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S. J. WHITE
EXETela, OCTO.L3Elt 1.5tea, 1874
etteeeyealyee awl the Reformers bad
entcred into setae agreemeat ,to with -
bead from peesueutaat eeratio patties
whieh ha1 Wee fylea. 'If they Carry
mit 'the following eesolutioe, sehich Nita
ath,p i,Ca t tbu megaton they still make
eie step in the fever uf a .diserindoet-
age pealtc'
pataatattea altatI't`et'itl:/e1;)«:,°,;;Ttr ,tetaac'f
•alleePateit
tioa :aaeinst. auottier, Walt tile riOw
of the;eby cvadigu fait hiveetigatiOn
of the oorreat'pettetieee:Ontaloyea 111 se.
euring.1,-he sueees4e1 result of any setae
ele etioe 6, 13 ,111(7gNI' 6O3 iln41Yro1, and
reale fer tile meetungutiliftea eadeitt-
ataion of ate membeee of every politieal
mgenieatiout
Thatethe O000cil 'make all oecee-
sery e qoirios att to the tavta, of shell
rumored compeomisee-or withdrawal :of
petitions, in ruder to teke legal au4
miter procetelhags, aua to prosecute vie
gorously and teat SUCOeSSfill issue fitch
eases es they may deem Proper, etaft
raise a fund from the pulthe'end getter -
ally tu aet ae the 'premises asahey nnty
betieve aeet for the interestof the
couotry."
They could notehowever,conient then.
selves with having adopted a wise reso-
lution, but must needs adopt A foolish
one also and so make thentsolvos ap-
pear ridieulons. If they contame thes
will sot n be as cra.zy as Blake himself.
That the •people will Bebe* to the pea-
siug of a law ounipelling them to vote,
or even to deposit te- blank'beflot, thev..
surely can profees to be eye : Any le-
geislature that would attemPt pasa
such. a law woula de scat its peril. Tile
following tae silly resolution refereed
to
That, in view fftlie early meeting
of the Provincial alai:MI.61a; ,and anew
election,' 'the Ct natal 'boa regteasted to
frarae measures peeviditeg for the rep-
teaseetation of minarities, and for °Ova:,
pulso y voting, end to entleaverto intact
stieh measnres introduced in the sees:ton
of the Local Legislatare." '
Ma- C -A -11 -E -11 -0 ---Wo bill the an
affeetionate farewell, .
FLAIL° Jet
The circus season is not y• t over.
Hawkins of Brantford made: his -grand
leap some three or four weeks ago, and
the Hen.' E: Blake, the, great chieftain,
now in tea:hare. A reaearsal took
place,at Aurora a few days since, and
now tad Grit organs are really vexed
ti at Edward should have so displayed
Ithuttela. The -doctrines advanced by
him on that occasion were such as 'to
letal the Refoimers to dress themselves
in sackcloth and ashes, in Mourning for
their .• thodern Demosthenes. , at 'hag
beeu:known- for some time thaaair, Bas
.foelingii were not of &naure to itubrait
•tin.heine dictated to hv the.greal.picia
tor. We -predict that -eventually,' end
the third party of politicians. • a
THE it x4t.iir.
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•
The 'American slaug phrases are op-
prepriate at times. What.more appro-
priate than the lerm ready when ap-
plied to cash. Bat how seldom isit
ready. Now oui readers liteee laid be-
fore them in the circular. of Mr, John
Renton the views of a merchant in this
mattee, and his tiews are entirely iu
accord aith those expressed by the ma-
jor part of the mereantile community.
To the merchant; truly it is a source of
atmoyeeace te alloweredit to individuals
who, as soon as they are acquired to
•setae their tiebounts, turn fiern him
and Carry their' custom' to atietaerest
tablishment. This is but. a trifling cir-
cumstance haconaeCtion with the ere&
it plan. ft is net:th flee merchant, at
is plainly shown in the circular'spoken
of, bat to the buyer that ate mustnouci
results. The theory that the interest
_accruing . on the moiety leut oat will
more tuan counterbalaace the surplus
lambent taey have to,pay on goods. at a
etatlit plate, is a mistaken oue, 'll.e
'Sooner the credit plan is cast .to tae
Winds, and the cabal principle adopted,
ale eel). er will the world steed' itisi
n.o4 iedependent bottom, •and .the
sou ate will each luau be the mere jude-
el the 4. titer..
TRIM:MAY, the 29th lust., hits been
set apiat by proclamation of the Lieu-
tenenteGoyernor as a day of thanksgiv-
ing to the Almighty for the bountiful
-.harvest of the past season. • .
WINI=11111.
NEXT TUESDAY* the united bribers for
the South riding of Iluron will eonvene
ate solemn conclave before the bar of
jaetiee and say whether it was a jug of
whiseey or $8 they paid fur Mr. 's
Bet i.no will tell.
a zee alyaacinthe seems to agree with
We. Disettali tte to the coming of a great
,
war. In a speech he delivered -a+ Ge-
neva lately ,.he said ." he saw in the
horizon war raising itshideous head -
ieteruatiunal war, civil: War, religious
war."
Ir , is „almost surterfiuoas• to 'adduce
'fresh reasons why Mr. Brown's treaty
should not receive the sanction of thie
.couotry, but it might be justtas well to
_place on reeord a simple fact which hag
been: evolved ity atIse, St. Cathariees
It WAS repres mtedby meny
;suppoatere of the traty that .t
•aferiniog. cetrnmetnity wouid ate grea,tar
, ten, aitted Ity its adpioh rt :tern
'cut...to:et white wheat, pt•onouilead'by
'the ' john Young, , Inspect r of
flour, andwheat at Moutreal---an ati
thority which tile treaty chantpions will
eibarcely question- to be eoperioato any
.,rai5.4 ifl Canada this year, mil be our-
for- a less pricein the United
;than in Canada; in fact, so
In twit am that one dealers can buy and
14 it dawe here to their own advent:
„age. ,No. , white wheat imw tells in
;the Toledo meaket at $1.02 per bushel
an c•trrency, e1e.a41 to abont 01 cents.
Tho s3t1,1110 finality cf wheat sells liete
-foe $1.98 in gold,slowin'gn lifference
atf la cent e .on a bueltel. What an Ad-
vantage it will be, to 40 sure, to throw
tttr maiitets open to tlie American far-
mer•so that he min undersea JlisOtiot-
diatt rival and bring down 11043 price of
wneat to the prices whieh 'petail on
' th other side of the li re f <Sortie p.m -
pie like ittgilment, but the Agures
•,that -fetch the tanners.
Canit.la• First patty seeni
tterfaitted te tialte themselves felt in
the 'awl, At, li nieetiug of the Party
beta in Toeonto oft .Monday last, NV. H.
itOwland presiding, tho gartettort of
palettig" cOlitroveetrid e1e4iott peti-
tions tviCs dealt witit.? The fleartnato
al/titled tO kaalok that tie Jjibrtl
Tho hole te cooetanty taereasixtg
size, aw4 the volume of theme i$ grow -
iota laraer ai4(1 alere fere/41e. The ga$
oeusee 41aeish color to appear on
vegetatiOli fee atilee teround.
drede are floaltina wild sih exeite-
p
Meet, to tile wonaerful. ecene ana gwee
aave-etrieken at the atranee phenol -nen,
Yeriolia iiewea far title` eiugular
aevelopment of itatUre are , being ad-
glonnuumgahou5.-
0 P I E 8
of tais day's Tn..1.8 may be had wall or
w ttheat wrap I,CTS. Qt lOtal Be
kreiga atibeellitoy, atateeLeleoJitert
tare.' Price, 6 cents each.
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TIME TABLE.
anik'NoE. eitme-auttere ARRANGEMENTS.
V, ,13, '• Af.
EAT, 1,15
• e. ie. ear r
Ooixo WFsr 4.45 ; 1,13 .1,10
Ezp! e tor Lonair 1.3offi4lo &Toronto 8:15ani
R. JEINININ
alay
Best English • Doeble -Boilea Oil
llaw Oil, James, letee late 1ead na.a
coinplete eseotttmeot of Painters meter-
ialseat alarston'e, .Sou's; at Neu s.
(1:0 the of the Eister Thum) • .P .:••
S14, -Permit me to say a. few Words
conceruing a certain class- of articles
-uaually exhibited- at ear shows, and in
. .
•,-my opinion inuch ueglected•etntl
,appreciated by our Directors 'and offici-
al% I mean the carriage ileaartment.
Now, sir, it is a well-known fact that
the manumcturecr carriages is such as
ta' WAY .ct/T tan -431Y rtI131urtibir;
and -are more liable te'injury by, expos -
me; and in the faceof theielacts there
is nb-prevision'suade•fer•their reception
or safe- keeping by the bosses • of the
.yard. Indeed it seems to be 'a favor to
be permitted oit the -ground, at all. Had
these facts' been -unknown to the par-
ties -in power tup to the time o± -the last:
shrew, there might be sonie excuse for
their neglect I of duty, but, 'sir, ata
aware taet theatiattor has beeh niore
thau o.uce ,before them; but no satisfac-
tion has been redeiyetl.". Now," I think
it high time that steps., were teken to
secure aetter•treatmeut letente, 'Or
withdraw altogether. I see ,tio yery
great tioaltleatr expeost .erestiog,
suitable sha.along the'.side s)f, the
labition building that weal(' anawer, the
purpose, and giye, at. least a show of.
appreciation to the, :Careiagtemakers.-
Andnow wordaebeut the judges who
'should be appOintea in this depart-
ment. II heve nottontayerd to say 'asao
the jticlgei ea the bate' ealibition t but
I anew, that a Machinist knows as
Mu& about 'a' atirriage" ati at -..ealtrittgea
Maker knOws 'about a steam 'engine,
anti that is absolutely nothing. What'
is wanted is men who are acquainted
with the four denartments of carriage -
making; viz.; woodwork, blacksmithiug,
letiothig and trimming. One word.
more and am done: • It 'is also a grata
seance that -cutters and pleasure sleighs
are not ameug the articles • entitled to
prizes; although they fOrnietly receiyed
4pecia1 prizes. Hoping te-see them on
the competition -list, and a hatter stet°
ef -friars ,next year, remain, ,
• Yoarse iespectfutlyt , ,
• CUACH.'
* HOW TO FATTEN CATTLE. ---T110 peke
'of cattle fatteued tor the market de-
pends on the symmetry of the, animals
as well as the fat ‘astyle,".ar, skippers
terul it. In otder to fatten a steer to
briag the Ilighest. market pr;be. he must
be kept iu growing , condition and
in no case allowed to go htmetry. •• It is
the starving the first and second,winter
that wilts aud shivers rip u„ steer, that
causer him to he sold at fa reduce...
airice. No =toilet of keding will at'llis be troubtea such a thing, we. can-.
him first-class sellera•no 'cliffea6ilae not but then it pleases its,
'What_14 poke! pr blood. An enamel
fed frem a calf Until' the c . and, 'we caa now etep 'inward in the
spring e • • • • -
three years old will be sinpoth, with front ranks of jiurrialism. entafiay We've
been .threatened. And .all because we
told Mr. H. Kinsman ourissuo of the.
lst• October, that his -letters- were •tatie
iades of comternat and abuse a or some,'
thing to that effect. We stated. oar
opinion on that -occasion and have not
yet changed it ;let the.public-think as,
it will.
LineeebusaaaWe will not' 'give Mr.
Fitton 'guarantee •thatt'Old 801." as
he chooees,to. cell hien, not enter
an actiOn for libel, a chancery suit, or
-a charge of- defamation efe character
ltroneleitie, eat., end to i•lfautile fliatWas
tit° errata eia, or Satinet:It and PoWe18,
svith eminent eiteeess, eonsiaering it
euperior to way eimilar preparation yet
offered, to the public, Thanking you,
foe your Idiot information,
remain, your e truly,
Onetumen Cherhatal,
Come. It ie Bootee/bat strenge when
10,
we etudy,tlie anatomy of mi to find
t tiathitt corietaaetioa is se inadP its te
Pure 'Elephant Oil (90.cents per gal.)
Castor Oil, Palo Seat And Stock's Oil
at Harstone Son's'alheap " Hardware
Store, S. Mary's. t
Patent Fly Traps,, Patent bag ties,
Picture franat moulaiaga Itarstone
-Afiki y'S. •
Solid Cast Steel Grass Seythes,Iloee,
Forks.; .1tana-intide Rakes, ''aiteithes,
Cradles, and fill ethea flareveet 'Tools,
at llareteme Scat's, 'St.' Mary's. If.
Largest steelc ,Nails, }dings, Leek
Glitt.e';.,It' HStelae & Sens, St
Mara's:: . ,• „
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giu
Dem Sneoehee.-e-Sports, tell us that
duck sheeting is improaing. • •
Aueumet-The etre ural yellow leaf;
and poet% neW for your effusions.
Bos -A bey Wanted to learn 'the
art efietin ging. 7- ApPlY• at, t his office.
NEXT WEEK. An article en Sabbath
desecration wilatipaear hi' our next, as
tate clisehteuttee Warraiii`it.' 7
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Too,I.ATu.-A; uommunicatton rroext
T. Greenway, .lasq,, received too, late
far this issue. Will apoearnext week.
•Yi P• 0. A.-T.}4a:e'assgteatkieVel'il'g' dor,. We undeist Inli VII it' the party
who stole the buggy has• been -caught.
It is likely everyOue will souneas re-
stored -to their right.
CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS TO TILE
S. It. Strowt-Pair of' matched colts'
(euy breed),,R. Hunter. Teat -year-old
fitly:, gra. prize A. Bishop. Grade cow
S. Hogarth; Jas. .Pioleard e John Glen.
Two:year-old' heifer, lst and. 2n41,
Jas. Pickard ; 3r41, Se alogarta. One-
year old heifer,- 1st, 5, Hogarth
Jas,Pickard ; 3rd, W..Delbra.e. Reif -
et calf, S. Hoharth ; and, Jelin Ander-
son. Two, -year old steer, 1st, T. Shea -
ton. <00.e. -Year old -steer, lea and 2nd.
NV. Westcott. or steer, 1st;
Benj.. Marley.; 2.ud and 8rd, -Ls. Pick-
ard. . Fat cow or heifer, 1st; John Glen;
and and 3rd, Jas. Pickerd. eandeprize,
aged Cotsw,ola ru,in 11. Loveasr.. ast
and:and, shearline„a,Cotswold ewes, Jas.
Pickard. Aged; Berkshirtil ;saw, 3 st,
Richard Elston: Timothy seed, ist,
R. McC.Ird; „Wm..Stememan. 5
tbs. batter, without salt, 1st Win. Bell ;
alai, D. aleEwen ; ard, John Anderson.
5 -lbs. better salted, lst, 'Win, ; 241,
John Anderson., 'Extra for grain crush-
er to. H. S. Baird. Churn'Johns.
Horse shoes, lst, Hanford.
Mr,..L Carling:8 special prize for best
cheese ebouldbeve .been 2, MaQueen.
• at. e • eorneray. - •
Lighaltiaaines, it and 2fr1, James
Dealt. brahmee, 1st and 2n41,,
Gee; iSan'itvelL Gray • dorkiii,gs,- 1st,
•Geo :' SamWell. -Black Polands, ist
' Geo... Samwell 2n41, Richard Shaddick
'Paiigled.'Eamburgs; 1st, Geo, Sam
; .2n41, Janice Down. Silver pen
°Wed 1-iatnbtitgs;' ist and find, Geo
Stan well, Hee dau sa ls t, Richaed Ea c
rett. Buff Cochlea, •1st and aucl, tape
Samwell. BlaalaBitanith 8. Bucking-.
ham ; and, lea Down. 'dame fowls,
Ioseph Bawden ; and, Geo t Samwell•
akeatesbUry' ducks, • Richard Stanlake
'2Ode L. Huateea Renee ducks, lst,:I
(Ruling. :Geese, L: Hunter) 8nd; Juo.
•Prislualor.' Pah' black" turkeys, no
tickets ;2111, Riehard'Sweet. The fol-
lowing is -the correct EA of judges.: '
povvinv--e- Robert Brown,- Richard
allow of the afferent changes of at-
ineepheree• Wit:haat militating.. against
hks:general. heleall, ooatse theaa
ere, a, ny, exceptions, and, unles's we
take the Mic'eSsary areettaiions these
exceptions 'will . soon prove' themselves
to be many, the eitig4cies' of win-
tea:require •eome thing; more' tet• facilitate
• theworkings of oue organteetionthat is
-not "thaught Of in suaratier.A eertaia
mount ef heat is neeesaiiy: Now,
Mr, Dev,• -Johne,- of this town: has
really nice stove, called the patent
aeater,whieh has Antler to he seen to be
•oaittaatiatea, fiche a drum patented
by bimself which -does justice to him
and you, earl get it for $3.50. Now,
.matrinionial alliance read his advt.,
then eall and see what Le an ao fur
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A.43ENEDICT IN TROUDI E The fel
loWina was inadvertently omitted in our
issue of last week,. A neavlynterieed cou-
ple:Om:tea from here daring the:week of
the WeeterieTair,:with the ioten t of hav-
liagatappy aad•ateasantawedainat They
'eogaged a -horse ;arid • beggy from one
of the livery stables in the-vild and
made.. their way. to. •Lintdon right.
But -'alt's woll hat ends so the
'citermaStandes whieh„followedatlie arri-
val of the couple aro-not • of tu-i' much
importance ta the couple themselves as
tnany would think. No soome had
they .'etise'onsd themselyes theta the
flashing groom was told by oneof the
sturdy men:who guard the law,-/lat he
wits wanted to-appear:before tla police
magistrate. .' Of course; such was not
on the 'tee/gramme preyieoCly laid out.
But the bola 'Man 'told the -minims of
.the his 'opinion. It turned ont,
though; he was hootirably. acquitted.
It itepeara that a horse, endabeggy
had beenattelen. Vain a man inettundati
last 'spring; and that the party who
stole ttioni pasted -through Exetta, end.
while here' inauaged to trade hishuggy
to .Mr. Christie, elaitaing that ae was
travellineall the tune and thetbriagy
WRS too free:ay for .• him; As ' the fates
would have it this was the•1,44iuggy
hired' to the .grooni Of a, day; wed whaeh
marriaae of Miss lartentate. Short with
Captitta Martett, i N; attlaie aye
ham, were leaatest leap Deese etantou
it weut, otr, Aro 01 five more or leae in-
j'ared. The Moat iterimat ease is taloa
era man who has had part of his face
Wown
FRATRiCI DAL
'DESPERATE ATTEMPT AT CRIME.
,
A -YOUNG HAN IN STEPHEN THRASHIS
nus FAtIlEIII MOTHER had .§,IsTER.'
row (Friday) evening, and by reference
to advt. it will be seen an excellent
progtame is pfevidett. '
: The: , diains now being
Made.along Berrie parts of main ,street,
will bet the moans :of- muchgood this
fall andensuing spring. • .
latuetSoan.-11fraltichard :Case, the -
other der; gold liis farm; lot"80, Con'2
Ush6rne, for the 'halals-64re sum of.
$6,200' ' ' " • a a
Seazi:-The naniber Of sale bilis
printed at ahis ,effice,this fall giyee. evi-
dence of- the superiority of.workma,n-
ship displayed iu the work ,,Lturned .out
of this office.- , . • •
-• Bna; HiAns.,-:---For a teat and cheap
bill head 'send. your Order 'to • the
TIMES office. Weleave jast received a
large ,stoekof (at tbistime of yearLthese
necessities. ,
MgPICAL--Dr. ,Hyndmanae practice
Ilas soincreased, that Jie has been for..
ced to accept ofthe :seevieee of an as-
sistant. Dr. Mme, 'Will visit
•Freidabueg and Rodgerville one dayin
eac,li Week:
Aniaceetunii afaaTING.-By retai-
l. nee to advt. iu auother. column* will
be. seen that -a meeting of.. the officers
end directors of the united ••Aezioulturt.
al societies will be held at Wilkinelio-
tet to -morrow (Friday) the 16th inst.
FEITTE4o.—'Let it be Mooday, Tues-
day, Wednesday, the day(l,fato, or any
other day, it makes no niattet. < Team.'
after teain . passes through the village
moving parties , from ,fitaento feral
ere had.roads and, celd -weather set iir
peat say ';no you don.I.",..
- Ovatatocatan.-In our 'notice of the
exhilittioa of implements ar the e.liow
held there 1o:et:week; we'negleoted stat--
'.ing that Mi. Joiseph Smith of thiev11-
lage had a hansom° twe seatekpleasure*
sleigh on the ground. It WAR not that
its worth aid not datnand'a notieei but
as we ltavestated, merely an oversight.
-• A LIBEL SUI.T.7-Nc-W, why we should
bones well covered; and will sell et. a
profit ; While a half served manual
becomes" crooked', it; the itacke belies
prejetaing, and ehriveled." up, takes•athe
hest part, cif thi summer to get in : eou-
cation to live, and will not lie in con-
dition for market until he is four ;Oars
old, and, then will briug a price which
is unsatisfactory to the'pecalucer arid to
Ovetyone tbet handloa him. This is
110 theory, but a fact deduced f.orn
cl )se observation. It will and does pay
to feed corn to calves and 'yearlings.
They go -to ghats in' the :spring strong
and vigoroas. •You are then able to
marliet your 'cattle the spring they ate
three yeare old; weighing1,400 pounds,
which is heavy enough t6 bring the
first' place. Mammoth, overgrown
eters have 'had their day, tend we
now come don'to the neat, compel,
well -fatted aninials, both in hogs told
cattle. To accomplish this in cattle,
vve repeat, good footling from a -calf
necessary,
Soule parties, while borin.bfor water
Oat. 10, on a, farm, roar inites south of
Odell, owned by J. & W. Hossook; dis-
covered the presence of gas when 40
feet below the sueface, and what 80
feet had been reached, they struek a
vain of water, that spouted 200 feet in-
to the air, throwing out gravel tile size
of liens' eggs Will tremendous force,
ee•
agaiList hive fee In aliciods1 y- iklid with
forethought catishig to be published itt
the col minis of the Toone a ' Mammoth
itavertieenient, heeded with the plfotO-,
graph of the' Whale of Eader (he bade
it the earth, but wd don't believe' a
of it) and Haiidevg fabefg, ghoga (he
all's it the eau) in a' bartering mood.
We have been tlihrking 'for' some, tint
that old Sol"s eqUanimity'lad been-die-
turbea, for he peepe; iiitti our bedrOom
windew every morning before We have
thrown Off the bonds of slinnber; and
WI) ate ooted early rishig. We aro
glad that Mr. V. lett corliela the reS0110
Tne engrevitig is not the bestaf
vertiserneilt, Road all this long (math;
lathed jeweller has to say.
• Buottoorrta 104D 0,511.01 IttrotioN.--Lta.
ter from Die Crane,Halifiti. Jaines
and covering the ground for 6eve1-ai
hunch:oat feet around< -with sand and il'ilowst b '17 -Dear Ste frimn' a gifil.••
gra.i.„61 six ineltes deo.; The flow Of eral knowledgeof the prominent ingred:
water continued mail a late horn' last lents of your Ounipound Syrap of laypo-
flight, when it ceased, and upon •exatni- phesphites, found etielia favorable
nation -this morniug, it Was .discoVer, ophlion as l0 be induced to reeounnend
041 t,lt tt about 10 feet ',of the 'hole was: it tu :my patients preferable and more
filled from the bottom with gnicksand, convenient than iny own prescriptions
1;itad a kind of g1u wee taming float the Of the Ilypophosphites, For severel
,top with sal force as to, throw' up years 1 hallo tontirmed to prescribe it,
aeheideatide gravel; Thee waS about in many oases with benelleial reshlts,
89 feet of water in the hole. When: the Sinee., Upon solicitation, yoa kindly af-
gas emrinieneed. Ustling, A Matti' was riAgiod mo a there in innate knowledge of
ligh tad ,, and ;ma ov,or the hole, When the eoropositioa o yoat Compoond
instantly 0 streak of'"ilaine ,leaped jUtO yrup of ftyPophosphitas, I have Used
the ith', Prodneing a gonad like thunders it freely in my practice, both in dis-
,aearda distance cflutif litilee eaSeti3O/ the ehesty 40 Consumption and West rejoicing oh the OeeaSion, Of ale
HE SHOOTS AT HIS FATHER,
MISSES HIS MARX ICI14LS A DQCI,
NSTRISIKLE.TY !
• The residents of Stephen were
.oe the tiptoe of excitement on Tuesday
last, • ottong to the report' that a Mr,
MeEachee, oa the 16th eon. of Ste -
Olen beta been shot' at, ou .that morn-
ing.by son, It , appears that the
young meta who. is etbout eighteen
years of ate, itzsisted•his father iarwork,
ing their little firrim fault which
ales attendS ,tbo itianybi the yonne, Men
of the 'present tina.; *and' whiCh is toe
often the cease of clime andaceoes of
leartrendiOg attended young
.MeEttclien, viz., that of drink. For
„.
some time peseithas tteen tywed.kno!,91
faet.- that 110;. was, seercely evey sober.
Oa one oCcusion 'he 'came Lento to Ins
father's !Mak) in a (treat:en frenzy, and
while ill -that etateacoMmeneed heating
hislather, mother, and sister, turning
:them out of 'doors, turd • acting mere
like fteied than. a Immo being. • A
penod'oa compakative calm ensued. But
the eihninating aced took 'lace on
Taesclay lest, when in his drunken rage
he Commented, a quarrel with ..nis aged
father, Who had cared for hi in his help-
lessness, amain agony howlooked upon
hie calla, Whiattras . Melting thetattempt to
slay him. Weed followed ward, and at
last'anger•reached etch a pitca Of Mad-
ness, that .the sOn, driven wild by 11.
goer,' suetched the shut -gun from the
Walla' levelled • it at his frightenea and.
W1414. "40.1,1.•CGL'it,
trembling fatherosho now stooa help -
contents of ono hotel: Luckily in his
eXcitement end 'rage he missed' his lin-
tnau mark. ,Determined, however, to
wreak his vengeance on his peer father,
he soaped: time,. with curses on his
lips, raised the eliet:gun and took,
dei -
berate nim. But by the ineeest chance
the emomiesion of a horrible thine° Was
averted, and the eld iiittn's life saved.
As be-'wtte about to press the trigger
which would. have emit his father into
eternity and mede hineself a.munlerete
stetaige hand suddeoly grasped the
gun. and bent the muzzle downwards,
the charge at the eame instant explod-
ing and, burying itself in and killing the
do which Was lying underneath the
table awl close to his master's feet. .A.
mair'employed at Parsons' mill happere
ed to be passing at the time, apa on
'hearingthe fiest shot ruthea, in to 'see
the cause, and:was just in time to pre -
Vent the fratricide. The youthful \i1
lain, seehig hams& defeated attal help
at hand, immediately started for Parke.
hill, eluding paretat. The house. is sit.
tutted 44- miles west from the scene
the Lewis tragedy, and between Mr.
Parsons' mill ena store. ' The man
who prevented- the crime was returning
to the Mal after making soine'purchasa
es at the store : Me. John Persona, jr.,
had taken somegoods to the store that
saane neorniiig, and as soon as he could
get eatay, started for Crediton. He
then telegraphed to Sarnia to stop the
would -be fratricide, but he had made
rapid progress and across tae lines be-
fore the telegram reached itadestina-
tion, tathotig% 'he bad attempted the
crime at 7 tam. and it wag now scarcely
noon,
We 'flan •:-sbitry., that such a scene
' should have occurred so shorty after
the Klamaa-Lewis affair, andin such.
proximity. That tae , lenient, manner
in which Kluisapp has so far been dealt
with has ceased boldness and defi-
ance Of the law on the part of the
youthful sconodreltin the present case,
we oannot. lett . , •
H &
4k0 c1,21. prl...rzi),
, a telegram tc) yeste.aday's Pres
Prep we find the following the
General meeting of the shareholders or
the Great Western 'Railway Clempany,
held on Tueetlay movaing Ittet, the
P•igree'lneitt ,forinerly. catered „Mae be.,
t W0011 t1.10 L'..D1(1,011,11.1.11'011 and Bruce
ltailwey Compttay was again presented
and the unatiimoas consent of the
shareholders given to the arraingement.
Tim pr. *101. issio.rairer
0.11:11,171P141 G,
.
•
The uonual missionary meeting of
W, Church of Canada was held in
the Monahan this village on Tueeday
Molsons Ba
PAID•UP CAPITAL. -
BEST
The Exeter Blanch of Ttfoleetle 13411
/ink, US,, St. John, N.D., and all the
and Quebec.
!ekes advances en. Produce.
.,/SaYs and aelta Sterling thcc1Za11g0,
iseounte Note.s.
84.,V1NGS-H..54111K
A Savings Bank Department has been
Branch Molaena Dank:
DEPO
from one Dollar ($1)
Payable on Demand with interest.
Eaeter, May 7, 1874,
evening teat, We ae.) sorry to say
that the interest ie not devoted to the 10
cause of missionarism which is desired.
This was shown on the °venni in
question, not for a moment taking any
defereneetrom those present on tnat oc-
casion but allowing them all credit.
The meeting was opened by singing, and
prayer by the Rev. Mr. Dyer, of Lucan,
who with Bev, Mr. Clappison formed
the deputation, Mr.: Jim. Ranton fill-
ed the chair in a manner highly credit
able to himself and with credit and
honor to the ceuse. •
Rev. ala Lund road the annual re-
port which showed the society to be in
excelleat standing. The following
may b.) of interest to our
readers; There are 259 missionaries
employed by the Societeeia Japan, the
Dominant, British Columbia, the Sas-
Wellman, et. There are 81 schouls
and 25 interpreters, There 8 tnissiou-
erica more this year than last, as the
number of missions has so increased as
to require it. The total receipts of the
society up to the .30th of Jane last
amounted to $1$7,016, of this swathe
Sabbath Schouls contributed $18,326.
• •
•
• • nay. .
_
A Scamr, PumsnEn.---On Sunday
morning last -a man' natned Burns en-
.
'gage :a horse • a . nd s buggy. at Sheep
a' - - ; '
IMPLEMENTS- --',Todpii •LaWtota, -John livery stable. in .Settforth, withwhieh to
CaRllaciRitslEets•-.• "E•.' Gat•ul•t';' J.
Rog'el....';;, David
`go' to Zurich: • • As the MOM said. he was•
'not:, coming back 'again, Mr. Sharp
Cathcart. - ' ' - ' . ' • , : ' '. sent a small boy along. with ; him to
' Clvrtn----41exander'Broadfoot, WM • take the. horse -home. Instead of going
Laing, Jahn:Shipley; • -. s. ,, , . - .
' • SPEEF kV, Pros ----M. Ballintyne, '4Iek: to Zurich,. however; tbe ma,n induced
the boy to drive 'him • to lariedsburge
"Giant, John.Frtalueie. • . - ,,, • • . • When they -arrived at this -place,. 110
' Ghana •Prtobuda,' &c5.-8-ohn -Logan; took the horse but Of the stable ' while
.James Thomas, M. McDefeetott,. .. .. - the boy -,was at dinner,and saying that
he only•wished to go -about • a• quarter
of te mile to -000 a friend, started off
, EADE,8, wonic„___mrs. , Dr. dolethaii,'seen t F
, with it, and .nothing more of him was
Alm A.1.3ishop,,lirs:. T.,ci.ock6t. . ariedSburg that afternoon.
Towards evening some parties met him
with Iwo other meat -in the buggy, and
the manner- in which they were boating
andabusing the horse induced the Frieds-
Dollstliti':(8;teltzftti:d114itiltt'soli:147ill'isiii1):7111iotthl)di' eibleill !at- agi (.1.P ley'olbil"eleert titeint gaa6ikterli. aatbsles' be ri thati"' thisali ttfirwa time,
les,
for, yrinthiga, Advertising, Suheerietion;
,oatte;:t,..al.boo, va:e;alemeettiit,,soartioir),et:t.teata. , Liman mieble to aull•the buggy further, ana
eaaseribers win inflame, receive tee Texas in order to get it to the village theyebad r weal, society was a grand • etteeeste
to take it from .the letog • i d ' t t
, , y a i ASSN 1 I '
Mitchellites performed pagilistic
along. It was ascertained that tbe
poor anineel had been- demo, , with feats exl Sunday,' and the •"4*ucate
three men hi the hu:,. '' • t f the WaX" wiliih' ' ' '
t.,,y, mos o , ie `
eluding the distance from Seaforth . to A. satin of limn 't ' horses ran away
while attaisholto a horse -power having
time, a distance of about 70 'inilese in -
Friedsbarg, anl thata' it had neither bout faightwieti at a elalj 'Cif °1'11u•ter•
been fed hot wktered from the time, it No attniV° was awl°. ' '. '
left aateilebeerta .. The horse: was Bulb.- Mr: Jas. Bonthron ia eiving uptbasi-•
cientlyrecovered bythe following morn. DE,'SS in Varna', and is now disposing of
ing or the boy to return hohie with it. 1,tis goods at' that place by auction.
Mt. Sharpirnmediately Started in quest The Wroaeter• people ware over -joy
of Bruns. and hearing of hiss where- ed ,tlie otinir day when the locomotive
at Zurich, lie laid information ogainst ,, John Gordon. " paidaliernet-yiett.
him before kr. Zoliar J. P., of that 'Tao Stratford 1.14Pald dealt Outlto Mr,
place. He Was found 0,t A 11011ile 'frt Rolford eflaraotuf to. the eatemit of
short ti.istahee fiaan. Prhalshargt 111.at $100 a few clays agurjust ,liedau813 the
haying been Coal/eyed te 'Zurich, Wag ,ttiata said so. , ..„ _
arraigned 'before Mr. Zeller on • the iiiy n
1,110 OCHtfOr toll ,neoplo when they are
chiirg° Pretelli6a: il:gailist him -14. 141'' annoyed by the-e.vandeting,s of bovine
Sharp. Ile was lined $10; but being 1 .
. i , . ,,,,._ ,,,„ ., , ,,: .,, 4.,.,„,, th., anti percale.. , .
'' throw boiling water, ,on
Unitole' 0 pft51 wee tieub l'o. Jah .11". " their hides', As a .,,eilt,16 tentander. of
attys.-a:Papa itor'. ' ' Aloft txistenco. Effect may be. sup•
..
-------,,, posed,
q11.4 3 -I (LIP
Amobtmg o. tad .1 'servo, Ve of the
. . t„ i .,e), ti 8 ,i
(figA,ob tatiNk luipour,- Grain, ,gen. .North Biding of Middlesex' was held at
orally good crop, excepth4 rail wheat, Ailsit Craig yeeteiday for the perimee
averagiog as follosve r --spring *wheat, of choosing' a candidata to contest the
15 'bushels per acre ; fall 'vliettt, about eldinr„te. in their interest,' The mimes of
16 ; peas, 06 ; bailey, 49 ; orts. 'ao ; ..over -til. 86.11iidit suppoitorg ottli'd dauss
rye, none greWn corn, tiO;10 grown ;
root erops, very light,
FRUIT, ' VEGETABLES,' S5O.'-As B.
BrownsonaJohu Andersone'D. Thela-P-
A
irdir!„.74./.1,t
rt;111 ear Ovni:nelleigeoeac.itt
Of this aumuut Exatei circuit gave
$300.4a, the Exeter 131.411011 giving
$111.1.15 to which should be added the
sum Of $20 handed in by an meetly:
MOUS triad.
The nairmo mark a few very ap-
propriate remarks, 'before calling upon
Rev. Mr. Godwin, who bad consider-
able faille in the hairman's fiaancial
abilitiee: and referred in 0 good' hu-
mored Manner to the remarks made by
the ,chairmen, aod spoke of the Power
of giving,tand the manner of giving.
He snoke of the edoa of the miseionarv
cause, atm au ar 3.e'w extempore
eloqueut remarks, gained the ieterest
of the audience in the O.til,SO whieli. he
Was representing' •
Rev. Mr. Dyer,' of LUGn111, merle a
forty -Minute speech, of vita and
eliciting the approval Of -those present.
Wo only regret our space does not al-
loiv of a; lengilened report, as, his re-
marks were so to the point that they
would be of iniunte interest to our
readers, espeeially-those who are at all
concerned inthe missionary work
Tile Rev Mr, Clappison followed.
The humor with whinh ha adorned the
introductory part (..f his speech awoke
his audieuce to au interest in a cauee
which. was deearving of all support:
His remarks, like those i the previous
:speaker, were to the point eud not
ere w denvith a superfluity of language ;
but ae plebe as plain truths would te...
low to be told. The whole number .of
'soma in the world at the !meson' 1,300,-
000-000. It was for this number that
the week of evangelization or missien-
arism was being perforated. It was
our own:good, the good of fellow mortal,
-
that this cause Was promoted, • As,did
Rev. Mr. Dyer, he spOkeof the young
people taking an interest in the
cause. Also of thedevotion ofthe men.
Young, -McDougall, Coleman, andothere •
for the advancement of the wora of
'God. He gave credit to the Bible
'Society, fertile efforts it had Ivied and
for the good done. Material Statistics
were quoted, showing the vest necessity
of a co-uuited working. He also showt
ed must plainly thatthis a•as a fast
world, that it Was and had been grow-
ing faster every,year. Four years ago,
the official estimates of the world's po-
pulation was 1,090,000,000, new it was
1,3,009,000.-800,000,000 ofen
increale, and had the work of God,hi-
creesed accordingly a after many re-
marks of a vital nature, the speaker
brought his speech to a close. ' The
chairman did the same thing for the
meeting after the llama yoto of thanks
had been called for and tendered, the
collection taken up, and the benedic-
tion pronounced by Rev. Mr. ClappiSon.
Tne W. M. Choir performed the inusi
cal part of the programme, and- receiv•'
encomiums from the speakers. The
.collectors of last year were heartily
thanked, and the following appoint-
ments made for the ensning year ; the
north end of the village, Miss Hattie
Verity. and Mrs MeGlo,ghlon ; for the
.south end., Misses Seuthecitt and Man-
nino.
THE IVES TJERJr CO IT,,,VrIES.
!The Lucia -low, Sentinel bas had no
less thau three editorial visits, duriug
the past week.
Mr. Peter Todd of Walkerton recent
ly shipped seven car -loads of buttei to
Liverpool $35,000 •
Mr. C. Cliffe has sold out the Wing -
ham Advance to Mr. Fleuty for the
handsome sum of $850.
A number of lock -out farm laboreea
arrived in Settforth the other day.
The fall fair of the Mitchell Horticul-
Gneee. Tetteat Rueorty-FalIe wheat,
'very much 'Winter killed hi exposed
'places, supposed to'ay,erage about 14
bushels pet "acre. sainpIee variable
spring wheat, a fair erop, yielding
;Lbent 16 pe 17 bushels per 'acre. Fife
is very, good sample, club variety 15
damaged by midge ; barley, good, will
„average remit p.5, to. 40 bushels per a ere,
"samples,pltimp .and blight ; peas an.
'average crop ; yield a0 to 40 bushels
per acre, sample variable, and injured
by .butos,,i pets will yield fawn 40' to 50
bashels per, acre, santple trighj , and
plump potatoes will averagp a full
crop, though small. The
known as Liaiiy Rose ts .very gOil, and
81101.11(1.1?e mote extensively planted, as
they tire ofgood'quality,, yield' largely;
and mature before the Colorade i/oethf
does inuch totem ;Uiiy U everege drop
and of very fate gettlity ; turropet
little groWil in this ,section ; flex, 'geed
ciop., 'the lanolin this vicinity is well
adapted for 11, and it should .be more
generally grown ;•fruit, -all
013 aceetlatof exuessivc,,,c1rotig1it„
,
'A, shocking accident' happened' at
Itentord ilear Exeter, The vitiegers
SEPH
ATKI
IMPORTERS AND wito,f,
E It P AY
Ira Goods S.
Fancy Geed& Cutlery, Wall -Fa
CAI-ILING ST.,
We are MOW pr
Extensive As
in the sovral. departments on
itk t
A42):,1001,010,,:4 ,
N,A.,•••,1,11.1.•••••••••A”“ 419,900
ought direct f
en the Ilesis Terms,
Otie of our travellers will take om early opporth
with full sets of samples, when your esteemed or
Londen,'Sopteinber Brd, 1894.
seseasamicasneeriomessacastrmarsemes
'solved to "come along and put down
bribery and eorruption."
A small -Sized farm team drew .from
their home on the 2e41 con.. of 'rocket,
smith, across the barnyard and a grass
field to Fair's mill Clinton, 103t bush-
els of a heat .at one load. '
&Me Advance is com-
“ you
plainang strongly of nen-support."
This .coines Niith excellent 'grace, when
we read it in the'Lacknow Sentinel, a
paper, somewhere 111 ',atm vont:thy ',uf,.
tWeaty(?)colunitis of aavertisiog.
And the Parkhill Gazette man erow-
eth bo knee he has had a libel snit,
aul aanew a full fledged journalist e
because it was tried in Stratford, and
the plaintiff earid the costs and claimed
a nonsalt. n oii article on the trial
the Gazette tleats with an excellent
piece of ealvice to correspondents.
Salt has been struck at afessrs, Jos
& john Kidd's new salt well, Carron -
brook, one and a varier miles east of
Seafortheat a depth of ten hunired
and forty-five.feet ; and they aro now
through the first bed, which was sixty
feet of salt. The block is up and is
one of the largest in the Dominion,.
size being 95 by. 180 fect. Alt the
other works, such as ;jigging the trench
and laying the pipes for the brine tube
conveyed into Garroubrook, are being
rapidly,pushed* forward:" gr. Kidd, an
keipate .being able to manufacture salt
an Carr rook about the middle of
Noventaer: •
•-•-••••te
k issneo Drnfta on London,
principal pities and towns in Ot
Now York Eachauge, Crrecnbacks, 431
DEP ARTMENT.
Opened in coanectioa wit4 the E aet
SITS
upwards received,
EDWD. W. STRATglaeL
0-y1.
NSON
& C ' Y
E SALE DEALERS IN
D C 4N
mall -Wares,
per, School Books & Stationery
LONDON, ONT..
0_
epared to sihow
Lis grtrElent a006.15
umorated above, which Inwe been
e •
ST. .,71141iTie,s
• 0unt.-Au1:-.1t is -with feeliegsatt sor-
row that we have to chronicle this
weelathe death of two of our old • ac
queintaucee, who have crossed the river
to that bourne where sorrowing is no
more. Mr. Gilpin, of the 30th line of
Blanshard, vacated this tenement of
clay a few days since. He was father
of Mr. W 11, Gilpin, druggist, of Bt.
Marys, 'and in his 98rd year. The
;many relatives and friends of this gaaa
inan deeply mourn his loss. On Mon-
day evening lest, Mr. S. R. Kerr, of St.
Mary's departed this life. ln Mr. Ia.'s
occupation as 'undertaker malty and
varied were the danger e through which
he passed. While plying his voeation
he contracted typhoid fever, a relapse
carrying him off. When last we shook
hands with Ma. 'Kerr little it struck
us that the manly form before us lioula
so soon be clasped in the cold embrace
of death. Oar sympataies are in uni-
son with the many friends of oho de-
ceasea towards his family. They have
lost a kindlhusband'and an indulgent fa-
ther -a loss that cannot be repaid in
this world., but we are satisfied that in
mourning the loss they do not mourn
as those without hope. ,What has been
their loss has been his infinite gain,and
what we have said' in reference to our
late friend and neighbor Mr. Kerr, we
can say in relation to Mr. Gilpin.
PAIN -KILLER
THE GRHAT
INTERNAL Itr.k, EXTERNAL REIICEDY.
4 Takort internally it relieves' instant7v the most
acute Deed externally, it is the hOst Lini-
ment the World. "Its effect is alniostinstantan-
eoes, affording relief from the most intense pam.
-It teethes the. 'irritated or, inflamed part, and
givee rest and quiet to the sufferer It is eminent-
ly the people's friend, mild everyone should have
it with them or where they can put their hands on
it in the dark if need be.
PO'10.' 25 .tents per Bottle.
Perry Davis & Son sole Proprietors.
g1,411/ AtLITtigT3UVIItiS,
ILYNDMA.N, EXETER, AS-
SIBTED by Dr. Mines.
Night °elle promptly attended to. Moe home
60-1y,
8TRAY„---CAME INTO PREMIS1JS
L.1..J of.. the sibscriber, lot 18, con. 5, Us -
borne, about die middle of August, a steer co-
ining Iwo years old. The owner is reqUested to
prove property, pay expenses, and take it
away. 00.31 THeMAS
OTICE-A UNION MEETING OF
of tee enteert and Directors of the Smith
Huron Agricultural society and the offiot-rs and.
Direeters bf the Stephlin Vaborne. Branch Agri
cultural sedietywill bo hold in Wilkins' ((Jentral)
hote), Exeter, on Friday, the 16th thst for the
purpose of winding up au mai tors tonneeted with
the late F011 show, IT, I,OVE, sr., sob. 8,11.A,s.
QT15AYED EltOM THE VaLAGE OE
L./Exeter;
on the Sard, olt, a reati-oulerod
In Hell cow with white bellystrayed from home,
Any ono finding Ole tame will be suitably se.
warded by leaving inforrnation wall Mr, :flies,
Prihr, Exeter, • 58
IIARM FOR S, ALE IN US.1101tNE,
eee 09 1.110 best Avh-eat ,,t -owing to,8
;*nshin ' 1)4Ontario. The farm oompyises smith half oflot
34, ard dosicession. containing 10 ilCreg, on Which
ereoted a good batik barn, Mid a comfortable
ioaltintee, ..Abont 40 antea In good cultivation, tile
Ab41611111illit,,I1Ttt1171(a)(1)iaitillthk'ti )4114iltyltntot 'Irtrf.°11n311',1'
Ater, neecervitte. 17-11.
tekt hone, male or fatale; ti
.areett atillatatilktiatatt. 011913 ti 0 e 1.1r:Vallifripi.(4116';
040 et Week, histy or evciiinft,',
Were brOught ferwertif .01(1 a is retidelit 4.44"4.
the Oonsvties
eravA"i'61)." "1'1144 M'tt1V-2°06wN;E4'
11"!'"' 4 u 1113 C{S611‘Vid14. ai 'SOW Vtsiit
roan Manufae'ro
by our own Buyer,
nity of calling upon tne trOTellialt 4 this section
dors will Imre OUL t.tueful attention.
JOSEPH A.TKINSON ia CO
FARM FOR SALE -PART OF LOT
No. 10, 3r0. con, of Hay, containing 75 acres.
about 50 ofwhieh are under good cultivation. Five
m E
miles froxeter, and convenient to both
church and school. Frame barn, 36x95, good house,
good youug °milord, and splendid lime kiln on
the premises. 55-1m. PATRICK O'BRIEN.
QprIEND1D FARM FOR SALE. --y
Lot 16,1st concession Township of Stephen, ,
satiated on the corner of et, Mary% said London.
Oravel.P.oads, one utile fro& Rxeter, the property
of the late Richard. Balkwill, comprising nearly
100 acre& 40 bf which are which are woods. For
particulars apply to 3". D. Balltwillcon,the premi-
ses If by kttor prepaid to Exeter P.O. 6.13.
BAL
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, FOR
FRIDAY EVG., OCTOBER ±6, '74:
REV. MR. LUND, Essay, -Hagar and her
Son Ishmael.
J. V. BRODERICK, Essay -The Object of
Life.
LECTURE -BOOM W. M. CHURCH. ,
Commences at 7.30 punctually. The public
cordially invited. J. BANTON, Secretary.
,ITAYTEB.-We will give energetic men
V V and women
BUSINESS THAT WILL PAY
from 54 to 58 per„day ; eau be pursued:in your
own neighborhood, and is strictly hunorable.
Particulars free, or samples worth sevoral dol-
lars that will enable you to go to work at once,
will be sent on receipt of fifty ciente. 'k
Address J. LATHAM & CO.)
48.6t. 292 Virahhiugton st., Boston; Masa
R. El. KINSMAN, DEN.J.W.
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residen c e -
Math street
Exeter. Bu
8111088 boll"
Any time in
goodclaylight
Thursday's excepted). Advice ar..e „Parents
ehould call for advice About ohilthou'slirot teeth
as soon as they begin to fail. Work will be aqua'
to that of any other °Moe and warr entail satisfac
tory. „
County a Perth.
1%.10TICE neraliy given that time •
.1. I GRAND PROVINCIAL PLOWING MATCH
District No. 4, under the auspices of the Agrienl-
thrill and Arts Association o! -Ontario, open to all
plowmen in the Province, will tate place on the
Farm of James Rankin. Esz.,
Ou Lot 35, con. 1, Township of North Eaethope, ad-
joining the Huron Road, and about 34 mike mat
of Stratford Grand Trunk :Railway Station,
ON WEDNESDAY, TiiE 28TH OCTOEB11,„.
Competitors from Counties or -Ridings not hav-
ing suberibed $25 to the funds of the Match will
be charged an entraece fee of $ I.; otherwise, ad-
mitted free. All entries to be made porsotiellY.
or by setter, post-paid. to Stewart Canaboll. Su-
ftetary-Treasurer, Stratford Post -Office; on or be.
fore the day of the match,
69 STEWART, CAMPBELL,
Secretary -Treasurer.
.cgottitp
"CAT GRIGG , ,
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Merchant Tailor and.
Ceneral Outfitter.
BIBLE DEPOSITORY
BOOKSELLER it; STATIONER
. A Stock of
Family Bibles, Pocket Bibles, Wesleyan
and Bible Christian Hymn Books,
Psalni Books for the use of Pres-
byterians, Church of England Prayer
Books, Miscellaneous Literature
• of a noa-demoralizing nature,
and a general assortment
OF SCHOOL BOOKS & STATIONERY
ALUABLE
Farm for Sale('
In the Township of Stephen,
To be sold by Public Auetion, on
rrhursday, Oct. 15, '74
at two o'clock in the afternoon, at Drews 'hotel
in the village of Exeter by Mr. Arch'd Bishop.
auctioneer, sul)ject to such conditions afi will
then be produced, all thatparcel,ef land situ-
ate and being
Lot 22 in the 10th Concession of
tephett
in the County of Huron, centaitang 100 acres
of excellent land, 88 of whieh are otearea, wtil
feneed and drained. There te 5 gooa orchard,
and AU abundant tipple, of good water. The
buildings comprise a good heWea log honse.
Frame bard, stote.bailt dairy, `etc. 'I he farm
je it a well settled neighborhood, about
mileS front 10,,xot0r, through whielt the London,
}Caron end Eruee Railway (theinietlito eon.
,traction of whieli is now aseured)will pabs,
told offers s good opportabi
ity for nvestment.
For furtliCr pertieulers,
Apply at the °Mee of
Exeter, Oct, 5 1874,
WKAVING.
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