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SEEDS
SEEDS
SEEDS
AT THE XE'irlen, SEED STORE,
DOZAZINZON LA,BR1 TORT,'
Fresh Field, Flower and Garden Seeds.
We call the attention of Fanners and Gardeners to the above, and invite inspection.
BB,QTATIst7,41sTO, Vrop
The iuron Presbytery.
The Presbytery of Heron met in
Willis Clhnroit, Clinton, on Tuesday,
11a1 lust, the moderator, Rev, J. A,
Turnbull presiding. Owing to the
unfavorable weather and bad roade<,.
the attendance was smaller than us
al.
The reward of all ill sessittths with,
t
i.
for its N
It
„a bounds. o to t the were
p y :
Galled for and examined. . Theta were 1
found to have beev, oil the wh' le,enr
reedy'ud oarernity kept.
Owing to iuottmpleta returns from
seasione, the eouhtnittee on the state
of religiou hats net been able to repair
A report. Dufanititig seesians wore
renumled of their duty to furnish the
committee with the irifarisalailn re-
quired, for the preparation of their re
p ort.
The following aommiseio•.era to the
nett General Aaaewbiy were appoint-
ed :—the Rev."b:[eaere. J' oobead, Mo
Lessen, Stewart, Musgrave, T. G.
Thompson, ministers; and Metiers
McLaren, Alderson, Gray, Pollock,
Whiteford, Were.
The Rev. Kenneth McLennan, of
Charlottetown, P. E. 1., was nuwiu
swt'edmudoretor of the next General.
Assembly.
The report preeented by the caw -
mitten) on Sabbath Scheols,'.aa adopt-
ed, and ordered to be transmitted to
she Convene of the Syned's committee
on Sabbath School.
Messrs. Turnbull. ItInegrave and
llioOov were appointed to visit Kip
Rea, Hills Green, Berne,13ayield road,
and Bethany, to order to aseertaiu
whether a nee and better grouping of
these congregations and stations can.
not be effected.
'leave wa8 granted to the trustee,
of the Clinton oongregatione to sell
their present church buildieg, the lot
9,tt which it st tilde and the lots ed
louring the manse property.
It was agreed to hold a special
meeting of Synod in Seaforth, next
mouth, and to hold the next regular
meeting in Clinton, on the second
Tuesday in Unroll.
1 Beaten mutturned.
Abort 11. o'clock Friday ulght Geo,
Roes (colored) went to hie house, on
MoDougall street, and found another
colored man namedSoott,witb his mi9-
trees. Road threw a temp tttSoott,strik-
ing him on the head and breaking the
lamp. The oil took fire and burnt
Scott in a horrible manner. The phy
sieians gay Scott cannot live. Roes
was arrested after a desperate atrag•
gle by Chief Baines and oflier Welle,be
defending himself by an axe. Ho was,
however, overpowered without injur-
ing the officers.
An answer Wanted.
Can any one bring us a case of Kidney or
Liver complaint that Electric Bitters will not
speedily euro ? We say they can not, as
thousands of cases alreadypermanently cured
and who aro dailyrecomtnendingElectrio Bit-
ters, will prove. Bright's Disease, diabetes,
weak back, or any urinary complaint quickly
cured. They purify the blood, regulate the
bowels,and act directly on the diseased parts.
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at 50 cents
a bottle by C. Lutz. 1
Fought For honor.
At tlio eeraio,.i held at .Pembroke,
one of the Wont important ease's was
that of a y ting Inman named Blip.
tiete Lash, w1e was charged with at-
tempting
t.tempting to outrage a child aged
about eleven years. Ti'e history of
title case, as drs vered in evidence,ae, its
as fellows; About five utoutlta ago
wbioat this young I••diat. '.gas crus®ii^
the Matta NA ti'rtagn rond. (ttrttaevat
ha in the District of Nipinsittg),Ilo mat
the child. Her unprotected clondr
tilt* prompted him to take advantage
of bar. Dragging her into the bush,
he made a vi"lent a8aault upon her,
but the ohtlti, froth the very deeper•
ation of fear, fought eft!) a courage
land Mtrenttth wholly to be unaccount-
ed for, to j'tdge from her etppearauce,
and suooeeded in escaping from hies
elutohee. On reaching the road °lice
neve, elm fortunately met with the
agent of a lumbering firm, who, on
star explainiug b w affairs Mood, tis•
Qt+tntly uudettnok to pr teat her, and
at once escorted her to her mother's
dweiling. The ouil't woo o'ut•id"rably
injured but regateed he' health and
Ili n a few Reeks. TIth cal
p . -
prit,h,.s a brute) loniting tthy.ioguouhy
and rill the ani►nal peed ,us seem to
predominate in his abstracter, HA is a er it C el'Shop.
in the vitaa lity of twenty years of age,
but stout and strong looting for his
ago, $e was aontenced to ono year .
to the central prison at herd labor.
United tutee, Butcher &, General Dealer
-IN Ar.n KINlt3 or-• . •.
To cure eonsuuiption, nkeratlou in the
lunge moat be atppped, the matter must be
thrown off, the uiexnbrauces and tissues.
healed and the system invigorated.. Downs'
Elixir will do all this. Try it. Every bottle
warranted.
A Startliu ; Ihscnver •.
'.Nr.Wr. Johnston, of Huron Pa#:., writes
that his wife had been troubled with acute
Bronchitis for many years, and that al1 rem.
v
wiles tried no permanent dragaver e ie
ma ut xc# f util e
gp ,u b
prccurred a bottle of i<lrSiiig'a_vcwDiseovery
for ConAnoption, Coughs, and Colds, whfeh
hada maeiceletfeet.attd lrrotlucetl a perweueut
cure. xt is gnaiauti'ed to Coro allPisrasee art
L'ungs,or I3ronc#tial Tubes. Trial Bottles Free
at 0, Lute's, Drug Store. Large Size el.*. 5.
DO ' S it riR
MEW= BALE=
ELIXlR�
Ilan stood the test for Fit t' -t itati:t,
YEAAs, aitd ]s,.5 proved its 1S tti:s l+ st
remedy kunwa fir t3;e c:ar:
//C�Orttettlrfl et�ie.:llp. CQ�.:,;3':`°;
SCR, it e,YV�h Toper::., t`8M1r•F^,
and ail t.un ;iw.,'«:we.
yin„y:;� or ell , ,:..,,1.
FARMERS'. ATTENTION
WHI `E'S U PSQMSIt ;°� SLIDING CATES
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A DRIVE
9 FJELD GATE
&droved. by avers far.
zter, �l r all vrlw
WO EOM
Ita9 *WetAmes"1'.ttt are
08MtEttliWCE,
DURABILITY
]itW'tIQt1X.
MWcxt s ,
It takes np po room on the rued or sidewalk. It opens .iown the feurw. It lecke opete
and when closed, lochs rent. A shiki six Sears obi can open and elose it from a wagon
or horseback. cr afoot. It i4 rtes liable to get out of order.
So simple ill construction that any farmer can snake it. n ran be male of lumber, iron
ar wire -netting.
i R ,• admire �# ! who see
s rt
it, r be o with
Can nt:d tt one e • r
�Auger from Wagons;
Buggies, etc, It baeke out of the way down the fence. taking up no room. Ilan no lever
age en pests. Can be opened and clotted 3(i times a minute. '.lakes a wore lock with-
out a la
telt or pin: A tlovvuwartl pull apeott or t?lc�eaa gateet►tuy Ient;th,4r weight. ;t;
file tan lea have a double action and always up. nut of the xati•. The .seat shore the cr.
dinary� gate is from 01 to 'I3. 1 sen furnish Oi'ra Taos-, no binge, to buy.
Price of FARM R GT T$ from $5 to : 3. ,
tall encs see the Vote at Centralia and Exeter, and * eottlie str
Varus Right,
R. DAVIS,
On January lltb, 1860, Christina
Kett, a pretty girl aged 18, was mire 1VEI "v
dared at Drayton, in her home. Na Its •1• l
elite was ever diroovered to the mur-
derer until Saturd iy, ellen her broth•
•r told the death bed confession his
owe mother made three weeks ago.
The murdered girl returned home an
hour late from a visit to a lady friend.
The mother, in a fit of passion, drool;
her with an axe handle, crushing her
skull. Appalled at the crime, she
smeared the dead girl's face with gun -1
powder, and deported herself in snob t
a manner as to entirely elude detect -
tion. Mental torture drove her from ;
the scene of the crime. She roamed
through Western cities, and finally
returned several years ago. She Was
sixty-four years old at her death. All
of the family are deed but the son,
who relates her dying confession.
At Toronto Auv o Boston, mother
of eleven children. attempted Wed.
nesday night to hang herself with a
hemp cord. At the police court she
was remanded for medical examin.
Rtion. Drink is supposed to be the
cause.
A LAWYER'S OPINION OF INTEREST
TO ALL
J. A. Tawney, Esq., a loading attorney of
Winona, Minn., writes: "After using it for
more than three years, I take great pleasure
in stating that I regard Dr. King's New Dts.
covery for Consumption, as the best remedy
in the world for Coughs and Colds. It has
never failed to cure the most severe colds I
have had, and invariable relieves the pain iu
the chest." Trial bottles of this sure cure
for all Throat and Lung Diseases maybe had
free at C Lute's Drug Store, Large size,
AUDITOR'S ABSTRACT
OF THE AUDITORS OF THE VILLAGE OF EXETER FOR THE
YEAR ENDING 31st DECEMBER, 1888. •
We beg leaye to present a statement
tunds for the year 1883.
RE OEIP PS,
To Balance from 1882 .........
Assessments 3690114
" License Funds ......... 515 67
" Clergy Reserve Fund...... 25 05
Government Grant...... 223 OC
" Fines 9 OD
" Money Borrowed Nelsons
Bank..... 600 00
•` Non Resident Taxes Co
Treasurer 1 42
of the Receipts and Expenditures of the Municipal
EXPENDITURE,
By County Bates 1883 $ 15 0'1
" Streets, Sidewalks &c 714(4'
46 77
" Salaries t•92 55
O Schools ............ 2361 28
" Debentures & Loans Re
8060 981
8275 2e
11
.,
Taxes Refunded
Charitioi
Printing, Postage, &
Stationary
Interest ..
Rents
Fire account
Tanks
Insurance
• Election Expenses ...
Miscellaneous ...:...........
Balance on han•1..... .......
2155 05
6 00
138 00
51 e8
28 10
4 00
265 85
124 00
2.5 87
80 50
116 70
1744 721
$8936 281
ASSETS. LIABILITIES.
Oath Balance Dee Met 1883 31744 72x1 Council, including salaries &
Buildings and Beal Estate 2200'00 small debts ...... ............. 8 800 00
Arrears of Taxes 94 17 Railway Leine & Bonuses... 10000 00
Fir o Engine Rose &e 1000 00 Other Municipalities' 2100 00
r--- 35038 891 ---, 012900 00
We the undersigned Auclitors certify that we have examined the Treasurer's books for 1883
of the Municipality of Exeter, and found them correct and in accordance with vouchers pro.,
duced; Balance on hand Dec 3let 1853, $1744.723
Copies of the Report in detail can be hand on application to the clerk
TfOcBR.AOANEG ll Auditors.
38936 26
Exeter, 13th February, 1
Customers supplied TUESDAYS, THURS-
DAYS AND SATURDAYS at their residence,
ORDERS LEFT AT THE SHOP WILL ItE
CEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
LABDIN 1'
MACHINE OIL,
VARMERS, THRESHERS, ANI)
DI31lmess will save money and cavo their
Machinery by wing Lardine. 1 I8 an infallible remedy for Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Old Wounds, Sores and k 1cery. it is
famous for Gout and Rheumatism.'
To AGENTS' r
he lilett of this 10eut for HURON COUNTY, and as 1 are otherwise
1 Cannot canva44aeh Townsb#riin the Comae, 1 will sell itw►1i'#tip Ili htt:•,
at prices that will euable the purchaser to make stoney at the hesiecs:.
$$ISQ tO $20 per DAV' V' caz. be IC &DE
;cod canvasser in telling out a Township Biuitt hi Fenn Itfghtc. Cru, uu null's
are atauythingolse mitts a Small Capital Invested. I mean to sell so
yeas cal make i,10NEY.
A Rare Cbl rtee--Speculatiou.
The selling qualitleat of this gate cannot be questioned, 'The Invader beat sold
^^�--OVER $00,000 WORTH ALREADY, -
ire rw Township Bight, and make money easily and rapidly. If yet do trot, so*e.
Dna will, and yon will bee the chance.
Call and see me, or write for sarins,
4.. Q 33QI3XER, Cez #mita
For County Bights in Canada write for terms to
C. W. JONES, Lemke,
RENOWNED REMEDIES.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS&OINTMENT)
THE PILE
Purify the Bleed, eorrcet all Diaordera of the
LIVER, STOMACH, KIDNEYS, AND BOWELS.
They invigorate and restore to health Debilitated Constitutions, and are invaluable in all
Complaints incidental to Females of all ages. For children and the axed they are PI lrelesa
THE OINTMENT
. DINE 1!08 DISORDERS OP THE CHEST 11' HAS NO EQUAL.
For Sore Throats, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colcts,Glandrlar• Swellings. and all skin diaes+.vs
it has no rival ; suit for contracted and stiff joints itactslikt' a charm.
Ilas been victorionaat all the leading exbilci
tions afid industrial fairs since 2878, eaxryingoff
brat prizes and medals iu every instance. It
has unw no equal as a lubricator, mil will out-
wear lard, seal or castor o11, and warraatod not
to slog or gum th0 DuOst maohinarc Yeu will
save money by using this 0i1. Toth and you
will testify in its favor. Beware al imitations.
The Pills and Ointnieut aresold at TUOBAS HOILOwAr's Establishment.
78, NEW OXFORD -STREET late (583, OXFORD -STREET), LONDON
—uei > irAaxcnen ONLY BY—also by nearly every respectable Vendor of Medicine, in Boxes and Pots, at ls. lid., 2s. 94
4s. Gcl., lis., 22s., and 83s. each. The 2t*. 9d. size coutntus three times the quantity of th
is lid, size ; the 4s. Gd, size six ; the lis. size sixteen ; the 22s size thuty-three ; and the
1VIcCo11 Bros. & Co., Toronto, 33s size fifty-two times the quantity of the smallest Boxes and Pots.
Full printed directions are affixed to each Box and Pot, and eau be batt in any language
re- Purchasers should look to the Label on the Pots and Boxes. If the address is not
533 Oxford Street. Loudon, they are spurious.
—ren BALE Ali—
BISSETT BROS , Exeter ;
J. EMBER & SON, Crediton ;
McDONELL & W AUGH, Hensen
TO FARMERS!
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
NOAH FRIED,
--OF THE
Dashwood Flouring Mill
Wishes to return thanks to his numerous
customers, for the past libe,•al patronage
given him, and since making im-
provements, which is a large
saving on fuel, will do
--CHOPPING--
until further notice, at the following
--rates :----
OATS,'
—OATS,' SIX CENTS PER BAG,
And for all other grains (Peas excepted),
SEVEN CENTS PER BAG.
TUESDAY, THURSDAY et SATURDAY,
Are my regular grinding days
TERMS Strictly Cash.
N. B,—Flour Ji Feed sold at a close mar-
gin. Don't forget to give us a call
NO46.13 TRIZaa
Dashwood, Feb'y 7th, '81
FRIED 1111 0111111111S
ATTENTION.
Why',ou should use the Combined Milk Bucket and Stool :
let. --The use of this Bucket will effectually protect. the milk from contact with any
foreign substance whatever, and from the odor of the stable.
2nd.—Should a vicious cow kick over -the bucket no milk is lost or injured.
3rd.—In case of spattering, or misdirected streams, no loss will occur,
4th.—It avoids the soiling. of clothing.
5th.—It is convenient for milking, and does away with the "old-fashioned" tool.
6th. --It enhances the value of dairy butter.
7th. -It is mutually acceptable to the milkman and his patrons, as it guarantees satisfac-
tion.
8th.—Butter and cheese made from milk drawn in this Bucket, possesses keeping quali-
ties, far in advance of that containing all the germs that fall into. an unprotected pail.
9th. -Both the creamery and the cheese factory eau afford to remuueratel those patrons
who use this Bucket, and will in time,be compelled to dechnethe iuilk of those wiho do not.
BISSE'VT1 BROS.