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Vol. XII., No. 3,
" +!....l, °NT,, TatritSDAY MORNING, SEPT. 11, 18.54..
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I\TJ. 0LAIRR,i, Agent for the TJe.
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TOS.. HUDSON, Q; ' MISIONER
tar in the CAA of Cominon Pleas—Deeds,
Wills,Afortgages.Leago9,and 11 forms of agree-
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sO Fntn icIutnoCenter; la otelBlook,8on-
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al~ 0,- B. V.ELLIOT,
Ootoherl
Solicitor. Exeter
l EON -EY`
I cam lend any amount of Money on farm se-
* arityat8,e} sad 7 per cont,aocoming to terms
PrivatePnndaaspecial ty, Charges moderate
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•LINN ELLIOT, REAL ESTATE
Am NT,
Loney to loan on Farm & Town Property
At lowestratea of interest. ana on terms to suit
borrowers, A number of feat -class Firma for
sale. Mortgages b'ught cad sold. Office in
Fannon"'Block Exeter
NJ. CLAIM. COMMISSIONER
• Lathe Court' of Common Pleas—Deeds,
Wins,Mortgagea,. Leases,and all forms ofagreo.
meets drawn and executed according to law.
MONETTOr+OAnONEEALEBTATE. Partieswlsb-
ing to borrow money on account of recent pur-
chases ofland,orto pay off existing mortgages
willfind a groat raving by giving me a call, Can
lend money ata and a} per cent. aeeordingto
terms. N.J.CLARE.
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DWELLING HOUSE undone sore ofland.
Ritnated on the Thames Road. 2} miles - east of
Exeter. Goodlaige frame stable and driving•
sliea.;,Splendid orchard of choice fruit -bearing
trees; good wall and cistern. Suitable for a re.
tired farmer: Will be sold cheap for ea eh. Ap
o THOMAS ALLIN. Eseterp .0 iv 19-tf
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Vetna4ltan. 1
Mervin Manor Aril ,son Jettu have
been eentenoed to aevera years"' and six
mouth0 impri.onnieut reepeotivat . by
Judge Draw. of Guelph, for steeling
Battle.
Mr. dates: Merehall, formerly t.f
the G. W. Air Lima, bss been ap-
pointed general road aviator of the
Chiaaga & Alliautio Eeitway, by .Gen
eral )(Wager Broughton.
John W. Brown, a letiorer, of
Greed Rapid,, formerly ,resident of
Weottnineter, was drowned on Friday
eveuiaig in Soft Water L eke, three
nide* north of Grand Repide, while
bethipg,
A. well known ooafidenca min abate,
ed Billy Molrcur (commonly ;mown .an
"Woodttookr") hoe hien sentenced to
4116 year in the, Central Prison for
playing a ' etloe game en John
MoCourtn , ,, .v;, 'Guelph.
-Fiv addi sl emigrant cars have
pat been tnrued out; of the G. T. iii.
carshope in -London Esal. They are
an improvement on any heretofore
fitted up, .s in addition to the double
rows of buirke, each oak baa two heat.
era and adawdle washstand for the
oouvernenoe of pes.engers.
10hatb ui MMID, nantsd Gaffey,drove
a tine *pan of horses attached to *
buggy' into the river Shat place Sun-
day eight, for the purpose of giving
them *drink. The animals got into
deep water, and being entangled in
the harness end buggy were drowned.
Mr.. Gaffey himself bad. * narrow
sloape, but managed to struggle to
the shore.
Jar. M. Dykes, of Warasville. was
committed for trial Monday by Squire
Eannarh on a charge of obtsiuing a
scoriae machine from Elizabeth M.
Dagg, by (fitlaa pretences. Fie was
released on hie own bond to appear
at the .fall melees for trial. James
Frsokleton, who wee charged along
with him, was *quitted. Dykoe says
he thought be was doing the 'ramie
a good ten when be removed the
seting machine out of the way of the
sb.riff's officer, and feels that urs.
Dagg fe very ungrateful in proaeout.
ing him as she is.
A young man arrived at St. Oath -
trine" the other night and put up et
the Welland House, registering hie
name as Fred Watson. of Boston.
Monday two other men arrived in the
city, visited the hotel, and enquired
tor Watson. One r f thein, a Mr. R.
M. Stuart, of Buffalo, wee shown up
Watson's room, on entering winch be
said : '"I want that money you took
reeterday." Watson replied, "All
right, sir, here it i.," banding out
$565 in greenbacks. Stuart then left,
Watson, it is said, was employed in
**auditor's office of the Lake Shore
Railway at 13uffalo, and skipped out
with the money which he was mile
to disgorge. Ile is *till in St. ,Cath -
nines.
Not Far From Home.
News Condensed
Mrs. J. Heifiman; of 'Emerson, is
visiting friends in Soafoath
Mr, Daniel CIark, of. Egmoudrille,
hat purchased the park lot enjoining
Me residence for the sum of $750.
James Trow, Esq., M. P., of Strat-
ford, had a severe attack of heart dis-
ease the other day, ' but is reported
recovering.
Mr. John Melville, a highly esteem-
ed natio in the neighborhood of
Cromarty, has purchased a'-tarm ;of
'LO• acre' iu the township of Elms,
for $2,0(60
Mills Watson, who has been, visit-
ing friends in Seaford; for some time,
left far her home in Edinburgh, Soot -
land, on Tuesday of last weak„
Jamee.Findlay,'•tramp from Ham.
Ilton, has been sent to Goderloh by.
the Seifert!' magistrate for the lar-
ceny of a razor from hlinkhammer'e
barber shop.
Ono night recently, ae Mr: James
Troyer, of Hills Green, was proceed-
ing home, accompanied by his wife
.and three children, hie horse became
'frightened at some object on the road
and ran away. Mr. 'Troyer acid three
children were thrown out of therig
rg
and escaped unhurt, but Mrs Troyer
was not so fortunate. She became
entantled about the vehicle and was
trailed some,'distanoe.' Her head' was
eeyerely bruised, but we are glad to
state that she ie now. recovering.
A. number sof young people in the
vicinity of Hills Green obariveried
the daughter and son-iu•lart of Mr.
Bohn Troyer ole Thureday evellfng
Joel, and kip* uptheir disgraceful
•rgies for several nights, seen follow-
Ing She yoong , eoupl• .aef
fri•nde iU Ilsywhereto theyIb• wsr•houtri.o.
itiug, end matte •. react. *game' the
groom's per fety milts* their
requests were 00 ` . with. It is
likely the% they »tier•! before . at
mmgistrats for 1' ixalondnet.
Mr. Hobo t a of Egmondville,
hie lemma a nae biffielraae. The
Mu is a new nue is pronounced
iF good on., It is worked by tlleatua
of a *pries behind the wooden part,
to which the hock for the tug is at --
;oohed, 13y amine of this eprine
both tugiwill alway. be kept *quill,
tigltl, thereby '!airing ell jerking on
horse lac rig, h`i0m its oouatruc-
it ,will be itnpo8.ible for the tug.
lo•bocome dolaoll•dfrom the whiffle.
Iter. Mr. Fulton lies applied for tt
ut. -
The tnittolted tacos took place ort
Fairview Park, $eatortb. on Tliurday.
The first race was at matched trot :for
$10{) a aid• between Ward's Mohawk
Wild ani R*tt.nbury's Royal 14,
wage. It was Ivan is three straight
beets by Royal .B.xsoge. The iecond
race --a matotted rase bs%wrt•a bt.o,
W, Wltttlerti Ga flet and James
Bailey's Rota Cloud—wan deelsr•d
of, on aocount of Garfield being lame
and unfit to trot, The third rears was
between the four•yeer-old colts, Tttoe.
Aidd'. Lord Datferin. Thos. ,Bell'i
Lewis B. and Mr. Boll'. Jessie It
It was woe by Lord Doffria.
Week ago Sunday ai. Ur, Wm.
Hawkshaw, of l3eafortb, Was driving a.
sirited horse between the railway
armies and VaoEgraond'li wollen
mill, the *alma! became nmmana gs
Able. Mrs. Hawkeliawv, who wee also
in the rig, jumped out and 'seeped
unhurt, but Mr, Hawkshaw did not
fare so well. Re remained in ' the
buggy, trying to control the Boase,
until thrown out. The liuea becoming
wound round the hub soon brought
the 'horse to a etandetill. Mr. Rawls.
shay wets conveyed bows in aaaotlrsr
rig, but was, luckily,inor'a frightened
than hart.
Oa Wednetday..of last week, while
Mr. Jae. Bennet was working in his
planing mill at Brussels, be met with
an accident that wilt lay ilim np for
some time. Whileworking at the
Oster, ho attempted to remove
en obetruotiou from the rollera,whiah
carried hie arra iu almost to the
elbow, bruising the bones and musoles
ievsrely. Had it not been for hie
preeenoe of mind the -accident would
have been more serious, but he man -
egad to grasp the eorew operating the.
table, with his left hand, and turned
it high enough to release his arm from
the tremendous pressure. It was a
miracle that the knives of the planer
did not take off his hand, which ,was
only prevented by his fingers drop -
plug over the end of the rollers,
Roddy Peingle won Slte I lmita+ neat;
xaos eat 4ll.a Qraig ea Friday. end at
Petrol's, on Tuesday, ha won a mite
and a ala:erter duds. McIntosh was
tbirillo the 2.85 trot at the latter
Otos.
The Oyelist.' °lab of Eugiaad now
numbers 10,774 member., of which
ten belong to the nobility, 842 aro
ladies, L087 are profeasion*t men, 7,-
887 belong, trades, and the remainder
are not 4emib*d.
Cenattiau basebellere who are play
iris in the United latatw. ago .eaeou
ars Making a good manord for tb•rn
sglees. *"Tie" O'Neil, who ooulract.d
to pitch for the St, Louie teen, lost
his grip early in the ,ensu» and was
retired to left field, in which position
he line doge 00111.1 remarkable tiela1ing.
At the bat he heti excelled, hie re•
rtnarkabl. #lugging baring won fey -
met ,.stdll{'lrlhea for hie club,
Mr. Vaadsrbilt's aoontwt with
Maud Eh sites!, ,a profit of $12,000,
dearly ninety -fire per aaut„ leaving
out the exams* of keeping the beast
and her driver. It i. .aid that Mr.
Vanderbilt behaved queerly when bs
*lard Maud S., avowing for a time *bat
taere.Ilse a etrstsgeta tit :get his fest
mere from him, end gawp eels thele
he visited her etabl• and pift bitlisilie
around her nook. Y'et the anal. vas
mold.
A Wilmot who clatim* to beim en.
inside kn nwiedge of the negotiations
carried ou`between Ur,. Bonner and
3.1 Cass, mid recently that the for•
mer would purchase the gelding tfllo
lowered the record. "One of the con.
ditioni of the purchase,!' he said, "is
as itipulatton required by Ur. Caro
that Jar -Eye -See and ?►land b, must
flret trot in palblio, so that it may bo
nettled beyuud peradveutura which of
ilia animals possei,sed the greateat
staying power sed speed. Then Mr.
Oise will be retried- to relinquiish.
his gelding to UKBogner in a:lnsil-
.ration of a good round* price, said to
be $60,000.
Scott A 1liEon
. The vote on th Are Scott
Aa in Halton county took place on.
Tuesday, resulting in the repeal be-
ing toted down by a majority of 125
being 45 more than when the Aot was
first carried. Both sides ell over
the Dominion' looked for the result of
the voting with the desped' interest,
knowing that it would have it grit in.
fiance on the counties in avrbioh the.
Act is soon to be submitled.
;sporting Brevities.
It is said the. Bonner will.
drive
Mand S. with Rams in future.
The Providence club have now won
twelve games without a• break. '
There have been five leagae'garnee
this season in which the score, was
1-0.
tricycle meet inEng•
y I
At the regent trio
laud there were over 740 tricyclists
present.
Iu France bioyole race meetings
are held by the electric light on tracks
ooyered with powdered chalk.
A sparring matoh between Charley
Mitchell and J. Kilrain le being ar•
ranged. It will probably take place
at Buffalo in Ootober.
It is stated that before .the season
closes Howell, the English bicyclist l
champion, will a000mplish: tweutyone
miles within the hour.
Duncan 0. Ross has nested a snug
$27,000, and contemplates a trip to
Australia, and he will probably retire
from profeeeional life on his return.
Robert A, Nelson, of Toronto, ohal-
'fengee Eyck, Morgan or Westbrook.
to a bioyole -race 'for. from $100 to
$500 a side, and the professional
championship of Canada.
Patrick Kivley, the owner of the
fighting dog Jack Napoleon, the win''
ner of ' thirteen battles,intends' to
m +toh ham spinet Montgomery'.,
great fighting wlldeat.
The greatest of the English flyers
are coming over for the Springfield,
Maes., bioyole tournatneall. Among
the amateurs will be Sutton, Paltrier,
Chambers and Illeton, all'; 2.50 men.
•
Cholera,
Paris. Sept. 9 --At St. Antoine yet--
terdsy twenty persona were suddenly
attacked by cholera. A number have.
died.
Roma, Sept. 9—Thr conductor of a
railway train from Naples was attsok•
ed with cholera, yesterday morning
during the journey and soon Mel.
The entire receipts of the great
charity fete yesterday at Turin 'will be
.devoted to the cholera eufterers
Naples, Sept. 9—The. Ring gave
audience last evening to ihs munici—
pal authorities. Orders have hien is-
sued for troops to leave the barracks
and encamp outside. The barracks:
will be converted into a obolero., ho ;,;
pilaf. The royal party is visiting the
poorer quarters of the oily to -day.
There' was a riot yesterday among th•
sellers of mineral water, beoaasetheir
traffic. was restric'tsd. The epidemio
is making great ravages.
jiRome, Sept 9.—Sia hundred and
thirty three fresh eases of cholera and
275 deaths were reported at Naples
She past 24 hours, 181 fresh ea8./
and 66 deaths reported in other places
in Italy. In Naples the condition of
affairs is most harrowing. Scenes of
misery and wretchedness of the most
pitiable character occur on every
side. The King has been profoundly
affected by the sufferings he bee 'wit-
nessed. He bite made a fiestAlonatioit
to the relief fund of`$20,000' * ,;:•
Naples, Sept". 9,—King• Humbert,
After visiting the, poorer portions of
tho pity today, inspected the antis--
tallies
tntis-tallies Hospital. He declined the use
of disinfectants chile making areIbur
of the 'wards, The King'was mom -
ponied by his btothea, ;the Duke of
Aoeata ; Signor: ;Daprotis, Minister of
the Interior, and Manoinl, Minister
of Foreign Affairs.
The burisl of victiane of the cholera
is difficult owing to, the nuuqual'large
numbers;
During the last 21 hour* there have
been 800,,fre..h, oases of cholera..: And
800 death!., ..