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COMMUNICATIONS.
We do not hole Ourselvesresponsible for opin-
ions expressed by correspondents under
this heading:
Shame : Shame
2'o Editor of the Exeter Times:
Will you be kind enough to insert
the following in your next inane to
correct a grave inju8tioe in your last
--It is. a ahem° to think that, in a
civili ed plaoe Iike. $irktou, there are
people so utterly void. of common
sense as to presume to criticize a Ber-
man, when it Pi clear to any uupre-
judioed Kohut, they (cold not have
heard it, or, they would net have al-
lowed such an unmitigated falsehood
to appear in public prior., We are
prou4 to add that Kirkaon has a min-
ister who has the hardihood to preach
the Gospel of Christ, but to preach
intemperance or even moderatedriuk-
ing, never. Yours, &o,,.
A HEADER.
To the Editorof the Exeter Times.
SIR. -As before promised we will
now proceed to lay d 'wn our plan for
more ec*tuomieally and efficiently per-
forming the flutists of our County
Councillors. We do sot praftse to
L say that our plan is entirely original,
bat nevertheleee it may be new to
601330 of your readers. Neither do we
imagine that we are to h' able to pro
duce it pertsos scheme, but like the
production of all improvements, it
will aoc0Wphieh the abject, if it pro.
yokes dismission, and brings the tal
ante of the thinking, praolleal men
to bear ou it. Our plan is to abolish
the present county council, anid di-
vide the co tuty into three 'eleotorel
distrlots, each district to eleot, a rep:
resentative, whose term of office 611311
be three years, their election to be
the eatue ae our sohool trustees, so
that cue division will have a chance
to pronounce ou their praoedure every
year. This plan wilt have the merit
of obviating the great difficulty of
having the populous villages sanding
more ropreeentation according to
valuation than the townships ; alio
by reducing the quantity it wilt give
an opportunity of enhancing the goal:
ity of the representatives. We will
not attempt in this communication t,)
mmtnent on the obvious adva•ltages
or the plan, as we expect your readers
will mane their awn 00113 monks, but
will at a future titne contiuuo to carry
our reform into other circler.
JOAN 1IARDCASTL).
Ueborne, Unroll 17, '85,
11•-•111• ••11
Huron Presbytery.
The Presbytery of Iiul'ou suet in
the Presbyterian ollurnh, 'Seafor h. on
Vuesday, tho 10th inst. In the ab-
sence of the Moderator, Mr McCoy
was appointed to preside. The coin
mittee ou Sabbath observance report-
ed through Ur. Martie; the oommittt e
on the state of religion, through Mr.
Musgrave, and the Sabbath eohotll
committee, through Mr. Thos, G.
Thomson. It was agteed to reoom-
meud grant of $100 for Exeter, and
the same grants as formerly for Graud
Baud, Bayfield and (ioderioh Gmlio
station ; also agreed to secure if pos-
sible, the services of Mr. Arch. Ma-
Gillivray, for the Goderioh Gallia sta-
tion, during the next six months.
Representatives from the session and
congregation of Bruoefield were beard,
with respect to the appointment of
their pastor, Thos. G. Thomson, by
the Home Mission Committee; to Bur -
red's Inlet, British Columbia. They
declared that the people they repre-
sented unauimously and heartily de-
sired to retain Mr. Thomeocs services
but that if he believed the change
would be beneficial to his health, they
would offer no objection to his remov-
al. Mr. 'Thomson, though very un-
willing to sever his present connec-
tion with the Brueefield oougregation,
felt it his duty to accept the appoint-
ment. It was then agreed that Mr.
Tholnson's acceptance of the appoint-
ment of the H. M. 0. to Burrard's
Inlet be approved of, that the pastor-
al tie be dissolved that the Presby-
tery express their sympathy with the
eougregatiou at Bracefield, and their
regret at losing Mr. Thomson. Mr.
Musgrove and Mr. McLean were ap-
pointed to prepare a suitable minute
with reference to 'hie removal. ° Mr.
McCoy was appointed to declare tile'
charge vaoaut ou the 29th of March,
and to act as moderator of the ties -
during the vacancy. Messrd.
Barr, Fletcher, McCoy, Oarriere and
Martin were appoiuted commissioners
theGeneral Assembly, to be held
toG
in Montreal next June.
BORN.
MINEns-In Usborne, on February 12th
the wife of Mr. Thos. Miners, of a, daugh-,
ter.
MARRIED.
MILLEE-CAAIPnara,.-In ' Hibbert, at the
residence of Mr. John Norris, by the rev:
P. Scott, of Cromarty, oft Wednesday ev-
ening, 4th inst., Mr. Hugh Miller, to Miss
Sarah Jane Campbell,,; both of Hibbert.
LucAs-BRo1i1 N912Iu1 .=ole th0 A2th'.iiis1, by
Rev. J. Veale, at tho 14iethodistparsonage,
OroditonlUMr..Luko Lucas, of ..L1' a Tp.,
to Misr, M,•p f,T3>;eiltensb r'e or Stephen.
County Convention of Teachers.
The Executive Committees of .the
gaol acid West Huron Teachers' As,
aociations met at Ol'inton to matte ar-
rangements for a county meeting to
be held in June, aocord}ng to the Oe-
pertmental otrouter. The following
Members were present :--From East
Huron -Metiers. Malloch, • *Want,
Lough, Turnbull, Groves and Duff ;
Wast Huron- -- Messrs, Brown, Greg-
ory, Strang, J. R. Mitler and S. P.
Halle. On [notion Mr. Duff was ap.
pointed obait mt.n, and Ur. Halls eec-
retary.
It was decided that each association
would hold a meetiug ou Thursday,
June 18th --tile East Huron probably
in the morning, and the West in the
afterutou, and Friday aud' Saturday
Witt be devoted to a joint co'lvention..
Qu motion the teachers of Clinton,
with Mr. Malioch, were appointed a
ootnmittee to maks, arrangements for
a oouvereazioue, to be heal ou the
Thursday evening.
Tito discussion of the following
Itank's, together with the Director of
Institutes' work, was appointed at the
progr'aultne for Friday and Saturday's.
meelitige
1. Regulatioue for the Entrance
Examinations --to be introduced by
Mr. Turnbull.
2. Local Institutes, t', be intro.
duaecl by Mr. Mallooli,
3. Programme for 2nd and 8rd
ours teachers -Mr, Strang.
d. School Law, -Ur. 3. R. Miller.
fi. Promotions. Examinations, -'Mr.
Duff.
6. Drawing for Entrance -Mr. F.
Orasaweller.
7. Entrance Literature -Ur, Greg-
ory.
8. (Subject to bo chosen) Mr.
Hartetouo.
On motion of .;tIeesre, Gregory and
Millet, Cltutou was eeleoted as the
place of meeting.
The ice jam now extends diagon-
ally across elle river from the illichi-
gen Central slip al Detroit to the
Wlndeor ferry dock.
Scott's 1nu
IlSion of Pure
I Cod Liver Olt, with Sylroltltoapldtae,
I1n Mute Pulmonary Trouldee.
Dr. F. 13. Srmei r tn, Naw York, says : "1
find your Emulsion very beneficial after all.
acute pulmonary attacks in adults, and in
children during and after such diseases.
To the aged and infirm the uour-
ishiag and invrgorat'ng properties of Rob-
inson's Phosphorized Enlutsion
give renewed sttoilgtli and buoyancy of
spirits. Always tisk for ltobinsons
Phosphorized Emulsion, and be
sure you got it.
ADVICE TO MOT/1ER.s
Are you disturbed at night and broken of your and
restby asick ohiid suffering and crying with
pain of cutting tenth? If so, send et once and
got a bottle of MES WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP* Itevalue is incalculable. It will re -
love tho poor little sufferer imrnodiately. De-
pend uponitmotbors, there is no mistake about
it, It Cures dysentery and diairhoea, regulator
the stomach and• bowels, cures wind colic
softens the gums, reduces inflammation, and
gives tone and energy to the whole system
MRs. WINSLOW'S SooTIIING SYnaP FOR CIiILb-
RRrI TEETHING is pleasant to the taste, and is
the prescription of one of the oldest and best
female nurses and physicians ie the United
States, and is for sale by all druggists through-
out the world. Price 25 cents a bottle
LONDON, HURON AND BRUCE
85noi829
,
fQ� irLy RI„ GOODSf
se Nonxu, Express 2nsdgC51ass.
. 7 57As, 4 SO etre, 6 70 A, az,=Ater. ...... 8 57 0 10
Bensall JUST ARRIVED AT THE
8 20 10 01
13ritoefeld 9'23 04(3' 10 22
Olinton ....,, .,0 44 7 05 11 80
Londesboro 10 00 7 20 19 00
7 1Ytb 10 07 7 27 1216 zee.
Belgrave 10 22 7 40 12 48
Wingbam arriuel0 35 7 55 t i6
Gorxo SouTu, Express Hfail. 2nd Class
%Vingham, delft 7 48A.1t. 3 00e.at, 10 20 Aar
BBl i ave 85 00 8 47 11 21
L ut(aboro 8 24 3888 1135 30 000
Clititan ,..,......, 8 50 4 05 12 4ai'.sr.
Bruceeela 9 05 4 19 1 11
lfippen 0 13 4 27 127
lie nali 9 18 4 39 1 3G
Exeter,...... 9 35 4 43 2 35
London rtrriy e10 51 056 630
IiessArr,.-Wanted at the Bewail Oat -
Meal Mills, fifty thousand bushels of good
sound oats for Milling purpo-es. The high-
est price will bo paid. Oat -meal exchanged
for oats.
Exeter Tailoring Establisltm't
CHAS. SOUTUCOT`I
Has recciv_d a Splendid assortment of CLOTHS and TWEEDS very Choice Goods, and
will sell thein cheap for Con.
Suits Made to Order O. Short rTotice,
-A FIT GUARANTEED, -
No credit given. Sold ONLY for (3,93U, and that weans
Cheap Goods. Call and sea his stock before placing your
order g
Exeter, 4th Olarcb,1885 CH5 SOt', 'E00 iit7�i�r�
.
FIBNSALL ROLLER. MLLLs,-Otte of the ... - .
most complete roller roils in the Province, is
constantly running and giving the best satin- )l
faction. Gristing done to order on short (B A :it, l ar io:E
Notice. Tile roller flour takes the lead. Try(fjit audbe convinced. 20 tons of good Mid-
dlings ou baud at low figures.
RANNIE d Iltuter. 4aT.
..�..�.."" ` SK FOR THJII BUOKTHOR
MARKET REPORTS.
(Corrected at3o'otookpan, Wednesday.) IThe best and Cheapest Fence in the N, arket
:d.t.l. wileeT
WniteWhea1 ... 078 to 080
Red.,. 01810080
White Wheat New ,.. - 0 78 to 080
Red Wheat New0 78 to 080
ii
4ea1l wUxAx-
Mile e(naw) ... , , •-. .. 7556 to 00 4 859
ar)ey .., . ,•, 0 0to
°ett .•, - ... 031to03
TiOlovor S e a ... 4 70 to 525
mothy . ... „, .., .- 1 5e t0 21;3
Paas ... 058 to 0 02
Corn ... 9600o035
Flags ,,, 0 15 to 0 15
Butter,.. 0 14 to 0 74
Flourpsrbbl. ,. ... . ,.. 500toe 50
Potatoee,por bag ... e. .,. 0 35 toe 040
APPIes,perbag ... „ ... 0 40 to 0 (20
Dried Applettpr b ... ... 0 04 to 0 0
(*50e0 per ib, .,. ... ,.. 0 05 to 006
Turkey per lb ... .,• ... 008 to 006
Intake per pr ... ,.. ... 0 40 to 0 60
Obickensper V'' . ... ,,. 025 to 035
Hogs, ' trope . caper 100 ,,, 500 to 513
Beef „
Sidearouhat ...
dressed
Gheegsktimeeoh
Oaltektna
woo) perlb
Hay porton
tlniousuerduel ., . 0 d0 to 0 75
Wood per cord ... .. 9 50 to 2 75
RENSALI, 31ABl1F.TS.
5G0 to600
,,, 600 to 5 Oft
... ., 600 to60o
040to075
.,, :, 050 t0 0 70
,. 09t020 3
,,. 800 tole 00
Fall, Wheat per
Suring
Barley fbeigeo
Barley (fooling)
White Oate,
Black Oats! ..,
App'(s per 41/1.
Potataee poi' bb
90780o078
0 78 to 0 78
050 to 0
045 to 0 4G
0'222 to 0 of
0Otto0as
100 to 100
025 to 059
11‘1 TAUB SCOP!
Will. Senior
\Vi -hes to inform the inhabitants Of Exeter
•
ERRY'S
7: t ARVA11v,F. TO AF.+r.:
FOR
- :Il be mailed .!.=
th
to all applicants ' i t'2;�
and to customers of last y eor ttrlheet
ordering it. It contains illustrations, prices,
' descriptions and directions for planting all
Vegetable table and Flower SEEDS, BULBS, etc.
WINDSOR, Ontario.
. METROS.. Michigan.
D. o. FOX( & CC
PROPERTY LItsT
TWO HOUSES TO RENT.
Apply to
ISAAC CARLING,
Exeter
FARM FOR SALE IN STEPHEN.
Lot 1:o 5, in 4th Concession, 100 acres.
For particulars apply to,
B. V. ELL10T,
Solicitor, &c.,
Exeter
4th Feb., 1885.
FARM FOR SALE. -The subscrib-
er offers for sale the East Half of Lot
and North Half of Lot 2, 4th con of Usborne.
On the premises are a brink house 20x28, nearly
new, containing G rooms ; frame barn 84x48,
with stabling; a small bearing orchard, and a
never -failing well. The land is well drained
and in a good state of cultivation There are
12 acres of fall who tt in the ground and con-
siderable fall ploughing done. Distance from
Exeter, 5 miles, and 3 miles from Centralia.
Terms to suit purchaser. Possession given
either before seeding or after harvest. Pur-
chaser can be sapplied with seed grain. For
further particulars apply on the premises to
0. H. SPRAGUE, or by letter to Exeter'''. 0.
Ct i REDIT AUCTION SALE OF
Farm,,audFarm Stock. The undersigned
will offer fol sale on March Met, '85, commenc-
ing at one o'clock p m, 80 well•bred steers, most
ly three and four years old ;10 cows and heifers
supposed to bo with calf ; 1 horse four years
old ; 1 mare five years old with foal. The farm
is lots 4 and 5 and part of 3,Lake Road, east,
Stephen towbehip,containiug 282 acres, mostly
cleared, good buildings and abundance of good.
spring water. This farm is principally slay
loam, and is g Sod for either grazing or cropping
The above will i e soul in one block or separate
ly to suit purchaser. It is all joined excepta.
smell' part on the opposite Side of &Ou.fmien,
If not sold will bo rented, If purchaser re xuir-
es'timb, a small amount' down will answer ;
balance at 6 per cent
Also 1' there uglibrodbull (registered pedigree,)
and. ono grade bull ; 16 yen rliug calves:
JOHN 17E5013,1'r0U,
:lb ;lake P 0,°011t
surrounding townships, that he has
opened
A Tailoring Shop
in PANSON'S BLOCK, (upstairs), where ho
will be prepared to do all hinds of Custom
Tailoring.
If you want a Good -fitting and Well -made
Suit, Coat or Pants, you will find Sat.
isfaction by giving flim a trial.
NJr. Senior has had long ex-
perience and is a practical
workman.
Remember the Spot,
Directly over Geo. A. Eyndman's Grocery
Store.
Will. Senior.
DIVORCE
SABSOLUTE DIVORCES FOR
persons residing thro;tghont the
!United States and Canada for ccsertion, non-
support,intemperance,oruelty,incompatibility,
etc. Advice free, State your ease and address
ATTORNEY WARD, World Building, 1267
Broadway, New York.
TJ. SUTHERLAND,HENSALL,
• ONT., CONVEYANONR, CODMMISSIONER,
Fire andjife Insurance Agent and Issuer of
Marriage Liceuses. All business transacted
stiretlyconfidential. A Call solicited; Odtce
at the Peat Office:
TRY DR. DOWNS GOLDt•N
LINIMENT for Diphtheria, Croup, and
Asiatic Cholera. A sure cure, Pain of all
kinds quicllyrelieved. Internally and extern-
ally, Ask for it. Take no other. See testimo-
nials. For sale by ell Druf;gists.
FOR COUGHS AND COLDS.
'WAY'S COMPOUND OF LIN-
SI,ED,Auiseed.,Senega, Squill, Tolu,3tc
with Chloro dyne.
KAY'S COMPOUND, a demulcent
expectorant for Coughs and Colds.
KAY'S COMPOUND, for Coughs
and Colds, is equally servieable: for
Horses and Cattle.
KAY'S TIC PILLS, a specific in
Neuralgia Face-aohe tee.
COAGUL1N.E.--Cement for `Brok-
en Articles. Sold everywhere.
Sole Makers. --KAY BROS., Stockport,
England.
OST, BE'PWEEN EXETER; &
1ltli o February, i
onthe f t ad rt
ensilt dark
H s
flint' Fur Boil Anypnrson Onfltng rho' same
will be sal+,ably rewarded by �oavin it with
Rev 3.Ball ,Honsall, or Thos. Prior, is,xctor.
THO S. PRi012, Exeter.
RICE OF NAILS
LOOK AT
$2.75 A NEG.
TN BUILDERS HARDWARE, coneisting of --
RIM LOOKS, HINGES. PITCH, TAR, ROOFING FELT,
LINING PAPER, PAINTS, OILS, STAINED GLASS,
CALCINE tb LAND PILASTER, AOKRON CE:1IENT,
MACHINE OILS. FIRE BRICE & CLAY, CHEAP
CARRIAGE 1tlAEEBS.--BENT STUFF iu 1,:1 hoes.
ALSO MUSLIN. DUCE, DRILL, TROIMIzGS,
DASH LEATHER & PATENT LEATHER, CANE,
MOULDINGS, &
KEEPING ALSO FULL LINE IN ALL SIZES OF 1RONi.
AXES, SPRINGS. CARRIAGE BOLTS, BLACKSMITII COAL,
and SUPPLIES.
B,UBBERTOPS-Conboy hake -All sizes and kinds ou SHORT NOT OE
DURING THE SEASON mi will have a quantity of BINDER
TWINE CHEAP, Send ordt early.
SELLING THE NEW VAN ALLEN ORE AMERIESand BUTTER TUB
Eavetroughing 0 specirlty,
Ax` PIOKBR=1'S..
%T TS'S' R C = VINO -
An immense stook of
Hardware of .All kinds.
Mae
Change of advertisement next week.
BISSETT BROS.,
201 in presents given. away.
Sendus 5 cents postage
and bymailyeawill get
free a package of goods
oflarge value, that will
start you in work that
will at once bring you in money faster than
anything else in America. All about 2' e2,00,.-
000 in presents withcachbox. Agents iee ntod
everywhere, of either sex, of all ages, for all
the time, or spare time only, to work torus at
tneir own homes. Fortunes for all workers
absolutely assured. Don't delay, H. HALLETT
& Co., Portland,Maine,
ATTENTION 1
Parties wishing Lumber cut to order should
take their logs to Brooks' Old Saw mill, 2.I
miles west of Murray's Corner, where there is
room for any nuantity• Mill will commence
running about est Mareb, ell reports to the
contrary notwithstaz.ding, after which time
all kinds of lumber Qiell bekeptfor sale.
J. ?Sr. HOWA10, Prop,
RTJfl$J1&CIEI
,,f,„ rF� n E. ;n.1 RI i°
Le y
1nMinnesota. North Dakota. Man
-
r�ti7a, I;aho,
1a•..m flouznJ
Oregon
on
1 t,itelo Lake 6iuperlos los 7'ttyet Sound.
21 nicer renglne chiefy/re,m 12 to ,78 p:e si •r:':
: Oto 10 veers' lime, leis is. the Rest eoun'ri
1, securing Gond Homes new open for settlement.
KS,ti 'G ^') eel -eft. oi' �OS'.Q`S'p`lietl l`
ptfty �p rpy�. s „,nae l r .•andel the ilutuc.l, r,n
til„ fi14A. &set �+i Hn,t I' "I'u1Ill'". T.ru'r, i'o'•1:
-ta,.g1S.t o r1.cie•n4 4651. SIOIISE
iH t,•3 E et alt ax: Palm, I unt,.dlyp mod n! n I
re iu. the ` nillrrli 1 Iclil roan nc: -Took a 11,1
Malts cent I.lIEEE dr eribin th riorthe r,a
h 3e•ifirentleetti'y,11d:2.1,111..'•71 1 1111 for tial tie,1
I l ltd•°` (eoo'rrnlnent lo,1dd1 v 1 TI t. 1;.
1.A11LU11N,1,. tal Cote. 1.\. : I • .. ``•• 1'•••••,l; 3.ildt.
I Exeter Butcher Shop
R. DAVIS,
Butcher &, General Dealer
• -IN NIL KINDS OF-
1/1IELAI'2'IS
Customers supplied TUESDAYS, THURS-
DAYS AND SATUBDAYS at their residence
ORDERS LEFT AT THE SHOP WILL RE
CEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
I WILL PAY $2.50 PER DAY
To all who work for me at home. To many I
can afford to pay more.
STEADY EMPLI IYSIENT • LzGRT, PLEASAxT
Worts.
Send Postal Card to W. W. RIDOUT, Lon-
isville, Ry.
1CUREFT8!When 1 sayeuro Ido not mean merly t0 atop them for,
Maw and then have them return again. I intent n radical cure.
I haw, made the disease of PITS, EPILEPSY or F iLLl11i
SICKNESS a life-long study. I warrant my remedy to curio
the worst eases. Because others have failed is no 1'0101011
L:,r
not now rceeiving a cure Send at once for n tre tI 'ani n
Tree Dottie Of my infallible remedy. Give Ispres And P 1
Oalco. 15 casts yon nothing for a trial. and l'n-fll r 211,
AddfosaDr. n. 0. ISOOT, ISO r,., rt L -Ly l,. ,4 lurk.
'1
I`.T 13 ...1
1 2,440 0 pesltivo rel a•II I 1.1 111,i51.i. • nr 1
lh uaruds of roues of th 4c 1 1 1 t nod al t n41. h1
11, 0 boon cured.. rodeos so sl a1-1 Iny Not, In iia ,1.
11 t twill sand' TWO IOTTLE, FELE, tenet!, r \'Itha
i
2141,0'MEAT'S!: on thin Ifo. •' to to nfi,+^ri Mee IN`
1.:440 and 1. 0. address, DE. 1 2. LOCUM, lot 1 4.0.: Ito, _i, i.
ADVERTISERS sent( fey emr select list of
Loc.t1Newspapees. (leo. P.ite ell ,4_ Co'.
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