Exeter Times, 1875-7-29, Page 2.0! t441.
If' yen Want eiectelers,
If yeti Wald,
If you waat ouveloeee,
If you want busineee etude,
If you want LOA. bil/-110thabt
yeu Went shippipg taee
. ,
If you want testY letter beetle,
ee you, want, tfio best of weijc, of forming a. wand opinion Olt Elleh
,
Opinnme coneereiag the elevotieft (4' the
Freneli Otieediene to Geeet Britain.
Bak we think -the writer fails to phew
thet the lilt:elicit exe dieloyal to the
Crown. Mr, Smith meet be desperate.
ly in need of au argument V.`110)1 4e•
$11111C'S that wiatit appeere lit least to
If you watit nleo Ineiting etarde; 'iar41).1e. biS"Q)4n
SUbjeOtS, eeteeenely improbable, to
y011 Want may kind of job pun
Leave youx otdere at the (i.`ietne office
*lid you can sew -re them ea short no -
tics, at low rates, end the beet style,
11\,1 E TABLE.
onoroir or •rixr,--s
Gallia EAST,
'DINO BAST.,
nBn ARIt&NORNIENTS.
a. M, se,
8.0e 1,45;
7.35 1'3.15,
n,
Wf1WY .15 6.17
R.
I,ucau,Iacie 1, 1875.
STILL THEY COME.
STANLEY & JERMYN OPENED
TES 23T11 SULT
their iminitusth stook el
DRY GOODS, GrtOCERIES, BOOTS
& 81-10ES, HATS & OAPS,
It F. A 1)Y -731 is,DE OL T IE G, A.-
0., sea would salt special attention to these
job lines a imr GOCDS which
be quite within the bounds of et:sea:di-
. No doubt tne Freueh fiTQ devout in
their eoligioes obseevinicee end hew) a
warm feeling of veneration for the
tend of tlisis fot °fathers ; and it is quite
possible at tile same tiniethat theyiposess
5. feelieg of deep attachment and loyal-
ty the empire with witith they are
indissolubly connected. put the sup-
position of disloyalty will scarcely stand
examinatioa. The argumenta used to
sustain a euppositioo so palpably ab-
surd collie be applied with more plaus-
ibility and fore° to prove that what ttf)-
pears in be d, houtogsmeous peohle-
Great Britain itself----rs in danger of
disruption from the fact that Scotland,
though forming an integral portion of
the mighty Empire, is almost entirely
ignored by politicians and. writers in
pealing of and treating on questions
as much interest as any kther-all the
glory and renown eeeming to eenter
aroued and add lustre to that one word
England.; that any country in the
world should have an hereditary hatred
of another,8cetland should. se hate En-
gland, for their quarrels were fiercer,
'more vindictive, of longer- duration,
and More thoroughly natioual than the
galena's between Franee and. England.
But Time's healing hand smoothed all
this, and. -where . once Teigned liatred,
rate also .
ebout eetike Stepa were) Ihtst'Wttwail°e1h at 13elgre've; $3°t11
being taltete by tlioee who ilieVe the
power to du it, te lanee VtibliO (1011011-
satio ti the oeeasioll of the foetla-
eoming Onenieg taf the & R,
OA this point. We do net thinle tliat
dieselithig voice th the Council taking
O.Ass.9 IT
troe.ured rfc?Ir themittt auction in ttivi litont real
arhet. 1 e tie tyre sumo. e ose leap
itnes Cottons, B own Hollands, Black
Lnstres, Black Broadcloths, towels, towesling,
!clomp and Volt Carpeting, Black Silk, ite.,
Also two job lots of
TEAS
purchased in Hamilton at sacrifieiug prices.
See further uartieulars in another column.
STANLEY Si, .EINITN.
• Exeter, July 1. 1875. 1/84f.
mmempalesommismorma
•
be (hetet lutes
stelae in the matter wou/d be beard,
Such a demaxistratioa, got up be the
way we all know Exeter weuld eet it
up, weuld he the means of hinging in-
to oar village for the first time strangers
from all along the road ana elsewhere.
by so deing,it might bothe moans
September,
Weetern Lotidou, on 26th,
20th, 1,10th ofSeptetabee awl let of tha
toe,
111errie Blyth on the ,i4th mice 15th
c'ileePettell-1111.1)tr%rt'l Daugattilenf-'''
and otii of Octobor,.
linnet, at Clinton, On 21,St aua 2nd
8tepi.eu it Ueborne, at Ex,eter, oh
°(ILt°11'ile61120trial, aalt1(11-8itulle.linow , ea FridaY,
1st,
Voter and
of 'Maiming men of energy, and canital
to emne amongst uS: Wm assisting.
considerably in the geowth of the place,
. ,
THURSl)AY, ,JULY 29, 1875
The only Libbral-Couservative Journal iu Sout
Huron.
"We are well aware that people wno-
have never visited 1, xetee cannot judge'
of its many merits by hearsay, but
when they own° and,soe for themselVOs;
they can form their own opinions, and
in all probability they would be favora-
ble to the place. We ,were to have had
tho honor Of turninh the sod, but un-
fortunately the lenah of -time which.
elapsed from the, time of the meeting
called for discuesing that objeet and the
time when the road was aetually coin-
ntehced was so great that the whole af-
fair went ' out like a -candle. Having,
a 'flea Irelt li.D.LMUIS E.
some of OUT Traders may be aware,
there is a weekly paper published in
Toronto bearing the high sounding and
patriotic nanie of The Nation. This
weekly was started some eight or nine
mouths ago, professedly in the intereats
the youthful arid numerically small
" Canada First" harty7otherwise known
as the Independence party., ,The fact
that this Cremona First paper is publish-
edis not of much haportance itself,
and few people would ever notice the
hectoring diatribes aud cowaedly thiusts
againeiRelgland andhenpresentconnex- leader took the matter in hand. A
coy ..patriot might be found en Mr. Jno.
disedrd and strife, tai. new is unity, love
and peace. And so it is between the
British and ,French fellow -countrymen
in ,their loyalty to Great Britain as
long as she remains the same generous
and liberal parent she 110W is. The
Oxford professor has not the slightest
around for maiden; the dastardly huh,•
uneven againet the loyalty of the French
spealtine popedation of 'the Dominion.
The eery source' of denger Quebee,is
the Rouge party ; but such Cheat-let:tea
°nen' can be found in every„ ceutetry un-
der the sun at cl und.er every form of Gov-
ernment a,- .foottrchical, Republican,
or their depenclencies-bat their Dais
chief-make:1g power is always greatly
over -et Limated calculatirg the power
of observable forces in our naidsf, and
they serve ra,ther to adel zest and. varie-
ty to a dull political routine., Such a
party might be formed in Ontario if
some one more skilful tiler the present
hn ofswo-uld give to the outer world an
idea of our go.alleachitiveeese, and
could not bele) but give us pecuniary
B.I.Looar r E.IrT E
Last week we recorded the supposed
loss of Prof, .Doualdson, the feronaut,
and his companion Grimwood, a Ceic-
ago reporter, in Lake Mehigan• It is
now two weeks sines their disappear-
'
once, and we are Jain to adopt the
belief indulged in by some newspapers
at that time, that they werenot drown-
ed, but are yet alive and well. An ex-
change speaks leopefnlly against their
loss by drowniug. The fact that nei-
ther bodies of the missiug men nor any
part of the wrecked balloon ha E been
picked up on the lakes, gives odor to
the idea, that they did not perish in the
waves. And the theory now "generally
adopted by leke men, and those versed
in mina): science is-, thatl hey -were •pro-
"bably carriecl far northward, landing in
the forests of Northern Michigan or the
Lake Superior region of Canada. If
so, we will doubtless hear of them
again, sooner or late:, whether dead or
alive. Th'ey took with them food
whatever and no extra clothing. If
they landed safely in the forests they
would be able to subsist uptil they
reached civilization upon wild berries
which grow plentifully in that region
ninsp canz,.
. ,01110 1.11)01.1 jumny, ,
Shame Ivor yQ13. 1105Y
13A.US to TlItio,ol.y tieltle
V Icahn; the BOW I
Don'tyou do so again,
'9uotth I iliero you' go agaijai
Lot ine.,.olone, no w, feeding the pow,
. , '
Go away, now jinany,
I'll puli your hair, 1 vow ;
Soo, I'm spilling half the:swill)
, Feeding the. flOW 1 • '.
5:02:22. 121Y dr,etiti-tvliata cFookl, ,
(City girls tie 'euxiback,)1
Wiry lo yin 13Dthe; me, feeding the sow ?
Shop 1 I tell you, Jitnrny.
Tat11 Sol swow
Oh Mr 0 rolline-pm"
I. IT° lavatittantii°1111
Yen SWecA ,
° 'Mean thingt to tiekle me, footling, be Sow
ion with the North American colonies
which it contains trnm week to week if
.
it were not for another fact -that the
. ,
principal writer on its staff is a gentics
man „Who is generally supposed (though
with what show of justice the claim is
made we cannot.quite see) to be one of
the fmest living writers of the English
laiigna,ge-a gentleman, too, who was
at one time a Professor at Oxford, and
is uow the representative of the
sehhol teachers of this Province in the'
Cotincil of Public Instruction, in which
important position it is an. easy matter
for one who is disaffected and. disloyal
to propagate an d.spread:his disloyal Isenti
meuts much to the disadvantage of the
rising generation. We refer to Profes-
sor Goldwin SMith. The fact that he
is chief editor of the Nation makes that
journal's utteranees of more importance
than they would otherwise be, especial-
ly when they are the reflex of Mr,
Goldwin Smith's spoken sentiments ou
ter his coining, to this country. Last
week's issue seem S to have almost
dropped the thin mask behind. which it
has hitherto attempted to hide its opin-
ions. The occasion which calls forth
this article is the speech of Lord Dun
ferin (which appears on our back page)
at an entertainment given in. his hon-
or by the Canada Club. In it the fol-
-
lowing passttees occur :
"Like Mr. Childers and some other
gentlemen of eminence who have re-
ceutly uudertaken to give the English
people authentic information. on' the
subject, he describes the people of the
Dominion as pervaded universally and
DOn0h113;the man who made disloy-
al speeches to a company of -volun-
teers under his command • a
spark of enthusitism might be 'kind-
led in the breast of Jerry Merrick,
and plenty of others would no doubt
quite readily become inartyrs,to traitor -
ism, bete -where iS a more efficient
leader than the one now at the, head of
theIndependence party. But no dan.,
ger would be anticipated from an out-
break of these' spirits -so with the
French dislOyalists.
Next conies a charge of disloyalty
against the Irish, simply because a pap-
ner called the Trish Canadian (fit cou-
frere of the Nation). published in To-
ronto, and edited by one Boyle, who
was suspected of having some comma -
on with a Fenianism, denounces every-
thing British and tsars and foams at
every political party or politician who
will not become his 'footstool. Here is
what the paper thinks of the Irish:
But while the French Canadian is
' Roman commences to -mor
day) evg. to dispose, of the b
his etock by auotion.
SssiwErm 4 Pieliard are s Mug, off
their slimmer goods at bargain , See
s\
advt., and then see them. ,
BERRYING,--Nunthers daily gosto the
lake and other points berry picking.
The fruit this year is large and slentis
fnl, and but few return illy defied The advertisince account of I. T. Stew -
with their SUCCOSS. , I art & Co., of New York, last year foot-
- ed MaTeir.---"' The annul Reap- ea up aheat $85'°°°' or IrearlY °ire Per
ing Mitch, under the auspicde of the CNA of the total aulatart of their sales'
Huron Farmers' and Mechanic:8' A.sso. •.!e; w°1114/ a eenrs°' be needless t° ask
dation willhe held on the lagni of Mr. Mr. Stewart if he believes advertising
George 'Stanbury, lst concession Stale. PaY4* ' s'°ele Pe°Ple think Mr' tew-
TIIE
m . D i:T. i i without advertising. Ile does not
,A,NO ANOTIME $)"."4*//0,-,--1,1a0t WO*
WO 1/1.111li a,COUPIO Of liatOS frOni
subeeribers paying 9 00111plinlent tl)e
excelleney of the Tinge. Below we
vivo alter letter, Whi011 stiOWfi that
the natter hi apProOOtted, by outeidere.
St. Mijys 'filly 27, 1875,
lee the lediter a the Exeter
Mee Sita, --You will please MO en-
elesed tile slim of two dollars ($2) sub-
scriptioa for your ptp 1 Mit it e
'neper which I cannot readily do with-,
out. l\rl. lel. Aiinifnetueo, teacher.
Coar Sanday leate At. j.
Kileattrick's eow was graziug in the vi-
cinity of the eld saw -rain to the west of
tlie new railway bridge', When elle en-
totea the ruins to Pt:Genie aortae shade -
An ItIlkileitteglrYoenEietdel),'40114toti\avtelvner!wheeruet
lier
to alighted, on a log, from whieli projected
a lens' spike. On tliis she struck tear-
inher and breaking some of her
ribk, P. C. 'A. -The reghlar semi -
amiably meeting of the AboveAssocia-
\.M.
e
tio•,)'‘viilibinihnTnd
be in thehoaBseamyv
enotoof
W.
iatuli:
next, coin mehdAng ist 8 P. M., viten
the following gentleinen will take part
in the programme; Rey. Mr.,
Livhg-
stono, address ; P. Irving, .issessing,
Everyone invited ; admiesion free.
HAL OPENING, ittunher o
iuU-
rjt$ Or ohrr
Yiduale, have; we anderetand, s eared
the servioea of Reugougli, Or ip'$ great T1110,140.7 lest the mania for speenha.
eartOonist, tn deliver OUO of his fixruens , 'Oen ilitl not run wild, altliengh it was
lectiires ill 04, slot time, ie Ale, En almost eontagioue. There was :mill.
Drewni aew hall. Would it ant -be a clout ha the transaetione of thet day,
nooa i4eti, to have Mr, 1.3011.goegife lee- to eonainee anyone that ee loot; ae tlio
\
tOPO as the opening night a the U. Yellen() of Exeter eontaiies III0/1 ef Audi
Tho Proeeede aee to be handed °VOX tO .0110) -VY aLK1 SPOOlalat1011, it Will neither
some tiooleity foe dieteibution. :Notice. deereese in population or wealth. Tile
lace hereafter. ' ' total aiaeunt vvIiiele,Peaf fresh oWnere
w (Fri -
lance of
and on small game which is abundant.
, PARRIULL heathens ask the ministers
of the.,place to pay poll tax.
indifferent, the Irishman is a positive
enemy ; his hatred of his old conqueror
and oppressor is in fact the one politi-
est spiltiMent Whiell iS strong in him,
Indit is perpetuated yam.- it-Wontierial
tenacity`of life, from gen eratioh to gen-
eration, on this side of the .A.tlantic.
Lord Duiferin can never have looked
into' a copy of the Irish. Canadian, or
ahy paper popular among:the Roman
Catholic Irish; if he had, be would
have seen that with regard to that ele-
ment at least, his picture of universal
attachment to Erqland stood greatly in
need of qualification, Against the Ca-
nadian Government the Irishman has
no feeling whatever ; nor is there any-
thing to prevent his becoming a good
and loyal citizen of a Canadian natior ;
but that he will ever become British in
heart, or be capable of being governed
by 'appeals to his British feelings is
„between the hours of 7 A. and 7
VATAYAJL'E 1/4°x".--4eiezu1 in a' M,,NYae ltb011t $49,000. Thi a Will, 110
gam county eende this eeeipe to NOW
401.1ltt,, 011,1160 ontelders to Stare, dna
York, apropos of the approaeliing peach
dot down our village es a minittnere
seeson : Talie-the head from keg, fill Wall Izitreet, but the fact is es stated,
it with the handsomeet rine Peaelles' alitlientiaated by the following pettiea-
t iti all the wfiskeyit will hold then .
Pu 4 11 477 lar$
head it up agaiii, lu vi.Ptor taee will elle() largeet inyeetmeet was in tlie
Ue found beautifully preserved, with the )urcha$e
„ .
ADYETISING.-The ueWsPaPert by
general consent, has come to be eon-
siclered tlie only unfailing advertising
medium for bringing certain returns
and large profits, This is the testi-
inony of thousanits all" over the land,
among whom is the man wqo sent his
last dollar for a few band -bills, and the
firm who have invested hundreds of
thousands in daubing their announee,
monts over the hills and rocks of the
country.
a with slight SOR1,111g I t) neena
all On, .8011 Titz " GEtiWRAT.4
cQi yeteeeW,113,6a'Arirrni4t h tV :4%
bueieeas °Wen Seund, lately left for
the Statee, Ile LAS left te- number of
eerrowinee friends behind, having pre.
vieuely 'victimized beake and businefai
ottet)n, th Palotilit of $26e000 or 080e'
Mr, R. OrinaeldhY., Of 13eaforth, has
hie garden a crab apple tree which
!us inueilivbfiewr xtph.e eaeleertretoiTbieQthpsivis soetrieono
ueual in the epring, end the, fruit op it
re8t ..t.Y111.13Ants tiPTIott"tost 411111031etdifilaa
the tree has a plentiful ooveriPg eof
bloaeoms, end will bear again
Met Thomas Russel, Con. 17,Morrie,
has flax. which ineaeures nearly lour
feet in leegth. There ie coneiderable
flax SOMII ill this township this Beason,
and it prondees to be an abundant
yield. The flax on Mr. Russell's was
not sown mai IMay 26. -
On the llth of March, 1874, Mr. P.
G. White, a merchant in Lueknow,left
here for the avowed purpose of is:teeth:kg
lithiserocreudpit.ei:Bs, awitt,h,okaaviieuvsrgo spuswyinogf
.money with him, and ha e never since
been heard of. lie lett loving wife
and four small ehildrep, with no ar-
rangement for their sustailiance• The
name P. G. White has on Se -Vella CYO-
oasions been in the leading newspapers
but whether it be the bailie one or not
has never been ascertertained. Any
intelligence will be thanlifully received
by his lenely wire. Address Mrs. P.
G-. White,Lueinanteontarin-Litelenow
Sentinel
and, eealding m eyrup, they are a. de- by mosso,. oke Dis$et, foe the very
lictous accompanierit to lee cream, far e oine sant of $1.0,000 etieb• This
esiepeeclreiowrhtioslatenyYwbthatielhalertleprneaaicollseswi. rjhe 1:11.1141111.11111:41ga wol:ticeehrietubc'y 4toYfi°woofrkmaricolheitliel•cp.,
felind excelleut for ItlitIOS pies. and trud. bee been prouounced to be eeitial to any
ding sauce. hotel in the western tOWila, Was buit Zi
THAT puHp.--110 was F1, *Mask and .78 by the late invuer, Capt, J'.N, How-
ttlaine'partoldvelrilt,thhaertegd wleourde:Sat NaVbIloeulit tli11;3 aar Ia. rili4gtIv"46Eattutin: °milt IwilsaslUttiritopubguhtt Ntvohebne
Illeell shone brightest' B'ellig fond' of a few months back he was offered $ste
eon -luny, lie soon -became one of those 500 for it, which offer liae since
depraved and bad little dogs which al, creafied to $10,000, these thoughts are
ways seem to think that , the choiceet murdered. Negotiations for tae elope-
lashal:i.tolif Ye°44,rdibegetinielseaabbbyabtltaheer andwhatsat of the " Ceotral " bad scarcely been
completed, before the Capt. -svae mak-
should have bei wiser dogs in devious ing arrangements for the immediate
twthriiettmt,nisiejaistv,bteaos 01 beforei tidewohinttptihai enytiloton005.,:ntiakenariei,avytael:a:,. evil- eietthi oenn t e ropf rist we ow illargeio, h is b.::: k:i) estores, o .
directly to the north of the hotel. --
wicked ways. It wea a, well of ancient
eeended, he purposes building to the
usual midnight serenade, having the same iseight as the " Central," joining
stars above as gaslight, d b I n
and e-° gea thereto, latenee the same style of front,
to Mr. T. Croeker. The music was in- thus, making a btAtutiful b10011, Tile
tereVereetilv a showerbf imperatives -plans for the stores will sson be made,
ftLoeffiviPeriuojitevet.ed Before
outtilo odfoxowindowlogysavians and as tbv. will ,,ba ready. t6r ocoupa.
Hon, before winter Sets in, and WM. be
pronounced tho scene waiohanged, and in e, -
an exonillent' business centre, nb
btbisatdw°geslhl WiPittea3eneanCtelletroattehdespdeeepdthosnl°y1 trouble will be experienced in letting
acquired by bad little dogs. The noise tbhusimit: foTrhwellick Purpose theY are being
then raised by him as he surveyed his " BRITANNIA HOUSE "
Ai ITEM FOR OUR BUSINESS MEN. -
The following paragraph taken from,a
reliable source is now going the rounds
of our exchanges, aud is worthy the
sober reflection of business men
ley, on the first Tuesday in isuist. or.t's nosiness sufficiently established
RENTED.- D.Johns ICS ren et. t„ea, to fl „
his old stand, which he vaented last
week, to a stranger who intends open- DUE BIEL FOR SALE. --A due bill ' on
ing out business in the hardware line Messrs. Bell St Co., manufacturers or
some time in Lite beginning of Septees. organs, melodeons alai piapos Guelph
ber. n1, , Oat., the same lieing good for 40 per.
-.PicNios.--Yesterklay.'''Imor4ng quit`0,41,. iefail price of au instru-
TIIE Forest .E'xpress says the girl with
the blue oaten won_ tit, the recent foot-
race 10-1arkhill. What- Makes that
paper get above its business ? "
NVE believe it is fully two days since
the Tomtit° See had. any reference to
" truly good" men or to inen with
"true inwardness." Is" the Snit -man
hinaself getting sick of such stuff?
number of young people Started for
ment of not less than $120 ; or will be
•
thier
Grand Bend to spend the day in pie- received as Mee -third payment on
nicking, We presume theyhad a hap_ oath. ogee. For instanee, in purchas-
py. time. From their Appearance as in a $600 piano the due bill would be
they were leaving the village we think. worth t 200. This valsable document
we are safe in saying they anticipated will he disposed of isatrowllhuaetstii:onitabeiren.
as much. advertisers call a tremendous sacrifice,
Coennerzoe.--Listead of Mr. J. N. while its YaliclitY
Howard's name appearing as 'V: G. in 41)1Y at the TIMES °FFICE.
• f +1 I TT ltr
the punusneu nst o. ceacers ea MAKE _....ASFBERRY VINEGAR.-
,
Twelve years ago, says a St. John's
paper, a Gederich, Ont., young man
worked during the day, studied law at
night, and is now on the bench -in a
shoe shop, cobbling. Awful warning I
ta improbable to h last degree. S
-without exception by a single eon
thatin effect,, of the population which
Lord Dufferin represents as entirely
animated by the same deep and pas-
sionate sentiment, more than it third
a.re not animated by that Sentiment at
all, while a large number are animated,
by its very opposite. It is eurely sin -
gala. that a man of his Lordship's in-
tellect can hav,e looked so long upon a
political situation without taking in its
most salient facts.
Was ever a baser slander uttered?
In Ireland surely the feeling of autipa-
thy to Englaud and disaffection 'leder
her rule is more strongly developed and
marked than among the Irish in Cana-
da; and have not Irishmen ever been
among the first to spring to aims in
defence of Britain's shores when threat-
ened by a foreign foe? have they not
been 0Vel 'Teady, S110111401' to shOUlder
with the Rhenish, to dash into a dare.
gevous breach, and proudly plant the
British eosien on the eaptured fortress?
Have thy not fairly leaped to death
with ringing eheers to eave the name
of Britain's glory? And are not they the
men who die like epithets tea the field of
battle, loyal to the Queen and eorestittie
? And in Canada, the Sallie agen-
chs are not operation to keep warm
and nutteet the seeds of discontent,
eIld Why then should 'We regard Irish
tnent, that of deep attachment to len.
gland.. If this., were the ftiet, or any-
thing like the feet, the problem to be
solved by Carteedian statesman and by
English statesmen, so Inc as they a
concerned. in shaping the destinies of
Canada, would be infinitely simpler
and easier than it is."
If Lord Dufferiu had. been aware that
we have in this country the eminent
Oieford" professor he might possibly
have qualified. what his critic is pleased
to consider extravagant langeage. And
still it is possible that Lord Dilfferin
was aware of 'Mr.' Srnithe existeace,
aud that, he entertained an idea of Se-
put:ling the colonies from the Empire,
and yet estimated the aforesaid emi-
nent pereonage at his real value.
" But utfortnuatEdy Leta Dufferin's
desceiption is very far from correct,
' Of the three millions and a half
over whom Lord Dufferin Governor-
General presidee, about millien are of
a eaee wbieli never !me felt and. never
'eau feel the elightest attealinteat to 1
Eaglitpd, 'whin) eeme fem. hundred
thousand ate of a- Tone athiclettegards
England lied hat too much reasou to
terd her with hereditary laetred,
To Englaed -they (the French
Canadians) have im aetiptt,thyy but on
the other lifted they do eot regard her,
net is it tonceiviible that they ever
ehotild negate her with any, flinch loSs
willi dee') atteehermot, Sit George
Cartiet eaIled himeelf an Englislinuto.
sneaking Ftench, but then Sir Geoege
Cattier Was a pelitithan and a baronet,
EtiOnii0 Ttitche said, or ie reperted
id liave said; that the last gun for Bele.
ish connection would be fired by ft
French eatiadism ; ;but in those days
the old antagonism, betweo tlierreneli
COltelics and the Puritans of New
Vnf.,,S t tiptt.,"
e twit) is atni tatglifrt ti show
vrin, ageray' 1111
new apartments was worse than that also nal a, change of proprietorship on
made by the juniper -colored young mau the same day. len Jahn Heentehen
In Clinton as he operates on his new nurehased it from his brother, William
horse fiddle. - The oombined howl el Hewkshaw, for the sum of $1,400.
his companions in crime can then be Besides the sales of real estate dir-
MOre readily imagined than *described. ectly in the -village there were others
Efforts were made in the -morning to • made by
release him, but,Mr. George CUdIllOre MR. W. nooasoie
was only grGsped. at the Op M suffici- One of these was the purchase of the
ent time to keep him from going down 100 acre farm north of Exeter, belong -
through the foul air front which he ing to Mr. J"ohn Hawkshaw, for the
had just haetened. And the black and sum of .$6,600. The same individual
tan ceased. howling, but keeps his un- purchaeed 111r. John Morris's lot 20,
O. .F. lodge of this place, he should Peur over 1 lb. of bruised berries 1
have been 13ro. W. Iloward. ' quart of the best eidei vinegar, next
Mn. STORMS, the Napanee town con-
, s
stable, got a new suit of clothes a, few
Faseethes,_seeeree evesAnge of late clay, stram the liquor on 1 lb. of fresh
we have heard the reports l kf pistol ripe raepberries, bruise them also, and
shots in the village. They do'not sound on the following day do the same' D°
nice to the oar at such an hour, and not squeeze the fruit, only drain the
are furthermore dateerous ad the core- liquor thoroughly. Put the juice into
the practice. ..... e '' tied of 1 lb. to a pint. When the su-e
House DIED,- On Sundayaast,•-Mr.. pan 01 water, -Which boat-; skim thetli-
- , • .
laneseeteate.iiiethis villaetensaal ---- - a few inineueee ieuneve- item- tale ure,
inanity. A stop swill shilla be put to a stone jar and. add sugar in propor-
gar is -melted, ,place the jars in a sauce -
Atkinson, engaged a hare° at leonine quo, and after whit, sitamorea for, a
arrival in Seafortti cteappe dead: It cover aild, bottle. ,
loelted-for quarter:fa his shirit hitving ton. 8, Hibbert, for the sum of $6,200.
taken itiflighteto that leut where the With 200 tee'res of lend, it might be
spirits of other bacl dogs go.
asked wha,t does Hodgson want witli
BASE Beet, W.Teecia.e-The Athintics it? Well, he iutends to speculate on
of Liman, aud the North Stars of this it. Other investments were made in
place indulged in a game of base ball horse flesh, such as the sale of
on „tile North Ste'. eroand thiS BANK OF ENGLAND
is thaught that it had heart disease.
Mr. A. bad to procure a eonveyance in Pool' Lo t -The sun Poured down on
Seaforthta bring himself and- buggy the heads of the tormeuted of earte un -
home. , til they swelterecl again. The dust
i '' rose in clouds aud filled the mouths of
.A.HE ....RIDGE. - The 9-1 SABLET1 rn hridoe , . • . • • •
e the perspiring with. its pulverized. en -
which crosses., the ,Sable in tnistvillage gredietits. This was about the hour
is last approaching completion.. The when Ohl Sons reys described their
days fice, and the street Arabs and
merchants of the place raised such'.a
storm over his head that he tacked
about, reatdeneort, and. Accurate' his old
Ten Forest P.:a:press says dogs are put
out of ehurches in that place. Why
can't the editor of that paper go to
church in Parkhill. r.Clie people there
allow the editor of, the Gagette to le -
main in church -when lie goes.
A. Gennniou exchange says a horse
frame vt/rk "w erected; and from most perpendicular course, and on Sat -
named " Old Peer took ra,thee a hasty
start from the store of .Mr. Hilliard,
and after runuing a considerable dis-
tance was caught by sonic boys grazing
on South Street." We always thought
Goderieli too poor to keep people from
turnip.. Nebuchadnezzars.
Uanadian00 traltorS, only Waithie a,
-,00d opportunity to thrust it knife in
to ont back? Hardly, we thihk, WaS
not the firse men to felleindet. lienin
bellete al: Ridgeway en Well Cethelle ?
And he died in delete() of British rine,
and yet We are IQ dishonor Ille memory
evith the accusation that ho Wit 5 a tient.,
tor to the flag which he proteeted and otn.,
der tile etieple folda of which tie died !
&teltit Slander On either the living er the
deed, if uttered in the beating of a fel-
Ok &
place on Saturday last. The Exeter to Mr, V. Hodgson. Messrs. e
boys took the bat, sending Lucan VO Bissett sold him and. the books of
the field, and run' up a score of five. the season for $3,500. A. few days
By ,poor playing on the side of the since, Mr. Hodgson sold. his share of
North Stars, their opponents scored OLD NETRERBY
eleven runs. 'The seconcliunings show- to Mr. Wm. Hawkshaw for what sum
ed. some fine play on the part of Luean we did not learn.
Mr. Watts in the capacity .'ef pitcher --e-ealee-4
eeut in his under handers with yen -
Mr, °narks Goodwin, 4th con. Cara -
doe, while splitting rails, one day last
week, cut his right foot betwomi the
toes and. inetep. very severely, Ho will
be laid up for some them. Dr. Ed.
wards attended bun and drwed the
wound.,
Mr. John Sheldon, who WEIS run over
by a train on the Grand Trunk Rail-
way, at Montreal, and instantly de-
prived of life, was formerly baggage -
man between London and Stratford, in
which capacity he was well known. and.
esteemed. His body was frightfully
mutilated.
Mr. W. Worden, of Goilerich, has
purchased the trotting, mare Lady Duf-
ferin, for the sum of $600. Mr. A. M.
Polley, of the same place, has procur-
ed a "fast 'nn" -a 2.35 trottet-from.
New York, for which he peid $1,000:e --
.110 D V'. LL
geance, and Me. Porte doing some pret•
tY one -hand eatchine this innings 33ese Beae.---A match between the
Tams. -In Goderich, on Saturday, the 17th •
inst., the wife of Judge Toms, of a daugh-
ter.
ROWTLEY. — in ITsborue, on the 26th inst.,
the wife of Mr. Rowtley of a son.
several of the Liman club showed- they jolly Boys, of Rodgerville, and the
a 0. After this innings the play be- School Boys, of Chiselhurst, came Off
were no mean foes. Exeter recorded
oanariSinatetstrsasaet,in
July 3. Owing to the,
•nthane winc,reaa,rnbie:t,83::;t.esi.,,115.4t6:11riStehtlatu'P, wea: were played, in 'which the Jolly Boys
g in, only seven innings
came off victors by a majority of 23
present appearances, we Should pro- urday last. DownMain street, in all
pounce the veorlunartship perfect. It
will be the glory and pomp of the days when
will not be lopg before teams the Great Spirit helped the red man,.
Tuu Globe says :-Saturday after-
noon Mr. S, C. Wood, member for
South Victoria, was sworn in before
the Lieutenant Governor a meinber of
the Executive„„Council of Ontario, and
appointed Provincial Seeretary and
Cornmissioneek of Areiculture in the
room end ste d of theb,Hon. Archibald
McKellar,,resigned. '
,
.The, editor' of the' Goderieh Star 'says,
the Exeter 'TIMES editor feeds on mos-,
quitoes. The hero of Exeter in replY
addresses his confrere thulit--" 'We
might inform the Star man untie ace
cording to promise, we have saved their
eseneeefor his picking, and ehall timid
able to cross. In the Meantime they ,
ay came -a pony, a squaw and two
either have to go through the river or
travel around the
PERSONAL.-We were pau a call on
Saturday last by 1V1r; Brhith-
waite, of Uuionville, Co. York, -who,
with,his wife and child, was visiting
his -friends in the western section- ,We
noticed but little chanee hippepan
ance since the days oft'our
Mr. B. returned home on Monday last;
carrying with him a lively impression
of basiness enterprise in the West. .
-Me. C. Gridley stillresnains at Park
hill in a low state. On the.11,th of July
he went to Parkhill to assiSt ,the band
in the sollowing day'a entertainment. -
He felt unwell at the time, and was
shortly afterwards taken somuch worse
that he was unable to get home.
-When Johnnie Brawn takes his
new sitnation in a Seaforth cabinet -
shop, which will be next week, Exeter
willslose a rnuch-esteemed noting man,
and the village bend a vatuable assis-
tant. We hope to learn on, the success
of our young friend in Ids new home.
-Mrs. 13ruce of Ilamilten has paid
a visiato some friends in the village. •
Donald.son and Steele,
two resting pedagogues, ,,i3ave Exeter a amounted. to over $40. [The above
visit on tiesday last, and, ce other was unavoidably left out of last week's
strangers, wonder at the ene f
issue.]
low nenettettaant Would be hurled in-
dignantly ack into tho teeth of him
i
Wha titttettideit";
to as a trtogly ehe ori
toirtnients its Matte
1-ift vet. , WO issue.
the second instalinetit any tirne he
wishes." Gentlemen, threw down your
mosquito bones and gid abi armor
worthy of the erat.-,Kineardirte Re-
porter. Watild titive thrown your bones
dowinlong since, but knew there was na
sting left, and. it. mighthurt you. -
children, with bared heads, three or
four quilts and saddlebags, in the vanj at the time several balls were fouled.
the husband, father and warrior. With which otherwise were safe knocks. Mr.
tread as dienified as when his great c. Hatton for Exeter made same speln-
v 1,11,00VAll14wn d t„._the score
eight innings, Exeter seemed likely to
gaan her decreasmg laurels by white- JOLLY BOYS. SCHOOL BOYS,
washing Miceli three times in succes- R\ It.
son. The fifth innings displayed somH
e 12...Themson...„. 7 . ItIctiOnala.... n
ltttle wranglingas to tee 1.11anneriuwhich II. C. Tibb....... 4 ' V. Lab' ' 6
it man was declared "out" by the um- G. Deihl 8 13- Bc'a 4
pire. A. noticeable performeranee of G. Murray 6 R. Steel......... 1
the day was the beautifal catch made J. Marray6 A. Mcdontild.... 3
by Jermyn who masa as Sb.urt. stop, lee W. Stonennua7 3. Hogarth 3
'mailing a pretty fly catch. by running P. Logie.......... 3 T. Moore 2
backward several yards, and nabbing D. McDougall- e, J. Gray .,.,4
STRAYED ON THE PREMISES
of the snhscriher, lot 21, con. 14, Hibbert,
about the middle of May, two steers -one 3 years
ohl, red, Ind the other two 'years old. Persons
Proving property and paying all expenses eau take
them away. JONAS SIMMONS. 100-3t.
TYPOUNDED ON LOT 4, CON 3,
1 'Osborne, on julyl.'/, 1875, a gray. pony. If not
taken awayby owner, ivho is required to pay all
expenses, before August 13, he will be said. J. ,
Ponndlicepor.
'Osborne, Jaly SI, 187.). 1004d,
Of WANTED TO LEARN PRIN
TING. Must have a fair English educa-
tion. Apply at this office
a long field ball. In the third innings W. Denali-- 5 J. Campbell e
the Lucian pitcher received a slight arm -
hurt, wnichlhrew him from his 1)DSi.- Total ----- ---52 Total 29
tion Owing to the wind which existed
fOrelathers pursued the bounding ga- did eatchee behind the bat. The field:
eche through the wilds of the old fDr- ing of the Exeter boys was good after
Park from thoSes who avvitnessed the tallense'eirn'Iletariiengnitelgegn'eleltneda' d'haecleceint second ,ests, he itelked along, allowing ncare-
snow to cause a retort or look. • nings -Lucan would • have name off
P. A. Soetee-The Ladies' Aid Soci. second best. Fault was found. with
ety in connection with Christ Church, some decision given Liss the umpire Mr.
Exeter, gave an interesting' soeial at Clittterham, but with what correctness
the residence of Isaac CarTing Esq we cannot say. At the ieturn match
on the ev'g of Thursday, the 15th inst. which takes place ie a few weeks
The lawn to the front and side of the we hope Exeter will gain what she lost
gentleman's residence was soap bespot- but lost ith huger, as the Liman club
ted 'with gay ones handling the menet, is one of acknowledge powess. The
roqueting their opponent's ball, and following isthesicore, Mr.GeElliottscor-
crying oat "Quit that cheating, now," ing for Exeter mid Air. H. P. Macklin
Ali were smiles and 011eerfrilness Out- for Inman :
side and inside the house. Inside you 1401tT11 TTARS. TECUMSETLIS.
Were beset by waiters, handling the R R.
good things of life, and others passine Orr 2 Fleury
6
around small bags- filled with confec- I:Iyudman 2 'Porte.- . . 5
tionery,retailing " onlY4ve cents each." Sheldon.......... 2 Stanley 4
The bazar Wee not an well patronized. Balkwill 5 Watts .. . .. 5
as it might have been, but then times Anderson 6 Murdoch.......
-were dull. Music was indulged in to FrayneGleason's-- .
;he pleastire of 'the listeners.' Peoceeds lerniyn2 'Atkinson....... 4
4 McLean 4
e 4 Quigley 8
Total ...... 80 Total 86
/DO U.LP.U.
Those persons, Who began te eat large
qitantities of fish a few years agoy and
have kept up the practice ever since
evitiloot having expeelenced the desired
inereage of ee ual. capacity, may
thank the New Orleans Republican f'or
this eXplanation :-" IItdess mlia
en s
beeline it ie'neeleee for him te eat brainfood. It heel nevet been clainied tor
Asli that it eteetesf it Only streegtliene
the beeenne Won't the Goderiele Star
inan be tfexed now, though?
eitizeps.
.r• r
He WAS :AN TIUSIIMAN--ri,-e,.. hailed
from old Ireland, shure, and'hisbrOgue
mighthave been' cut with a lalife, IIis
particular liking was to tWiet, his ehil-
elagh once niore, and fling' tip his car-
pet bag as he cursed every other cattn.
try but Ireland, the land of ,his
Aral all because he could got no more
whiskey, and what had already found
its way down the cavity opening at his
m.outli being double X. Main street leat
Monday evening.
A Leveret Itioe.-On Friday evening
last, quite it lively race between 'a span
Mr. lettirray, who defeated it/ft, peter
White ba North Renteeet some inoPths
eitice, has been nuseatea for bribery by
agents. Venues lqueray, brother of
the teepondent. will bereported for car.
rtipt reetieee.
of hoses attached. to a bp.ottche con-
taining a'eouple of ladies and the same
number of gentlemen and a doctor's
horse was indulged it on Main Street,
north of -the IVIeteodist Church: The
single rig had the lead and mainteined .
it at fun running speed, the carriage in withOut PaYing fiftY centg'
swieging along cit a terrible gait be-
hind, until it neared the brow of the
hill leading to the Sable, when the
double rig was alkiteed te,aess.• The
ladies enjoyed- the race, if 'anythieg
more than their accompanying jelfast ,
Mowien. Itleonixn Cotteee.--ekt. „net -T-
ime metalline contest toeitt Place' 'et'
Shakespeare, on Tueedtty IftlY'' 1811in
on the farin ef Donald Me a418,11,POrth
Faet$110110, be'tWeell the t1tnipwn in
go mower, manufactured Iy dm Rail
Iiiianulatittring Company, ehawa, and
the Cityligathiefx Jr,, in'er ',,ly mann.
facturedhy.AoMpson & JItanis, of
Mitchell, /fillet tt severe tri , lodged
Don Carlos,. i ting to ling Al. arid other grassy lasting o, er tlitee
houts, the Ottrage, Chide Jr `i 1110Wer
Was It elated tile Vieter., . IY11.*(1 14
6,110V,
eft( Patter8011, A., ttoberi'ltrdtt Ilained
Ijiddel, SebaAtiati Pyini, and wronoo
Jiattttot,
BASE BALI, TERMS. -People Who are
nuzzled at the technical PlIrases used.,
in base ball reports are ...Awn:mended to
the perusal of the following definitions :
,..Field -The cow pasture where the
leather hunting is perfornied.
Base-Sait brigs seattered around in
the grass for players to jump an.
Nine -The number of roosters in
knee breeches that coneteree ,base
ball desk,
Umpire -The chief baller--he bawls
out " strike." His other duty is to sit
on the top of the bat and smell it as it
goes by.
Judgment ---The umoiree opinion af-
ter lie takes ouch a aniell.
One ball ---What the umpite says
when the smell proves unsatisfaetery.
Strike -A 111i80110 by the batter.
Put ut-The fellow who tries to get
tense, templaina bitterly of tIkA way in
which MS- aeldiere are treated by the
Alp1ioil42h General Joeelter Waste.
tltligedAtiVadridt thinking tile Carlists
thoaditillY anbairod.,
1
Dead. ball -One which conies to life
again after being buried in tile hands
of the piteter.
ball Whieh bounds just the
way one is positive it Will not.
Fair foul -e -A, little one for it 00/1t.
Balk -A " brettell of promise'' indul-
ged In by tile pito sr.
- Stealing bass -Stuffing a bag in
the car and walkiog off to the next,
when the catcher isn't looking.
Itectuty--A. ball eo hot that the see.
Orld baetemeti liee on ills Stornaeh to
avoid , 4
1Etaft tie that singes the snort
step's head as it goes by.
Fly --4 ball Which seceeis the earth,
and, like the gelid° 1101see flybtzzes
,around in the eIeVated trtmosphetn,
Wild tiltow--Slingil*t th6 itt
baseman and killitte 6 616611 1)61,16 tilt a le
right iot
,
--uspoRxE
PURCHASED. -MT. George Mulhol-
land, of the Townshipof Morris has
sold his farm, northhalf of lot 17, con.
6, -Morris, 100 acres, to 1VIr. Samuel
Love of Usborne. for $3,000. Mr. Love
has also purcliased the farm of Mr. J.
Mulholland, north half of lot 1.6, con.
SLEEPY MAG. -0n Tuesday ,of last
week, Dag,g's "Sleepy Mag" carried off
the first money in the Farmers' Rim
ning Race, at the Watford races, be-
ing some excellept horsee.
win NJ En
TRE Lyre FIRE. -Mr. Simon Mc -
Lead, Reeve of Parkhill, has received
the following letter from Messrs. Rae,
Barns Ss Morphy, Widder Station :-
" Dear Sir, --Herewith we inclose ten
dollars for the benefit ef the Fire Com-
pany that so ably assisted at the lett
fire, on Satueday morniag last. We
also beg leave' through you to tender
our hearty thanks to the citizens of
Parkhill who so promptly reSpended te
the call for assistance.
Great exeitement prevails itt Widder
Stahori over thee sudden (teeth of Mrs,
Collies. A coroner's inquest was held,
and as it result suspicione of poison he.
ling the enlist) other death were reised,
and the body, SWIS sent to TOTPlitg.,
Whet further has buil elicited we have
not !wet&
3, 100 acres I( r $3,5t)0.
FOR SALE.
A number of good milch cows. Apply to
JOHN CARLEY, Lot S. con.%
sZBEEP E STRAY. -Strayed' on the
premises of the subscriber, lot 11, bounilfrry,
line, Blansharcl, two ewes and two lambs, on or.,
about June 1st._ A.ny person proving to property '
ern- take nem awu,v.
July 5. WILLIAM HIE' K.
VARM FOR SALE -LOT 12, cosh
2, nay, about 5 miles -from Exeter, contain-
iuglon acres, about 85 cleared, the .einainder in
hardwood bush; creek running through the lot,
and Well on premnsis. Good brick house and
frame barn and stable. For further particulars
apply en premises or by letter to DONALD TAY
LOB, Redgerville P. 0. 9541.
G11.14'7'03:
HOTEL CHANEE.-Tlie "Ontario "
House has abeut changed hands. Mr.
1101f i rrtalteleti eeitivtopirporpirsioe,taair,idisv,a,ilman
o
doubt, do a geed business.
Till" a ITS.
Lucknow councillors still delight in
their "little 'squabbles."
The steam man was showu in Mit-
obeli on Thursday last.
Parkhill is to have it mile of: new
sidewalks; and the corincil have also
resolved to purchase a market site.
Mr, David Chmees, East Williams,
has just died. He was one of the old-
est settlers having come f•eue Inverness.
shire, Scotland, in 1833.
Er titr,r,
lionses TAG tItOltZL-011 Friday
htstr Ite Mr. A. Walker,. of the 2nd con.
Stephen Was 111011114 InallUre With it
epah colts, tbey ran away., Coe of
thernk it Valuable beat, became 'entail.
gle4 .bo *tools and hernestf, and
thivgga thus fOr some diettaiee.
'Ives gaga it was found to boo
oken. It is nOW doing well and
ti reeovery
1\10TICE TO TRESPASSERS ON
o THE osssApA.cosns.saiv's LANDS.
, -
I hereby caution all persons against cutting or
removing timber from the lauds of the Canada
Company, as I am authori ..ed to prosecute all
trespassers with the utmost i' or of the law
SO .1; sPACKMAN,
Tirniifr Agent Can„,igo,, '
Exeter, May 13, 1875. 804f.
TO OR S A.LE , AN XCE LLENT
JL' FAR ti, being Lot Z N,E. 3rc1 con, ;McGilli-
vray, 100 acres of excellmV land, r acres cleared:
and under cultivation 18 acres 810 1,1801 followed ;
balance well timbered and feneeli in. A frame
dwelling halloo, 2 frame barns ati frame sts.Ve
witlt other outhouses on the pro iseS. Also 'a-
younggood:boaring orchard, two 15010 of water
with pumps, DiBt211100 from Exetot es males, and
2 miles from Centralia MIL station. 1'015558i00
t
given after harvest. For furtlaer particu rs op, *'
ply to EDWARD JONES, lot 10, N.B.McGil 'vray,
or if by letter to Credlion P.O. 1804f.
... ... _. „
John Wright, of the township of
Warwick, was lately tried before Scraire
Kenward, of Watford, for threatening
to shoot his wife, and sentenced to tax
months'. imprisonment in the comity
jail.
The Star Is informed that Mr. Miller
Inspector Schools in South Huron,
has been requested to visit the District
of Algoma to inspect such schools as
are in operation and organize others.
Last WeaneSdaY night Colleefor
Caven, atisSiSten hy Officers Detlor and
Donaghy, captured an ellicit still in the
village of Wingham, in it building situ-
ated on the' property of one Thomas
Vance. The offiCers arrived at the
place, aboet midnight, when they found
the Workmen had ilitt gone away, evi-
dently rather horriedly, the door being
left tinloelced and. one left his vest and
,
watch behind. The apparatus was con-
fiscated and sold. Tile still had not
been long in operation.
Negotiations have commeneed, be-
tween tho 'Pown. Council of Strathroy
and the Ancaster Knitting Company
concerning the removal of their works
t6 that (plaice A;mass, Meeting was held
iii the Firemans' Hall to Ilear the re:
pert of thb delegates sent to interview
the Directors of the compary as to the
bonne requited, et. A reSOltiti011 Vas
ttniamittyly tattried by bios meeting re.
questing the Town Council to submit, it
by. granting the 061Y11)&ny it bontos
OftOlit t110118alid t1011itttl, -
A Wingham, man named Bob Small,
who habitually beats his wife and chil-
dren was., Iast week punished
offenitev
lot
FOR SALE
A desirable frame cettage for sale on Huron
street, Exeter, accompanying the cottage is a
frame carpenter shop, and stable, wilh two or
four one-fifth acre lots, to suit purchaser. The
cottage contains ten rooms, with good well on
the premises. For further paaticulars apply to
V. 8: JOEY, on the premises ; or to J. 17.,
OROCEER, Prop., Seaforth P. 0.
Exeter, July 14th, 1875. 98-tf.
P1-10TectnAPIIS
OHAS. SENIOR having removed te
the standlately occupied by Mr. C. South-
cotte, tailor, has completely retiovahld the prem.
tees and arranged his studio so as to command,
One ef the Best tights in Canada
is prepared to execute work in drot-elass
Acknowledging past patronage, he begs a eon,
tinnance of the faver6 of the public,. Attention
is called to his stock of Frames, &c., having on
hand. a good. selection o f mouldings, arid being
prepared to make frames at moderate rates. -
Residences photographed. Photographewhen re,
touched, (f2 per dos; Cabinets 54. Iinperials $E
8,4 S. GIDLEY, EXETER, C'A.
BINETs-MAIKETt & UNDERTAKERS, tako
this apnortunity to infortn the inhabitants ofthis
and surroundingsectimis that their New nears°
Is now completed, and they do not hesitate:I
ing that it Jamie of the best in this western
Our UNDERTANING Department, ort Herat
will be fotind in it very otadient condition.
Caine -plain and ornamental,- also, eh
etc Funerals furnished o4 the shortest'
and est. raasonahleterrna,
14;13.-A pea essorteateat of 17t/ENITIII
Says ht Stock August 28, '74
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'ago to inform the tnneking connranilty a
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Ibo SurrOinuling 'neichnorhood that he 1318
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