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THURSDAY, MAY le 1884..
It is expected that when the C.:
neaten. Pacific railway is completed
through the mountains it very lame
tradein fresh salmon will spring up
between Burial.Oulooltna and oast:
ern rirkete. A geutlelnan who does
an extensive fish hueiness in Detroit
and Sat�dwioh, and employe over 200
men in fishing operations in Ontario,
is now intestigatmg the subject with
a vietw to entering into the salmon
trade. He intend., we learn, to put
up the tteeoeasary buildings next year,
acid to intake all arrangements to
to commence shipping in 1886, The
irtlpetua whtoh will Haus be giyeu to
this industry will be We ntiroe of a
Large g tin t .r ;:isle 0 tlunibia, and
+friers, is no delitbt that a great denoted
will arum More, tee the directness of
the oalrrying faeilitiee will ensnre to
mounters in the east a nunob better
Petiole than they have iaitherto beau
able to proems.
Not Far frolalt Holatae.
]News Condensed
Sporting Brava ies.
A couple of London, Out,, bioyolers
on Satarday were fined $1 each for
bicycling en the sidewalk.
A kicking reatob for $u0 a ;aide is
io take plaoe at Port Perry, between
0. Powell, of Port Perry, and R N.
Harrison of Liudesy,
Gus Oarruthere, of r'orouio,aud Ed
Carleton of Boston, are matched to
run 100 yards for $250 a eide,ai Bea
I Cott Park, Boston.
Blsylook an old Woodstook jouke3
won boat the races he started in on
the day of his first appearance this
treation at New Orleans.
The well known tborougbreed brood
mare Sinnoon, by War Dance out of
Saratoga, dropped a fino bay horse
colt by Princeton on Saturday.
The x day horse bie,:r ,lo tourna•
;neat
The.
San ?''Kttincisco ended ou Sat-
urdav, -The bioyolea won by a mile
aud a quarter, snaking 1,078 miles.
A de 1d heat of 217 watt made at
Gaineevtllo, Tex., between Thehball
and Fuller. on 1pril4th. Good time
for the pacers eo early iii the season.
telw,ard I-Ianlau'e fret match in
Auetxalia will be with La cook, It i1a
said the stakes are to be $5,004, and
that Henlen will get $1,650 for ex
pensee.
Wallace Imes, the antler, has gon
home at St. John, N. 13., where be
will !pull a fortnight previous to be-
gillnug training for his race with 0,
Courtney, at Qat( Paint, !lay 80.
Air, George Forbes (of Clevela td)
four year old son of Smuggler stud
Lady Spaulding—Amber- is improv-
ing every tray in his work and bids
fair to turn out a iaeoond Revenue.
He will trot same ranee tots eeas0n.
For the salve of pulling down teal:
edranoe arguments which Weston has
so laboroualy built up, Ur. Spencer
propene to walk 5,000 miles in 100
dey., its and drink nothing
but etcholie liquors.
:t. race between Kattlotileiu anti Hay:
znou in San Francisco, on 5Ionday,75
yards and repeat. for $100 a t,ide,wes
won by Kittlenan. Time, 7 ;, 7'; and
7; second::. The first and third of
these alleged times are below previous
reoorde.
Jleepb and Barney Thompson, the
Auatreliau bonk..makere, are on a visit
to England, and expect to arrive iu
America in the latter part of May.
The former is kuown as The Leyte -
than, and the latter lost it is said, over
$100,0000 by bettl:1g on TriettetR
against Haulau in the great race iu
Bnolo nd.
In the bent between Alike Bleary
and Wm. Sheriff. at New York, Fri.
day night, Cleary struck Sheriff an
the jugular vein, and knocked him
down, Ile did oat recover conseiotls -
nese for five uniutttea. Spectators
were ninon alarmed, as they thought
Sheriff dead. Ile wits net in Candi:
lion, having a few days before fought
the longest fight on record
Leanatus, four years old, by Lreng:
fellow, out of Semper Veto:, who last
year made it chow of all horses olives:
ed to hint till hecame East and had
the ;Misfortune to be lamed at Long
Branch, ou April'2 broke down in his.
right foreleg while taking exercise
near Louisville, Ky. Ho will now go
to the stud, where his services will
ttrrdo;rbtedly be in great demand,
His misfortuue has been a great loss
to his owners, Chin & Morgan. He
won every one of the races he started
for in 1888.
English athletes are mourning the
oss of Wm. Page Phillips the femons
amateur sculler and runner. He
stogy:d.6 feet 21• Welles, and weigued
170 when in condition. He was edit:
anted at Eaton. In 1877 be was seo:
and captain of the boats. At college
sports he won the 100 yards, quarter
mile, 120 yards hurdle and high
'imp. Ile joined the London Atha
etin Club after leaying Eton, and be:
same one of England's greatest ama-
eur athletes. A slight attack of (pin:
y and stoppage of the heart caused
uis sadden death on Match 26th.
Thoa. Peart, of Hlbbort, is pos.
r u
aro one o I
seas; f o f the ba.. hulls t all 11i that
section. He purchased him from, Ur "
Pridharn, a stock -breeder of Fullerton
This bull has a good pedigree.
The other day one of Air. North,
grave's teams, of S€.Marys, while on.i
gaged 1n hauling the street scrapings,
which were bei damped into a ra-
vine in the roar of Mr. Carmen'e pre
tenses, by same meant' war precipitat-1
ed into the gulch about thirty-five
feet deep --and rale of the llorsee bad.
ly injured.
Recently Mr. Leonard Hunter, the
noted b..rse breeder, purchased from
:tlr. T. Kay, reeve of that township, a
two-year (kid entire coil, sired by
imported " Lnrd Lothian," and from
imported stook on his clam's side. Ile
is a fine looking animal, nod iu Mr.
11'e hands will undoubtedly make a
valuable Llorse.
Me. Henry Swolm, of the 10th cop.!
Hay, has purchased from Air. Thee,
Russell, of the Tbatne:( Eoed. I"eborne
a superior thirteeu incuthe old Wore'
bred bull, for Which he paid $170.
Dompotent judges a tyLlthe animal is
one of the bast ever brought into the
township, and be will hero a very
bsnefieial effect upon the at,'rek of the
neighborhood.
Mr. Stewart, of Ilibbert, recently;.
sold one of his stallions to Mr. John
Gray. This colt, though not two -
years old, realized' for Mr. Stewart
the handsome slum of $500. Mr G
eiuoe purcba•dng him, has been $000,
or $100 on his b�trgttitr. Aa lite price
indicates, this is one of the best colts
that has ever been raised in this sec
t,ioti of the country.
Not lot:;; Niece ;i1r. George Hob.
kirk, of Ll::nk'y, solei to 1). Cobble-
.
dtalc, of McG:lllvray, a filly coming 2
this spring, the Hnng shim of $275.
The aoireal' wit-( sirc•t3 by imported
\Velootne, a.=1tl frt,ni tot `t Enter-
prise mare. 811 a f4^1ci animal, and
nue • i.t !lig lo.A. it 1nty be expected
;hat: ,n-tttrotily itnproy- 1
ed. AIr, H. would not part with he_
for a considerable greater amount
than be gave.
A. fire occurred at Claudeboye late
on Wednesday night last, which re-
sulted in the destruction of the Jack
son Hotel, together with the outbuild-
iugs. There was a ;cumber agrionl. j
tural implements destroyed ; there 1
was nothing saved except a portion of
FRANZ LESLIE'S POPULAR MONTHLY.—
Woe
M1oNTHLY. •
T'ue coutents of the May number are,
as usual, extremely parted ; and in al
literary and artietio point of view, in
its comprehensiveness and obeapnese,
;hie magazine is far ahead of lee con
temporaries. Among the notable ar- 16" titles aro : "Ressia's Latest Annex,
ation—itlerv" ; " The Origin of New
York Churches" r, The Adventures
of Bold Alonzo de Ojeda "" ; " Moron-
- 00 and the Moors," eta. Lady Blanche
Murphy, Bite W. Pierce, Garry Moas,Fowl
a ni s n
�'atany L?riso 11, Annie. Thoma.. aud
others, contribute delightful aerials,'
short stories, adventnree, eta ; and
the poems. ore. by Charles McKay,
Wade Robinson, R. H. Shepherd, etc.
Prof, W. F. Barret, bas an admirable
artiole entitled ''Cireysers"" with eleven
fine illustrations. The miscellany is
large, most interesting and instruct-
ive. There are 128 quarto pages,
mote ;herr 1O) illustrations. am a
'beautiful colored plate frontispiece,
"By the Soft Sea. Wavea" 26 aerate a
copy. $2 60 a year, postpaid. Arias;
INANE LESLIE, Pnblieher, 58, 55 and
67 Park Place, New York.
As a sure reruedy for Sick licadaebe, Sour
itotuaell,laispepsia,ludigestiou, OoustipatiouR
Torpid T.ver Biliousness, t 0., no 1uc(ilerne is
equal to Dr Bavter'e Mandrake Hitters.
25 cents per bottle.
1kIAR1 R EPORTS.
r0 reetcd at' o'clock p.m, Wednesday.)
N:1L;: wirF.AT .�
tvaiteWliea t ,., .,. 0 75 to 000
Keit .,, 0
73 t00 00
:1_1:0.i
toWheatA.NR... :IA70:
to1Q5et 15heat New ... . •.. to I iKl
•irZr1YG w7Ja.4Tmewl ..,..to1 70Hrsy to 0 LO
Qa Ls 0 35 to 0 37
Glover Soe:l . 7 00 to 7 40
Tiruothy " 1 2i to': uo
Paas ... •-• a Oe to 0 ee
Gorr; ..• U00to005
• NEP ,.. 0 10 to 4 aG
t, flatter •- a 17 to 0 18
• Flour i.ar•AbI .. 5 OD to 5 do
P0tatoe',prr bag .. -.• 0 75 to 0 N)
Airple3.per bag ... 0 70 to 0 73
OrlydArplet+l+r i 0 00 to 0 t
(rete, mile - .,. ,,. 0 08 to 000
• Turkey per lb .,. ... 0 07 to 0 06'
Pucks per pr .. -„ 050 to 0 fs
, Chicken-perT „ 0 to 0 lit'
liog r,^dresacdlte: lJO s^^ , . 7 00 to 7 40
,.
dace; ., .., 000 to 000
iiidesronly* , . 7 00 to G OD
" iresae l G se to a 7o,
5Lurrratns,oacla 0 so to 1 00
Caaf9iti31w 050 to 0 v0
Wool per lb ,. .... 0 1D to 020
Ira pecten e00 to 8 GO
ion t e1 bt su ... ... .. D t
Ila fie • t OO to a 7e
Irma per coni ,., .. 8 W to 350.
Briiisi. Grra1111 Tracie,
Loudon, A grit 29. -The Mark Lane
1.b xpr,'sa, it, a review of the British
de ehe last
eek, says : The
weatherrain aIves milder.tw'ith rein. N'at•
ice wheat was scarce to.dny' andthe
dement' 1o, i s active. Flour' was dull.
Maize was till to Is dearer. To the
• off coast trade there is rather more
demand. There wore nineteen arriv•
t
three
th-
idt own, andinine ronlaitloes e d. The 1 in r
quirt' for cargoes on passage and for
slillrment has been slackened. Sales
tof English wheat the 1tl:�t week, 52,-
875 (parlors at 878 2d, aettinet 61,-
022
1�
022 quartors itt 42e the oarreaponding
period 1n^L year.
the household effects. It being fair
day in this pines, a eery large crowd
tvas.in town, and it is supposed tha
fire ignited from a cigar stub that
must have been thrown carelessly
among the straw in the stable, where
the fire origlnsted.
At the centureno3 recently. held ,in
the towu of Waterloo, in connection
tide the Evangelic Association, the
Rev. Mr. Maurer was appointed to the
any circuit and Mr. J. P. Hamill at
present n student at the .North-West•
ern 0011020, at Naperville to the
,tate of Illiuois, is .expected to be
assistant Minister. Mr. hooch teas
-+t former pupil of Da,hwornt t.ublio
eollool. The Bev. Mr. Dierlatunl who
'has had charge of the above circui
Ter the last three years, and who hat
during that time faithf,tl1y',nnd encu -s
catty preached the trsi h of Christ's
tto+pen, 1)118 been removed t the towel
n€ \\"nterlru, whore we hope his labors
will not he in vert but. that he nifty
,racers-fnl in. winning 'tunny st'Ails
4o Chri.o. Als(c, the Iiipv. Mr. Iiaeclr•
tel who. ha,t been an 'earnest and .ie•
voted ai.i,slattt (during the ,past Seat,
las been retrieved to G ti.rishoro. We
Lope Rtteoeee may follow him,
Miners from Montana,; Ideho and
Colorado continue to orrice) at°nig.,ry
batches. A number of stalwarts from
Glengarry. Ont., ate preparing for
mountain prospecting,. It is reported
that the trail through the pas:, along
the track has been blocked up by or-
der of Contractor ROAR, and that min-
ere are refused per mission to cross lu
to Selkirk ; also that the police are
gn.rrding the trail. and refuse to allow
any one to pass except Ilse employees
, of the railroad pont: actors. Some
unea#iueara is felt, as the miners and
itro-peotors say they will proceed in
•1p 'r. „t• the police.
VERY REA/LARK BLE RECOVERY..
Mr. Geo. V. Willing, of Manchester, Mich -
writes "My wife has been almost helplescfer
five vears, 80 helpless tha.t she could not tura -
ovei� in bed alone She used two Bottles of
Electric Bitters, and is so mach improved,
that she is able now to do her own work."
Electric .Bitters will, do all that is claimed
far them. Hundreds of testimonials attest
their great curative powers, Only fifty cents
a bottle at. C. I,tutz's
New
Boot & Shoe Shop.
.�,. r t LLAII.S
Has opened a new Boot & Shoe shop in
Fanson's Block, (Rout.. Door.) where he
prepared to make all kinds of ordered work.
Fine Sewed Work a, Speciality.
Give bila a call.
1L L AN LINE
Shortest Sea Passage,
AVERAGE TIME -8 DAYS.
Three of which aro passed iu smooth water
and amongst the, beautiful scenery of
river and gulf of the St. Law-
rence.
Tates of Passage.
Quebec to Liverpool and Londonderry :—
Cabin, $70.00 and$80.00 return $135.00.
and $1.50.00.
Intermediate to Liverpool, Londenderry and
Glasgow (including rail Liverpool to Glas-
gow) $36.75.
Steerage—Liverpool, Belfast, Queenstown,
Galway, Limerick, Londonderry, Glasgow,
London, Cardin, Bristol, $21.00.
Intermediate and Stoeage Stewardesses are
appointed to each vessel.
Passengers in Intermediate are found with
everything. and the eceomodation offered is
equal to what is called Selond Cabin in some
of the lines sailing from New York.
The last train connecting with the steamer
at Quebsc.leaves Toronto on Fridays at 9 a,
nn. Passengers can leave on Fridays 'at '7:50
e. m. also, and connect with the steamer at
ltinousl(i, by paying an additional fare of
$4.45 1st, and $2.25 2nd class. •
No cattle, sheep or pigs are parried on the
Mail Steamers of tho,'Allau Line. '
For Tickets and Berths and every inforii.
ation apply to
JOHN SPACEMAN,
AGENT ALLAN' LINE&CETza.
The
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Having decided to close Itis present :4oek of
the above plows, will sell
FOR $13 CAH, and $14 Ory TIME
FOR 30 DAYS.
The plow can be seen at the building oppos.
Ito Bawdens ihfturulo shop. (A few doors
eouth of the market.)
Points and rel Mae nitti•aye l(ept in stcck.
Parties intendiug making a ptrehaso will do
well to cell early.
April 10, . POWELL.
Health is Wealth.
PROPERTY LI,TT
For Sale.
-9. well i ui he rpmvb
convenient 'O^suing House
laxetug, -®t, Nast of ltaamstreet
"For particulars apply to
111P., B V ELLIJT,
Solicitor Sec,
Exeter
loor Sale or To -Let.
A commodious store and a convenient 14
Storey dwelliug house, with good brief cellar,
Owlet neie.(At presoat occupied by Ur* fele
Pareons,i intlzo vill.ego of0ontraita, and an
acre otgardeu ground, with good stale and
driving 4ouse' 1oasrseiou Dan bo had ou Nay
1st Apply to-
1to.3T. t8ra( UY.
apiil Ie
CeetraIta Clete.
NOTICE
SEALED
''AL ''D TENDERS addressed to
the undersigned, and endorsed "Tetdor
tor rudiau Supplies" will be receives at this of -
flee up termer' of TRC1tSP AY, let I44Y, 188t,
' for the deliveryof the usual In4ieu Sunnite.
duty raid, in Alauitoba and the Nortk.West
Teeritoriew,conaistieg of Flour. Admit Grocer -
les. Ammunition,Twirl,, Oran. (lows. Belie.
Agricultural lmptera eats. Tools. &a.
Forme ot'render and tall pitrticulars relative
to the supl,rie, required, eau be bad by apply.
irag'od) uudursiquod,osto the Cou3ntlasioner
of bedia33 effete at Heal:neer to the Indian Of
rice, Winnipeg.
Parties may tender for each deseripttou 01
goods separately or for all the goods celled tar
in the Schedules.
Each Tenderruu't hu aecon named by antic.
eepted C'heono of ,t isauaslieri Mane for atieast
!Ivo per cent, of the armlet of the tenders for
dranitebe, and ten per scut, et the amount of
the tenders for the North -West Torritoriee,
t:htch willbeforfeita1 if the Party tendering
)el"encs to outer into, a contract when called
upon to do so,or if lie ratio to somal"te flee
work co ^tr40e(1 fur- It the tender be rot etc-
certed the cheque turbo rotuwaed.
Tandems u1 nn3 et.
taclt to their tender the tate/ mune' value 01
the good. they after to supply. or their tender
3 T4ti eutertate' 1.
The tender for be..: autet be a separate tem
der it it i elu(lee are ode rartiele it will net
be ceneidered
Th t;, e es; .Et t .,i(+t• Pat te•lee-ari!y
ce let. 1
1 dr t , in ; rt ,tkoirt sp+: ic31 alk!therita fr t tin Pet •artt wilt tl:r..a li the
unset s Trade
1., VAAH(fl t.UN£T.
It l utv ..t rICA b,al+c^rinto•tticaa*
tlenerel of Indian Affat
ltr.ranr^ . t 'MOW; ,111 ui,ea,'.
C Tr'7t; t`ilh :1larch,lt,33.
Not 4. fete
d(ltsr note Ilia or shout the int ,tf ltiosr
heed. 0111 parties ere emit lewd ?welus,tfi* We
the battle.
JOHN WAIt)i,FN
s 7.16E1.
t> els,• tr, I'( t,,
This Progressive Age.
i,vc y tote Amid know ter himself that
"Geld. Cain" is the test Chewing Tobacco
now utado iu Canada. The nnprecedontcd
demand for it, since it lees assn fu the mar-
ket, attest the fact. For sale by all \yItule.
rale (:nears aud Tobacco Dealers. 5fatlo 1•y
.ADAMS' TOBAC'C'O COMPANY.
Montreal, Quebec,
The Ntlarria e Looking Glass
t'Or Ever, ,.farrle(. Couple.
Whih'it rtiill 'hurt noeingle ata•: or woman
to read this pecutlnr i.c,c's, e,.t to all who for
the Rest rime enter the married state it is
simply a NECESSITY. The/ must have it
nor con thu contents he given hero, but it i
enough to say the book contains all the see.
rets relating to no sly ntarriedeouplos, Others
who order it will have to boar the ctnnsoquou-
500, 58 it is only intended for those who with
to know Low to ecu atter rho knot is lied,
-.verysuch cortple should have it, and as it
costs o..lyapaltry :3 cents. or 3 for 50 ets.
]very ono can baro it by remitting stamps or
silver and this slip to
Aw latiNLY, Yarmouth,
NovaSentia
1)n, Ti O. Weer's NERVE AND iu uc '1 ankr-
bracr, a guaranteed specific fur Westerly', Diz•
ziness, Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia,
Headache, Nervous Prostration caused by the
use of alcohol or tobacco, Wakofulness,ltrenta1
DepreInsanity d Sing to o niisefyr decay in GREAT REDUCTION IN PI I(E8.
au,l leading to mirex cissa and
death, Prinxaturo 03deAge, Barrenness, Loss
of Power in tither sox;Tnvoluntary Losses and
Spermutorrlie •?caused byover-exertion of the
bxa(n, selUf . ,se'>tnd over.iarlulgence, Ono
box will eurdrecent cases, Each box oontains
onemonth'stroatment, One dollar a box, or
six boxes for ave dollars ; sent by mailprepaid
on race ipt of price. Wo guarantee six boxes to
cure any case. With each order received for
six boxes, accompanied with five dollars, we
will send the introhaser our written guarantee
to refund the money if the treatment does not
effect a cute. Guarantees issued only by J.W.
BROWNING}. Sole Aeontfer Exeter, Ontario
l0 FARMERS 1
THE EXETEI
Planing Mill!
SASH, DOOR, and
ILND 7aCTOT!
ALL KINDS OF
T U R KING
Done to order.
Remember"the place.
3 Vnr Howard.
STATION•ST.
NOAH FRIED,
--0P TIRE
Dashwood Flouring Mill
Wishes to return thanks to his numerous
customers, for the past liberal patronage
given him, and since malting im-
provements, which is a large
saying on fuel, will do •
-
OHOP.PIliTG—
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 ce SATURDAY,
Are my regular grinding days
TERMS Strictly Cash.
N. B.; -.Flour & Feed sold at a close mar-
gin. Dou't forget to give us e, call
NOAH FIXED
Dashwood, Feb'y 7tb, '84