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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1875-1-6, Page 6Yeat4rday efternoen ti quarrel occur- 4/',7 e'er flSide ked betwea Robert Webb 8,1P.: A y01114; bawl nrunol 1\10i.ittriok, whorl the term - r drew a reVolyer and hied at the fatter; the bullet etriltime hito eet the elan "0 tloe neck, iu. • Illetiette a potiofut wenn& l‘lediettl s:alue peOeUred and the bollet extetteted, ;The wound le het IlleelY to Pmvo faAtti. Webb hao up to the preeent elnded the 1.)0lice and detectives.----Feec Press, New Yettv'e day Chri;toeher Irate Elyltes Cleeketile, Madison. comity, While ilitostioa:ted, peinted a gun at his Wife; and leaked if he should tire It off in the boase, when she became frights ko nod, and he, turned it towards the bed- eroom. ,The 'gnu was diecharged, ttn InsdaughterEnitua \vat shot threugli the n earc, ,tying hietantly. Sdylto was iterested. He claims the sheotteg wee ottceidetttal. , Oo Now Yegtds day james Burzell, • Otteeerer Onte.13ed, N- Y., was tiered VI. hiri wife during an altercation, trrent gleaned it appease that Bureell, la a fit of iesanity, attempted t o assault hie wife and was stabbad in 'the etotnach, from the effects of whiell lite died. At Hamilton, on the 81st of Dec, dqr, NV. Tiudell, who, for many years Isept a hotel aod provision store, at the tenter of Klett and Wentwoeth streets, thee tamself in the neert, eat instantly tepieed at hie °slot house. Au inquest 'Wei, held this morning, and a, versliet endered to the effect that decettsetlhad 'committed suicide while laboring un - 'der a fit et temporary insanity. The teetal interns for the yeite show that, ,550 immigrants, arrived in To- t onto in 1857, against 11,664 in 1874. ,The returns this year comprise tne Eughsh, 4, 523 ; Edda 670e teoteh, 866; Mennordte3,8,333 ; other natioitalitiese 218. 4ohn Phillip, a yoring men eighteen ,)iears old, was stabbed by his brother 'about ten clays ago, in a struggle for tome money, died in the General Hos- Vital, 'relent°, New Years morning of the Stestind, taasemeaseesaaatesseesioasetasseetsassesateeeeesesesses 'TIME TAI3LE, • 'EltuNos dr 'ftitn—STIktnEn anneeeestetets. X. P. X. %Oliva tesie 8.05 1.45; y. X. A. X, felOiN0 EASi. 7.35 12.15, r•ou. ‘Gorsoviesi . WI; • Te R. j.ENNINGb.:. ?Guinan, June 1, 1875. Cf Dale Et' Taadr, Ve beg hi Correct the report that has tie6n cireulatton, that we do not take ibatter, eggs or any other kind of :tquie te.eciangCler foods. The report is untrue. We pay itte eitriseet peice. in trade for all #.711,4 ojfarra produce. We not way pay the highest priee.for trade, but we give ens- tontes Geyer value fin. both their cash, and ttade thauany &her house tn. reach of Ex- torep, ligrare lite prices of •our Teas and tii,tiisins and, ant& other cpeciat Una igen- tined . in antither 60/toltn. lee simply as- tonishing What the ready cash win do.— W0 do not offer customers an inducement •et palUy 6 pa cent., but we guarante3 ricittaittagc qf front 10 to 80 per coot lby purchasing from us rather than any louse doing a credit business.— ,STA.NLEY & JERMYN, .• 'vitt xelef unes rt.HURSDAY, JAN. 6, _1876 'the Only Liberal -Conservative Journal in Sonth Huron. THE .gLECTIONS. The tartholl Of another municipal ampaign if over, and the defeated as tame the responsibilities of a private :life, end km doubt are eleased to be ifree from the (morons and uuappeeciat- fed ones of a publiOcareer. The result 'of the election's in several surrounding •-enunIesipalities will be found elsewhere. In Exeter there were twelve Council - :lore nosninated, but, ofcourse only four old ou be elected. There Were three •IMeves nominated, but cowing to Mr. G. Willis resiguing, the contest was placed' %ha bands of Messrs. Hodgeon and -johns. The former was elected by a -majority of 60 over his opponent, We ;are led to think that local influences diad somewhat to do with Mr. John's 'defeat. The rumor had bee, me. prev- ealent in Centre and North Eveter that Mr.johnswas makingefforts to have the ttation redioved tO the lower sideroad, end this no doubt had a great deal to do with his defeat. The old Council in Stephen ,have lefc elle board, and a new one takes its place. Much fault vas found with their management dur- ing the past year., and the electors threw them over body and bonei, The aomposition of the new Council is one vwhich we think will give satisfaction, . aa-ses-,1 PARLIAMENT Will cunvene for' the des - rattle of bueieess on the 10th of Feb. kuar,y, e'rer, 00W strike theteonttnittee" said Mowat the other day ; but no one 'was hurt, Should a young, man who uses theee words in addressing a sundav school a' when we lead our ehildteu to baptism" he allowed to Ave in in a christian oountry ? Timm is one tiling -which strikes the -eye very frequently in travelling tbroagli this coaetry, writes a traveller in Switz- rland. He must be nearly blind now. Probably the p mr rrian adults, or hes a snake in his boots, and. as a natural, .c,,insequence, think4 the pavenient edrikes him in the eye, please ,need ue nem ineeeesary ,nship 0 “Couneal" fee pabliaetiou, but ee guaraatee ef &tom" faith. Len. tater:a-The addeess widen wee ereeeetea to Me.e Gregory on the oecasion of his letiviug fee lileater will appettr oue ;text lesue. Tees:noose' ieseereee.—A meeting of the Cif:toter Teachers' institute, will be held In the eellool houee, Eeeter, ou Sat., 151di inet, A very ioteeeetitig peo. gramme is provided. Linea Hoos.---On Fridny the 17th Dpc,, Mr. le, aCeady, hitied fur Mr, T. Doe a, Lot, "2,7,' Cod.. 2, 2 -eight meths' igs, Willett weighed svfien- eleaued 800 end 825 pounds, rinotadot. Mlle,. They were heed. by Ma Keddy. APPOINTUENTS. -The Can. Com, itave eeea tit to make edditional appinut, meets to Mr. Spackman, 1101V 110 110.8 clearee of the townships of' Blan- shard, Bleohe im,E, & AV, Nissouti, ,& AV. Zotga, Goro of Dowilie, N. & Easthope ant -alike, A, LARGE Seeme-e We we1'e sheen by Davie a feW days since, a mon- streets sheep, which he purceased from Mr. W. -Bsoela of Ushoeuel and which Mr. Davis had killed ttia on exhibitioe amongst his other choice meat for Christmas ase. Wieectsv Suesuere.--0 o T es d asy t as a farmer was- tuning his horses end wagon around in front of Mr. Davis' butcher shop, he backed 'the hiod Wa0018 Df the latter through the wia. done completely smashing the sash tau' Orme. MALICIOUS.—On Taesaay evening last, some evil disposed person very eoolly broke in a eouple of panes in one of the wiudows of Mr. Do wods wagon eneni a Vodeodiog which that outlet man doestft care about lattyieg repeat- ed. Buse. --If we are tee jedg,e Nan the numbee who fined Molsou's Bank on Tuesday afteruoon last, tummy mast have been flush during election time. &me custoinets had to wait from 1 to 8 o'clook heftete their 'Want could be at- tended tot . ONION 'PLANTING. -011 Friday last Ales join Gould of this village puro chased and sowed some ouiou seed, the few° days of summer weather we had at' that time rendering the ground in satfi t condition for gardening. Won't he have early onions though. Trame is no a,bsurdity In the fact that an impaired Nervous System OR11808 Consumption, Neertaga, Bronchities, Dyspepsia, A.stitma, Epileptic, Fits. whaopitig-Categlie-dHeart Dieeise, and a heel-, of others, theu why it is absurd that fellows' Hypophosphites, which effectually cures Nereous Debilzty, should care these diseases [deo. Re- move the cause and the complaint will cease. RUJAWAY.—On Monday last, Mr. T. Roweliffe's span of browns took it into their heads to have some little amuses ment on their account, and to this end started off with the empty cartiage at a break -neck speed dowu Main street. They diepnted every feet of the road, sad kept its cei t re anal they trailed in at their own gate, without doing any damage except Slightly bruising the ehoulder of the off horse. PLWING ON THE 8RD OF jANUARY.-- On Monday last, several of the farmers in the vicinity grasped the opportunity of making "hay while the sun shone" and might have been seen with their teams 'end plea; vigoarously turning the soil, and rapidly preparing it to re- ceive ite spring crop. Such a rare oc- cureanet has Da been heatel of since the memorable years '87 and '42, whet,' the weather remained open in some that the same manner. But as the 'old setlter" says, we may yet have to pay for our fiuu weather as they did at that time. PRESENTATION TO AN"-EDITOR.--Aii in- teresting presentation took place in Mr. Francis' oyster rooms, at San throy, lasrevening, when Mr. Hugh McColl; editor and proprietor of the Age was presented with a very elegant fruit basket and Crete stand. by the employ- eei Or his office. A complimentary ad- dress NVELS also presented, neatly fram- ed, expressive of the highelt esteem and respect. THE STATION.—Li the 'vicinity of the station, thiligs beginuniag to as- sume rather a lively appeerance. Every day a freight train arrives from earth and smith alternately, and al- ready considerable traffic has foetid its way over the line. Tim -station house will not be long before it will be com- pleted this wiutor. One end will at present be used as waiting -room and ticket -office. On Wednesday of last week a train passed north over the' read, delivering the station masters and their assistants. 'Mr. Heyden who has been appointed station -master at this place and his staff Of assistants are al- read:yat work, The station -master's resluence is also about completed. S. of T. ELECTION OF OFFICERS. --At the regrdat theetieg of the Exeter Div"- ieion S. of T. hold on Monday evening lett, the folloWing were elected office - bearers for the ensuing quarter : Sis. Dyixtond, W. P. Sm. Weir, W. A. ' Bro. G. Griffin) R. S. Sis. McWilliams, A. R. S. Bro. . . Ross, Chaplain. B " Crocker, Trees, " Swenerten, Conductor. Ste. Drew, A, Con. Bro. Harwood, I. S. 13 " E. C. Weir, 0. S. FIRST, FREth-IIT TRAIN.—The first freight train on the L. H. & 13. It. left London on Foiday morning for Wing - ham. It is.. the intention to run the t rtl in leaving London ou Monday, 1,Vednesday, and Friday. and from 'Witighttel to London on Tuesday, Tlitnadav, and Saterday. The train going 13 0 rtll Will leave Hyde Park Stine - t1,011 04 7:60 Ilderton 8,25 Brecon 8,55 Centralia 10.05; Exeter,10.60 ; Hens:all 11.30; Kippee 11.45; a, re.; Brucefield 11,15; p. m,; Clinton 12.50; Loudesbor- eugo 35; 'Myth -8.15, Belg,reve 4,05, Wisightens5.00. Tit e teeein going serial will leave Wingha 1.,00 a, in., and iteive at Lendoe at 4,80 pan, "'meets, eve, cars will not be attatbed ' to' tho traina at the present time: ' CHRISTMAS ri...11H4l.----Cn r.lrieSd(ty even, - hitt of last weekeDreW e hall was filled with the friends and scholars of Christ Mora Sabbath Sehoei, On the plat- form at the north mid Of the hall Was meeted a beautiful Chtistmas Tree, on whoe'e boinnital beenchee were boenti- fully (nor:eyed the vatee essortmo n t of presents for the childeen, of the school, /tete Mean -yen, whose beaming eintnten- epee, seemed te 1111.eaeli soubwitli hap. ,py thought, diritributed aniongst the VIIII•••!•••••• 1.1461•••••1•11101•14=11•••..MINIMM Ist speaking it few kind words for the eeentlemanly represeat &ea of London in the Locae. Assembly, eerie remarks eparentheticalie that " his clothee are ,apparently made for him." Does Grip Ineate by thiS to ineinuate that the other ,lnembers ofeour august Asserhbly Wear tiothee that aro imt made fgt. thereto?: If go, he oasts rather 'sdridue reflections en nu men Who' are sometimes supoesed to be hottest. But when a matt descends t 0 low as to the Legiseures we don't vender that .he will use cenense. Weld means to get a nein suit of cloth - ant and then he cati't alio; stop. to SOO •latIg enoolgli tee that they fit. ,ror 'Olen the credit ot" Smith Huroen ate sectsh to 880 liOW tAtt inenibeide clothes At In the WOrda Of 0, v01031)16 PrOPh4 1014 '011.66 doeertsed, yen, don't kitow 6 dilitiltelt frOi11 110tel *Mirk. tiieVe degenerate clayAb 0,146,11s, and deeerelog ebildren the Many prieee which :Wooled the brilli- antly lighted brattehes. A epeeial prie0 wee awarded M. a 8tee eoege "3 awden by his teaeher foe geuerel good '4„enninet and nelnanal attendance. Intel) of the eltildren eeelved Aare of the good thinee peOvided. Singing by the senol- ars, mulct' the superintendenee of Wee Maedounel, with jefr, c',301..lior at tile organ, WAS indulged hi to the delight of ell preeeoti The occasioo ),Y3, oeppy 000, tied one long to be remembered by 01 who witneseed it or perticipated:in it. Dam --Suddenly el heart disease, lite Town Bell, Deeeased was elways of a weakly eoeetitutiou, having emigsat- ed te this counton, from the United States, acla tatting ledgiuga in a yery exposed siOtttione witiolt together with the rigor ot a Qatiatlissid Avlistaie wee too mach for ite \vettk body, it &ally attectunbed on the of Doe. with one °attiring groan.--Coete Tsui :Been Coe-cense—We aro much at fault it: eingte italivielnal present, at the Concort of the EX0101; 00r110t Orchostsa Band 10 Deew's ou Sat. urday ovetang last, feel like lincliug fault with either tile programme or the men- ner which it was cart led out.- Long before the advertieed npouieg of the dears, erowds of make -sure -of -a -seat people battled. at the doors tor adMit- tattoo, and in such a force that it seem- ed as if those who would come about the right time, would not ee ter the bedding that night unless antler the most " pressing" terms. Indeed it was so, for before the hour for commencing had arrived, every nook and coener had its oeoupaut. Before commeneing, the band strueleup some choite aftee which the meeeing was called to order, end the concert commenced by the band playing the grand march, " Republic ;" after Which the company, consisting of Misses Bay and Rattenbury, of Clinton, Mr. Joslin, of Clinton, and Hogben aud Hooper, of Eeeter,—with Miss Vic, Bissett at the instrument--sang"Linnie Dore," which was rendered with exact precision with regard to time and hara molly, the grand, rich bass of Mr. Hog- ben, meely weldina itself in with' Mr. Hooper's, while boll beautifially blend- ed with the accompeuedug teuor of Mr. Joslin, the air of Alisses Rattsubury and Bay, and the unequalled alto of Miss Dissett. The full rich tone which is so easily distingnishable in the cleat, nese with which Miss Bay sings aud pronounces her words causes Mies Rat- teubury's sweet voice; as it raises or lowers so harmoniously, tb contrast so beautifully that we imagine the critic would be at a loss to know -alma' whieh to place the laureatil crown.- Mr. Jos - hu is a host in hunself, and on the stagete-ds perfeclledat home, evidenced sufficiently he othe non ehatant manner in:which he trips off word after word cof his song. If alldwed, we might say, Mr. Jonin knews he'is a good singer, e na is inspired with a confidence there- by. Exeter has every right to feel proud that their midst. they have a yoang lady of Miss Bissett's accoms plishmeuts, who ie able to- sit hour after hour playing accompaniatents to the most difficult music, as she did that evening. Mr. Hogbep has a well -train, ed bass voice, and the solo, n Tlo; Deep, Blue Sea," displayed its full compass, Mr. Hooper has several Hates appeared before Exeter audiencee, and always; gives satiefaetion, as he evidently is always prepared with good .selection of songs, to which he knows how to do justice. A well tieeerved encore greeted each of the performers. The orches- tra, whieh, by the way, we considered a sort of a special treat, twice favored the audience with music, which the ,per- formers, R. Clidley, S. Gidlev, C. Eae crett, 3. Crocker and. J. Elstln, know well how to deliver. The band did themselves credit for their music, and the committee for the excellent manner in which the programme was carried. out. Neither must we overlook the names of Misses Johns, Oke. Snell and Downs, N1116 performed, in splendid style, " The Conotry Cousin." The piauo usea was one "deftly loaded for the occabiou by Mr. John Deem+, and the orgen was a n Silver Tougae" from Mesers.W itlock & Senies's show -room, The receipts of the evening were over 4 t, SWEL S- T LAY P E .19 Art; E L EC TU it E. As we pronounced two week's since, the lecture of Mr. Carswell, delivers(' in Drew's Hall, Exeter On Wedneed y .. • evening last WAS a complete success., The evenin", though very unpropittions, seemed toebe suflieiently favorable foe the gathering of a large audience. Mr. Carswell's appearance in Exeter is al - Ways a guarantee of a fall hone° and an appreciative and respectable audience, At the appointed hour the Rev. Mr, Holmes, W. P. for the Division of the SODS of Temperance of this•place, was called to the chair, and in a few well- timed remarks, introduced the subject and the epeaker. Mr. Carswell, whose Iowa, flowing ringlets stream down his back and allow, fro in beneath their curet, the sharp, ianghing eyes to take a peep out at objects eround, need scarcely be described. He is known from one end of the Dominion to the other as the " Canadian Gough." This tine, ^we suppose, may be attributed to the uni- versal opinion that Gough is bur, little, if any, -superb): to Carswell in oratorical or desceiptive talent. Standing but about 5 feet 4 inches m height, he can- not be said to have a very commanding appearance on the stage, and in fact, at first aigut, whether it be the umisual sight of long, waving ringlets on 6 man's head, we cannot say ; but he does not attract one: The feeling, thongh, as soon as the speaker has fairly com- menced his lecture, entirely loses itself in the admiration of titlent and genius, which cannot help but follow, when the recitation of 'quaiut, humoroue and af- fecting 'anecdotes ate made, emphasis and attraction' being 'given them by elle very muds which we at filed con- demn, Like many, his iliustratioes ate not made with the intention of creating a laugh, a smile, or a tear alone, but given NO aS to leave a telliog, idea on the ipainde of his heaters. The audience MIS W Milt with an intent and inoroas- ing desire to listen to the speaker for heure, end the otie hem' and thirty mintitea whieh the speaker occapied, their close 'mined but 6 fetv Minute& The band, which on that and Orery mina where it is for the village good, turned out in full fore° and played a few appropriate tunes, for whien they re- cieve the cotelial thanke of the Division; Mr, Drew dettervee much evetlit for hie enterprise in erecting smith an ex.:0Na hall; and not only credit fot entevprise, but for generoeity where it is for the nubile good, as ho not only gave the use of it rent free to Careevell end the Dree Sion, but, On it previous odeasioni to the Bengough ComMitted.. li.l.IlPf4TIONI$ .... The .roini ding .inunielpidities,...A.s..fit.r...a8.tPAra f“44 . • • • •' Reeyeen ;Johnsen...a., C01.1110111ors---- neeanat, “.".•4;1""Al1APPP',11.85' P.90111. "1,,,....1“4"1"....ti 6e1 'Verity 115 406 00 eloarli „.. „ , 1 . 76 Biseett .... •".....n.ir" 60 elePhilips 08 . . 25 ... ........... 18 STF.PfIL'N: Reeve— Felton . „ . . . 170 ilogaeth . . . . . ...,..... 201 llogartle elected by a majority of 85. 'Der ty .Ree ve— Yearly 159 Prees.. .. . 140 Lewis . 114 Yearly elected by a reaisrity of 19. . . „..,, 204 801111R1T .. ... . ... ..,..„.. 208 „ 187 , , Leary 108 Mawhinnay,„ . . .. . . .. . , McDonald_ , MeLoy 100 Wilson 46 Baker, Schnurr awl Either elected. HAY. Reeve— • , Drewp, 182 ; Baunie, 152. Brows elected by a majority of 30. Cotincilloes-- Kalbfleish, 185 ; Wilson, 159; Mo. ooll, 140; Cook, 06 ; Geiger, 72; Restorer, 72. (i-eiger was re oelected Dep. -Reeve by acclamasion. useonen, Councillors, N..E. W.— Monteith, 86 ; Mill, 82. S. E. W.--; Shier. 6 ; Delbridge, 60 ; Nagle, 0; Rowtay, 0. Messrs. Nagle and Rowtly resigned before the election. The Reeve, L. Hunter, was re-elected by atclamation. LUCAN. T110 old Council re-elected, • LONDON .. t The mavorality contest- in ;London resuted in the return of AM. Ds C.. ale - Donald. The vote stood : McDonald, 728: Srayth ; 566 ; McBride, 541 Peel, 2 6. GODERICH Mayor Jas. H. Finlay ; Reeve, J. F Garrow ; 'Deputy -Reeve, Dixie Watson; Counoillers, Meseta Hutchison,' Smith, Detlor, Wateous Dail, Andrews, Cal - sits, Small', Thompson, Sloane, Camp- bell and Mitchell. denseoe. Mayor, A. S. Fisher; Reeve, Jos, Chidley; Councillore; Messes. Stevens. Smart, Doau, Menzies, Bu- chanan, Barton, &septic -IA, Cooper, Jameson, Johnston, and Erwin. eisecuema.—Mayoe, W. R Davie, Reeve. Jas. Silae; -Deputy Reeve, R. T. Currie ; Councillors, T. McDonald W. Leadstone, A. Burritt, J. Robinson, W. Thomson, J. 'AL O'Conor, J. Humber stone, A. Mulleron, and A. Murray.. SEAFORTIT—Old ouacil all re-elected. BAYFIELD.—Beeve O'Conort Coun- cilors—Kay, Flson McIntosh, Rot - lag°, Sankey, ancl battle; Deputy Reeve—Woods. - tip" ZURICH. NEW CHEESE FACTORY —MP. Seemia ler has bought from Mr. R. Brown the building lately owned by Mr. :Witmer a planing mill, and is fitting it up for a cheese fectory. and has eveey prospect of doing a good business for himself. This factory wino a great benefit to tho village aa well -as to the surround- ing contry. - Masoere.--The MaSOLIte hall has heels fitted up anew, and is now a very peat and comfortable room. On the eyeaing of' Dec. 27athe tnewbers bad'a eepper after theinst Dilation of officers, andlhad a nice soviet time. Tito officers instal- led are : R. Brown, W. M.; M. Zeller, Sec.; C. F. Wagner. S. W. ; A. B. Shantz, J. W.; C. Baur, Treasurer; C,, Creiman, Tyler, Justus Demuth, I. G. e ;. Weir, S. D.; N. Deichert J. 1). PneuraeR ACOIDENT.—One day last week Mr. and Mrs. Buteltee, of Lake View, went to Bayfield on basilic:me, leaving their children at home, Some time after the left, Hie children were busy playing in the house, and the eldest, a girl about ter years of age, while tumbling touted was seized with a sharp pein in the knee, which relater - ed her unable to move. In due time' Mr. and Mrs.Bushee came home, and, ou examining the leg 000uld see nothing wreng. They came to the conclusion that it must be sprained, and did what they could to relieve the pain ; but- in spite of all the,y could do it began to' swell and became stiff. On tho second day it was so bad that they thought some of the bones must be bioken, and sent to Zerich for medical aid. ,Dte 13uehannan crane immediately and ex- amined the leg. He found the bones Or sound, but could feel a hard lump on the other side of the knee, apparently half an inch below the skin ,and th might a needle or some other small foreign body had entered the knee, although the opemna at whim. it went in had closed. Hbe cut dewn on it, and RUC. meted in seizing and drawing out a needle about, two inches long,veryteudh to the surprise of the parents and coin- pleto relief of the girl. ST. MARY'S. STABBIHO AFFRAY. --011 DOCOn11)01" 814 Francis MnItigam and Patrick Dowdtal, two of a gang of wood eftwyers s4 the W, It Station, quarrelled fonght last night, Dowdell stabbieg in five places. None of them are 'cora 8ideired,dmigerous, Dowdall was ate ; reel cd. P3cHET Profttn----Dr. 'Wilson, of St,. itforyno bed his pocket picked on Nov Y,Cal'S day, fine gold watch being stolen. bece. 31.---Throo boys !woke throngh the ice While skating on the inill.pond to -day. One of them a son of Mr, George 11. gibbon) was , drowned. CVO 404.1414,74 V.11714041/10r40 p clii)01 16°1, t3tNy tk)Iii0U21°0 IdAx2eit?i,1"(i a Deo. The yorious chose* ace. quitted themselyes to the entiso tiatk- faetiOn Of the visitors, 5.1iie„ school liae found in Mr, Jesneten paiestaking aod seccesefel teacher, Judging from the mod pi'ogreee the ealldven neve miWo (Write; the pa'tt year. Hie as. ss ttro; \ivitelot\,'(e.8e Itsicisee i,:ttal "gin on,t, emile371dama anon, In the Senior Olase out of 800 meet difficult words tile \rimier of the prize missed but two. We are sorry to lose Mr, .1 olirAiton, but ooe beet wiehee go with him to the, school he ie engeged in for that year. At the etese of the examioetion, addresses were giveu by Rev, Mr. Whidock, mod several of the . . visitors present. Then 00,010 AO ad - teas lo JonnSton aetionapauied by the ereeetitatiou of a beautiful album froni hie affectio mite p pile. Mies Elston who has also resigned was locale the reeipieat of a h tame/elle present, from the pepile tt.:r etass. . Over $60 wosth of prizee were distribut- ed, each of the pupils receiving ode. Dena nacreous Age Teeo neg.—We heye tom to say good-bye en this cur last, day together; oar alio tights nettle-- elly revert to the morniug of our first tieenaitneenee. Yen probably read in our °Agee cueit me -faces oar auxiety elm Ot yoto: 011AL:toter ; 1101 being seined puyelogionnets we peohe- bey !rave Ai newly a ),.>(.5ripl.ious of you ;t$ th'eso wore children le the room, and, I am sego yoe -would have felt amused conld pea have heard the differ. sut verdicte were given during your tatsottee t,lio uvon-boar. Some being quite Stirs qua. Mr Johnson was vety passionate and that the slightest intniugment of rules would brieg down upon the ruelucky offouder the most se- vere puttishment, othess bringing just couclusive arguments to show that you wore meekness personified, butt during the year which has passed SO quiokly we have learned to respect, the stranger, of a year ago ; for while kind and helpful to all, ever ready to explain and re -explain any difficult problem, smoothing the dtleiculties as much as possible ; yet uuderlying that kindly and gentle trimmer there was a reserve of firmness quite sufficient to quell the most turbulent spirit who should dare to disebey. The progress which we have made during the year and of which the superiutendent spoke in such flattering terms wo know has been acquired only by lifted work oa your part for which we most heartily thank you, .aud though now ahout to part, your' Memory will' not soon die out of our hearts and when we shall havesleft school to engage in the , duties of life whatever may be our lot, when the frosts of many winters have bleached our hair to snowy whiteness, when . it seems mese of oar life to recall the memory of our lost youth than to live in tile peanut then our thouehte will wing themselves back to the old echool- house and the dear old teacher who so many years ago kinlly atal lovingly helped us. Among the changes which so often occur should you agaie take up your abode in Exeter I arn sure you would receive a honey welcome from us all. But we feel that we cannot let yen go feom among us withoet a slight token of our love and respect, and 'we trust you will accept Mile gift overleok- ing its smallness and feeling that it is ticcompeeded by the good wishes of all your pupils. A, it is more than pro- bable that we all may never meet again we take this last opportunity .of wish- iug you gold bye and may God speed and protect you. ---Your affectionate Punc,s. To -Mr. Johneton. Principal of .Exeter school. HONORED SIR.— We,the Trustees of the Exeter School, repre- senting as we do the intereits of the parents of your pupils, on this the eve ofyour leaving, feel it to be our duty and at the seam .tiene a pleasure to congratulate you upon the great euccess of oureichool while tinder e'our tuituon during the past year. We kilow adia' appreciate the energy which in every instance you have shown to secure the harmonious woyking of the the weole school, and we feel that in the progrees your pupils bave made, eyou feel yourself amply rewttrded. Your, hearty co,operation with ns all pus business. meetings has rendered *them -ye pleasannand we very much regret that yOn as tam of our colleagues tat to leavene. We now tender yurt and eue young holies, yonr essietants a cot-. Ain,' vote of thanks for .yonr libbers dur- ing. the past year. James Pickard Arelitien Sanders ; J. W. .Broderick ; -David Johns ; Isaace NIrhitleck ; John .-eleDon eel I. tiln, VS. BROW N. To the Editor ot the Dicc,tor 37.0c6N. DEAR SIR,—I have not ae yet seen rtuy accoent in any of the papers pub- lished in the county as to the disposal .by the higher inn noritys of the appeal of constable Gill against the decision -of .111.r. Brown of Zurich, in the case of assatilt r referred against that gentle- -man by Mr. Prout, and . many are ehquiring for the paaticulars,I hasten to glee them, as I am in full possession of them. It will be remembered that last fall Mr. Gill. epproa,ched Prout with the purpose of taking, him wisoner,and while doing so was alleged by the lattev gentleman to have assaulted him. took his case befOre Mr. Browe, J. P. who in conjunction with other magis- trates 00 t110 beechimposecl a fine on Mr, Gill for assault. This was appeal- ed againet, and the case takee for trial before the Court of Queou'e Bench at ,Goderich. From here again Mr. Gill wished to take it but before he could take it,out, he had to show cause 'for so doing, and. therefore -served a writ that he had corninitted aggrivit- ted assault en Me. Protit. When this was done he took his sett to Termite, , • +73 ,but indernent reudereel against him, the martietratee deeision e as alined, end all coete falline. on Mr. Gill's eland, - tiers, which latter was 100 SLED. 1 to in [tin ; 'Yours truly, useorin WIMAT BtrviNd PRoSPE,00^,—A large amount of. grairie lies pas,sed through thie villatte witliits the last day or two, hatted fotb. Tmean, A, ereat deal, of: it wq.4 offered Imre afid t'horteli no sale , was effected, yet 'tile whole would have 'lintehesed- lied the facilities for ehippitige been stifliciently advaemed, Centralia, without, dotibt, will bo rt, t;ootl intir1;01, rrwo parties aee negotiating with the Company es to the terms apou which etorelmteeee cith be erected; we undetetrok, also, that wheat Oars will ifildetlet'be ' r , . ed for' title place. A STRANGE RISTORYi alit'', 0 iialoee 10o so0p4fichico. 1 ^mm 0480, fia060,Hif T4G111: ILTON. ""^"," ,Hantiltou 081,010,car Dee, P. 001400(0ty the soup kitchen in tine eity wait utter, sea:..;ge 4bgye a 1111% witc: breakfast for the poor whe was 0141001- (4 to drop in, thu doer opened geotly ',and a thin, frightened lookieg woman? upon whose wan features pain and POverty iotd' 1/114 their ,6tep0,,d isito the aeons. Glanciegatatiwiftly ;trotted the room, she tottered -forward into a seat, and covering her fete a tattered shawl, burst int() an agony of sobs.' The gpitearanee of a woman beggar in the SOU!) ltit011011 was mitten - /1h nlid 1110 illntrUll felifexceedingly un- comfortable 00 seeing this strange ap- vexation. oehopping forward, elle in- guised if she could. rib anything for ller. With a $.wift motion' the inieerable mature drew a 80Up ticket froai the folds of .her dress, and pres- sed it ahnoSt savagely into the matroWs p41m, and tben sank exhausted. often the ',The ,nneteen. brogadet 0,0 soup and. kid it before the weeping wo- mannaltbie a very short tune dos - patched it, and then risine, toanked the matron gracefully, and' glancing about the room 113 if she coned detec- tion, woe gone the next. 100100111. Hard- ly ten minutes had elapsed before a gentleman entered tlie soup nitchen and ingaired if .such a woman had been there, and , on learning , that she had hems, despatched in search of her, and soon -afterwards discovered her 00 the street. The reasons for the gentle- man's interest iv ;such an abandoned creature are given below. Ten years ago Caroline Boclette—the vagrant's name—ineved in the very highest cir- cles of society in the g'reat manufactur- lieg town of hlanchesten England. She was the daughter of one of the princi- pal manufacterers there, a Frenchm au by the name of. Louis Bodette, of' the firm of Botlette , & Drown, ears mane. facturers. Caroline was the ouly cbild. She MIS vela, beautiful and petted hy all, who knew ber, and, eve she was seventeen years of age she had received several offers of marriage. At the age of twenty, however, her fatties, "made a match" for her with an elder- ey friend of his in ea° Joseph Simon, and, in spite Of the poor giel'e protestations, the mifortunate flaatcli was finally cell:SUM Ill e tecla From that mothent Cal oliae's conree 'Ne et steadily downwavds. She haa never loved her lineband, and at the eitearation of. sie months she had learned' to hate him wah all soul, About this time a young Canadian commercial traveler came upon ttie scene, having been sent by a tee -gel -1m in Montreal to transact busi- ness with the firm of Bodette. Brown, & Simou, for such MIS 110W the name uf the firm. Mr. Simon invited him to stay with him during hie Sojoura Manceester, aucl the iuvitation AIMS un- fortudately accepted. The Canadien was handsome and had a pleasing in- sinuate's,* manner and from the first intnnacy sprang up between him au d lUailame Simon. One wok after the iutrod nciion Simon returned home from a trioto London to find that his faithless wilt and alotudsome Canadian castoiner had fled no one knew whith- er. No trace Wf1,3 tii8001701-ed of them, but subsequent events showed that the golltypair went to Glasgow, Scotland, and thence took the steamer direct an - New York. They stayed in thet city for some time, and in the summer of 1873 they came to this.,eity, where the woman was contited in a house on Catharine street. What. afterwards' became ef the 'child is not known, aud as to its supposed father no further tracehas been diseoVered of him since ne reached. this city. All the woman knows about lantis that he left het when sko was eick, and site never &LW him again. From that momEnt Caroline Simon became a counnon vag rail Mid. drunkard, known. under several names to the police. During the simmer of 1874 ehe WEIS 118 Ser - VO llt 11) a tavern Dunclas model\ the name of Jane Duncan, but she lost her place thscugh" druukeeness. Still Caroline 'never lost Certain. traits of beauty, which made her rem arkitble when seen constable with the wife mon herd. Her walk was still digui- tied laid 'graceful, Ned her face still tained tra,ces of a once wonderful love- liness. Six weeks ago, on the Oth of October lest,Joeeplf Simoo, the wealthy herdware mei-client. dropped dead in railway carriageson his -way from Edino burgh to Glasgow, tend ever eiece Euglish detectives have beeio endeavor- ing to discover his wife, A Londoe tletective named 'Simms was the most euccessful, tor on M000day last, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, he took the wealthy widow of Joseph Simon be the hand on the corner of Cherry streit and Maiden Cane in this city, and is now with her in New York, awaiting the first steamer for Liverpool. The fol- lowing letter written by Caroline in 1874 Co an old schoohnate in Oxford led to the discovery :—I-familton, Dec. 10, 1874. Oa t. 111Y LOST DAni,ING,—FOr- . • give me for daring po write to you, for I fon common street walkor ; yes, God forgive me I Mil evorse that the brutes. I have no l'ieme or would not write to you. But, oh I my heart is breaking and I will soon be,dead. Give my love to your sister Jane and ask het if she remembers whet I once was. I live in Dundas; Ontario, but don't try to find me Out, or tell my husband, for,f weuld scold him if he came out here. , He drove me id) this. I 110X7en't 6 second change oftlothing, ttad people ' loath me. My baby -died 'here, and ite nailer left me long ago. I have got your plc - 1 Hut el' Adieu for ture ant t 8. ever, Carolinepoclette. To Mrs. An, drew 11 ----ds, f)nfoiA, England.,..ft supposed that by the death of her Ints7 band, Caroline, oven if she was only to get a third of his property, will be the possessor of ,t20.000 sterling - On Obeisance; moveingeen awakening' Mr, Aietleew Daily, of Clinton, was as- touished find his wife, who was lying by his side, dead, ehe having 1,,etired in her usual Loan the night nreviou8. Deceased. wee an old- tesicleut, having come heeeniany y00.14 sinte ; she rm., the mother of 19 children. A mutual Council, composed of ten Millistort5 and rOpreselitatiVOS ronn twenty Churches will ino,,t. In Brooklyn. on Jan. 1 8111 and examine into the differenco botAveen ktr, Moulton and th. Be ?..cher, The Advent of the contonniol year VAS telebrated throlighoet the 'United States by processions, illuminations, fireworkea'and eahltee. The delbOn- I Stritti011 of wag ,PectitiallY enthusiastic, ' bout .Arnesateuil eleetioti on jest, let Uon. , Huntington Witile returuing 10.4 iior eseape of being drowned 51,12101101.11 til'hodQr1Lbdi°, awl suddenly entered a dark pool of water, fifty yotrds lung by eighteen feet Hon, Mr, Huutington fked Herald re, Wide, The slelYli was 1,110fiet throwing portee out, lion. Mr. llutaington kmyea himself by making 6 sprIng end catelangathtgged end of ice with his right ro0CiViug 6 Cat tho face at the attempt. 110 WAS 811fferillg With epeained leg the thee of the aceident Alla also sprained ins tutuub rescuing mOrning tt man was Sound on a pile ef boards near tho Stratford, inar,ket a state of utter prostiatiou from weut OXPO8lire It appeats that .thetpoor fellow's imene is McKay; that lee had been, ru,til a few weelte ego, wothing as a totanster the comity of Oxford, when he thifortunate- ly gut, bOth his feet froeee. On Saturday night laet, the dwelling - house of Sirs. Itaeltael urduu, a wi- dow, ton miles fionin "tieing Sun, lud., caught lite 111 the night and wa$ enterly constanucl, The WOMAll and 110r three en:adroit, two 80110 ft31(1 a daughter, from 8 to 12 years of age, \eeie bleated to death. ' The . horritole suspicion is entertalea" by tcome of the iceighbors hat murder os a warse crime preceded the faille- of the house. A Brauebridge Wain who was to'have been mauled 00 Christmas warping. bat was jilted by the intended bride, went into a store, procured a gun, loaded it with buckehut, drew back the cock, placed the stock on the floor, and pulling the muzzle swerved a trifle to the leftethe charge entering a little a bove the heart, shattering the shoulder. He is in a, precarious condition. A young nan who was in the Mleholl M.arkett last weett with a load of apples from Mitchell went to Harriston, on his rPtUrn tamed. as far as Ne v- ry, but from there no other tame can be found of him. His parents who live at Lakeside, are almoet distracted, as 'they fear he 11E18 beeu 'muttered. He Wil.8 a steady emu% man 'leach attached to his boric, end very quiet, which makes his disappearence the more sus- picious. Mr. „F. B. °timberland of 11.1 e IL - ern Ptellway lies had prepared a, map of all the railroads chartered and in ex- istence in Ontario. It is said to have cost 1,800, and shows 10,800 miles of railway to have been psojected, includ- ing those now runntug. This taking the popalation of the Ppovince tWo million, would allow ono mile for every loardred and ilinety pereo.is. ' Ca Monday, 27th December, the mareet fees was put up to pnblic, competition, both with and without the baebet fees. AVithont the basket fee, $1,920 were offerrdefor the market ; and with it, $1, 895. Neith- er offers was accepted', but the Couneal were to decide upon the matter on Fri- day night. Tins year the market, b so ught $940.` Guelp Herald regrete to hear that Mr. H. L. Spence., the eacellent third brse-nian of the Maple Leaf ferse-laill Clab, is likely to leave- town daring the whiter. The Reraid says he has re - delved good offers from the New Haven nine and also hoot the Mee which ie being organized( in Toroeto, and it, is probable that he will play iu one if these nines during tne eneeine season. ,f1FLIER E TIDIES Office,Exeter,,Tau. 6, 1870 EXETER. NV'llite NVIloat 800 to Spring Wheat 88 to Oats ... ... ,., 30 to Potatoes ... ,.. ... 25 to Peas ... 55 to .81ggs ... ... 16 . to 33ulter .- - .., 31 to 'Flour per bbl.... .., me to 12 to Shorts ... ... ... 14 to Hogs. ...... .... ... . ............. ..„....... OM to Beet. ..... . ... ............... ....... ....... 4 00 te Hides.. 4 50 to Sheepskins.. 69 to 1.kla.y 10 00 30 0,..e4.1 Apples . :.. ..... . .. ...... . . .. ..,1 15 to Onions - 75 30 8. 93 00 :30 30 GO 18 19 550 12 18 7 00 600 4 50 80 12 On 2 00 1 00 \\root . Turkeys 50 tot 00 3 .............. ......... . . . ..... ...... HO to if) Ducks ..pr ...- 3 0 to5 0 ST. BLARY'S. (Repo 3 Cad regularly by A. G albraith, Clerk) ileIbl.whea 1. per huSsel 90 to 02 ing 00 to 02 na,rley , " • ' lens 60 to 66 Oats 31 t0 33 Egg., per dozen 18 to 18 Butter • 10 to 19 1100 to 12 00 LONDON, White Wheat, por .••• T read •" Real Winter Vali Wheat • • Spring wheitt•" Oats Barley Pons Buttor Edgs SEAFORTH. 3 60 to' 65 155 10163 1 40 to 110 155 to 1.55 1 25to 1 60 1 08 to I 15 0 901o0 90 90 to 93 90 to 93 0 30 to 30 no to 55 0 55 to 65 0 17 to 18 10 to 18 LUCAN White wheat 00 to. 02 Troadwoll 00 to 02 Spring 00 tr.) 02 Oats 0 3.1 to 32 " :lie 0 00 to 0 05 Barley 55 to 50 Butter 17 to' 18 Eggs, per dozen ...... . ...... . ... ........„. 10 to 16 Potatoes 25 to 0 25 .atid 12 to 13 Tallow 6 to 7 Pray 8 00 to 10 00 'Timothy seed_ , 8 25 to 3 50 Clovor good ' 6 00 to 0 75 Wool t , . . Shoe.pskins .. ... . . ,..... .... . . ...,.......„1 00 to 1 50 Hoof • 00 to 6 50 . Irides 41 to 15 Pork .....„.„„ .. . ............... . ...... 7 '00 tp 7 50 (MANTON, , - - Do!..111 wheat, 9Je Treadwc311, 00:: to 05c; snl tug 83 to 90e. T3n.rley, 45 to 58. Pons, 60 to 07e. Oats, 28 to SO. 1300), 4 to 0c. flutter, 19 to 20c Eg:.0 18 Pork 7 Hi les, por lb, 4Actit Tallow, per, lb 6 cts thocrosithIs 80e to lop. - , .11.1.11e R I E D. g TEL—POWLI13.7--At the resid011ed of the bride's motlene on Dec. 301,11, by Rev. T2' Gratiy, Thos. Russel of 'Osborne, to Margo- , rot, only daughter of the late Alexander Vowlie TJsbortio. Awl STU OX4 -,MCQ Wednesday the 291,11 inst., at the i•esideece of the b^.1do's father, by the Rev W It Ross, Mr George II Armstrong., Pa,ris High &drool to Miss Kate, youngest CLuigbier of JAIXISS MeQuay E,so, Sunny name, Pickering nrEn. . Rao crarett---At Caledonia,. on' Thursday bee, • 80th wet of G Broclerielc and eldest danghter of the late loirted; latittwill &Atter Olit -AATANTED TO EtNT.--1.0 the v v con,ity 01 tlaron,1,0t1 n,c^. es t land, wit -At bit I I tis e to, For further pa k tien s, apply to .1011.ti WALEtilt, Vetersviito, 5, o. 123.' WANTED.,- A female teachee want - ea ineesoosteev. se este:eon te: Stephen. Apply elt!ler persouukly by let tor,, W. 8OHNSIGA, Orediton, IlAqm Pon h" niirog of wild. la 0 being lot t fi ceu •,r 3 • . „or IAN; sat pe e0y tertna,i 6Y. titeliatiatirt for 'iinttaine towli,Prouesty,, yoftotivri? iiitHioniare apply te Jorm COUCH, reileinearanNotileetta04, Royai Again Triump ?„ glese, Itteir , BY TeleeTaph to tbe Gardner Sewing ltia, , chine elempitny, Cornwall, October [675 -Loyal got lirst prize at (ile,ogarry lonnty IFitio, over the websier, os. horn and New York Singer J'Arial3 AlItaursr. ilelleville, Sept 30th, 1875—OOt first prize on lloyal at l'ed.111010, boating Wheeler it Wilson awl (ivory 11.3.0r machine. Groat coatest. JAsalls 13/11E11TP Brochelllo, sop t 1 87 n-nopti. to:)1Enrst prize at Pelenrille. competing with the wheeler & NViTson sioger, end others Evtina"rs 4 TIAO-AnuA Ti180iiburi4 Oct 11, 1178---Pirst prize for Inuit). at Union Exhibition here ovot ttll competitors , MArrcrow s•rnwAtur woocistocic, Oct 5,1875 -Royal took first Prize at Ez'trib Ulan hero over all competitors luArrnenv STR,IVATZT Paris, Oct 8, 1875 --Have taken lirst prize with Royal at Fair hero, bee ting the Raymond atul singer. WILLtrot sx.tou Naptinee, Oot 38, 1875 --Royal bits taken filet SO Fair horeover ger, Howe, Wanzer arta Others JA141,5 BAnTiFTT Harley, Oct 13, 1875 -Royal takes first peas at this Fair for lamily work and Light Manniacttir- ing. r • WILLTATO peseta Theie victories co nclusively prey° that th Light Running Royal is the People's Favorite An tAo Best Family sewing maehino. The manural Lure; s have lately added to it the greatest noyelt of no age, the Royal 1 amp Holder, for eosin machines, The lamp can never -upset ra• • the oi sot t the work, and it is Arrivng0(1. to niow the 13:403 on a ay part of the work, or abling the opera - 0,s t3 work as Well by night as by dee, sotabY JAMES PICKARD, Exeter. CHANCERY SALE REAL ESTATE SITUATE IN The TOWNSHIP OF HA Y COUNTY OF HURON. ,r..)URSUANT TO THY.' DEC1ItEB MADE IN the eause of ' UR3IE CURRIE, and bearing date tho 15th clay of November, A. D. 1875, there will be sold by 11%.1.131i0 tbe approbation of RENtlY MAoDER- MOTT, Esquite, Master of this Court, at God- ' elicit, on TUESDAY, TIM EIG1iTif DIY Or FEU- 1f1Jet ttY, A. 1876, •' At Twelve look neon, by the said .Master, at MoGIZEG011'S HOTEL, (formerly Batten- bury's.) in the VILLA.GE OF BRUCEFTTILD To one lot, the "following valnable Farm Prop- erty, viz. :--Lot limber twenty-six in the sixth, 'Couceseilou of th.ii Township of H•ty, in the County of, Huron, containing ONE D RED AORA.S. Fifty acres are cleared, anii limier cultivation, PI) a fenced.; the remaincie • is a gciod bat dwoort bosli. The soil is good day. On it are a 'VI am o House, one stomy Malt and sii.tee n. feet by tWanty- I ,10 A L(31.; Barn and a Log Stable. 'Pht. sitp1110 Within (our miles of the big° of Zm amt ^within four miles of the Loin:cot Ova.vel lioati, and is conveuient to Cha- ell and t=cliool FOP se. titlo to Cie lond is indisputable. The purcliasor must psy clown sloth° time of sale a deposit of ten por cent. of his purchasq money to the Yent'ors or thee Solicitore; and/ the halitneP 1711',.',11 e month -h110 Court, to Lb e cm/lit of Oil,: Q0171.V.`, "Via -bent inteterit. on pay - Mont of' Which balance he will be etkittoti. to a, C01.11eyance and to possession of the laud. protielty -will be put up at auy upset pi ice of The hiller conditions of the sale aro the standing conditions of qae,,Cou t of Chancery. Fro thot• parti cularg may be lea] tied in the meantime at tit- offices of I. T. Oa^ row, Es- quire, 77. R. Soule); Esonlie, and Messi.s. Cameron ^,^&.; Ire:Fadden, Vencl..a's Sol ici Lot s ; and of the solo. 'Master. Dated, the BM clay of Done:film-, A. D.,1S75. H. .BIAC BE ttMOT Master at Gocletich. CA.M 52,1: ON LC:, AloPADDEN, * • -Vendor's Solicit ors. k 20. tt.1) :Motor The 111.1tlerSig110,1 seT) rod 010 eel -i - t:05 of a first-class :miter, Mr. Henry IDA.'17E C filCAGO), p -e 'area to fill sathifdctorily ell o •ders with Wir'c 1 Ire may be trim ed. e-tperieoc,,e anti :au r:r‘ss of Mt,. Hal: is in 0.-^ Ling and fia, tin g meu.,s warraiit me in t,n tit an toeluff A PERFECT ITT to eve, ^roue who favois me with. his order. On account of the hatai times I am deter- mined to sell clothing at a . low plicos as any oL'im,r clothing house in the West. I BUY AND SELL FOR CASH. A elmice lot of Gent:f Furitisbing 53cals just eceivcd. Cloth bonglit from me cut free of charge. J P Mc1NTYRE. 11-111E W.D.MtGLOCHLON WATCH 1 i bestial t,laen,:k 'Bo sure elld. get the W. D.McGloolileTwat0h heroic buying. You w111 have no other It ter so - teg Clem, All woo Wofir reCOmMend. Gold and Sitym Ladles and Gentiortmn's sizes. 77 Duudus sbeeo,LontIon. See the tostimonlals. The 103 goat, baste tut cheapwit stock of flee Giltkt JeWeb ;47, Clocks,, Silver, and Plated Ware, /ttuey Goods, &c., ece., in the Province. Repairing of lose •iption. W. B. MoGLOtibl-fLON: every _ 77 Dundas st.. Lo Brick stor tut dwelling house, --Also frame dwelling anti stable, for sale, centre of Alain street Exeter. ^ g * IDLES, Prayer Books, Hymn Books,. Cassell's Magazine, Saterday Maga- zinc, Infante' Magazine, Sattir- day Journal, Day of Rest, feinde'y at rieme, Clelareras; taiond,Wide Awake, Chats teebox, leriendly Visnot, Childs' Como -hien, tend of Britim Workman, Azt, visor, Obristian Treasur,13ritish juvenile; Albano, Week beteg 1)031C3,,,,4z0.. &No CiiiIISTIVIAS.