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- It, JF.,:e't , „t ; 1,1 the C,,i1.2:ei1 take it up. Mad hut
be afraid of' it. The uyer-cautious wili
ery aboUt the rofikay bonus, the street
-est, iinproveineuts, etc., bet if we work on
glig eta ("Attia;
. Jo. 1,1ii's imin.i.lrum i,'Ity, well never
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have over lialf-e-dozee more eente fu
the place. The taxeS are high. "Yes ;
and the iotteer you vtoelt to beep °thus
from lleleing to jay thew, the longer
and tuore of them will you have, to pay
yotiveelt. "Ithle is plain. mmter-otnaeb
The manufactures of a towel or vil- doetrine, lueoutroyeetible, and pro\ et)
e lege ime to it what the splual column over aed over agiiin, it has been
it to the Lotman, franbe ; 113oy pai,/ il;j3 ' Said, 1101 ;1.10 pay NVE,31 We 11 0 NV 0 WO, /31bd
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4tregth, its weapon., its yory enieteeme thou lvtien others eoree he lot them
i , help build tuel pay too. TItat's eound,
le no one uase .44.1-2 it L4e 8.21-il-i 113.31 t De b r the u , e , ) .2, t 1, ve Imre , ten li 0 , teetate ,ett tem nate. n \elm dole,
inanefaeturee ill ti villeee or LL, wil have
been ,the means of ltiotleeime it$ pro-
gress ono Iota, Neiehee eau it 1.227 said
of them that they heve been the means
of keeping ib in scqta quo. But uu the
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e!telrAriere'reirC.1'11/1 &St
12' yeu \twit shipping ttegs,
e ou Want taety letter bends,
If you want Mee visitiug cards,
11 you want the letet of 'tell' work,
11 yew waut any 110,1 efjob 1)413111g.
Leave yeur ordere at the Ti4n4S office
and you can secure them on short no,
Vice, at low rates, and the best et,31e.
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33,44 of N lie, 4oyer ou the,wing, •
Awl, hale ana we,a2.433.34 4a 14303241.403341..
'ist.33.1222y Luc welch wi iltatto thy ,5.310.7,
0a, 4ontie waudeor; )vithor (lost 'ria3u4
toaper's 0000o nest Dieu ein gatin
A wakill in his brost )v alerbo. •
contrary, thrmielt their means
through their ageeeies the foreit aud
wilderuees yeeterduy is the town uf
to -day. "1.iefure the 'nighty sway of
mealuitattrre ("nimble tu veriest duet the'
itionumental to.wg)rs of illost every other
a.evioe, To it, C,auache wes in great
3-,u1 her eeietence—this canoot
enelesafed. To it, our imielibors
ecrose 11 Ler, due the 'tut tu be de -
Idea metevial aud existeuce
the many large tewes tied cities
dot their coeutry. The qvieetitui often
esolye3i itself 22mtaufactures or rail-
ro.3 1 t'" wa)over.heard of 011013 101e r.
41,13) host.? Alanufauturee or raitroml !
'Wo would glean from this that those
echo propounded the query were of tha.:,
2:.einifor war3.1 type that they N1' ...I 11 like
tu have oils or the other, bet, net both.
13ut one to 01100e0 they know
Lot. In scene eueh as mining, coal-
beneing lutnbertng distriets, the
mieetion [eight be aliewered, buth if Ave
team but the railioad is preferable.
What more hltely cone lesion in each
eases, DLit in 'other localities to carry
on a large husiness, to make a centre,
eaese your dielriet. to he .133.4.2\11 1031
must ha\ betlx. Certainly a railroad
is aevonderful adj meet to the growth and
posperity of 0 place, but to feed sue11
necessity there intuit be provided fed-
i:ter. Bringing the niatter home to
t terselves, we have 'IL NV under active la-
bor, umubers of men and and horses
colistructing what is to be the artery of
our ctenniercial connection with the
outt;r world. When c,ompleted, which
.will be in the course of a few months,
it look 312 tO ILSSibt inmalting it,
a paying coucern..„*To this end, no doubt,
grain mere -mite will assiet in no im-
uiaterial degree, our tnerchimts will al-
so aeetet po a grciat extent, But is not
this,merely local ? 'tItiettelepende on the
fitancially and otherwise, ...of
those who fieger grain, whether the
guit,tpany will have tlieple,asure of ship-
ping much or little: If those ince ale
not capable of giting the eame eatis.
fait:ion to the lathier as be is able to
olnateing heighboriug inarkets, lose
:At faraier's tirade, and miss his cutin-
teinuice. on the oilier haud, the
same satisfaction Is warranted, we not
ouly secure the local trade, but may -
hap draw front the neighborhood of
less satisfactory markets the istamina
which eustaiiis them. Then we hate;
fur our town a good name, which we
et ould entreat of -you tu retain oer
euaritete are ree,ognitted as being incom-
patible vt,ith anything bad, 0,111 our
eneretients rejoice.
IS this, though, all we wolud ask for?
Ale we eatiefieti tvitli the pietare ? Is
theee auythieet iu it tu inalm tint' village
grow to aueellieg mucli more- tInut it
village ? tale storeheuses w•ill require
p, fest, niove exteit hends ; theee will re-
quire to live 10 the place. The f tuners
lay out their gainings iu the stores,
411d these wi 1 re4airc to be maltipli.ed,
And more help needed. But the solid,
tibk,antitit life of the place is not here
yt4,, We v..ent to hear the 111.1111 of the
inachiuery, see the smoke-staclis tow-
ering w.313 their plat.a.encd and 2003-
Etailiod counterances, to3p.rcl the eky.
'Then we have life ; then Nve liiitve a
town. The :ininioveable fact of rnanu
fatures and prosperity Loing anything,
illan twin eisters Lae beeteine 3111 -
.4644.1)y apparent througlamt Canada,
titatiit, deemed 0 sight worthy of note
fur a manufactory worthy of name to
yprIng np 03.232ga's briclge--tvithout
nit:nitwits warning. So deeply im-
pressed are the people with the impor-
titnee of those interests tliat ,munici-
, palitsr vles niunicii.ality ID
the txtcut of the boutises they
tiffer indacements to etatinch
men to establish their indeetry in then.
midst, that for 0115 of these to grop in
place unasked and unaided is 0::t. of
'tile question. Without, doubt, some
yillages are extraordietrily wide in
their, itspfeatious, aucl hold forth iti-
xlueetnents ifeteli as cripple them to the
'knee jolubs, 4.bsurditles like this are
,to be frowned' at and fern?ht iteainst.
Were matters othersvise than. as above
stated, t e glaiktit).4 of a 1)012023 would
be the Ittet tlri DV, think of.
We do not believe they are tbe bene-
ficiary cures to the 313,3/tuftmiturei. Its
,supposed. He c00110t but feel that a
tleb1 Ot gratitaLle 12 b0,11111: be,steneed
ppon him, althotigh hy 118 .,010vonlei i
he has fully repaid it, and. the gittoe,
we aro fain to beli.Jvci, often imagine
ellat a bond It holden upon 111:11., and
be is liot his own master. Could tine
;be otherwise, our thoughts on ,t1n,
Mattel' would be otherwise.
We thiok that tile remarks with re-
efard kailways and emu ttnacturee
'are relevant to our pro:tont and futurt
prosperity As the ea:4 then 44(4,10ak,
we want nianuhtrqures, and to obtah,
theta We 11140 to pay foe thetn, Bus
'before doing so, we want tube caution,
'011611 01 Lei "pay too much for tin
Whistle," awl gwe ork Mere than th
1 Inefit re0eiteod. proper' Industrie
seCured, ive feel eafe ettylog thet
grr.,t110 fat woilting of titom
rtb for which they. ,10•,012 refreFiaaeta from her snoo anal?
Thou harelebs 12uss, I wood that I woo 15
Presentin bills for pennua evry hewer,-
Takin of Duty's realm a wrapinros rove,
0 1st like a hap/wain) OW, brit/ bower!
11oltstettic qucarec/lied hones, 1 pra;
w liawse solo in anor1.14.1 4 to weap—
U lote snuze ihe hole of livo-long du,
huvrer round las won tri to sleep.
3rW linVe to pay. As this lute beeh
ePo400 tof for ,a lung time, end very
httle" done, the haitietion 11 0 NV DO
taken, And follow (we'd. rather say
leade,in the wake of Palmerston, Bros-
Lucknow, N'tringinLni,, Oshawa,
Strathroy, St. Thoinae, Gbeicoe aud
htunberless other, as we imagine, less
entetprising to WAS:
Dxnot.,,tn, the North. York inerist, has
gone the way uf unrighteutte
,
ticians. ageet uudertuok 10 vanish
it voter's debts by paming them, and
00 Saturday last the judges Intseitted
11 i 311, alld George 1.43.)wa said, Now,
Diu ntua.
Ait exchange sttealts of eome of the
villagere eutieine, trill.' a piece of tin
at the end. of tt, hook, front the azure
impthe oi els eatery Ittmie, the pow:
deluded heeling. \\hoover would do
that would fieli with a lly for bait, it he
wasn't too lazy to 033(011 'inn.
DU, Lucknow Sentinel copies Mr.
Brydges' letter tweet, the $10,000
bonus affair, and yet says he can't see
that everythiug WaS alt eight. The
editor wielms Mr. Carling end Ins
urgau to understand Such an
editor ! Asitiug people tu understated
you! IS that What yea write fer ?
\Ye think Mr. Carling Intd better "eise
and eeplain." fur if he don't the Senti-
nel Wall says he must, in the interest
:4 his readers, put his shoulder 13.1 the
Laak of "dragging his (11.1r. C.'s) name
In the dust." Next.
Tun next time we tender a bit of
fatherly advice to our, cotem. Luek-
now; and it auswers back by calling no
names, we wou't get a bit vexed, but
ust tell him the story of the "fox and
',he cow bell." In last issue he
says in' allusion to us "What chise of
people IS usually spoken of 110 possess-
ing tile 01:11131 amouut of sense as child-
ren ? Perhaps lee is One, of them "
Now, Mr.:Sentinel, allow us to remark
that, in your special case, there is no
room for doubt, amd we cau dispense
with the perhamen
Tae Bruce Reporter says they have a
minethine in that town comprietng four
tubes, All 3 ou have to de is to stick
them on y01.13 00 3V, arrange the pa.il,
take up your kuitting, and in a few
minutes look at your bucket, and you
held your work 'accomplished. That's
a poor inventiop. 'Why not had it
emptied. into a churn, cause 1 the
handle to be worked by the friction of
the tubes, made the butter, scalded it
with the "strippings," let the churn
epset, spill out the buttermilk, and
then the cow kick the butter in the
U01.12l1 ready l'or salting and warka.
HOD. Mr- Meceeezm le,lt for England
on Weduesday last, mid the Globe took
the occasion to pay tribute to the
"ability " which it suppuees him to pos-
sess, and at the same time triect to
prepare the reception of Mr, Mackenzie
in England by having a fling at the
Conservative party. :Evidently the
Globe has a shrewd idea that Mr. Mac-
keuzie is as little thmeght of ou the
other side of the A ttl0ntie, as he is on
this side. Wonder if the Queeu will of-
fer kuight hint ?
Tun Dominion Governmenl', Ints
rather ft strange way of bidding for
votes. Iu the case in question we
think there is but little necessiey for
throwing out the bait, for the candidate
will, we imagine, "run the coarse
atone." Stilt, there may be opposi-
tion, they think, and better ,to 0110 W
111 El people otte power. In doing so,
111037 most plainly and signifieantly
show their hands. By the Bruce
porter we learn that the Governmeut
has already wade the promise of W011 -
(Info]. improvements in the harbor
theee clueing the coming summer. How
strange euch peomise slitend thus
hurriedly be thrust before the people ;
13E4 What 11011.1c311011 C.0 ill ad in .a few
days the nominatioe for South 13ruee
takes place 1
Fair wo), thou /111 us inseck now Dpe,13 1
I no tho LI 80rO0 of greof t.1111 pane.'
Bees. I t-ta no 101n;er, or toll bruhe 31,1 )1.11rt ;
IP,ye'llsinashU sortio. if yew sum atpine,
Re kunis defyanee caw:in in his i --
Biz folty-probsis rny fici'sr( (loth 1290k;1,
LssPio fruro bed. will ileapitirin 81,
limes li tie], end then ltarnly azuoitit 1
DUST.
MOSQUITOES are lively. •
,SonE ef the shade trees dead.
Tim trees glory in ell their verthincy.
Now for your wool clips. Who CM
beat ?
woikia tv,t, 1..,,e0a wen fol.:,
one tO tai't Vittlull, 8,51t,
the 12212-iness Itian to pay eaelt 00
htuell, say 1 5, 20 or ,2;:s 00Ate 1; ),vettt.
some one to water the etreets thorough.
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94)1 1A3
IVAANNCe Sitnnellt DREARERS.---
Q0 Sunday wet* bict tWo Winglittin
boye, aged.Sixbeeli and eigirt ye4ra re,
specti;ely, r'werit out boating, It ni).•
peur6 the elder one 1144 1,0011 tit Sun -
,day school in the morning, arid in the
afternome tile two weot, itsvey, veld not
turning up in the evening, search \VW,.
nettle for them, when the boat wits
found capsized, and the boys' inits were
50011 0I/ the water. Tho river was
dragged all night in statreii of tlte
bodies, and iu "the morning they were
foutn1,--,S'entinei,
$PELLisu Bett—T110 coinmittee of
ontitagement of the Y. 1!.. C. A., 01
village, eve malting aerfingements l'or 31
"spell" between ineenbers of the asso,
ciation, to talte piece in the rooms tit
the next regular ni eeting' iifter next
Tutestley eveniog, at which latter 'ditto
arrangeminits \vill oompleted and
:hies 0105011. Ive would like to sug-
gest tleit, during the coming summer.
tt match take pltce betweru a given
number of' members of the Iniprove-
molt Society tied the Y. P. C. A., and
to Lei held in tile .tchool house. A
charge of fifreeit cents for admission,
caoh society to equally s'itare in the
proceeds. •
IMP11017E1011341. CLASS.—Wht,3
13. C. 3.1ititnal 11nprovement Class met
Alonday evening. A large ntunber
present. Several 011 the proeramtne
weee unavoidebly deoarred. 6'ne piece
entitled ',Tale 130)1ring," react by 1\lise
Essery, caused quite tin animated clis-
mission tipon the proposal of one or
two questions from. the 'members ask -
fm• itnswere. Tho following was.
cme : "Can Christieus be tele -bearers
mid still live up to their professions
Another, "-What is tlie motive in bearing
tales ?" The discussion was lengthy
arid satisfactory. IVe hope the lady
mill not consider tile diecuss.it,ii arose
frotee her reading, etc., as the piece
certainly well tendered, but sillier
from 311e, statenients it °until hied.
Election of officers followed : Treed-
deut, Ministers ot Cii.cuits ; Vice
:tfr. jno, Goniti ; See., Ft 111. Whit-
locic ; Ase't. Sec., 1\lit J. Down. "Meet.
edjoureed, to meet et 7:30 o'clock,
on Jutie 29.
PA9TURAGE.—The pasturiv„e is now
excellee t.
FOR ENGLAND.—Mr. MrS. Trick
took their departure from Now York
for England on Fenterday Inst.
OUT.—Mr. W. SarRierS_ is OA to be
about town alter his lingering- illnees,
and we hope soon to 800 him much im-
proved in armearanee.
fOTATO BUGS.—Thoso pests have al-
ready made their appearance, and corn-
meneed their leimee on the young
tomato vi,tea a few clays since,
SALE OF 'VILLAGE P ernbr`r
Afr. B. Y. sale of and
°tiler lots to-worrow n411 1, et Idetwl-
sliew's IN:Tension House. .Don't fail to
go and buy a lot,.
PeasoNere—J. Hyde, 1‘1. D,, of Strat-
ford, representaaivo ci toe ..1)1 1.1•10.: u.3
Weemnsoli aeld Maitti,ide hi the eledical
OUUlleil, NV110 ill tO 011 011 111onclay last.
The election conies off in the present
mouth.
131(1' CLIP. --1‘.11'. Joseph Bawden in-
forms ue that on Tuesday last he cut a
fleece weighing tifteen poituds _front. a
yearling Cotswold ewe belonging to
Mr, James Pickavd. 11.13. 13awden
wauts to kuow who can beat it.
Hoesn.—One of the liaises
employed on the reilroail full in front
of Dretv'e Hotel. oil Tuesday night last.
The animal was bled, but seemed to be
none the better for it. and \vas carted
away ou sleieh. (tverfeecliiig and
too little work, probably.
Nu GAMBLING 011 \VHISE.EY.—We no-
tice'by eeference to the large illuminat
ed. posters just 'issued by- the Exeter
Driving 1. -)ark Assuctation that they iu-
tend strictly to euforce the edict, "No
iutoxicatine liquors nor ga.mbling al-
lowed at th% races on 1110 lirst*uf July."
Ia 011.0 33 ith ph/entire we
sitw jas. Loaelinan pass our ofilite
lie was accon,panied in his buggy by
some friend. Id.is appearance dues net
partake of the healthiest look, and we
obeerved. that lie was not yet able to
use .110 injured leg. 1\iay 11 e 60031 be
able to walk as well as ride.
'1113 110131STER. — This Canadian
.Musical Monthly is a great success
No. 6 lies „on our tattle, full of good
scouter Chorus itlusic. The, creetents
beiug the Temperance Chorus, "Sign
To -Night," "The Swig of the
and the NVorknian's Chorus, "Tis Six
O'Clook P. M." Semi. 5u for sample
ctopy to C. H. Ashdown,
WeeienY " Ineeilet."--The weekly
Liberal and Advertiser, or white was -for-
merly the II/cetera .4deertiser. published
Londou, is now publielied in To-
routo iu connection with. the daily
Liberal. The Libetal ond Advertiser is
a large, well-filled and. neatly-i)rinted
sheet, and is deserving of a largti circu-
lation. It is published at $1.50 per
ie sum which cannot be very
remunerative to the publishers.
HURON T.EAC1111116' ASSOCIATION. --The
regular atm eat meeting of this associin
thin. \vitt bs held in Clititon on tile th
and 1.2th of June, 1.875, colinneueiug
un Friday, at 9 a,. In., tile Central
lionse. pyiblic 'lecture will
be given on Friday evening, in the
Town Hall, by j. A. .111cLellaii, AI. A.,
LL.D., one of the high School tin
epectors, ited,formerly:a public school
teacher. The adutiseiou to lecture
will be free.
SPARE Trie Bians.—New tltat the
feathered teibet has duly feud fairly
taken up its residence our
hope it will be honored with epirit of
letetdoneitiveness by the youtli and
'fife Beecher -Tilton tital deaws on kt)itel'iltegritt ttlii°).11;ttitlit tett gt onbt e I.1i (t)iS:g 7t1:11r31„
apace, mad the gossiTing world will ture on thege little llitebittgees. 1).id
SJOII haye tbe seal of diesolution set 'they for a D101115111 11111.1 11 of theie use.
upon their lips on that mere. To, fulness to" the fartnar, we rather think
wards the clpso of last week judge r0wer 111e111 wwlia 1)° and
Porter finished liis addreils to:the jury. alerelY Ill° full '01 thing.
From the beginning he ,reviewecl the TT IV 1 1
, AN ale p easec,
ayicleuce 00 closely, mid sent suctl to be aide to eay, withinany of our eon-
viitla.,,eing blasts through the gables of Treres' manY 11011608 are 1)01118
Tilton's domicile its to cause Moulton, built, but not siellieiene 10 supply (110
wlien attacked by the satne, to think demand. What we want is for some
. .
tb4 all the tatiliery which ttotmed enteeprising villager to erect a number
sebattepti tyeald scarcely be as motet_ ,dwellingS, suitable to rout, charge
lose. peach thee ,followed, and. in in°dEnitte figttres' ftl'a* nub (6110vY 50
such a gt1.4,1 no doubt made many strangere to go tiNvay dieconeo-
Beecher /mink tetnething 138 the 00430, tate, saying that they coult1 not get a
that he was the best mat in the world. hume
For the defence, ar,. pvarLs is now Tree. RAtt,110A.D. --Work on tile rail -
lateen -eyeing ow 3110 godd awe evil pro. road in, this, vicinity 18 progeceeitig
pensities of mankind in Tilton rapidly. .A. 'good litany miles of the
,teci Beechet in particular. The ypsult read have boon diarled, thotigh not
jemmies wile) the Jury, leveled. ThroughbiNIr. Citrliee's
ttt the 1)ack of the village, the LreeS
The ships Alert [ilia Discovery, of 'lay° at' boon felled along the line of
the Arelio ifIxpedition, sailed yeeterdity the-trAelt, altd men are busily engaered
afternoon from Portemouth. Thous- Othlg Oult stitml'a °C1. 011 the other
ands of people witue,seed their &Tee- side of the Sallble ItiVer, a feW rode
mire. There wits grditt. elleeeirig, and 'v'etit of "AloLnlnartleittiTit;Itt/rk'''‘hrive
innel) enthusiasm 00 nmilifosted, The boon tnrown and exca.visio'neliCiid'6
Qaeon Aeut a, telegraphic despatch wish- Ill'olml'atorY to ttl'Poning bridgeo Which
ing success to tho expodition, will be about thirty 'feet abotre tile bed
Thf'i 130051308 dial eontinae until °I (le river'
1,bout the middle of J'itne, A week "WATE111N0.—rillia is rt
tgo w0,8 colltiantlY eXpeetod that ject which we think bile noter beep
110 eft,11 day of jone would See the met beoitelwal in this village as yet. Dine
2f the o.tt,r3e, bli-t•Ille long plea of Judge tho jiast fow ilayA have. seet the
Etorter, ilinoss of the, juror Jeffrey, necessity of a benefit of title kind, One
Lode tile promised lens, th of Eviirt'S mercionts arid 1)118111084 flieri 1100E1 it to
ettiriming up, tenth it nete 0"eible that eonqiier tbe deist which is einitinually
he 0180 Will lin given to the:Jury 11111911 lOiteinne. their glieltee and counters and
efore the of l'ext rnoltb, ruakilig eveiyontt 1031
.
prot1016 , th You, that nt the mesemint on carious e u
new relationshipS you have forin(4, end ' fee:mime, by eeeiel intereouree end by
in the hew borttet to ninth yokt, propose forwaedime tbe edneatif,mal advantages
eemovioe, the "ehoieest bleseiog§ cf of eur PeOPla Tbe l(irktOn kriutge,
Heaven may reef, upon yoo and yoers, with the hospitality of the veevle of that
and that when our raeo eartli run vieteity, entertaiued the dolegatee to
sve way unite triumphantly itt. clugiug two sit P kloto iepasts fur whiolt
the song the Redeemed in heaven, v'ote t111011(ts WAS cot:Wally tetylered.
Signed, hn behalf of the congregation jellies Bryans, with hic usual earue4t'
nessi, takes a leading part iu the at -
1‘1‘11::: .1;11'1411QUIIN' ait', 'and has been instrumental in
'Miss 'Verity replyingremarked that organizing five enbordinete geanges
although it 'wee not customary for within the past two mango. The foh,
ladies to seeak on stich oecaeions, she lowing list composed the officers of
f(ilta that would he ungrateful ou her Victoria Urauge :
part not to thank the friends for the Bro„ Rob. 13eatty, vertiq Mastei.;
matey expressions Of kindness, She Roh.Crardiner, Overseer;
highly appreciated (he gift end although " Capt. Campbell, " Secretary ;
W.Itatittg,
fur tt welfare of others she felt that R. Lecturer;
eimed at doilig, what ehe could to the
eceial well as in the Olturele ,4 3. Heeart,
Joho But•us,
elle had uut dune nmie nava her duty,
and was undeserving thie present,. She " 11'10/villa
aesuied all preeettt, that it Mattered " Huoter,
not how far she might be reniove,),frout Sister Hooper, "
Exeter elm could never forget Wit) Kirk,
" Flora ;
ly associations of her girlhood days. Grant,
She wits Inllowed by Revs. W. Laud " Duticito, " Lady Assi. Ste.
tutd Godwin and others, who made a 1?nteentive,—.Jantes jantue
low remarks euitable to the occasion. Grant, J. II, Donaldso,i. Dominihn
fhe wet the; bloke up soon. after and Delegates. ---Robert Beatty and D. Sin -
all retUrllted to t111.1ii homes ham aud clan%
Com.
we trust, better, for thus having mingl-
ed together.
Treas u er
" Chaplain;
" Steward;
" Assi.
" Gate Keeper
Wortby Ceres ;
" P0'110110, '
THE GEOP3,—It is 01113r the
past few days that the eye 0011111 ole -
serve anything in the bread fields
worthy of more then a passing notice.
Now the crops are in ench a state as to
allow of coniment. The pea crop is
large and loolcs exceedingly well. The
same natty be stii,1 of oats, tile ateonut
sown being fully equal to that of litst
year. Spring wheat, which of late ap-
pears to be teceivieg more favor from
the farmers, is thriving well, the late-
ness of its planting not caus;:fig it to
eleteriorat8 in appearance. The hey
and other crops do not appear to have
lost anything by being kept from dis-
playing their growth to so Into 23 date.
The 3vorst feature. of the R0/15011 iS 1.11311
hill wheat. The higin.Ist anticipations
were felt immediately after the &Var.,
tun:, of the first snosy l'or ti.is coven'.
It then showed blade nice1y--too
as it afterwards proved, for the
heavy snows and frosts which followed
almost entirely killed it.
------
.
iiriare.; Scitoof Tr?tst:.,,c4.
Tho Board of Trustees of Exeter
school met pursuant to lictice al the
seceetery's office., 28th :Nftty, 1'875.
Present, :1.1.r. James Pickard, chair-
man, 21nd 111r. T). J. -Whitlock
and J. Mcl.)mtell. The minntes or the
pre,viotts nieetiug were read autl con-
firnied.
1\feved by Mr. D. Johns, seconded
by Alt. 1. Whilleck. that D. Thomp-
son's accotmt be paid. Carried_
Moved by 11f.r. 3. itreDinittell, eecolul-
ed by 111r. D. 3011,18, that San-
ders' account, for interest of money
borrowed of him during the year 1874
be paid. Carried. •
Moved by .;11e. D. Johns, eorninded
by 111.r. 1. Whitlock, thnt the secretary
prepare a financial repeat for the year
1874. Carried.
"Aloved and carried that a committee
be aPpointed, to consief of Mr. I).
Johns, Mr. I. Whitlock end Mr. J. 11 ic-
l)onell, to complete the school yard
fence end fit up thetechool grounds'.
1\loved by Mr. • 'Whitlock, seconded
by 111r. J. 111cDonell, that the Board
110 NN' adj011rbi. Cartietl.
\ATILT -um SANDERS,
Seen Lary.
Set:wrist soul Pres cutation.
Friday evening. last, 1.11r. W. II. Verity's
premises ill IfIxeter N were taken
possession 1)1 by the members of the
Afetliodist Ctiorch and congregatiou,
ticcompanied by the Exeter Brass
Band, .
In the early part cf the CV0111 lig the
Baud discoursed eeveral pieccts of
Sweet 111 11830 011 the ground in front of
the beautiful residence after whic,h
repaired to the spacious drawing-rooni
ice-cream and'other delicious re-
fresInnents were served in profusion.
The most iateresting pa,rt of the eetee-
titinnient, indeed, that which broetebt
the happy company together, wes then
entered upon. Itliss Vetity, who is
about removing from Exeter, and who
has for many years rendered excellent
service 08 organi2-,1 the -Methodist
Church, Was made tile reciplent of an
addross and a Very goegeous silver tea
sciP'vice valued at $80. The presenta-
tion was /mute in the name OP con-.
nTerration bY Mrs, Trick and ilirs. 11.
Manning. The addrees wits mail by
Themes Gidley • whieli wita
follows :
.12X Annar,S8.
.3tiss Trerity,—
Wo have long felt that as meal -
leers of the :Methodist Chuech and con-
gregatien lexetee wo ere deeply iv-
debted to yott for 3roue efficient itnd
valuitIple service so proinptiy, faithfully
and cheerfally rendered for many years
as organist ; it hits our inectings
niora attractive and has assisted us in
sib ging the praises of oer God andt
making melody in ohr litarts. '
We deem it, but our duty now on the
eve of yolir departmee ft.oin'amongst
to present this tett siervice (.0 you .,:t8
ineltiorfal of high esteem in which
we have old you, We aro ,41.100611
deed at the tliong.ht cif Imone one of
Otte nurober whose prayees at, the 1111.one
of Grace lieve frequeellte mingled
ou hi, 12,12d Milli t1/11 610 we
'req.noittly hula 8Weet
eel the Lord ; hot bo nssflred, that,
tiot only our goo4 ovistomi blit out
OcCg•O ,Coemetl.
0QUIceIL131tocEtPINGs(7
\ •
Revibiou fur the Village of' 14)Ceter foi
year 1875 teats held accordinetteet uiniet
atttlie eehool houee, Vey 81st 1875.. „.,
PreSellt the iteeVO 14141 OutiltelllOrS.
Verity, ltoss tout Jenne, \Om were duet
sworu by the clerk.
Thu Reeve the chair.
The appeal uf Hodgson against
hie aseeseinent teas betted. and 01,1 1110 -
Lit)._ of D. Julius, seconded .by W. .11.
Verity tvas reduced $200.
1\1e 111c Williain's iiituie placed on
the roll as owner of par,. uf lot No. 1
William Street.
Moved:4)y \V. II. Verity, seconded b3
J, Itoss, That the assessmeut roll a$
now revised be adopte.1.--Carried.
The court e as then closet', and a
couucil nuetiute heal pureuatit to ad-
joimninent. All the members present
,eecept ittie Piekard. The 1113113)10e ot
last meeting read and count:Med.
W. J: Soutticott's reenemition
.pouncl.lteeiter, it, ;5 aeeer tou '121.itio)
uf J. 'See. -by D. Jonne.
Mo'tied by 1). Johns see by J. Ross
That 'NV. J. ie aerie be appoituLe4 pound -
keeper, and thTilt .by -la W'tki''ci.if ovide
,peund and ratify adjeurinnout be sub-
initted tu this council.— Cartiod.
By-law No. 0, for 1875 for the etiove
purpme, \vas chilly read mid passed 011
motion of' W. 11. Verity, se:6011(10d by .1
Itoss.
Aluvetl by NV. If. l'erity,
soeunded by D. Jot 1 118,
a. by-law 1.o.: submitted LO C0111
al idle 11...51 Still Ulu Labor lei Ile ASS -
50$112 11111; rull al t 110 rate t.c. 50 cents 1301
day.—Carriod
By-law No. 7 for 1875, to commute
Statute La 1)01' Was rOztil pasSal 01
1.11.0)101.1 a \V. Verity, seemed/A b3
J. Ross.
Aloviel by 3. 11oss, seconded 1)y W
11. elity, That, Mr. Julta Cri.11 be ap-
pointed to collceL stazut labor emmuu-
tation from persons whose names do
not appear on the assessment roll and
arc liable to perform st.itute labor, 122211
111221 a by-law to r.atify appoiminept
submitted 111 the next, wouting of the
cunileit.—Carried.
Moved Ly J. lios5, 550011(10(1 by 1),
Johns, That the "toilet Cominiseiouer
authorized to procure a scrape. for the
corporation.-021132ied.
Moved by 1). johns, secoinle(1 by W.
'Verity, l'hat by•law to prevent
-the discharging of tire ciacl:ers, tol-
peclues on lhe public street be submit-
ted ,t) tbetnext meeting of this commit.
ritel'ior::eieddby 1). Johns, 5500m:tea by J.
Poes, That 111essrs. J. Sv2cet and 'Al.
IlaoiretCs acc:mnt for $8.50 for I•epair-
ing fire engine be poid.--Ca nicest.
Ilovt d by J. I10,,s, secmulod by D.
3011118, That, this council adjourn until
Tlinr.sday the 3rd (lay of Julie, ttt 7.30
p.
EACEETT,
Clerk.
E.: TIP.V.
PEESENTAIICN.- -01.3 Tuesday eveeing
of last. week :Rev. Mr. Litobert S
Adied tO I -101100r a lecture in the B. 0.
Chtle.cli. At its close the congrega-
tion presented him with a splendid
cotey -of the Bible and a purse con-
taioing between $50 and $30. Mr.
Limbert made a feeling and suitable
reply.
Mr. Greeeway has rented his stole,
here to a, party from Straturoy, who
takes psosession on the Let July.
S. Press has rented his hotel to J.
laLe Lucan, solfo shortly is
to take posseseion.
The fall wheat crop, with few excep- , Geiger, seconded by Ale. lealothesch,
Heine, looks had.
A lumber of does have lately de-
parted rather suddenly 'to land
where good dogs go ; cause, "pizen."
Craquet clubs are being organized.
Mr. Enies, who was lately. burnt out,
is rebuilding.
et..? 4.61.1i- 57'0 A'.
1)eiseriutertVi FIRE. -011 11Ifty 30th
we bad the .iiio it destructive fire tete:
visited di.11 111..11 since the date ef
its exisio..nce. The fire, originated in
the Qulario House. esvned by J. P.
McIntyre, and lately sulcl to 'Hr.
liroolts. The tavern, driviii".•kilied and
• 2
all outbuildings were consumed. The
fire spread on eithor side, 1111:1 ,consum-
0d. the post-oflice and store occupied by
Grant Bros., formerly occupied by
Stanley & Iludson. Mr. 13rooks saved
only a ',mall portion of his fornit,tre.
and G,1111t Brom saved "Host of their
g:•ods, though. in a damaged conditien.
Tile furniture in Welke.; was blistered
\vitt' the heat front 1.11e fire, end it was
with difficulty that the building was
eaved. The five has almost clestroyEd
the village, and has left a very ugly
place behiud it. Tile inbitbitatits then.
en" out itild worked 1101113, to stop tIte
progiess 01 the fi,e.
12.4
LON'
•
Ekienati 000ln 1.949, Ne Yite
IFISAIr
We impart ur GoOda,
Wo koop
Jeanette PripCiood4; ond
wttattu still liotor sonokaw 09(19 (.0104(
Gonne or REVISION.—The Court of
Revision Cur 11.1i.J township of hay, Avrt,-;
irti1C1 Ille Town hall, Zurich, on
`.1`ues3323y,i1lay 25. All the Members of
the Council present, wlio, after taking
the necessa.3.y oath., emistitaite.d the
Court a Revisnm, the 11eeve being
ehauenan of the same. There beieg no
appeals trent the assessmeet of 1875 to
briug befere the Court, it was moved
by i\ir. N•Ylls0o, se0011ded by .21112.. C'rt/i
ger, that the Court of itevisien (10 ILO NV
apjourn to meet 1141613 in the To33-32
101311, on Tuesday, the Stli.clity of J mitt
115x3, 111 10 o'011/1111 31., eollSiller
soule complaints now 1n:0 -tight befere
the Court, told to correct the palpable
errors iti the rolls, and. that the Clerli
bt, instructed to eutify all parties in-
terested aceordnigly-- The
Court theu adjourned. The Council
theifinet :it the ctol of, the Reeve for
the tiestetteli of bueiuess. ;All the
members. present ; _active ill the cliair.
fter the minutes uf the previous lueet•
int; had boel.1 r€1111 and approved of, it
was moved by Air. \Vilson, seconded by
Mr. Geiger, ttiat the-Iteeve issue 411
order tni the 'ili•casaret:, 111 favor of M.rs.
klinte, for bltl, 2,107 bohlg a widow and
10 indignel,t elreatostallees—Garvied.
Moved, by Mr. McGoll, secon(le(1 1)y 1\1r.
th231 Ralph Brown he pale
the sum of $85, being salary for assI.35s.
or for the pi esen year—Carried.
lAloy3 31 by 11113. seeomied by 1‘. fr.
1Kallnliesell, that '$1.0 120 gra.112ed to.
A.21122222122 Situart, silo Laing in ill 110221t12
and iu. initiginott tareollieta11008 —Oat -
rteee. ,ved by :ter. Wileon, second -
by Air. that Devitt Sureems ittel
b. llicobeelter b22 22.1102%2)d te work. their
statute labor at the sideline at Lets 15
and 0, It., and thas 11`. Hien-
hoe,ker he pa,inuaster; that Stephen
.1.,i.oyer and. Theneas Eesery perform,
their staeuie.latior on sideroad betweeu
Lots 25 and .20, S. Troyer pathunieter ;
teat tie G. Geiger be pa timeaeter,
elttee 0. Aailler, and that Wm.
Inane be struck 2.231' the list ul
pathruasters, itud his division be added
tr) that of John 11untee—Garris.d.
&roved by i\lit ecituded by 'Air.
Kalbilieech, that by-law No. 1 for 1875
reteetlett, and tile, following s bstito t-
ett, 010., iliat a11 :lioessud the
amotti it et $200 snail perform two cloys
gLatute 1:101)03, uraler $4011 three days,
212 der $1.302.1 four days, 2011-1 for eiteh ad
$800, or any treenail thereut
ever (etc nettlitiouttl day.— Gar-
riOd. 181oved by 31r. seconcleti
by Mt'. lialbtlieech, that the staute la-
bor clue on each Lot be perfumed in
he the road division iu which the said
lot is situated.i--Cari ied. Moved by Mr.
tnat the Cteek dratt 0 by-lw to he
adopted tit the next meeting, of Council,
appropriatilig the amount of the "quid-
cipittl,Looll 11,11(.1 SUrpl 118 PI.111d due this
township, for the purpose of Inlyingt up
our Railway debeetures and the South
Boundavy debeetures,and to 11)37 out the
balarce ittproving the public 'high-
ways in the townsliip----Carried. Mov-
ed by Mr. McColl, seconded by Mu.
Ealbtliesch, that- the following accounts
be paid, viz, :I.- J. "Wilson, cedar and
plamk, $6 ; A. 13. $21 ; Hart tie Rawliee
soli, rite ronto, for municipal. manuals
and stationitry, $41 45 ;
plank eto., $8 12 ; the Clerk express
charges on books , from Toronto, 50
ecuts ; Abram Rogenberger, work on
road $3 ; Alr. Vvilson, auditor, $0
S. S. Faust, auditor $8.—Garried,
, Moved 1...y Mr. AleColl. seconded by Mr.
Wilson, that the report of the auditors,
as submitted, be received, and adopted,
and that 50 copies ,of the abstraet,. to
gether 'with a, detailed stateMent of ell
accounts for the' past year, be, printed
for the use of tlie
lied, Moved 'by Mr, Geiger, secoetled
by Mr. Wilson, tirat three sweepers
be ordered for the use of this inunieiptel-
ity—Carried., Moved by Mr: Wit.
8e00.1.ded by Itir, Geiger, that this
cloti ow adj'ourn, to meet agnio
on Tuesday, the 8th day ef 3.111e next,
at the ToWn Hall, at the how,' of 2
o'clock P, 1\1,--Clarriod,
Lovn, Sn.,
,
ri ea rdine bitee ,,0 lub iplayed at
Listtwel on the '24th of May against
the chili of that plat*, and came home
with a big dinner, and a score of 0'2 to
131 ag,tillst them,
SM4A..T. 1;4 PI1 OFT
0.9d Di.* silk Dye., 0111y $9 75 1'1(4° th° 101
(Mod 14868,c/01y CQ
(100.1 131aclt Alpaca only 20 and 25 eta. per yera
(teed-we/to tiettee's 111,0 to to1:11 vox' 701,1
0000. end eXtra. 4000 tiblrilieg 344 0,4419 per ya..1'd
12 yards Euctory Cotton IOr 00
60225 vraas 8 1281-1.1000iaS per Yard
sr. ..111.1 it r'
Onxenur Ot,"'n.--1 'fleeting of the St.
'Meiry's Cricicat Cleb was held' at the
National Hotel 011 NVedneedity evJning,
the 20t,le ill 1., for 1110 trurpose of or-
ganizing for the 5011.,1011. The follow -
nig gentlemen were elected officers for
the ensuing. yeitr, viz.—President, Dr.
1-1'orcl ; lot Vi eeProsident, W. Harding,
211d'Vice-President, Thonins fue
dale, Esq.; Ilreitsnrer, Mr,. .W. C.
itioecrip ; Secretary, 1\lr. }1. A, TJ,
Wilit11. A 'challenge' was received arid
accepted i'voiri the Toronto Crieliet
Clnb to play it Immo and 110016 e• atolt.
The club will this year give it Lood ac-
count of iteelf.
To:it*.
Giutivot OnwiNinn... At Kirltton,-011
ult. a 1)ivision Grange of the
Pittrons of fitiebancley WILS organized,
Pour siihordimite' g.rOges were repre-
sented by delegarte4. Cirringe was
mooed Victoria,'"' in honor of our be-
loved Oieen, it, being.orgitnised oil the
anni.versa,ry ot' her natal day; The dis-
cussions, 31,1,e' and epirited, 600111. far
to disproVe the erroneous irloa that
fartnerEi 01,01101 n`Pn of ability. 'Tlie
jitriedietion of Victoria Grange will
eiteed ()Vet. the Comities of Perth r eel
Iliii.on and vicinity, The grango sys,
tem aims at bringing into direct content
the mantiftintriew ()ma plitolos61.., the
preellteer alai constitute, and ienitovine
the numeeotte triiddlemen or" egentbe
whom NVO tameeestry ; 1.1so
to reiprovi4 Onrselvece by friendly dis.
„ , ,
.
t)titter eiwiwys on the Pr
iss,- tt.1 u,4 I 3131.10 ouv 011 noo.re ,itoo No
chasing{ 0:11:13 1:LA,11511.,LOOV thO old name'
r Ili Ail 1110 IP 1.4"GS.
,
The defeated "of South Ontario has
gone to Garry.
Aeton, Co, Halton will bave
monthly fair ; first one July let.
Twenty German families settled in
the County of Sinecoe liist week.'
Atcton, Cm. Helton, offers liberal in-
ducements to niantifecturers to start
business 111 the village. '
Fraok Bainbridge, of Bowintinville,
fell off a load of tiniber the other day
and received very serious injuries.
Peach anil cilyIkry trees in the vicinity
of lianiilfole are fooking splendid ; ap-
4105 and pears also promise well. .
Over 209 woolen of New Glaegow
heve e;geted mid published ad appeal
to the liquor dee,13u3s of the town, ask -
Mg them tc) give up their business.
111)2311 buildit4 13230 activcnv cora-
umuced thr), Parly $0,thcl
Payt,Y 112A-3 ILL,1) 4011 t/t) survey a IalW
11.1 1110 111611.1Ct, prebaltly to be
followed by lie Lill,r1Tay uf otliere before
long. •
iN1r. Join) Brown, late of Kerr,13rowit
& Co., Hann' ton, lias relinove21
York.
Eitig's mill, in Stephen, was sok' to
11. &I N. Pliippetn, of Parithilt,
for $2,500.
The Rev. 1\ lie Goute-h, of Teterboro',
has aeceptkil call t,. the .Bionitt,
Church, of St. 111ary's.
111e. A. L'. Forget, 0 :Iontreal inlet/ -
cute, has been appointed ri,drutnry to
. „
tile AltAiS Cla 11112 1.101itliliSSiUll,
. A. yoting lad aged nine year.-:, sell of
'ATI% Joint 03011.1ftl, of Norul
ter, wy,s thrown front norse the 01 210.
day, freeturing his 81;012 in it frighetta
Ilia 11 1101'.
111r. J01111 Dulenage, of ParIchill, for-
merly or LotidoD , leaves for New Yon:
111 a few days, trial the intention 223
brineihg back with lath 212'
LIME Stalli011.
111r. John 1\1. Gerrie. of St. 0 telt 11.-
,
hies, has beeotne proven:230r Uf Ver.N
teusi-ve and valuable limestone quarrle..
021 the .1\liagara Itiver, at Qii,elist2o,vii,
convi-nieut fore-sliipluent.
01-41A:
srmia,a
g STOJE
we Sell W6lesage Retai
Won itusextee. steel: 94
Oiothilifl, and .1.10a8c Furiti$hino$,
for Caoh,
Otril MOTTO
lowing rapes:
valley ,F,42.4u2.21 8110.1044 2010(4 20 cw(to or yard
5 y 41$ ja,co curtain net for 1.K)
Carpels and 3 Oil (0301... Vary &pap
c/d 34tinash OOritSper )14.Td
weir.; ono, 75 ot‘lite per 494911
Nice all -wool moons, only 50 Linda() cents 149:r. Y(4,- •
.804 I.'weed, XeutlY raa40, 01117 $10 75
(311118CS t•t1 attend tO ordered Clolittale
ro.aii.,1,,t0 slum our gob(ls; no offence fornot pur.
yonis estublninvd. OfILS119T,41 k CP,
("ji!trILL) striking, 110elt oprositiriparu(4 10,110
••
EXTENSTVEI SALE
1T.LLAGE & O LOTS
of various feiZeS to 811 it purchasers Prow one ilftlt
ot an acre th two acres.
Stand. Up, Sinvion MeIlecel, Item, of
Parkhill. You are the \villein. 01 the
gold -headed cane for beitig ths itioet.
30014 11 1/11* Ulan NOrtll T.111-
dinio8 of the people said se ,;$100 i( as
venliZed 1'01 the urei 1. ' •
.11:1.r. :Henry Siddall, of Parkhill, sus
beilied mat?, a seeious tecciclent
'Thursday last. Ile was teititritig out,
,)r hi, ponies, Oil the iStlf eon., and
tV/1012 :it 01 11 'W.:ea 2.hu uoDy 2l11. ebled
and threw inv. bmalfing his
cellar boue and otheinvise bruising him.
vietims of the leelyekt
church ;Iisastete were buried on S.1141
Jay. in the church where service was
purformed /1 1/ arilit occurred by the
bre,aii 14 do3311 Of a jilatfur 00.1 Lail -l-
ing thirty-five of the cotlins.
A temple ef young men 43 110 1nta1 vio-
lated the fithe-ry reguliLtious by catch
ing bass during the (.210:0 fily„Lsto 1, were
sumnion2(1 •by litspector :N1 ((Cann, of
Lon on, but cm paying. the costs 1111.1
promising. to do so no 1110re, they were
dismissed,
The 'Brooklyn 50011dg:1 rinse has fur-
nished a frodi surprise. and smite fur-
ther highly -fl vored 11.1'0 pro-
mised.. One of the 40;10 of II. 0.
130wen makes a statoinent in tne New
Yeek Suncley 'Itines, indicating the ,ex-
ietence in Plymouth Cinmah of a still
rnore lively skeleton tient the Tilton
teen] has dene. nxeDrints for the
extretue reticence of his 18111(51' by
ing that he is 1)0 0 tat lionor to hold
his tongue ; but if he could deceutly
open his mouth he ,could tett a tale to
freeze the blood of respectable Brook-
lyn. Teis lie cannot do without com-
promising several families; in the con-
gregation. Moreover, he lias been
shabbily treated by the churc,11 and its
meinleers, iteid lias repeatedly chadellg-
ed .the entire concern to a contlict of
slatinennts ; but the 01111.117 dare 1.
0,Elle, to the combat. ft is threa 2.2.,
that, -will dievor way it goes, th‘. ilt)oi
trial will nut see the i ad of the lireult-
lyn ectiedal. The elder Bowen is
31bct:IfItnntd. to get up a row oh 0W1.1
The Ottawa corresnondent of 1 lie
Mail says : It lias transpired that pr1or
to 'Mr. Fourni.)r's arrival from Quebec,
during ttie recent Cebinet cliange$, the
'Hon. Ed \ward 131ake was sworn in as
1?o,,tiantster-Ge} craI, hifiding office
aftcr 311r. Fouroier's r(31.11)11 ,t0 Ot-
ta1V11, wheu he agreed to' relitiquish lite
portfolio, geld the embryo netil bag
custodiao was transferred tiff the De-
partnient jitetiec, thus exchanging
positions with his eolleague. It woulcl
119AT 11061 too much of a good thing.
ilot to 1111170' had a 131akeisne counectt d
wIth the shuffling; of offices, mud doubt-
less the honorable ineniber for S6u1,11
Bruce, had it been niecesettry, weal('
have improvised a new point on C011.
Stitati011111 practice, doing away with
necessity of swettring in Cabinet
..11tiisiers at all, or with announcing
their appointments thu Gazette.
ilowevor, political history 0/111 ONV re-
cortl tinit Me. Blake, win) was twice
non-portfoliooil, tivo Cabinet offices
in ono day. The ittiestion dirt will
naturally occur to the public is--7.1)id
Nfr., Blakre, soleronly sivetiring
that lie would discharge the duties of
Postmaster General, linow in his heart
that lie did not, intend do so 't Or
he so eager after all to got offtect
that he digs willingly grasped the first
portfolio vacated, destroyed ,A.0 cora
speech, and forgot that' the ties of the
National party vteee on Intl, their
hearts yettrning towaNis
over the monebee for South Bruce
Ilow comprehensive is mint's brain, managed 1118 "iloniele shuffle" excel.
The 2401 of itietY ices ierotignt tee leotty well, and perhalis 1'0'8 803(81
, , „
close in Kincardine by a boy tiring °Jr Bruce constituents \Nil' asli lifin 10 ex.
fire,(41telter, NOVity W110'11 111100 110, plain the vierioue strategietel movements
tied thAt roportet, eortleptottwith it.
TO BE SOLD 13Y
PUBLIC AUCTION
ON
Friday, 4th day of June next
AT TEE i\IAI1.014' HOUSE
in the`
-of 21:zerter
-
kept by 'Air. EfiLkshaw, at SEVEN O'CLOCK
iu sue oveliiiig.
fonownig ehumblo property, vlz.,Lots 2a
90 & 50 on 41/41.14111 Street, ioxettir, end 82 ealti $3 on
sourn siao of ciulcoo 121 , "(0111.39 Survey," con-
taining neeriy 3 of au there 012(111,
1,01 /.31 ea tau oast side of at,, "Car-
ling 2urvi/3-," 1-5t1. of acre.
Lots 1,11 ol LI on the waterloo
Street, iinciediately" adjoining to but beyond trio
southern Waits of tho ythago, ealkging from, about.
olio to two acres, .
Alsu 1..ot 4 and 1.5 itielucivd tho south aide
of 0 aturam Street. alorueeld, veryilig frolu 1-eth,
of en 1,o1.0 10 100 an. eure.
Also 1iot, six 011 tau side of Marlborough
fitdrA no,nprising ono aoro ithin.t .11,101180 from
tho .3.311‘vey station,
Alsu I..oLs .61111 52 on the North of the Suable
21,e pert ur 111e luidiorly
1.1,116081oh LI.
4itganiity of tho aboro Lots as building
sit:a and. tor gard...11s .11131 toe ra,.idly inororising
prOpurty al and minx 1.us
wait 121‘0411 111UL 1.16 4,11110A. t0 tiLt3
it-.1‘,ILLI011 or 1110 ii1219114 to 1,,,1 ail vantages (telex-
muny 0,,st. 1.11,..^11 11 in.
ot too ()cloning oi ti.e 1,0 ....1011,
11,11ce Itailwtty riapteinher peiLt, Tue tunnel
will ceowenient pncunuseri4, will le.3
cio..te 1.3...i/we at thnu of sale. Vinus eau 80111
L,11,1 outeined iLL the oiace
M.. V. ELLIOT,
bolicitor Lxeter.
Ester Ma:: 20, 2875.
TT:ENT-10N
keen. •
Drill '1475H -187a:
.
4110 embers of No, h Huron Batt.,
aro uor,1),, 1.02'..nc11 to attend at toe Drill Shod,
un an,!, Uatoribiy a,tOrnoon prior to thou
'4'2;40 to 1)1011 11 niluto11 LLIal tleCulltre-
1,1,,L1,8 pre,,Ltr,Ltury to going into Brigailo Camp
at mi •inosd.,,,•.V.Z...d.Juum, 1878.
1,,,v.../16 0, 1st June, '67135,'jv.0.24".1°'12.1:c)
w good r,.‘rtliti.s WU:14 tC,1.
N CYJUI. C
Tee council of tee Cooperation of the County
of 1111r,n meet at the ()milt -Room in. liott53-
111), ott •
1.1()NI)A.Y, 21sT OF JUNbl INST.
FE'VER'ADA.I.120.g,
L.IJuuty clerk.
County elork's office, 1.
Juuo 1st, •1$75.
X A. 1V11 N 171_ 0 N-
01,
-Public School teachers,\
The annual examination of canclida*es for Pub-
lic. '20,,o01 '.1.eacbiers' secobd. end antra Oless cer-
tificates Will 00 11041 /LI Uccle:rico, conirauncing
'illoaday, 1910 July, 1'31., • V
ror second class'',11.ini
TtiesOlay, 20th at 9
for th_iril ebtes.
31‘00 oxalliillitt 1013 of teaudidater fOr :third class
011.1111cates win uo hold ii1 the smile place, coni-
nnincing on
idomlay, 4(1,111 .1111y, at 1.30 P.111.
Fn:Ital of iN 01.110 to be previously given by the
emenc.hae.i. 11 ObtoilieL:1 0.) eppacatiou to
11 II, 1,4,11).AtO
It 1) iespL.1.1841L13 that candidates shouid.
nut lator toe 29.0 Juuo
to presout thiduselves fei
1' a:T.:41.3 ADAMSON,
sinleStli,cor,olt8a7r5y, of 11x.inado.0.
0Z-tf,
I:4101,f et A LE-- A. *Pit:A COTTA.GE
ceetentl tag ,` 1'0111 ris load pantry, witillatchen
Atli() r tilt3 101 Utl LI bus
ouilt. 5 apple frees aiii1 limn ber of Okla 1LIL '
01103.1:y 120,,5 On tile lot, .111 051Lei..1 fruit, Apply to
0.06. tirlAILlNii, 813o.et, h.xe ter. no- ot
Oli SE ANL) LOT 0 IN
• Grapt.on, A. good. one story freine silop to
lotsuitablo ler malt/ado ; sizo ZS zile in tine roo.it
co etral pert iif the app.13 to.
N1',D313,(Iraiiten.
TO rilliES PASSERS ON
1 T.1-11.?. CAN ADA. t...; 0.219,1.14 0'S LANDS.
I hereby caution all pers- ons against cutting or
removing timber from tue 10022 of 019
Oornpaaly, as aan autdorizeil to prose/pito ail
traSinL8801.8 With th0 LL 1111010 rigor of the
3011:.
Timber Agout 1.10.
Fon tor, May 13, 1878. 89•uf.
OTICE.
THE COURT 01? REVI,SION
11011. '1)1111
.
T 0 N-vnshi.jD of U.s1Dorne
.or the present year 1101d at the Township
Hall, lirnville,
Sa,thrday, 5th June, 1675,
at 10 o'clock man., of which all persons interested
aro hereby required to take notice.
Selivri, P. nemt8,
40V11811ill clerk,
Usborno, May 19th, 1875. 00-31.
ITAIP IT C T 0 BIT
Tho subscribers haVo started n Pump Factory
in the Village oi Carronbrook, and also iu tho
Township Of flay
ONE MILE NORTH 02 EXETER,
and as they aro in pos/;•ission of
B TEA.= PONAMIt
they wilt he fible to not only do their work Weil. .44
but elicap'er thtia 1.01910 W110 have to do their wOrk
by hand. Every variety of Weodon pinups, 113-
eduantg 1110
CELEBRITED FORCE PUMP
nuido to ardor and 51110ed in 1.3011S, all being *war-
ranted for two years,f.
• ordovi left et the sliPporMr, boulton one
north of Exeter Will receiVorron11,1 attention.
MliNSINGER 130t3LTON.
May 27, 1875.
FicEsn oysTEils
GPIOCERIES
cutqA,P;
G. s.A_N-iDir,,n,s
,stoet, lEt.01.
A. Steck of Groceries and Confectionery
on hand,
01,t0It'a TO 3..ta.)V1 aliti CIO/IPA
ivith
Seltoolitooks all& Stationery. 22TottrA
nals and MagaZines.
ALL V11.111 I4A.IT:til ST NtYVVI:tt.4,
8iNteltate.f.
Itreter, NeYerelter4Y1, 19, 85,1'1