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HEAD OFFICE MONTREAL
Theater WonNUN'(;•Esq. - ,Pronelest
d.H, it. Bronson, ESQtr. = - - Tice -✓Pres
DIRa,Ct:O11S.•
Ben D L Maeplrersor#, iC't'9Shep Shepherd,
r Loa A Nelson, kiP P, S Ii Twin,;,
Miles Williams,'
P,Wrno'iaaaravTtxcu.. •.'.,l. G.,ibilfxnagor,
Jas. Ea,r, [or, E s .12ttra d' ornirecrt iira>Ec1E.
VIM TX-MEIS
�c+,...�ru irnwinrwre.e+e�Y4i�1�
o7 nder pressen running at a high at the bnrial of an illigitunats Wild;
9piaed, being very light, flexible and font. Th el, irepairing gorltper, $'tte0o
sbittrable.• but this last respect they are H. Snell, do, $2; If Phiel, cttivet% 15,
laid to even surpass metal platee. H. Cues, work, $88; F. Roseate, Cedar,
At a recent Berlin bird sho•cvrseveral $18100; ;oho Hey, 3ualvert, $0; H.
canaries are said to have' at'traoted Bender, do. $8; M. Geiger and A. Bon
rnuoh attention on Account of' then po- net, $28';.'Ji, Brooks; $11; . �oier,
MATO+PiNE
Dnozli Ei 9, 1t:
d` rut/ Co tc zcers 411 Thi nags ""'
o new French MedleinecuresEpsith aterahan Fresh G)toceries,. Streit* Q Marta
I1 PiDTE11TOE, acrd . µrio i s coo uuints re• at !ho
irig in Logia of eUrory, serious imytcmeuts Go ,
mtirrlage G deprossien, oto. 73e per tort
for SI Sola by druggists everywhere, Whole
01110–'•I+YMAX 131406, di CO,, Toronto, Sent by
Mail, Securely �sealed, en reoolptofprloe, Address
113edioine Attune. idOZ03QP.U. Toronto
euliatr color of their p ntnage, Some $1',50; Reichert �1'telk, �`25l .lie l oy. - Taaveriatl
were green, others red and light brown, er,- $5 Elias d1 t S. Troyer, T�1 �` {�
H E. N I�Ji' A T ( ..R�G:I
and others of a soft gray pint, while'a11' $9; R.• Blateliford,$3.70;Alex:It ram. SANTA VLA
differed more or lees' from the light $2; H. ti�'entlnch' $t4; 1!'ioLeitn 73rce.
US,
SHIP' 4C RX
(IEO. KEMP, Exeter..
er. neeeoe, ale., -:t• - - easpasser. yellow of the common bird.' These part payment for prlr,,tf , $40.2'5, Ur. V
,Exetet Bran^hL
HENRY C..BREWEI( I!IANAGL$,
TO FA1i.I1:R ,
LOANS s s
Money advanced to farruersaueasy terms, on their
ew:, prondssory notes with one or mere ccotl en-
dorsors.. No mortgage -required as security.•
SAVINGS IIANE'D1 PABT11rENI''
Interestabibwod on devosits.
Drafts on United States bought audsolcl: Ster1-
uetFsclutugcbaught and sold,
II !Collections made in all parts cf the Dominion
and returns promptly remitted at:lowest rates of
exchange.
Exeter August Bich 1a17S. G•m
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THIS PJ 1410wt:>;,fG& CO'
Newspaper Advertising Bureau (10 Spruce
Street),contracts
smay it pp®�qn�
triol; where:Over gNit@1�r YORK. bo made four it. in 1!
lie ;fedi rt`}.-
variationit of oolor were pr
the dtuly use of cayenne pepper hi the Carried'. Moved .b Mr,1 lbfli h
food of the birds, The pepper is given seconded by14'r' Charters, that the fol -
in small' quantities• st first,• and the lowing'gravel'bYl'1's be paid:—W, Camp-
birds appear to like it The immediate bell, 248 leads, $I4.S8, damages $6;
effects are,• however,• anything Put J. J lesac,cler, 08 loads, $5.88; D.
pleasing to the beholder, for the !hell- lire1 nerl'nan, 784 loads, $44.04; C.
ere soon begin to fall, giving the 'bird ()tawald, 801 do. $21.66; L. Wolper,
the appearance of molting. but in a 808' cl'o. $21.78; G, Ross, 210 do. $12.-
sllort time new feathers appear,•ha'l*ing 00; damages $5; J. Oesob, 210 do.
the curious tints abserved. $I`a'.00; Wm. Bell, 187 do. $74,88,
damabes $5. Moved by Mraalbfliesch,
sec by lir Biarritz that the following
odnoed' by Suirlie. $Obts.>: W. Wing, $2.50.-- ° a
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Over the COMITY.
mess or NEWS' FROM: imam Ex-
CHANGES. -
A heavy snow storm ragdd in Wing -
ham on S today,• making the first
sleighing of the season. The mercury
for the forte -eight hours previous re-
entered from 6 ° below zero to 24 be-
low.-
THUFSDAY. DECEMBER 9, 1880.• Another'paper is about to be atalE.Pd
,in Blyth. It is to be called the Ice -
Scientific Notes.
A. German:pcietltiet reeommerds par-
affins as en eflidient means• of protect.
lug stood against damp amide and alk-
alies. The wood is well dried,•aud then
covered with a solution of• one part of
melted parnfine.•ether or disulphide of
carbon. The eolven!s•' eva.pornte quick-
ly. leaving the T arnfli.ne in the pores ni
wood=. Great nare•Pbonla be taken in
the use of the preparatiou,as all of the
snhstances mentioned.. are especially
inflammable.
The next United States Congress
will act on a bill,. reported in the last
C't7ngress,in support of an International
Cr•,�rumission to agree upon standard
tents for color -blindness and standard
v('pnirements for visual power in navies
and nnerobaut marines. -
Prof. Palmeri consider!: it proven
that great earthquakes are always pre-
( eded by a season of preliminary earth
trentbli,ags. He believes that, by tel
grephieolly connected. stations fttr eb-
servations for observing these trembl-
inge, that it would be possible to fore-
tell eatthqueli:es just as storms are now
foretold`, and to issue wrruings to all
iheeatened districts- three ditas in era
ranee.
During a recent boring for water in
the \\immera distrust. Victor in, a tree
was passed through. for a dietetics of
six. feet at a depth of 250 feet: Several
fruit stones were brought to the entice.
At some period of the we:id's history a
grove- of trees is supposed tb have occu-
pied this subterranean- ep.Oto. and the
great depth of earth now covering the
remsius of the vegetation indicates a
vast lapse of time tiince it tlbttrished:
A French savr(n: has made a careful
cc tnparatire analyeis'nf` the statistical
tables of suicides f trProne° and Swel-
en. He finds that they'establisll two
laws. viz:: that widowers commit sal
°ides more frequently than married
men ;. and that the existence and' pres-
ence of children in the house eiminiatnes
the inclination to suicide both in men
and in women.
Prof. Dulft ur, of•Pitris,. !PREP devised
a thermometric apparatus which • is en
sensitive that it will denote=by' a de-
flection of two inolles—•the change of
temperature caused . by the entranceeof
a person into the room f?.ihere it is
placed.
It is iuteresting to note to what' ex.
tent the doctrines- of evolution. are
taught in aur Higher institntione of
learning. Iii a. paper trpon°the"Oritic'e
of Evolution,- in the May; and June
i,ttmbers of the 4'naldrlean .YO'uralist.
Prof. Lippincott says that at Harvard
o. very professor whose department, are
er+ntiected with biology—ouch as G'rey,,
CW�hitney, A. Aenseiz, Ilagen,Goodaler,
Skater, Fatrlaw, and Tnxnn---i8 ane aro•
letionise, and man's physical structure
1cgari_ na 31n exception to the law.
They are sari to be thei4te, and ' all
r' rtseavative men. At John Hopkins
lltnvti,;iee,.wiliiih hilae to be the most.
n,l":lneetl it) the Country, Pw.r,kntinn- id
let,:l nrd tneght. In the University of
;:'.•tan rvl%xi,it7. all the biosngic:tl profess•
••rs nrP c volntiO,li ta—Seidv, Allen,
11 ••• 1 t neit end Parker. At Yale, i 1ielii
!all Branae Partntnnth, Beserl'sin, and
reir-i rton L,cavereit.1 ', tea bioingiaitl
pec fcserrrit fire in the ening. category,
Will eve.r tlrerhis a a orkingr.atnrttlist,
1:1811'..
1. On Sunday, of last week, the dwell-
ing house of Mr, A. CIoak('y, lot 5, eon•
:cession 0, Morris, together with the
.cnnteiis, was totally conenmed by fire,
the inmates barely escaping with their
lives.
One day last week, while attending
to the cars at the Godericli station, q
voung man names; Crawford had his
hand naught between the cars, and lost
one of his thumbs:
On Tuesday of last week the ecltnon-
er Ontario, owt'ed by hewers. Willie me
tC Horton, on coming into the Goderioh
harbor. was cut so badly by the titin
ice that she sprang a leak. The services
of the town steam fire engine were cal.
led into requisition, and after five or
six hours steady pumping the sclinnnei'
wag saved from sinking at -the dock.
I1r. James Graham; who' was con-
nected with 11r. (;dill in the establish-
ment of the first newspisrer'• published
n Seafortb; has. been elecad to the;
Legislature of the State of Pennsyl-
'vania by a large' mnjQrity.
11Ir. P. Nelly, ofBlyth, is engaged
n buying poultry anti butter along the
line of the IT. & B. railway, with the.
intention of`sbipl'ingthem to llatlitnhn.
This is another evidence of the rapidly
_developing trade with the North-w'et'.1
Cnnsiderehle excitement was eaneed
last week in the usually quiet village of
'f3enmiller, in the township ofColborne.
-About three or felt months ago a girl
named Annie Henry, abont sieteen
years of age, came over from Michigan
:with I',Ir. Ferdinand Weise, when that
gentlernan and his wife returned from
a short visit to friends in tient State.
A short time after she went into ser-
vice in the family .of Mr. Jahn Stewart,
.nurseryman. At the t'n e both 'Cr
and Mra, Stewart fancied u e pirk was
pregnant, but in reply to their pee -
thins she sail that her nppsarnnco wee
owing to an necider,t rbr'Pived. On
Thursday of last week Mr. Stewart and
his wife were absent from home, and
abont three o'clock the gii•P'went to the
watercloset, and remained there -for n
long time. in reply to gnesthnne from
11 Ir. StewartTs daughter, site ssi<i. that
she was suffering from diarnc�w't, and
could not reeve the place. She re-
mained there for alenut three hours.
and shortly after eoming into thehnnse
went to bell: She stayed in bed until
late neat morning,. but in the after-
noon attended' to the washiing and
household' diltiee, t;7lriing to certain
suspicious circnnrstances, the Sim.
4310118 ',Rife Steuart famil jr were at
length thnrnnghly aroused, and' niter
manydenials, on the following Suture
day the girl a'lmitted to iyf'rs.. Stewart
that's child had been born, and that it
bad net'lived, and that skis had thrown
it down the privy. g snatch requited
in the bedv of the infant being froend.
An inquest was held on the bncir et
the infant by Dr. 1reLean, of Goderisll.
,l)a. Taylor, e'bo made the poet m. tr-
tenl examination, gave es' his npiitine
that the child bad breathed; atthongh
it may have died before hilly born ;lint
es no cry bad been heard liy any .per-
son, the Tarry felt justified in bringing?'.
in the foi,lnwing verdict : "That' the
said turtle ui,ld name to his death at'
the hn',3Se of John Stewart, in the
tnwnehin of Cni,harne, in the minty of
ilurnn, linf.,re being folly borne, unci
not lir env violence at the•bands of its
mother Annie henry.
lin 1 .)11(' it h0, a.ltnC9t til 1tC:'ttt cxoPp
t,, iso ,>C'•'111 if
iir':o• ;or :['.P4i(yr r•btainiI;;tt:Arentyret
I kit.µ ft.'' 1in ova lets fitPsi .(lisc•'versd
i;) srl i•:il,il ' ,1 n,in, n ec niter of
L'rtr,� w.1 ' taty?Ir•r nq (o emplt' . ter that
,,11,, ,,• tats' n 11(1 istl krinwtl OC CC.Ilnlnicl' 1
.
Thr rirnct z, „f p nl7•tralinit tarl•.Ps
a 't en r,t'.r, nine, the m -O'er ie nice'
i :fV ;, 1.11e ,.1.itr.a '1)11s prn(leerd
tat. A,.,. 1t 1i' V.e-sol„;'(at f':ir ll;caking on
s
GRAND :�,,i �lt���t ,-w�� �' `t•I
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TIOLIDAT FANCY' GOODS IF'•URNITURE ROOMS:a
persons bound are hereby appointed
Deputy Returning Officers, for holding
municipal elections for 1881. J. Bon-
thron nub -div.: No: 1, A. McLaren
sub. No, 2, C. Wilsou No. 4, and J,
Schnell No. 5, and that the clerk ad-
vertise sleeting far the nominations.—•
Carried, The Couuoit adjourned to
en Dee. 81st.
5, POSTER,
Clerk.
Blooming 73111.
Sidi: HORSES.—The . epizootic has
made the horses In this Beotio11 look as
thongh they belonged to the Bony -parte
breed, or, as a ,young man expressed
himself with regard to our horses,
"that we would have exsollent horses
after some time,its we had good frames
up-"
STEAM T33amSBlNG.—Stearn threshing
goes a7ittte tough, owing to the incon-
venience eitperienced in the mode of
locomotion which tiny are forced to
adopt, nainely,that of wheels,wbeu the
general made of traffic is by means of
runners. Tills will be an inconvenience
which will be extremely hard to remedy
owing to the weight and extra danger•
of capsizing when placed on a sleigh.
If storm threashere supplant power
machines, which they are withont
doubt doing, farmers will be obliged to
thresh in the fall, before snow comes
On.
PErrowALS.—On Monday, 15th via.
the wife of John Leatta of a son:-1Ir.
Nairn, of Ceutralia, and wife paid their
old fiends a visit net week. He looks
as well as when ho was in our midst:-
11Iins A. McTaggart, who has far the
past few months been confined to tier
room, is able to be around•agnin.:-lt
is reported that Mr. Thomas C;rse,:.of
McGill College, Montreal, a former
teacher of this school has departed' thi.
life.—Mr. Ge: rge Latta has, been laid
up for the past week with a swotting o1,
the neck. It is now subsiding.—Miss
1. Fuxton, teacher in Pnekersenith,has
been engaged to teach in Westmiuister,
a suburb of the city of°Isondon. The
trustees have made a goad 'choice,. as
Mies Foxton is an. energetic 'arid pains-
taking teacher. •
ROSS-T'RICKA" TT BOAT RACE.
THE GANALIAN WINS 3T FIVE B091.T•LE214TIiS,
London, Dee; 4.—Wkliaee Ross beat
Triehett in the race to -clay by fire boat
lengths. The race was most unexcit•
ing, The start was very even. Res
:was soon ahead; and had the lend` by
nearly three lengths.. He mnintaiued
his lead throngh ilammererrnith bridge.
which he passed 111 9' minutes reed` 19
:4eennds Irene the start. He then wean
further in front, and' hart the' race in
hand et Cheswick.. Hb passed Barnes'
bridge fre lengths ahead; eanwon
with greatest d' t ease by alinut' the same
die ten aro. never having been headed.•
The weather was -misty, lint' fine, A
fair sprinkling nf'apeetators wits present.
The river was caltn,.and• there was"• a
gond tide.
Betting before tele start in • the race
t'as i'to 4`on Trickett. diose lied the
Surrey st•n:tion. There were two or
throe false starts, Pint the men. finally
trot away, Rees' pulling at a Strube of
34 to;the in inn tr,.and T, c1tett SA'tti 89,
lirn;e wits even at the tower stroke and
drew away. He 'slowed down ' nft:er
pas,ing Simmons' boat hnuse.and even
than maintained the lend. Rees' time
for the fir.et mite was G' minutes 14
seconds. At'tiris paint Trickett became
very slow.. Ross Inereaseci his lend m;
every stroke, seemingiy tvilhout ef%nt.
In the next tlalf•mile Trickett' spurted'
repeatedly, b'llt WAR linable to'' tench'
Denys', who; had led all 1be snn.p• work
f by three Jengthe. Trickett slightly de-
creased the lead after Cheestick .Lynt
RIO passed, blit Ras passed Ctiestwick
church twelve seconds ahead. and after
this; he did as he liked, irccesionally.
etesinif and natattempting 'turow.
tearoom :t,Ineerrea.-The Canieil nkat`
' on Snturdn , Dee. 4fb, Ml mon:here
r.
Prevent.late Reeve In the etmir.
Mei/n(111y Me.. Ileyreci;, Onr011o1rd by
tiI . Ii'atlbfiieeeli, that the tenran ng ani. Derides Screw Works nee to 1•e-aom'-
r'r'nnts he paid:---S'mnoi Rennie. Ino- mance neeeratior.s on the first of 1881.:,
hot $44,99; Mile ICeebetni,.for set Idea, on an eelaig' dtseaalo.
It) groat variety, consisting of
Work Boxes,
Writing Desks,
Ladies' Companions..
' reeking $arses, Toilet Sets, •
Coasting Sleighs, Tea Sete,.
Autograph and
Photograph Albums,.
lifetn.laphooes,.
Necklaces, Toy W*,tc'hes,..
Aloutli Organs, Toy .Pistols,
'Wax arid China Dells,
Chinese Lanterns,
Dominoes, Buildings B•locker,• .
Chessmen, Alphabet B:loeks
Draught Boards,.,
Wax Ca:16108;.
nitikOEL !! s..fl .Lid 6d� �L �.
1i vvtrag'pnrchasod 1jrr, Co, worthh's furnifnre anri3
iurdortakingy buaintss in Ilensat.i, and added Lis
,oIngGo stoe)t AmorIz xiter, can now show in•lieu-
sail ono of the largest stocky north of Lo'3don,
• aSrleave
urhe
hail a14
o.
ytocrorsd' oprreautiucatl'bit surpttssod.. -
esneriunoo iu
London and ];ester:
Funerals promptly?atteu•1ed to. First-class
• rearse always 0.. ,pin .
N.B.—A31 kinds of musi:at instruments tuned
:andrttpaired. • i'ilture framing a speciality.
J. H. BAKER.
IIensall, Nov.'11,1880. ly
' S 7 mos ti 's
Falces aceelle Cups : . OANFI H L,D'
and a thousand and one other articles.. Come'
'y' •��1�•• RR
and see] for yourselves,
N . VY . OW 1TT1.'+
Dominion Laboratory, Sign €iolaan Mortar,
FINE PHOTOGRAPHY:-
FRAN,K.. COOPER.
ARTISTIC PnOnrrt5T(PH ER'. •
Studio • 374s Richmond'. Street,. London.
All the la t st'iin}tro,verne'rrtl in' Photography at'
this we11 'known studio, G. •od people of Exeter'
and v1 in.tyy come and See us when you come.to
London, awl.
WE . WIMI, DO. ` YOU' JUSTICE 1
Agent for Exeter and vicinity..
He would call' Specie 1 attention to l.is well assort •
eel stock of
i<iineyGoods. it TalrEre Stoclr'of lerlitiWooI5•.
cult Fingering Yarn, Mottoes, Card
Beard, 1rIi>se Brailles, Pn11ing,
Lace, .Jet Jewelry„Beads,
Leather Work.
All Ideas of 'Fanc'y Work, made to order anal 1
• Taught.
Aful line of CHRISTMAS GOODS which "he wilt'
sell,chta7•, •
• Shirts, 'Drawers, and Cardigan Jackets. AIso e •
good supply of Seamless Hosiery always on hand. •
xnittiug done to.order,•
We, are f.IGt4TN/NG.'.." ortt Children. Oppositol nnaon's Block.
;prrA.y Pukap-TionIcs:.
TO NSIIIP OF UZBQP,NE
D. DOLTO . PROFVETO11.,
haviaig added to nrvpnmp machinery; and Fro
cured a large quantity ca first-class pump loge,;
am prepared to offer anatrticle
Superior' to •anY•Fin tdr it ttit.:: Corrn4,y',;
and at prises tbat'crefy compe'ti£fon. • Wells sad
Cisterns dug on the•shor-test notice..
Before purchasing gull at, the Hay Pump,Worke,
r,Shop-,-ane- narte. undid ' nort of Ii rater,
Tienc3onBdad, Hay
Mims' Good,
,dtd:.:�
��s�a
a.: u- JO
28"diifiirentki» cttt of Clocks, Fancy' and 'elf pat-
terns, composed of 8 day. anu 80 hour.
GCLE't SILV'E'YWTATCIES
its groatvariet'. Also Chains, both Gold and Sil-
ver, at prices that defy competition,
WWWddit g Rings. a Speciality,
�. 1
Virirarrantactle karat pie.
S.E.. JONES.
myzei
zeal. Hing
EXB;TEI .
'.. B: SE..1.,.l,L1E.S. f
C 3EMISr DR' O GIST:;.
always.'keeps ttftillastbltinent of
Pn'he D.riigs• anti' C9I txlicals •
' Patent' MVIedirit,es,.
Toilet?Ar'ti les,..
- . Perfu ery,.,
Brushes; .
. Oomb9,-
ti`l•' pon4e>,
kiosalt-;,i e:
S1 LLE
Cherry •.Crda
le the
1
o iimaticn. Notice T;
Tlio'Nexciinticin for Reeve eta 'Counoilldre; tai'.) . •'
servo in.the m,xnieihatity of Usborno, ior the year '
1881, will be held in the
TOWN' Ili UUI14,.,ELDIVILLE,'.()N
M'bnday,.Deo. 27,'80
at the hour of le'at. m; and 12 o'clock, uoon,teepec•
•
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ttvely.•
In'case<poll'are' adman ded,'they shall be held on'
MONDAY, 'TAN UARY8rd, 1881, commencing at 91
o;talock,.w,.m, aud.closing • at 0 •p. m„ at .the tallow" -
ing xlaoes::
9 ' W. WARD)
A:t'F1'iiirrnla; N- J: Clark; tteturning•Offider:
N..Ni:'41!ARD,
C+n11dt G,.N.;n.R.t;.Thornae Allin,.DoputyBetties-c-
fug Officer..
LE. WARD`
•At Darrlulxt>rr; Thomas Cameron ,.Deputf,Returnu-
ing-Oiticer.•.
O ., - So.B.- WAB D,• y1
ONI ot1r,.Cdneession 10 ; James Nagld ,Deputy -••• k
Returning -Officer.. mf,/ '
Usborno Dec. 2.: NJ, CLURE C1itrk. v./
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n;1n^.ug tore;.
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Writ' dig Desks;: '1'7or
LADIES' COMPAVIJ
Thwel Boxes,,
Fancy '. Shel
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Autograph. Alb
BIBLES,'
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I'nitetrriesi Fahey Ink
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