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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1893-10-26, Page 8Ire Established in i877 a S. 0.11Mtrese BANKER, EXETER, ONT 'Xranestots a generalbankingbusinees. Receives; the Accountof hletehanis and ethers on f avorable t erme . °freer every accommodation oonsistent with safe amdeonservatIve honking principle's. Intereat allowed ten deposits. Drafta ieeued payable at any `oftlee o the Merolittnte Bank. NOTES DI.9COUNTED, and MONETT° LOAN ON NOTES and'Uoneoeoze. .._.......103.11.113.1941511161141=61.1.1111.11.202.4ffillifaMMWMAMDM Zbt exvto gimvo. T.,ECURSDAY, OCTOBER 26th, 1893, NOTES AND COMMENTS. °Attie from Norway are now granted acceas to inland British towns on the hoof. The Mother Country cannot long if she Dominion remains as free of dis- ease as at present, refuse to a colony the privilege allowed a foreign nation. * * * Hooper, the Ottawa man recently taken to Quebec to answer to a charge of poisoning his wife, under the sensat- ional circumstances already recorded, may be an innocent snail. He has him- self to blame if he is strongly suspected. He has told somany lies in the last week ortwo that even his best friends ninst begie to distrust him. X X X What a downfall there has boon in the price of wheat! In October, 1801, Manitoba wheat on the Montreal market sold at ,91.10 or 12 cents decline over the spring of that year. One year later the same description ofwheat was worth 83 cents. To day it will bring 72 to 78 cents, A fall of 50 cents per bushel of No. 2 hard in two years representa a depreoiation unparalleled in any other conamodity. And even now there axe doubts if the bottom has been reached. x Torenty-seven Canadian bred horses sold in New York on Thursday for $8,- 785, an average of oyer $325 a head, and the New York papera reported the sale as being ono of the best of the season. Items like this ere pregnant with interest for the Canadian farmer They teach the wholeeorae lesson that a Aeed Market dart be found for good horses—poor horses are not wanted falai; erten TttlYSI no reason Why tke. Ontario !should not tittuquJefinitely in- creased, and the larger the increase the snore sarely will the market develop. x X When :the 'first pania of low grain prices began. to affect the English farms ars, a band of wise men at once began o advocate the seeding of land to grass alone, leaving out the wheat crop en- tirely. As a result 3,000,000 acres of wheat—into grass. The argument was that the wheat crop wouldnot be missed • Alkajih9r and fertilizer required cost more than To -day there are thousands of farrribeisiliothis country who might well heed the smile Let them simply drop the greater part of the wheat out of the rotation for a few years, and seed to grass and clover alone. Do you not know of men who would be better off for doing that? x x At the Markham Conference, Mr. "Williken, President of the York AO. Society, said the farmers did not avant The duty taken off corn. Messrs. Marr, Congdon and Graham, of Claremont, who have been studying the situation, did Mt want reciprocity in horses, be- cause they thought the Canadian horse market was better than that of the United States. Mr. Elias Wood was not troubled about the duty on agricul- tural implements, because he finds them cheaper in Canada than in the United States. Mr. McEvoy, of Pickering, did not want ieciprocity in corn, beef or pork. These speakers represented only one locality, of course, but localities, like indivaduals, are representative. * * Prof. Shaw, late of the Ontario Agri- ultural College, writing to the Globe, says ; "I never had a desire to lease Ontario, the land otsunny shies and fruitful seaeone. No land on all this oontinent has been so highly favored by a kind Provenee. 1 am We in saying that no Providence or State on all this continent can grow so 'great a variety of (weals, fruits, grasees, forest trees end field products generally : no countre, in Amerrea has so any breeds of live stock or rio excellent ; DO land in all this weeteen world has so advanced an ag- rioultut e, and no country has farmers more euccesafal or raore intelligent. Why should not any roan be loth to kilo° such a country? Long may Ontario continue to hold a foremost place among the nations of the world for advanced agrioulture. x The British Postmaster -General now • gives compensation up to £25 for the loas and damage of inland registered postal packets of all kinds upon prepay- ment of a fee in addition to the postage. This fee either consists of or includes in each case the ordinary registration fee of 2d, and the scale of fees and the re- spective limits of compensation are as followt ; Fee, 2d ; tlimit of compensat- ion, .25 ; 3d, £10; 4d, £15; 6d, ; 6d, £25, Subject to certain rules the Postmaster -General accepts liability;not eurceeding £2, for unregistered letters. 'This is a vast improvement on the Can- *ellen system. Lfere a person has the privilege of paying the registered letter fee, for which the postaffice authoritiee exercise a certain ,care 4:'orer the letter while in traneit but under no eireurn- stances will they hold therneelves re- sponsiblesfor the loas of a letter whether registerecUor unregistered, By an at of the ;:Provincial Legisiat-g ure passed about two years ago the granting of bonuses by municipalities to industries :wee made illegal. The act was hailed with delight by the provinoe, as the bonus business had been vrorked, to suoh an extent that it was nothing short of a huge farce. Most recent events vrill,'hovrever, have the effect of almost nellifying the good done by the anti -bonus act. The town of Strathroy, represented by Hon. G. W. Ross, and the city of Hamilton, represented by Hon 3. M. Gibson, have each seoured special act enabling them to override the anti -bonus act, and now conies Brantford, repro eented by Hon. A. S Heady, with a requestfor similar legisla: Etion. The fact that all these speciall favored municipalities are represented by cabinet ministers is significant. equal rights to all, special privilegea to none, should never be lost :sight of :by our legislators, and the illowat Govern- ment had better either repel the act against bonusing or refuse to grant any exemptions from its operations. 2'o the Editor of the Exeter Times. lt might not be out of place to direct the attention of the village council to the prolonged chain of mud puddles, ex- tending along the side walk on the west side of Main street. The mud holes are not only offensive to the sight, but horses attached to hitching posts and stamping at the flies, squirt the dirty water over the sidewalk, store windows and pedestrians. A short time ago a young lady, while walking along the aidewalk, was splattered from head to foot with water. The fad is that the Main street is being allowed to fall in t o a state of gross neglect : for several years it has been robbed of its just and necossaryamount of gravel, consequently it is becoming flat and the water does not drain off properly. The loose sand which was dumped into the gutters last spring, only makes matters worse, as it filled upthe gotten entirely, and 'lessee dig out holes in it, which are converted into mud puddles, The stone crossings also project above the level so as to en- danger both horses and rigs. And yet the grass waves peacefully over gravel in our byvvaysand hack streets where it is not needed. Ragereven. CONDENSED .DIS'I'RIOT Atruoa. About $8,000 in taxes have been paid already at Seaferth, which is oonside geed record, Duncan Campbell of the 16th con, Grey, has sold his fifty aores to his neig bor, Wm. Turnbull, for $2,800. A proposition is on foot to do away w the three Reding allows in HarOU 0011t1 And to unite these into one county fair. Thet The joints anmuseles are so labrioat by Hood's Sarsaparilla that all rheennatis and stiffneas soon disappears. Get on Hood's, Mr. Guy Bioko of Goderith townshi haft bought from his father, the 80 ao farm on the 12th con., being lot 34, for t sum of $000. Mr. Jtenee Campbell, of • ltdolCillor, ha a neeale eetracted from his arm this wee itheala had been there for over a year an was the inutile of ranch pain. All disorders emend by a bilious state the system, can be cured by using Carter' Little Liver Pine, No pain, griping o discomfort attending their use. Try them Rev. Dr. Carman, General Superintend eat of the Methodist Church, has bee asked to draw up a pastoral on the piebis inte to be read in all the ohurchos of th province. A few nights ago some one stole oat of field, a set of iron harrows belonging t Mr. Edwitid Wise, of Goderich township he ix in hopes that they may be returned but his faith is not very etrong, It is with deep regret thet we chronicle i the death of 3. B. Secord of Varna, who passed peacefully away on Friday last, at the age of 58 years. Deceased had always enjoyed good health till a little over a year ago. Dropsy was the cause of his death, Be was the first post master in the vil- lage. The Goderich youth, William Ashley, who pleaded guilty to the charge of at- tempting to utter a forged note at Peter - bore, was allowed to go under suspended aentence by the magistrate. His eider from Goderich and his brotheren-law from Lindeay were there and pleaded for the prisoner, and the court geve the youth a (Mance to do better. A. convention to organize the South Riding of Huron for the coming election in connection with the Plebieeite, will be held In the .Presbyterian ohoroh, on WedneedaY, Nov. let commencing at TO o'clock a. m. .All residents in South Enron as outlined for Local Legislature purpoael, I Me, W. White, of Elihhert, who*, pur, pose it is to work ea fast as possible into dairy fanning, went to Berlin on Friday . last and beught two handsome Jersey cowls from Jam reanal„ the great Jitney import. red er and breeder. The °owe are from im- ported pedigreed steels, registered M the ri of a. h.- etr York Jeraey Cattle Club, the highest standard register in America, and belong to the mune strain et family thet the Reseal, Ith dale herd—Mr. J. D. Stetvark's does. IY, mien rats x ed \Mr. Eforn, of London tosveship, loot A ra valuable span of horses Taeaday in a very ly strange way. The animals were in a pas- ture near the waterworks Londo:a, when P" they atart ed to sink in some quioksand. re Both the animals were released , but died Ize helf an hour after wards. Another oldl and empeeted resident of a McGillivray hes ben called to rest. On the k, 19th Mrs. /eurgeaa, after a short illness, o died at the residence ef her sorten-lew Mr, B. Wm, arraer. Deceased had for many of Years been a resident of the townehip of s MoGillivray, and won by her symPathetio and genial nature many friends and the res peot of all who knewher. The following deepatoh dated Saginaw, • n Mien., Oct. 23, was furnished by the United Press last night. The man referred o to att mysteriensly Mining' is probably Mr. Walton F. Hyman, of London• --"Walter a Hyman, a soion of one of the wealthieat o Canadian families, who was recently a , lumber tobber at Gledwin, game to Sagie naw lest week, He bad his camp outfit here, and displayed seyeral hundred dal lars n bills. tie sterted tor the woods, and nothing ha been seen of bine since. A telegram from Gledwin says be is not there and his . brother, C. S. Hyman, an ex - member of Pertiament for the county of Middlesex, Ont., has arrived here to look him up, ft is thought he has peen done away for the sake ot his cash." who are interested in prohibition, are invit. ed to be present. It is mooted that Mr. F. S. Spence, oi Totonto, the well known temperance orator, will deliver an address. One day recently McKinnon, of Grey, was gonig to Bromele with a load of at Dew r d b , and e reg fond ot smoking, lit his pipe and was enjoying his smoke, when his Railway Accident. little son, who Was with him, °ailed his attention to the load being on fire, and it A collision between two G. T. It, was with difficulty he got the boy and team World's Fair excursion trains, at Battle away from the burning load. The wagon Creek, Mich. on Friday laat, resulted was burned, in the death ch 28 persons and the in A. meeting of the Reuel: elevator woo - jail of twice as many more. Among iation was held on Teay evening laigtz,i, the killed were mans, CatEt essociat o ---- -04. sernia, on on ma position, .11fessre. 011141 ace% The cause of the acoid- .T. R Beek and D. Urquhart were elseted en t appears to be neglect on the part R, in place of Metiers. W:Moir and of the offieers of the eaat bound train R. Patterson resigned.—We are pleased to ) state that arrangements Ara almost coos - the conductor of which received notice plated whereby Mr. John .Pope, tailor, will to await the arrival of the west bound, be able to resume his business, Mr. W. R There was some misunderstanding and Johnston, merchant of Loudon, wag in town, the two trains met in collision, the this week, loelting up old Mende, and. look' West bound faring badlir, while the east int; alter butsioese. bound almost escaped uninjured, the It is not generally known that Ake, engine haying been reversed when Carmichael who died in °theme recently, noticing the approach of the other had retailed the great age of 99 yeara. He train. Several of the cars were burned, was a native of the Island of Tyree in as well as several bodies of human ..trrIk)ihireci, Sootland. Ile came to Canada freight. The scene is said to be a After that /serer me ma ionveedd at oytaari to ri?i el en Lartritee. sorrowful and heartrending one, and old Bathurst:diatriot. In 1825 he removed will ever be remembered by those who to Usborne in Ruron county wlaere he re - 'witnessed the rescuing of tbe men, sided until his deeth. vvomen and child an ren, and the burn ing of Y TO tialfr,-°7110,43 .4=31:1(i Apt( or—rewire was cut off by the flames. Several of the charred remains of bodies cannot be recognized nor identified, among the number belag a baby, The Conductor claims he gave proper orders to the driver, and thedriver in turn claims he was told to proceed. Thia will be settled at the inquest. At all events the G. T. R. will have a heavy bill of damages to pay, 'which will more than swallow up their World's Fair traffic receipts. Waif 1.7*.iter The population of Berlin, Ont , is 7,565, an increase of 372 during the past assess - meat year. A fire which broke oat in the engine roam of Wm. Campbell ce Co.'s paper fact - my, corner Tenth ayenue and, Forty-second street, New York, proved one of the euost costly in years. The entire Ere 'depart- ment was called out. The aggregateloases are placed at $3,600,000, of which Mr. Campbell says his loss is fully $2,000,000. The ineurances cannot be given for a day or two. A young man from Lisgar, named Wm. Gibson, hired a conveyance at Brampton on Sunday night to drive to visit a sister, On approaohing a G. T. R. crossing the horse became frightened at a train, over- turned the buggy and threw Gibson in front of the engine, which cut off A leg and an arm. He was taken to Torouto. A daughter of Thomas Williams, of Drummond, near Path „found an old tin pail embedded in tbe earth in the vroods which contained between $300 and $400 in American silver, the most modern piece being dated 1853. It le thought that the money was put there by Mr. Williams' father whose memory as to the spot failed A. sad accident happened Friday to John McIntyre, a millwright and carpenter of Fergus. Ho was having a large smoke steak reified at Wileon's mill. When the stack Was nearly in poeition, it, by some means, caught his right arm with the whale weight upoa it, and, nearly aeyered it from his body a little below the elbow. It was so fractured that it had to be atn- putated. The Hooper case is likely Ito coat the Prorinoe of Quebec a pretty round penny. One estimateeis that the total expenses will be $20,000. The feet that no poieon has bean fouud in Mrs. flooper'e stomach is reseeded as a vary strong point in favor of the prisoner. Prof. Ellis, provincial analyist, vrhe has been for Borne weeks pest carefully analyzing the contents of the stomach of the late Meg. Hooper, hand - din the restate of the analysis to *he Attorney-GeneraPs department, which states that no trade of polison has been found in the oternaoh. • Hamilton will tax the Grand Trunk Railway 85,000 annually fer water. It es evernated the Cmapaey was 300,000 gal - 1 nit daily, and M ;the preeeni pays only ell 500 Mr. Chruttopher Cohn:03ns Crab!), men, °hut, of Goderiola, died Friday night at the Advanced age of 81 year. Ur, Shrebli was the oldest eituten of the town of Gode. rich, and the oldest morthant in the Huron tract, Re WAS One of the pioneers of Godo- . . Mr. Crabb was Mayor of Goderieh and representedthe School Board for years., He was a Coneervative in polities, and once was a candidate for West Huron. Mr. Crab]) led a very exemplary life, and was one of tbo landmarks of the olden times in the early history of Goderioh. Twenty three yeara ago, while Will Jack- son, of Clinton, was cleaning a pane of slass, he shoved his band through it, mu- ting his wrist by the broken glass. Atter the wound healed up it would trouble him more or less, though little attention was Paid to it. The other day a small sore broke out on hie band, and after teetering for a couple of days he pulled ont of it a small piece of glass, which he has evidently been carrying about all the years. PERTH. Mr Thomas Gouriey of Fullerton, will retire from farming:ma move to Mitchell.. James Wright, of hlitebell, while at- tending a mare on the farm of Wm. White, was kielted by a colt, cutting off the larger part of his lower Up. The jail statistice of Perth Courtly for the year ending September 30th show the number of persona committed to be 125. Of these 82 were of intemperate habits. Dyspepsia in its wend forms will yield to the nee of Carter's Little Nerve Plitt,. They not only relieve present distress but petarreantgutsti. en the stomach and digestive ap- • Rey, W. J. Taylor, of St. Marys, has declined an offer of the pastorship of the Church of England in Owen Sound, ren- dered vacant by the superannuation of Von. Archdeacon Mulholland. On Monday morning as Mrs, Jamea Canning of Mitchell, stepped ont of the back door of the residence ef Mr. W. Schafer, she slipped and fell heavily upon her right arm, breaking it badly al the wrist. Mr. S. A. Cameron, proprietor of the Albion hotel, Stratford, was out shooting Monday afternoon. When climbing oyer O fame his gnu was accidently digolearged, the contents entering hie right gum between the elbow and shoulder, shattering it ao badly that amputation wag eorisidezed necessary. A meeting of the electorate of CSonth Perth and adjoining counties will be held in the opera house, Si. Marys, on Friday afternoon, 27th lime Addrerees on the political quo/Kong of the day will be ieliy- ered by Mr. Dalton MoCerthy, M. P., Col. O'Brien, M. P., and other ongoing*, During the very stormy Friday mishit of last work, the rain beat into the rear of Mr. Henry jarees' stable near his &story On the rivet flats, Iditobell, and started a heap of fresh Time to slaek. Before morn - Mg the building ignited from the great heat and a disastrous fire was the an the enable were three home, but ea* of them, a stallion, was gat eat. The other two ware burned, th THE VERY LATEST NEWS Sir John Abbott's coudition shows muela improvement. .A petition has been filed against the re-, turn of Chits, Adams, the localmenabor for Brandon. The death is announced of Mr. Win. Ross, brother of the late Senator Ross and Mame. John and Frank Roe, with whom ne was engaged in no in Quebec!. At a meeting ofas Cormetvatives of the north riding of Ifenfreiv, at Pembroke. Mr. John Delabey, Cobden, was eeleeted es their candidate for the Ontario Legislature. Enoch Short, of Brendan, aud formerly of Wallaoeburg, Ont., him been arrested at the instance of the Bank of Montreal, charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. Joseph Hargravee, mats and hie son Johu belonging to the steamer Riverside, now given up for lost were residents of Platen, Ont„ or its near vicinity, whore the elder owned a farm. Theorise of McAlphino vs. Graham, a suit for breach, of promise of marriage, has been eettled out of court, The parties live in Masa, and it is understood that the de. fondant pays plaintiff $1,200. M-,. David ira-aeq, a:C'neassesan ebilder,""ot ofteirpb, who had the (Motivating contract for the new opera house, was kil- led by a walOillieg on hitt:, while directing the workmen between 5 and 0 p. ro. Dr. 'Time reports that lar. Neil Cam. mine, of the 8th concession, Chatham townehip, is the owner of a cow that gave birth to a pair of hialves a few days ago. Previous to this aho had twice twins and once triplets, reeking nine altogether in four births, When a dootor cionsidere it necessary to preseibe sarsaparilla, he sinaply orders a bottle of Ayer's, knowing full well that he will obtain thereby a surer and purer pro.paration than any other whir% the drag store can furnish, A.yer's Sarsaparilla ig the surerior medicine. in Saturday's official Gazette, applioation is made for incorporation of Molars. T. W. Dobbie , aonburg and others as the I Mercer Manufacturing Company (limited), I to deal in agrioultural -machinery. The bead office of the company is to be at Alliston, and the capital 3120,000. MIER PHYSICIANS HAD FAMED. Mr, W. A, Mallory, of Mallorytown, Ont., isaye:—My daughter suffered for yeara from a most distressing and annoying eatarrh. Her case was under the treat- ment of eminent physicians in the United States and Canada. Two months me of Nasal Balm has had more beneficial effects than all former treatments combined. Sold by all Dealers or by mail postage paid, on receipt of 50o. for small 31 for large bottle, by addreesing Dr. Williams' bled. Cce, Brookville, Ont. &URNS. AND SCALDS.—If you are SO Un- fortunate as to injure yourself in thig way, we can suggest a remedy that will (we speak from experience) soon relieve you of all pain and quickly heal the wound; it coats but twenty five cents for the new big bottle and is sold by all druggists. —Ask for Perry Davis' Pain ICiller. An Ottawa gentleman states that Mr. Caroming]; M. P., disposed of his gold mine in North Hastings the other day to an American syndicate at a figure In the vicinity of $50,000. TRE PoWER or NATURE For every ill nature has cure. In the heating virtues of Norway Pine lies the cure for ooughs, colds, croup, asthma, bronehitie. hoarseness, eto. Dr. Vi'ood's Norway Pine syrup eepresents the virtues of Norway Pine and other pectoral remed- ies. Price 25o. A BARE CoMBINATIoN. There ig no remedy or oombination of medicines that meets so many require - mints, as does Burdock Blood Bitters M ite wide range of power over ouch chronic diseages as dyspepsia, liver and kidney complaint, ecrofula, and all humor e of the blood, EE - 113 13. B. STOOD TBEST. I tried every known remedy I could think of for rheumatism, without giving me any relief, until I tried Burdock Blood Bitters which remedy I ran highly reoom- mend to all afflioted as I wee. 'HENRI SMITH, Milverton, that Retztraireriers Ounen TN Deer. —South American Rheumatic Cure, for Rheumatism and Netralgia, radically cures in 1 to 3 days. Its tuition upon the eystem is remark- able and myeterious. It renaoves at onoe She (settee and the disease immediately dis- appears. The first ides° greatly benefits, 75 cents. Sold by C. Lutz, Druggist. 818 BELIEF //1 Slx HOLUM—Distressing Kid- ney and bladder diseases relieved M sir home by the "Great South American Rid. ney Cure." This new remedy is a peat gurprige and delight tu. physician,' on ac- count of its exceeding promptnese 10 re lieving pain in the bladder, kidneyeebaok and every part of the triaary passages in al Leninlo. t relieves 'Mention of. fender and resin in passing it alost Maimed. slaty. 11 you want quick relief and oure is is your remedy, Sold by C. LUTZ, Lira vilitisiny. To many people who have the taint of involute in their blood. The angonies °tweed by the dreadful running sores au4 othersuanifestations of this diocese° are be- yond clesetiption, There is no other remedy equal to Heed'. Sarsaparilla for serofulassalt rheum and every form of Mood. disesse. It 15 reasonably sure to benefit all who give it a fair trial. Rood's Pills oure all liver ille. immommeroccamraemalawommeams•Aserstrwmcosaat SA.LE Valuable F„,attin FLAX. MILLI VILLAAE PROPERTY. Pterguant to the authority vested in me, /as Assignee of the Estate of HART - MAN HAPPEL, 1 will offer for sale by Public Auction, by E. Ilossen- berry, .A„uctioneer, at the Commercial Hotel, 'in the Village of ZURICH, in the County of Huron, on Tuesday, the 7th day oiloventher, 1893 At twelve o'clock, noon, the following valuable Property: VoKtrealta In The Tawnelnp of Hay. lsi.—Parts of lots 19 & 20, in the -VOMIT. coseion of the Township of Ray, containing; 15e stores. On this property is erected a large brick house, briek kitohen, with wood sheds and everything necessary to make a house a convenient aud complete dwolting. There are 41$0 large bares with stone foundations and tattle sheds underneath, together with stablee and driving abode. The lend is watered by a neyer-failing riming, from which the water is Pumped with a windmill. There is a good orchard and thirty acres of fall wheat. A large quantity of the land is at present seeded down, The eon is a clay loanin a good state of cultivation. This p report), is situated half a mile from the village of Zurioh and Ave and e half rialto from the village of Hemel!, and is one of the best and most desirable farms in tho Oeunty of Huron, everything housg class order- „ 2d,—Parte of lots 217iliririla-firt col'—'737; si ea of the saidTownolde.ofllay containinglas eons. On this property is created a frame house and frame barns, all in a good state of repair. There is also le good orchard covering about two acres of ground, :Cho soil la a clay watered with a never failing sprepg, fromiwhich the water is pumped with a wield letil• This Peonerty issall seeded down amities been need for pasture. It is situated two and a half miles fromZurich and three andeone half from Remelt, This is a very desirable and woottottlutted propert,,. sh1.—Th7North part of lot 17, in tho leth eon, of the !mid eownship of Hay, containing 70 acres. ort this hiroperty ois erected a good bfararrthn i"ua`l fled kitoliee end also a good bank g re in first class re..22.,, el • threThere is also a good orohard coverki about e noreS in god bearing oNo:lama, This 110 For firs't-olass tTn7 derwear Ladies and. Gent's, you. can- not get better lihan those shown by J. P. Clarke, - Omni Srai IN THE PRICES OF Boot Booand Shoe must be sold this month. Now is the chance of a life time to get good cheap footwear at GEO. MANSON'S, The People's Shoe Store Next Door to Post Office. Imitation is the iand is all olea d...SO own, and has been need for paste& It is situated ono Dello asetop y iffesalpilelloerrend is in evorY ressoot a the t• 4th.—The North half of Lot 22, end the South half of hot 23,10 tho 35t11 Conceszion of the saia trotnebto oil -Tay, containing one hund- 1Vd acres. On the South belief this ;property is created a log house and frame barn, aud on the et orth half a frame house ani frame barn: Theseil is clay loam, all cleared and seeded down, and has been used as a pasture. It is situated three miles from Zurich and nine cinleisit9rBabfrleulerllo peonrstat,n, and is in every reSpeot a 5th.L-Th0 0 entroli-a7tiqTirrirtir - cession ofsa.id. Township of Hay, containing 50 gores. On this'prdporty is erected a good frame house nearly now, and frame barn, The land is a clay loam, an cleared and well watered. There is ids° a good orchard. Tale property lain !heti class orderan d is in ovary respect a desirable pieoo of land. =TOM k Village :of Zunch. oth—Park lot n, in Rnoll survey, in the village of Zurich, containing lour ()Area twenty *four perches, This property is known. as Rappel's tax mill. It is a conipioto flax mill with. all the necessary machinery and plant in good running order, and has been and is now used as a flax mill. Besides the fax ruill and plant there is a frame house, two barns :each a hundred feet long an it stabling for eight hovel. This mill is situated in a good locs.lity and is in every respect a first class property. 7th—L0t BO, in Eneirs survey, On this Property is °rooted a, annul brick house 28 x 30, together with a small frame stable. 8th—Lots, 83;84, 85 St 86, in the said survey On this pronoryis created two frame houses and two stables. The houses have been continuously and aro each reality rented at .84 a month, and ere at the present time in the hands of good tenants. Village of' Exeter. 9tb—Parts of Lots I, 2 & 3, west side of Main St., William. Giddloy's aurvoy in the 'Village of Vacate?. On this proven y is erect- ed a large and commodious brick dwelling house. This is a good property, and anyone desiring a residence in Bxoter find a1l). ever3 respects first classproperry. Chatte/ Property- m—Also at the same time and, place will bo offered for sale the following chattel property: —9 horses, 6 sots of double harness, one top buogy, 4 wagons and racks, 1 binder, 1 seed (4111,1 sulky hay rake, 2 sets iron harrows. copper Kettles, 2 iitx seeders, about,100 tons of hay and about 300 bushels of oats. Also a lot of forks, shovels and other miseellaneous artioles, too_numerous to mention. Further particulars and conditions will be made known at the time of sale ,015d may be had from the Au etioneer or 11. E. Johnston, Esq„ Zurich, and the undersigned. Dated this 245h day of October, A. D., 1803. I JAMES LIVINGSTONE, MESSRS. EAssignee, GARROW & PROUDFOOT, Badenv Goderich. OYSTER PARLORS Now open. Oysters served by the dish oz sold in bulk. —FULL STOCIC OF-- PttAIN AND ORNAMENTAL Confectionery.. Bread,Buns,Cakes,Etc. Wedding Cakes a Specialty. Wedding Cake boxes kept on hand. E. A. FOLLICK. WORMS VOR the removal o A. 'Worms of all kind from Children or adult Use DR. SMITH'S GERMAN WORM , LOZENGES. AlwaYs prompt, reliable, sate and pleasant, requitiag etc after medicine. Never failing. Leave no bad af tss effec". Price, 26 yenta Per BtNE Flattery. Although others may imitate our goods, it is only for a day. We keep continually changing al' getting the prioes down. We lead, others follow, It wo have led the most of them too far. We are now in the very depths of low prices and our companions are few and far be- tween. We will not be undersold in Parlor Suite, Bedroom Suitea, ming Room Suites, Halls Rack -e, „titer Tables, Lounges, Fancy Chairs Book Cases Secretaries, Picture Fraines; Cornice Poles. Everything In Furniture. Unclerteking in all its branches. S. GIDLEY. THE PIONEER STORE. ODD VELLO W'S BLOCK, English Spayin Liniment removes all hard, soft or calloused Lumps and Blame ises from horses, Blood Spavin, Curbs, Splinta, Ring Bone, Sweeney, Stifles, Sprains Sore and Swollen Throat, Coughs, eto, Save $50 by use of ono bottle Warranted the most wonderf al Bleihish Cure ever known. Sold by C. Lutz, Drug- ish Sep 18,'93 A wonderful new combination is R. Stark's Headache. Neuralgia and Livia Powders; Moe to take and perfectly harm. less. Mrs. Gaston, 22 Inchbury street;o. Hamilton, another well known citizen; testifies: 'laving given R. Stark's Head- ache, Neuralgia and Liver Powders a fair trial, I tun willine to bear testimony to their efficacious effeots. I have derived great benefit from them, having been long time a sufferer from headache, bilio nests and neuralgia, Mr. Alexander * oar, the well known contractor, Hampton, says: "I have much pleasure in recoin- mending R. Stark',, Headache, Neuralgia and Liver Powders, as after a fair and proteauted trial of the same 1 coneider them a very valuable remedy for el:Olathe and biliousness, well worthy of t onfidence of the public, and far ourpa ng many others of considerable repute,"' Price, 25c. O box. sold 'by all medieitte dealers. ThEOwen Electri Belt. [Mono 1VIMite] DR.A. OWEN. 16The only Scientific and Pracbical tric Belt for General Use, producing a, Genuine Current of Electricity- for th.e. Care of Diseases. OUR 'ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE' containing fullest information,list of diSeaseS” out of Bell arid Appliances, priees,.swern tes- timonials and portriets 101 people, who have 'been oured, etc. Published in Reignite, Ger- man, Swedieh and Norwegian languages. This valnabte catalogue or a treatise of rimturo cured with Elietric Trues will ibe sent to any address on Receipt of six cents Postage. - The Owen Electric Belt and Appliance go: 49 KING STee EET,,VV EST, • *TORONTO, ONT. 201 TO 211 STATE -9T,, CHICAGO, ILL.: Tha lergeet Electric Bolt atabliiibraeot the World. Wh011 visiting the Vircald's Pair, do not talk io moo De. Owen'e Rehiblt infilleetniejtx. liniedine, election II, Sparse L (mszmott TOTS.EATA1I1L.