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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1885-11-19, Page 7INSURANCE. JM TIoAcTCCUH WESTERNSSURAE PA:L of Toronto • also for the oliceN S VIBE INSURANCE COMPAISZet London. England, the ROYAL CANADIAN. of Montreal, and the BIiITISIi E 4PIIt1•; LIVE ASSURANCE OOJ:f- PANY, of London. England. established 1847, Assets over, $5,000,000 claims And bonuses paid, over $10,000,000, IiOC,41 NEWS,-..-TYeshall be happy to re. celse atall all tisr e t s, from any part of the County, acing of local news, such as ae- ei'dents,or any interesting incident what ever, front any of our subscribers or read- ers generally for the purpose .of public- ation. Sunday Funerals. The follawing sensible address to the peo- ple of Clinton from the ministers of that town should be imitated everywhere : "The ministers of the town wish to lay before the Christian public their views on the .growing practicer of holding funerals on. Sunday. They haven() wish to curtail any one's liberty how Sunday shall be observed within the limits allowed by Scripture, custom and laws of the lead, yet they wish very distinctly to express their conviction that funerals should not be conducted ou Sundays except for obvious causes. ce They have come thisconclusion. for two reasons 3--(1.) These funerals, with the necessary attendance and labor, are not in harmony with the sacredness aux Lord's Day. (2) In many instances theyeeinterfere With the performance of duties of the clergy- ntan's off.Ice. It is resolved, therefore, that every effort be made to prevent such fuuer- mtToo.. �. ala except wl.en absolutely necessary, and d efer tis1 that the Chdstianpalette be asked ldntJiy to sustain there in these efforts." THURB Aft, NOVE1I".R 19t14, 1885 TENOENTiI tier line for first insertion, and Fore CI:,TS per line for each subsequent iu sortton willbe charged fa notices appearaiil In this column. LOCAL HAPPENINGS, Without exception, the best and cheapest lines in Boots and Shoes we have as yet seen, can now be had at O.l;acrett's. Children's' Carriages, Express Wagons. Bieseies of all sties, Pelt Bets and Men's Hand -made Beata ; also harass of every description Constantly on hand. Cala and uee them, Butter and Eggs taken in exchange for goods. C.la tcnn•re. Or I%Tr. u sv TO Aree -Haring opened a Itestauraat gnat Boarding House in dames Swcstertun'a New btoek, market square, 1 be to say that I am now in a position to neeutte- ulodate boarders by the week or day ; also (angers with. meals and good stabling and feed for horses at very nc derato prices. The entire building is comfortably heated. with hot par and well furnished. Give us n call. J.A. Hexes. Tbt3 auinivereasy aerviees of the hlaiu-et. tnctbaidiet S 8. will be held on Sunday fund Monday',1vov. 22nd and 23rd, when a good time racy be expected. On Sunday eta:mous will be preached at 10 a. rn. and 0,80 p. se. and at 2.80 p. ie. a platform meeting will 10 held, cvnsistiug of Addresses, , and singing by the school. On Monday av ening, 23rd, a grand concert will be given by Professor Birks, of London, accompanied by :lieu Ella Cole, Bliss Alice Morgan, Mr. J.A. *a:' siritead, anal Mr T. hook. Doors open at L ; concert at 7.80. Leet.—d. (011 Link Oa Button. Any person returning the same to T. 13. Carling will bo suitably rewarded. kite SArn.—Don't forget the great union sale of Blooded Horses, Heavy Drafts, Work. era, Colts, Cows, Carriages. and Harness. on the Market Square. eliteholl. on Monday, Noypmber 23rd. Six months' credit. 0, ITonoi:s, T. doses, J, Siutinnn, Committee. Bogus Coins. Doubts have been expressed relative to recent issues of Canadian 25, 10 and 8 cent pieces because they do not bear the letter"n" below the wreath, which adorns one side, Brokers state that the coins are all right, and that the mark "n" is not cisaraoteristic of the genuine article being ommitted from. more than the lame in question. The "n" is placed on the coin merely to designate the canker. Pulpit Changes. On Sabbath last Mr. Bowman, of London,. preached in the Main -street Methodist Church ; Rev. Thos Cobbs, of London con- ducted the services is the James.street Church, while Rev. Mr, Pascoe preached the anniversary services of Mr. 0.'s church in Landon ; Revs Martin and Fletcher (Preby. teriau) also exchanged pulpits both morning and evening. Coal (Sas, This is the season when coal stoves come into genial use and when aecidente from coal gas begin to be placed on. record. Par- tiee should be careful to see that their self•` feeders aro properly adjusted before retiring, and the windows slightly lowered to admit fresh air. The back damper should be turn- ed hack far enough to gently lesson the draught but not enough to prevent the gas escaping. If sufficient precaution is taken thorn need be no fear of aeeidontfrom escap- e ing gas, London, Huron & Bruce. An additional passenger train has been planed upon this line, thus nicking two pas- sengerand one freight trains each way daily, and tho running time has also been made considerably faster. The morning train go- ing north leaves London at 7.58 a. m, arriv- ing in Wingham at 10.50 a. m. while the afternoon train departs at 4.50 p. m., as be- fore. The g h morning train from the north ar- rives at London at 10.80 a. m. instead of 10.45, as heretofore. In the morning the north and south trains pass here at 9.13 and. , in the eveniug the train from'the north is due • here at 4.59, and going north at 6.08. !. —_ Thanksgiving. , Thanksgiving day was. observed herein the usual way. In the morning a union thanks- giving service was held in the James -street Methodist Church, when short and appro- priate addresses were delivered by Revs.' Messrs. Martin and Pascoe. The afternoon was spent by some at the roller rink, while others betook themselves to the woods to shoot. An incident occurred that afternoon which is Worthy of mention. Two young lads of S. A. fame, went to the woods to hunt and brought home two young girls.— Perhaps the boys thought they' were edears." This is considered by old huntsmento be the most marvellous "catch" of the season. Prayer for O1ontreai. The Bishop of Huron authorized the fol- lowing prayer to be offered in all the ohurchee in the diocese on Sunday last for the re- moyal of the small.pox epidemic from Mon- treal :—"0 eternal and most gracious Gad, -whose blessed property it is 'always to have mercy,' we earneelly beseech Thee, on behalf of - the city of • Montreal, now grievously 'sioknees, e . know,0 'smitten with WLord, that Thy tudgmentaare right, and hat Tho in very faithfulnessdont afflict the children 01 men, yet let the pitifulness of Thy great compassion stay, in this the day of visita- tion, Thine uplifted hand, and in Thy wrath remember moray. Sanctify the trials of all who are now chastened sustain them under their many bereavements, and of thine m - finite goodness restore the stricken pity. to health., to the praise of Thy great glory, through ,J:esus Christ our Lord," Amen. brevettes• Forty registered letters were et"espatel ed from Exeter post ottice an Monday.• The fe'n int ontbe o e h g Exeter be a zeautiou of Biel was strongly in its fayor. County Couneil meets Tuesday, let day of December next. Five *reeks from Friday we will have Christmas. Read A., S. Murray d Co's. advertisement' in auoteter column. Reed 0, et, Rm:lul n's cbadge of Adver- tieement. Something good. Geo.'1Camp is offering some great bargains. lten,la"s l s change of advertisement. ,Its. Pinch, who moved from Exeter to Stratford a few years ago, intends retarniug The next Sigh School entrance examine- The following ig the programme for the A CARL' tionwilt 2 ndlaat 23rd of and Faster, a- concert to n held in rho Idaill venin ufn- �] kha 21st, 22nd and 23rd o#December, com thodiat C1furClt coat Monday eveninx un ,I_ Quer- must notse if 9 o' lock,ntauiiugdcandidates dder the leadership or Prof, Birks, of Lon, yInspector. 1 . Mas on. will be the event of the season :-- the high School not later. than December Part L—Organ sold, Mr, W. d Bieke; Quer-er �j , t i let, of their intention to write. tette ""Ilerk Har M , , lc Hark F My Sortie" (Dudley Itis very strange that when a man is Hulce Misses, Cole and Motto*,". Messrs, o asked to advertiseghis besiuec i the local Muirileed and Hook; Tenor seete, ""Abide Exeter, Ontario. newspaper,he always sans rs + Nohodyu!ill with me," (Ambrose) Mr. J. A. Muirhead ever sea it; „ but it aortic little caper of his Duett, "0, Lovely Peace, (Handel) Misses is printed in the moist obscure corner of the Cote and Morgan; Quartette, "'Safe at paper, be gets indignant, and declares with Horne" ; Alto solo, �' The Better Land," emphasis that everybody in the, country will Gwen) MUM • IMorgan,au, Part II.- --Ad-cess; Organ solo; Quartette, "When Oath - read it. Dor't forget alae grand concert to be held ering O1oixde around 1 view,"„ (Abu.);t Fria in' the '.slain -street • Methodist Church on sola, Hoek; Dutted to the Dean, ,, i,5 Mr. T Book; Duet, "Hymn of the Moravian Monday eseufn„;, $8d Nov. Prof. Birks and •l\Tttns," (Lindsa}) �Sessra: Iaiuirheatl rrtld e S„�0�y quartette have been engaged to give =so of Lk So •ane. solo„'"Glor to y their popular t 'neerts in behalf of the Sab-children not of the school; 15 at Ms. C°Ple P Y Theo' l bath Scltoot. admission, Adults, 2e, cents • God, this night,:' (Cropped) Mise Elia Colo,; ' Quartette, "Saline' (Wiute) ;God Save; the Queen. GROCERIES, DRY -GOODS, BOOTS AND ENERAL�D one, come ali. Conoiderablc interest was manifested some tame aeo in:t l'sw-snit fnstitntel by De. °Alibates Sixpack Bsrxnns will cure dtr, Ed Allowonbehalf of himself and the -worst forms of. Dyspepsia, Indigestion, other lieu -holders on the property of Me. and all bilious c:emplainte. Large bottle 50 Vieth, against McKreth and H. It,annie, to cents. Go set aside ,s eertr iu d" 4.d of McEect}s's Prop erly in; 11 t et'i c, sir. Datum, to be sold by him for tb • bon'dit of McK's. creditors. The case came up for trial at the last as- sizes befere Mr. ,Justice Annear, when jtfdgtnent rots re screed Judgment was giveu last week. ttiere's:me tee pleiutitt"s action with costs. Mr. L. Tl', Dickson Was to Aguas, ` third daughter of 4rcllibatd t` the plaintiffs' snliciterx and eft. 13. V, Hodgeit, Eq.., all of Usborne. Elliot acted for defendants. to Exeter to live. Our local spells have succe3ded in bagging a few rabbits and killing a fox or ao daring the past few days In this vicinity. liar. Tilos, White. of Manitoba, formerly of Exeter hurtle, who moved west last spring,. 's we s an"' ,• . lar tncl ., pakfug a return to Exeter. Mr. Albert Fulco left exit mesio for Chicago where he will wort: at his trade during the winter. Digory Brautad and Dr, Browning, of this place, are ascii having furnaces placed h the basemcuts of their residences. 1 AU the auburban poet -offices will be tench I pleased with the change of mails on the Lt.. •11;6;13. . A Polo Club is about to be organized here. We have got the rnateriat here far a first. class club. During the past week the roller rials has been well patronized. and the seaters have been equally well tossed about. There are three weddings to take lace iu place itsborno shortly. The interested parties do not live far from tho border of Exeter. The village Council ' ) our i v,' 1 it set at th Il m a market of house next Wednesdayevening t ga the usual hour. A parlor social was held in the Presby. tenan manse last evening. There was a fair attendance, and the excellent programme provided was highly appreciated. On Saturday night and Sabbath last Exe- ter was visited with quite n severe saow storm, covering the earth to some two Maims in depth. Pea-ahaators are being �conxplained of as a nuisance: The other day a small boy blow a pea into another bey's eye, causing severe pain. Mr. Fred. Elliot, of Exeter, and leer., Saniuei ,'touts, of Crediton, wrote at the quali- fying examination for the civil seryiee last week at London. Some of the street crossings in town re, quire to bo slightly raised, as the mud flows oyer them to the depth of twe and three inches. Customers ordering bill headings, note headings, statements or letter paper printed at this office, can have them put up in pads. which is a great convenience, The Stephen Plowing Association will Lola a match to -day (Thursday) on Wilson An- derson's farm, Crccliton Road. Liberal prizes will be given. Tho little leaves hare fallen fast, Shaken by the autumn blast, Little grass has turned to brown, And little suow hath fallen down. Many were made happy last Saturday, the. prize -money being paid on that day to the successful Competitors at the fall show held here in September. The average annual cost for each pupil at- teading the public schools of Ontario is 26.69. The number of schools is 5,000 ; toaohers, 7,198. The number attending public schools is 27,000; High Scheele, 12,000. The Hallelujah Band in connection with the Main -street Methodist Churcb hold a meeting in the leotnro-room of the church every Tuesday evening. All aro cordially invited. We advise young men attending the rink not to leave anything smaller than ' a street oar in their overcoat pookets, lest it may be carried away. Several pockets have.been rifled lately. huspioiou, runs high. Mr, Robt. Fulton, of Graud Bend, leaves shortly for Alba, Mich., where he has taken the contract for sawing 10,000,000 feet of ltimber. The neighbors :at the Bend will greatly miss Mr. F. and family, • The fun l era of the late: iter s, Holman of Devon. passed through town on Sabbath af- ternoon. It was comparatively well attended, consideringthat; the roads were in a very muddy condition. • - Mr. Geo. Manson has added another work- man to his staff. The rush of work must be in consequence of the muddy roads. Ladies, Geo, says he can repair your rubbers in the most approved style.' A. Scrag$, of London, gave an exhibition of fanoyskating on the Dominion ' rink on Tuesday evening in the presence of a very large audience. He is slink on rollers. The grand march was also introduced. Mr. M. Parkinson, of Exeter, who has for a number of'yearn held the position of head teacher in the Ailsa Craig public school, has accepted a position in the Parkhill school, and will enter upon his duties in January. The people of Craig•regrethis 'departure ; he is highly esteemed by all. For information anent the arrival and de- parture of mails at and front the Exeter and Say post•ofiices, consult the time table in another column. A change game into effect last Monday mol it is important that all 'should be acquainted with it. Some of our exchanges say that • Mr Hawkshaw, of Exeter is dangerously ill from vaccination. Like most items furnished out- side papers from Exeter,the report Pp is worthless. No doubt many here feel slightly the effects of being vaccinated, but we can. say that no one is dangerously ill. ' A, meeting of the Directors of the Exeter Penury Association was held on Tuesday evening, when it was decided to hold a pont- ley and pee stook exhibition in February next, ommencing on Tuesday, 2nd, and continu- for four days. , Mr. Jarvis, of London, :o tifthe best oultr o $ p y s ogees in the conn• trX> hie been eugaged�no judge' and score; to -your druggist atld get a bottle.- setMERCHANDISE lwfA}tTtTFn- Bgar-•-•lioparur'-•.,fit the Methodist parson- age Elimville, on the lith inst.: by tete Bev. VVr I1. (lane, Mr. Witlinsn 1, Dray DIBU In Memoriam.Hortree.—Int. Stephen. on the 11th inst., Jane Daily Dolman, beloved wife of aft Juno Daily, l,a;luved fvifs B of Les olsa an, Lewis Holmen, aged 69 years. in whose memory this brief ohitnery hi writ- ten, was born in Devonshire, Eng., in 1816, thus indieating that before her a archly pie• harm Stock and Wood, the 1prepn ray Barn- grerange closed she lied reached liar sialy card PAW, lot ld, cup. 7, Starlteu. sato at ninth year --a good tonne age. With her , father's family :,lam immigrated to Cau :ala In 1 o'clock thaw. /Retry Bieber, anetionear, 1833, and iu the following, yenr was marriedTrrFriday, Nor, 20th m Stock and m- et . in Landau to her ennirini; and bereaved1 plemeuts, itba�a property Jos. Dauncey, Theysettled'n th err s itc artucr. Tho i e t n h f Stephen not long after. Those days of pie• lot 7, eon: 1. hteUilltvray, Sala at One tech ek, Jas Oka, auetioueer sell -reliant lives, of which the deputet is a toe Parties getttul; their Salo btlta prfuted worthy example. Stephen. towushup iu those at this cruse, will get a PARC notice similar histarie days was the mine -wet forest, out of to aha ahemwhich, traceable to the tttr:f; an'l eaura e,o el the early sottlere, has been. developed the Testlino11lo.1 front Sir .Jultne SALE tEGISTEl necrtng endhard:hip developed noble,strong.. tine toenablp, with no't!e elutrebee, slime; f Benedict. houses. farm r,•si lance o, va )igaas. Cto,, of to- ,Jibe Grand Concert k'iano•FortO by 1ti'm. day. Twelve r:iiildrete all of wbuw survive her, have ween We ee d withtho aifee:fen. Kreun tt CO.. which I hal the pleasure of au,l adtnonitiou, atnl e'xemplet c•f this noble trying myself, and rvlsieh 1 also 'ward per, 'nether. There ire seven flims ant tiveferreted upou, combines in my opinion, an daug}iters. Salts of the funny reside elute i admirable quality of tone, equally adapted to the dna le et or to expression, with "t' �"' p Y power D. The solidity and finish of the workmanship J rr , athesni, Our Goodaud Groceries are Warrautf d of the Best Qaa,i- ity and Latest Styles. Families in the village and surround - lug country can rely- ou Good. Value for their money, Articles delivered promptly at your homes, in th Village, if C1QSil'ed,. A Trial Respectfully Solicited. ISAAC CARLTNG'S EN ER VI STO zzorroa cam Butter 8/Eggs near the old !t"peel whil..,•tiber8 era living at remote points. 1: h,"i;anely alta wee of the simpleentlnde.lgrobe ratimp ; converted to Gad a smin1ter of yours ss.. nailer the labors of the late Rev. r}iw.rla. in. dyfns n , who labored with great seems years ago on the litimvilto circa+« ' au kite Bible Crrik- titin China, iu the loe a es :t at Pavan, 91 large concert ball or in a pnvate drawing- miles south of E,:e't •r, I"uaw.i Bethell room, does not admit of the slightest doubt, which name is borne by th.a handsome brick a.nd wall: lsaeomo as universal as well de - church standing there new. Her illness was served, of short duration -about five.uantee. She LoNDos, ENorasn. JIULIUS BEN1i1iiCT. suffered, but with at sweet patience, and lov a most excellent, easy andyet elastic touch. • of this splendid instrument is boyoeil all. Has opened ut iu as' r Tio taken I e a g c raise nud t ,en d p one atthe most erfect iauo-tortes I aver P R Currelley Q� Co's. met with. and whose success. whether in a 9 urrelley Co . Q1C�. ,ria EXETER N O Tall Complete .stock of Groceries. 10 lbs. Sugar; $1 Tea, 25, 550 CoNSrarPrION Ccltr;la. and 75 Cts --Good. Quality. An old,llrhysician, retired from. practice. hay. BIAS & Shoes (All Styles) at Low Prices. lag resignation. The r4:311 t of a well -•lived life is a lsappy death ; earls was tlia expert. erica of our sister. To her death wen not a condition, but a means to aux anti. The end of the journey hail been reachel, and by dentis ono stage of livhi. was i'iuisbed, and another gloriously begun. It is superfittoas to eay that snob `a life was admired, and that the deceased was greatlybeloved. On Sat. urday morning, the Lith day of November, 1885. it is recorded that Jane Baily Holum intr had pVision, in his hen s b} an as nt au missionary titofartnetlaofa simpitr ve;ecable remedy for the opacity and permanent cure of Consnssi tiun. Itranchitia, Catarrh, Asthma end ell tiaroat and lung affections. also a post- tivo and radical curo for NervousDebilityand all'Nervous Complaints, atter It wuw tested its wonderful curative 'servers Int thousands of cases, has feltit hie duty tomote it known to his suffering follows. Actuated by this motive aud e. desire to relieve human angering. I rvill died. Her last words were; ""011 Father, , sone free of charge, to all who desire it this Falter, take met All is well 1 "" The Rev. recipe, in German, French or English, ',vita full Mr I Adie ti for preparing and using bout b s h Y N ' , Korahaw trill improve rho occasion of 'IV one her depth on Sunday afteruoosx next at mail by nddressingwith atntula, nnmtng t , pier, P.:NorRa 119Power'sBtock,Rccuster Bethel. at two o'clock p. re. , "'Tharp is nu death 1 Hsseeet 'Weenie eluate, --One of the That seems so is transition 3 most complete roller mils in the Province, is This life of .mortal breath Is but a suburb of the life El3eien, Whose portal we cam death, News .�'q"oteS. It is reported that 128 miles of new railroad were oonstruoted Iasi week, making a total of 2,268 thud far in. 1885, against 8,192 in 1884. Workmen are now engaged at Wel land erecting the scaffold for the ere- cation of John Easterbee on the 80111 inst. Also for 'Simmons, at Laudon, on the 27th inst. It is said that instead of further Cutting wages, the Grand Trnnlz man - agars intend on January 1 to restore tete cut of 5 per cent, mala July last. It is expected the; the Queen will return to Windsor from Balmoral next Friday. Her Majesty will prob ably remain at the former place until the result of the general election is known. dastardlyAoutrageperpe- trated e- s P or trated in Thurdow on Thursday night, the -dwelling ofa ell beingset Mr. Pell on fire and the doors barricaded to prevent the escape of the inmates, who fortunately got out through the windows. Galveston, Texas, was visited by a terrible oon$agration yesterday morn- ing, which broke out at 1.40 and raged fiercely till about 0.30 a.m., the flames,cousuming everything in their progress. Nearly a thousand houses were burned to the ground, pausing a loss estimated at many millions of dollars. 'Hundreds of families are homeless and ruined. Mr. Secretary Lowe, of the De.. partment of Agriculture, expresses the opinion that the Europocn world has never seen such an exhibition as Canada will make at the Indian and Colonial exhibition net year: Ap- vlloations continue to pour in from. all points of Canada. The Depart- ment has not yet been advised of the extent of increased space allotted to the Canadian Commission. The increased, space granted to Canada amounts 10 six thousand five hundred feel inside the building and almost as much in the gardens for outside ex- hibits. Il is believed haat this ad- dition makes the Canadian oourt the largest, granted to any of.the Colonies, not exoepting the Indian court, which was generally expeoied to make the largest show. constantly running and givingthe best satis- faction. Grieting done to order on short notice. The roller flour takes the lead. Try it and be convinced. 20 tons of goad Mid- dlings on hand at low figures. A few cars of Corn and Corn Chop on hand. A nicely assorted stock of HA R DIN?'_..-R"I-+, FORMS, SCYTHES, BINDING GLOVES, (Coo* Titansou Wiathestoannoiunnceto tilt seSattitants,el Exeter and vicinity, that h,' bas orened out • , ati SNOB Shop : in the Verner Store North of i emwel S Piekard'e, where be is prepared to 'unix all kinds o: ordered work. Sewed work tl, speciality. Repairing promptly attended to. GEO. zANSON, 13c,t Machine Oil (, a per Gal.Late Manager C. Excret 's Boot and Shoe (Cheep.) 0 PEi;tabT tit• May 14th 84. COAL OIL AS CHEAP AS EER. A reduction of 2i Per Cent. ou -;71: "`'"""v `' Till"""""• Tweeds, and Ready-mades. A. good Suit of. ALL•WOOL SERGE for 57.50. Suiting andOB Overcoats Cheap. < Our Dress Gaads are maiked down to the Lowest Notch. COTTON -90 YARDS FOR ONE DOLLAR. A House mid Lot to sell or rent. Apply to JOHN MATHESON. HAY P.O. RANNIE tS "un't"• BUY ONLY THE BEST HENsann.—Wanted at the Hensnll Oat - Meal ]Mills, fifty thousand bushels of good sound Oats for Milling purposes. The high- est price will be paid. Oat -meal exchanged for oats. MARKET REPORTS. (Correotedate`o'oiockp,m, Wednesday. MALL WHEAT tVnitWho a 5 00 80 80 to 0 83 Lied 0 83 white Wheat New „• ,,, ,,, 080 to 083 Red WheatNew xD 80 to 083 Life (new) ... Barley- ,., ,•• Oats Clover Seed •-. Timothy - Peas Oori, ,•. •.. Biggs. • 050to050 055to070 • .028to090 • ••- 0.00 to 625 I 26co 200 057to055 058to06C 015to015 Butter ,. ,. •.. • t 10 to 0 14 Flour p &ebb 1. ... •-• ,,, 5 00 to 5 65 ,•. 060 to 0 60 • 040to00 5 • 004to000 • 005to005 ... 007to,0O6 040 to 060 • 025 to 0.85 • . 000 to600 500 to600 •.• 500to600 , 600toz.700 . 050 to 057 Deerskin 0 60 to 0 70 ,0 17 to 0 18 Hayperton .. 700 to 9 00 Onionsverbush ., .. 0 50 to 0 75 Woodpercord .. ,., 260to275 HENSALL MARKETS. Fall Wheat perbh ... $ 0 80 to 0 83 Suring ,,, ,.- 050 to 0 80' Bariey(b;ieht) 00 55 to•0 70 Barley(feediing) 0 40 to 0 4G White oats. 0 28 to 0 90 Black Oatn l 0 31 to 0 98 &pples per bbl, 1 00 to 100 otatoes per bh 0 55 to 0 70 Potato es,per bag. 1 Apples,per bag DriedA os r b 1. 1p P Geese b. per per lb Ducks r r e p 7? Chickens per pt Hogs ,dressedpei 100 Beef Hidesrouhg, dressed Sheepakins,each Wool per lb N-OTICE. The County Council .of the Corporation of the County of Huron will meet in the Court Room In the Town of Goderich, on Tuesday, the First day of Deoember next. PATER ADAMSON, Nov, 14th '85. County Clerk, Exeter Butcher Shop. R. DAVIS, er Batch General Dealer —IN A./Ail/Inns OF MOTS Customers supplied TUESDAYS, THURS- DAYS axe SATURDAYS at their residence ORDERS LEFT AT THE SHOP WILL RE CEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION. Laurance's Ccebrato pectacles The Lenses of those Spectacles, being scien- tifically ground from Pure Pebble, aro without exception, the beat adapted to preserve perfect vision and restore the sight when damaged byi old age andother causes. They have therec- oommendatbn of the most eminent members of the mediealproteasion in England as well as is Canada, and a large number of out most prominent citizens, READTHE FOLLOWING Chief Justice Macdonald, N, S., writes : They give the highest satisfaction. Senator Archibald writes : I have experienc- ed great satisfaction from their use. Chief Justice Sir Wm. Young writes : They give a clearer and purer light under gas ;than any have previously obtained hero or else- where John F. Wood, hi. D. .writes: For ease or comfort they excel any i have ever used. J. Mackenzie, 1' R C S, Kingston, writes Carefuliyeonstrneted, good defining power an glasses bleach frame of focal equal len A 0 Blair, E sq•, Premior, N. B,, writes: Of the comfort and assistance experienced, Lt. Gov. Haviland, P.E. I., writes: I never experienced any strain on my eyes after) using them. Rev. Father Bolduc, Quebec, writes That he finds them superior to any previously used. PeterLynoh, Esq.,Q.0.,nalifax,writes: *Using one pair of Lanranoe's Spectacles for 13 years with great satisfaction and benefit to my eyes. De Oure De Quebec, writes : He is more than satisfied with the selection made, M. F: Walah,Esq., Sec. Minister of the In- terior, writes • The glasses suit admirably and give every:satisfaotion, Dean of Ontario writes Of the great comfort and relief found in wearing hie spectacles. Lt. Gov. Sill'. McDougall, K. 0, M. G•, writes: He is greatly pleased with the selection made. Dr.Phelan, Kingston, writes: They anpply to those' with every derangement of the yituon a long felt want. SOLE ACEN'CY' : Dom Laborat'ry EXETER r; BROWNING, �% J. W ■ ; �V w♦ N �'N y PROPRIETOR. 7 MR. WM. 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