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Ave- °kitting (Iowa priees eloeer then
or, bails' determined to ruelt ;Off 88
J414104 1/088ihhf 91, tb9 Pfttteitte stPek
before their fah purchases arrive, Pre -
'erring ratitttate,sell their smatiner goods
at a arterigee orah than to keep them
'Over 1.0,4 ,next seaeo.n, looeing the ia-
terest on their money and the henefit of
.the tterchcash, in which they piece re -
441,..19,e, ler the puresuase of their fall
ook.
AUGUST 20, 1875
The only Liberel-CoLecivative Journal in rout
"APOLOGY.
The editer abeent—that is, away
!rent 'beine, He is probably away get-
ting marrted, and we have therefore to
npelogize for the lack of reading matter
Rad etnamon sense in this issue, though
ta point of literary ability and irrorie,i:
nality it is far ahead of any Pretrioatt
iue; but it cannot last, To Make up
' for quantity we give quality. We there-
fore direct 3pecial attentien to an ex-
cruoiattugly funny article in three or
four other columns descriptive of a hip
to Hamilton. If any errors are per-
ceived therein, we hope to be exoused,
as, our nature beg melanoholy, tee
pooldn't red the proof—tears rushed
unbidden to our eyes when we attempt -
eel it. Neither vsoulcl priceless gems
induce any one else to read it. The
*editor will not likely be heme antil
some time after those who read the trip
referred to have put away their indig-
nant sleet guus. or have beeu buried
some dozenaleet beneath the damp
fiewy !met of the varieus cemeteries near
which they reside._ 'When he does
come home, we expect to be the priaci-
pal figure at a funeral--ainc 2,11a lacri-
m�. With this 'humble apology we
plose.
THIRD PE.411?
,Good bye, old year. For fifty two -
long weeks have you stood by us, and
during that period, the TIMES has, we
are nape eaough to imagine, been a
welcomeetuessenger in uearly 900
homes in Western Ontario. With this
number we commence our third volume
but do not intend in eamouncing this,
ao us, happy eVant; to int -licit upon our
readers a column er so nonseesewhiph
when boiled down would cirly let them
altnoW that success has bee a marked
feature in Jonnection with the second
-years existence with the Times and
'that even in a place as large as Exeter,
newspaper enhrprise, are not fortune -
making. although they are able to -trot
ptfpn their third mile without a ripple
of-disconteat or a word which might
todicate treason to the cause of jour-
nalism. The past year witlaus, as we
have stated has been a successful one
and we have to thenk our many
iriends for it when we knoW - that we
,
are in a position to commence a third
volume. In thie ensuiug volrunne it is
our intention to leave no stone unturn-
ed to make tittr,- Times as readable a
country jur'nal as any in the'West,"-aad
thus retain the confidence already hes.
towed upon us by the people of this
section of the country. Alt Ettetee
irn-
proves we hope to improve, and grow
-atith it.
an_Tioamerty, . Charlevoix,- has been
.nupeated. aka -other elevator lowered.
A Garr friend asked us the other day
,
why the political articles in the TIMES
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are so ht. We, can't*say why, uoless
it is that the writer of the articles was
at one time a t‘
Mr. A. J. Belen, Mrtwelve or four-
.
teen yeers editor and proptietor of the
St. Mary's ,Argav, and lately manager
•of the Manitoba Prep , P'reqs, and, Wirt,.
pipeg correeppnclent of. the -Globe, has
, •
received aneaPpointment. in Manitoba'
l'rorn the Deratuion (*overtime/At', ''It
the salary it; good we congratulate Mr.
Belch. This is harvest time for grit
ellitors'and they do; well to retake' hay
while the biln shines for them.
"The IlVIaled
A saecial despatch to theJournal'
„frora Whitehall, 1111P1i., says that the
body of N.'SegrirnWortd who aede`nstea
!with Donalds n in lire ill-fated balloon,'
WAS found on August 17, on tire beach'
of Lake Michigan,near Stpny,. Caeek,
'by A. Beeltwith,;:lhe' bocfy was; "fully -
'dressed, with the eXceptx-orr. of 'beets,
shoee, Oe'the'18th 1itt1tadditiohal
es given itathe.speciale 1.-eceived con-
pernnig the ,Aftaii* ;Of ,4h, bavtlY'. of
OrirbwoOd. On the body wee discover,,
e.da watch,„notes, 1,ripers, 'letttiria had
India tabher, 'a life preserver With 'a,
ludo in it tartipches-letag, also.te eterti-
ficatetor ine)nb6rsilipc, 016 ,:cilicago',
Libiiry. At tile time ofwriting,
:the ballori was in the
Michigant the possilAify of tt, fall
Watt tnentiontid, tut not AS peobithilitsta
rrhe boiy was 'foetid by a mail carrier,
Ana t as badly 'ileceitipee'std;tallre lath
tend hart cif the .ftree being gone; At,
#timid Ifaien, on the , the ai wet
Autericao 1lo, withhtki heittaisa; of
ritrt oo, fi b0,16rq fitriVC Vre/f!'7f
.['b I spo AVM telt all;
ltichtaa; et-tys arraugeinelite ileac beea
Jae:, ,p:' 1,11,4atetinent of,Gieru.
voorrel,,u.l.z; and oz karclix,g if k t
tlfielige that it will artiva to -4116f- A
e.ornieg, iW &LIC1paper$L1fb LULAN ,LiNE. Any partiee
be.,sent for ptiblieatio,n,„ ¶jle inteuding to,go to ELlrQl?a WQijkI le
t long tire east there of elle', lake 'yell to pall at to T1NKtA ,bliy
hitetNii'04 in 010 and .„s..iio4ot for 04 Oen Lim, of inere',
are sendwg Out, patt‘e., to oareli for
Donahlevate Way, wirielt it,te incpeCtOd.
Wilt dt'ift aehoro near tlio point where
\vas float-
er was Stilt" to ltave betat sen off the
slueNat other rumors hae enrrtint
that the helluen hat, been aeell on ,the
lake, but they are deahtlest+ without
fuundetion".
Over 10t000 people were prespot at
Atteilealtalts on the letli, At about
4,10 middle of the afternoon entertain-
ntitlit,),Vititt'etiter aped a,..despatelneana
neunclug the diseovery of giirnwodtra
body rat the Idiehigan beach. The
vast intatitude was hushed as if by
depth during the readiag, and at ite
close the exeitement know m, bounds.
Among the factory and attaches, more
especially, the sad intelligence of the
certairt Toss ef the youngest journalist
and their comrade Donaldson, the grief
NVat) most poignant. It was sorne tiara
before t,he performance croak' be con-
tinued, and, strange as may be, the very
ext act wits ene in which Miss, TaY-
I or, the young Indy to whom the al fat-
ed aerouaut was engaged, and one of
the principal riders; and had to an
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Pear. In tact her relation ,to Donald -
8011 was not known by many in the
audience, but her tear -stained cheek
was Plainly visible to all. "
Fall slaiettre.
East WawanosKrist 13elgeave, en 3Pth
September. ,
Western Fair, EL -tacit -1.g 'one S.,,Saina
29ths 80th of Septeinbet pad 1st of Oc-
tober.
Moaris at -Blyth ()lithe lath and littit
of September. -
West Unveil at Thinganeen, on 5th
nd Pth of October.
}Juliet, at Clinton, on SIst and 22nd
of September.
Stephen and Usborne, at Exeter, OD
October 7th and 8th. '
Lucknevt, at Lueknow,- on Friday
Oct. 1St.
Biddalpla Grantsitn, on Friday,
Sept: 24th,
North Middletex, at Ailsa Craig, on
5th and fith October.
Blanshard, at Kirkton, on, Wednes-
day, petoher 12: "
xeter and
THE ADVANTAGE OF MATRIMONY.
weep:unto-Ives:Oa rting •
lie beggad-as levers of tali
In accents softly spoken,
-That kthe on @ lock of golden hair
Frain her raitieiter to him would spare
BY waY Rf a love ,
„ •• ••
Now Mike and Kit are man and wifo,
Their couxting's turned to married Strife,
And a sad differenee makes it;
ThougI attracted by her hair,
He ue'er now begs a lock shell spare,
But out in handfuls takes it!
'PULLING HARD AGAINST THE STREAM.
•
Many a bright, goodltearted fellow,
Many a nobie-minded nian,
Finds himself in water
Then assist him if you can.
Some succeed at ey'ry turriing.
Fortune favors (Wry echeme,
ethers, top, though more deserving,
Have to pull against the stream.
. . •
Cnonos.
So, then, do your best for onentiother,,
. .
Making life a pleasant dreini,
Help a worn and W'eary brOtEer';'''
Pulling hard against the stream.
If the wind is in your favor,
And you've weathered Wry squall,
Think of those who luckless labor,
Never get fair winds at all.
Workina hard,Coutented,
Struggling thaough life!s ocean wide,
Not a.friend and not a'shilling, •
Pulling nerd against the tide.
Don't eive way to foolish sorrow,
Let this keep you in good cheer,
Brighter days may come to -morrow;
If you try and persevere.
Darkest nights will have a :morning,
Tho' the sky be overeaet ;
Longest lanes must have a turning,
A.nd the tide will turn -at last.. -
IP *40. 4
Noris—This are liot'dOg daze now., •
feel like it bine mouldered graveyard these days.
IF these subecrbers who owe'for four
or'.ffye yeaas don't soon iDdy up, we 11
stuff the kicking out of tneta„whea neXt
we meet. ans.
Locee news scarcesttlis eie,elah ot
our correspenclents on the drunk-- beg
pardon---unclees the influened" of anti-
, „
temperati ce • Or Linde. - •
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,.;The Exeter", , Fall' Races will be
held on the Exeter ,Thivierg Park on
the 15111 and 16 tll bepternbar, $1,200
will be offered in prizes.' '
. .
WE don't much` object to boys tying
tin kettles and pans ,to'clogs' hind tails;
but don't the 'boys hereabouts know'
that they put too wretch tin on ,small,
dithered vice versa? Now, when we
were a' youth—ctogs always came to us
for protection in the time of need, and
tlitty ccaildn't report a case of misplaced
confidence. .
,
Oenee "Mnteneo.-aThe Sons of Tern.
perance,Exeter .Divietou intend haying
an open DiStstori onaltionday even, 6eh
Sept., when shoat addresses will, he di -
by eltlieristerta paid
;gramme Of teadingee- reeitatiptete,Jii?g.
will bo prcattdeit
.Y.P,C.A.,e-The semi-monthly nicht-
trite of the Exeter YeP.C.A. will be held
inesthe basOrnent, of the Methodist
Chareh '.I.'ueSday evenieg'next.• Pro-
graminee-Mr.'4eo. K. Powell, essay;
'Mr. Thomas M. Whil,e, reading:, Coin,-
mence at 8 otaloek:t .'•J;lip cnr-
'diitlly invited `.tii attehnle
,
Tnn.,trioNomibAt klutuAL InsnAii.Net
Mason 11. F. Baird,
agents do: is.doing it good bast-
., •
iiess4.,11:xil iitfp„onp; Noarislte taken
ezdephttnr:preinitnn note Ysfetri. The
"ii,Mokint collected on etreh $100 litre en-
ly. been -,25 cents, asstliere es tie neeee-
sitr`Yanipeese iit runfatag the nutelthieey
oinheColopitays '
, ,
"SearY ,SeVerfe frost .yieited
thispart of the Protilate.;";,,, on Sunday
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rattling „met. , It paseette SOOLIOD
'Wald bYli".,Irt(4 Elh011 vegetation as t Waritto
itte ,way.. toeelt-
t taie etel aet,a, i ) se, past s'en ted lilnek-
erecO"ciptienti•See. 13;ttatte totie trio
wete..eomea hat hurt,- bet the roots:will
net.b.oeeritilly in to att'rl ;there bet e
. aCepev Weerited Citenctt —A tartar
Cron,' evidetrtly very reln, ely
tried.to get 'tete the -tritethoclist Chi -train
ettriStititiday moeiriog, and,tappedlondly
bill orreitf flasSwindow
atitheitsto attreet atteittidei, t.0
that. the prow Oita it, t lie fil.''ti(t0
many Others' of the feittnetect
ttiough etvner wif rioo,e pointnt
it the tatrenie einfelneee of ten fring
disthrbatnee dttting prayer time,
olio of wineb‘,leavee Quebec and Port.'
land for Liverpool and Glasgow evorY
Saturday. When eending home for
friends nearly $7 is paved on, every
edalt passenger by getting the, tiekete
from the 'Allan Line Agems in this
.country, instead etf'eleading tips money
home,
Itarewar Denoeserterron.—The fIxe.
ter Tines is vigorously stirring up the
anthorities pf the village to ioduce
PASP-htth 144 a .gra.ilk,oflettintio,4 en
'the' Occasion •oflhe-opening thaePhn.
ing of the London, Huron & Bruce
Railway. The Terme is eight. $0 iru-
portant eveat in the history a the
village should not be showed to pass
uniMproved. A deMonstratiOn Worthy
of the plaee and the occasion should be
got up. It will payt—E:Tositer. „
TEACHERS INSTITUTE. -4 meeting of
Exeter District Teachers' Institute will
be held in the school heuse ien this vil-
lege, on Saturday, the 11t1 September,
at 10 o'clock eau. Tl• followiog is
the Pregrannate .es -Reading geo:-
Powell ; " Advanced Arttlimeho,"' Mr.
MeAndrew ; " Junior Arithmetic,"
Miss Maccionell; "Junior Composition,"
Miss M. Stevens; also, subjects will be
chosen and clisomsed by Messrs. Strang
and HohlorkS ' ' r
DUE BILL li‘on due bill oe
,MeserBell., trianga4tmers
organs, 'melodeons and piauris, Guelph
Ont.", the same being good for 40 per.
O011t;,o4 the., retaikprice of 'ail instru-
ment of not hiss 'ban 120; or will be
received as one-third payment on tiller
outa,ogue. E'er instance, in purchas-
inu a, $6ap piiKitythe due ,be
worth i;200.„ This yalsable deetunent
tvill be disposed of at what modern
tedvertisets calt a tremendous .eettrifice,
while its virliditY ' 'is unqueitionable,
Apply at the TIMES OFFICE.
Vmas Femur, guene.--The.last num-
ber of Vick'S Flortit'Ghicle for' iSrr5 has
been received. Neat year we are to
senreelliag far superiento the pre,
sett publication. -Sulisaiipfiom.receiv-
ed at this offipe.
OATJ,GIIT a Tnimr--• Mrs. Robinson, of
Sarnia, in-otheiain-laet ' dr Mr. Caton
Willis and Mr. J. P. 11°Latyre, of Exe-
ter, is a brave oll lady. One night
dast week, as she ava.s passiog through
, .
a pantry of her daughter's house, she
observed a man crOuching behind the
alour..haerel to .escape observation., She
-tanhediately seized' 'him by thee
:dad called for help, :The fellow Arne.
gled hard- to get free, but Mrs.,
Robinson held him firmly until help
•arrivede when he'vas secured and des-
patched to court. He has 'been Oran-
tititted for trial.
-Ritie'aweath-On ThursdaY rtaeMr. G.
Smith, Contractor on the L. & B.
was taking some rope from Exeter to
the bridge at Ireland, he having pro-
cured aespan of horses for that purpose
and while about four miles from Exe-
' ter.they became unmanageable,and up-
sestethe wagon. Harry Wilkins had
been driving previous to this time, but
Mr. Smith grabbed the lines as soon as
they began to show their impatienoe,
bnt was unahle, mateage them. Both
Sc.ce0ants Were atChiSewhitt h hurt, ' Mr:
Smith Lore sericusly. The horses ran
into ands -around it field when they
were caught by IVIr. S.
IlfAommanans CouaT.—The Case of
corporation of Exeter vs. JaS; Prout,
arising from the refusal of Mr. Prout to
pay, po1,1 tax in the village, was tried be
Pore Mess s. Gidley, Willis and Dew,
J. P. Is., On Tuesday last, andsopeupied
he entire afternoon. The defenee set
uP•beaPrent was that he had paid his
tax to Tp. of Hay, but it appeared that
the polletax had been demanded from
him by collector .Gill, of Etter,1before
he paid it to the TD: of Hay. 'Prout
was fined $5 aud costs, in all $16.20,
for refesing to pay the money to col-
lector Gill of Exeter. Another ca4e,
wherein Mr. Prout charged constable
Gill with biting his finger, was tried
last week, Mr. Gill we llt to Zurich to
.aerest -,Pitont for non-payment of tax
and I .thuffie en suea in ,front of Prang's
•hOtel, Gill and protit: heIna ' -the
ground. gill was fitted' $5,- hat 'ap-
pealed against the decision
Peseoas' Manentod.—The Pastors'
;It -leafing for the Exeter B. C. 'District
will (D. V.,) be held in the B. C.
Church, Exeter, on Wednesday, Sept.
.1st, commencing at 1 o'clocle.p.me The
Ministerial Association wills -46 'h'eld at;
thsanie place, on Thursday, Sept. 2,
to COmnienhe at 9 o'clock a.m. when
AlLWAYee-Wo iearri thethe
railway will be evened by the Oth
$,e1)t.el'9.W17,0,r atiof October itki,1140St,
IVYt'it 44as Oven' tietaineft saiinnewhat by
tlie heavy nine emitji""'bf thie, and
bY the diffieuity pi obtaining gravel,
winch has to be bronglit from, Como -
a, people along the line wanting
MOO than the company are willing
tO, Tay,
elnean'r MkrettaerTelle return match
betereen lilarlied zuen
was played on Friday last, and Valid -
ted in the defeat the married. then -
The followinit is the s0ore;*'-
$1NO•.hn
Y.BalltWill, Jertnyu 85
.J 1Y4ikItik'beteW10; j.'''$ataterta
R. Bissitt, b. Lewis
Sbere, 1. h.w.
Macdoaell, b. ,Termyn
W. Bissett, b. Jermyit 4
Bissett, b. Jerinyn, e. Sanders 8
Q. Elliot, b. Lewis 8
'R. Elliot, h. Lewis 0
It. Sanders, bt Lewis c, Sanders 17
Ilyattarnan, uot'out
1
Byes 19
Wides 2
Total 181
.nanuie'n. -
W. Bissett, b, Shere
Jermyn, b. Elliot, o. lfacdouell
Griffin I. b. w.
Treble, b. Balktvill
Lewis b. Shore o. Hyndman
J. Sanders b. Shere
Strathy not out
Senior b. Shere
J. Drew b.-Shere
3. Balkwill b. Balkwill
Tomlinson
Leg Byes
Byes
Wtdes
'Total
'Pillage Council.
85
8
titigps
, •
r . Say $g•liet4ea li0-
aii 000444 4 $.491 i•an.lOn, and
giaity; ti wit yp! emcee for sue.
OPtiont#400P a to eolleet aeeotinte
ikAa Ike reaen
5 -lie ogent is 9
euee. est) itt for ell oottoevoue-
carom our tam Correotm4ent),
ItNCOYBRI4G -;-.8Ve.are pleseed to no,.
tie° that Mr. Taylor who met with it
SeriOdit accident at the G. T. R. croes-
iiiiiolgol:asetliweels is slowmProvieg, Prs.
attendan tvW 0011Stitilt
'11-101T RAlle
;,..1.14411c6ii is a. Meat little tiounty
tOWH On lat. 48:. 'Tocirrive there safely
you hate to ihrow aside all your geoet
graphicel knowledge and seat yourself
as comfortably ..as posssible hi a "rail-
carei.e.if you are tooter distant to drive.
As uodants from the time of .Steptien-
soh trotted'out his hilonest BillY" have
laid hold. of the gain, and led the Eng.
lish language through scores of slaught-
er -houses in their attempts to eulogize
ated,condemn railreads; their naana,ge-
itieittand accinriodations in the one
breath, and as: WO do not wish to be
foand guilty of treading on such brazen
9 ground, we shall leave the ,description
of comfort in it car where three occupy
one seat, to these who have not experi-
o enced the comPaniouship which could
o not but ekist in such ease. The
o • „
reatest improvement has been hood-
() tested in the Grand Trunk road witlitn
8 the past two years, so that now a ride
frein lateen to Paris causes feelings
of' pleasure, when two years since the
ruost bashful and obsequious might be
pardoned at becoming indignant for
unwillingly bowing to some pretty lady
in the seat opposite when Ire intends it
for some friend at it wayside station
which they were passing, or for dig-
ging his hand into the pea -nut basket
.,,..Sthen he was reaching for the morning
‘paltera or at being blamed by over -
lookers for being noubtful of the cor-
rectness of the carpenter's decision as
to the tenacity aud magnitude of the
car by measuring the floor with his
body when he was only going fora glass
of water and fell, or for rousing the an-
ger of some old lady by 'stepping on the
trail ofher poodle at one end of the car
itiet, as imagined he was entering
6S -the other. Well, these things are
dune away with, and the accident iu-
eneance companies are vexed that the
'railroad has so unwarrantably taken up-
on itself to arouse the feelings of the
traveling, public to those of safety. Paris,
is a lively town. judging fr.= a bird's
eye view of the place (which we caught
as we took a flying leap from the car,
through the Great Western Station,
and yelling, black eyes, revolvers
anaIin like at the tardy ticket agent
and then iuto the car for , Hamilton).
teems represented at the station by
a 'bus driver whose chief enthand aim
u this life seemed to be centhredon the.
,thieobjeete—coaxing,begging and plead -
u .1 with every tripe being within hail.
ngdista.nce go -down town,
Well, we didn't go. COMparisons odi-
us to the Grand Trunk have been
brown out by admirers of the 'Western
n favor of the latter, but if such ever
tve approached the truth they:certaiuly
re far-fetched and erroneous at the
resent tithe. By speaking thus, we do
ot 0. measnre wish it to be iuferred
hat the ' Western is losing cash ;
r, rather, depreciating. On the con-
rary we think. it even in better condi-
ioatnow than some few months- pre-
ious. But improvement tate :not
indered the same thing on the Grand
rank but if anything accelerated it.
t Harrisburg, where W.G.& B. branch -
s off from the Western, the station
ncl platformwas thronged with people,
ome enrobed in their travelling gowns
ad arnied with the indi3pensableium-
rella and valise, others being satisfied
ith a simple dress of white marlin,
ncl othersagainof the ladies spreading
emselhes, before all ogling and mot -
y crew, in the latest novelties and ex-
avagances :of fashion, strung into
acaney :through a pair of shining
ectacles. Too much praise cannot
be avvarded the Y.P.C.A. of Harris-
heargeavho have naade a proper start if
they wish to'gctin the principle of Imo -
*less, by calming to tho wants of e
•htrrying but sometimes waiting (when
the trains are three or four hours be
hind time) and travelling public in sup
plying a free reading room in one end
of the station, which is fitted up well
and supplied with the latest of every-
thing to satiate the thirstefor news and
knowledge. To ride from Harrisburg
to Dundas (particul arly as you near
Dundas) to the admirer of beauty in na
titre utost pleasant. The scenery
ts all engrossing. Now fields dressed
with a rich goll, thronged with busy
laborers, are paesed on either side, and
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The Council met pursuant to ,ad-
jonroment at the school house, Exeter,
Aug. 28rd, 1675.
The Reeve and Councillors Verity,
Pickaed and Johns preemat.
• The ''.iniiiirtere •of,previotis Meet:Lai
were read and confirmed.
By-law No. 11. to levy and collect
rates ,was duly read and passed.
Moved by W. H. Verity, seeonded by
J. Pickard, That the Reeve he empow-
ered to employ Mr. l?Aliot to 'look alter
the case pending between the collecter
of poll -tax and Jas. Prout..-Carried.
A petition sigaed by Mr. Richard
Pickard and forty.eue other ratepayers
calling attention, of the. Chtincil tee
thO'bad state'of thesstreet l'eadihg fro&
Main street to the Bile Chiistian and
from thence to the B. C. parsonage,
and requesting that the same be attend-
ed to: ' ' ' •
Moved by W. II. Verity, seconded by
D. Johns?, That the RoadCommissioner
instructed4bAiii/tVa sidewalk 4 ft.
8 in. wide from Main street to the B.
C. Church and repair Elizabeth street.
—Carried.
Moved by J. Pickard, seconded by
W. H. Verity, That $30 be granted to
essiet in digging it drain froni Northst.
to the creek south eofeMih'asteltard's
store.—Carried. teas-- e
Moved by S. Pickard; seconded.. by, Pp
Johns, That a by-law be submitted at
the next meeting of this Connell to pro-
hibit, the tlyettaitig .into cergqitdriiiie,
without the consent of thitit'Conhensicr
compliance with their terms.—Carried.
Moved by W. H. Verity, seconded by
J. Pickard, That the Reeve be empow-
red to negotiatewithMr. Carling with
-espect to -street' leading to railway, and
hat work on the same be commenced
mmediately after arrangements are
made. --Carried.
Moved by J. Pickard, seconded by D.
Jahns, That tender,stbe receivedshy the
Reeve up to the lit of September for
he building of two tanks, one on the
orner of North and Main Streets, and
ne on the corner of Main and Huron
ts, plans and specifications to be seen
t Johns' store after the 25tlainate
Carried.
Moved by J. Pickard, seconded by
W. H. Verity, Tina the clerk be iu-
tructed to have arrears of taxes can-
dled on all lots known to him to haye
eeu earoneously charged by the Town -
hip authorities of risborne previous to
ncorporation pf this village.—Carried.
.,The Council then adjourned until
all' lietive: Eacange; Clerk
usitoR.IrE
GOING TO THE WESTERN.—Mr. Math-
ew Kelland, of Usborne, intends to
show a fine Scotch Miracle colt at the
Western Fair It was two year e old
on the.1.2th !lot at ghee' lasta and :weighs
1,300 tbs. When a yearling it took
2nd prize at London and first prize at
the lellowine subjects will be discussed Exeter.
-ist, teConditions of success in our Min
isterial work," introduced ,by Bro. R
'Tt'COiiitice. 2nd, " Church discipline
.—whenandshow best to•-enfoiteedte" by
13rd.„"tya Hooper. 8td, " The resur
rection Of the body—its nature and
proof,! by by Bro. J. Whitlock. On Wed-
nesday evening, at 7.30 p.m., BroaR.
T. Courtice will pi -each. On the a.fter-
noon df Thursday, the annual S. S.tea
will he'dield. Addresses to be deliveaed
by . the brethren, W. Hooper, T. Masan,
G. Markley, W. FI. Butt, G. I3odle ithd
others. A good, thne is expected.
Detateue PIGS.—Pis; are very stub-
born I-min:lets, so it 'las been said, and
we were Strongly inieiressed with- the -
t
trutleof that saying.the other evening,
by seeipg about six men, two or three
email -boys four dogshtnd wheelbar-
row trYttig to 'drive, :a fat hog Past, a
con -lei -on gain street., The hog and
dogs had see Tingly entered into a, ewe-
eptratry against the • peace- of mind .of
the' amateur drovers; The hog was
tione; though, and aftjar receiviag with
t-pietelike coneplaceiicy a considerable
iiiimbert. of blowe retailed at the dogs,
.espied the °Pen door of a,
flourand feed StOTO, antd thirking,pro-
bably that hie driverat intentioff‘atioe
beneyetent, he walked, leisurely up., the
etoopi iind entered -WW1 a quiet gut
which told that he.:Was satisfied with
all theyerld. the feed store, and hiti.
self, apd"•thite 11 thelinticipation of, un-
restraine'd enjoyment ire, freely forgave
his tbernentors for thil'iojtiries they had
ieflieted on him. But his plettsantrev.
eries werr, rocle:y idtpreqted by troPot-
tea Clog, he enio«. nut aaain 'Mem-
ingli Ittirry. e•Ax-
lug in ,1 1,‘„,,ating the,' keg tutu. 0.11,b6c.d
by the tail while a dog placed Lomeli'
at the pig's headi and the pig was time
triumphantly driveri aheat ten feet --
backwards. We coneluded that tliertir
colildn't be very moral around Wore,
ando left.. We never heard of Joh
beieg in the pig -driving Intsitiess••-rior
gebege Brown, either, `
ILI Y.
LONG Teeneeny.e-Mre Etipch Follick
informs us that be cut a qualititY
timothy in the Township of 1 -lay this
season which meaSured orer five feet in
length. Can any of our rural friends
produce longer timothy than Mr. Fol -
lick's .
FARM SOLD. --Mr, Donitld Taylor, of
Rodgerville, has sold his farm to Mr.
Ingram, of,lst con., 7. tniles frounExe-
ter, for the sum of $5,700.; Mr. Tay-
lor is likely to come to Exeter to live.
,
ntSai
ST.MaRrIg.,
PASSED.—Mr. H. A. L. White, la*
student ha Messrs. Harding & Harding'e
law effices phased his first intermediary
examination at Osgoode Hall, Toronto,
on Wednesday last.
Din --Mr. Ia. Wilson, Who for 3 ears
carried OH phOtOgrapllihg St. Mary's
died indite London Asylum on Thurs-
day kit. Deceased Wept out of his
mind ithont tWo years ago, through
some unknown cause, and grew so vio-
lent that to prevent his doing harm he
was taken to the Aeydom. This did
him no good, and hepined away and
died. The poor manrverts 41.ute unable
to reeognize any of his 'old. ft. -leads, not
even his own wife, to whom he had
. been but a short tinut Married when he
first began to comreit such treeks as
led his neighbore toeshpposii he was
becoming nnsouhd ei,mind, Deceased
Was a general favorite, With his &Mat
onions, arid a deep fellineof sorrow
Will be caused by his inonrnful end..
The Pecan -meths Pf London WOO
beaten at bass ball by , the Guelph
Champions on the ground, of the latter
on Monday last byfive P11118, On
Wedneeday the RAMO clubs played, a
match in London, but at the fifth
innings, Gue'.011 being alipad, the lat.
tea thea lied to leave.
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tr
sp
then leaving these far behind, we are
flying through moantain gorges, with
hills running perpendicularly for hun-
dreds of feet up towards the sky,' cleth-
ed—yes clothed—with:iocks, dirt and
ragged pines. We/would fain have
litigered„here and allowed our passion
Lor admiring the grand and imposing
work of an Infinite lining, to have held
its eave-iuspired feeling Spell -hound.
Enchanting may Beenethe paths and
words following the wake of iionie
andering stream, whose pleasant Jim -
pied waters laugh in glee as they pitch
and toss over their rooky bottom and
kiss with lips so pure the bratiehes of
some, neighboring tree. But stieh
scenes are cominon. Vire mountable
show their upheavinge even more plaint
ly than any other of natiiree werks, the
halide Supreme Being the
workmanship'ef a seitipter whose liana
never wavered while forming his me.
(lei. Billie hollow, the tewn of Dun.
des rests itself, hidden from the storm
by the giant ilefitrioa ettrrounding it,
irrcut th,ritilread the view presented
is very pretty': ft is but five miles frotn
the oity oItainiltotioyet duel a thriving
manufacturing trade. It prineipal itt
dust** has been the cotton, where
inentiffietured the ()otter', known tist
“Puladas (ottou. t i also
1344 surrounded hy att al4ellent fral
'growing %gantry, at whit* tte.are no
setonished, judging Om ite goegraphi
eel and geologies •(dam, Dut
Might hate been m•ilkon w
not otopped by tho. to admire Ink
Wye, Weare abont Mg to moralize
but eat the aetion and appellation Weal
eound more appropriate in. speakin
4:111%1)111ton, wo 4411 not do anythin
so Ititliled ad that HOU We do the Ant
batons OltY. If ambition *AU! to 12
artile14-iu1, 9fTlatiato
rw6irta' nitirree
rcaechoiugotity1
t '11:1r
lenit
ed the aratitiouo city. No soonerIza
tir As
8tran="aarreivhc3,
ed Ida; 1 )1ieo yni,t
18 t at
e
his companione in the ear, and suriey
the building at the station, bie atabi
tion is brought to the test. Ile look
around for a etimulator with which t
brae° himself, (latches his breath, sur.
vsoo
eysetnhmesackeLgusyljn
e, gliabwsatheaailininge,ll
iina
ie4
plane placed at tin angle of ninety-one
and one -seventy degrees, if Back's Buck
of the Times eve mean, the pnly origina
Argos Buck in Hamilton—assertion
be omelet. If your last sojourn at tile
railway restaurant has left you saillei
ent of that over which the Govei ninen to
Ontario has no representative guardian
—otherwisetcalled lucre, filthy at that
—and you want to sling OP style while
away from hone, With a boiled Bind on
buttoned nehind with patent reepirhtor
3tC, you can ride up town in the street
cars or take a eab. , If not in a pig
tion to do this, you confer a lasting fa-
vor on any of the hotel 'bus -drivers
and cause six incites of smile each way
to beapread his -countenances if you
seat yourself in his conveyances, and
wait half an hour for the next train be-
fore you are carried up town; and for
nothing --waiting and all. Hamilton
has a 'mountain, but of :what
earthly use it is, is a conundrum,uniess
to confer a lasting favor on the drivers
of the 11101111taill 'bus,Who bleeds the
unway to the extent oeight coats, and
then has the presumption to ask them
to ride up to its top in his comfortable
rig. But you've got to "do" the moun-
tain, Burlingtor Heights, Princess
Square, the foundation in the Park and
King Street, if you want to make any-
one believe that you wereever in Ham-
ilton. Aye, and the Burlighton Yacht
Chth House, eh, Mannoring ? Speak.
ng of the latter place, not Mannoring
—that's arnan's namo, and the man
referred to is the iudividal "who wrote
the article" on the Times, but who has
vanished dowii cellar—into the next
saloon--whea the query is propounded
and alltwing poor Buck. one the inno-
ceuleupt Kights of the quill you cm
meet in a day's travel, unless you fall
oul of tripe when performing his duties
as scribblerifor the dead -heads and beats
ef the Press Association—we might
ust remaak, it's a grand place. In fact
a place replete with everything tending
o form a depirability to rennin -if you
are in conipany with a member of the
club. If you so ranches cast a sheep's
glance at your north breeches pocket to
asceatam whether your compaionless
shekel yet there remains you meet
with looks of horror 'from those about
you, Everything is gratis—to you. It.
would be disgraceful in us :to speak a
disparaging word of the club or its
members. The club is the best On-
tario, andlts membersha handsomest,
Oelnejteeli:ieos.tj s'iNtoreutNeysali; t atondl 'InbgtsatrOuifinedrtbianst
Club House when we go to Hamilton
again. The 18th Batt. Band perform-
ed onPrincess Square on the evenitigaof
our visit, and we unhesitatingly pro-
nounce it the best band and able to
discourse better music than auy other
Provincial band we have ever listened
to. There are twenty-four instru-
mute, each having a master to make
use of it. We would be set down, as
lunatics of the first water did we pro-
claim it as original the idea, that nom -
Men people aro generous. But it
displays itself in everything they do,
even to making presentations to the
Mayor. The Mayor was made the hap-
py (?) recepient, a few evenings shim.,
of a fine, welt -developed child. It did
not come to him as a child of his bos-
som, a comfort to his old age, etc. ; but
in a beeket,brought by some donor un-
known, arid laid on the front door -step.
Just at present there is coasiderable
suppressed indignation in that city at
the high -handed -mapper in which Mr.
Broughton, the lately appointed mana-
ger of the great 'Western is conducting
himself. Before being lelegated to his
present positionahe had the -supreme-
management of it 'forty -mile coal -nine
road in Wales, and raised it from it
state verging ..on bankruptcy.° a posi-
tion in which it paid its stock -holders
quite large dividends. It is to the succese
of his labors in Wales that he owes his
present position on the Western. While
9
a
0
1
in Wales hehad kept a haw's eye on
every cent, and cut down the expenses
to a minimum. But he could sweep
the entire road with one glance. The
companions between his former change
tind his present one is too laughable
to allow a thought of it. If:the Direc-
tors imagined that the close-fistedness
used on the Welsh mining road was
a criterion of such a proceeding on the
Great Western they never were more
completely sold in their life. nor ate
then meat with so much mustard. Mr.
Broughton is certainly carrying out
their Mandate to the letter if such was
to use eConomy. But economy if not
often wrongly named is ofter placed in
a position to Wrongly father stingy
operations. Thie 'Welth manager has
had universal and unlimited power
given him, and is egotistic and vain
enough to display it to the great disail.
vantage of the road which the Direct-
ors thereof will find ont moon enoegh.
Up to the present time his peinctpul
employment seetna to have been to keep
an argus eye on- the mord trivial itf-
fairs in his own office and discharging
as many Of th0 OtlieialS of the road as
he can inalte out paper for, The gen-
tleman who has filled the office as eta.
tion master at Hamilton for a great
many years a few days SiD00 most un-
warrantly reeeived his discharge, and it
eonduetor put in his place. It 601111
have howl nothing else than a mere
,
whim on tna part pf Mr. Broughton, he
thinking it a no Opportunity to dig.
play hienewer, as the man wive
every siatsfaction. The employees re.
eeiving ...,iiermerly $1.00 per den
have had theta wages teduced to 90ets
Per,daYa and are even now trembling as,
they think that the next Mote oti the
Illanag0T'S p,rt'bitty he a diseharge
theirs* As an frostanee of his own
opinion, over Canadians Or those hay.
ing Connection with Oatiadian enter-
prises, he was telegraphed by W. k,
Muir en the day of the llitter's appoint.
Matt tqlo. 'or ttio.pfolkait Southern
to moot bon at the tiaiuilteh station at
he wet Passing thre'ttgli tp take charge
the °MOON at St. liO1B88#
--
Brongton (lid not deem it hiS o
meet Mr, Mr. Moir at the otation. Te
liteter Went up town, sent his Card to
Mr. 13reughton, and wee) refueed an
interviewe. Untold harm to the VVeet.
ern will he with the result of ituOb On -
duct. Even now, wiiile,140' watehing
chat not a postage stump is wasted. M.
Muir hall been rincicinghimselfhuaY and
looking after the larger fish, and se.
cured tlie trade of the Bine Line over
the Weetern.
ononanteatfon.,
We hi •
N 0 not d Ourselves reep011eible
tor any opinions expressed by correspf?Adeuts.
Letters must basher), and to the petit, and
personalities &voided,
Toth gtlitor of the Exeter Tinny.
DEAR SI11,—Can you tell me what
time of the year the 111Q011 changes its
phases? I have asked this question of
it good many, but I have never received
a satisfactory answer.
Yours truly!
Quanuus.
[NOTE—WO are sorry we inat
give you the (information you re'quire,
but you might find out by referring to
Webster's Dictionary or Jrohnsou's
"Full of `,Yerur , eignalure is a
very approtiate one e but ddeyou think
you ,hav4.tsp0,1t. it correctly. Haven't
You left outeinth'e" and an " s "
?—Co-
nundrum Answerer for the Timas.]
•
OR SALE OR RENT. --THAT
frame store and dwelling house situate in
,Islxeter -North lit preeent occupied by M. Dagg.
Size uf lot 50=98. Title perfeet. Apply poetyaid
to J. MILNE el Dundas et London. z02 -4t
B10IteAR TENDER WANTED—FIRST
(aesthete Tender, one having a thorough
knowledge of Business. Must be a young man
Apply immediately to LE -VETT, RevereHouse
Luean. 102.511
OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. A
good two-storey brick cottage with brick
kitchen and woodshed attached. Also nearly ono
Afth acre of land. A number of fruit trees and a
geed well. Situated on William street. For terms
apply to WILLIAM A. BARBER, Exeter, 1014
INCHELSEA.
Harry Brown, informe his friends
that he 04II 0111114 them witla all manner of soap-
ing, mowing and threshing machine repairs. He
is always ready** meet hie Wench', and do his
best for them by supplying them with wood or
Iron work, HARRY BROWN.
-F1OR SALE—THE SUl3SORIBER
offere for sale south half lot 24, con. 7, Us -
borne, 50 acme land -40 cleared and in good cul-
tivation. Dwelling home). barn 36150, and log
stable on the premises. 2 good wells, a good bear-
ing orchard of over 100 trees. 5 miles from Exe-
ter. Title indienutable. For further partioulars
premises. 101-41
ediately to GEORGE SMITH, on the
101-dt
SQ it U. AG. SOClETY.—THE
following prises will be offered for horses
In the se% eral olasaes by the Stephen. dr Usborne
Agricultural Society at the show to be held in Ex-
eter, on Thursday and Friday, 7th and PM Octet,-
er,1875. See largo posters.
CLASS lat. — HORSES — HEAVY
DRAFT.
• 1st. 2nd.
Beet Brood Mare $2 00 $1 00
Foal 2 00 1 00
Three year-old Gelding 2 00 1 00
Three -rear -old Filly 2 00 1 00
Two-year-old Filly 2 00 1 00
Two-year-old Gelding 2 00 1 00
One -year-old Gelding 2 00 1 00
Span of Draft Horses 3 00 2 00
CLASS 2nd.—GENERALPURPOSE
HORSES.
Best Brood Mare 2 00 1 90
Foal .2 00 1 00
Three-year-old gelding 2 00 1, 00
Two-year-old Filly 2 00 1 00
Two-year-old Filly 2 00 1 00
Two:year-old gelding 2 00' 1 00
One -year-old Filly 2 00 1 00
One -year-old Gelding 2 00 1 00
Span of general Purpose *
Horses 300 2 00
CLASS 3rd.—CARRIAGE HORSES.
Best Brood Mare 2 00 1 00
Foal 200 100
Three-year-old Gelding 2 00 1 00
Three-year 014 Filly 2 00 1 00
2 00' 1 00
200 1 00
2 00 1 00
200 100
800 200
2 00 1 00
Two-year-old Filly
Two-year-old Gelding
One. year-old Filly
One -year-old Gelding
Span Carriage Home
Baggy Horse
Best pair Driving Horses
(Roadsters)
Best Saddle Horse
Lady & Gentleman Rider
2 00
2- 00
2 00
1 00
00
1 00
FRESH •
GROCERIES
CHEAP, AT
G. gANDERS'
Store, roal Office Mock.
An excellent stock of GroCeries and Confection
ery on hind.
CHOICE TOBACCOES sad aoeRs.
SportsMen supplied with Ammunition.
School Books, Stationary, Magazines.
ALL THE LATES r NOVELS.
G. SANDERS.
FAR1V.CERS
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.
JAME.S McNABB
hasinow on hand a number of- those
CELEBRATED SPRING HAY RAKES
and
Champion Pea Harvester,
whicb Irmo
TAKEN PRIZES WHEREVER
SI1OWN,
Thesel;lintlements require no puffing, but hivro al-
ready spo fen for:thems'elves., Thy can bo ROA
at tho
EXETER '8TEAlti BENDING AND liti8
FACTORY.
The raket are Mannftictured by hintself from the
very best of dry material. and ,
WAltRANTED TO GIVE SATISFAC.
TION,
IW3 411» 'Di eliceteete On ' tor ogfiteArit,
teelirettpt toot eta. ce
4f0 okttic,400 linidY to IonAt
leof9r. • Iv.
A, aesinible triune 9044e for sole oti gi2rOti
Ars9t, g?4otor. tceeem,peayfiqc eettega lea
freme eerpeater awl atehht, _thetwoln.
fu e ene.tiith acre lets, teeeititufsnswg'Ill°
cottette containe tea eooms,* -SRA ea
the premise*. ger bother paotieolartOPtflo
JOB', an the Premises 040 J. v.
cuoplatit, PPP-, 094/0r$17 _
14zeter, 4..oly14tb,1870. .9941.
NOTICE! NOTICE
Begs M inform pis klnd friends and suppertera
that he has taken )?art of the store latelreecitpiod
by Thompson
Next Store South of Treble's
and takes this. opiortf*nity of thanking the= let
p,itet favor*.
rirat.Cittais Toba coo
Smoking and Chewing, Fine Out,
'CIGARS, Spc. •
alo-Alia a great variety of PIPES alwaye ou
hen&
GEORGE KEMP.
Exeter, Aug 2, 1575,
DOMINION
T,JABORATORY
Just receiving and will be opened in few' day
an entirely new stook of
PERFUMERIES, of celebrated makers
HAIR OILS AND POMADES,
DRESSING k FINE' COMBS,
ENGLISH HAIR BRUSHES,
CLOTH BRUSHES,
, TOOTH BRUSHES, *e.
All the English, American and Canadian
Patent Medicines,
PURE DRUGS and
DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES.
We test our •
i3D-Y-JE STUFFS
yreyioua to offering them for sale and can there.
fore rely upon bright and durable colors.
A FRESH STOCK OF
e
Flavoring Extracts,
Spices, &c.
Horse it Cattle Mecticines.
To this brandh of our business we pay partiouler
attention. To customers wanting
POWDERS, BALLS,IININENTS,
for their horses, we guarantee satinfaction, one
manager having had 12 years' experienee hi that,
line.
Physicians' Prescriptions and Family
Recipes Carefully Prepared.
itSs- Remember the stand -one door noath 05
Davis' Blacksmith Shop and onPosito ths
Brick Store,
EXETER
STEAM RAKE CRADE FACTORY
GEO. C 0 T TLE
MANIIPACTTMER OP
'Wooden Harvest Tools
Rakes,
Snaithes,
Fork Handles,
Grain Cradles,
ETC.
Ho will have ready for the coming harvest, tho
celebrated
Sulkey Hay. Rake'
A Novelty in this section.
• MERCHANTS
will And it to
Their Adrantage to Buy their Stock from
me,
as I 'air prep .red to deal with them as ressoni,
bly as any other establishment, and to give pr,ompt
, attention to all orders: "
WHOLESALE &,,RETAIE,
Turning
ofall kinds made a specialty in the businesat
xoter, April a 1878.GEORGE COTTLE
82-ete
JOHN BELL,
?,aker an Confectioner.
a
begs to return thanke M the people of Exeter and
vicinity for the large patronage oestewed upon
him since he eommenced business in Exeter, and
hopes by paying attention to business and giving
satisfaction to his cuetornere to merit a continu-
ance of the same„
IF YOU WANT GOOD SWEET
BREAD,
CALL AT J. BELL'S BAKERY.
IF YOU WANT GOOD con-Ec,
TIONERY,
CALL AT I. BELL'S.
If you want the very kest masa, etc.; or isn
parties, &e,
LgAvn youB ORDER WITH X,
BELE,
atul it will retteire prdnipt ottention. Satitt
faction guarenteeSS
rzo you Ny.A.1,1T,'
ictool)
ett d ;
I)EFIE8 CtrallsETITION.
The subscriber IA detormined to sell out bit stock
ALL .1i1N1)4 OF
ttt Order
Ind 1160 constantly en him& Aldo all kindii 05
SPINX/I1/41G WREEDS ON HAND.
„
tar Remember the tipot—near si.ubis triage,
XAS. MeN-A:13B.
PA.C1rOltt
ere 'klitlict for ' ulittlidtkoini! bait
AIN STIZEtT one door smith of
the' tuitain4 Pfouso. SOttltd011tinitt
611,hithil of 1 IlinDa, °Mora
the itherteat totide...Sittitiftietieb iptitrittiteed beth
ftsth tti Work slid ineitoilal, littp tpitititity
3001190 ,r11COT
GROCERI
at prlcos es love es they den .be phielianellee
• gg istly siote 01E14144
' '1'r;
GO TO I, BMA/S. •
tar Give me a can. le BELL
0.L. Xer. 924
Night of meet -
lelinvited to attend. ,
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OATEN WILLIS •
40/Ill 'WHITE, ' '
miy: a*crttarli .