on Thursday evening, January 26,
when the charming, young Elecutionist,
Miss Florence Washington, will make her
appearance in Drew's hall, Exeter. She
will be assisted by the cleverest ot all
Comedians, Mr, W. E. Ramsay, and the
distinguished Pianiat, Mrs. Sena Ramsay,
in presenting a superb literary, humorous
and musical entertainment. Miss Wash-
ington has made the most pronounced
success, both in the United Settee and
England, and is spoken :of in the highest
terms by the press. Her
versatility, magnetic power of delineation,
as well as the rich,sweet voice,have plAced
her in the front rank of her profession and
made her the legitimate successor of Mrs,
Scott Siddons. The scenes from popular
playa, such as Sheridan's "School of Scan-
dal" and Boacicaultisi"London Assurancd
are admirably portrayed by Miss Washing-
ton. Whether as Sir Peter or Lady Teazle,
Lady Gay Spanker or Sir Harcount, her
rendering is tasteful and really clever. As
for Mr, Ramsay, he is well known, and
the cleverest in his line. His singing and
acting are at once the wonder and admira-
tion of all the critics and the public and it
is safe to say,will make a popular bit with
the Exeter amusement seekers. Mr.Rame
say will be remembered as appearing here
with tbe Chautauqua Orchestra: Mrs.
Ramsay, too, is an artist of the highest re-
putation, and will doubtless furnish a
great treet to the lovers of music. With
such eminent artists, an exceptionally
strong prominence rnay be looked for and
the town hall on January 26 should be
crowded to its utmost.
BIRT HS.
Mona -At Grafton on the 14th inst, the
wife of Wm. Metz of a daughter.
Glatevrreet -In Crediton on the 13th, the
wife of Mr. Geo. Glanville of a son.
BROWN.— In Exeter on the 15th inst. the
wife of Mr. T. A. Brown, of &daughter.
liEsTLN-At Sharon on the 121h inat. the
wife of Josiah Beetle of twins, both
sons one still born.
MARRIE D.
Rennin -Canzon--On the Ilth inst.by the
Rev, Mr. Gint, at the residence of the
bride'father, Joseph W. Ritchie to Mary
E. Carter, both of the township of Mc-
Gillivray.
B ORRITT—Davre.—At Trinity church, Mit-
chell on Tuesday, the 10th inst., by the
Rev. A. D. Detvdney, assisted by the Rev.
Canon Davis, Uncle of the bride, Dr. C. H.
Burritt, only son of Alden Burritt, Esq.,
to Mies Mary, second dauehter of Mr. J.E.
Davie of the Advocate.
DIED.
G cow/see-At her residenee 24th •con. Mc
Gillivrny. on the 7th inst, Janet, wife of
Patrick Gooding, aged 55 yertas
Itch Man ge and ,Scratches of every kind,
on human or esthete's, cured in 30 /minutes
by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. 'Phis
never fail. Warrented by C,
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We are busy taking stook.
Watch for our advertisement next
week Bargains.
CARLING BROS.
DoYou Want
wealth and intelligence ? If so read the
pages of the Northern Monthly, the initial
number of whieh is now in press for Jan,
uary, 1893.
This monthly is edited by one of the
brightest writers on the continent, assisted
by the best procurable talent.
In its columns. will be found the writings
of Bret Bette, Sir Edwin Arnold, Goldwin
Smith, Rudyard Rippling, Wm. 131ack and
others of high authority. We intend to
have the best household magazine in Am-
erica.
In order to get
Ten Thousand
subscribers a month, we make the follow-
ing extraordinary offer.
To the first person who sends us a slip of
paper upon which is written, " The North-
ern Monthly; the great family magazine,"
and ten cents for a sample copy, 'sill be
given $l00 00 in cash; the Bacon& $75,00
the third, $50.00 ; tbe fourth, $25,00, and
the next sixteen, each $10.00.
In addition to these rewards, we will
number the first ten thousand sample copies
1 to 10,000, and every person who receives
a copy the number of which (nide with five
(5, 15, 25, 35, and so on), will be entitled
to a pr ize valued at not less than ten
Dollars
This is expensive, but &modern journal
must adopt modern methods, and we are.
prepared to spend the money to establish our
publication.
Of eouree we look for subscriptions from
every prize winner.
If you wieh to share in our liberal dis-
tribution Fiend for copy at once.
All awarde for the United States free of
duty.
Address ; Trim NouTuattt I MORI ELY,
Toronto, Canada,
The majority given by the Huron people
at the late munioipal election in favor of
a house of refuge was •1,310.
For the quarter ending with the 6th inst
the convictions by the magistrates of the
county numbered73. Goderieh magialrates
22 of theee; Clinton, 10; Brussels, 12;
Seaforth, 7, Blyth,5; the others by indi-
vidual magistrates in the county.
TWO KINDS
OF
'GUSTO ERS
WIDE -A -WAKE
KIND BUY FROM
FOLLICIC'S FRUIT an CONFECTIONERY
sTommt,
Because they can got goods that are rigat and
up to the times.
Apother Kind, Are
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FAST ASLEEP
But they are waking up to the fact that I can
give them goods that will please them.
Full lines of Fruits, Oysters, Confectionery, Bread, 13une, Cakes, Etc.
1Veddirg Cakes and boxes for Wedding
Cakes,
E. A.yoLLToK1