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fin. the iiiliet little viihig(� of Slx�yatai, Ys)'_ 1
xClollth, nave had a owe OiON9,110fit, And
The Pxovineiel plowilag Matelt for fere taking full aatl eentiese of the scope
this district, Wai lied ply: l edlleliflav Of t affords for t=heir ta)I1¢tltive power's. J
last week. The first ; clans men and It appeare. says a col'respin dent,that o,1I
boys plowedon the faint of .Mr,. Avery, vary respoetable and wealthy farmer)
on _tale. ,London heady Stanley,; and tlic who resides near this place, hurl seriO le
second clase amen on the fen of Mr.
1-4-1
Stanburry,,udjoiniug that of Mr. Avery.
The day was delightfully pleasent, end
tho aattendance of the speotatere; yory
large. The ground was in' fail' Oelid%.';
tion, although ia1 some places iltthor
wet. no `work 'done was generally
good. •
.Altogether we eon truthfully state
that' there wasnot an inferior plough-
man on the field, Each ploughman
had some failing, of�.coerse,` and each
excelled in some point.
In the. first class there wore 18 en-
tries ; in the second 22'and 8 boys,.
The following is a list of the prizes take
ers
Mnl�j—I1'IxisT CLAes.—.1st D. Fraser,,
Bluevale, Yeandle plough, $50; 2nd, J
L Courtioe, .Goderich T'p, McTavish
plough, $40 3rd, Val. Otto, IN. East -
hope, Yeandle plough, :fl;;30; 4th Wm.
Phipp Goderich T'p, Dundas plough,
$20; 5th David McLean, Tuckersmith,
Munro & Hogan plough, $15 ; Oth A
Thompson, Brimfield, McTavish
plough, $10 ; 7th Wm. Dixon, Elnan,,
Yeandle plough, $5.
MEN—SEoovD CLASS. -1st W. Dela-
ney, Hibbert, Humphrey plow, $40;
2nd J. Gardner, Hibbert, Yeandle plow
$32; 3rd W. Bell, Tukersmith,' $25;
4th W. White, I'Iibbert, $15; 5th G. T.
McGee, Kippen, $10; full A. Innis,
Stanley, McTavish plow, $5.
Boys. -1st D. McEwen, Stanley, Mc•
Tavish plow, $3f; 2nd Thos. Forsyth,
Brnssels, Wilson plow, $25; 3rd James
Ross, Stanley, McTavish plow, $20;
4th W. MOKeroher, Howielt, McTavish
plow, $15; 5th J. Hoggarth, Hibbert,
Munroe & Co. plow, $10; Gth R. M.
Curry, Wingham, Mulloy plow, $5,
JUDGES FOR Boy's AND FIRST CLASS
MEN.-•JAs. Thomas, Soaforth. ; Jas.
Q) Ferguson, Thamesville ; Geo. Hyde,
S.. Stradford.
C.) DIRECTORS. --R. Gibbons, Esqr.,
Goderich; L. E. Shiploy,,Esgr.,• Fal
kirk ; S. White, Esqr., Charing Cross.
Wm. Yonng, Esqr., Carlow ; G. Ander-
CI son, Esq., Varna ; and W. G. Hing.
CCS ton, Esq., Brussels.
V The prizes were distributer at Mr.
Joslin's Commercial. Hotel, Clinton,
t> where an exesllent•supper waspre par -
'ed for all the 'officers as well as the
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T.:FRLE SdPPI.;rf; .
The Dunkin Bill has been defeated
in the Township of Kitley by a majority
of 40.
It is expected that the Prince of
Wales will lay the foundation stone of
a new Masonic hall for the Freemasons
of Bengal during his visit to India.
A French widower says that when a
Frenchman Ioses his wife it is at first'a'
duty to cry over hie loss. and then it
becomes a habit, and finally a pleasure.
Messrs. George and Isnac .English,
of Omen1,-o, have already trapped nearly
nee thousand nnls1 rats on Pigeon
Lake. They expect, if the wsather
continues favorable, to double that num-
ber.
Some Carleton Place women have en-
tered
rrtered on a crusade against the hotels.
Last Saturday evening one of the hotels
was attacked by them. and a number of
windows smashed. The landlord, in
consequence, had double his usual
nember of customers this week.
objectious to the attentio1)s of a pui)t;
man to liis daughter. The ,Owing gent
,laavingl)eerr forbiddento'enter the dom-
icile of the young lady's parents, it be-
ear en'eeessiu'y on,tbe;part ,,of 'the twain
'to 1Johlrry on thOie correspondence:
theotlg}1 a friend, who in such oasel.
can be l'eadily found, ' Matters had re-
mained lin
mf el In sat quo for, some time un-
til Wednesday, the 20th inst., when the
fail"exile was told by .her mother to go
see child albeit neiehbars who had
been hurt. Fortunately for the lovers,
the grocery man was - returning from
St. Thomas, and upon'meeting his ,be-
trothed the plans were laid on short
notice, ,and the faithful daughter: accept•
ed a seat beside her devoted, and tate
two hearts gay with anticipation were
soon Wending their way to Springfield,
where the two were united in the bands
of holy matrimony.' They are now eu-
joying the honeymoon, and also medi-
tating on'a parent's displeasure.
is EXETER.s,0a31ce,'Caetor, October 25,•
White wiioat ...$O
Spring Wheat 9to to 8 5
.99
Outs h 87 to 40
Potatoep'' ' 25 to 80
Peas
50 to 60
+
14 to I5
'
Butte ..
IEggs''loui per'bbl 16 to le
C00 to 600
ilio is 1`9 to 12
.
Hogs 700 to 725
14 to 16
Tloef 4 50 to 5 (10
Hoa 0 00
40 0 to 50 0
Shideopsluna,.. 90 to 110
1H)1iadApples 1175 to 0 to1200
Onions 75 to 1 00
\\o Lard, 14 to 15
95
ST, MARY'S.
(Reported regularly by A. Galbraith, Clerk)
Dethlwheat, per bused. .,. 98 to 100
Spring wheat ... ... 98 to 99
Barley • 55 to 70
Peas ... ... .,. ,.. - 55 t0 :60
Oats 38 to 40
Egg per dozen .,. 11 to 12
.Buttes"' 15 to 18
Wool 35 to 37
Ray 1000 to 12 00
_ LONDOti
White Wheat, por cental , •
1'rcadwoll
Red Winter Wheat...•••... ... ...••,.
SEAFORTH,
aIlWhen•
primitviheat.: 90 o
A,uta.. •t 0 900 to'1147009505
Basic
6U to
leas.:; 055 to 65
B; , 0 17 to 18
Ebbsutte+•. 12 to 13
• LUCAN.
White wheat 90 to105
Troadn ell.... ....................................90 tel 05
Spring 00 tel 02
Oats . 0 80 to 52
Peas 0 60 to 0 65Barloy.,, 50 to 70
Butter
17 to 18
12 to 13
25 to 025
12 to 13
6to 7
Hay 8 00 to 10 00
Timothy seed , 3 'l5 to 3 50
Clovers el coo to 675
Wool 35 to 15
100 to 150
Hided 00 to 0 00
to 5fork 7 CO to 7 50
1 65 tor75
100 to170
150 to 165
165 to 175
1,25 to 1 50
108 to 1.15
0 90100 92
Eggs per dozen
Potatoes
i,ard
Tallow L
Sheepskins
Beef
GIIANTON.
Deihl wines,t, $1.03 Treadwell, 1 00 to 1.03 sl•ring
91 to 1.01 B erley, 50 to 68. Peas, 60 to 652, Oats,
50 to 31 Beer, 5 to 0.00 Rutter, U e Eggs, s 140 11i fes
ver tb, 'leets. Tallow, per 31, 0 to 7 Shout skins
GRAY'S SYRUP
OF •
Red Spruce Gum
Fon
Coughs, Colds, Bronchial and Throat
Affe.;tions.
At Ciecinnati, last week, a saloon- Prepared from the Finest Red spruce Gum.
keeper placed a lignted candle inside B (De]ioious Flavor)
an empty whiskey barrel for some pur-
pose, and left it therefor a short time.
Soon a customer .entering the saloon
noticed a blue flame coniNg from the
bung -hole, and placed his hand over the
orifice, when the barrel exploded, bad-
Iy demoralizing the room and its con-
tents.
The Cobourg Sentinel says:—" Sev-
eral car loads'of poplars have been
brought in here for shipment to the'
other side, to be used in the manufac-
ture of paper."
While a San Francisco undertaker
was drawing his tape -line over the
corpse of a Chinese woman,; he was
isurlaried to see her roll her eyes tip
at him. The surrounding friends
showed no surprise. but simply said,
"She is deadee by 12 o'clock." 'Tie,
official advised them not to appoint,
the hour until after "Silo he deadee."
Except in cases Of wealthy Chinaman,
who can afford the expense of a fun
eral spread of varnished liog and other
Orientalisms, the Chinese almost'in-
variably hurry off their dead before
they are fairly cola.
Tho sharpers who infest the country,
preying upon the unsupecting farmers,
have concocted another 'new scheine
for victimizing rhepeople. They pre-*
tend tobe o
looking for stray animals.,
One gets a description,; of an' estray
horse taken up by a farmer, and clailns
the horse, giving the description of it
as a proof that he owned and, lost 'it.
Usually lie states that he is a long dis-
tance from home, and proposes to sell.
the animal for much less than its vagi
tie, rather than be troubled to take it
home. The farmer unless unusually
sharp, accepts the proposition and
pays the money, when the scoundrel,
A colo,ed man, who was lately re
susciatedfrom what seethed death, but
was onayeatalepsy, was entertaining his
frfen+ s with the sights leo beheld in the
other world. 'Plenty' colored bred
ren in Heaven I s lee To ' '
t , , Tom ell yes!"
said Torn.. 'And how about hell --any'
down there?'. asked another iutenccutof'
'Oh yes! massa, plehty of dem der too'
'Any white folks, Tom?' 'Lorca save' us,
der: ain't no end on em, but by gosh,
massa, obry white men done got'' a nig.
ger Nordin between him raid de fired!' '
Two tramps forced an entrance into
the new Catholie Church at'Grafton-on
Thursday evening, 15th hist, and lodg-
ed there for'the nighty But before
leaving in the morning they broke Op-
en the carpenters' chests. and took about,
$50 worth of,tools. 'They were track'
ed to`near fort Tope whore one of thelli
was c:tptttred and the greater part of
stolen property reebvered,tlaelcttlpr1t be.•�
ing lodged in gaol. The other' fellow
made good his escape,
Farmers are busily engaged in tit
ei'iring the turnip crop at present', The
frop generally speaking is good, Bo
tatitoes have mostly been telion up and
hothead, and are'tt good, yield.
Sesforth Council has -passed 'a }by -taw
granting a bowls of $10,000to;Dr.Collo
mon, on o0ditii3fa et hie; estebdishio r a
inaehine shop. It is said tho' pooplo
will 'ote;th a •1a' 1 1t
alsamio;:"Soo thing, Espoctorant and
Tonin
Sold by respectable chomists
•
Sc1 Proprietors and Manufacturers,
KERRY WATSON & CO.,
Wholesale Dru(gists, Mont: eel
N 13—The words "syrup:o!! ted spruce Gum"
constitute our registered '.trade Mark, and our
wrapper and labels aro also registered. 1i2 -6m
THOI PSON & WILLIAMS
,
AGRICULTURAL., IMPLEMENTS
loijer and
•':Engine Works
MITCHELL, ONT.
Two -horse power
wood Sawing Machines
This machine has been thoroughly tested and
•given
ENTIRE SATISrACTION
It is supplied with a,
BAND WHEEL
for driving a,
Straw ',Cutter,
Grain Crusher,
Or otlle'r mae]lineIy, without extra expense esc
eopt for the belt.
TRIAL O1'FR D.
All
kinds bl
Farrni.ngl mpleiYlents
Ifepf consta)ttl,' on baud.
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in'fu11 opetstloll,
GIATES
tri
sigosB..' 'allt ereer
Kept at 33issett's' nn. - shop,
Exeter.
promptly r
dto,
Atidaree —
'Cf1OIIPSON WILLIA t1
:NOTICE ! ()TICE!.N
o, Mrt w +.fl's'.
ie tilt* place for ebeap goods, Having bought his fau etoek'troniznatilrlacturere?i' :cash he 'to anrc-
1104 to give. his customers the benefit, by selling thous at such astonishingly 1O x prie08 that pvo*•.
t ( 61c st Caix';?n.0 don't liesitl,to to bu; .
4-notlookt Winofes pain trona 8,ets. s o. String and cheek, 15 o'no18 ots„ worth 25 conte, Dund e
a
b41,09,100,7 ptaltdozvta. I?riett4 at_a>1 pr1Ag7up4t in groat variety, ,adios' reit Skirts tr4111.A4 1112,.;
TAILORTN•G DEPARTMENT.
C. 55. W. paging a tret•clasI Tal,ior,constantly on hand, is prepared to make 15en's and Boy'
CLOTHING , AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
Full Twee¢ Suits, $10 pp. Gents' Furutehings a appoialty, ,
BOOTS & SHOES,
Now is the time for cheap boots,- man's Kip, only $2.45; Stogae, $2220; Shanty, $2.10, Woman's,
boys' and Children's; an 1 11
t ons a fullass
Yo � e
ots more of that good Toa at50fate .per 1b., worth 621; just tuft, White .rushed sugar, 10 lbs for$1.
Another lot of thoso latest 'English and American styles of Hats and Caps.
PAINTS, OILS, HARDWARE AND COAL OIL ALWAYS ON HAND.'
44.V• The highest price for produce in exchange for Goods
0. M. 'RTE31313.
TAKE NOTICE
All parties in-
debted to T. Fit-
ton, either by
note or book ac -
account, are re-
quested to settle
their accounts
within 30 days
from dale. After
the 3Oth of Nov.
.all unsettled ac-
counts will be
handed into court
for collection.
THOS. FITTON.
Oct. 27th, 1875.
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ROYAL SEWING MACHINE.
Ist. If you want first-class Machine, get the Royal—for durability, strength
and finish unexcelled. -
2nd. The Royal is the machine. It will ` do allkinds of Heavy and Light
Work with the greatest ease, as long as; you please.
3rd. Not Liable to get out of order, easily worked, with very little noise in the
House.
4th. No agents employed, consequently' the price is placed at a''figrrre that
will suit all who wish to invest in a • first class machine. Don't be :.deceived.
Call and inspect for yourselves.
Lastly. BUY ONLY THE. ROYAL. 'Now is the time to secure one of
those machines. Can be seen at the Showrooms, . Pickard's Block.
! " Satisfaction Guaranteed, or No Sale.
111.1y.
JAMES PICKARD,
'' `, Exeter, Ont.
11 NNOi S W C P THY...
CENERAL SEWISTC MACHINE AGENT
A ASPLTNDID assortment always
on hand. !Any
'hind furnished to
order.
largo assortment oNeedles and othor
Furnishing's kept in stock for every kind of. Sewing ma-
chines. Machines Repaired, As have bad a long experience with Sewing Machines, and understand
ahem thoroughly, it would be an advantage to thoseln,,want of ono, to ptircbsso itf am me. All .or,
dere by mail' promptly'attonded to. Huion-st. one clbor West of the Comtnercial Hotel,,,.
CLINTuN, October 14, 1875. 111-m9.
TELE x , H. & B. R. IS COMING
And we aro Still Ahead
and have opened otit'the
rJAGEST, 01-11-11 AP ST tS5 T3 ST
stock of Goons over brought into Exeter,
Of Everything in the General Lune of.13usiness.
'conslatiug 'of
C
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Staple & rl�
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rarityDry7C
o d 1`t
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.rQr o; lot in
aentsHats i Cups, dStpots Iloii a rttraii:S11ir1(la,11'ardwarec Groeerios, hoots
and $llCed, Stationery, VVatill PaptrS, Otoe1Se1'S' atnl. Cllla0wltto°,,,1atdilt Medkcillsgtet3l.4 itOi
l have niso secured the services of
MR W r. IVES
of ilowsrlativzl1t, lata of le conte, 58 lilainigcr'of xa1y Clothing Iiopartiaent, Al! 'n' si k sent telt
by hint guaariinteed to be OSSOnd try 110130 in the 1lormtrion, Petit hutting a epeeinlity. All
pentons faboring.us with a'call Will Ind the 'goods and prions right, lltrnotxlho6, this is the,
piano to got everything yon want at low prises. - N. IJ.—Ail kinds of lt`ata`m..k'rentice talon in
tilitthttiee.
HENDEfl0N,if WHt,TF
SVCG SSGRr"TQ CI, 11. SNIT/1,
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are Allowing lronclerfui value in
O V E Off. O A T S.
IN M N
la S AND 'BOYS.'
ALso
Wincies,Flazinels, 3lack.Los-
tres and, Idierinoes
Fresh stock of hoots .and shoes,
"CHEAP A S EVER,"
MEND/31180NaRt" WHITE
Sn000350r8 to G. B. Snaith.
St. Mary's, October 22, 1876.
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NOTICE TO TRESPASSEltti ON
THE CANADA COMPANY'S LANDS ,
I hereby caution all persona against cutting ear,;
removing timber from the lands of the Canada
Company, as I ant authorized to pros,toute ali.
trespassers with the utmost rigor of the law.
JOHN ePACRMAN, -
w ' ' Timber" Agent Can. Co. .4e,
•Txeter, ?fay 19 • ' ' t' 89itt.
& S. GIDLEY, EXETER, CA -
eel • IMINET-MAI{ER & UNDERTAKERS, take
this opportunity to inform the inhabitants of this
and surroundipgsections that their New Hearse
e now completed, a 'd they do not hesitate insatr-
irlgg that it mono of the best in this western part.
Orr. UNDER'T'AKING Department, as heretofore,
will bo found iu a very efficient condition.
Collins—plain and "ornamental,— also, sbronds,
etc' Funerals furnished ori the shortest notice
and iuost reasonable textus,
N. B.—A good assortment of FURNITi7IU7 al-
ways in stock • -Auguat28, '74'62-ly
T 0' T' Tar E Y s
And Stoolfi flreedera
W M SWEET, ; V. S.,
Uraninite
of the
Vetere.
hairy
Ontario Flims '!' College.
Has removed Ids, office to',0no door north of o.
1lacrort'e harness Shop, flue nearly opposite John
Tinsmith Shop. veterinary Medicines al.
wa s,
on end Culls ro t1Y
attended to.
Iorsoaoxariinod
al otheir
i souudueal
Attttu t2eth; 1873.
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01.50 per ebnum, liayablo strictly fta titivates
Na aubseription taken for les$ then 11x, montbp.
h,4'1'E 0.%li)l'x'.ii'�''.l ,L10.
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Mit trifiilt86gttentinsertionp1br.linty 'zv;
Atlt'83 tlrlonu 018 of et, ay4tl'4attte, at ticlooioiit Cr
&e., 001 coocllog, t.e s hies—first lnontli
t1.00;0001SubSequentlnofftit r0conta.
N(Aloes of births, ruarrie gel s and deaths inscrte
Attt'ertisernonts tvitt,ont ariecfle eiireetion$ 1t'111
3,0 ir0Ncrted till forbid, linrI purged accordingly,
Ativertisernenta to, be, me/untied by a shale of
aolal rtonperset,
1 l+«f 1Z1,1' :
Cl!o following veto's will are' charged MI- y01t11y
M tl Vertia3elnentS:•_. •
ovt 'a 1 iY 6 030 3 800
(le tun, tee