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SPECIALTIES.
DIS. Wm 's Ley'reit,—We &root the at. 17,dxtttunds, D. A., DIr, lV IrwitL.and lieu, t=, h. 1ant when bisakill way *coed,
to#thou of the people llt t9#ia l°onlity to. last let. I Mit011o11; B. A., with B. B. exorois,;e. nab,10 iota tl:ianlay 110 touted
ter of Mr. Alfred Willson, of the °minds Com- ! session, Fridy,7.30 p. m. opeuiug exercises— iii, That ac venal sat his Lairds •
CHRISTMAS NEW YEA($+ GAROS pang, The pilled of the Credit Vltucy Eng_ (lienaliug minutes • B lis IS, in., Gt#nirruuu's ad- C, ?t u4itoitlo of the Letitia- •
ramie° variety. Thirties of'remember-
lug their 1 n•'lish'or foreign flicuds
ebonles/ism:et therm •
Ser il)k)lin ; Books.
n,
n Infant Ue utrtln sot
LvcasiotsitchL 1a ;dye one, the wraps r ion
'to slochanwa and Rttt:touta. lfrieee
5,7 and to. °Acts.
LOV1 LL'S MA.`1'HT ATIONL GEOGBABB.X
Vres)t siMpiy rep sivud, will, he pleased bp,for•
war t saunl,l,, collies 00 aprilioaclon of teachers,
wn • is nut stead, it n> )ears. What has been I_ : •au Rev. G . Clark . lite(ture •+ (lite abulic poem vets lnu)d•11 no for pnbli-
1 l dress ; teurpex co, e a , I
clone iij the Committee appointed' to confer t Bev, ,f Sieved„ht; Inoslo,llev, �..A. \Villimes, t e:itiou 1Ic. 11•ay.ww,o, says 114+ wilt Write r�
with the Bayfield and Ztlraelt people, with A • shorts for it, at,/ will 110%0 it 81►1i.1 to some
regaicl to the oxteusiou of the Grata'Crriok s 1 popular stir, u# if •.th:4t he. fotttul µi)Itossible,
1i S (Shiley leader o the Lnt1J has 1tIu,i y
i i'.1'
nl : A t R4 • tn. IL i r @ #
79C 1 f t
L atf.l 1 #
'` � amiss for them Il l
learned, but' it would not co»zu a i,l a f t t
to know Wiltit pi() , a's each Cnmpa �y° is pre- 1lns refez•uu' to a Mott Itev.1;, J, Boole, 1 tht31're sops, or riche• vapor, desire, to pnb-
pared to Blakc, si) thnt the people may be in a. 8er,Inotunbent of Christ Chnreh,Lxotar,ivho !lis s it; lair, Heywt1,) t 0111 mance ie, charg3. 3Va .
position to know whish toad, would bo rho ,cceiltly left the C'nn;;re�;ettiozial itiimistry awl: 1 may add thea tin • +.'ntir•e. 1,..,111 11•;48 e,iuzlr08(:(1
from souse point of the nude line, we rave riot
T'nl^ follewitiq extract trout "Church it ark
Of r:,` i ,
y
cheaper and offer tilt: more advantages. joined the Cherub of l ugla'id. It will be in. i iuexie ut 1ltrei a mutates h•i,. i 11u:s. •
�Xg1,-zaa.r Holiday yy, .QQI ,p,..:... Buono! 1'.tvstetrr,--2he late W. Hodgson had
•Im y/ s i , 2
Ids lifelnantFcl fon a2 000, of whiell one policy
Scoreml'novelties atolley Toilets -es, /onetime et wits impoecod to be erompletcti and arrtauf ed by the ill ,000 in the Tiondinn Life, On:Friday
last Mr. J. W. Ferguson, General Agent
of Lmudon Life Insurance Co., was in town
eT d. C� R IU' ' and handed the Executors a cheque/or the full
Main Street, r:xotri, nut.
1 amount.
The Lornpaay wore entitled to with -
i) he (,"„voter 7 .jf °F! . 411o1d it for twenty clays, Mr. John U. Hynd.
Cr ,`� t y man is agent for this Company in Exeter. Ur.
_ — 1' e c and other leadin
TIilfltS1)AY, NOV1+.1t131ilit 27, 1879 I' Gliding, Mr. Jas. l lel all, a 6
leen of the town aro iusnredio this Company :
r•”-__-_--..... ��ry, To •tile London Lilo Ineurenoe Company.
LV 12 Y Y S. .
LOCAL.
.tUth December.
To-UUnnT (Tirtsday) is the first night of tho
Assemblies in Keelson's Hall.
Tne Centrtil Drug and Stationery tater°
Makes its Cll'istmas annouueelneut this week.
Wel and putehaso,
Gi=.s u.1:atsa;—�i e hereby tender our t1iaulls
for the prompt manner in which you, trough
}•oar obliging and eillnent General Agent, Mr.
f, W, Fergnsnur have settler} our claim, winged
by the death of 1G'. Wharton Hodgson, with-
out doing as we believe all other companies din
d0tlneting the interest elnoluting to ;120, for
the ninety dnya grace Which yon aro outitled
to before raying. Jane Hodgson, ,J&xeoutr•ix,
James Oke, Executor.
ez•ee Man n our rete an.r, Sul rspe0u►. y ld 8@ 1 The Proposed 40 A. Mieye Credit Valley
who be=long to the last named elinroh ; -''Om and :i'x_on hallway."
Monday evenit g, the lith inst., the 11, v. 11'. -----
Robinson, lately pastor of Bethesda Ciin;;re. 20 the T;tfit,u' 0f the 1,;4.00,7•tuz, s.
gational Chapel, linncorn, preached on his
'cnncientintis teasels for leaving Dissent,' iu
Trinity Church, Boncorn, near Liverpool,
W1zia11 was oron °led,, Ile took for bus text 1
Cor. x• 1f : 'I speak as to wise nlen; jiulge ye
t`Ict,-As ltttlt' lifts of littc.bt'ett heard
of the nb. ve 1 '1 Jyat, it nlzty b,i htip �•
posed( b1' 80111(1 of 3'Ut11• readers that it
had boon dropped. ( beg, thel•et'ure,
to any that such Is by no mottos the
what I say.' In the course of an- interesting Casa. AlildiCntjnn Fcir a chant t,rl 11)11
address, Sir. Robinson said he had entered the certtainly be ninth' et the et,nnlrtg hes•
Church because, she lens sotnrily scriptural in slop of 6110 Lneai Itullse-811 1133; pre,.
iter Articles, her tormiilnries, and Liturgy• liuuitu'V stops to that end hath,;; h0,:r1
If men proved trnito's within hor ranks, it %as taken. The early u.)ustrnetiun of that.
not the Chnroh'a fault, bat her sorrow, IIo pnrtion of the w k lyina bet weer,
loved the Murata, because by her system and \Voodbtool( incl St. 11ttr5'ti ttatt ttlrrntiy
organization she leas bettor fitted to spread. been assured, 1111d Ra Noun 118 p"s�ii,lc:
and maintain 1110 0001)01 of Christianity' after the charter ham beet obtairl0tl lits
than any other 'division of Christ's Church, e'ateetion westward from tl4p the 11111M
for while there was nothing to prevent the town will his aettvell' promoted.
vo1nutarvirim of the peoelo being developed to A little refl. 0)10)1 01 i ll 1111 doubt con -
its utmost, yet her ministry was not dependent vin co the people of Exeter and vicinity
Bcsixnes is rather (hill in town owing to the Nest rear beingleapyear, the Ottawa Citizen either upon the accident or caprice of the that tt line of railway passing 1liruuoh
scarcity of snow and the (loilsequent bttd con- states that expressinn8 favoring the fair sex Ivolantary principle ; ho loved the Church, Exeter from the eastward and maiming
k 1 '1r i' 11 have seethe b•
clition of the reeds.
. making the . ow. 'car cane 1n 4 beets meals y
both, soxlaa in that oily, rind that it does net
pecan improbable that the ladies 11i11 exercise
their leap yeah' prerogative end do the calling
on the gentlemen that alae, instead of the gen-
tlemen 1•isitiug them. Wo would place this
matter 'taints 0nr readers as one lvorilly of panels soddenly npun nn man,bnt choose right
eo nfiideratiol, and as a "lively departure” men.; ho loved the. Church because her parn-
Ten Comity Connell meets in Godench this
weak. Messrs. Ilardy, Hunter; IKa3'; Hogarth
a11°1 Uilber left here on Tuesday lnuruing for
the County capital.
CRa.•rnx anal Hcnsallco•respondent° crowd=
e' r chi . week. Onr North Middlesex bticlget
wilted ti little tete,
because the oilmen, the refinement, tee to Grand Bend and I.ot•t Friuli,—
the edneation, end the ability of alt iter thence CO be ultimately extendeil to
clergy, were gnnranteed, whilst the Bishops re. Saguia to connect with the United
mafnetl faithful to their solemn trust to lay buttes System- presents to (hem rntt011
re}L,1r.t► cant e6 t! 1111i•Iit er.alic
Louse urn extremely scarce in this town.
Not even n dog fight, an elopement, a murder,
a broke( leg—in foot, nothiug of interest has
deemed. this long time to break the wearisome
:ru.,uotuny of every stay's experience..
from the. old time state -Of atiair'4. AS fru' a= °hint network_ embraced the smallest village
*bare concerned, we will he most happy to ,and the largest town equally, 01111 this might
remain at home on that day, mull snake it on1
htltMess to remove wraps, bnneete, 4:c., so be amplified andl extended as exigency might
mance their owners as comfortable as possible. regnire, while it was lint °cinched to migrate
Ladies show that yon favor wometi s rights. w'th the better class of the population to the
Meetings to take the subject into consideration
advertised free, on condition that it is decided
that coffee be the only beverage offered to the
fair visitants.
Trims For:4n.—Last week we expressed n
hope fret tidings might yot be received of the
Oa Satmrtlay last, Mr. John Willis, of Ere- safety Of Dr. J)oune and wife, who were pas-
ter, Snipped a number of cattle totlte Bourne sengers on the ill-fated Wembley) which found•
market, end on Monday, ,111•. WW'illiann Balkwifl creel in Georgian Bay. But there is not the
took several head to ;,Io)treal. The sltipmeut Slightest doubt now that they with all their fel-
of Canadian cattle to the United States ante 10W-pnseengers, as well as the crew of the boat,
prohihite•1 on and after the first of the present have perished. A telegram in Monday's po-
lnonth. pens says : -The taints of °entrain Bnrkott, of
the'VVaubuuo,was fnnnd thin sidle of The Hay_
A.joint stock company composed of a noni- siaelrs by one of the men s:'arehing for remains
her of the energetic young ,n 11aniee 'of the df the wreck. He deposited the trunk on of
Place, has been formed fur the purpose of the islands clpse by, and went back and resnn�l-
ereeting and running a large planing mill, 0d the swell. To his surprise, he found on
whl011 will be halt nearly opposite the Station 'itis re=turn that the tz'tutk had bean forced.
Street. Tho foundation US been built of open and everything stolen ont of it. The
brick, and the establishment is expected to ba rem. who found the trunk offers to give the
complete early in the next year: names of the parties ivho burst it open if the
proper persons will come and look after thein.
I7oitnr Douoe's trunk, containing his stook of
medicine's rind .some other things, has also
been secured, and it is in possession of the
man who found it, who is willing to give it to
the proper parties as soon as they claim it. A
1renohman living in the French settie'nent
Y. P. 0; A-. Covcriv .--Tne sacred concert
hid iu the 11. C. Church on luo5dny night,
11(18 well attended', considering the Very in•
clement weather. Tire programme was well
i),trriatt out. Tlie singing of Airs. J. N. Hooper,
'Hisses Verity, Messrs Roberts foul Southeott
Was very acceptable, as was the reading of I near Pouotaugniahene,lvho.lids been gathering
Miss Butcher and ,lir. H. C. Brewer. I up some of the wreck, is snit) to have obtained
about four 1111n,11•etl dollars worth of iinnr and
T.n1 Scow. --The weather has been rather other staff. The Indians and half-breeds Iiv-
eecentric (luring, the Last week, Last Tliurs• tag on the islands near the wreck are having a
g` rieh harvest.
iiaj• there was a good depth of snow, with a
prospect of permanent good sleighing. But on Couwrl' nF Honox SAARAlii SCHOOL Amer?,
that evening a heavy rain set in, and on Fri- TIOS.—Theseventh manual Convention will be
day morning thnro was not a trace of the snow held at Wi.ngllatn, on 1+h•lrsley mild Friday,
December 111.11 12111, 1879. All Sabbath School
workers, of r.11 dnnominatoins, are invited, but
each school in the enmity is expected to send
one or more delegates, Billets for homes will
be given to delegates rind Visitors on their ar•
rival. A reception committee will be at the
Canada Methodist. Church for this pnrptwe, It
is specially requested that those who hate nd
being present, send their 110,nes to John Bec-
louds, loud Secretary, baler the 8th inst., that
it may be ]shown what nnmber may be expect-
ed acid provided for. The following is the
programme 1. -First SesSion,Thuraday, 2 p.m.,
devotional exercises ; 2.30, p, m„ verbal re-
ports of the state of the Work in the county t
5.18 p. nn, what can the Association do to °s-
tout and perfect S. 8, work in the county ?
Mr. J, B. Miller ; 3.45 p. m., what difficulties
are met with in the S, S. weak and how they
are overcoat°. Mr. D. 11. Wilson ; 4.15 p. in..
what enootragetnouta ? Bev, A. McLean. Ap-
pointmentof committees, and P4esidents ad-
dress. Second Sessiou, Tliiirsday, 7.30 p. ln..
devotional e3ereises. Reading minutes ; 8 p.
m.,the chains of the S. S. upon the beat: talent
of the church. Bev. 11. Thomas ; 8.30 p. m.,
the duty parents owe to the S. S. Bev, J.
Pritchard ; 9.00 p. an., what has S. S. work ne-
anywhere to be seen, Saturday. a considerable
tlnantity full again, butt the soft roads and the
rays of the ani soon cleared it all.
Tanneterrt Orau eon vs. Doo. -011 Tuoeday
Morning hast an interesting discussion took
place between a Ndwfolundland dog alai street
and our worthy telegraph operator. The
ermine seized the operator, probably mistaking
Hiro for a piece of beef. Being musat,lar, the
operator in turn seized the dog—liow ho got
away wo don't know, brit he thinks people in
towns should keep their cross dogsttiod upt
especially when they are so immoral as to
attack good looking people,
WE have received on invitation td attend a
Sunday School Convention in Wrngham on
the 11th and 12th inst., cnn»led with n request
that we lumolince it from the pulpit next Sun-
day, and remember it at the weakly prayer
meeting. The Secretary of this Convention
does not seem to share in the general opinion
that editors Are 0 disreputable lot of fellows,
but rather nssnmes that their time is divided
between editorial and ministerial labors. ,Such
is the "fitness of things" anyway.
ViStro I TITxer CAeTttm:n.—On Monday last, compelled. Red. D, G. Suther'and, B. D.
Detective Gill, of Exstar, received a telogram I Third Session, Friday, 9 a, m., Bible reading
from Clinton describing 0 man who had stoleu
a watch from a fanner in' that town and re.
t eating him to look ont for the nam. Mr.
Gull thettght he had observed a Ivan answering
the description get off the train in the morn-
ing, and after ascertaining that he had gone in
the direction of Dashwood, the Detective start.
t+d'+tttot Nihil and 8nco0edod in effecting•hiseali
tntvint one of the hotels. 'the prisoner, who
The loountry has bemfltted by 1'rclteotinu, 1,11
W. I. T R O T T
wishes to protect the health awl pnuit(ta of the
l nhi.e, Dud has cue of the
'Best a s Cls ^st Stocks
I FI,It Of. i?..itaiss IN 1;xl i'fsIt,
and is anebl l to sr 11 It p,t 's. that ft'.fy.oninp^-
t4twu, 11c, wood also. vetoes; e,lt those iu went,,,
A•'11tsT-('L.tSe ITuilli.•�.A1,t
ZS 'Dots wad T•v s
that he is enemies from 1 ant experie)•^e to sop-
lr'} th4*n with: mutt W .1) )$ivt' rtri,lnt ,lens : s hu
itd4h m„tltfl.r, h;a'tbP t, .ht ra' 8)0 11 anti Plnl,to\•rr
hose l4.tt-rho best of 1)' j mnu ,
Tobecuuviucoal of bless Setts, wail slid see.
1
ii', H. TT1tf)TT,
hxeter, October »'3,19;0. tf
,�yLt4�tllL�95II'CQ•.3..61�[•tAw+i.nn.YYl 19L1'4�
I?. -ley, 155; Maty Bella -Jit. TWEED.
Att;lrosv Ii'.cld, 815 ; Gen, Stacey, 300;
t+itl. Eilteaingtu,1; 280 ; `Vilheludlla1
hjtld, 2130; 11Iiii��a 'C•ntn, 180 ; [:1,
11ttrris,145; Peter Mt'Flrinne
S;Ilcolix Donn. Enoltro iiu Ev ld, 470 ,•
Cat hot illy F,, re, 46t): ; \regait' j; Heti n.g•
tnt1, 13110 ; r ktnr ,Elo -iley, 835 ; 1.r-0
Be ley, 245 ; .7e•:sii' Mex. ndoi, CO ;; B.
i eslr'v, 4 ).—FIuwr Fl11ttiI,
Ilam To BR s1I ,;1, —A few: clan's ego
Mir. Horton, • of the hound:try lino, 1st
Itis hnr4os pmt hose to neater when one
f diene, t► mare hi'uvy with foal, Ruth•
ped incl fell end broke once of her lege.
She hail *to be shot.
sy.fief
g t ti tages, b •t t 1•
summer, than any line terminating at North Fficld;eeex.
Bayfield, or even at G101erich.
Truly :tours,
A L3'H1?D WVlt,r,8 11 .
lltitcheit, £ 43V. 27111, 1879.
sahul•ba, and desert the laboring few in tile ('o t/te 1';rlihrro/ £/ou 11rxr'8.
streets of the Morn who could not afford to live
outside ; he lovedrtbe Church becanse of the Sfe•--Will Von kindly allow me
metrial organization to carry ont the command 1.8 R0: ill 3'onr p.Lt4er to call the atteu•
of the Saviour to feed His lambs ; he loved, tion of the village authorities t•) a by -
the Clutreh, among other reason:, for the derp'
spiritual fervor and comprehensive penning of
her Liturgy. He shonld be thankful for all 1ne
bad anffered,for the hart study, for the eecee,'-
ing difficulty which it was for a Nouconformi t t
to get into the the Chn-eh, to the privilege rl
for oxen, ns 11e gas that morning, to read tbr,t
wonderful ILitnrgy. To him it Was n precious
thought that no •Southey dawned without mil!,
lions, in all Darts of the r•orld, reading the �
'dontical same portion of Scripture, pourirg
out their .petitions in the pamo language. It
concerned him very little whet the world ont-
side might say ; but he did ask them, as 1''s
congregation—nay, he appealed to them. as
wise men and as Christain sten, to believe'
that what he had done wad conscientious y
done."
and prayer mooting ,conducted by the Presi-
dent ; 9.46 a. m., rending minutes ; 10 a. in.'
the teaeliere mental anti sp'ritnal preparation.
Rev. ,L. Caswell ; 10. 45 a. in, the importance
cif normal classes and how conciliated. Mr. 1,.
F. Moore 11,15 a. m., the Bible the S. S. text
book, Bev. ' John Gray. Pottrth Session,
Friday, 2 p. tn., devotional exorcises—Beading
minutes ; 2.15 p. m., election et officers, and
gave Ills name as Itoily, from near St. lttary s, , arrangements for next convention ; 2.,15 p. m.,
Wa8 taken before 'Squire Gidley, ,and after a haw to Beoure'a deeper religions feeling in the
prellnninarr examination was Committed 10 S. S. Bev. W. Baugh ; 5,15 p, re..mass meet.
Goderioh3 ail to await his trial. i tug of children, to be addressed by Bev. P- G.
Ha+a —
A Song of Triumph.
Coninnsed by John Heywood, champion of the
Exeter Chin Club, on the oceasiou of winning
the Gun Club cup._
There was a shooting match at Exeter,
It was for the silver Cap.
These are the defeated,
And ihow they were wetted up.
The first was F. G. Simpson,
A man of noted skill—
Ho Clone his very best
Eight out of tentokill.
But when t11e referee
Declared the match was won,
He gathered up his traps,
Anc1 to the village run.
The second is Mr. Lake,
A man of no great skill—
Ile clone his very best
Eight out of ten to kill.
-
But ns the 1nat0h in question
Drew nearer at the cud,
He shot the seeozld barrel
His object for to gain.
The third is W. Bissett
Hismerits is not so high' --
He made a splendid start,
But spoiled it in the tie.
In shooting off the tie
The sun was shining bright,
It glittered on the barrels,
Aud spoiled the shooter's sight.
Tho fourth is A. T. Bright,
A tailor very neat --
He done his very best ..
His opponent to defeat.
But when the match Was over,
Aud half his birds got free,
He quickly leftthe field,
And said no oup fol mo,
The fifth was old Sid. Fairbairn
From Ihltisal1 village came.
There's not a ma in Exeter
Has risen to such fame.
Altltongh he got defeated,
As everybody knows,
Ile never talks of shooting,now,
Nor seldom ever blows.
The sixth is Tommy Monett,
He made a little too stare
That he could beat the farther
As he did old Corky Moore.
law whiell as it stands is an injustice to
the business mon of the place. I re-
fer to the bylaw legulatilig the license
of transient trader. I understand the
fee iulpo-ed.is the nominal one of $2 a
day.. Now, • Sir, I, with the ether
business then of the place, consider this
very unfair to the men who do a legiti
•
(nate trade,; who buy and sell their
goods in tbaxegalar course of business.•
Wo live here and pay our taxes every
year., alnonnting to a good sum, and
yet on pay lag the small aulcunt above
mentioned any. stranger who . has not
the steadiest interest iu the place can
come il:itt Conn and audios/ off any
a'llatint of goods, depriving the regular
dealer of the trade which he pnys taxes
to do. Itis a first ()lase w11y to keep
Sauk a town. Where this is petlllitted,
people cannot be induced to invest,.
their 'wool. in business, nor Jan they
be blamed, and in this way the town
i lose more than they gain by the paltry
' fee. The councils of, cities and other
towns see the necessity of doing snme-
thiud to protect their merchants -from
this anfltir competition, and in many
places the fee is so high that these
itinerant veudora give them a wide
iberthlaud make forphicostwhicll careless
for the right of their own people. II dp-
ing, sir, that the ronncil will see the
necessity of doing snfnetlling in the way
spokeu of. I remaiu, $Dura Dema,
Jtr4Trcr.
[The matter tint canses the com-
platut of our correspondent is one that
has attracted a good deal of atteution.
There is a good deal of truth in what
he says. It is nefair to the town mer-
chants, and as log as the license is
email we do not blame strangers tak-
ing every advantage they can. Bnt
theft interests are riot identicial with
thainterest of the town, but, as our
correspondent points out rather anta-
gonistic, and if the council eau protest
those business men who are )sere, and
thus induce others ter iocate here per-
?nattily, we consider it their duty to do
8O. ---ED. Trst 8.
Lnmtev.
EDUCATIONAL.—The standing of the
pupils in our sohool,with marks obtam-
1d for good crwducs null gonerlI pro-
emency for the month of November, is
ae follows 1 Susie Stacey, 590 Katie
Elleritlgton, 570; Jessie Anderson,
510 ; Is belle Aiotienn, 800 ; Arnold
Iiowertnaii, 875; Thos. Bowerman,
320; Helen Birhop,280 ; 1VIagie Glenn,
140 ;, Aif. Cndrnore, 110 ; 118: Cndtnore,
65. —Foment J'OR\f. Bolt, Ellering-
ton, 895 Elizabeth Greenwood, 850 ;
Ester I:lurton, 845 ; goo. I:ydd, 810 ;
Rachel Bish.lp, 170 ; Jonathan Speed,
85.-Stz. Tillan, Thos, Greenwood,
460; Dorcas Horsey, 445 ; Alex Mc-
Farlane, 825; Agnea Simmons, 295
Geo. E'therington, 270 ; 1{nbt. Honey
270 ; Caroline Cann. 265 ; Maggie
p'yfo, 220; Geo. McFarlane,. 205 ;, W
Mr. Brntltlin, of Tlie,l`fh•rl, is ship-
ping lambs to 134f:too and -lige to
Montreal.
The iarge Slnnlcel'ipn of 1Sr. Carnell's
mill, at Thedturti, was blowerdown
during the stormnn Thnrednj' l.islftwtl
w:Ls considerably damaged.
Seventeen dollars in silver was an
immense fmtulut to be found to the
T1,•ellfQt'd bltrber shop 'et title litno,
but it'ail -dist►ppeared on Friday night
under the expert hands of the burglar.
If you -are 20 to 24 vearx 11141: young
man, and ever interrcl to take unto
yourself a Wife, alio` is noti, Living.
Pray for her every day. Alii at the
sante time pi't13 for Tier husband -he
play 1101(1 it ae ntneli as she doe..
Several farmers burns have been re-
cently robbed of grain they 9onteined.
Especially have the Plymptoryftrtners
beene111ferors. Art o t►e1011a1
,nirini;alt visit by the OWTlera to their
gran arias, anti a few c'x4rn gnarler dol-
lars laidout in good lucks nod bolts
might be n pt event aline.
%Ir. A. Tiller's barn, Tliedfotd, was
burned down on 'Monday hignt. Loss
$800; insured for $800.
The little dnugbter of W. Hall, of
the lake shore, who ltocompaitied her
father to the place where lot salted his
cattle had iter eye almost torn eat by
the horn of one of t11e impatient aus-
The Schooner Augnste, haring en-
countered some very high winds'otl•ber
Way to Sarnia, (Onitnellced. shell a r441 -
ling mntinn ati 10 coarse the tackling
viotelltly to more to and fro, ecce of the
pu11y blocks having struck Robert Fits -
:Ewald on the Head, caused Lis death
s ten after thin stroke.
The new 000felluws Hall at Harriss-
rill() was opened on 26 inst. by DI'.,
Campbell and klr. Stewart of Toondon.
After the usttai exercises .a grand con-
cert was given. to a cr •wdod house, J. S.
.Deans, of Ails; Craig the renowned
comic singer was prf sent, tt0 likewise
was B. T. oley, M. P. P., who felt hap -
rettpeeted ill the towntthip.
John Dalzicll's , bartj, Grand *Send,
was lately tieatreyed bi'` axc3 itici>,tre4,
P3'•
We I 1 07 die volt like the last butter
I. Fent you in 2 Didn't, like it at all, it
conldrl't be good so many different
colors in it. Oh that's clothing, if you
come ortb, to the faro I can show you
a great many more colors in the cows.
There is one cow MA site alone has as
many colors as there is in the• butter.
N0I3TR 11111)DI sss:x 11111C10 (.—Ailsa
Craig,Nov. 25th --White wheiCt,$123 to
$128 per bush.; red wheat,$128 to 128;
spring wheat, $115 to $115; barley, 5()
• to $50; oath, 34 to 84; eggs, 17 cents
per doz.; letter, ' 113 Dents pot pound ;
potatoes, 45 cents per bushel ; apples,
80 cents; Wool, 26 cents; cordwood,
$1.50
I Toa Bx.itcg To:tornu.--A. sad calamity'
has betatron the Household of lvlr.Mioh-
al Collision, Proof Line, a leading 13id-
rinrp)i farmer. About two weeks ago
one of his .daughters was attacked by a
malignant type of diplittieria, errnne-
onsly called the block tongue. The
pie) tete* trickly , harried away, and
three other girls followed their sister to
the grave in rapid en00ersjon. At tame
of writing Noy.29 n fifth daughter lies
at the , point of death. The utnloeti
eeneternrttinn prevails in the neighbor-
hood, and ranch sympathy is expressed
for the nffiicted Enmity, who are greatly