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TeleeTapit to the Gardner Sewing Utt-
eilline Company, Hamilton.
Coro -wall; Oetober2, 1$75-1toyal got first priz
et taiongarry Clotintv Fair, over tile Webster, O.
l'oll" 4241 Ne‘ir rOlVSing(1r. ,TAA'111s11117,120t.
BOkrill°, $opt 80th, teis--oot first prizle on the
l'l'oyal at Fair hero, beating Wit eelel'&11, ant and
hvery other fnaohino. Great contest. '
" atictsui denut:Tr
_
• Brookville, sept 25, 1870--noyal to oli first prize at
linionville, competing -with the Wheeler & Wdsou
Sinner, and others Evsnrre &E.1,0.4111titt14
. Tileouburg, Oct 11, 1875 -First priZe for Royal at
Union Exhibition liere orot all competitors
_ lf4wrnnw sruwAur -
Woodstoes, vet 6, 1873--Royttl took drat Mize at
E%llibition here oyer,all e=npetitors
i Afut
clrtw
es.rkivOrr
aris,, Oct 8, E3771---dittve taken first prize with
Iho.-4,1 at Fair here, beating the Raymond and
WntaAltt stabuit
t.panes, Oct 15, sete-uoyat has takein drs1
1) at Fair here, over sirger, RoUtiV
e, auzer P,
t th
oers, XABIBK1,34antain'T
Oet 18, 1876 -Royal t akeS first nrize at
t Fair for tainflY work aud Light Zranufactur.
WtraitAt,t =noun
Those victories conclusively prove that tb
Jigii Running Royal it) the People's Favorite an
toe Best r aunie sewing =nobble, The mannittl
turers have lettely added to.it the greatest novelt
t7i tho age, the Royal Lamp liolder, for sewin
ines. The lamp can never upset nor the pi
Coll the work, and it is arrangod to throw the
light on any part of the work, enabling the o`pera.
bre to work as well by night as by day, sOId by
JAMES PICKA.R•Di Exeter.
ke.ewwwwwww.
ORRESPONDENCE.
* Whiteout. columns are open ter dis-
*
esison, we do not hied• ourselves respoueiblo
for the opiuions expressed by correspondents,
Ma. Enerean-1 did not intend to
have troubled you again, but as Afr.
•Simpson declares that he is not "-Jets-
title," nor has he any knowledge of
who he. is, I will betieve bine, and shake
- hands with him on that subject ; but
not on the other portions of Ms letter.
I still retain the opinion that I am
right, and letters in ray possession
pray:init. Did Brown & Clo. tell the
Crown Attorney that Frank Simpson
wanted, to fight Gill while he had Pront
iTL cuitody? Did they tell him that
Frank Simpson had a lot of fellows in
Zurich to mob Gill the same evening,
while. out .serving a summons on the
patlimaster. and that I bound him to
heep the peace, and many other things
I could •mention ? 1 think net. lie
says Gill oyerstept his duty. ,I ceamot
understand steel' nonseuse. If a pris-
onee refuses to go, he is obliged to no
force. Mr. Simpson told me just after
the affitie took place, that he thought
Gill too fast, I fail to see it. The
general comedian t is that uonstables are
too slow ; hot this ha.ppened to be my
ton, which made ail the difference.—
And as -for Gill maltreating Proet, it
sv1s Simpson maltreating Gill, co ward -
like, while he was on the ground hold-
, in Prout, which I think he will find
out. This is where Simpson feels the
sore place midgets mad, and then vents
hietspieen on me. nPle Rays that our
pockets hate been touched ---which
tot so ; bet that is not any of his-heel-
nesstif it had. I can assure him mine
bas bot, ;Rid I can also assure him that
his hes, and not very little, and the
end is not, yet, which he will liud =eh
greater, which I shall not trouble my -
'
self with. As regaeds my boasted
*calibre (silly striff,)I know not what he
means, if he ineane anything. As a
-Magistrate, I can tell him that I can
'walk alone and without a Co. or a Dep.
tity, but should Itevant a " critter" of
that hind, I shall not go to Zurich to
look for one. Efe says Melva had no
interest or motive in the case. I think
that every person at the court iu Exeter
/mows better, Mr. Simpson included,
for it is well known that Brown began
'the dirty scrape by making a receipt of
two dollars paid about the 24th of June,
and a certificate for road work done
about the 12th of August. How does
SiMpeon mem:tile this discrepancy ?—
One or ..the .• other must le infamously
false. How. a Reeve of Brown's stand-
ing could make out such papers os
money, paid and work done for two days
labor or one man, I cannot make out.
Either the ennney WLIS not paid or the
twirl: not donee and at •thestrial it was
proved that neither one nor the other
was:done ; and after that Afr. Simpson
seys that Brown had no interest or
motive in- the case, (shame, where is
thy blush ?) when this was the incep-
tion of the .case and the groundwork of
the whole rascality end to cheat Exeter
out of only two daltare poll -tax, lit do -
hags for ajustiee of the Peace. if that
Was his doing offthe Dolmen what wli
he do on it. Simpson says Wet the
tustiees "in the Province would_ have
done whet Brown did, If so, I suppose
it account:, ;for what I have heard as a
reason for there heini u o jack 11.5808 in
the Provieen that they were all made
magiStratee, but supposing his miser-
tibn to lee tree, why did Mr. Love of
Hay refuse to sit with Brown on the
case, I am :credibly informed that he
told him to his face that he' °tight not
to have taken the eaSe, and wheil ask
ted agninehe fiatly refused to have any.
thingto do with it. I feel aseured that
Sixoson thinks 1 persuaded
Gil to ,irdietPreut and Simpson betote
the Grand Jury. 1 can assure him I
did net, it was two Magiitrates in God-
erich told Gill that it was the best
way. I was not there at the time, nor
how anything of it entil after-
werds, so much for all the magistrates
,holdiog with Brown, (Green wohld be
'better) As for Simpson accompanying
Erown, who has no son in a scrape
ee
there, 1 lio not, intend to nits wor ony 1 eoomod to depend, ttitt.$110 ootd nOt
3U,n,0 11,,m * 1.11 t wales iiiiwss oonlvel„ eparo time for 11/0(110111 t1',.'4111,1021t, A
lo4. T. (1 ki0 wets 503 voyage fitilea raitirely to procure any
_.. change for the better, and 'he fiat of the
TO the Editor of the PASS, illgilefit, idethedi antliorities Abroad eel/.
neee sneen wa,4 6urprieed to see in you ' . 6 . "1 , , t f . 1
XSt h51,16 11 totter ftoet Mr. Chitty, ,t, p„, in ,44kme" hot,w,°'ono ago. on
answer to my eonenenleetioe,00ncernieg Gill's nor to terrible 01)erationi thn
ouse, what Afr, (litlioy gets co mathy about, or which atarlea $7,171711er Anhui
indeea, why be 11,1iXOS. OA /LH, h, X WOUld YPII' for the seine dieeinte• W mall
ti1,111i3cedc.1 6,41181(111;b0 tr: a.' til)leo rt:Sttor:81,3,t14e ' olf)ertillig :le the hurtling of the fleet' of th
Ile 1,0°1,111,01as te ,,tastitic„ tut] from from the neck "down to the wtti
dranned
ettnie of
it'd to
feature
e back
et with
•fts
of AP'S.
Greeley
attend
Greeley
Yorker
re was
th he
gli the
rigid
ma 0,
\ as
t i
r, fill Li
n. Ball
marked with tt pelted, tILO lillO the iron
was to folThw rn: either side of the Blithe.
Evety touch of the petted eeet a thrill
througli the frame of too poor v3eliin.
but the Profeesor had scarcely ended
making the pencil marks when with a
flash the iron was applied. It was
dreadful, The white peiut 6eraned to
sigh; an inch into the quivering form,
end it was all over. The doctor eeid
it was a wonderful exhibit of nerve.
while his who)0 4)ttor is e )4malignaad tisane " 11,Qt irOUS, The l>peratiqn
of suite and falsehoods, Re wilt ItaYe to noel: formed en penis ie 1110 preeenee
liktef. watelL over, yovg-ir1e 01311 ,110 has wok:toil) tut— ,efies Gab
heretofore done when perh pc he wilt be able "
to Ana reit who 'is t‘J'Abtitio,,), Ai peetonigie and the
seems far astray, 1 hope in future 110 will itig Afise Gabrielle
eeyer let the cause of justice suffer, rto Matter also writes a letter 10, le'eet
what the hunen of the presellng In.,ogli4ratg) in 50710 she says : "Poor Cla
may be, eepeeially abee frieed enieut :tatter 0 sit ne ow 0 .1a
through bie nueleety. With Brown'saf- , obliged t i 1 1 1
fairs 1 baya uotbing to elo ; eau, think,talp nueli harea, ana she wee t throe
ease of beeeeit. But even ens °idlers. bul- operatiou with her foee mile and
1"3.112g aad boz04st 1188 folloa to °01"'"'ll'ae as marble, Dr. Belvie :it his fu
that Gill did not withdraw the case, just be-
calm° lie could 1),(4 mil, and that it was ),,ett,,, and, tno t:o3triug the flames Olt
,,to stop tilnU put on more costa, for no doubt to neat tue irou to a white heft
ire ',aid the eostsebotigh Mr. Gidley would wish few seconds Was dreadful to h ea
to make people believe it is "false." all while this was going on, Profess
very well to get up oases of obstrnotions ,on
sidewalks, horses loft untied.; etc., ete. Their
united •svisclom can manage such things ex-
tremely well, ne doebt, but they have got to
learn the difference botsyeen eitioient panic
servants, and meddling busy bodies, as the
patent/81c in their neigllborhoOd have long ago
1 remain,
Yours truly
‘ijuswisnA
The above was crowded out laet week.
THE tATOKOO AND THE (.1l La-WM=
To the Editor of the Beater TIMES.
grand similitude may be
shown te exist between this extraordin-
ary bird—the cm:two—and the gran-
gers. This specimen of the feathered
tribe is sometiMes called the bird of twe
notes, and very justly, seeing its song
is eornposed of only two notes, " mak-
Iwo." It is also migratory, remaining
only a few mouths in each year in the
British Isles, and is foreign to this part
of Cauada. Although it has a grave
Plumage, appears very itiofieusive, end
latent forth it* soug iu a very pleasieg
The body of au unknown Meal; Wilda:-
lug a light tweed suit, Wa9 10117161 011.
the sand -banks neer Wellingtou, on
Jan, 2 !so His pockete con ialued
pen -knife 'and a ten cent pieee. 1-1 e
supposed o have committed suicide, as
a revolver was 18 one hand. The body
is very much deemenaised.
The Coultor Wiwi, about six miles
front Bobcaygeon, teas destroyed by
fire on Jan.,21st. The 1110)4105had a
narroW escepe, the roo f fdling beitme
wee discovered.. Nothitig hared. The
origio of the fil'o is aufinown. Tue.
buildiug WO'S 1118 tired.
melodyitoverfbelase, 11 je possessed A girl of 17 named Maggie Campbell
of very lemma . lopeusities. Nam- was to have been innegied in the R.
alists inform as that it makes predatory 0. Church, Port Dallonsie, last Wed-
nesday, to a young man teemed Cos-
tello. A large crowd assembled to
witness the ceremony, but the bride.
groom I Had levan ted
It is reported that over a hund
schools are %want in Prince Edw
I212,11d, owing to tile want or eteacli
Here is a chance for the oversaw.;
mark et of Onlario.
Mr. Wm. itleCosh, of Pine River,
lately kilted a flitted cow,•rind on open-
ing her stomanh, imagine his surprise
to find in it four 21 inch nil-. The
head of one of the nails n•ae fast -in the
coating of the stomach. The other
three being loose end perfectly free
front corrosion.
The jury in the ease against the ri-
oters retired at 10t40 a. m. and failed
.to agree, until s4:20 p. in., remaining
out of the court five lunars and ferty
minutes. When they canto in they
piffle a verdict of "guilty" against the
following ten :' T. Noble. 'W. Patton,
S. Woods, R. Simpson, W. Mat eteey,
W. Corcoran, P. Sheehan, W. Long.
heed, W. Newell, S. Kntrus, and of
"not guilty" against the eext five : H.
Beckwith, F. Johnston, D. Petersou,
J. Shea, and G. Hare.
excursions, takes possession of anothei.
hied's.neet, sucks the eggs, and deposits
its own therein, leaving themto be
hatched by the other bird, for it never
builds a nest of its own. What a
strange bird is this cukkool Now let
us contrast the 'sate of granters around
Liirkton, who engage in traffic, with
those of the cuckoo, and the similitude
will. be clearly seen. The trine the
grangers'. harp coneists. of (like that ot
the cuckoo) is only Mee notes. " buy
cheap," in order to enticapeople to join
their rauks—a tun e very pleasing to a
person who wan le to .purehase goods.—
The grangers have taken illeg,41 posses.
sion ef Blenshard Agricultural
(like the cuckoo which takes possession
of another bir(l's nest,) and uses it as a
store for their goods. 1 Imre been in-
formed that they have borrowed 'under
Anderson Sehoel House on the, third
liue of Blanshard, and are fitting it up
as a erange state for their goods, there-
by taking .possession of rehoof property.
A ?lurch in another part Of the town-
ship is also oecupied by them. " Cus-
tom to Whom enstom is due," " Thru
shalt not covet," are Divine commend's,
—strange holy grangers Make ligait• of
then for filthy lucre sake. If grangers
'Would acelike men, build OT purchase
storehouses, pay the lawful municipal
tax on their goods, no person would
speak • against their acts or comnare
them to those of the cueskoo:—Coer.
[Our Granger friends may reply if
they wish] .
tr *et 4
Her Majesty, by and with the ad-
vice and coneent of the Legislative
Assembly of the Proviaee of Outario,t
enacts as f: flows :-
1. The function of the Comma of
Public Instruction are hereby suspen-
ded, and all the nolVers and duties of
said Councilatow posesees or may ex-
ercise by virtele of any statnte in that
behalf, shall devolve and are hereby de-
rived upon the Department which
shell consist of the Executive Council
Committee thereof, appointed by the
Lieutenent:Governor; and all the in nc-
done and duties of the Chief Superin-
tendant of Education are hereby res-
ted in one of the said Committee., to be
Dominated by the Lieutenamt-Governr,
and to be designated nitlinister of Ed-
ucation ;" and whenever in any she tute
by. law, regulation, deed, preceding,
*natter, or thing, the term "Conned of
Public Instraction" or "Chief Superin-
teudent of Education," (as tho case
may be), or the like signification, re-
spectively occurs, the sante shall be
construed ann have effect as if the term
•'Education Department" was substi-
tuted therefor respectively.
2 Thet said office of Minister of Ed-
ucation, may blt held by a member of
the Executive Couneilholding no other
office and notwithstanding any salary
mat -wiled thereto, he shall be capable of
being elected, and sitting and voting as
a member of the Leeislabive Assembly;
or such office may betleid in cotinecti ,n
with any other office held by a mum -
ber of the Exeeutive Connell; and an
of the powers and date i of' the sat
office iney be assigned for a limit°
period or otherwise to any other of th
members of, the Executive Council
holding oily other department office, h
name or otherwise.
8 In caee a member of the Executive
Council holding >Any one rthe five de.
dartmental offices established by th e
sixty third section 01 11)0 British North
Anaerican Act of 18(17, and being at
the same time a member of the Legis-
lative A.ssernbly, resigns his office, and
within on month after his resignation
eecopts the office of AIinieter of Educe-
tioh, he ahall not thereby vacate' his
seat itt the Legislative Assembly,
unless , the Leda! Adnlinistration
of which suoh 11 petsin was a
member shall have resigned, and in the
'0311 that to the imr8° mar- liotervat 8not? Adminietretion shalt
ines) )sat) assertion I cannot with all
any boasted talibre swallow, Why it
wotild taketan eigh ty, Ode ton gun to
take it in,, partietilarly as Simpson had
to go to Zurich, to got Mine 'which hp,
Veare to.be the true version. Mr.
Siinpsoe says that I 'titled srairriloue
Ittignage and that I told a tissue of
liee, I know that Simpson andl300w11
told the Crown Attorney lies, or tit
least garbled the truth, whien Drown
-
understands, for when C4111 told1)18
Version, the Crown Attorney told him
Itliat they had not told him anyef those
things (how about voracity), Simpson„
„has thrown Out diltra tthout Gill, Lot
Ind tell hitt the,t he ie rate of the beet
,constables in the county, and lie can
get the best te191117107th118 flTdal the
Jrowoi Attorneyt the Sliorift 011/11 all the
tottefehlee itt Graletieles nett the .Poliee
112 fLindon,Anyth)ng iSi1te earl' Bay to
the eottrary notwithr5(3al)ding,, As for
th8raeter-8irrip8on had Vetter look
14
80 have occupied the said ()Moue ; ot
itt
ease an ch.' membee Of the Executive
Ceuecilis appoieted to hold ',the said
office of Ministot of Vidueatien eddie
tion to �i' in connection with one of the
said five Departmental offices; hsh
e all
not thereby Iratate his seat in the Leg.
islative Assembly ; and in any of the
said caeein any Ineteafte or change int
ernointnent arising from the said °trade
of Mitiletor of Edneetion shttli not dati$1)
any yawl noy, or rentter re-electidn
necessary,
A Tv:Amara; StittowAr, OrniuttoN.--
The tvondtirfuI surgical operation per,
formed ell the person of Clara Mollie',
the woll-known Now 'York ettdsg,
Paris, is det9eribed in a letter frotn a
friend ofthat Iadv. [Wee Motile' disoftee
was curvature jf tho spine. Three
years ago it conld,probahlyvp Lave been
arrosted, but it was 01014130 ill her pro.
M881811 had %port Si16088 iu nut:not-int-
; ploriti of f Oolrt for tnorafty itigihany obstitoltt hoe 'whole Attoto
r ed
arci
rain
Jtcd
A. fearful affair occurt•ed qn the ice
on Thursday night near Lapeairie, itt
the afternoon three men Honed Pas -
quiet., Odle and Lauf:go:drove over to
Lapragie from AI uteetil and weult on a
spree. Cole and Lamm: were -left he
hind by Pasquier. who cleave off vio-
[rattly. His horse dropped deed a mile
from ehore, and.he, after attempting
to dreg the sleigh, gave out. and wrap
ped hiniself in robes and stayed, ail
night. Lemere foolishly attempted in
his drunken condition= to follow PLS.
gUier on the ice, but was overcome by
the celd, and was found frozen to
death rile next morning, about a„ltalf
mile from the horse. Pastinier escaped
without injetry, owing to Ids being itt
the sleigh.
WORK DURING SLEEP.
1(3 110,S fret/del/fly happened that
studious men have done really hard
work while alseep. A stanza of excel-
lent verse is in priut which Sir John
Hershell is said to heve composed while
aeleep, and to letve reeoilected when
lie woke. Gothe often set down rat pa-
per durinn- the tiny thought i anti ideas
which had prosonied themeelvee to him
during the preceeding might. ,A gen-
tleman dreamed one night eteet he was
playing an enth.ely now game of eards
with three friendy ; when he ftwelie the
strticture awl rules of the 110W mime;
as created in hie dream came into his
me m o ry, a ud he fon u d titti 80 wginj-
008 that he oftou ttfierwartle played
the game. A cese is known 101 whieh 11
gentleman composed s.n ode of six
stauzas and set it to inneic. Tertion
the celebrated Italia!' viohniet, coui:
posed the "Devil's Sonata," in a
dreatn. Lord wow: yonth
at college, fond hiniself one evening
uuable to finish_ a piece of Latin compo-
eition which he hied endertalien ;
110
went to becl full of the subject, fell
asleep, fit:lett:A the Lein in his sleep,
remethbered it next morning and was
complimented ou the felicitoas form
whieh it presented.
aeees-ereseereetteese.
U.OiftIRiiTS
834 Z L'Illee,Tileter,Jan 27 1870
Wall° 11/0e1
ng Ntrbety6
Ott,t2
Potfttoofs
P622
020
nutter
VIOur per bbl. „.
Bran
Shorts „.
flogs
5800pe1(1n14...
.. . .. 10 110 to 12 00
1/ric8 A.Jlpba ... . ..„. ..... 1 '70 to 00
.... 7g to 1 00
14 60 14
Wool
. . .... 50 to 1 61
to 50
$110 to 9 9a
88 to 91
80 to DO
2,5 to 80
60 to 62
JO to 19
31 to 10
100 to BOO
12 to 12
14 tO 12
675 to 700
400) to coo
450) to 4130
60 to
SU'. MARY'S.
(Rape fie() regularly 'by A, Galbraith, 01 ark)
Deihl Wheat; per )stisaely... 90 to ill`
Spring -wheat -. 00 to 08
. 50 to 60
Potts .„ 00 to, 69
Oattt , „), 80 to 81
Egne, Per dozen ... „. 16 to VS
Ratter „. 16' to -17
... 1160 60 12 00
LOND oN,
WhitWheliti; per touted, 000) teill
'1 r,tre6 n 155 1 68
Red 'Winter Wheat- 1 50 to 153
Spring 'Wheat- 155 to 105
, 114 tot 60
1 1860 1 9;()
`t *S0160 60
rall'Wheat
guying wheat„
flaIc
bluttho
SEAFOILTIL
8000) 89
0 80 to ea
500<1 61
6 15 00 (13.
"White wheat
00 to 02
40 to va
vo. to 92
)1) SO to 82
0 60 to Q
3<, to 00
47 10 le
Edge, per dozen . 10 to 7.4
te,0 86
11(1)11 18 to 14
Tallow.. .... 0 to
1300 to 10 00
Timothy seed, ,„ , 0 25 to 6 20
()lever )74)651 , 6 00 to 0 70
35 = 55 '
SI 'OU to 30
Beer .. . . 00 to 0 60
si to
Park .... ... 7 00 to '7 30'
0114N"L'ON,
Deihl whoht, 0)o Treedwell, 000 to 03e; SPLi48'
$s 10 130. 14erley, tato 458, POttpS, 00 to 150. Outs,
2$ to 86, deer, 4 to tio, nto utter, 11 80a :eget 74
Pork 7 Trues, per 70, 4io1s T1iow, per, lb 0 eta
81300105i05 We to 1 in.
taissonjunismisisimmisimmismaisamosasommimes
WAX, $WEE11,
VETER1NAILF SURGEON, Exeter, Ont. Cads
promptly attended to, Odlce and residence -
nearly opposite J01111'13 Tin Shop.
J. et, MARTIN,
loOMIVIISSIOLT MERCILIINT
EXETER.
tlISSOEUTION GP PAItTNERf3f1IP,--
ki! The partnership heretofore existing in
the Village of Exeter between the undersigned
under the name of Alei it tyre & Co.; as Tailore
and anthers, 14 this clay dissolved by 'mutual
oonsent.
Exeter, January 20, 1878. .
W. D. BRIGHT,
J. B. MelN TYRE,
T. STANLEY, Witness, 23.81
'ALUABLE FA.Itirl VCR 'SALE.—
"' Tho N\rdsit half of Lot 18 lst Concession pi
the Township of Iday-in the 1 1 lego of Rodger -
vide, Good Orchard -swell watered-00=101.0,We.
Buildings.Also 8' lots and convenient houso
the Village of Exeter, For particulars enquire at
the farm or to the subscriber at Exeter',
D. OTTON.
Exeter, January 38, 0870, 28-1f
poR SALE.—The sebscriber offers
for sale a house and statele, and ono acre of
hind, one-half mile south.of tho Village of Exeter,
end would exchange it light wagcm-riearly new -
for a buggy. For partionlars for the honse and
land apidy to ANIELE W WALKER, Centralia.
Centralia, Jan 22, 1878. •22.ti
Ti-cusE AN TO .TWO VILLAG1.4
I.I. bIt for sale in the Village of Exatar-south
citietSimcoe stract-the house and scablo 010 1u
110 alt" 180 11(1.0'. For forth.' r darticulara apply
to W. 1VEltell' sON.
Exeter, .0,111 28-tfn 18,11E6 ,
TIMM FOR SALE.—A SPLENDID
A. day, acres of lend for cale south half lot 11,
4th couceasion Usbeacreu
rne; forty * m) r axe 21-
:lent ell-anent:a emit feeeea tmlartirnizted,
On the place is it very comfortable brick Immo
end 1(itellen, storey and a half ; cootai us 4 good
rooms below and five above, and good cellar, awl
soft welter.ciatorn 12111 puny, Also a good barn
22x22, a fittiblo under "be barn for llorsos and cat -
11 good young orchard bearing fruit, also a
good well of Inter with pump, Thom are seven
aores, of fall 'wheat on the piece. Ids sithated on
no -.vet= and 81111/try's gravel road, 8 mites
from Exeter, n18 10 mites 1lotrantcuu,811(1 ftfte011
1)0111 St Itlary's. This properts, was owned by the
(110 11 Pinarnil)c,leavilig it Young fani35 un
to work the place. It was thougot adv.:Roble by
all coot:coned to offer it for sato It will be sold at,
rettsonaldo terms For further particulars, apply
to the ExecutotS, JO ine notoonent, ST TEO-
t St laeliAl) En:INTIM 14 XVI Elt
IS SOLUTIO N, 01P l'ARTNER
seine
•
Notice is hereby g4ven that the partnership
heretofore existing between 0. Vandusen & Al. AC
dhsobrugh, doing business in the Village of Ex-
eter, r the name and eyle of 0. Vandusen &
Co. is this day disseivad by mutual. consent. The
liusintes hereafter will ba carried on in the none
of C. "Vanabsen & (lo., Under the control of AL M.
Resoling)), who will pay anti collect till debts due
the late Arra,
Dated the 12th day of November 1870.
C. ilfc0ALLT:411,
Witnets. f C. VA.N DIJ SRN,
11, AL ILOSEBREGE,
L A N KE 'It LOST .—Between
Iltocresville and Flanuttgares Corners on
Tuesday, J. slummy 4th, a Horse Blanket—all
wool, home made, magenta color. Any per-
son finding the 5111110 Ana, returning it to the
owner, or leaving it 81 112* Tir.ss office, Exeter,
will bo suitably rewarded,
JOHN MILNE,
Serapta P. 0.
;lin nary 1376. 22-31
L PARTIES INDEBTED TO T,HE
/ate Huh cameron decietteed on the
Thames Head, aro requested to call and settle
with William Tosoph Nelson, at their earhost
convenience, Lot 28011 the 0117 of Concession of
Usborne. by request of Catharine Cameron,
'Executrix of the late Hugh Cameron.
All claims against the said Hugh Cameron
deceased, are requested to give Itim their
clahns 01) or before the let day of Afareh, 1878,
to 1110 said Wm. Joseph Nebon, By request
ot CAT.FIARINE CAMERON,Executrix. 22-8
WO OD WANTED
WANTED
1000 Cords good Cord -
.wood,
belivcred at
Centralia and Exeter Stations
No contract for less than 50.eord8 received.
Further p trticulars apply to
ISAAC CARLING,
(2841) Exeter.
Enlargement of Premises
-Tian UNDERSIGNED, k,illATIFIED FOR
, the liberal patronage 'bestowed on him
since be connuenced business, would acquaint
his numerous friends and customers with the
fact tbat, ho has enlarged Inc present place of
business. and added largely to his stock. of
Leather, including French Canadian and
American, and he is prepared to fill all orders
Olathe may be favored with on tho s1torte4 no-
tice, and in a style that cannot be 'surpassed in
the County of Huron. '
W. TItnTT.
Exeter, :Tim. 18, 1896. 220-1135
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A LARGE STOCK
1q0N.TUAL., CONKP.WING
DAT -scp.trcii ,.044.•.oaT44$
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Sic :44 ID So
Black Broadcloth, Brown ad Grey Meltons, Doeskins, Over,
coatings, Woql and PaisIey Shawls, ,Comwall, Blankotst
Iferse Blankets, Le Curtains Marseilles
• Quilts, Counterpanes, Table Linen
• Towels,
TWILLED SIIEETS, PRINTS, GREY AND WRITE COT
TONS SILK POPLINS
Sleigh Bur, Carpets, Oil CIntb, Woolen Shirts nod Drawers, Overcoats, Factory Flannel,
Ladies' Ovorelleeti, Felt Shoos, Men and Boy's newee. au kinds of Finley Dress
Goods, Table Cutlery, Pun and Pooki4 E;nives, Wetehee,
Jewelry, to.
Tile whole stook to be clisbosed of Without Reserve.
Sale each day and evening, at I. and 7 o'clock P. M. Sign of
the lied. Fleg.
(23) SMITH et BENNETT, Auctioneers,,
RODE/LICK'
S
TAPINVOA.,
$:$4,101141
Broderick is selling goods cheap
for Cash. Great Bargaivs dur-
ing the Holiday season.
NEW HARDWARE STORE
IN THE NEW BRICK BLOCK,
NORTH OF CARLING'S STORE
EXE'l
3131.11 its 00*
HAVE OPENED OUT
A Complete Assortment of GENERAL HARDWARE
And invite Carriage -makers, Blacksmiths, Builders, Painters,
Mill Men, and the Farmers to
Call and Examine Their Stock.
HOURIGON'S CEIIBRATED PEERLESS, IN DOUBLE
AND SINGLE STEEL.
A variety of other Patterns which will be sold Cheap.
Flint's nattke of Cross -cut, Circular, Brck and Hand Saws.
Paints and Oils, G -lass, Locks, Hinges,
Chains, Ropes, Scales.
ALL KINDS OF EDGE TOOLS,—SPADES, SHOVELS, 86°.
Our experience of nearly twenty-five years as Architect
Builders will be a great assistant() to our customers in
selecting goods.
(0 St St A. 0
Is offering Special Bargains in the
following goods :
Ladies fur sets, Ladies clouds
'Ladies Winter Jackets,
CfENT7 FUR OAPS
KNIT SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
HEAVY OVER -COATS, WATER-
PROOF COATS,
Undercoats, Pants and Vests, Heavy Beavers, Petershams and
Mtntle Clothes, Strong Canadian Tweeds, and Fancy
Canadian Tweeds,
Plain. and Check Wincies, Fancy Flannel Shirtings, Heavy
Bed Blankets, Horse Ilankets In great variety, Car-
pets, Hemp, Union, all Wool, and Tapester.
HE WOULD CALL
*CIAZI ATX:
Ivo
STOCK OF DRESS GOODS
Many lines of which' have been bought at Job Prices, ard
will be sold at, about half their value. Al goods sold subject
discottnt Of 3 per cent. for cash at' time of or payable on
lst April next; otherwise interest at 8 per cent per annum will
bofntia1y611Argod after that date. Positively n* Second
price. l'he public are respectfully requested to call and inspect
these gotxla and judge Lor themselves.
:owl RANT0N.
NoTIaz.,
,11rorelbif
oeguiii,‘;464,*
el to o'olof4 444
7: ABTI:Ot 70:401: 4174;4PY:4;4:04. ;41:::#10
004 J144° Pu'rcltrtn-t.tieTi' ,s‘ eereters;„
40A: t.10311:0011.311e1:41 uord, 41440:3:9,t4tet.::98frM1*040d:.:**0;1117:
CompallY in 180 ProvM0tA104,1ats,4S,fyll
tion wilt he givern al 41.4222411e,2#,R712 RS,s1?Maer
Zuricb, Jim 1.8114 lti70.
NEW BUTCHER SETOP
The 44d01`;ignea wonili i'Verrl! the
1haut,0 0114eter and vieinity that be has
OPENED A NEW BUTWIER SklOP
0120 door south Obis Blnekeinith shop end hopes
tbe same liberal patrouage that bus been 0,e
cOrdnd to Min in the
21,422614I711 AM) W400N ASAIS.124f
1120 Win be extended to bit i bis now branch e
ous1/m.6s, Eis meat -tt aeon Win ;211 236 180 rest
deuce of the villagers thrve 411)2413 0020)2 week as
IVIE,A„T
keptc , 1 I 1.1 lite batch
shop:
N. B. Blacksbithing and wagon, tanking cairpiii
on as 051102114 all, its larauclics;
Exeter Dom 2
R DAVIS.
EARIN
1-)EltS0
$uogssoliz TOG.
ST. 1VIAR
Selling out their IiVilatez 8tQo
PRICES AND BARITAINS '
TTNUSUAL AT TAI
' MAY BE LOOKED FOR;:,
HENDERSON. it W.11,1TE.
2,
EXETER
A..SK1NNER
wiloulsA,LE ARO RETAIL BAKER AND coNFcrrioNER,
takes this opportunity of thanking his friend.4 the*inhabitants,
Exeter and vieinity for their past liberal patronage, hit, lc.. to merit the aortic by B11, 1,1ving,
his customers with everything in 1110 J1110 • "
SU P.EBIOk TO ANYTHING EVER BEFORE OFFERED IN EXETER
WEDDING CANES MADE Tte CEDER. KiCIALS AND .PAIITIEFi A SPECIAL/Tr,
Tar FAMILIES WAITED, ON DAILY .
FRESH BREAD Constantly On, nand'
At the Zxeter North Poet -ogles. and T. FihorVa, Cradtton, andllitchelrs, Centralia.
Muter, December 28114105. 119.131
LADIES!.
TRT OUR
Brilliantine Hair Cream,
DrjdteBshi'n79ORIENTAL BMW aiari5'
will in a very short time produ,e a healthy growth
ROSE GLYCERINE EMOLLIENT
is without a rival for whitening and softening the skin
ROSE TOOTH PASTE
for beautifying the gums and presorvingtho teeth from decay.
ROSE CREAM
for improving the complexion, and removing tan, freokles;etc.
GLYCERINE JELLY
will remove all soreness caused by eiposure, cracked hands, etc.
SOLE MANUFACTORY,
Dominion Laboratory, Exeter, .
GEO. THEXTONg
Manager.'
13xeter, December 23,1875. Member Ontario Pharmacy
4031tAt 101421,17
IS RECEIVING- LARGE CONSIGNMENTS OF
F IETIUST T- UR
PER
LONDON HURON &BRUCE R R.'
HIS UNDE1.1.TAICING
Necessaries and Requisites is th"' largsst in the Co. of Huron
•
SAMWELL
4. Begin inform thepublle that they have engager'
M R B
RIGHT
Formerly with McIntyre & Co,
to condnet their
TAILORING DEPA THENT
and feel eoufident that all orders entrusted to them will give
ENTIRE SATISFACTION
All cloths ptirehased from them -ifl b�
CUT FREE of CHARGE
heo have also received a large rot of All -wool Shawls an'
Blankets, bought much below their value,
which they are now offering tt
Great Bargains.
Stock Full in allDepartmentsr
THE L., H. & B. R. IS CQMIN
And we are Still Ahead.
anti have opened out the
LATIGEST, CEILT,'APTI(.'iST• & BEST:-
etoelt et Goode ever beeoght into ixeter.
Of Everi,thing in the .0General Line of 13usirte!is,
„. eoneisting tet ,
Slap 84' Fancy Vry,.C6ods,
Ithetkd."*.ra ado Cothizig,
Gents'Furnithitie, Hate Capa, Catpote, tletiss.rnotielsinge,Itniettettren Doe0
and Shoo, atatiottery,l'hil Pepers, dreektry stia egatswere, Patentettodieinet,',earstOe
I have alto itainnerith iliittiect of
ME, W. ,13: IVES ,
pi uoteintrovoi, lettof l'oeente AS Manager Of My gletliing Dr:pertinent. All workaent
:1,r Ida cititatiteect fh be 96601)01<)to tenet in tile Donitelote (3 210 euttles a SpedifilitV,IU
110tiltiiiitoringtie With a mill Will And the goottietill pkiNA 1'4011. ' Ronnnuher, this ill 0*
0100 hY get it*OrYtheng $01.1 want et letV prieee. 11. ---An kinds Of Par= Pronate telion
eicebenge,
Exeter 0 1871 EP:tOTCAL:1'3