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THURSDAY, OCT, 23rd, 1884.
LOCAL NWS. --We shalt be happy to re-
ceive at all timer, from any part of the
(Jaunty, items of Total news, such as ac,
cidents,or any'iNferaattnyl ineideat wkat•
ever, from; any of our subscribers or read-
ers generally far the purpose of public-
ation,
Local Eappenin's.
Wanted
A Ebert aid ietethgent 44 to lora the
art of printing, Lint Iran A fair education
Apply perianally to TOM office, Exeter'
Teacher.. Assoclatiou.
Reepeoting the attendance of teach
ers at the oonventione of the Teach -
ere' A8sooiatione. a circular from th-
}h-inietor of Education has the followe
ing : "It shah be the duty of every
teeoher to attend oontinuouely all the
meatiuge of the Aeooietion held in
bit county or inspectorial divlaion
itwo daye in each half year to spent
to be counted as visiting days) and in
the event of hie inability to do eo, to
report to bis Inspector, giving rias.
one for hie abeence."
Scarcity of Buffalo Renee
The time ie rapidly ooiniug when
the buffalo robe will be curiosity. It
is destined to disappear from the libel.
vas of the furriers as the buffalo is
disappearing from the plains. Tho
let of the buffaloem estimated at a
few thousand, have crossed the bonn-
dary liue into the Dominion of Oen
edit. A few small herds are occasion
ally seen in the United. States, but
ildey a,re:ditappeariog rapidly. Last
year but 10,000 buffalo robes were se-
cured, This year the number will go
down to a nominal number:
Wanted. .
The Army.
The Salvation Army is meeting
with but little sueoee as far as seeing
sinner's seeking salvation is concern-
ed, but they saw some "fruit" of their
labor the other night, if getting pelt- a
ed with apples be accepted as euoh.
One of the soldiers while praying an
the street was struck on the side of
the head with a hard apple, wbiob
some one in the crowd threw with
terrific force. Other aoldieru narrow-
ly escaped being bit. The captain of
the army also complains that the
boys kick up too muck racket at the
outside door of the herraaks. Lots•of
work for the army here. They anti-
cipate a severe fight this winter, and
expect to wave the palm of victory:
ervil,le, ou the evening of the earn
day, and hes since been ;eon by di
ferent parties, It is said, but no ou
has killed him.
though in Untarlo end the lava
lake regions and St. Lawrence vett
the season will probably be mild, th
exoose above the average wilt b
greater in the Weetorn States, whit)
may with good reason took for exoep
genially mild weather during tb
greater pirtof the winter, and, not
withstanding any early autumn (told
which not improbably will be experi
enced shortly..
e To -morrow avenins( a public meet-
ing will be held under the auspices of
o the Band of Hope ig connection with
the Main•utreet Methodist. church;
The programme will ooasiet of mueio,
dialogues, readings, and "addresses.
tie Rev. Mr. Gane, of Elimville, Revs.
er Messrs. Bali end 'nouveau of Hen'
>i Ball, will address the meeting, and
- Rev. Mr. Torrence is also expected.
w Good 011140 will be provided. Every
n perei'n should attend this meeting.
at The XETIllt Tions wants a corns.
pondent in every village in the sur
1 rounding country. Dozens of events
• great sad small—are loot sight of
y every week for want of some one to
• report them to the press. Are there
f visitors in your neighborhood? Send'
– their names to the prase. "Tell ue
r about the changees, churoh socials or
ey meetings? Write an account fat the
e paper. Races, fires, floods, deaths,
e weddings, aceouele, and interesting
Moses Oates, Prophecy,
Moses Oates ttiiuks that the c'�ur
of sten of high and low baromet
Mr the country and other indication
favor the occurrence of a mild win
Lerner at. least a wiateriu which sue
will not lie in this section more the
two os three week., There are
present no indications of 4 old 108
eon, exoepe it be perhaps *be mums
flow of ioeberge from the polar re
stone, and that outflow will probabl
have little effeotin produoiag cold ex
oept along the Atlantic coast north o
Boston and along Labrador. Al
!.E* zg=s s
h items? Send them to the paper and
- the editor will thank you and return
e the favor some day. Write only what
you can vouch for en honor, and
, *bona all try to please rather then to
• annoy anybody. Itis an honor to be
a contributor to the preen.
10.1.0.10111.1.
It moose:
One week from to -day the vote wit
be **ken in this oounty on the Scott
Act,
Bev. Mr. Martin will give a diecourse
en the Soot Acl in the Presbyterian
eburch'next Sunday afternoon.
To a newspaper titan brevity is the
soul of wit: to Jawyer a brief is the
soul of wealth.
The Clear Grit base ball club have
been trying to arrange a match with
the Lam boys, but they will pot
play.
Leat,• ---On or about the Otlt met.,
between Exeter and Lake South, a
waterproof coal tied up in a `coon
skin. Finder will ohlige by loaning
same at this office.
Rey. 31r. Gane, of Eli:twillo. oc
copied the pulpit iu the James -street'
Methodist ohurob on Sunday evening
Int. Itev. Mr. Pascoe preached in
the Bethesda church..
The duration of a kiss has been
found to be from half a eeoond to cue
and a quarter minutes, Recording to
whether you are kiseing your wife or
htrod girl,
The fall wheat is making programs
Slums the recent rains, many farmers
were becoming uneasy, tbrukiue that
the plant would get too large and
strong before winter.
het arrived at 0. Eaarett's anoth.
or large stock of boats and shoes for
fall and winter wear. Boots and shoes
made to order, and repairing prompt-
ly attended to as usual.
The foliage of the different kinds
of trees now present a grand eight
to those who can appreciate it. The
color,' are varied, and beautifully
blended.
Mr. Wilson, who has been engaged
s clerk is the Motions Bank here
for soma time past has gone to Lon-
don to fill the position of cashier in
a branch of the same bank in that
city.
l U1sboruer.
Abundance of Game.
Reports from the favorite haunts of
game in the vicinity of Grand Bend
say that there is mors than an aver
age number of flocks of wild geese,
ducks, partridge, quail, woodcock,
player, &a., this year. Several of our
local sports returned home on Satur
day night with well filled bags of
duck. On Wednesday of last ;week
Messrs. Wes. and 'Man. Bissett shot
two fine specimens of deer at the sand
Mlle. Wes. also shot another ou
Monday last at the same place, which,
when dressed, weighed nearly 200
pounds. It is considered to be one
of the largest that has been captured
in this section for some time. Re-
ports also say that deer are plentiful
around the sand hills, and numbers
are being shot by sports from other
planet. '
Bear Hunt,
On Thursday last word reached
town that a fine large blaok bear was
seen in the township of Stephen,
about half a mile from .Exeter, and
at about ten o'clock in the forenoon
several of the crack shote of the town
started out to chase and capture the
animal. Before they got to the place
where bruin had been observed be
had made good time and got cut of
sight of the hunters, who, although
they traversed the country for
two or three miles around, returned
home about four o'clock without hav
ing had a glimpse at his bearahip. H.
was seen crossing the road into Us
borne a short distance south of Rodg.
The old M. E. Church property St.
Marys which was+offered for sale some
time ago was sold on Wednesday last
to Dir. S:Cornish of Exeter, for $865.
This is generally considered a fair
price.
Auction Sale of the Drew Bank-
rupt Stook on Saturday afternoon
next at 2 o'clock p. m, (No night
(vales.) and every Saturday at the
same hour till all is disposed of.
Premises for sale or to let.
The show business of this season
has been a big one Ihrongont the pro-
vince. Newspapers have contained
little else but prize lists for the past
three weeks. Last week wound them
up.
At the court held on Monday last
to rectify omissions and other errors
in the Exeter voters' list, the follow
ing uamee were addedto the list :
Ezra Spicer, e Walter Carley, John
Mortimore and William Bawden.
A great many of the so called bags
of potatoes now beiog eold on the mar
kat contain less than 1} bushels. and
purchasers should be oareful to have
all potatoes sold by the bag weighed
before paying for them.
Mr. Geo. Fisher, of the 2nd con-
cession of Ueborne, has brought in
his annual present—a bag of elegant
apples—to this offioe, for which we
tender him our thanks, and hope his
shadow may never grow less,
A court to hear and determine
complaints of omissions and other
errors in the voters' list of the mu-
nicipality of Ueborne will be held at
Ellaville to -day a* 10 o'olock a, m.,
by His Honor the junior judge cf the
county court.
Some enterprising person ought to
erect a, roller skating rink in town,
and iutroduoe the healthy exercise of
,kating'on roller skates. It is far
ahead of skating on ioe, and is be-
coming quite popular all oven Can–
ads,
GENT�EMEV
You will do well by calling and inspecting our
LARGE. AND VARIED
STOCK .OF DRY
GOODS !
IF YOU WANT
Carpets, Fine Clothing, Fashionable Millinery,
Silks, Dress -goods, Drees Trimmings, L'a°es,
Hosiery, Gloves, Prints, Cottons, She thugs
Table Linens, and Napkins, Blankets
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Flannels Hats Caps, Boots'd; Shoes)
The farmers, of Ueborne may eon-
gratulete themoeivee on the unusually
large yield of wheat and older grain
thie year. Although the prices are
not so high as last year, the femora'
prospects are g,00a and they should
flud no difficulty in paying their
taxes. Ur. James Ballantyne, the
collector, will oommenoe his duties
Go to CARI,iING't$.
IF YOU WANT
To get value for your moneys and see what you are buying,
next week, and expecte to get the+ go to CARLI.tiG'S, as we have the best lighted Store in the
money when he aide. village.
Iltllckt tt. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
DS.
Oar l,oys amuse themselves with it
tug of war these night..
Mr. LeOear and family have just 6 I. C`,ARLINCar
become residents of our village.
Mies Pettypiece, of North Grower, -F - w_ , TT
is at present visiting at 4r. J. Clay- ready for the deposit of the sole ot these
lender's, germs, which spread up the nostrils and
Mies Ms Gilpin flat gone on a down fauces or back slug
at the threat ; aau
visit to Mende to Thornhill. ulceration of Lha throat ; np the euataohian
tubes, causing d'Yalneae ; burrowing in the
A new fence ie being plaoed iu vocal cords, causing hoarseutsa ; usurping
front of the eohool property. r the proper structure of the branchial tubes,)
Rev. Mr. Harris hoe returned from
bis trip to the old 0cantry and is now
a1 work again.
Mr. Fear, father of Rev. E. A.
Fear, of this cirouit, preached in the
Methodist church here on Snuday
moruiog last.
Quarterly meeting services here 04
Sunday, Nevember 2nd.
a1r. Peter Gowan has been engag.
ed to teach the public school next
year.
There was no service held in the
Preabyterlan church last Sunday.
A. public temperance meeting was
held in the hall here. ou Thursday
night last, under the auspiies of the
Kirktou R. T. of T. Society.
The speakers were Rev. E. A. Fear
and Rev. 0. Fletcher. The addresses
partook largely ot the nature of the
Soot* Act, and were fall of interest,
as well of convincing arguments in
favor of the Act. The principal ini–
tialled argamente used by the cbampi-
one of the cause of the antis in Huron
were clearly, honestly and logically
dealt with and proved to every un–
prejudiced mind to be groundless. An
invitation so speak was given to any
anti who wished to do so, but silence
was the only response, the wind hav–
ing been completely kncoked out of
the party who came with the inten-
tion of speaking against the Act. Dr.
Irving presided over the meeting, and
also read a few extracts from a pam-
phlet written by an eminent English
physician. Splendid music was pro-
vided by the Misses Kirk and Miss
Viokers. The meeting was dismissed
by Rev. Mr. Fear pronouncing the
benediction.
A $20 Biblical Reward.
The publishers of Rutledge's Monthly offer
twelve valuable rewards hi their Monthly for
November, among wbiob is the following :
We will give $20.00 to the person telling
us in how many languages the superscription
was written on the cross over Jesus at the
time he was crucified, by November 10th,
1894. Should two or more correct answers
be received, the REWARD will be divided. the
money will be forwarded to the winner No.
vember 15th, 1884. Pers�ins trying' for the
reward must send 20 cents in silver (no
postage stamps taken) with their answer, for
which they will receive the December Month -
Ly, in which the name and address of the
winner of the reward and the correct answer
will be published, and in which several more
rewards will be offered. Address Rurasoox
PUBLISHING COMPANY, Easton, Penn. •
1"
What is Catarrh ?
Catarrh is a muco-purlent discharge cans.
ed by the presence and development of the
vegetable parasite amoeba, in, the internal.
ming of the nose. This parasite is only de-
veloped under favorable oireumstances, and
these are : Morbid state of the blood, as the
lighted corpuscle of tubercle, the germ poi-
on of syphilis, mercury, toac mea, from the
etention of the effete matter cf the skin,
oppressed perspiration, badly ventilated
leaping apartments, and other poisons that
re germinated in the blood. These poisons
eep the internal lining membrane of the
b
8
s
e
a
k
0oee in a constant state of irritation, ever
ending in pulmonary consumption and death.
say a crap a um ,sen male to discay.
9f tt t 1 1
er a remedy for this distressing disease by
the use of inhalants and other ingenious de. Voters'
List Court,
views, but none of these treatments eau do a
particle of good uutil the parasites are eilhsr
destroyed or rem.ived tram the mucous tis- r ,
J)UG LUST.
(la or about the 27th Rout,, a dark Collie Dug
with briadla colored iege, abort tail, long flair.
and white mien his no M. from the preiat#re Of
Jai. Hoagies, loth, con 1, Stephen. Any per.
sou returning thin dog will be suitably reward.
al, Persons found herbaria, it atter this
ties will be
JA,S.iiODOINO,Ceattrarille. Q
sue.
Some time since s well known phyeieien
of forty years standing, atter much experi-
menting, succeeded in discovering the ueoes-
sary combination of ingredients which never
fail in absolutely and permanently erten-
eating this horrible disease, whether standing
for one year or forty years. Tnose who may
be suffering froni tate above disease should,
without delay, communicate with the busies
nese managers, lllessrs. A. if. Dixou & Son,
305, King street west, Toronto, (,auada, and
get full particulars and treatise free by en-
closing stamp.--Torauto :hail.
Charles Wood, the trainer and
jockey, is said to be richer even than
Archer ; to be worth 400,000. A
London Correspondent says it "is
curious to reflect, that the ownere for
whom Wood toss principally ridden,
Sir John Astley and Sir George Chet.
wynd, have most certainly not made
$100,000 out of the turf. Both, on
the contrary, have found racing a
very bad game."
Jac Eye -See and Phellas will re.
tire into their winter quarters at Rae
0100.
Scott's Emulsion of Pure
Cod Liver 00, with Hypoplrosphltes,
In Tubercular Diseases of the Lungs,
Dr. John Babington,Cone nna,Mich,. says:
"I have prescribed Scott's Emuition, with sat- •
isfsotory results in Tubercular diseases of the
lungs, and Mesentery glands ; also in Neuralgia
due to defective nerve nutrition."
1. hereby given that a Court will be held
;pursuant to the 'Voters' List act,' b ' llie Bon
or, the Junior Judge of .the Conuty Court of
the Counts of =iron, at the
TOWNSHIP HALL, ELIMVILLE,
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THURSDAY, 23rd day of OCTOBER,1884
At le o'clock a.m.. to hear and determine com-
plaints of errors and omrseions in the Voters'
List of the municipality of teborneforltk+l,
required to attend at thus me time and place
N, J, CLASS,
Dated 2nd Uct.,1881. Glary;.
LARDINE
MAOfflNE OIL
0
FARMERS, THRESHERS. AND
Mill men will save meney, and save their
Machinery by using Laraine.
LARDINR
Has been viotorionn at all the leading exhibi
Uinta and industrial fairs since 1878, carryingoff
first prizes and medals in every instance, It
has now no equal as a lubricator, and. will out --
iwear lard, seal or castor oil, and warranted not
to clog or gum the finest machinery. You will
cavo money by using this Oil. Try it and you
will testify in its favor. Beware of imitations
—MANUFACTURED ONLY BY—
SALE REGISTER.
TUESDAY, OCT, 28.—Farm Stock. Imple-
MCcoll Bros. tc, Co., Toronto.
menta, &c., the property of David Mill, lot —FOR HALE BY -
14, con, 11, township of Usborne. Sale to BISSETT BROS., Exeter ;
commence at 12 noon. Oke & Brown, anc- J. EILBER & SON, Crediton ;
tioneers. MoDONELL & WAUGH, Hensali
THURSDAY, OCT. 23.—Farm Stook, Imple-
ments, &o., the property of Jacob Midengar,
lot 19. con 14, township of Hay. Sale to
commence at 12 o'clock peon. Henry Eilber,
auctioneer.
FRIDAY, OCT. 24.—Farm Stock, Imple-
ments, &c., the property of John Cook, part
lot 9, con. 11, township of Usborne, Salo to
commence at one o'clock. Henry Brown,
auctioneer,
M'O'SIC.
Mr. F. Ruse is prepared to give instructions
on Piano, Organ, Voice and Theory of Music.
For terms apply at J P. Claike's Store, or at
Mr. Brown's, Miller, Eketer.
Repairing Shop.
D. McANBH wishes to inform the ueo3le of
Exeter and vicinity that he has opened 8 shop
in Fanson's Block, where he will do all kinds
of Repairing on the shortest possible notice,
and at low rates, such as Gun, Sowing Machine
Lock and general repairing. Machine Needles
and Oils always on hand. Saws Sharpened,
Give him a Dail. Satisfaction guaranteed,
AL11Lt1 LADIES' COLLEGE, ST. THOMAS,
Ont., has fully organized courses in Liter-
ature, Music, Eine Arts and Commercial
Training ; a faculty of 17 thorough ly qualified
and experieucedteachers; the finest buildings
mid furnishings for the purpose in Canada,
Rates from *38 to 845 per term; inclu.iing
music and Drawing, with Literary studies,
only 5190 a year, in advance, .A11 its
rooms except five aro already engaged for tbo
Winter term. Students may enter Oct 0, Nov
13 or Jan. 2, 1885. For 40 -page .Announce.
rnent address
Principal AUSTIN, 13.D
THE St.Marys Carriage Manufacturing Com-
pany, an Enterpris enlanaged by capitallscs of
that town, is meeting with great success, hav-
ing already sold over twenty-three thousand
shares. The surplus stook of the Company
amounting to 9106,000 will bo divided on Oct,
22nd, Shares are 32 each, and all those de-
siring to participate in this Grand Division,
should bny a share at once. Address : H. A.
L. WHITE, Sec'y, St.Marye.
AUVEft'PI9ERS
13y addressing GEO. P. ROWELL & CO., 10
Spruce St., New York, can learn the exact cost
of any proposed line of ADVERTISING in
American lvewspapers. rn100 page Pamph-
let, foe.
Exeter Butcher Shop
R. DAVIS,
Butcher & General Dealer
--IN ALL HINDS OF—
M EI la'
Onstomers supplied TUESDAYS, THURS-
DAYS AND SATURDAYS at their residence.
ORDERS LEFT AT THE SHOP WILL RE
OEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.