The Exeter Times, 1878-7-11, Page 8THE TI1VIES
W. GRIGG,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
oLarinzE,
MAIN STREET, • EXETER.
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A choice assortment of
CLOTHS,
TWEEDS,
FANCY COATINGS and
VESTINGS
at prices that will compare favorably with
other Dealers.
IxameAre-Xe. notice lay the daily papers that
Deetective Smith of Lonclon, has recently fined
several merchants throughout the country for
selliug Paris Green. It is contrail. to law for
Anyone hut duly registered druggists to sell
this article, and if any one in these parts, in
ignorance of the law beariug on this point, has
been selling it, they should stop it at (ince, for
no one knows when a deteetive xray make it
his business to pay any place a vieit.
CARD OP TUANxs.-We have much pleasure
in statism that the Confederation Life Assoeia,
Hon of Toronto, through M. Manning, of Exe-
ter, agent for the Counties of Heron and
Perth, lute made a most satisfactory .and
prompt settleineut of claims under pdiey of
aesuranec (No. 4095) on the death of the late
Robert H. Willsou.
OUR IfOTTO-" Permanent Satisfaction." BENJ.. J. WILLSON, / j Executors,
M. LEET
Gents` Fatruiebings a speciality. Wingliare. June 20, 1 , 87S. R.
- SI -RE .NTIER AT DISCRETION% -On Friday last
LOCAL NEWS. a umber of bees swarmed in one of the shade
nee- trees on Main etreet in front of Mr. Hamlin's,
THURSDAY, JULY 1,1, 1878. A emmbor of pedestrians approached near
St. Marys to Exeter on the east, Luean and
Exeter On the South, and Clinton or Seaforth
mid Exeter on the north. Copies of the pa-
per are lying in heaps on the counter, and the
postmasters inform tee that they cannot get the
Parties whose names they bear, to take them
From Junior and to Senior 2pd-W Wil
kins, W Fawn, L Wilkins, E Carley, W Bats- ellkilalliJiar
Sale I
tard, F Snell, G HWanL,1i Smilers, If Omni -
can, T Taylor, E Hoskins, B Gould, J Gould -
Miss Elston, teacher.
From 1st to Janior 2nd -C Fitton, A Treble,
out. We don't charge the publishers auytinng E Purvis, S aworthy, G Davis, A. Ramsay, W
for this information, as the postmasters don't Arrestrong, E Hayes. J Ornuicen, E tIcLach-
charge 'us anything for it. lin, U Ryan, E Treble, 11 Harris, B Brooks, A
Dame:rout Sennett AT New R. C. Outmere. endow:ire, G Orange, L Crocker -Mies Hicks,
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ls WI /1 the greatestpleasure
that the Bey. Fa.her Kelly of Mount Carmel
proposes to dedieate the church lately seemed
be' him in the Tillage of Exeter, on Sunday
July 21st. Morning service at 930- On the
same oceasion thetbeBight v J dsh D marks iu each of the principal subjects taught
Bishop of Loutiouovill be the otaciatiug cabs- ,
ee m the senior division. Thoee examinations
braid, assisted by the Rev. Dr, Kilroy,
teacher.
The subjoined list contains at least three, in
each 4/ass, who. have *Wall:ea at Ow weedly
examinations the largest average number of
Stratford, Who will deliver, undoubtedly in hit. have as far as practienble been conducted in
neual'eloquenc style,; a lecture on tile "Say" mating, and judging fain the eagerness of all
the debt loomed by the purchase of eaid pro-
eollectioxi will be tasen iu #0,a, possible number of neves. I am follyconvineed
the pupils in striving to obtain the greatest
perty, a1.1110101TDa
lugs and Doings of our Lord." To liquidate
morning A. meted concert aud. the lecture of that these Fridays' "tette" have been proluet.
Rev. rather UM' will be ta 4 Pau. Admia- lye of mu& good. It is very impertaut that.
eebolars shoul1 attend selool :wanted)", sod
TO CONSCHPTIVES.-The ailvertieer. a retired
y s•set home. .
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enough to hear the musical hum and be eon-
thoroughlprepare Heir leons
Oranges, Lemons. Maple Sugar, Dates, Figs, vulteett that the liesmess ends of the bees were Pechhissele:1,'a•nelheatiTjaassPirolvai,kleetiselS,ndetee7Ae'se4;ei: 6th CLASS.-Airitinetie-Gee. fiturison.let ;
Janelliatelter. ft.otl; Thos. Walken arti, Gram -
etc.. at Kennas Tobacco Store. in active operation. After a hasty, and as the
MEN, women and children wanted to pull Lockey would " arksSiq" examination. mar--Jarie linteher, 141T. Welker. ; (leo.
Haulm, 3rti. Geoeragilty-Gra Harrison. 1st,:
.1. Rangier, 20 Thee:. Walker, reA.. Comp. t
sition-Jane Thurber, 1st; T. Walker, 2u4;
Harrison, tird. Buteher. 14; G.
Harrison. 2nd; Welker. ard. Enthral Phil-
eseophy-0, Harrietin. let ; T. Welker, 26t1 ;
Braaten. 3rd. Algebra-Jaue Dutcher, let;
ft. Harrison, 2114 ; 1'. Walker, 3rd. Metre -ye -I
3.7:41.Vaiker, 14; J. Hotelier, 2ta4t lisaTlesall.
5th Kinsman,
24; R. Roles'. 211;11 liturisent 3rd. Grant- •
Kinsman, 1st ; J. ertud..an. 2n4 ; S. #
Rowe. 3. E. flarwoaa and 0.CoWeilick
3ril. Saelling-L. Oke rola IL Rowe. 14; I
Hiner:tan, J. Verity, A. Fitton add H. Cowen.
2ael; la Treble. Biala /hitcher and Jessie Car- I
Rug 3rtil. eteligraphea-Jas. Crank= ; Bowe;
3. BOW. Iteatlisag--A Fitton ; J. Mutton;
J. Verity, L. Oke tool 11. •Cown, lifeteeynej„.
Cruoleatt ; R. Rowe ; 0. Cobble -aid,
Seaton t';-Aritharteae-Wihnot
Herd ; R Iltrelihoon; IL Eliot sea It, Pieerttt. •
Hanle' ; tail ; Mullett.% Graeae
nartr-W Herd; at Snell ; (irate, N Darling,
B Pickard, It Hardy, It Enema, Huichineen,
31 E Treble and 3 Drew. thoetranhyeeP `Mast.
ell; E Hutchinsun ; E Grigg, Elliot aud .
Ilyudniatt. Reatliug-lt Hutchinson; If
'rreble ;
N Darling uuti, •Cirigsr. Comaosition
Ifutchinetin ; at E Treble; 13 Pickard,
Junior ath ave. -41401:11010-W Carrick.
311 trr ntle4alyr.:.1ritivoltsnitaor;k0..
W Cartiek, NI treble and 1" Hurtioy. (ammo.
sition-at Troblia W (amid mut la Hartlt.y, S.
Meleechlin. Iteading-M Treble, Y Hartley, •
A Hartlee,
I truet that the foregoing expose -will incite
the strutiou ., if imitable, even to greater dila
gem.. Etna that these who are less imiusadous
way be wakeued up to see •thtair true position,
aud in future emul•tte those who have out•
stripped them in the path of learniug.
Timms thinoonr
sion
25 eents.
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a very simple vegetable reuaedy for the /way
and permanent cure of consumption. without,
bOntellitis. Ca molt arid all threat aeol lung af-
flax. See adsertiseraent in another Catalan. !Imo the coutlition of affairs, they, with on feetioue, also a posttive and milted weenie for
Pi:new:Ain-Rev. Mr. Heoper, 23. 0, /lairds- aerial naani.11150 02 tliniment..inndo beellue nervone debility, mouature dotty. and all tier
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ter of alitchell. and formerly of Pleasten was in for the tither Bide Of the street. vow; complaints, estate it his duty 1{.1 'nuke it
As NI
EERP11.1611iti Doe. -One day last week,
an enterpisriug .40g.the property of a getlenuoi
in Exeter North, went into alr. Davis' butcher
shop in the absence of the butcher, and walked
with a leg• of mutton. When Mr. Davis
dihroverthl the loss, .everyone etssmed to be ig.
town on Tuesday.
Svelter.- We are informed that raspberriees
are not very- plentiful this season. They were
injured oonsiderably by the trust last apring.
ariesTnores.-Mr. Michael Maikey, of Sew
forth, while attending the Exeter races on Do-
minion Day was seesieneh, lee has been en. 'totem as to the ownership of the dog, for A MAASIIALL., se lamintra St., Buffalo N.
the diereses eve ever siuce, taxes, lint after a few remarks hal been matte nww,-,..*,-.A.4 O.
No Seratea.-Thera was ha service ht the about the deg, the jovial proprietor of the in. VITAL STATISTICS' OF THE VILLAGE OF
Presbyterian Church last Sunday afterueon, ott dustri•'us canine settled for the meat. EXILTRat.
account of sacrament being administered at Volt Logine's•---T0-u'tmw tFridn,Y1. being
Rodgerville the same day. the Itith of Juba the greater pert of the Orange Below we give the vital statistiee of the vit.
San. -0n Monday last, Mr. Thotaae
Coates ehipped from :hie station. twenty -ole
hetet of can* widen were purchased in this
bection. They Wile sent to the 'reroute market.
Vi. -As IL Abbot.L. D.
S., leseee atteuti the meeting of the Itoyal
Vollege Dental Suigeens, his Dental valet.
will be closed fient the illSt., to the fifith
iust. v.
TUE sun is, now apogee,and theearth aphes
lieu ; that is, the earth is uow at the greatest
poseibk. distance from the luminary -about
three millions of miles farther than it was ter
the 314 of last Member.
Samuel: Hotern.-Mr.14. Drew hascompleted
his Simmer lionse,which a; the handsomest in
Oda section. It situated frout of his reel.
aeuce. Waitron street, and reflects great
credit on our village.
A Plum -Messrs Patton &Dorwura the
proprietors of the Exeter flax mill, for the put.
pots of retying who has the best flaoffer x, oa
MAW (1 of fur the best sample of thee grown
this year. A chance for 501110 person.
ALMOST Rtre..-The fall wheat theong/A this
section of country appears to be in most, excel-
lent condition, Some of the fibres are already
tinged with the golden hue. The harvesting
mason will soon be npon us.
Cuenca Oenereo.-The it, C. Church in
Exeter, will be opened for service on Sunday
a......lethe 214 inst. In the evening of Hai same day
there will be a lecture deaverea in aid. of theChurch.
Church. Further particulars next week.
lair. \YEA:melee-The weather during the past
few days has been extremely hot, the tbermorn-
eter at times ranging from 94 to 106 in the
shade. The rain on Sunday night last cooled
the atmosphere for a while, but it was soon as
hot OS ever.
Atotosr Storsrnecx. -On Monday last while
Mr. John Dew, of Usborne, was picking berried
a short distance from Exeter, ho suddeuly felt
very reak-and thinking that he was going
to be sunstruckammediattlygot into the shade.
It was some time before he recovered.
Seem
is Hen TIIROAT.-An accident of rather
a peculiar nature, happened to a woman in the
vicinity of the Methodist Church in this place.
It appears that she was chewing a small stick,
and accidentally swallowed it. The stick caught
in her throat, and up to the hour of going to
press has not been extracted.
Ranee LIVE STOCEASSOCIATION.-A. meeting
of the members and others interested ie the
Huron Live Stock .Associaton will be heli at
Ross' Hotel, in the town of Clinton, on Mon-
day, Jetty 15, at 12 o'clock noon, sharp, for the
purpose of considering the advisibility of hold-
ino a Stock Sale in the fall.
Mn. G. Kemp is agent for the Allan Linea
Tickets at low rates,
A Puma WINNER. -Mr. A. C. Beid, the noted
Athlete, who for some time residea in this
village, but has been living in Parkhill of late,
took three first and three second prizes at Belle-
ville on Dominion Day. He sprained his foot
ashile in the act of jumping, there did not suc-
ceed as. well as he expected. M. Reid has
mince matched himself against one of the con-
testants in a foot -race for la250.
Ar Wonx.-We notice that Mr. A. Holland,
with a couple men, for the past few days has
been.basily employed aethe market square,ou
the corner of 'Wellington and Main streets,
ploughing up and levelliug the ground, and
prepariue it for a' heevy coat of gravel. The
intention is to have it ready for occupation es
a market by the time the puichase of grain cam-
-enemies after harvest.
DIRECT Sannincee.--4. near departure in the
sheep trade in this vicinity is about to be veu-
tured upon by Mr. T. Coates, of Osborne, and
Messrs. Pridhem & Heal, of Mitchell. Instead
of allowing their purchases to pass . through
the heeds of others before arriving at theit.
destination, they have determiued to • send
them direct to the market,. of England, and
are purchasing 600 superior ebeep, which they
intend shipping aboet the 20th of July. They Of old copies by calling at any one of the num-
are paying, good prices. erms post CHUGS this neighborhood from
known to his eythernig fellows, Actuattel Iry
this motive, be will cheerfully send, iftee ot
ehayge) to all who desire it, the recipe for pre-
paring, and fullairectione forsuccesstolly using
this providentially diseuvered renitelv. ThA1t1
W110 Vii$14 to avail theuiselves of the 1.1011eiWi uf
this diecovery without costeein 110Ws by return
mail, by addressing, with stamp, Dn. Vnani.ns
brighten in this distriet have decide4 to cele- lane of Exeter, for the helf-year, renting atnh
brate the one !market and eiglita-eighth anni- of June, 1878:
VeL,Ary of the Kittle of the Boyne, ht the city Births. 25; Marriages. M; Deaths. 13. Total
of Loudon *hie year. Upwards of 200 menn. number of births, marriages and deaths. 49.
tiers of the enter in Cleteland, will he present. Greatest age, 76 yors; least age, 18 dap':
and it pramiFes ta he the grandest denionstra- average kf,e, 28 years, 4 mouths.
tion ever held. iu Westeru Outario. Arrange- Deaths under 3 years -6
rueuts have levu made with the different Itait. 1 over 3 and under 20 yeat•aeeneue
tray Comp:ides to may paesengerato and from
London at Yeay low rates.
0411M-r1oie417 eome inadvertency. owing
probably to the eataterneut consequent on Do.
minion Day, the result of the open running
ratto
en the first day was not correctly stated.
Instead of Lada Harper winning tho let place
in the two heels run. Galt Reporter WAS the
winuen, Lady Harper having onty 3ra place.
instead of Plowboy. The last tueutioned here('
was a trotter; not a runner. In the running
race, on the second day. (hat Reporter's name
spinal, have been first in the summary, though
his place in each heat is correctly stated.
RtreetwAv.-Yesterday, a Alfred Drew, son
Mr. W. Drew, wet leading a spirited horse,
wIfielt wwt attOehett to a baggy, it ran away.
The animal started off on a trot a first, bu;
finally took too gallop, and as it only had on a
halter the, boy was unable to hou the furious
brute, which ran at a rapid speed around the
center of Huron street, thence up Main street
for a short distance, when it turned into the
stable belonging to the Commercial Hotel,
whore it stopped. The bridle, which AIL was
going for, was then put on the mummy horst-,
and taken home. No damage done to either
horse or begat,, but the the boy was bruised
considerably by the buggy running over him
44 et 20 a. 301
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o 70 1. so 14 1
CAUSES Or MAIL
Consumption, 2 eases; Convulsiorts, 2 eases;
Heart Disease, 2 CAVA 7, Apoplexy, 1 ease;
Gangrene of Lung,a. 1 rase; Inflammation of
Lungs, 1 case; Purpura Ilemorreeicea, 1 case;
Inflammation of 130wels,1 case; Brain Fever, 1
CM.
Tun EXAMINA.TIONb.
The midsummer examinations of the Exeter
Public Schools were held daring last week, the
mime rooms being subjected to a written
examination upon the iesults of which in ow
junatiou the weekly exAminations Itela under
the direction of Mr. Gregory awing the term,
the 114 of promotions is based. On Thursday
and. Friday the pupils were examined orally by
PRESENTATION.
Tbo following are copiee of the addresses
Mr. Rodgers, a teacher from Stephen. Quite a
men. whish aceompaniea the peeeentations made to
member of visitors pat in an appeerance,
cam a growing inter est in eaucational matters Misses Monona McPhillips and Spicer by
on the part of our villagers. Prominent among the Pupils of the school under their charge.
them were iter. Messrs, Pry,ari and G. tk. Mit. Miss McDonell and Miss McPhillips each re-
cite% LA., both•gentlemen-of superior eetto, ceived a handsome silver cake basket and Miss
lestieeattainmente'srud high Spicer was made the realpient of an ornament -
A. Gen IN HARNESS. --We Hake that John The readiness and accuracy of the pupils in
Gillespie, proprietor of the 'bus, hs put an- answering the sometimes difficult questions
other vehicle cu the road, drawn by a a quad-
ruped not often seen in harness in this country,
a goat. The animal, which is the property of
Mr. R. Pickard, has been on the street several
times, and is very docile in harness. He was
attached to a small wagon, and could draw it
nntst have been highly gratifying to the
teachers and visitors.al•ra-M-IttaReerebrugh.
who formerly taught the school, and under
whose careful tuition the pupils -mettle, rapid
and substantial progress, also asked the classes
a few questions and expressed himselfets well
with apparent ease, and his independent, pleased with tbeir proficiency. Neat little
haughty carriage, as he marched stoically I speeches were inntle by several of the visitors,
along, impressed one with the idea that he all of V110111 Spoke in terms of commendation
fancied himself arauging the valleys free." if of the work accomplished by the teachers dm -
one intenclea ;ming for a doctor for a sick per iug the year. A very agreeable di. ersion in
son, however, it is not likely he would select a
goat to haul him. His pace is made to suit
his own convenience and the ideas of propriety
which as a he-goataie no doubt feels he should
observe.
A MISHAP. -On Tuesday last a young lady
named 'McQueen, daughter of Mr. Peter Me -
Queen, of Osborne, was driving northward
through the village, and when opposite the
post office a slight puff of wind blew her hat
off. She turned the horse to one side, and
having secured her hat through the gentle -
manliness of a bystander, she was about con-
tinuing her jou.ruey when the right front
wheel of the buggy flew off and let the axle to
the ground. The horse was frightened and
darted away atfull speed, but the young lady
was equal to the emergency. She did not
shriek and fall fainting from the road, but she
pulled herself together, grasped Inc tines firm-
ly in her hands, and hauled the horse up in
quick order. By some means, a nut had loos -
ailed and ;ellen from the axle. After securely
fastening the wheel, Miss McQueen was ena-
bled to proceed .home, none the worse for her
little fidventure.
connection with tae examination was the pres-
entation of a testbnoriial in the shape of a
handsome silver eeke basket to Miss ifiacdon.
ell and another to Miss McPhillips, who are
retiring from teaching. An address accom-
panied the preseuttttion. It will be found en
another column. Miss Spicer was also grate-
fully remembered by her pupils. and received a
beautiful writing desk. Annexed is the list of
the list of promotions, with the names of the
three highest in retch class, as furnished us by
Mc. Thus. Gregory:
evnneez ATTENDANCE.
First Division -T. Gregory, Terteher.-48•5 ;
Second Division, Mare Maedonell, Teacher,43.4;
Third Division, Miss Spicer, 'reacher, 47-2 ;
Fourth Divisinn,Mies111oPhillipe, Teacher,48.9 ;
Fifth Division, Miss Elston, 'reacher, 46-5 ;
Sixth Division, Miss Hicks, Teacher, 58 ;
Total number of names on the general regis-
ter, 447.1
PROXOTIONS.
From 4th to 5th class -H. Elliot, E. Grigg,
E. Hutobintion, • From Junior 4th to Senior
40i -W. Brown, M. Treble, N. Harrisou, F.
Hartley, A. Hartley, W. Carrick, . Ida Clark, 5
Too Ban. --A. certain publication in its last MeLtudilin-T. Gregory, teacher.
issue, iu a desperate effort to convince the pub- From Seuior 3rd to Junior 4111-13 Grigg.
lie that it has a circulationoays that ever lance M Bacrett, R Crunieltn, E Brown, M CroleY,
theycommencedpublicationabevhave been corn- a Down, Ida Carling, L Drew, It Hoskins-
pelled to print from 75 to 100 copies each week Miss Macclontal, teacher.
more than were required for their genuine sub- From Junior 8r11 to Senior 3rd -Jas Mc-
ecribere, and wind up this remarkable assertion Phillips, lo Johns, L Down, 8 Kellaway, 1M
by lamenting that they cannot obtain a single Robinson, M Hamlin, E Bissett, 3 Creech, J
baok uumber. This ib really too bad. We Acheson, J Gould, E Hyndman-Mies t picer,
never like to see a newspaper so unfortunately teacher. 11.. . e
situated, and are happy to be able to inform the From Senior 2n11 to Junior fird-BItlenley,
publishers that they may obtain any number W Stunle, E Oath, 0 Eacrett, 2 Bewclen, D
Tait, J Davis, I Carling, (i Baledon, W Snell,
W Sell -Miss McPhillips, teacher.
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al writing desk:
To Miss .31cDonell anti Miss McPhillips.
DEAR TEACIM11S,-We take this opportunity
of expressing onr appreciation of your valuable
sarvices during your stay amongst us. Your
untleing and unflagging zeal in striving to
momote our general welt .re, and in imparting
knowledge to us has made a lasting and favor-
able impression on our youug minde., We
trust that your labors among us may be the
means of doing much gooti, and in years hence
you may see the good effects which yonr ener-
gies deserve, and that the genus of thought
implanted by you in our minds may ever
reflect credit upon you. We need scarcely say
that we AT, sorry yon a: e going to leave us.
We would express our unanimous wish that
wherever you go and whatever sphere the fut-
ure may c dl you to move in, your happiness
may even exceed your highest anticipations.
In concluding, IVO offer you as a small token
of our appreciation and esteem these gifts, and
we trust that whenever yen look at them you
will think kindly of us.
Wo remain, dear teachers,
YOUR AFFECTIONATE PUPILS.
max.
DEAR Crrxrantxx,-We most heartily thank
you for those expressions of love aud kindness
which are contained in your beautiful address ;
as also for the very handsome gifts with which
we have beet/ presented on this the last day of
our teaching; and, let ue assure you that we
will always tteasure teem as reminiscences of
the many pleasant days we have spent among
yoneaud of the many happy faces that greeted
us hi the schoolroom ; and we trnst that you
will always possess the same respect and
esteem for your feture teachers as you have
always evinced for us. Again we thank you,
dear chilIren, for this tokeu of your affeetion,
and regret that we aro about to leave you, but
tut there are many meetings and greetings
yet in store for us.
Saran MoDoenate
MAGGIE E. MCPHILLIPS.
ADDRESS.
Miss Spicer
Prole TeAcuEu,-We, your pupils, upon tide
theve of our separation for holidays, wish to
exprete our appreciation of the Wildly interest
you him; ever taken in our welfare. Dnring
the time you have beau with me we have felt
that you have had mu, interest at heart We
trnst that should IVO meet again as teacher and
pupil, our intercourse in the future inky he as
pleasant and profitable as it has been .in the
past. This little token of our love. we beg you
to accept, not looking at its iutrinsic value, but
as a memento of our affection for you.
Signed on behalf of the pupils (Baith HYndman
• Jessie Gould
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BANKRUPT GOODS
1
in Mr. Charles Southcott's
new block -four doors north
of the Post Office
Goods Fresh and Nice,
and at
ABOU HALF PRICE !
Must be Sold Right out
andno istake