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front aud the prealierty of the °thee tQ heen eleuted, iota bats nbility and. feassd
the Oknillts`ir t0101. *.) udgment enalileii to represent
The Stristlirey tleee and Paelshill the couatosooy 0Yery eelaitithien0y
tivtfr i)4vt,; moot themselvee, awl should be 1.41,1.0h41,1tekt, We should not
u' u ufUy worliing to the olio Coin forget to niateloti that he is a member
melt teal, kite division 01 the Comity of ott the Fourth Estate, being editor of
etaidleeex prindog a slier) off Huron, tho Owen Sound Times,
otheeoU 110,11140n, auct eo ou, ands. We are aleappointed in net Wane
g theee eoantioe oat of ones Stiatli• able this weel, ltiiD °once the election
ror, Parkhill mid Lendon to he the of Mas Thomes White, editor of the
conntY tonna- Although they work Montreal Gazette, for the Weatern Di,
hand in head to title purpose, they yet von of .Montreal. He stead° a noble
retniel one fereiblY of the days Learly sight in a clivieioo W111011 lidS alwe,Ye
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gone when those wilo hewed out for beet"proverbiallY Grit, buthas bean de-
StattleV Ierm,Y4 ileve stern''ed a themselves heinos in 'the foreS tbi Of fee tea by 59 votes, and M.r. nomas
Canada, osod to yoko ogotbor then. Workman le the lucky mon, M.
two -year-olds " bet bow they did White would have been a great aeqnisi.
alma," So, iri tbis oleo, these two tion to the House and a source of
journals are crowding the matter so) strength to the Opposition. His judge
that like the old Italy who tried to put went on "matters of trade and finance
Ibe PlimPhin i ha Odle iar, we are is ileOepted as authority, ad tieing
apt to think the thiPg frawl, and ea- stvongly opposed to the Government
press" doubt of the eerreetnes8-er the PolieY on these matters, every influence
Ga'te's a017 cetclid admission, that w s exerted., to secure hie defeat, and
so far they " brivc Met With verY little these influences,. we are sorry to say,
eacoaragement." wee eucceseful. He is a Protectionist,
Ise woci to defeat him, a Free Trade Pre-
mier allowed bis opponent to Associate
protection and te denomice the Pacific
Railway and other equally important
weasuree of the 'Govert merit policy.
Mr. Mackenzie was forced to keep a die -
erect silence 011 these gneetiens when in
Montreal, but could expatiate at
length on the broad prniciples of free
trade when in Scotland, and in the
election of an avowed protectionist, who
denounced his fiscal policy, when he
himself had to stand silently by, Mr.
Mackenzie must feel terribly humili-
ated. The pill whfcia "Mr. Mackenzie
had to swallow in vinthally abandoning
his free trade principles eannot be sug-
ar-coated, at all events. It is „stated
that Mr. White would certainly have
been elected had the election not been
held on a Saturday, as that day is the
Jews' Sabbath, and they were almost
unanimous for White. With regard to
the truth of this statement, we at this
distance are not prepared ts" risk an as-
sertion. It is a significant fact that
Mr. White received a large majority el
the English votes, and. shows that the
most intelligent and most liberal -
minded portion of the electors had
more confidence in him and the party
whose pause he espoused than in Mr.
Workman and his party,
line of full cloths IA the, late Sale of
Bankrupt ,stock .1n Montreal. at less
Than half their Waite, We are now
oftetiug ',Ors* ela.es 'artlele 111 the above
line for forty es anis pee yard, worth ot
lortet eelits. 'Pasentendons bargaies.
ts vsendeirl'4,1 how temetiog ready cash
STANLEY Se jERMYN,
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greter rifiraos
muitsDli!-, NOV. 41, 18-75
The only Liberal -Conservative Journal in South
Aaron,
amidow
IN A 50112 OF ,A
Until the present wo have refrained
fram comment. on the action taial say-
iugs of Mr. Gibson, M. for. East
Huron. It was in justice to himself
,tnd to those. be implicated that ' we
hove so lona kept silent, in order 'Clot
the truth of what he was reported to
have said might have been verified, or
otherwise. It was at a public meeting
in Mount Foreet in .favor of Mr. Gar-
butt, the Reform candidate, that Mr.
Gibson said he had had prothised the
support of the Local members fer
Huron to assist hi "putting" safely
through the House o actuate for the
re-divisiou of the County of Welling-
ton, with Mount ,Forest as county
town, if the latter place would support
the Grit candidate. Saws an open fact
of bribery—and 'promised from the lips
of the " honest Reformer"—was so
glaring that it is no wonder an enquiry
should be asked for. Not only does it
affect the person most intimately con-
nected from his individual participa-
tion, but it affects those whom his im-
plicated, viz., Messrs. Bishop and Ross.
With a view to fairness, we made it
iieeperative to ask the member for South
'Huron as to his proxy pledge, and a
halo of astossishenent ht up his every
feature apparently at the idea. His
denial of any knowledge or participa-
, .
tion in any way was a most emphatic
one. Thus was the weight of double.
distilled. truth thrown upon the shoul-
ders of the member for East Huron,
and an opportumtregiven either to
deny the allegation or reaffirm his own
statement. Neither of these has he
80011 fit to do; and now we cannot but
remain under the impressionthat if
Mr. Gibson told the truth at Mount
Forest, Mr. Bishop has committed him-
self to an aet, to wipe away the effect
of which it will require all the parliaa
aleatory dodging, an eaperience which
no me,n can ever poseess, to get rid of.
On the ether hand, if Mr. Bishop is
correct, and we would not like to von-.
tun) an opinion that he wasn't, then is
Mr. Gibson in a still sorrier plight, as
he bas the double act of falsehood and
bribery to account for, Either Mr.
Gibson has to deny with sufficient
proof the circulated reports, or one or
other of the alternatives above reached
must be accepted. Aiaa matter of fair-
ness to those directly interested, to the
constitaencieg they respectively repre-
sent; and to. the Province at large, it
should wet be lost sight of,as, until jus-
tice is done and the guilt saddled' upon
the right person, the members for ends
of the Houses will remain ender a stig-
ma not 'alike auto imiocence. Mr.
Bishop, however, has denied the fact,
if it is one, and thus relieved himself
in a measure of any blame: There can
be no doubt that promises were made
.and inducements -held out to the peo-
ple of Mount Forest, in consideration
of 'whiele the vote was reducea to a
majority for Garbutt, wbile at the elec:
tion preViods MeGo wan had a majority
of abent 37,
COUNTY DIVISION.
Seine- \notate Since we were taken to
'book by. the Seitfortie Expositor for
eonieneenttrks wade with, a view to fur-
thering the divieion of the 'Western
Counties, We were asked to prove, or
seam' to raitlie statemeots which would
bear the weight ef assamption and not
emit aSide any burdee of proof. °To
enable us fully and definitely to lay our
ease before the Public, who in this m -
(stance are judge and jary, we waited
'until opportunity would' render this
practicable. In tlie article to which we
have referred, the Expositor need a very
plitusible argument asatinst the forma-
tion or division of the 'counties, viz.,
that which most intimately,affects the
pock -et and forms at undesired ac-
- quaintance therewith. No better ar.
gnmentagainst the movement could be
presented, but all its deteriorating
qualities are wiped out, when placed
alongside of it ere the qualifyinss influ-
ences of advantageWhich ate rebuttal
sough to convince those .who are ar
eliould be interested that the amount
invested is as so much capital placed
in stock paying good dividends. It is
Well to understand in connection with
this anti -division promulgation by our
contemperary that she town of Seaforth
would probably net stand in exactly as
. good a position as it does at present,
from the faet'tliat the people of the new
county would naturally consider it a
pleasing duty to assist in making that
of which they. torni' a part; one.of the
best comatiesaratnia Province, by help-
ing forward their Own institutiOns and
their owdinovements of whatever kind.
And again; disitur cotem. for one min-
ute suppose ii‘Poesible b3s agitation to
form a new 'county, with Sertforth for a
centre, ail its newly -acquired ideas of
fairness and philanthropy,would be sud-
denly scattered to the Winds. dvised-
ly do we 'speak thus, as who amongst
the essepesiter's reasiere does not know
how arduously it labored at the incep-
lion and during the primitive progrees
of the carrying of the bonuses for the
London, Huron St Bruce Railway. In
factait was to be of extra nelieary bene-
fit to the nothicipalities through which
it, was to pass. And why ? That is
easily answered. It was thought more
advisable to run the line though
Clin-
ton, and put aside the Seatorth scheme.
Those who Were delighted by the arti-
cles eraiimendatory of the, road which
appeared in the Expositor WOO some-
-what surprieed at the cempleta somer-
sault taken byit when the astiole force
of tbe truth of the desertion of Seaforth
fell upon it, Their the road Was a de -
1051011, and the ratepayers were being
robbed. Nose' ther ;those interested
can, without trouble, balance the ians
portanse of the couteuh's very disinteiii.-
.ested artiele witen they know that Serie
forth is not to be the county centre,
Were it geographically situated so as to
Matte a '.divisiou look agitatable, ilo
we feel aesured, would be loet in
.aiming 1) such an end. As it is, the
,ectreine woniti be an iinpracticable one,
SeafOrth Di fain to lint up with
-what it already has, preferring twit to
eeing its neighboring municipalities
Be II- Drts in° 1414 DWavraneeensplainte dining the gradual, I Peneld note the ehange for the
fOrfus the PeoPlo of the extiToUndleg Pealt Week have reached, tie Of the late better eVerY day, so that atter tajting
eoutitry that he ha's waled, a market dehverv or the Tneas itt the Zurich P. to bottle 1 onsidered myself well,
for the u1ohe Of sIpsiuo W.(106, 0, VO aril SOryy to /loom to mention sniis was lasout Aye enontae
ete,, in the stand opposite .1s\lia Janice this, and lope that wberever the faith front the, time 1 eommenced telt-
nielaird'e reealenee, Ilie adeertise, liee, the matter will riseeive the Atwo, ittg the Syrup. A short time after I
went in another column epeolie for ite. ti eu of the itodgervillo and Zarich P. Loa polii3ilierablq trouble, area feelinga
Of. WS., A eeboother informs us that for , 'some of the old symptome rettirning,
TIALLown"nr.----Suoday inst being the
last day of October, the boys acre pre-
vented from practisitg their usual
pranke. Lot it was only postponed,,
feet which some of our business men
became aware of on Tuesday morning,
W1200they Maud their signs miSsing,
mid 0 shoe -elan) representing a -jewelry
eetabliehmeot and nee verea;
TiIANICSOlVINO DAT.---Tlukrsdoy lest,
Thanksgiving Pay, was observed as a
holiday by our villagers generally, the
storee being closed and budoess of all
-Uncle suspended, Shooting parties
were formed by old and young sperts-
men, and other sources of amusement
were found in which to pass the day.
Iii the esening service was held in the
13, C. Chiiroh, when a sermon War; de-
livered by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Whit -
look.
Exeter and itigi1y.
GUY FANIKE8 Suffers to -morrow.
REMEMBER MT. George
sale to -morrow (Friday, Nov. 5, 1875).
CRUEL Joae.--Onr njohist" gets off
the following : "The cow that swallow-
ed a corset the other day is dead. It
stayed on her stomach."
BY reference to advertisement, it will
be seen that Mr. J. N. Howard has
taken out auctioneer's license for the
County of Huron.
REMOVING. -1‘1T. Geo. Kemp is re-
moving his tobacco store to the new
brick' building north of Stanley & Jer-
meet's store.
RECOVERING.—We are pleased to be.
able to state that Dr. Morden is recov-
ering from his recent serious illness,
and. is able to walk around the hotel,.
though he is Lot yet able to be out.
THERE iS some talk of the St. Mary's
Dramatie Association paying Exeter a
visit shortly. This Association has a
good local report, and no doubt, they ,
would receive a fall house if they took
the boards here.
CHANGE.— It will be observed. .on
looking at the advertising Colnirms that
Mr. John Drew has a change of adver-
iisement which cannot help but be no-
ticed, and which should not be glanced
at and then forgotten.
noose Iluair.—A few days since a
N'alnable young horse belonging to Mr.
Thos. Dearing in this Nillage, was at-
tempting to make its `way, out of its "en-
closure in order to accompany the other
horses, and in doing so, had to jump a
pioliet gate which was in the way. Not
being able to clear itself, it was impal-
ed on one of the pickets, winch made
quite an embrasure, but luckily struck
no vital part. So it is now doing
well.
three or fear weeks in suceession lie
hat, not received his paper nntil Friday
evening, when it should hove reaelied
Zurich on the evening previous,
NUM Nleia'ED 1/01101(ElIENT.-^WO no-
tice the Load Commissioner, Mr. Isaacs,
Whitlook, is Making some much needed
ituprovenients on miretreete. Around -
ed plank erossing, raised in the apex
about six hushes above the road, has
been built at I-luemi streetatcross ;Maio
street, and another in front of Sam -
well & Pickard's store, one in front of
Bell's bakery, and another in front of
Maoe'a grocery. Yoang mon with
polished boots, on the way to see their
Duleineas, will not have any occasion
for profanity in crossing the streets at
to this.
Mun.--We rise to ask if Canada's
poet !aureate is at present employed.
In vain have we searched the poetic,
works in our imagination in order to
give full scope to the beauty and mag-
nificence of the " beautiful, beantiful "
mud. A. noble opportunity for a dis-
play of poetic genius is now offered to
any who can manage to wade through
the subject and land safely on the other
side. We take all that back about the
mud. The roads are frozen as hard as
bricks, and the -above was written after
failing to make main street without
getting over the ankles M mud.
POLITICIL .fro TES.
Mr. Paxton, (Grit,) lately unseated
for bribery by agents, bas been rea
elected for North Ontario, No other
result could have been looked for, as
the political proclivities of the majority
of the North Ontario electors are well
known to be strongly Grit,
—Dr. McMahon, brother of Mt.
Hugh IvIeMalion, of London, has been
elected over Dr, Miller, Conservative,
in North Wentworth, a riding which
was redeemed frem misrule in the
7prosper even more than they are at 1 general election by Mr. Stock, who was
subsequently unseated and disqualified
sresent. As the question of prospering for clanking a glees of beer along with
-Las somewhat to do with that of ex. some electors on polling day. This is
Tense, it might not be amiss to gist re- a gain for the Mowat Government.
,ference to an item or two. In fact, The result of the election for the
ether° are but one or two involved. The Local House in North Grey la just as
'principal item, and the one upon which we expel:And it would be, Mr. Creighton,
ioar vaitteeripueary seems to place great tina,. Conservative candidate, being
:faith in ,aesisting to defeat the scheme, bl-ec. ted by a majority of 50 over Mr.
is the cost of the e ounty bnildings, McKnight, This riding, like South
'These areternterised in a Ceurt House, Huron, was included in Mr. Mesvat'e
jail and yegiary when the np. famous geetyrriandering bill, and 115(1 21
proximate emit *6 eac11. iiadividual or er)11 le of
t3wnshiPsslieed inth Piee°8
:ratepayer is plaeed sicle by Side, with the
Now the boys statid aronncl the cor-
ners of the streets, and with one eye
survey the poiutg of a neighboring
horse, and -vial the other seek oppor-
tunity for reflectior .on tlle pretty auk -
1e i exposed to viewlowing to the"nasty"
raud.
' —
Cent a- it 'Thops.-e--& cliange of ads
vertisement from Bissett Bros., too late
for insertion this week. 'We night in-
form our.readers, though, that it will
tell when it does appear that they pay
cash for hides tund 'sheepskins also.
COaSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, GENERAL
DEB1LITY,--=-Oant .—Hypophosphites.
Fellow's Compound Syrup of Hypo-
phosphites.—As this preparation is en-
tirely different in its eombination and
effects from all other remedies called
Hypophosphites,the public are caution-
ed that the genuine has the name of
Fellows & Co.blown on the bottle. The
signature of the inventor, James I
' "Fel-
lows is written with red ink across each
label, and the price is $1 60 per bottle*.
Fellows' Compound Syrup of Hypo•
phosphites is prescribed by the first
physician in every city or town where
introduced, and is a thoroughly' ortho-
dox preparation.
ONLY 60 DAYS.—By advt. in this and
last wee1C's5ssue you will:see that Mr .T.
Fittton hold a grand clearing sale
of the whole of his stock during the
next sixty days, and until the expira-
tion of that time, it is his purpose to
sell everythirg at a merely nominal
figure. Undoubtedly this is a. rare
chance to all who wish to invest in any-
thing in the jewelry line. Ho also uses
it as an opportunity to collect all his
outstanding accounts.
A Weieney Pant.—A few days since,
-
a Young man who, enjoya the solitude of
the country, stepped into BissetCs • tin -
shop, and in a few Minutes waS oined
by a young lady from another part of
" land of waving corn." After some
persuasion'the pair stepped on the
scales, and brought the beam np at 384
pothole. Mr. B. very graciously offer-
ed thenthis first -prize stove and furni-
ture if each could see the other in a
matrimonial light.
,
COUNTRY Spaur..— Within the last few
days the weather has been cold, accom-
panied by a darap,raw,depressing wind.
Tlie consequence is that the forest
trees haye been almost entirely strip-
ped of leaves, taus giving sportsmen a
fair show at squirrels and such game
as lodge in theArees. Several of our
local sportsmen are having fine times
of ,it in the "back woods."
ORDINATION SERVICES.—The other af-
teruoon a most interesting ordinati,m
ceremony took place at Goderich, where
the Bishop of Huron, assisted by the
\Ten. Dean BooMer, of this city, Vela
Archdeacon Elwood and others. ordain-
ed the following rev. gentlemen :—For
Deacon's Orders, Rea. R. Cooper, of
Huron .College, London '• Rev. Mr.
Bland, Corpus Christie College, Cam-
bridge, Englaud. The latter gentle-
men has been appointed by the Bishop
to the mission of Dungannon. For
Priest's Orders, Rev. Thos. R. Dalris, B.
A. of Alymer ; Rev Mr. Woodburne, B.
A., of Gorrie ; Rev. W. F. Gambol!, of
Wellacebargt The -Lord Biehen, deliv-
ered a most excellent address .to the
candidates which was lietened to with
equal interest be, all present.
---
Beenneacies. --We had intended be-
fore, this to have given a oondeused ac-
count of the general appearance of Mr.
Broderick's new store. Mr. B. opened
out in his new premises about six weeks
since, and has secured his old custom
and considerable new. His store is
really a model one, neatness and clean-
liness being striking features in the
general view ; and cheapness and quali-
ty he aseerte are the .chief points about
his stock, and which make it so attract-
ive to the eyes and pocket of purchasers.
The building itself is a three-storey
white brick, squarefront, first storey
having a very high ceiling, *Well, with
the dome that forms it, nialseseit very.
pleasant to look at. in .short, the only
true praise We can give it without en-
tering upon a detailed description is,
that everything is well -kept:
finished the other two bottlee : and flow
eonsider irtyeelf as well as I ever was
tny life, My present weight is 162,
seven ponnds above my usual 'healthy
stitedard. My nerves are good, my ap-
petite good, and general health excel-
lent. I heartily reisorrintend your Syrup
to all peros troubled with any diffi.
enitios or dieesee of the Lungs or Nerv-
ous system, firmly beleiving that had I
not used it, I Would not now be living.
Hoping tine letter may meet the eyes
of othersimilarly affected, and induce
them to use the same means of cure.
I remain yours very truly
r' Hems Corr -n
usisatioria
Fiat, Sunday, the 241h inst.,
about noon, Mr. G. Roweliffe, of the
41h con. 1.1sloorne, lost his splendid
two-storey brick dwelling house and
most of its contents by fire. Mr. Row-
ell& and his wife were away at the
time, and was only informed of the cir-
,. i
cumstance when their dwelling was n
ruins. Nothing was saved, but a few
articles of furniture in thafront rooms.
Lose aboat $2;000; insurauce, $500.
ABOUT PIGEON SHOOTING,—Our pigeon
shooters pursue a sport no longer pat-
ronized by English royalty. The Prince
of Wales and all the Princes of the roy-
al family have withdraan from the
Hurlingham Club; and pigeon shooting
is to be henceforth tabooed in the
British army. Some Aldershot officers
who lately engaged in pigeon shooting
matches are severely rebuked .A lead -
Mg officer writes to a Loodoii paper :
"Officers of the army, of all people in
the world, ought not to patronize so
debased anlainusemeat-if:amusementsit
can be called—especially after the very
praiseworthy conduct of the heir to the
throne."
Dosnenoa GRANGE RATlioNs oF Hus-
EDizootic.—When you see a man up
street junip out of his carriage, tuck
his horse well up in the blannet, buf-
falo robe and nig, walk M front or hon
and examine his non, loolt at his eyes,
and feel of his neck, you can bet that
twenty-five cent bit your wife gave you
to bring home enough meat for dinner
that he's (the horse, not the nian) got
it—tho "zoo." And very few horses
but are at present in this eondition,
, .....—
Y, P. C. A.—The regular semi -in ont's -
ly meeting of the altove Association
*ill be held in the Society's room on
Tuesday evening next. No doubt, a
large attendance will be on hand to list-
en to the general discussion on "tvlseth-
er Shakespeare's weeks are fit to make
seleetions from for readings in tho As-
sociation or no." Doors open at 7 ; to
commence at 7:80 p, m. Admission
for the purpose of converting the Con- free.
, . . i
servative majotity into a minority,
increased advantages theY potieess ,ibirn Had a pure Reform Administration A I*,
„of, then will the peestintipaen ,0,i. evely beet, in yeaseat. whose acts were irro,, /1130tT'OrV,NING OUT.—We have just
learned that Mrs R. A. Leggett of Olin -
el hie "big ;item" arg ument be mule isp. Proachable the tactia of gorrYlnaentleY• tan sate ranted the gouth glip 10 players
Jearent. there 4.43 , , rs 40st ing the riding might have sticceeued sn , i , ,. ,,,, .
Again'' the eat , returning Mr. mAnight to raritament. btilocki, in w, .aush lie, nitenue its 60011 as
. , ie 8 lop 18 completed,
to tart a gen-
' of PIt'Yi"g 61n1418. ilers4 t6s's.' is al 8 at tile Geverninent is far trip° being eral grocery, As he is a practical hasi-
annuntain in the eyea 6f seines , Bat in pure, and Mr. Creighton showed tnarksthorough
„,,
newt man and has a kriowl-
sthe pretient inetanee, aye darniot few it, ed abi tty iii expos ng their misdoings.
. nit , edge of the trade, we intVe tio doubt
Were the matricipalities wlifeh we will It will be rehlellib,ered that Nix. llorn' i„ he wilt arioCipba well, ,,,,,a. thoreforo
.,.. , , as Scott. of St. Viricent, Inta represent- 1 him 1 3 t
4suppoee iti'a
torn a part or the new! • - I, f WO we cotrie o axe er.
s .i .4 ,.. ect Ike' eonstituencv tor a num et o
.
(runt*, mit tfarn or evesecond rate yeara and that bo was rettitired at the ---
sOneSS the, With g0tde degree of force gedrat election in January last ' A otir AG/art.—We were pleasecl t )o
1 ' 1 III
. , ..
irniglit the aresiemeat ise used. As it is 1 protest was eetered against' hie teturii, 'other day to gasp the hand of mr.
t & Cr
dhe t, qtql$1 kip/ it ate oalta ave . ' but on the petition being tried I ,1 li T ' 1 I . a .
mad over, , ie was o n me r, w io earrve home on
,,, in. 03_ ell , , itseti I confirmed iti his flea by ivir, xnstico 'Ilitirsday last, from li's ' trip act th
' vvit-oris An appeel however, w oce ndthrou 11 n's; (')
utny to -loans " e c 0 my tt,t. ; t -err..
•1#40 it il,a646 4•44M0 townships already made agaitet thio decision, and a' fttelel hooadndiaitys in gogod loile.ellaFtitin iepf'lliel 311°Y'
,tbestres_ 1,,e,:g, 0 bplistrijett of die Or pang° in, bench ',cif 313ageg At OsPede Hall re- looks In& and hearty', a‘t'AnigiiVinde.r.rs toe
ti, el 4, talc yinent of offiejala, etti Verseillt, Aar. Seott being disqiialified have enfoyed iiiinselft i it 1 I.
At. Alm eelte time are deharrea "from rwoteenae trivial offence Jilt° thait for ' tstvitYw 'Vie rttther thintittyinth6011gehYtWe alililiel
11, lnfa, t1,1 Pi:v.gil:geif possessed by Norirethh WMorn. t.(8vo°14,31a. was
ri1.188q:oatitifil's°dsutt.-1 ISVII:arri(jedttistir71:e tl'eVhoonaC6e601°Itrinrilefipilliteteile -11fionlot
l;ttleln ratt a OfJ.0 Or rate asSOgelliellt CeSSOr,i8 „Ili evw,y way well qualified to 011 Oafludiatt doll.
BANDRY.—This body, which met in To-
ronto on October 29adjourned for the
morning and attended Divine service
in the various churches in the fore-
noon, The sermons were appropriate
to the occasion, and referred to the
agricultural prosperity of the country.
The afternoon session wos comMenced
by thereport of the W. Master, m con-
nection With his visit ,to the Veiled
States to bring about amiceble rela-
tions betweea the two bodies, after
which the election ofofficers took place,
and lasted until 11.30 o'cloeSt. The
following were elected :—
Master, S. H. Hill, Ridgeville.
0 verecer, H. Leat, Donnville.
P. G. Lecturer, S. White, Chatham.
Steward, 'D.einis Nixon, Norwich.
Chaplain, Win. Cole, Sitruia.
Treasurer, J. T. Bull,
Secretory, P. Page, Front Hill.
Gate Keeper,John
Ceres, Mrs. Dyas. .
Pomona, Miss Whitelaw.
--Flora, Mips Phillip s.
Lady Asst. Steward, Mre. Losee.
TEMPERANCE Mesernra.— On Monday
evening last, a temperance meeting,
under the auspices of the Sons of Tem
perance in, this place, was held in the
basement of the Methodist Church, At
seven o'clock the doors were opened,
and shortly after a very fair audience
was present. Dr. Browning was called
to the chair, which he filled very ably,
calling in turn unoa the choir and the
several speakers and readers. Rev.
Messrs. Gone and Holmes, of this vil-
lage, and Rev., Mr. Benson, of Strath.
roy, gave addresses full of import and
truth, which tended to stn• up the feel-
ings of those present to a deeper work
in the cause of temperance. Mr.
Holmes' address was'thiefly devoted to
the late Prohibition Convention in
Montreal, together with thoughtgamd
comments thereon. br. Irving read
in good and taking style, "Tho North-
ern Farnecr,"whichns ith its humorisms,
kept the audience in a continuous roar.
Mr. B. Swenerton read an essay on
"Cheerlulness." On the whole a pleas-
ant evening was spent.
4*000p14 NiXOn, enng
PoWaie, hoe been fined #,0 by the
layer of $t, Mary's, for asstmlfing*
poor Italian snueieian la a brutal and
cowardly manner in that town the other
day.
At, Amt. 1)4,1l'arne, the other day, Mr-
Deln ittivdiy404094.,0Jt the ot h
foin.
.c4ibeaorrine, sweihoisito,
helping at threehing. Pr. tiande fettra
IleeetwOlui brra°12r:nr. tiliteeltafrisal a:0°011r! 4149
At Strathroy, „the °tiler by, fr.
J. Cooper, who has reeided in the
nrieiglib4g17yar)71;t1al
eedfo 894 tai0)1 e; epbray
lrd
I8s.
Must a his children and. grandchildren
woeLeiy!reeen,t, Ile is stp.d
i, hide an
h
Through the snapiiing of a couple
of iron rods, one end of the new Regis-
try Office at Woodstock was badly
wrecked, one of the archee and the
north wall coming down with a crash.
Fortunately, although workmen were
was
about the building, uo one
as
'Union Mills, a small place a few
miles south of Laporte, Ind, was the
scene of a °Menders' raid lately. About
forty women,. with 0488, hatehetS and
crowbars, burst open the saloon and
utteriy demolished the contents. The
bar, glasses, pictures, widows and
liquor all suffered alike, an d the saloon
is now ruined.
Three of the participants in the mur-
der of four Italians in Denver, Col., re-
cently, have been1Sirested. One of
them, an Italian, has confessed that he
played his harp while 'five ethers out
the throats of their victims. The other
naUrderers are etill at large.
2•11E I'llE
WOODIIAM,--At Woodhaireto-morrow
the fifth of Novenaber will be oe1ebrat-
(4 with all the eclat the Woodhamites
know how to throw into such acelebra-
tion.
1.30sTON CoRNERS.--The naemorable
fifth of November is to be celebrated
by the Orangemen of Stephen and Mc-
Gillivray , at Boston Corners, with
dinner, supper, ball, shooting matches,
&c.
STEP tE./r.
PLACE FILLED.—The Postmaster at
Corbett, Mr J. Fs Macey, having lbft
for parts unknown, has heen replaced
by John Corbett.
C11
Novasmers•—The eleventh month of
the•year now conies upou the scene,
and from the'mood. • in which it com-
mences, give. sits a chilly feelingand
pots ns in Mindof winter. November,
notwithstanding, is hi general M this
country a cheerful month. Ti.10 brown
leaves are in wied rol.V8 by the fences;
the mornings -are frosty, but bright and
braciug; while -we rejoice in the bland
and mellow sunlight of the Indian
summer, softened by the thin, smoky
atmosphere which Voile the distant
landseape. Tbe sunsets also have often
a ruddy glow which promises 21 eenes
of similar days as perfect as the ono
just passing. So the ,early part of the
month goes by, giving ample time for
all necessary labors, before the days
and nights grow colder, and the earth
becomes hard as stone, and the storm
cloud,' give us sneW instead of showers.
Let the proper work of this month be
pushed forward with Vigor, eldelly those
of pruparatiou for wiuter, which must
no.longer bo postpoaed. The winter
brings ivith it •pleasures to those
who are prep:a-ea for it; but suffering to
the improvident and all who neglect IQ
provide agaList its rigors,
Time PLeseteca—During his resi-
delice at Centralia Mr.Trivitt has plant-
ed out with his own hands more than
thousand fruit and shade trees, and
mace of the beauty of this village and
neigborhood 18 isdebted t his taste and
example in this particular. In many
parts of New Eitgland a day is set apart
iu every school for this -laudable 'pur-
pose. and the boys are taught an(1. en-
couraged each one to plant a living
monument to his memory --London
Free
•
A BELL AT LAST. --After considerable
talking on the matter, action was taken
by 'Mr. M. M. Rosehrugh, who went
around town with 11; list and had an
amount of money .subscribed, which,
with a grant from the Conncil, was suf-
ficieut to purchase a good-sized bell.
For his prompt action Mr. Resehrugh
isdeserving of praise, asa bell was
very much needed. The bell 'weighs
ove:r 900 lbs., measures 38 inches in di•
aineter, costs about $140, and is made
at Seneca Falls, New. York State.
Parties who subscribed to the bell fund
will please hand in their subscriptions
'this week to Mr. Rosebrugh, and there-
by save him the trouble of collecting it,
as•the bell is on the road and -will ar-
rive in a day or two, whets it will be
plaied on the lock -pp to make cheerful
the lonely hours for the prisoners eon -
fined thereiu.
Toe B 1
11, olsONS ANIS.---Be OW will be found
a few items of interest gleaned from
the report of the proceedings of tho
last annual meeting of Molsons•Bank,
hold. in Montreal on, Monday, lith Oct.
11 will bo noticed toat 'the lleserVo itt
the, bank is now $500,000, being an in-
erease of $50,000 overthat of last year;
or an increase of ono -fourth the whole
amount of the regerve. This is a cheer-
ing prospect for the Bank, and it is the
taken into eonsidetati
more so, wneu On
18 theAlardlleSS Of tho tiMOS t1,11C1 010
many Batik suspensions duriag the
past year. BesideS the Reserve alreadY
spoken of, thee° is a balance 'at ereclit
of profit and loes itedonnt Of $4,121.01.
The report goeg on to say :—" Dtto al,
lowanee being made for the severe and
lengaeobtinited depressito it' every
bitinich of trade and Trianittactures, we
believe you will share rue satiefaction
511110 tomtit of the'yetti'le htteihees, for
whilst ample provision hag been made
for bad and doubtful debts, the c,ustom-
:try dividends have been poet, Iola tbty
'lioqt has boon incretteed 10$500,000e, a
Mint aqttiValent 1 11l per cent. oti the
etibeeribed capital of the Bank." Mr.
joint IVIolson was elected to sticcood
Mr. WM. Nielson, late iteccaSed, 0.
Presiderit, arid the vacancy iltt the
1loard WitS find by the election of the
flon. D,12. Iviacpberson, of Toronto,
Auother early western settler has just
"crossed the bourne whence no travel-
ler returneth," in the person of Mr. An-
gus Watson, who has just died in East
Williams, at the ripe old age of 91.
Mr. Watson came from Inverness-ehire,
Scotland, over 80 years ago, -and has
resided in East Williams ever since,
He was father to the Rev. David Wat-
son, of Tharah, and alsO Rev. Peter
Watson, of Williamstown, County of
Glengarry.
Ili Telegraph to the Gardner Sewing Idly,'
Chloe CompanYI Illamiltifie : ,
cordeen,Ootobere.2875-rieral got ArstApilins, ,
et
Glengarry County Fair, over the 1gobli2er,10*-. •
boru arid New Yerk Singer. ' :, 3Aatne Mrts110T.,•., •
Dellevillo,.Sopt 30th, 1875-44ot promise Mg
:73 ar i al vo l 'li'l::::. : le oro, P i 2; : el "Kt: -144BWo yh ea te ito:0 lit rif IWPrO41t11: I:: rae n:e:.'
overy other machine.. Great contest.
1
On Tuesday evening of last week the
house of len.. Chas. Matyn, near Fuller-
ton village, was entered by burglars and
about $40 extracted from his drawer.
Mr. Martyn is treasurer of the /Mien
Suuday,school in the village, and the
amount cirried away was the receipts
of a Sunday school festival. It is but
11 short time since his,nearest neighbor,
Mr. Bitkor, was Victimized totho ex-
tent of $10: in tlee .earate manner.
Mr. F. E. Pole, of Mitchell, RS our
readers arc aware, was last Week placed
upon trial, charged with forging the
-names of A. 0. Buchan, Guelph ; Geo.
Norris and Jamee Glen, of London Ana
others. There wee no evidence of the
prisoner's guilt advanced, ad the jury
brosight in a verdict of " not guilty."
Brigham Young was called to answer
fOr failing to cerry out the award in
favor of his wife Ann Eliza Young.
The judgment of the Coma Was. that
the defendant be, imprisoned snail the
ninety-five hendred dollars and costs
of the suit are paid, or released by the
Court. lit accordance with the above
Marshall Maxwell arrested Brigham
Young at the latter's residence. where
he now remain* M the custody of the
Marshal.
On Wednesday of last week, a fatal
acciden't oceurred in the Great Western
yard in London. A drover named R.
Scott, of the sixth concesoion of Lobo,
was on the track looking after' a couple
of car loads of sheep he was shipping,
when a freight train came in. He
moved off the track to let it
pass, but stepping back, was struck by
the engine while shunting, and instant-
ly killed. The body was terribly man
gled, and cut in two across tbethest
Death must have been instantaneous
CONtUMPTION.—Lettor from, Captain
Colin, of the brig" Potosi," of Wind-
sor N. S.—St. John, N.B. May 22nd,
1868.—Mr. James 1 Fellows, Chemist.
Dear Sir: In May, 1866, I was attack-
edmitha severe dry cough, which c.;n-
tinned in harihriess for seine time,
when 1 oommenced, expectorating a
thick, whitish ,substerice, then I raieed
a greenish yellow and slate -colored
matter, then bleeding of the lungs set
10, 511(1 other synaptoms of a veryalartn-
ing character showed themselves. I
consulted the leading physicians in
Philadelphia and other eitiee, who gave
me no encouragement, rts 6113r diadase
wag Consumption. spared no ex-
pense to obtain relief, but found none.
In August I had fallen in flesh from
155 to 186 pounds, and sinking rapid-
ly every day. My friends in Philadel-
phia advised tile to leave the ship and
go home. At home they considered
my ease hopeless, ond wished the to re-
main there and not die in a foreign
country. I visited St. Joho in Octob-
er of the Eiattle year on my way to
Pinta( olphia tojoiit my ship, and Was
advised by ft stranger, who notieed oay
shrunken fOriX, 9.011 ritoking ..0011,411, tO
try your Compound Syrupof Hypophoe-
phitesi and, as 5 drowning man
grasp at straws', I Sit* a ray of Snipe
in the suggestion, and 'procured bot-
tle. The effect warranted a further
trial, and 1 bought a dozen bottles, and
left St. John, and have been knocking
about the Atlantic ev(,r since.
As this is the first time 1 have visit.
ea your city since, 1 feel Under an obli-
gation to let yen know' the effects pr0.
duced by this 3yrup. 1 continued telt,
ing i he remedy regularly. At first tny
appetite considerably lin p rove el,t regabk.
ed strength--tlion Triy 3oug1t gratintally
left Tim, and finally the eitpectOratiOn
ceased ; and although the benefit Warr
C E nirox.
NEW TIN SHOP AND STOVE DEPOT.—
Messrs Shelton kHill have opened out
a tin shop and stove deppt in Credi-
ton, which ,will peeve quite an .acquisi-
tion to the place. We wish our young
friends all the success , imaginable iu
their now undertaking.
r :11.11.1E writ. 1.,rus.
Over $75,000 has been expended in
the town of Kincardine for new build-
ings during last year.
The Misses Strickland, of Oshawa,
took nearly fifty prizes at the East York
and Markham fairs.
A lodge of the Independent Order of
Oddfellows is to be started shortly in
the village of Widder Station.
The medical council is on the war-
path in Oxford, and already two of the
" un -registered." have been mulcted to
the extent of fine and costs. "Dr."
Moore, (colored) of Innerkip was ac-
quitted.
It is feared that a great amount of
grain will be completely Iwo this sea-
son in the townships of Arthur, Minto,
Maryborough, Peel, Luther, Amaranth,
and Proton, in consequence of the con.
sequence of the continual wet weather.
Jessie Borer, a 'young man 24 years
of age, commited suicide in West Film -
bore the other day by sheoting himself.
Cause—disappointed affection.
At a meeting of the District Lodge of
Orange Young Britons, 'held in Toron-
to Wednesday evening, Ont. 27111, the
followimr resolution was pubmitted and
untinianously adopted:—" Moved by
Bro. Prank Lyon, seconded by Bro. A.
M. and Iiesolved—That in eon -
sever -me of a growing and determined
diepositien on the part of certain per-
sons and nettiSpaperate fasten on Young
Britons discreditable aete, which are
alleged to have occurred on the public
streets, both of an insulting Or Violent
nature tewards Roman Catholice, which
in the absence otiproof of any good rea-
8011 for the truth of etch, mast be re-
garded as a malicious fabrication, evi-
dently 'intended for state sinister Or po.
litiestpurpose ; of this charactet a, let-
ter appeared in tho Claim dila) 2611i
tilt., signed *Live and Let Live,' --Re-
solved, therefore, that the ,District
Meister, Bro. Campton, take tile no.
cossary steps to afford an opportunity
to the Gabe Abet otixtre to prove, in a
catirt of jitstioe, thie mid gimitar charges
against our order, or'those who are al'
ked to be members thereof.'
be Bishop of Eaton was at Wing-
htn Fridey last, where he adnionster-
oa the rite of ritifilitination to abont 70
young per6000.
singer, oth
competing w
Oith tile 3,14140eler
.Tilsonburt.et 1L 1875 -First ptrizeri Reptt la
and ers EvnIVrTa,&.fi‘a *,„,
Union Exhi 'ition here over all coraPetitOra
atairsraiew seressawr •
Woodetocir, Oct 3, 1875-1toyal took first prise 01
Exhibition hero over ell corapetitore
Parts, Oct 8, 1875-Have7t3isAltrrlion.fizrWstSPrisvrwth'
Royal at Fair here, beatiag the *sylxiond.
singer., WirmTeas sNiMia
Napanee, Oct 15, 1875 -Royal hae ta,hen first,
price at Fair hero, over singer, Howe; Wenger V,.
and others. 34.11740,BAnaterw
Harley, Oct 19, 1878-007t22 takes first prise At
this Fair for taraily -work .Light Manufaetttr-
wybrmeitimino
These victories conclusively prove that he,
,ntgilt Running Royal is the People's,Favorite and(
the Best Family sowing maohine. The manatee-
tnrers have 1aMly added to ittheFrreateet novelty
eif the, 040, the „Royal tamp`, Holdefi for 111,011111e.
Machines. 'the lamp can never upset nor the:0V
tioil the work, and it ig arranged fe,thitow the-
l14o'work e
1 t onoanyt:o
awrtlIbtynight a
is,s1,4sy, . t
ent71hlia0the- r rA
ti r -
JAMES PICKARD Exeter. -
N. }TOWARD, L10ENED AUC-
• tioneer for the Co of Huron. Sales prompt-
ly attoC1 0 to, and terms reasonable Post office
address, Exeter o tober 4
D E LLIN G OU SE 130E1SALE..
The subscriber offers for sale or rent, a splen-
did one -and -a -half story frame dwelling house,
on Sinicoo st., in the village of Exeter, aclioinIng
iai acre of 1and. Terms reasonable, and made
known on applying to
T. HUTCHINSON,
Exeter p. o.
tf.
Exeter, Nov. 4 1875.
INCHELSKA.
riu /
GEORGE KENI P
HAS
11E1E04 ED
HIS
Tobacco Store t
TO
Balkwilis Block,
NORTH OF STANLEY & JERlitY/q,
Which he has taken for a term of three years,,
and hopes to receive the liberal supporkof. the,
public.
GEORGE KEMI?:,
• Harry lSro-wn 01 Winchelsos., informs his friends
that he eau supply thorn with all manner of reap,
ing, mowing and threshing machine repairs. He
is always ready to meet his friends, and do his
best for them by supplying them with wood of
iron work. HARRY BROWN.
FARMERS,
ATTENTION.
Cash paid for
'Hides, Sheepskins, Scar
10 RENT.
A Dwelling House in tho Village of Exeter. Ap-,
ply to I. CABLING.
HOUSEA good AND LOT l'OR SALE.—
ono -storey frame house, containing
5 rooms; also acre of laud, adjoining the Market
quare, Exeter. On the lot is ttll excellent well of
ater. For particulars apply to ISAAC BAW-
DEN , Exeter. 77-tf. „
001? FUR SALE
11.!he subscriber has a quantity of excellent beech
and maple cord and stove wood, which he wili,sell
ut reasonable figures. L CALLING
AT THE CORNER
One Door South of Drew's
Hotel.
, R. 31.-.1)YAS
A. ELLIS, ,
SurgeOn. Dentist,
has located permanently in Exeter. Outee at the
Central Hotel, 113-11
ISSOLUTION OF PARTNER'
SITI-F--9.`he partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned as butchers has bona
dissolved by mutual consent. • A
I WESLEY BISSETT,
1 WM BALEWILL, Jn.
The business win hereafter he conducted by
Wesley Bissett.
In.xeter, October 12, 1875. , 113-3t
OYSTERS!
Oysters ! Oysters !
' (35 Cents per Oar)
AND
GROCERIES
G.
Store, Post Office Block.
An excellent stock of Groceries and Confection
ery on hand.
CHOICE TOBACCOES and CIGARS..
Sportsmen Supplied with Ammunition.
School Books, Stationery, Magazines
ALL THE LATESP NOVELS.
N.B.-Sewing Machine Needlesof every kind for
sale.
G SANDEIM'
STRAYED into my paemisee on the
ist et September, BON ort two year old heifers'
oue a ionu color, bus on a boil, one white, two red
ratnveititelisit. cede stpootpticoclvoreprd oaii,iodaNyV11:16)Ott.y eq.x`hpee011.7611801'aiict
tut vtrila0y111. tool. JOHN GAIN, lot 1,' .on 1132,M-81'
ri4 Atm 1011 SALE.—T1-IE SUB-
sla scriber offers for sale south hal/ of lot 1, eon
Osborne, containing 50 ELC1'00.. 40 of which are
cleared. Good frame house and 11 frame barna,
30x50 and atlx50. Also stable and shod 18x45 Good
water.1tud frilit bearing orchard, Five miler";
/1:0111 gE0t01'. 11.01; further particulars apply to
the subscriber On the premises or if by -letter,
JAME 8 CAVE Centralia P 0 *113-101
AVA FOR SALE—ONE HUND-
roe utores more or 1088,101 0 on 815 coo.
sbornU, ConLy }Smell, 75 acres (neared, remain-
der in harclwo0d buoh, wolt fol d vitiloadinoraohglog
state of cultivation o
splendid Well of water, train° barn 31k70, it good
collar under, a lOg house, and convenient toadliool
and church.. 7 miles from Inman, 5 frOm Granton
and from St. 'Mary's, on a good wave' roacl:
Terms --$5,800; half down twit the other i0 fiVe or
'seven yours' time13'01' further patticulars apply
to JAMEb SADLER, On the premises, 1.07-tf
,
A RARE OPPOB,TUNITT
All that valuable stook of
Clocks, Watches
.8‘ Jewelry
IAIIM FOR SALE. --THE SUB-
soribnr offere for sale the of lot 3
0011.3, `Osborne, containing 50 acres of exCellent
laud, 40 acres' cleared, balnuee won timbered,
dwellii.g 14(0 80, barn atid stable the prerniaos,
also41 good young ormaird of graft hint aria 11110
ver -failing sming, Distant froin Exeter four
011100. Ver Curtner partiOnlars apply to J. D138
IISZprOprioror, Exeter 10,78-tf,
„i1011 SALE, AN EIWELlitINT
Fillt% being Let g, /4,11, 11kti 0(2)1, Mania-
Vray, 100 sena of excell-nt land, 75 Etats cleared
Mal tinder Cultivation, 18 litres stindnerfaliewad;
balance Well timbered Mid lahend in, A AIWA
dwelling hat,* 8 frone harni4 and frame stable
With other eilthetiges en tjid h6011111305. Alen a
yeungv geenthearing orehard. two Walla of Water
with mope, Distance freinlAdter 0 1>11102,5110
Miles front Uentralikitn atatioM Petkossion
given after:harvest'. ,Ver furthor toirticolart
ep-
plv in an WaltD ONE flo lot 10, Nat, moonfiviA,
or it by- letter to Orediteli 100.11,
to be
Sold Off at Cost
end
LESS THAN :COST
within sixty,days Iran:date.,
(
As the goods have been selected with mai
care and are really good, this is a chance that
only happens ouce„ in a lifetime. Coma
' along then and.
SECURE THE BARGAINS
as the stock must be sold.
Also the entire
Household rurniture
to be sld. This is one d the best ur.
Mailed houses in the village, and'Psr-
ties wishing to buy good furniture can
secure bargaina.
This is it bona fide sale, and atrittily
T4littiersiol'irt rine 7-oo1ave Piano, Weber (Kinesten)
tour round corners, heavy carved logs, a first.
slots artiste. Also one
Ten -Stop Organo
stritleratso itea the best atomha, the rilleee ;
q• Setts reeda, allb bass and imtwoo simpler, *
splendid article for 'a eland), Will 5.'11641-
0130211. All by private side,
THOS, , rirtolis
Vliteter, 01. 240815,