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of the llte:eesiolt quse,' Exeter; felt
compelie'd ter take,sorbefew weelks for the'
T7rtttocl "States , On ;lite trot eine after his de;,
pgeture•0i4y4;3'1;41,1;01'4 hotel *ere sur prised)
or rather amatrudi;;to.ee,4} iw oleaii-and cont=
plete • :,;
A awn* Sao Sr:Et. RACEME $VR}.trAzinie
movable' 'and Yi3luable Ili the house 'Bike hate
moan, the lor,;the„ stttiitg mote, 'bed•roomb
and kitchen were 'left.ashare ae 'the gay• they
were plastered, Otr1 neva room in which; slept
the livery, stable hostler; Mr. , Levi Trimmer,
mner,
was left•Aiitot'vohetb, k couple of 'Old' -arid al;
moist useieae tablet were left:in the Ititohoii;
a These few tattialtts'togetherwith a keg of cont`
'beer iu the collar. eoustituted'tbe .
OVAL OTA ,9S`TILE ASSETS
upon'whioh tint bract tenant::Was lnesumably
ea"peutell to nttle business. '.J het.all the
furriitureaaud,t14-tro,s r•t Mich were known to be
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in the Mouse wheat Wilps'xes'landlorcl, otauld
bawl; lir(eit taken(=Slay'Jtiiu itt one.,ir'igtit, end
no otie`kiaou vii •$hili* ibtitat rt; coti1 eoarael3
be realized,lxat, t was auUaegnently ascert wined
thtttG itee;'had shipped fltridtd;;:e fi'Cin Luau
station a few days previous to his. departure...
"Wherotlaoy coiilcF'•the test of the stuff have
been jtnt?•" ..'';Wile ;aesieto I in gettingxt out of
the w•ay?" " These were =a'fety of thir.7uestiolls
which penpla-asked t e nseives as,thoy thought
-over iitie;natter.' Time, the divulger of tall
;)Sings, wrtri the 'n,rtaistance . of , Constable Gill
hiss to a certain extent answered these gees -
tions. Our exeellexit.'ehief having hissaspi-
aione aroused by the cou<lnet of two or three
•0 a z A I. 4re grid .,; Goo. Terry._
" Ts> Les Co'ract r 1 he agngert which
. ;.- ,. wvas.to have been giveuin Mi.1, .`Seuthcott's°
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`�� "' residflnce on Tuesday evening lest in behalf of
toteee the L'adies'.Ai t of the 1iethoaist Church, was.
peat free 11 held in. Drew's Hall Instead. This Change' of
Sen II21y�V11eIe, j Q 'wenne,i'-su to speak, wee caused by the very
• retterpi, Oi price.` :urgeunni)er of tickets sold.' The hall, teas.
well 'filled,... The p1•egramme was well selected,
y v and those who took. part were well'iepaid'#or
, � t a ' thei*:trouble bythe applause of the reidiatice.,:
Dool.sellor, Exeter. • Iii :very respect, it,was a success-
financially
especially•ao, as 00 were'realized.
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THURSDAY, DECEIIBEIi 9, 1880,
LOCAL NEWS.
The YU talc Belt Co., 3tairshall, il1ich.,
Will sired Choir celebrated Electro.VoltiaioBelts to
;he afflicted upon BO da,}s trial. oureh
;narauteed. Theyinean what they say. ;Write for ,which occasion excellent.talent Las been
+ them without delay.
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secured -of which further announcements will
C. .1. CRt7RCR RE -Oren o.—Arraalgenlent8
are about eornplete for tilt re -opening of the well -keep' ohitractets who fteguented the
C. r1i. Church, here, to take place on the 19th hotel a good deal, waited patiently -for develop -
end 26 Inst s ,: §eunous will be preached (D. meute, keeping•
on.Sunday tide 1 Oth as follows : At 1.0;30 .A,STRICT w.s cB
a. m,, by Rev. D, G. Sutherland, B. D. L. L, D. on the snspeated persons. On Monday last he
of Clinton. 2150 p, m., by Rev. J. W: Holmes, felt satisfied that he was right;in his suspicions
of Waterdown, 0:30 p. m., by Rev. David and decided to vet at once. Accordingly he
Savage, London. On the Monday following anotified afie Christie of his intentions, and
regular old fashioned tea meeting Will be held_ together tney'proceedod to the house. of Mr.
Richard Sanders on norm -street and intimat-
ed that they intended searching foi,the lost
goods. They soon Made their way to the ger-
m, where the evidence before them fully con-
firmed their ettspicions. .
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754, DIJNDAS STfhEET, LONDON,
THE largest, best and cheapest assortment be given. Arrangements fur 20th inst. will
of sbuttider braces in Exeter, at Central thug appear next week.
Store. 0. Lone, -
.A. young man who his recently taken a wife; ) Tns WOMEN Rom.E.-The debate held in
SATS he didn't find it half s,1 hard to gel mar the basement of the B. C. Church on Tuesday
mar -
Heil as he did to•„ et furniture. He did tot try
'- furniture store or he ivou�d not.
John Drew's u ,
say that.
1 Carling s for cheap and goof Overcoats,
Boats and Shoes, and Overshoes. New stuck.
just arrived. I Carling is determined not to
be uudereeld.
More new boots and shoes net received.
Sotek etrnplete in every department. See ad-
vertisenieut.—Chas. Everett.
I. Calling's for cheap and good Overcoats,
Blots aud Shoes,. aud Overshoes. New stock
just arrived. I Harling is deterruiued not to
Le undereeld.
evening last under the anspiees of the E. Y. P.
C. A., drew a very large audience, there being
scarcely standing room for those present. The
Subject was in the' form of an eiuterrogation.
"Which has exerted the most beneficial iufiu-
enee on the world—man or women?" The
cause of the poor Man was championed by the
Revs, F. Whitlock; Bartlett, and Mr. Joon
Essery, while the, women had able advocates
in the persons of Rev. J.Holrues and Mr. Thos.
Gregory. The question was ably handled, and
Banton Bros, want 200 cords of good dry many very excellent arguments advanced in
cord wood, aud 500 cords green, meet be body support of both sides. A committee composed
wood, and free from rough knotty sticks. of Messrs. 13. Bobberts, F. Collins, and W.
I Carling's'for cheap and good Overcoats, Clark were allowed the privilege of giving the
Boots and Shoes, and Overshoes. New sto k decision 'in favor of women. .Che meeting dis-
jusaarrtved. I Carling is determined not' to
be undersold. pursed well satisfied with the evening's enter -
STILL THEY eon.—Avornsn BANSCRuPr tainment.
SxouK.—Tire sabecrieer has purchased frau
the city of Hamilton, a Bankrupt Stook of
Dry Gods, Cloths, Tweeds t1to. This stock
was bought for the City Tre,le of Hamilton,
and is flesh aud new. A good bulk of the
stock has been bought new within the last
thirty days, and is really first Blass. This
splendid stock has arrived at Exeter, and we
are now busy unpacking the goods, and to -day,
Thursday, 9th lieoeurber the Store will bo
opeded, and this bio sale will cornmence:,There
will be found in this choice stook a nice assort-
ment of Blankets, Tiekinge, Factory andWhite
Cottons, Gray and Fancy Flannels, Velvets and
Velveteens, Dress Goods, Shawls. Quilt, Plain
and Fancy Wi..eeys, Table Linens, Table
Cove's, Furs, Cloths, tweeds, Underclothing,
Mantie Clotho, Hats and Caus, &e. The sub
scriber wuuid take this opportunity of thank-
ing his customers who have so largely pat-
r:iuized his sale while disposing of the last
Bankrupt Stock, and in selling off this stook,
every effort, will be made to please any cus-
tomer, and as usual Big Baron's will be of-
fered. .The whole stook to be sold off this
mouth, a clean sweep tobe made by the end
of the year. Attend this safe atonce. We sell
very °neap all the time. Wanted, a few choice
packages of butter, for which cash will be
paid. Remember the place, Mr. Soutbcott'a
B:iek Block, Exeter
W.BRotiatlrclt.
Exeter, Dee. 8th, 1880.
1?otrLTaY SizIPPING.--On Monday last, Mr.
Patrick Kelly, o! Blyth, was in town buying
poultry fos shipmefitt to the North 'e t Ler
ritory.
1u .w.—, Ou Saturday last, a thaw set in and
before night the snow had almost disappeared
floes the front street. The few sleighs which
ventured upon the thin ono*, were found to
drug rather heavily.
THE RAILWAY COMMITTEE.
FINDING THE' STOLEN P1aOFERTT.
PENURY :AND AE'.7IoiCE.
The Trials of a Poor Iledlaal Student•'
3M T13It DEP.13S OF nonnnTY INTO THE
730Sv14I OF LUSU13x.
On Saturday last there was related to us Ea
little r•omauce, welch, though it had somo un-
pleasant parte, lige moat good stories, no doubt
hal a'happy termination, Some time ago aDr.
•5edgewick, of the United States, same to'Can-
ada with the intnntiov. of practising his pro-
fession here. He mowed to Toronto with his
wife ,and family, but found that before he'
could practise bo would require to pass exabei-
natioxia to receive a,eortificatofrom aCauaclian
medical college.`'. With' commendable energy
he set himself to work to acquire the necessary
information. His
To . the : Public.
itavina oio, is uuw ho
engitport the services of aft est e1iel cera
meclfatter prepared tiutn eve: to
furnish
•Ione Nada Boots & Saes
of every descrletiuu, As h e finds his own .mater-
ial, all is dons nu 'bis owe testae iiiiity. Parite:t•
requiring good soive!i work;nunid do NY ell=, ..ive,
Lill a, call. Repairing of an kinds neatly and
promptly attended to,
Sale Warn ✓yltrtrys on Itis la.
Also Ifarne„s of every description. llarsa Cloth.,
hi,;, \Whips, Trunks, Vahsos, Children's C arriai;est
Sleighs, &a. -
G. EACEIETT.
BOOT c& SHOE SHOP,
C 1�IT T 1Zl Ea'.
dot KEELEtt begs to announce that
NONCE!' WERE LOW, . EE1a tie has decided to become a 1.ernlntNilt
iefltdent U1 Centralia, whestt lie efirties nn Cha
but he hoped that he would be. able. to pass boob aud sboebusiness i a all its Uiauehes. A;!
before it was all expended. But in this he teat' work dune in
disappointed. The expense of keeping him- Late3t Style.
self and family in Toronto soon emptied his Noce but the best material tut' most Ekil1n
There they found snugly stowed away all the, pu.se, and to add to rtlie trouble caused by a workmen xts ck, fr ieignland nomeaticwork f leta� urs. of
bar ornaments a clock a largo mirror, which f thethe Usat u rift'•
oandidatea tilts , Bti•Ni
Tan Eli• ORESO OF THEIR DUTIES.
Since our list issue the Railway Committee
have not been idle. On Saturday last, Hay
Council was visited ty Messrs. W. Bissett, J.
Swenerton, Abel Wolper, and D. Johns. Each
member of the deputation addressed the Coun-
cil on the question of the railway communica-
tion. The council were strongly in favor of
the road, and the deputation were given to un
der'stand that a bonne of $30,000 would be
given by the t9wnship of ktay, provided the
railway passed through the village of Znrich,
and ou to Bayfield, and, if necesacpy, Zurich
would seek incorporation as a village, so that
it might be in a position to give' a bonus itself
There hi no doubt of the popularity of the
sell me in Ray.
A. public nesting will bo held in Zurich on
Tuesday; flet-; to dieouse the matter, when
deputationswill be present from Stanley and.
Bayfield,' pita Exeter also is expected to be
represented. The committee think that,
should- the Grand Trunk. Co. decline to run
the road any farther than Exeter, as Mr.
Hickson suggested,, a sectional bonus of about
$10,000 could be secured to assist in its con-
struction this far. -
' depleted exchequer, the teas oueo many t ' o r� t
extended the' whole length of the bar, half -a P ti l Work a ..,)recialtty\
clown chairs, an old carpet belonging to Wiles,„. s 11tenairs promptly attender! to. Prices raasona.
runcuxu' Ule, Atrial is only necessary to encore steady
and other little but . useful articles. at a recent examination.His position was a' custom. it, IEk I'F:it,
They next visited the stable, and pulled up the
Centralia, Iv*ov.4,1880, 1t'
desperate one, In th.e city be was a stranger,
flooring, underneath which, in a hole scooped and could look to uo one for assistance. Rio
out of the ground, they found two stoves—a family had to be fed and clothed, At last ho
box bar stove, and a big cook stove,—the latter determined upon leaving ,the city, hoping to
find employmentm
also e property 3alr. . this mug readily in some country
interethsting work was progressWilesing onWhile Huron towns. But again he was
On Monday Stephen Connell was visited hi
Crediton by Messrs. Manton, Willis, Ii. SWen-
erten, Hardy, Biesett and Drew. The Council
espreseed no opinion on the matter, being
willing to be guarded in any action' they might
take by the opfidone of the people. It was
,Isw DRxaa.—The London Advertiser now suggested to make .a test, question of it on„elece:
street
ANOxnsR LITTLE "ROMANCE”
was being enacted near the Mansion House.
Two of the well-known characters already a1 -
luded to are a man named Mulligan, and an-
other named Gallager, who is known by the
euphonious soubriquet'. of Santa Claus. Mul-
ligan was bet• -tender for Wiles at the time of
his departure, and was in the hotel she night
he left' plying his vocation, Santa Claus was
also around, following his calling of loafer.
He professes to be a Mao of means, and, like
Mulligan, at vela had plenty of money, though
he dressed- raggedly enough, and altogether
bore a very
$ARD -LOOSING APPEARANCE.
He was seen on the streets iu the day time,
but went, around
UNDER TILE COVER Or' DARENES1
with his chum Mu1'igan, who as brought
here 'os hostler by; Wiles. Mulligan's father
is esaid to nave been hanged for stabbing a
man in Stratford. Since Wiles left, however, ,
he hal not been known to do anything in the
way of manual labor, On lkfopetay night 'tu
was going from hotel to hotel, drinking, swear-
ing and
ACTam6 GENERALLY I5 A ROWDY FAelfrowf.
Being put ort of one, he made hi,; wry to an-
other, end finally drew up et the Mention
House, rhea Mr. Christie wee ottt on the
search expedition with Constab',.e Gill. .idol.
Tigan=had not been there, lona; leafier() Santa
Clans ran to the door endeellit st him yet,
whispered sutnethin� to him. Instantly hit
drunken look. passed ';tray, and be ecce: Into
the :iotel, got hie coat, and passed 'an','n?tin
up a seat on the door step, where Mr. FlOwia.
found him, and informed him that .Gill was
looking for him, Re oxp ressedhis determine,
tion to reaeb a place in Aye minutes where
Gill would not find him, and started down
Hem street, wLere he soon
RAN 1N O TEE .o0NBTAIILE'0ARMC,
as that officer was retnrningfrom his searolt at
Sanders' house. He wastaken possession
of aud lodged in the lock-up over
night. Santa Claus made good his escape: In
the morning a. third member of the gang, A
youth named Sanders, was found, i and told
Mr. Christie that part of the property was bid.
den it;,the Mansion Howse stable. Some of it
was fpattd rut d'reoted, but the ;reat' had been
remov2;i,liroba le.•by,the other two markers
t :gen, r, Christie thinke• that °d;creat
d0 of the 'ftitnitb3'e' dripposed to bav''6 been
taken by 'Viler will yet be recovered near
comes to hand in a new dress. It *,weep badly tion, day. The sum` of 4110,000 is considered
needed. The Tixer rel one! the most read- • the outside figure Which the township would home. The d'ecoveries thus far go to
ab'c+ papers iu the country, and is conducted,' raise for the purpose. (roue tale. RILxs
with the imputation of taking other men's property.
ae r.h remarkable enterprise.
; i' potent after taking o what belonged to him -
Dim=
;supposition is tat the nig hi •af hie de -
Demme TO DIseero ;tamer.
Having wandered from place to place in his
vain search, he same to Exeter on Thursday
last. Being a member of the Masonic fratern.
ity, ne songht bir. W. D. Bright, 'Master of
Lebanon Forest Lodge, Exeter, and communi-
cated to him Me condition. His appearance
being re pectable and his story being plausible
and told frankly, Mr, Bright, with other mem-
bers of the fraternity, with the liberality for
which the Masons - are noted throughout the
world,
41 largo ;addition to tole metre to the
iron works . of Meters. Reid & Hatt,
of tiara lton, Another result of the
1J'. pti.
A young man belonging to 'Vernon
River, P. t. 1. stole $8,04 O from his
�itther's coal! box rtita left for Ynint
Ditellene, but 'was interc�rpted by
Iba.'Shv1•itf and $2,870 ofIlttt f outry
soawred.
is to have t*o 1pperg,--One':of them.
the Bedard, which was, suspended for a few
waeka has re -appeared ander new pienrietor.
ship It:. E. Foody note guiding its destiny.
is aA well served as Exeter, end about.
as i11 .),ble to ertpport two!papererereditebly.
C'InAxotare, 0A141e.t1'f a Cywdetieli filer.
-Odell hat •reoenily' pnrolmerli by Mr, J'antew•
titoiw t, late of F7irprolt, some to hand last
1tE'tfsYED itis SSEOltsarrllds,
and sent hire to London, whence ice Expected
assistance to Detroit. Thus far the little story
has nothing of special interest,being the same,
with a few differences of detail,as many others
which come to notice ocoassionally, But at
this point the interesting ---or rather the strange
—part of the story ones it . On Friday a Mr.
Men an taunt the TJ. S. Came to
tewn and enquired for the Master of the Leb-
anon Pores; Lodge. On finding Mr. Bright,
the l:twyee stated that they had traced Mr.
the geni:IEman -above mentioned to Elle.
ter,aad':ncwin , he; Was in want and that he
was a Freemason, ft °centred to hiw (the lse-
yor) Oust hemi;hthave shade
APPLIOeerol eon Dammam - leszeTANOS
here. Mr. Bright gave the lawyer all the in-
iormatiox. he could about the -gentleman, end
was surprised as well as delighted to bear
that the man who thought himself so poor was
loci ail.
LINES,
-written an the death of Hcrry Is:lausen,
aged &L.:: years. ,
Fold his hands across his bosom ;
Press his marble cheek so fair ;
From his cold, aud waxen forehead,
Smoothe the locks of auburn hair.
Barge's sleeping, sweetly sleeping ;
Give him just one parting kiss;
E'er, from mortal eyes he vanish,
To a :world of joy and bliss,
All week long, the Angels waited,
'Waited ; while They watched tis hoed,
Strivingrhard to keep stir loved one,
While they waited for him there,
Safely then, at last they bore him
To that land Where .Angels dwell
Now, the glorious thine he sharot}i;
None but heavenly tongues eau tell. Barrie arrie; hove Well mice Stith,
Miss his fonteteps light qualm; '
Miss his bright bine eyes of gladness ;
And his voice ea fall of glen;
Bat, we know our darling's happy ;
(e among an Angel band,
!pared for by our loving' Saviour ,
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d u that bright and glorious Land.
LAURA LEE.,
re•.e'
"onyx £10,000 5Taargee,
which had been bequeathed him by anaunt `
.who had reeently end in England. But the
lucky legates had left Toronto before word vests:
received there of her deetb. Be had been
sought for in every direction, advertised for in
the daily papers, tuttl;in every. wayknown to
lawyers efforts 10 atreerta* his rvrberreabouta
Were made. But ice had not written to Iris faml-
ly,and$thongb they were made; acquainted with
flit Change whioh his diaeovery rronid effect in
their eiroumstanoee, they ' could give no clew
whatever. In the mesntime, the search was
diligently continued, and the rich poor man
was filially
y ?OACIID TO itptrxa.
belt the whielt could be most Basil oarried,be
left the place to charge of Mulligan,who celled/Whets the lawyer was told'byMr. Bright that
,;Sanders and Santa Clans, and, with their as - the monfhw'd gone to Loudon and expee$aci to
r ►ing o go to Dtstrgi) , lie took .hrr' Ct -train;' i h .
lr Wiles. Tho vahie of fire pi nlwrty reeovored I
eietanee ideated the Ionise Of everything left 1
y t hoe far'is. 0,150. l biller he found hilts or not, we have not .learnt,'
l r, 0117 deoieled to . 'g C befo p lint in all probability he aid irr lie wu direotcd
mat It bfnlh aft
Squire Patty, of Hennall, on •a.chargoof draft , by Mr. Bright anti MY r Sarnwell to Hier Masona
ne.s; and lladhitn Rent to 6°4'41°1611' 'At: Ihlrexines lei eII of the trial; the'ppriono *tick;ire LOudon• and the- edattibt consigned hint
Iles, he lkneiw *here the rest of (1larisViw't4 fmr • tei'the:care `of their brethren in .Detroit. ,Be
6 enters wks,,but^MMB weuldn't tell. ' ' �',,Inete it be.. -.
Woodburn.
EtEf1101,1 DF UI IICttnS.-6it tTi9
annual meeting of Woodham . 0, Ii.
No. 492 The following clause'. -were,
elected for the eosuing year:—; 1Mk.
Richard Sperling; D. M. l'iili'aes
l3ntherby; t'betp. Amos Popolestone;'
See. Geo. Obanyou; Tres. ;oho Wilson;
D. of 11. George Darns. 1orntn;ittoez--
lat. Aaron Sawyer 42nd, Robert'
wards; Bra. John Stewart]; 4th. George
Morphy; 511i, Emanuel Itotstley'..
Kirkton.
As Rev. Cr Fletcher was coating into
the village from . <one Presbyterian
church on Stttleb y, hie horse' fell over
the embankment net,', •• the bridge.
brooking both e10e of the antler,but
lnetiily atilt received it slight injury.
We bre glad that nolilIrIS
ellOtd
sertttis
tkkp!atletlran
*hitt OCC �orif
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