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EXETER, ONT., THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. 23, 1884,
— Just Received—
---SOMETHING VERY FINE IN ---
OI 10OT4A.TE
All kinds of FRUITS, ORANGES, LEMONS, Fi . FIGS, DATES, G'O(�TI S,
BANANA
At G. A. ET• TNDALAN'S,..
IiEGAI+.
H. W. HALL,
BARRISTERSOLICITORt etc
1 DI1Tfttep AfSOLUTE DIVQBeRS Felt
pe36one residing throughont: the.
United States and Canada for daeertion non -
suppers intemperance cru tiMineompatibility,
etc. Advice free. State yourcase and address
ATTORNEY WABD. World Building. 1267
Broadway, New York,
:Wilco in Si mwell'taltloQks E.. hetes'.
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KINSMAN, DENT
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DR. HYNDMAN..---CORO NEAT FOR
the Gountyaflfurou. Unice. opposite to
M r.I ,C ar, ingl a to re,Rx crew
W. BJiOWNING M. D., M. t;
P.`i,Qratduata\'ictorienolverstts• Otto
andreaidence. Dom txttox(1.aboratorv, Exeter.
DR. J. A. ROLLINS, M C. ,l. S
O. oalee, Main St.F,xeter,0ot.Besfdence
boueereeeutlyo€copied by P. Mol"htlllpe,Esq.
el LUTZ, M. D.,
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Moe at hisreiideuco Exeter.
T\R. IRVING,GRADUATE UNI
V f:R$ITY TrinityCo13egMembe!rCollege
physicians tugawrgeont Out..rOle eli:irkton
iMPORTAIST NOTICES.
TBNRY EILBER, Licensed Auo.
ttouoorfor Hay, Stephen, and McGfltvray
Townships: Sales conducted atmoderato cerci.
(ltticu-At Vost•offlee, Creiliten, Ont.
irONEYTO LOAN ON R''ALES-
.i tate for the Huron its Erie Loan +Savings
800toty. Low rates of tutored. Apply to John
Spite kMen .Exoter.
t J. CLARK, Agent for the Us.
1- . boruoandHibbert MutualFirelnaurancc
Company, Residence -Farquhar, Orders by
mailpromptly attended to.
TOS. HUDSON, COMMISSIONER
e in the Court of Common Pleas—Deeds,
\Vi11a, Morta;ages.Leaao8,and all forme of agree-
rnente drawn and exooutodaceording to law.
OF1O -Intoe ContennialHotelBlook,Een-
seas Ontario
1 f ONEY TO LOAN AT 6 AND 6}
per cent. according to terms. Private
Funds. Apply to
n,V.ELLIOT,
Ootoberl6,'60 Solioitor. Exeter
MONEY -1 !
I contend any amount of Money on farm se-
curity at 0, 0} a.id 7 per cent. according to terms
Private Funds a specialty. Charges moderato
H W HALL,Barristor,Exeter
GLINN ELLIOT, REAL ESTATE
AGENT,
Money to Loan on Farm & Town Property
Aslowestratos of interest, and en terms to snit
borrowers; A number of first-class Farms for
sale. Mortgages b-ught and sold. Moe in.
Fanson'sBlock Exeter BUTTER & EGGS
.1.\NJ. CLARK COMMISSIONER
a inthe Court of Common Pleas—Deeds,
\Vills,Ofortgagoa, Leases, and all forms of agree. —ooTo—
inents drawn and executed according to law.
MON= TO LOAN ON REALESTATT. Parties wish-
ing to borrow money on account of recentpur• Doupe & Ci0'S
chases ofland,orto pay off existing mortgagss J.
willflnd a great saving by giving me a pall, Can
lend money at6 and 6} per cent. according to
terms. N.J.CLARi?;. KIRKTON.
ANTE
-to %ell
TUNISON'S
New & Superior Canada Maps & Charts
As payingae any agency in the world. Far
full particutare, free, address, 11. C. TANISON
MapPubliebar 988Riehumnd+st.,Londou,Ont.
PBQI'EATY ,ItaT
OR SALE OR TO RENT. -..-.A
'tore), ands. half frame dwellinoonthe
corner of William and Waterloo atreote, to-
gether with one lot of laud. There are a num.
er of fruit trees. good well and cistern. Also
a dwelling house and stable together with 3
lots ea the opposite corner for sale Fcr full
Particulars, apply to ISAAC MAIDEN, Exeter
P.O., Ont.
For Sale,
A wellAn:ebedaudconventent Dwellhuggauia
and Lek euUuron Street. East of hiafastreet
Exeter,
Far partieularaapply to
MR, B V ELLIOT,
Sotleitor&e,
Exeter
R
A Two Storer IBRICE DWELLING IIOUAE,
situate a on Milbst.directlyeaatof the Froaby-
torfan Church. la,xetor: tegetber watt ithrtte-
quertera of art acre of land. good haute stable
and driving houin; splendid orchard of choice
young trait -bearing trees ;good well and els;
tern. Suitable for a genteman's residence.
Will be sold cheap on terms to suit purohasvr.
I'osieaah,rt given lit rbvomber,1 4. Further
particulare on application to
1t. UIDLEY, Exoter. 1'. 0.
FRESH MEATS 1.
The undersigned wish to announce to the
inhabitants of Exeter and vicinity that they
have opened out a
Butcher Shop !
in the building formerly occupied by Ramp's
Tobacco Stare, where all kinds of Fresh Meat
can bo had,
You will do well to call, as all meat told by
them is Fresh and Tender.
SNELL d: FORD,
Propiertors.
J. Doupe & Co
)0F(
K I R E T O %!
OUTSTRIPS EVERYTHING FOR
CHEAP GOOPS!
If you want the best value for
FOR SALE.-TWO-STORYFRAME
DWELLING HOUSE andoue aoreofland.
situated on the Thames Road.2} miles east of
Exeter. Goodiargeframe stable and driving
shed ; splendid orchard of choice fruit -bearing
trees; good well and cistern. Suitable for a re-
tired farmer. Will be sold cheap for cash. Ap
ply to THOMAS ALLIS. E.ceterP 0 . iv 19-tf
--TRY—
C. MANNINC'S
Central Shaving Parlor
For Clean and easy shaving, fashionable hair
cutting lac.
Clean towel for ovary customer,
Next door to Central Hote
THE WATERLOO MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE CO.
Established in 1863.
HEAD OFFICE - • WATERLOO, ONT.
This comb any has been over Eightteen, years
n successful operation in Western Ontario,and
continuos to insure against loss or damage by
Fire, Buildings, Merchandise, Manufactori *sand
all other descriptions of insurable property. I.
tendin6insurers have the option of insuring on
the Premium Noto or Cash System.
During the past ten years this Company has
ssued 57,000 Polieies,covering property to the
amount of $40,872,088; and paid in losses alone
$700,752,00
AssetS, $176,100.00, consisting of Cash in
Bank, Government Deposit, and the unassessed
Premium Notes on handand in force 3. W WAL
mus, Id D. Presidert. C. 141. T'AYLOlt, Secretary
J 13. Hron s,Inspector. CHARLEII SNELL,
Agent for Exeter and vicinity,
Clearing Sale 1
$ack'S 016. Stared.
(2 Doors north of Post Office)
Butter and Eggs Wanted
In, Exchange tor Goods.
We have just received a large consignment
of goods direct from wholesale houses, which
we will sell at very close prices. Splendid
yalne in Cashmeres, Velveteens, Grey, Scar-
let, Canton and Homemade Flannels. A nine
lot of table napkins and covers. Splendid
Wincey, Grey and White Cotton—very cheap
Also Tweeds and Ready-made Clothing. A
lot of groceries to bo sold cheap. In Boots
& Shoes we have added some new lines, and
are prepared to se11 the bust, goods at close
prices:
Farm for Sale, or Rent.
Farm of 100 acres, 70 cleared Bank Bern
60x40 ; Good House and Orchard. , Price,
$4,500; 41,000 down. Rent, $240.
Apply to
JOHN MATHESON
1OEN ATE & SON
Publtehers itnd Proprietors.
Canada
It is expected that the Isocal Legis
latera will meet January 27.
A Kingston woman hes been fined
for selling taffy to a youth on Sweaty
There are 27 itndenta iu the volleg•
late cissas for women et Mc(*iIL Uni-
versity which opened ora the 616 inst.
A fearful accident happened Sao.
day in tihe house of Stttraielana Cher.
aloe, of La. Boone St. Aline, Que., byt',
whist► three children are considered.
fatally woapded. The parents went
to church, leaving four yonngaters iu
the house, rias eldest only eleven. Oue
of them felled '. ceuitltsr of gust pow.
der, and commenced' playing with it.
She throw scab on the fire, when the
canister exploded, sad tole olntdree's
clothes were quickly in ilswes, Ee-
fore seeistatuce arrived three were eo
terribly burned that the doctoral hod
no hopes of their recovery. One
alone partially eaoaped.
At 2 o clock >lfoildey moraitlg
fire broke out in Jas. Iiartaey'e large
brick store and dwelling, which Lisa
gained great headway and euteuded
to a frame building ill the rear before
the alarm was gtveu. Campbell's
hotel and stables were on fire before
the brigade got eteanl up. Next, ou
the east, Sherliag S;. toores ()look
caught, and all became ft total lose,
Stocks and furniture pretty well eav—
ed. Oa the we Adams" fancy and
fn llieery store it badly damaged. All
frame buildings in rear of Adana',
Taylor di Lea, and Alex Featbere$an'a
are burued. 'Their atocke are badly
damaged by removal. Total loea
about $60,000.
Some time ago Albert Davey, with
his wife and family, lived on Simms
Avenue, about a guitar of a>ti mile
from Grillis. He wanted to sell hie,
dwelltug, but the wife refused to eign.
her dower. Davey threatened her
withviolence, acid site left him, telt.'
ing the family with her to a friend in
Campbellford. One night euort y afros
when she had moved into another
house with her Mlle ones, four young
men forcibly entered the house and
brutally raped the old lady. Warrants
were leaded. next day, and after roves•
tigation they were committed to jail
to await trial at the AssiZea. Two
friends of the prisoners called on Mrs..
Davey lately and offered her WO if
one would leave the country i 1
testify at the trial, After same hesita-
tion she complied, and at 2 o'clock
Thuraday morning the two man drove
her array, audgave the eldest girl $10
to say nothing about it. Two hours
afterwards Davey came to the house
and took the children to Orillls. On
Friday he got drunk and made state •
manta which canned his being locked
up On enseicion of murdering her.
American.
W. H. Vanderbilt has donated
$509,000 to the college physicians
and surgeons as a building fund.
Martin Harrison killed his wife and
was killed himself at Hartford, Conn.
last night in a jealous quarrel.
Mrs. Benj. Brooking, of Quineye
Mich., while on her way to church
Sunday, was struck by a passing
train and killed.
In an altercation at Waylans, Ia.,
Tuesday evening. a man named
Buble was stabbed and kilied by R.
Kenneey, a well-known citizen.
Dr. Somerville, of Duckbill, Mise.,
missing several days, was found in a
pond yesterday with his hands tied
and hie head beaten to a pulp. No
clue.
Damage by forcer fires in Southern
New Jersey was over $10,000. Oue
church, several buildings, and im-
menee cranberry oroherds, have been
destroyed.
While Elijah Kirk, of Shelbyville,
Kv., was watching an opportunity to
kill Robert Clark for circulating evil
reports about his daughter, Clark
opened the door and:riddled Kirk with
buckshot, shooting his head nearly
off.
The boiler of a threshing machine
on Leech and Nichols farm at Bello
mia, Minn., exploded Monday, killing
Tbomae.Evender, the engineer, and
five others ; one person Wee b illy in-
jured by being scalded.
A shocking wife murder occurred
its Providence,R I., at noon on •Mon
day. Terrence Comiskey, an 'iron. -
molder, visited his wife at 82 fine -et,
and drawing a revolver, fired' at her
from the streets Ile then battered
down the door and entered the house,
limlatr, enc hall entering jai; hack of
the left ear, another the forehead, the
third penetrating the left breast, He
was drunk when he committed the
deed.
Not Far From Mule,
completed the ,job. The prisoner ie
News condensedMr. J", Ferguson was severely kick.
ed by vena of his hawses on Wednesday
8th incl., from whish Fra fila beau
said up for about a week. 1�tii a angled
to sae ham up sad, around again, at.
aha?ush he lied* very narrow escape,
Robert Taylor, of Hulls"t, was Oa
petition praying fax filo exercise
of executive clemency in the vase of
the Bsamish priaauere ie being air.:
enlisted. Ii. ie intended that the ;sign-
aturesgn-
staree of only a limited number ofpramiueut a.itixenA. bra solicited and.
thus far there Ilea not bear erne reins•
ai,
'1'uaedgy t�1;�roaghi. to CZoAarich ,jail.
by (mutable Britian,. charged with
aetiug bre to Rinburn cheese factory
00 the night of the 13th suet, The
prisoner admitted that he audettvored
to set fire to the factory by pouriug
oil ou the Agar and along the wenn.
clotting, and that Ae rive alit* applied a
watch; but he said hie match
wants out, and man Warned Bowie
evidently insane, and le seized at the
opinionjthat his wife hie beeu:unfaitb-
fui to him. Stuart setting fire to the
factory he attempted to commis aut•
aide by eboating, The bullet went
through under his chin and came otit
at the aide of his cheek.
*porting llOrevitles.
Boston tranaoript ; The baseball
catcher will. Alertly go luto retire.
meat to grow a new crop of fingers.
& snow alae club has beau formed
be Canadians in Mionoapolia, Minn.,
with 30 members to start with.
Coyne and Lewis ran 100 yards at
Dresden the other day, for $150 a) norm
side. Coyne won by about four yds. l
A big race for $500 a side is on be- / The y, L. L. S. gave their first entertain-
tween Hunt, of Port Perry anti Fogg, meat in Hodgius' hall on Tuesday evening
of Uxbridge. The distance will be I last. Notwithstanding the unfavorable wea-
100 yards. then, the hall was fairly filled, all those who
Hugo Rarthol, a native of Sa,;oa appreciate talent turning out to patronize
B y: the new society, which bids fair to be not
recently completed a jourilay ut 2,800 only a source of amusement but alto of mu- •
miles in eleven weeks Over roads, on dual irttprova�mont. The chair was ably filled
bicycle. by Dr..MoDermid. The programme was
eacohently fill. ocv
The foot rave set do,vu to come oft ing their next edentertainmTisasenietyt on purpose githe llth of
at Pitttebnrg last Monday, between November.
Boyd and Creamer, did not come off, Don't forget the meeting for organizing in
owing to the latter being sick. connection with the Scott Act Campaign, It
es five mile race at Boston recently, will be held in the Methodist church to -night
between K. A, Skinner on roller (Thursday.)
skates, and la'. D. btamoke on a bi-
cycle, was won by Skinner in 17 min.
22 seconds.
Teemer has aocopled Gaudaur's
challenge to row a three mile race
with turn on Creve Couto Lake, Oos,
22, for $500 a side, Teemer gives
Gouda= five seconds' start.
The stallion Napa Chief bit and
terribly mangled a man's hand at
Petalum, Cal., recently. It was found
necessary to choke the vicious brute
almost to death before he would let
go his hold.
At San Francisco, a trotting match
for $8,000 between (any Wilkes and
Adair, reapective strains of George
Wilkes and Electioneer, the former
won iu straight heats. Time, 2.201,
2.21+, 2.19+.
Two rival clubs near Detroit were
to have a game recently, and one of
them secured a professional battery.
The other, not to be outdone, tele-
graphed for Weidman and Bennett,
of the Detroite. Weidman struck
out 20 men and Bennett put out 23.
The two made seven of the tau runs.
Fully 3,000 spectators gathered at
Charter Oak Park, Hartford, Conn.,
Tuesday afternoon to witness the at-
tempt of Maud S. to beat her reoord
of 2.091-. The wind was unfavorabte,
striking the mare straight to the fade.
She trent the first quarter in 33I, the
half in 2.061- and the mile in 2.12+.
The coming fight for the light
weight championship of Canada, be-
tween George Fulljames and Harry
Gilmore, the ,,resent ohampiou, is
exciting much interest anion.; the
sports all over Canada and the States,
especially so :among those who are
lucky enough tobe honored with an
invitation. The spot for the fight is
known only to the "knowing" ones, , of the remarkable changes in New
Saunders Sellars, the young Eng- York since his boyhood. The num-
her is profusely and handsomely il-
lustrated as usual. Price 25 oelits a
number, $2.50 a year. Wits. PRANK
grrofeisiottil, hie only object in raciu
being to galea the championship of
the world. Ho is unquestionably the
iatlest amateur in America, today.
The terrible stud >unnatural strain
upon a pitaber's arra is well shown,
rife tl'e Boston Herald.. by the an-
preoedented number of accidents re
ported. i3aarcely a week psee,tsthat.
eosuo pitcher does not break an arta.
The last ease is than of Ed. Erosions,
of Siwbury, Ya., pit*her of the Cats,-
wisea nitre, who broke his right arm
above the elbow, while in the vat of
thresting the bell.
The profits of the American Also.
ciatiau club* for the present season
are estimated to be as foliose r—
Athletio, $85:000; St. Louis, $40,000;,
Ciooinnsti, $25,000; Louisville, $8,-
000; Oolumbue, $$,000 Metropolitan,
$8000; Brooklyn, $,10,000; Allegheny,
$8,000; Richmond, $1,000; Balli.
more_, $15,000. The Indisnapolte
and Toledo *tuba will close the sea-
son with about $5,000 chart.
James Mace will not Bail for Am-
erica until after the fight for the
hasvy-weight chawplonah.ip of Eng-
land between Wool( Beudoff and Joe.
Huifton, on Oota1er 2511i, Ile ex.
peat* llalifton to win, and it ie more
than likely that he will briag Ruifton
with Kira to America. Mace *eye
there its talk of Alf. (reeafield'e cora
ing to Animas' to fight anybody who
araute ro fight him.
A cricket maiol took place between
ladies and gentlemen and ladies near
Salisbury, in Euglaand, a few days
ago. The ladies played with unusual
pluck and skill, under the able cap•
tainay of Mies M. Curzon; but al-
though the oonditione of the match
obliged the gentlemen to bat with
broometioks sod to field and bowl
with the loft head, the tatter ware
viotorious by sixteen rune. A. metals
between two teams of ladies is au-
nauuced to Dome off shortly.
Clinton.
Mrs. Thomas Fortune, of Clinton, com-
mitted suicide on Friday morning last about
seven o'clock, by taking a dose of carbolic
acid in, milk. She died about five hours
atter taking the poison. The cause is sup-
posed to have been temporary insanity. She
leaves a family of five children, the eldest
being nine years old, and the youngest a
baby of six months. The husband is an in-
dustrious man, and an employe of the hard-
ware establishment of R M. Racey & Co.
Much sympathy is felt for Mr. Fortune and
the children,
Rev. Samuel Acheson, of Wick, Ont., has
received a call to the Kippen and Hiilsgreou
Presbyterian congregations.
FRANK LESLIE'S bUNDAY MAGAZINE
for November ;will prove of equal in-
terest to the young and old, the read-•
er for amusement only, and the
thinker—in feet, to all classes ; for
in it may be found something to in-
terest all. The opening is a careful'
study by the Rev. Geo. T. Rider, of
the University system of education ash
illustrated in the English 'Universi-
ties of Oxford and Cambridge. Air
article ou "Hymns and Hymn Tunes"
by D. E. Hervey, is both historical
and critical. Dr. Talmage has a
trenchant expose of the imFosture of
Spiritualism, and in the home pulpit
he preaches on the Christianized
Vote. The Carter Family. Joseph
»arnby, and John Francis Barnett,
are treated in the Sacred Musicians
ses. A charming Southern story
eutieritled ' 8ophy," is ooutributed by
Mrs. Aaetaide 0. Waldron; and there
is a notable article, "Troubadours
Trouveres" with a portrait of Freder-
ic Mistral: The Rev. Geo. W. Nichols
contributes a twelfth letter to the
Collection Basket, this time treating
hell amateur bicyclist, now ,in this
country, is the son of a magistrate
and a member of the firm of Irving &
Sellers, of Preston England Young LESLIE Publisher 53 5J 1 57 P k
May 29th. Exeter He took aim at her and shot ber three Sellers has no taint of aha" amateur, Place, New York.
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