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stand. The reply of the Russian
Government to Karl Granville firmly
maintain the tenor of farmer de
apatobeo,
A. RUSSIAN SPX .AT VICTORIA, al, C.
Victoria, B. C,,April 28.—,, Roo•
cion spy, who pretended to be pure
obasiug lure, has deeured a filler of
the Harbor and fortiffcatioaa, and lel*
for San Freucisoo,
The war news has wised the aa:
PATIO of 43 por quarter in the 1+1'X6
of wheat in Kent,
bbiioll's Catarrh Remedy --o. positive cure
for Catarrh„ Diphtheria and Canker mouth.
Sold by J. W. Drowning.
VauatIiau,
The Stillwell murder ease baa been
postponed unlit ltfay 18th.
and bruised, b;lt not killed. He was
esiononuoU.3 all afternoon, and died'
the carne eveuing.
Mr. William Jewell, R farmer re-
sident hear Tryoounell, met with en
accident which mulled in hie death
on Saturday aftor000n. He Was re.-•
turning from Wallaootown, where he
had gone in the morning, and was.
seated on a board utilized As a seat in
the wagon, whim, going into n rat in
the road, the board slipped off and he
was precipilared under the wheels,
w,nioh passed over MP. Dr. Ling,
of Walltaoetowo, wawa summoned ani
did all in his power to alleviate the
stiffsrrogs of the injured enan, hut to
no mad, ha dpiog about an hour
after the accident. Re alas a Farmer
in oannfortabla oirourflitauoea, and
LONDON, HURON AND BRUCE R'Y.
GOxNO Nostra. Express Mail, 204 Class.
London, depart 7 4594.af, 4 50 rat, 090 sou.
Meter 8 57 6 10
Ismail .......,2 0 . a 24 957
uaeAeid 9 23 s 48 502'a
1'l(ntou ..:, 5 46 7 A5 1180
Lonclesboro 10 0n 7 20 12 00
Stvth 1007 2
Belgrave 10 29 77
74,S7 16 12 4818 p I.
Wioeharu a,rrtue1G 35 7 35 1 36
oorstp Sorra, Express Mail. 2nd ("lase
1374:7:42
374ham, dept 7 4$ A.3. 3 SCO P,M. 40 20 s y[
Reigrava S 00 3 47 u 21
Elyth s' 35 330 It 42
T,ondEsboro s 24 8.36 12 00
Cliotan . s 50 405 12 4.5P.41.
Brueetleld......... 9 05 4 19 1 11
Iiippen 913 427 127
Ile nail 9 13 4 32 x 30
Exeter 981 443 235
London cwlilel0 51 5 50 530
ITENssz,r,. —V anted at the Reasan oat-
Meal Mills, fifty thousand bushels of good
sound Oats. for Milting purpo.,es, The high -
leaves n ' if t and severat'obildrett too= prim
tis well be pard, Oat•nleal exchanged
wo4rlr his load,
Sir David Maopltarson is very sink,
ilesear.r. RoLpee Idrea.s,-.-Ane of the
dud unable to leave 11ie room et Otte; Why will yen cough when Sbiloh's Cure* moat complete colter mils in the Province, is
wi. will gireitnmediate relief ? Price 10o., 50e,, constantly limping aud giving the best satin-
ari4131, Sola Ily J. Vix. li cawaliu(f, faction. Griating done to order or* short
Ton kltQueasltl ASartillt•HerirQ rifle*, _ notice. The roller dour takes the lead. Try'
and 8,000'000 rounds of ntllmuoition, Catt,'s i tllltilsLon a# t'ure nand be convinced. 20 tone of good Mid -
1 at Kingston Thursday, land Col Liver cru, .►illi $ylwphospAltos. dhnfa 0U band at low Ogurea. A. few care of
were altored. 1 tura and Corn Chap on hand
For Lung Troubles and Cholera Wanting,. ,. 'lantern & Ercoraalex.
Lieut. Cal, Ouimet left Ututtreel v
Thnredey eight. contrary to the ad--
ice of hie dootora, to rejoin the 66th
In the tiort11•Weet,
Frank Lanai, of d'atUltioat L. L.*
Pa, W. E. RAlleeax, Radford, lard., says - -
"I find Seott'a Emulsion au excellent remedy MAR= REPORTS.
is lung treelike. and eepeoially in strumous -
allildretl Sud it host Tahmlale relucdg In(4orraototlat5o'olockpan. tvadnaadair.t
°break stl 8I of Cholera Iniautaln." caul, whiter
,......- 11I1a.. ....., ..., V:httkYYh4R i ..- a La :00347
jealous admirer, not iuvtted to Miss The Rev, Geo. II, Tba err, trf 134 bo tied ... ... u L
a whit* IvbeR0:laF ... OO. to R D7
llaryeti a wedding. Saturd ay night, Iaael., says ; *'sloth myself and wile awe our Red iklasat New 011% to o s.7
window.bya. old .. ...a wa...
g $trite therm
0 9I to a O7
shot the tilde in %bs to through h a lives to Sbtloli,e Consumption Caro S
• 3, W. $ramlin
The steamer Alert, the fatuous ATO. - cul iRpx .... ::: :: ::: ai :': u ISO Ra o 05
tin relief ship, Arrived at nelifex Sat. DIED, Olaver Seed :. t< Oil to fa 23
Timothy
""
urdky from New York, and ley. in the STawatar,-Iq Cir moot ou tiro t it,rt .11vi- {{{ Pana
ilar!3ttr ill the afternoon it inti the en Wieemen.relict of the late Joh p Stew- Corn
p y ark and reetber et Air, Alarscders Stewart. Rags
r'lctlarit:on flag, formerly of St' alarye, seed 8O years and , nutter 11.
LIAve baeta received at xorouta to eon of Afterdocaudaou. agedh3 }ears end 8 Apples,por1rag g ,..words the cost of freight in forwarding r__' setae• -^_m, Ear odper; pr b ..,
,,(lasesccntrlbntione of food and °Intl:3W 10 -,,..-_„•--..-TarkevperibIlurka parpr
Subscri.tlons amounting ro 148 ltmont a...p Ho. -'[oaas thx 384lostCacctl. t?ototoaserba.
=
V arum=f INGER8
Planners at
the froth, • Cbiekexlawlwrpr
A fated 9Al1104 John iialleed 'vs.# 7"heuroritinterestitirt feature of recant filo,;alresseedpOr100
eregt tan *t awn -treat Was aotuu ilof l seat
tlrarrtled 5aturftay is tht Iiitlean orett4 u,,t,
ro
tabileoStu rropeeedrarutiuufsetnrir>,g
leb:atatl (iaGt tabs Ts>baaoA Ares wt the
ui)les ro
dressed «
rttver, 1111#r Ottawa. He were out lit & i ittterocloliehtirtg6:arowda otsptctators
onn0e tryingto save RQtne rade, when withexquisite *southern melodies. Alinedmelt
AlRnd a apeeialdinlOrnR pvdra awarded. m t11tR
the canoe filed with wider and st,uk papular bread of eb.l.ting tobacco, and tht•
51r. James Biiu 9p, forefront of the ' axes
thanks o`Co tar t r fiat et °c eebtbbit
Canada Southern round house. junk'.
bank at Windsor. wee, instantly kilted
ADVICE TO )40TUEliss
Cit SAturdiy poornlatg, by fl, lcasula Aro Sou 44tarbcdatnight and brokeuofyour
live running against plan. The b3il reetby*sick ehild suffering and crying with
pain of cutting teeth? If ao.uend at once and
of on 0091120 was net being 7UUU get *bottle of 3108 WINSLOYV'S SOOTHING
while going through the yard. fi'Rt:P• Itaralue it; inealeulable, It will ro•
:l flother proolemetion is iefitsaet de- ' rave the poor little aniferor immediately, re
clariug that etecti- nls under the Cana.' timetureultntother4.tteereisnomistakeabout
It. Iteuree dysentery anti dirtrbeea, regulates
did Temperance s%ot will be h9. 11. tiro stomach aud• bowels, cures Mind cone
.15 if1getn1l Anel F"puo Onat•, '.ifaj' 1. softens the µnuts, redueea inUeuuratron, *80
I'', f;lliitltotl fill apl!oitlted raturutug given tone nett ouerpy to the whole ayatem
offoer for the city, Add W. Ferguson, 11tae.Yvtoatow'eSeoret8Nu Frani* TOR CHILD. SALESMEN WANTED
sheriff, far the county, Rat; Trr.Tititto is pleasant to the taste, and is SALE+
At their meeting on Monday night tbeprracrilittteu of one of the oldest and beat' 'lo begin eanvagving at plea uu east tants,
fsaraRly nurses anti phyaicianx in ilio L'nitod
the Brantford City Cannon were pre: $tate:,andls far., ,.bvaIdruggisti throuFh-
sented with a life eine crayon portrait out the world. ]"rico 93 mita a bottlo
of 4atnee Woodyalt, for 28 years clerk
of the carporaticau. An appropriate _,.,_ ...b zm., _., STONE S WELLINGTON-
of
was unanimously adopted ''lA.RD OF THANKS: ---I hereby • Termite. Out.
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1t°oFFakina,ateeh ..
Cattaldua
Wool per lb ..
8s. rhuab r teu•• •
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Wood per cord
.UENSALia AtAR&F.TH.
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0 50 to 0 60
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ilarley iteadinas
White (lets,
Black Oats ,
Appire per Mil. ..
PPM toes per bh
Over Over
44i. Fonthill Nurseries ae°x°ea.
The Largest la the Dominion.
Steady empl0Ftnent to successful mea. (*One
agents ere earning from 840 to 575 per month
mei r•rpeuaes. Terms end outfit free. Address
convey ray thank', to the Confederation .,,.
by the Council. Life Associationtor the prompt payment of
1.000 nutter t t. t rli...., r It
AMantra al despatch sated the ice fii„all nit .insured Thcrrou h°et a
on .1londay night moved down front kfnduess oltheir agent, lh.Ma*niiug, lbs sural
the harbor, thus allowing the .orator areured was wild within ono week after the
to fail both til the city And ou thepxaof papers were sent in, MART ANDRUS.
zee.thern shore, but it jammed agaiu wingiram,Februarv2,1r30,
below, oaudiag floods at Longuetl,
Longue Pointe and neighboring
pistons. No further damage is ex:
peoted,
1teoruting for the North Weet
Mounted Polioe goes on bravely in
Montreal ; any number of applies':
tions have been received, and up to
Monday night 25 out of the full corn:
plimen t of 75 recruits have been se-
lected, and these with 26 recruits
from Sherbroke have gone west.
The total exports from Canada
during the nine months preceding the
pretend were nearly a million dollars
in excess of the exports for the sante
period of the previous fiscal year, and
this notwithstanding that there was a
decrease of three and a -half millions
in the export of produce of the forest.
The increase was chiefly in agrioul-
tural produce.
Sir Leonard Tilley is very ill, and
his condition is looked upon as decid-
edly dangerous. His physicians stay
that on no account must he be per.
witted to return to his duties in Par-
liament, even should he Mend rapidly
enough to move out. Mr. Rowell
will, it is understood, assume his
duties for the remainder of the ses-
sion.
Mr. James Hannon, 88 William
street, St. Thomae,met with a serious
accident on Friday. He was esized
with a fit and fell forward on the
et ►►ver aud before assistance arrived
Ka face and bande were terribly burn-
ed, the flesh peeling from the back of
his hands like panoakes. One side of
his face was likewise fearfully burned,
and 1Y ie feared he will be disfigured
for life.
On Friday afternoon a young man
named Joseph Bradley, of Brampton,
wandered down the 0. P. R.
track. When near the first line he
sat down. A train carne along and
the driver saw a man resting on his
hands and 'knees on the track,his
head and body being over the rails.
The usual warning was given and
brakes applied, but the train struck
him and threw him down the etn-
bankment, He was dreadfully cut
IN THE MATTER OF THE
GITARDIANSHIP OF 'run INFANT
clurmRBN OF WILLIAM WEERE% late of
the Village o1 Exeter, In the County of Huron,
Marble cutter. deceased
Application *111 bo evade to the Surrogate
Court of the County of Huron, before thoJudge
in Chambers at the Court House in the Town.
of (lodorlob. atter the expiration of twenty
days front the first publication hereof, on be.
half of William Daniel Weekes, of the said
Village of Exeter. 1arbl0•outter, and son o1
the said William Weaken, deceased, for an.
order appointiug the said William Daniel
Weekes guardian of George Weekes, Sn•annah
Weekes, and Harlon Wakes, infaut children
of the said William Weekes, deceased.
Dated at Exetor,thie 27th day of April A' D.
18.43.
13.V. ELLIOT,
Solicitor for the said
WILLIAM D.WEEKES
CEN TRAL
DRUGSTORE
A full stock of all kinds of
Dye -stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Winan's
Condition
Powd-
ers
the best
in the mark-
et and always
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared. at
the Central Drug Store Exeter
C. L1UTZ,
SE Il DS,
Seeds, Seeds!
Fresh and Reliable
Garden, Field and Flower
smmaps
In great Variety at the
Dominion Laratr
BEANS.—German Blank Wax, ;law
Wax.
I3EET.—Long Dark Blood.
CABBAGE. --Early Wenningstadt, Early
Large York, Early French Drumhead,
Stone Mason Marblehead, Prime Flat
Dutch.
CARROT.—Early Short Horn, Early Scar-
let Born.
CORN.—Earlp Minnesota; Doily Button.
CUCUMBER.—Early Cluster,'Bismark Long
Green, Perfection Pickling,
LETTUCE. --Early Boston Curled, Bally
Prize Head.
MUSK MELON.—Coral Flesh.
WATER MELON.—Mountain Sweet.
PEAS.—Ferry's Extra Early, McLean's
Little Gem, Champion of England.
Golden
4-4
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simmil
24
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LTIL T96 TABOR
.44.1*4141491,4
MR. R'al, I,1NE fig pr(Tore(' .ce do
CUSTOM TAILORING
ON lii'IION•ST. ONE IILACE WI.ST!(,F
MANSION HOUSE.
`ITS, PANTS OR COATS
le in the Latest Sityk . and Satisfaction
gueunatctd in evory reapect.
441444.444.4.+
T13IS OUT awl return to ua, with
1Oo or 4 Oo stamps, and you'll get by
return matt a Golden 13ox of Goode
that wurbrilis( you in more money
than anything else in America.
You,. fortune if you start wile ''4.
C1TF 2 0YELFY CO.,
Xar mouth, N.R.
PROPERTY r,1I T
TEL TO RENT IN THE VIL-
I,401 OF ELUtVILGE, County of
Huron.. ,Apply qt• uremides or to Mliii. F.
ELLIOTT, 14P11eullerton st..1 onion, Ont:
TWO ROUSES TO RENT.
APPIy tO
ISAAC CARLING
_..rete
.fi
"WARM b'OR SALE IN STE"Pa IEN.
rerearticteare apply o. v. siaaoz
Let Ea 5, in 4th - Goucascion. ;00 *Ames.
4th Feb., 1885.
Solicitor, rec.,
Erete r
ARM FOR SALE.—The oubserib.
Il! er offers for sale the Fast Sail of Lots
and North Half of Lot 2, 4th eon of Ifeborne.
On the premises aro a brick house 20x93, pearly
new.containinge modus; frame barn 31x4$.
1 with et•bl.ing : a small bo144n4 orchard, and a
never-failingwell. The laud is well drained
and, in a good state o1 cultivation There are
12 aures of Lill rthe it in the ground one trezl-
siderablefall ploughiug done. Distance front
t Exeter, 5 miler, and 3 miles from Centralia.
R Ternis to snit pn-cbaser. Possession given
either heaore seeding or after harvest. Pur-
chaser Rise be sappleed with seed grain. For
further particulars apply on the prcunises to
O. H. lifitAarrE. or toy let Wr to Exeter P. I).
01, TAILOR Z!OP!
Will. Senior
Wishes to inform rise iubabjtanteof Exeter
au4 ,.-urrtuudiug townships, that be has
opened
A Tailoring Shop
ill FANSON'S I/LOCK.. +'.ult.stair,r, where Iry
will he. prepare+: to do all kande of'.'uatout
Taitorinp.
If von emit a Citi+.l.tittita 'u,i Wtll.tttrul--
Suit. ee tt *e Panto, yen wilt 8su1 ,at.
i-fae tiolt by giving hint a trial
Jr.lSenior has had loug e--
periellCe and is 11 practical
1 workman.
Rernember tile Spot,.
Dircetl; cv.r Oto. A. II; a lntan' Grocer;
"97111. Senior.
CUTTING Ilf)NE ON TIIE SHORTE T I
NOTICE AND AT LOW RATES,. i Ii: RK .N lit.*r kKl`tr't"
1 a..
1
HAIR (3++1,4 . t fir `'u.
Restores re,,.::+,+ t ;
! hair to its or Ilea e A' t-`•
Ladies Jackets a Specialty twat color, r? r;: '•i is ti
ra :at: Dane re ii r 'lea: ".,es.
i$Lnpntiti..t ,. , .;a;
Clive hien a trial and bo eonvineed that he from sal4a, a , ,
Will give eai(sfaetien. ; incrtar i. -;,t
growth. i : w ,.
WILLIAM LYNN• s soi,t!noCrIll
•
:our, 1t ?1^:, •a
aaae:. C•• r•
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF :1=03d amiss
THE ESTATE OF MURDOCH 3tcI 14 -
`LIE, late of the Village of Exeter. iu the
tion n ty of Huron, +Carpenter, deceased.
Pursuant to B. S. 0., ohap.107, see. 31, notice
is hereby given thatallpersone baring claims
against the estate of the said Murdoch DU -
Prepared li
Harkness & Co
London, Ont.
said by all Dru_elsts
and atcnt:tlati.(,:=.n
enzie, who died on or about the 16th day of f►rater;.
ianuary,1885, aro on or before the 0::13 day of
Stay 1885.to send by post, prepaid, to Benja-
min;V, Elliot, Solioitor, Exeter, their Christi-
an and Surnames, addresses, and description,
and particulars of their chtinis, duly verified
and the nature of the security (it any) held by
them. and that after the said 9th day of May,
1885 the executor wiilproceed to distribute the
assettsof the said estate among the parties
entitled thereto, having regard only to the
claims of which notice shall have boeu given,
and ho will not be liable to anyperson or per-
sons of whose claim lie shall not then have
had notice.
Dated 91st 1arch,1885.
BENJAMIN V. ELLIOT
Solicitor for
SAMUEL DAVIS,
Lxecuter,
29td
COAGUL1NE.--Cement for Brok-
en Articles. Sold everywhere.
Sole Makers. .liAY BROS., Stockport
England.
FOR COUGHS AND COLDS.
RADISH --Early Long Scarlet (short top) "WAY'S COMPOUND OF LIN -
Early Round Deep Soariat, Long White 1.1. SEED, Aniseed., Senega, Squill,Toiu, &e
Spanish. with Chlorodvne.
TOMATO.—Livingstone's Favorite, Trophy.
ITAY'S.COMPOUND, a demulcent
FOR TIIE it & RU i exuoctorant for Coughs and Colds.
Besides afull line of Garden Seeds irk
package, we are also offering the following
varieties of
Fresh Field and Garden Seeds
IN BULK, which is, of course, is the cheap-
est way by all odds to buy them.
TURNIPS.—Purple Top Yellow Aberdeen,
Bangholm Purple Top Swede, Carter's
Improved Purpie Top Swede.
CARROTS.—White Belgian (for the garden)
BEST ENGLISTI MUsalRooar SPAWN.
Call early as the stock is
Choice and limited, and we
are determined to carry no
Seeds over.
J. W. BROWNING,
Proprietor.
KAY'S .COMPOUND, for Coughs
"KAY'S
Colds, is equally servicablo. for
Horses and Cattle.
DAY'S TIC PILLS, a specific in
Neuralgia Face -ache &c.
JOHN GILL, Auctioneer for the
Townships of Stephen, Hay and Osborne,
and the Village of llxeter, A11 sales promptly
attended, and satisfaction guaranteed. Sales
arranged at this office.
TRY DR. DOWN S GOLDEN
LINIMENT for Diphtheria, Croup, and
Asiatic Cholera. A sure cure, Pain of all
kinds quickly relieved. Internally and extern-
ally. Ask forit, Take no other. See teatime
nate. For sale by all Druggists.
TJ. SUTHERLAND,HENSALL,
• ONT., CONPay4xcra, OOMMxssIOxan,
E10N.
INT orICE-
SBALED 'TENDERS, addre.sed to
the undersigned, and endorsed "Teuder for
Indian Supplies," will be received at tuts office
up to noon of MONDAY, 25th SI-Y,188i, for the
delivery of Indian Supplies during the fiscal
year ending 30412 June,1886, consisting of Flour,
Bacon; Groceries, Ammunition, Twine, Oxen.
Cows, Bulls, Agricultural Implen ents. Tools.
d:c., duty paid, in Manitoba and the North-
West Territories.
Forms of tender eoutaininp full particulars
relative to the Supples rewired, dates of de-
livery. at:o., may be had by applying to the un-
dersigned. os to the Commissioner of Indian
Affairspat Regina, or to the Indian Office, Win-
niparties may tender tor each description of
goodslo(orforany potion of each description
of goods) separately or for all the goods called
for in the schedules.
Each Tender must be accompanied by au ac
cepted Cheque in favor of the Superintendent
General of Indian Affairs on a Canadian Bank
for atleast five per cent. or the amount of the
tenders for Manitoba,land ten per cent. of the
amount of the tenders for the North•West Ter-
ritories, which will be forfeited if the party ten-
dering deoliuos to enter into a contract when
called upon to do so, or if he fails to complete
the work contracted for. If the tenler be not
accepted the cheque will be returned,
Tenderers are required to make up in the
Money columns in the Schedule the total mon-
ey value of the goods they offer to supply, or
their tender will not be entertained.
Each Tender must, in addition to the signa-
ture of the tenderer, be signed by two sureties
acceptable to the Department, for the proper ,
performance of the iontract.
In all oases where transportation may be
only partial by rail, contractors must make
proper arrangements for supplies to be dor•
warded at once from railway stations to their
destination in the Government Warehouse at
the point of delivery. .
The lowest or any tender not necessarily ac-
cepted.
L. VANIEOUG,HNET
Deputy of the Snperiutendeut•0eneral
Fire and Life Insurance Agent and Issuer of of Indian Affairs
Marriage Licenses. All business transacted DLranrarlax r os INDIAN AF1 stn a, l
stirotlyconficlential. A Call solicited: Office
at the Post Office: OTTAWA, IOTA MADC13, 188,. r