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ilararsione, Md. 1885,• -six months 1had,�
a liver disorder, Caused great indl;sposithoil,
and yellow blotchos on my face. Doctors'
remedies diol me no good. After using
Warner's sato cure. I have iigt one symptom
of tiger trouble, ora blotch. on my face.—
H. l). TIIAY.EIZ, 503 Lexiugton street.
NEWS NOTES.
of an Interesting Character.
It ie oetiuiatedthat the !oases by
hist Wednesday's tornado in nine
counties of Ohio alone will aggregato
two million dollars.
It is understood that Lord haring•
ton andMr. Chamberlain have agreed
upon a course of action todefeat the
Home Rule bill, and also upon their
future policy.
The Orangemen of Australia have
cabled the L yalists of Ireland prom
isu to aidllieui
iu their endeavours
to prevent t,Uo adoption. of I1:[r; Glad–
stone's Irish measures,
Prof. J. W. Robertson, the Govern-
ment 411tierintendentof Dairyiug for
the nntatio Agricultural College,
delivered an exhauetive address on
the proper handling of milk, and the
most approved methods of making
cheese, at a meeting of cheese makers
held in Listowel last week. Mr.
Roberson contended that the best
way to salt cheese was as far as pos-
sible to supply the cows with plenty
of salt and have the saline element
supplied to the otieese through the
milk rather than to the onrd.
.-*+.
Blind Drunk.
CLEVELAND, 0., Oe . 30, 1885.—A few
years ago, I suffered intensely from uric,
acid poiaoning. Would become totally blind
blind and stagger. My friends repeatedly
thought:I was drunk. Took twelve bottles
of Warner's safe cure and am well.—
GEORGE F. RIDGEWAY, ex -deputy sheriff,
98 Murison street.
THE CANADIAN ExinerrloN.—We.
have received from the Hon. Sir
Charles Tupper, the High Commis-
sioner, a Dopy of the official catalogue
of the Canadian section of the Colon-
ial and Indiian Exhibition. It is a
very haodsonie volume of 300 pages,
Svo,, and besides having a large map
completed up to date, is further
illustrated by a page showing the
arms of the Dominion and of the
provinces of Canada, and on the
coyer a plan by which the visitor
may see at a glance the portion of
the gre t,build ug which the Canadian
section; couples. The work ocntains
a list of the commission, information
for Canadians—also valuable to.
others; notice to intending emigrants;
an ietroduotion to the catalogue; an
index list of exhibitors, and the cata–
logus. Tlie work is beautifully print-
ed, and is issued for sixpence. The
pride will not pay, but its cheapness
will induce great numbers to purchase`
it when they come to visit a section
of cue ole most spirited of our
oolonieeeriiid which covers nearly as
much space as the exhibits from
_India. The Canadian officials have
thrown heart and soul into their work.
--Western Mercury, Plymouth, Eng.
Presbytery of ttlu,ali.
Iluroil Presbytery' met tib. Loildes.
bore on. Tuesday, May 11th, et half
past ten, the Moderator in the chair.
There was a large ttttend.uioe both of
ministers and elders.
Mr. Duncan Buchanan, Knox
College student, applied to Presbytery
to be recommended for the first year
le Theology. In view of the fact
that Mr. Buchanan, though not hav-
ing spent the full time required for
the literary ooureo of study.. had yet
passed with lin exceptionally high
standing all the required examinations
with one exception it was agreed t0
ask the Assembly to recommend him
for entrance into theology, with the
understanding that the remaining
subjects of the literary amuse be also
taken. ere lie Huish. Mr. John
Young, Colborne, graduate of Queen's
College, Kingston, applied to be taken
on trial for license. After examining,
him andfinding all satisfactory, it
was agreed to apply to the General
Assembly for leave to license.
A call was presented frotn Bruce -
field congregation, largely signed, in
favor of Mr. Simpson, from Knox
College. After hearing Commission -
ere, it was moved that the call be
sustained and transmitted to Mr.
Simpson. As some doubt was eater-
tained whether no had complied with
a regulation of lest Assembly requir
ing from each student six months'
labor in the mission field, after com-
pletion of the ordinary course, except-
ing when a corresponding period had
been put induring the winter months
of the course, au amendment was
offered to hold the call in abeyance
until advice was received from the
General Assembly at its regular
meeting next month. This was
'voted down, and the Dalt sustained
and transmitted, several members
recording their dissent on account of
the above doubt. Provisional arrange-
ments were made for ioductiou in
case of acceptance.
The report of the delegation ap–
pointed to visit Berne cougregatiou
was given in. After a long discus•
Sion it was agreed to postpone fur-
ther !lotion until next nleetiag of
Presbytery, tend oouusel all concerned
to pray to the great Head of the
church, that in his providence ,he
may open up the way to a satisfactory
solution of present difficulties.
The report of the Committee on
statistics was received, and ordered to
be printed and distributed to the
families of the different congregations.
The report of the convenor of the
Home Mission Committee was also
received, Mr. Pritchard, the retiring
convener. thanked for his services,.
and Mr. Musgrave appointed Con-
vener for the ensuing year.
The Presbytery adjourned to meet
in Goderich ou tale second Tuesday
of July, at 11 a. m.
MARRIED..
BELL—Arms-esAt the residence of the bride's
father, Hay,` on the 12th`inst., by Rev. S.
Acheson, Mr. R. B. Bell, of Stanley, to
Miss Lizzie,' second daughter of Mr. T.
Dick.
Four naw Government telegraph , -.
offices have been opened in tee North-
West Territories.
Have you Sick Headache, bad taste in your
mouth in the morning? Do you stiffer from
Dyspepsia, Indigestion or Biliouaness ? If so,
Dr. Carson's Bitters will cure you. Try it.
Your Druggist will refund money if not sat-
isfactory.
The St. Marys Argus says: -There
is probably no town in the Province
where the proclamation regarding
Arbor Day by the Minister of Edu-
cation was paid less attention to than
in the tree -loving and tree plented
town of St. Marys. The school yards
are no less like cattle markets than
they would be had no Arbor day been
declared. They are as treeless, as
rough, as uninviting as any school
yards in Ontario.
Tho Quarteily Official Board meet-
ing of the Hensall South circuit, was
held at Hensall, on the 10th last.
Matters pertaining to the future work-
ing of the circuit were lengthily dis-
cussed, in a christian spirit. The
;,connexional claims havebeen' well.
sustained during tip year ; the mis-
eicinaty collections show a large
crease over the previous year. The
eer, Rev. J. Ball, was cordially
and heartialy invited to remain for a
third year.
\?
Mr. James Miller, of McGillivray,
met with a heavy lose Wednesday
night 12 inst., by the ' death at Cred
ikon, of his well•known first -prize
imported Clydesdale stallion, "Sandy
Scott." Mr. Miller's loss at this
season of the year is at least $3,500,
"Sandy Scott" being one of the most
popular Clydesdales in this section of
the country. He was imported in
1883, and was five years old this
spring.
ea` No Conn No PAY. —E. Scarlett, drug-
gist Exeter, has secured the agency for Dr.
Carson's Catarrh Cure, and is prepared
through the proprietors to give this very
liberal inducement, i. e., "Procure from our
agent, E, Scarlett, druggist, Exeter, six bot-
tles of Dr. Carson's Catarrh Cure, for which
he will charge you 55. He in return will
ve ori a guarantee, signed b * himself, to
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the following effect : If after using the con-
tents of the six bottles, a cure is not effected,
return the six empty bottles with your signs-
oro written across the label and also on the
tuarantee, When Mr. Scarlett is instruotcd'by
e to refund the 55 paid,"
DIED.
MURLEY.—In Usborne, on May 17, John
Morley, aged. 29 years, 4 months and 12
days.
Interesting Items.
Ir 18 THE undivided opinion of the medical
world that rheumatism is caused by the acid
condition of the blood, the taking of cold,
exposure to inclement weather being merely
the occasion of its development in some pale
of the body. Its especial liking is for the
joints and the sciatic nerve. When Inflam-
matory it attacks the entire muscular 'sys-
tem, and is very dangerous; painful at all
times, daugerous in many, the Person afflict-
ed with it should give himself prompt treat-
ment with Warner's safe cure and Warner's
safe rheumatic cure, two remedies which
have no equal iu the world for -clearing: the
system of the acid elements which are the
only causes of the rheumatic condition.
Hookosett, N. H., May 18.—Frost was
discernable this morning in t
towns.
Never drug the stomach with nauseating
and weakening expectorants and opiates;
,Hagyard's Pectoral Balsam is pleasant and
reliable in its effects, and sate iu all ,throat
and lung complaints that, if neglected, end
in consumption.
For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, you
have a printed guarantee on every bottle. of
Shil'oh's Vitattze>'' It never fails to cure
A FORTUNATE ESCAPE.
Mts. Cyrus Xilborne, Beamsville, Ont.,
had what was -supposed to be a cancer on
her nose. She was about to submit to a
cancer docter't,treatrnent, when elle conclud-
ed to try Bardbcit Blood Bitters, internally
and extornally,r a few bottles of which
entirely cured her.
Major-General Sir Frederick Middleton,
will shortly leaye for England to spend a
few months there.
TITAT 'HACKING COUGH can bo so
quioklycured by`Shiloh's Cure. " We guar-
antee it. Solcl by J. W. Browning.
Rev. Samuel Rose, 1). D., Christian Guar -
diem and evangelist, Toronto, bad sovoro and
painful trouble,'erysipelatous affection of
limbs, tried the best medical skill without
suocoss. Giles' Liniment removed the
Rolling, burning sensation ; effected a cure.
Trial bottles, 25c. C. Lutz, Control Drug
Storo.
ror lame back, side or chest, rise Shiloli's
Porous Plaster. .Price 25' cents, Solcl at Dr.
Brownin's Drug Store.
g g.
CATARRH CURED, health and Sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector froo. Sold
by J. W. Browning.
MoGI1EGOR dz PARKE,
of Hamilton, Ont., are the manufacturers
of the greatest healing and purifying com-
g g P g
pound known for Soros, Bruns, Cuts, Scalds,
Salt Rheum, Frost Bites, etc. It is called
McGregor & Parke's Carbolic Cerate. Bo
sure and get tho genuine McGregor & Parke's
Carbolic, Cerate, sold at Dr.Browlring's
dritg. store at 2t;c. a box. 5
1"real Yenie 7 tiow eases of cholera 00(1
3 (loathe aro reported; groin Berl 21 new
cases and 0 deaths.
S11401I'8 COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It Dares
Consumption. Sad by J. W. 13rowuing.
A'USEFUL tII1`l.
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U•olioway's Pills. --Nervous Debility,—No
part of thoi human machine requires more
watching thee' the nervous systoul—epee it
hangs life itself, These Pills are the - best
regulators and streugbiionerb of tho nerves,
and the safest general purifiers. Nausea,
headache, giddiness, numbness, and mental
apathy yield to them. They clispatcli in a
summary manner those distressing dyspeptic
symptoms, stomachic pains, fullness at the
pit of the stomach, abdominal distension,
and overcome both capricious appetites and
confined bowels --tiro commonly accompany-
ing signs of defective or deranged nervous
}ower. Holloway's Pills are particularly
recommended to persons of studious and
sedentary habits, who gradually sink into a
nervous 0,11(14(141 -dated state, unless some
such.. restorative be occasionally taken.
SEIILOH'S VITALIZERtifs what you need`
for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizzi-
ness, and all symptoinsof Dyspepsia. Price,
10 and 75 cents per bottle. Sold. by J. W.
Browning.
Tim Geese Sounon of Consumption' and
many wasting forms of disease, is scrofula
lurking in the system. The trio specific for
this condition is found. in Burdock Blood
Bitters ; that medicine purifies the blood
and builds up the enfeebled frame.
The earnings of the Canadian Pacific for
the second week in May shows an increase,
of $51,000.
WORTH REMEMBERING.
There is probably no better relaxing
remedy for stiff joints, contracted cords, and
painful oongestion, than Hagyard's Yellow
Oil. It cured Mrs. John Siddell, of Orton,
Ont., who was afflicted for years with Don-
traction of the bronchial pipes and tightness>
of the chest. It is the great remedy for
internal or external pain.
Mount Etna is again in a state of eruption
GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and Bron
chitin immediately by Shiloh's Cure
Sold by .1. W. Browning.
A SECRET FOR THE LADIES.
The great secret of beauty is pure blood.
Eruptions and all blotches That disfigure the
face, may be quickly cured by Burdock
Blood Bitters. Annie Beath, of Portland,
certifies that she was cured by this remedy,
after suffering two years.
Paris papers say the expulsion of the
Orleans princes is imminent.
Dr. Carson's Catarrh Cure is no longer as
experiment. No cure, no pay is the terms
on which it is sold. Money refunded ifr
not satisfactory. Ask your druggist about
it, then buy it and take no other.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable
by that terrible congh. Shiloh's Cure is the
remedy for you. Sold. by J. W. Browning.
Scott's .Emulsion of Pure.
Cod Liver Oil, with Hypophosp11tes,
Possesses the remedial; power of these two
valuable specifics in their fallest degree. Is
prepared in a' palatable form, easily tolerated
by the stomach, and for delicate, sickly
children, Emaciation, Consumpton and all-
impoverishedconditions of the blood.is `un-
equalled by any other remedy.
The christening of Qaecu Christina's son
will take place on Friday in the Royal,
Chapel,
It;n y be useful for' the roador to know
that 't1 a popular preparation known as
Efagyar 's Yellow Oil has proved a soyereign
remedy for deafness, many certified cures
being on record. IIagyer's 'Yellow Oil also
cures wallas, pains, and lameness, and may t3liDE MPcFLK:
be use internally as well as outwardly.
It is said that the C. 1', It, folks will con- C7" T L E S
street divisional building at Kamloops, 1 ., C.
1MPORTAl4T TO OWNERS OR STOCK,
tafiElielfiCi
dFTGR u'
A. CARD.
To all who are suffering from ibo errors a
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early' decay, loss of Manhood, &c, I will send a
receipethat willeureyou, ,GREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by a mis-
sionary in South America. Send a soif-ad-
dressed envelope to REv.TOsnra T, 'max
Station D, New York Olt
LONDON, HURON AND BRUCE R'Y,
GooxGNolcra. Express Mail Freight
London,depart ...7 55 Aai 4 50r, M. 6 05 A.rr.
Exeter ...•........ 9 13 6 08 9 35
Hensall 0 24 6 23 10
Kippen 9' 29 6 29 10
Brucefield 9 36 6 $8 10 25
Clinton ....:9 55 7 05 11 30
Londesboro00 11 7 28 12 00
Blyth 10 20 7 32 32002a1
Belgrave .. 10.35 7 47 12.50
Wingham arrive 10 50 8 05' 1 20
Go1NGSoura, Express Mail. Freight
Wingham,depart 7 20 A13 3 10 r.01. 10 20;A.ar
Belgrave. . 7 88 3 30 11 23
Blyth 4 54 3 46 11 47
Londtsboro ,....:8 02 3 55 12 00
Clinton • . 8 28 4 16 12 4o
8 42 4 35 1 10
4 43 1 25
1 48 1 40
4 50 2 35
600 530'
Bruacfield
Xippen S 51
wenrall 8 58
Exeter 013.
London arriz e....10 30
his and adjacent.
EXETER
auseatin
POULTRY YARDS.
W. G. BISSETT,
PLYMOUTH ROCKS,- BLACK JAVAS,
BROWN LEGHORNS and HOUDANS
NO. 1.YARD—P. Roche ; •Cockerel, score 03i; 4
Hens, average scorn 92. Eggs WO hail set-
ting,
NO.2 YARD—P. Rocks; Cockerel, score 91 ; 4
Pullets, average score 90; Eggs $1.50 per
setting, •
NO.3 YARD--B..Loghorns, Cockerel. score 03; 8
Pullet's, average score 99; Eggs $1 per set,
ting.
NO. 4 YARD—Normans, Eggs $1 per setting*
Those birds worn all scored by Mr, Jarvis and
won a good share of prizes at the Exeter
Poultry Show,
r.'dne trio P. 'Rocks for sale,
MACKINAC.
no Most Delightful
SUMMER TOUR
$class steamers. Low Rates.
Tour Trips per Week Between
DETROIT MACKINAC
KINAC
And Evers, Week Day Between
DETROIT AND CLEVELAND
Write for our
"Picturesque 1lSactiinac,ss Illustrated.
Contains .cull Particulars. Mailed Z'reo.
Detroit d Cleveland Steam Nee. Goa
C. re, WV ire, OM 0,. GGN.'FAoo. AGE.,
c,1:1"1;014. MICH.
QUEENITC'LfC r
p 'l F. 9 8
At Toronto. Every Darrel Guaranteed. This Oil was used, rii ell machinery dui lel t1e
Exhibition. It Has beer, awarded SIK COLD j111n1)ALS during the last three years. .,
t'See that you get Peerless. Itis only made by
SIIMVzz, 0q 'i we a Co., sioncastirc
FOR SALE 13Y TAS, PICKA.RD,
Linimnt Iodide Ammonia
I
iron liND
aces in Cattle, Spinal, Bfeningitis, l+ound- i.
�
Removes all Unsightly Bunches, Cures Lame
or, Weak Limbs, Sprung knees, Spa.
s
in, Ringbouo, Quitter, Windgalls.
No stable should be without it. Railroad,
Mining and 'isxpress°empanies all use Giles'
Lininient,and ui trio great racing stables ‘if
13elmout and Lorillard it has achieved woad -
dors. One trial will convince,
Write DR; GILleS, I3ors 3485. N.Y. P. O., who
wiil,without charge, give advice on all diseases
and also on the mauagemontof cattle. Sold by
all druggists at see, and 81,00 bottle and in
quarts at $2.60,iu which there is _great saving.
The Liniment iu white wrappers is for family
use; that iayellow ter cattle.
t�LDS' IODIDf0 AMMONIA HORSE AND
(TATTLE POWDERS.
Used by all the reading horsemen on Jerome
Park, Fleetwood, Beach, Slioopehead Bay aucl
Butl'sllead. Never dissapoint,are Tenni, Al-
terative and Diuretic, Destroy Wormat Cure
i4digestion, Colic,lOots, Sore Throat, Catarrh,
Pone der, Piuit-eye and Rheumatism. The
dose is small and the power is great. The
Powders are Guaranteed and. Purchasers
Failing to Obtain a Cure Kelley Refunded.
Sold by all druggists at 25 eta, per box.
C; ILUTG, Agent, EXETER,ONT.
JOHN BRAWN,
UNDERTAKER
CABINB r -MAKER,
Walnut & Rosewood Caskets
ALSO COFFINS OF EVERY ODESORIPTION.
A Complete Stock of Robes & Trimmings
Always on hand.
FUNERALS FURNISEED AND CON-
DUCTED AT Low RATES.
My Stock of Furniture e is un-
excelled.
t GIVE DTE A CALL.
S.ALT! SALT!
SALT 1
81,
TI3E Er CETE .
Sall Works Company
Have for sale TEN HUNDRED TONS of SALT
suitaUlpurposes, Agricultural
offd erlestic
AT $2.50 PER TON
:A call respectfully so-
licited,
Apply to T. 13. CARLING, Secretary.
WE—
ANNOUNCE
A
ARRIVAL OF
-New Dress Goods--
Albatros Cloths,
All Wool Ottomans, '
All Wool Nun's Cloth,
s:,n1 Prints, Sateens, Cotton Crapesr
Gingbams, .Embroideries,
Oriental Laces, Valenciire Laces,
Torchon Laces, Dentine Laces,
TWEEDS.
Scotch Tweeds, Scotch Pantings,
English Worsteds, Trish Serges,
Canada Tweeds, Collonades,
- _PAPERS
New Groceries,
New:Field and Garden Seeds,
Call and inspect for yourself, you will
not be importuned to buy.
Samwell
C. SOUTHCOTT & SON
Have recently received a choice assortment of
Worsteds,Scotch
� r
Canadian Tweeds in Plaid
and
FOR SUITING.
ALSO A VERY FINE ASSORTMENT O1'
Pantinq in Stripes &Checks.
Work made up in the LATEST STYLES and a Sure Fit
Guaranteed.
GIVE- US A CA_i. Lt.
O. BOVTI'ICOTT cf4 SOFT,
Tho Exeter Clothiers.
RENOWNED . REMEDIES.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS&OINTMENT
THE PILLS
Purify the Blood, correct all Disorders of the
LIVER, STOMIAC'H, KIDNEYS, AND BOWELS.
They invigorate and restore to health Debilitate?. Constitutions, and are invaluable in the
Complaints incidental to Females of all ages. For children and the aged they are priceless
THE OINTMENT
Is an infallible remedy for Bad Legs, Bed Breasts, Old Wounds, Sores and Ulcers. It.
famous for Gout and Rheumatism.
FOR DISORDERS OF TBE CHEST 17' HAN NO ICQUAL.
For Sore Throats, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds,Glandnlar Swelliugs, and all skin disea
it has no rival ; and for contracted and stiff joints itactslike a charm.
The Pills and Ointment are sold at Taoaras HorLowaY's.Establishmeut,
78 NEW OXFORD STREET late (533, OXFORD -STREET), LONDON;
also by nearly every respectable Vendorfof Medicine, in Boxes and Pots, at Is. 10., 2s. 9d
4s. 6d., 1'is.,,22S., and 33s. each. The 2s. 9d, size contains three times the quantity ofjthe
is lid, 'size ;the 4s.'6d. size six ; the 11k, size sixteen ; the 22s`size thirty-three ; and the
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the 33s size fifty-two times the ctu..ntity of a smallest Boxes and Pots
Full printed directions are affixed,to each 'Bos and Pot, and can be had in any language
rte'
Purchasers should look to the Label on the Pots and Boxes. If the address is not
533 Oxford Street. London, they . are; spurious.
W ILLTA.Wit DREW
Furniture Dealer and Undertaker.
I have Just received a Car Loacl of Now Stylish Furniture
and I am
SELZi=NG A.T COST
For the next SIXTY DAYS. It will be to your advantage
to call on me before going elsewhere.
REMEMBER THE PLACE, ONE DOOR NORTI3 OF MOLSONS BANK.
WILLIA.14 DREW.
E=titer Post Office Time Table.
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ifirktou, Woodham Winchelsea andElirevillo ,.. 4.00p.m, 10 00 a.ni
S outh,eas t and Wed, including London ,Iiamilten Toronto Montreal,
Manitoba,Unitod States, English andforefgri mailys .. ... 0.15a.m. 8.15 a. in.
South, east west Te ... 6.45 p.m. 4.15p. to
North and east, including Godmrcil iVingham,,ltlncardine and all points
north, Stratford, Toronto, iltontroal, and Eastern States...- ,,, •.. ...1C.15a.nr
North cast,ct:e ...
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ONEY ORDERS
Issued and paid on and from any Mono yOrclorOMee irithoDnmiareaofOtinatla,Grent11 itafl :
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the tt'othrlauds,Switsorland, Anstria•Ituugary, Roumania, United Status, ,7amalca and Dar
baclos• POST OFF LOE SAVINGSBA,N7f,
Deposits will be received at this oilieofrom $1 to $300. Depositors obtaining the Poa
maser -General's specialpermissioilecu deposit 31000. Doposits on Savings Bank accountr
caved frout, l) a,m. to 1p.m. Interest et4 per cent per annum will be allowed Oil ell deposit.'
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