The Exeter Times, 1885-9-3, Page 1LEGAL,
LH. DICKSON, Barrister, Soil.
. altar of Supreme Court, Notary Public
Conveyancer, Comnaissiouer, Eco. Money to
Lean.
GIIleelae'ansen'sBleak, Exeter.
AIc ADDFN,
Barrister, Solicitor, UouYeyancer, Etc.,
EXETER, - - ONT.
Office Saa7.ttelt"aBloelt (0.alt's old oMoe.)
1'ENTAL.
.R . AiiTWRICI T, L. r J rJ ill MIV
Ilse opened dental roomltts over ROUND THE COUNTRY.
O'NEIL'S BANS, where he will be
la s prepared to extreeeteethwithout Petty's Choice Hams, Breakfast Bacon and Lard,Cracked, Ciandeboye,
pain A I op etageres performed with ease and
ritt
"" HEW TO THE LINE, LET THE CHIPS FALL WH RE THEY MAY."
VOL. XII., NO. 49.
EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT'R 3, 1885.
JOHN WHITE a SON
Publiebee*stied Proprietors,
elan. CIold fillings a speciality. QHie& Thome Wheat and Rolled Oats Oranges and Lemons
9a. nit, to 5 p M. ORAaeltS ALonanhre. `Meat r a 1
Dir, Wm. Smith lied several fine
a&se, sheep killed by dna• one of the ems -
1.11, I INSUAN DTNTIST.b.D.B
pelt.
U' reraoy
ed to Sam
rreU's'tlWk
Teeth eXe
trraoted
without
ME iIOA
LUrZ, Di, D.,
• w Q$lceat hisresidenee Exeter.
$.IRVING, GRADUATE U.K.
VlilliSIT] Trinity College. Idembee of
Celle¢O pppt,ysial nae 114 eursgonl Ont...)Ai•
ea,>rtrktoa.
nBe DI»AN.--OORON.liLliFOR
abeCoi.utyot Hnrou. Office, oppooite
tfr.l,Carlina's store.11xoter
W. BROWNING 11L D., M. tr
r r.d,tlraduateVfateriaVnfver1ity.Orttce
andfresldsnee,Demirioa lAboratol V. Exeter,!
rbc. 3. A. ROLLINS, 1 . 0..C. S 1
.i.t 0. Ofdoe, Main St,&xeeer.Unt, 3iesidea
00]louaerecentlY occupied by V. MoPlulllps,
laeq.
VETERINARY..
MENNENT & TENNENT, Veteri-
nary Surgeons, ere testae of the Ontario
1 oterinary ,� College, Toren.
to, have op
for the trey
cued all Office
tweet o fa a 11
buttals.- OA
hl,ltlatreetal�r T�,'"1y, EXQter. 4;ala
from a elle ,..,.. - -^M^ tarot prom t'y
attended tot- Atediof ne far Roreea Gattle.&e
always on head:
AUCTIONEERS.
EN1i«Y ElLfiil" R, Maaneed Auo-
ttouaer for Key. Stephen, and ALeGilli.
vrieeTownahil+a: Salasooaductetatmodorete
rate. Office --At l'oat•etAee, Gretlitoa. Ont.
TOUN GILL, Auctioneer for the
to Toweteepa of thorium, Hag and leabarne
attend 1
ear guaranteed. Sales
• the Vitiate of Exeter. All galea prowutly
at >rattataatiasl uararttaad
erraoged at thia office.
MONEY TO LOAN.�...^.�,! FROM THE
' T G. A- JYND ,A,.,N fuss that rook part in the onslaught
FANSQN'S BLOCK war tied up by ale owner the prey
roue evening, and what is etraugs,
has not been seen eines. This cer-
leinly is a znyeterious trick or fxeek of
nature for w wellfed dog. The owner
of the missing dog says, "Snow talus
was gone the morning. and snow and
/gyp COUGHS
,7{� ((,}/['�,77^���QQ (I tell. !lava what thee situ gat for 'the
Olt tiQL1Cr' ll$� AND cows,
F
dilnagii. A 14W elft is Impending.
The only Tilarle+y'e IL d 0 Food, Quay 10o. per lb., or $8 per otirt..
BDDOATIONAL.
COAGU.LINEi.---Cement for Brok-
V Anal,rtic]as. Sold everywlaero.
! Salo lital ens •Ile 8i3US., ssookport
Wesleyan an Laches Colla England
li�1M>EfL7'QN, CANADA.
The oltieat and the moat complete ZFatliea'
College in the:Dominion; has over 190 grade•
mea; haat educated over 2,000 young ladies;.
has over 1S0 rooms. and every00nvenfenoefor
comfort and health. Unusual advantage' In
P140 _40. Art, agony Sept, 1, Address thersiaeisti.
Mention this is per) A. IiU>:t+ism.D.,1..L.D.
Alma Ladies' College
ST. THOMAS, ONTARIO.
.7F Z'Tbe finest buildings. Zruraiabiage, Qronaeo
&a, for the p sofa Ceaada,
Full. Matt of 18 ;Graduates and Certificated
Telegram in Litetrature.Idleela, Fine Arta,
83omluerolal Science. 1teeepeue Sept. loth
For d0 -pp, el. nnounoement, addteaa
rnin011'M, A,US1711'r,1LD,
PROPERTY IIT _.
1 ARDI FOR SALE IN STEPHEN.
Lot leo 5, iu Atli 000.1eaaion, 100 scree,
Forperticalars apply to
B.'1. ELI,IOT,
$o5elt4rr,ito.,
• Exeter
th Feb., 3
AITIONS.
GRAND DOMINION
AND VORTIETiR'
Provincial : Exhibition
Under toe anapioea of the
AGRICULTURE AND ARTS ASSOCIATION
OF ONTARIO, TO BE HELD AT
LONDON
ObNEYTO LOAN ON RALESl7th to 12th, Sept., '$
tete for the Herren it Sri eLoan i Sav
iu(tttaHuofety, Low vitas ofinterest. Apply to
Jl
John 8packalan,EXeter.
Y.Afl. ON "tY TO LOAN ATO AND 0* Apply .to
Funds,B. V.F:LLIOT ,
Aug'uet15 '85 / Soiioitor, Exeter ,
Ilvfii.,ltANO E.
porgan t.aucurtl)nl toter/a. Priest*
NT
3, OLARK, Agent forlthe Ue-
1 a.. l • borne sue 1I lbbert Mutual Fire Dunn
*Luca Company, Residence -3rd Con„ L'eborn°
Orden; bvmante) Exeter 1.G., promptly at-
tended to.
�MARRIAGE MoD NELL, ISSUER OF
q5 LI"JENS]ES.
OPT= Ili' 1'ANeON'9 nLOCIt.
Aleoagentfor the LondonMutual Inaurauce
Cotupanp of Canadn,Mereantile Insurtwco Co
Carnet 9500,000.00 Head Office Waterloo;
f Ont. Glasgow tt London Insurance Coy-Cair-
itel $2,100,040 ; Head Ofiloe, Montreal ; Stand-
ard Life Insurance Co., Road Of]ice, London,
, Ofnfiee,rToron erenteo & Accident Go, Hoed
JOHN McDONELL Exeter.
THh; WATERLOO MUTUAL
Fi11 INSUItANCSCO.
Established In 1863.
HEAD OFFICE - - WATERLOO, ONT.
This oomxanv bas been over Eighteen
pears fnsuccessful operation in \Veatern On-
tario,andcontinues to insure againstloss or
damage by Fire,Buiidings,Meronaudiseellan-
utaotoriea,and all oth er descriptions of {insur-
able property. Intending insurers have the
option of insuring on. the Premium Note or
Oaoh System.
During the past ten years this Company
py
has issued 57,096 :Policies. covering property
to the amount of S40,872,038 ; and Paid intoes•
os alone $709,752,00
Assets, 0170,100.00, consisting of Cash
n dank, Government Deposit, and the unass-
WrWs Emits D. Pron ii Lt a0. nt rAynon,
Secretary. J. B. Hv'GBEs,Tnsrector. CHAS:
SNELL, Agontier Exeter and vicinity.
IMPORTANT NOTICES .
TRY
I. DEARING'S
Central Shaving Parlor
For Clean and easy shaving, fashionable hair
cutting, &c.
Clean Towels for every customer,
9 Next door to Central Hotel.
NJ.. CLARIt, COMMISSIONER
• in the Court ofCommon Pleas• -Deeds,
Wills, Mortgagee, Leases, and all forms of ag-
reements drawn and executed according to
law.
MONEY TO LOAN oNBEAL ESTATE. Parties
wishing to borrow money on account of re -
can t purehasee ofland,or to pay off existing
mortgages will find a great saving ny giving
me a call, Can lend money ate and 6e per
tient. acoordingtoterme. J.CLARS. •
Exeter Butcher Shop
R. DAVIS,
-Butcher & General Dealer
—IN ,ILL LLND50F^---
Oustomers supplied TUESDAYS, THURS-
DAYS AND SATUBDAYS at their residence
ORDERS LEFT AT THE SHOP WILL RE
CEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
uaitinsome mummers envies
Entree mast be made with the Secretary at
Tartrate. an or before the uadermeattoned
dated, via :
Horses, t'atue, Sheep, Ewine, Poultry, Abri-
cultural nnptemente, on or before Auivetl5th.
Grain, Flail Roots,autl outer Farr Products.
efacbinery and Itfanutactoree generally, on or
before August 'card.
Horticultural Products, Ladies' \York, Fine
Arta, etc., on or before Auguet 40th.
Prize Lista and Blank roues for tuakiug the
entries can bo obtained of the Secretaries cf
all Agricultural and Horticultural Societies
and elochanic ii Inetir utea throughout trio Pro.
vine ; from Geo: Mailroom, of Western Fair,
London ; and from the Secretary.
HENRY WADE,
Agricultural Yell, Toronto,
CANADA'S GREAT
INDUSTRIAL FAIR
--
AgriculturalAgricultural Exposition,
1881,
WILL BE HELD AT THE
CITY of TORONTO
SEPTEMBER 9th to 19th.
The largest Prizes end tho bast show of
Horses, Cattle, Shoop, Piga, Poultry, Agricul.
tura], Horticultural and Dairy Products, Ma
ohinery,Implements 'and Manufactures of all
kinds in rho Dominion of Canada
Prize Lists and Entry Forma can be obtain-
ed from the Secretaries or all Agricultural
Societies and Mechanics' Institutes, or they
willbe sent anywhere on application by post-
card to the Secretary, at Toronto.
ENTRIES CLOSE AUG. 22nd
A LARGE NUMBER OF
SPECIAL AT'1'RACTIONS
Are be In g prepared for that time, for full par -
ti culare of which see Special Programmes.
Cheap Rates, and Excursions on all Rail-
ways. The best time to visit the City of
Toronto.
J. 3. WITHROW, H. J. HILL,
President. Manager and Secretary,
Toronto.
THE SIXTH
iinnua1 Exhibition
—OF THE --
SOUTHERN : C -UNTIES
FAIR ASSOCIATION
Will be ]role at the
FAX'S COMPOUND OF LIN-
SEED, Aniseed.. Senega, Sgnlll,'l'olu, &e
with Oblorodvne,
AX'S COMPOUND, a demulcent
eznectoraut for Cattalo and Codi.
AX'S:COMFOUND, for Coughs
and Ca}da, is equally servioab4E: for
rloraes andCattle.
AX'S TIO PILLS, hl specific ill
tours:we Faeteseee 1e.
Ialarcolo�ialRailway
The Direct Rotlta from the West for all
paints in NewBrunawihk, Nova Scotia,
Prince Edward Wand, Cape Breton
and Newfoundland.
:111 the remitter sea bathing. wiling and
pleesere eaorte et Comte.* ere along this flue
Pullman oars let.tvieg Afoutroal od Mou-
lts , Wednesday. and Friday ran through to
He ties. and 0n Tueadar, Tlturielay and Satur-
dey to et. John. N. B., without chauge.
claire ooaaeetioua nolle at Paiute Levee with'
the Grand Trunk 111alwav sad Me lUebWien
and Criteria ;lavlgatIna Compaaq'a l teauaera
fromiiontreel,and at Levis will► the north
Shore hallway.
131egentt fltxt-class Pullmaa, Buffet and
Smoking Cara On all Ihrang�lu, tritium.
Firat•ctass ItetresbwentRo0rne et convent.
at distances.
IMPOlt.TER.S .tJ) EXPORTERS
rsill And it edyautay;eou8 to nee this route Aa
it is the rentakesein point of time.audthe ratoa
are as low as by any other,
Through freight le forwarded by fest spooial
trefoil and experience hue proved the inter -
colonial route to be the quickest for Fen origin
freight to suck from all points in Caned*. and
the Western ]hetes.
Tickets may be obteintel and also informa-
tion about the route and about froir,lht and
passenger rates Irout
ROBERT If. MOODIE,
Western Freight itPauaenger 4yent
03ltoasta house mock. York iib., Toronto.
P. POTTINGE,R,
Chief Saperinbeadent.
lead.ray Office, Moncton, N.Il:,May 11.8 ly:
CITY of ST. THOMAS
Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday & Friday
SEPTEMBER 22, 23,24 & 25,1885.
Open to the World. Very Liberal
Prize List.
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.-- Partners'
Race, Races for Pacers, Trotters, Pairs of
Roadsters, Lady Drivers with Double Team,
Running Races for Horses ridden by Ladies,
GentIemen's Road Horses, &e.
ODDFELLOWS. SPLENDID BAN 1)
Passengers and Exhibits at Half is aro on the
railways. See Mammoth Posters. Scud for
Prize List,
EDWIN NICOLL,
President,
JOHN A. KAIe S,
Sect
DRUC STORE
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. LUTZ.
TO ADVERTISERS.
A list of 964 newspapers DIVIDED INTO
STATES AND SECTIONS will be sent on ap-
plication -FREE. -
To those who want their advertising to pay,
we can offer no better medium for thorougn
and effective work than the various sections of
our Select Local List. GEO. P. ROWELL &
CO', Newspaper Advertising Bureau,10, Spruce
Street, New York.
MORTGAGE SALE. !~
-Under and by Virtue of a power of sale con-
tained in a certain Indenture of BMortgage,
which will be produced at the time of Salle,
there will be sold by Public auction by JOAN
GILL. A uctioneer, subject to a Reserved Bid,
on
Tuesday, 15th day of September, a. d. 1685
At Three Oclock in the afternoon, at
MOFFAT'S R1OTEL, in the
VILLAGE OF CENTRALIA
the valuable farm described as follows:
All and singular that certain parcel or tract
Oland and promises situate, lying and being
is tho TownsbiD of Biddulph, in the County of
Middlesex, and Proviroo of Ontario, contain-
ing by admeasuroment ono hundred acres, bo
the same more or less, being composed of Lot
Number Fiye, in the Second concession of the
said Township of Biddulple
The land is of good quality. over 80 item of
which aro cleared, and on which are erected' a
small Frame House with Brick Cellar, Frame
Barn in good no ndition, Hewe d Log Stable and
other buildings. There is a good bearing
Orchard of about two acres, Wells &c.
The said lana is distant from Centralia
about 2 miles, and from Exeter about 6 miles
and is close to the sobool house.
For further particulars, apply to the:auc
tioneeror to
B, V. ELLIOT,
Secretary r]
Dated 26th Aug., 1881, Vendor's SolicitoExeter,
Daskwooti.
Miss Nellie Bell, of Loudon, ie home
on a. visit.
Meeere. Monier and Yager, of Ham-
burg, are the guesba of 3. Kellerman.
]Miss Hannah Fried is visiting
friends in 0reditoa.
blies 0. MOCalluln, who was vigils
fug its London, has returned home.
Mr. Chas. Ezstitre, of 3aokeon,
Miob.. is visiting friends i.a this
daily,
Mies Flora Eaberherdt, of Urediton,
Trail the gueet of Mise Fried last. Sun.
Creditor'. day.
The Sunday school oouventiofh of
the Evangelical Association will be
held in this piece on the 15th and
16th of this month,
Miss Dora Turnbull, of Lobo town-
ship, is visiting Mr. Halle, and Miss
3. A. Halle has jun returned from
be r visit to London Township.
Large crowd out to E ngliela °hooch
lint Sunday evening. There will be
English service here every alternate
Sebbatb evening from ibis forward.
Plume are cheap in Daellwecel
only seven shilliwgs a pail ---and
apples 80 ons. per bag. There is a
big demand for all kinds of fruit.
Or. lied, Wurte, who .pea been
visiting ]lis cbntn, Roland II. Fried,
of Beet 18aginew, and Baine of the
eitieli of Michigan, elates that be had
*jolly good time, and found Ilia old
°buns in good health.
The Dinh woad Bolter Mille are to
be running in about two weeks. M.
Fried bee engaged two more mill.
night', Mr, i~iilverborre of Stratford,
and Mr. Wismar, of $obnetou'a Milia,
They are shoving tbluge right ahead,
and will probably be through before
the time above mentioned..
Mr. Fenn, of 1'lattsville, has open -
ad out a No. 1 harness shop in Shia
!hitt each rowdyiellh cannot be pre. village, and will be found M Weeloh
vented. completed, for which Mr. B, flack
There will be no council neat Mon-
day, being adjourned until the first
Monday in ()atelier.
There will be a friendly meteh of
fool ball played here between the
Crediton slab sad Zurich ou B,
Sweets field,
The RIM manufacturers are having
difficult tinge hauling their flax to
the mills owing to the continuous
stet weather.
Servioe; were held is the German
church les Sunday, for the Arab SIMS
'since being repaired and the trustees
.Kirktou deserve credit for the handsome way
!they have oouduoted the repairs.
A handsome verandeh has juett been .i A row 000urrad in one of the briok
erected in front of 3, Doupe k Coe. ,y"Aide load week, in whioh a couple of
new store. young men made thatneelvin ridion'
There ie at present a very heavy lass. It appears that while it number.
stook of cheese, of excellent quality ora of the boys were bictliug cite on a
band at Campbell's history, awalting ferua where the Sent Aot ie in force,
be higher prise, than eon at prevent and whiskey not saaroe, they got
ire obtained. quarrelling, and "After returniug house
There is vein considerable harvest. and retiring to bed, ""Saint"" dared
ung to be done AA a consequence of 40 ""Andy" to get nut of bed end hght.
much unfavorable weather. Farmer* The challenge wee eeeepted, and after
lave nut been idle however, es there doing aonaiderable pounding and
ie already quite an ere' of fall,Rhe*t ahewiug, ""Suint"" ached enough 1 and
amwu, "Andy" allowed hie] to retire, being
Bev. lir. }Jerrie, Supt. of the Kirk. wounded considerably. It le a shame
ton circuit, hes been absent for the
past week, attending the futherat of
bis brother, who WAR drowned in
Rhode Ialeud, els S,eturdey reek.
Ni. work ori sauday ]hat elm fallen
by Rev. Mr. Stavin, of St. Merl'''.
Misses Aunse Blister end Auuie fiords of tan bark. The child was
Buchanan, who, in ct,mpany with noticed by a teasniter who was driv-
Mr. Jubntton Huston, father of trine ling behind in another wagau, who
Anuia, left Australia, w February ttp,,ke, frigbteniag the ebild. Tn tsar
bait, ou a pleeaurre trip around tL-e endeavor to escape, ebo Kea struck by
world, tie at present visiting at Mr. the bind wheel, knooked down and
Wath. Staoey's. fair. tinesoa'a former bad one arra and one leg broken. She
friends rang tont IItaus bard, ere,
highly pleased to no hila after an
abaonce of thirty two years.
A Wertz' shoe shop until Isle shop is
On Saturday last, while s child of fins take's the aontraot. We yob biro,
Henry Swartz was *outing to Crede- Are;ry iuooeis and aaa reoommsnd
ton it ondsevared to ride en the reach him to the pablio ate esu hosed sad
obliging young man.
Al the reaidenoe of the bride's fa-
ther, on Tuesday last, Mies Laura
Wurta, of this place, was married to
Mr. James Mitobuer, of Ionia, Mich.
A large number of friends were pres-
ent, and the bride received mauy very
boanttful and costly presents. She
wore a beautifat cardinal silk dress
and bad a wreath of orange blossoms
in her hair. We enjoin in wishing
then! much Happiness sod smell in
tbo married life.
of a wagon ladeued with about 4
•
watt brought to the village by hotel -
keeper Clark, when medical aid was
at once summoned end the broken
Stepxt. ' limbo eet. The child ie reported to
__ be progressing ate favorably as poe-
Tlre following is a correct rapert of eibto for one so 'tamely injured.
the put'ile of S. S. No. 3, Stephan, ••w
for the month of Aug.. based in at.
tendauoe, geed conduct and geuerel
proficiency : The tine new brick residence of
Fol:itrrl. Chess.---Dlaiise:4 Jory, 564. Dr. II. Lang'', ou main street,, is
THIRD CLASS. ---Diary Sanders 610; nearing completion and will soon be
iliorrieonk540; diary Dimly, 514; ready for Gemination.
Henry Pen hale' 499;I!ialityJory, 427; !Aflutter -Wilson Sandburu, n ;midi
.Arabella 4orish, 235; Jane 1Iorieh, of the Grantor) pubiio school, was
151. enccesaful in tensing the recant third
Swaim (Less. -Elle Shaptcn, 855; elm teachers' ry n.professional nx-
Edmund Shaptou, 829; Ide Sweet,
amination.
578; Cara Saudera, 427; James Sou- Rev. Mr, Campbell, pastor of the
dere, 378; Susan Harrison, 835. Proebyteria s orngrevaiiont has gone
klttsr CLASS. -PART Dee -Minnie an a holiday trip for benefit of his
Merriam', 007; Frank Sanders, 283. health. Rev.glir* premium, his
FIRST CLiss SENxon.--'1'holutls ul it dnrin his absentia..
Sanders, 572; Otitis I)inuoy, 800; p A large ni+llnb3r of the villagers
Wesley Dearing, 856; James Saudera, tack in Buffo] r Bill's aambination at
249; Victoria I3ngshaty, 209; Bumstook
last Illouday, and all speak
Penhate 196. highly of the performance A. few of
FOIST Crass, Juvlall. -Charlotte them must have been illustrating the
Delriog , 165; Maud Harness, 100;
scenes of the wild west after their re -
Mien Stanlake, 142; Daniel Sanders, turn, if we are to judge by the noise
141; Maud Mitchel, 140; Wesley San. created at midnight, and the dilapi.
ders, 139; Rose Dearing, 138; Wes -
dated condition of the nasal organ of
ley Xestie, 132; May Dunsford. 131;
Sydney Sanders, 126; Wm. Beaver,
one of the individuals. We would
121 Isaac Duusford, 99; Tilos, Din- advise one of these young men that
nay, 98; Arthur Kestle, 96; Henry bis besotted felayf he llfuraj
riahgath e
Kestte, 94; Henry Dearing, 86; Litie f,lenda with it lasso and have the
Sweet, 85; Samuel J. Slanders 79: Sbiriff of La Platte ready to despatch
him.
Mrs. Richasd Jermyn, died Iasi
Thursday at the residence of her hus-
band, 12 con. Biddulph, and was
buried on Saturday, at Prospect Hill
Cemetery, Rev. Thos. Magahy, ofiiei•
ntiug. She has been ailing for several
months, dropsy being the primary
cause of her death. Her taking
away at this time is particnlarly un-
fortunate, as she loaves behind her a
family of five small children, the
youneest of whom is Bevan months
old. Mr. Jermyn has the sympathy
of a large circle of neighbors, who
have done much to lighten iia sad
bereavment.
!Grantor'..
Edward Sanders, 79.
The average attendauoe for the
mouth of August --32i-.
Centralia.
Large quantities of flax seed are
being shipped from this station by
the Crediton flaxmen.
The harvest is ve:y backward iu
this localii) on account of the ex-
tremely showery weather of the last
two weeks. Some of the grain is
badly sprouted, and a great deal has
been taken iu before it was thoroughly
dry.,.,The general outcry is look oat
for bard times.
The excursion to Port Stanley last
Thursday, was fairly patronized.
Aboar 80 tiokete were Hold at this
station. The usual occurrences on
excursions were the order uf the day,
missing trains, losing bats, &o.,
&c. There +tilt+ a large crowd present,
there being two other excursions, one
from Brantford and one from London.
A very pleasant time was spent.
PEnsoNAL.-Mr. Jos.,Auderson, has
ret,lrned from a visit to St. Jo.ephs
Island, lookiug hale and hearty. Ht'
reports biz. very dull.- Mr. W.
Sande, son of Mr. R. Sando, of this
village, is expected home on a visit it:
a few days. -Mrs. J. Parsons, who
has been visiting in England for some
timo, returned 'tome on Mouday last.
She enjoyed the trip vorymuoh.-Mr.
Thos. Murray, has sold his house and
lot for a good figure, to. Mr. Hod;,ins,
who takes possession shortly.
CROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and Bron-
chitis immediately relieved by bhiloh's Cure.
Sold by .1. W. Browninf'.
EDITOR TI;rins,--I am not the per-
son who furnished the items of news
to the Times from Granton, nor do I
know who that person is, but the
statetneut mottle by your oorreepond-
ent to the effect that Granton public
school passed double the narnber of
pnpile passed by any other rural
school in Middlesex is correct. A
Ciandeboye correspondent says the
statement needs modification, as
Ciandeboye passed five pupils ; but
on referring to the list of successful
candidates I notice that Olantieboye
sobool passed one pupil only, while
four others made the neaeasa''y total
of marks, butfailed in hist ry. 1 do
not wish to speak one word of dis•
paragement against the Ciandeboye
school, as I am well aware that it has
always for the past four years held
first place among the' schools of Bid-
dulph at the entrance examination.
W. P. Mex.
•,•*I
S. S. No. 3, Usborne.
\VAvsAIn111. What a depth of
horror is conveyed in that awful ex-
pression 1 What terrible pioturee of
Woodshed end Often are conjured
up before us as we contemplate for an
instant tlhe usual results Attending
such pervereioua of law and order 1 It
would seem as though the floodgates
of war and desolatieu had beau let
loose in this hitherto peaceable no-
tion, and riot and rapine run ram-
pant through our highways. We do
not wish to condone these unseemly
affairs nor hide our sins from the pub-
lic, but it would be infinitely batter,
and far more in the interests of soci-
ety, law and order to not publish
mos things at all than to publish a
biassed, exaggerated and untruthful
account of them. Such things are
bad enough, nut make a tenfold worse
impression on the publio when black-
ened by a dieintereeted party, who
has De other iuterest, to save than
swing his diction in Ile public prints.
The truth of the matter is ibis :-
This "waylaid" inilviduai, this terra•
bly abused martyr, has conceived a
terrible and uua000untable hatred for
two or three brothers of unimpeach-
able character living in the same
neighborhood, and has so far lost all
teapot for himself and everybody else
as to be ooutinually outraging all
souse of decency by connecting with
their names all sorts of unseemly epi-
thets, pronouncing against them ter-
rible threats and t•aesing unmanly
remarks of every description, worthy
only of a maniac. This diereputable
and cowardly mode of procedure has
been carried uu for some time at
threehiuge and gatherings, but of
course always at sash planes where -
the wentouly libelled were --for the
safety of the libeller -absent. It was
then, with a view to find out what all
this was being done for, that one of
these brothers met (not waylaid) hitt
and demanded an explauatioa, Si any
reasonable person would desire. The
rest of the story was told last week,
but with there corrections : (1) No
one was waylaid. (2) No one was
concealed in ambush. (3) No one
threw sticks or stones, hitting a mon
or (a thing) in the Tread. And de-
manding an explanation of bad Oen-
duct is not waylaying. We mast also
state that tho'•waylaid" did not prove
too much for his oppsneut. Good
and sufficient reasons One be given
for the third party interfering, and
not to the credit of the "waylaid"
party, either.
ONE WHO WAS THERE,
William Geddes, Eden Mills, writes :--I
have used Dr. Carson's Stomach Bitters for
Dyspepsia and prefer it to all other medi-
cines Ihicve ever tried, in no ease has it
failed to produce the desired effect, and I
can cheerfully recommend it to all sufferers
from Dyspepsia.
Yours truly, WILLIAM GEDDES.