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The Exeter Times, 1886-5-27, Page 8INSURANCE. RNEST L+ LLIOT, AGENT FOR TRE WESTERN ASSURANCE COM- PANY. et l omni.:: also for the H rlxa. FIRE TNfiTIDANCE CO 1 A1vY,ot Eondon, Seasnkee A f?orate 1 N.o r x a a.. d �D r i the 'ROYAL AN d the BRITISH EMPIRD LIFE ASSURANCE COM- PANY, of OM-PANY,of London. England.. established 1847. Assets over ;5,0000; claims and bonuses paid, over $10,000,. LOCAL& NEWS.—We Shall be happy to re- ceive tttall timesifront any hart of the County, 'items of ocal Stews, such de ac- cldents,of arty interesting incident what ever, froze any of our subscribers or read- ers rlezter-al'Lj fol^ the purpose of public- ation. Pito. ���fe r is of+rtl a e Minor o s:recrowdedotn r to a1 .a ti this week, owing t o thelataamount of other matter. Bays, Sauuby and Martin exchanged pul- p its ill.pits last Sunday morning. Read the advertisement for tenders for site for poorhouse for county of Huron, W. Sanders has been appointed general agent for Huron and Middlesex, to represent a New York insurance Co, Mr. Jolie Crocker has pnrehased from Mr, Jas. froward three lots on Andrew and North - streets, for which he pays a good sum. I. Dearing got thrown from a horse which he was riding in the procession on the 24th, and had a couple of gashes out in his head, but fortunately his injuries are not serious. Twenty-seven hotel -keepers in Middlesex were summoned to appear before the P. M. last week for selliug liquor contrary to the regulations of the Canada Temperance Act. The owner of one of the canoes that may almost at any time be seen on the river, was upset last week. Wonder how he appreciates the joke ? Thursday, Juno 3rct, being Ascension Day, there will be divine service in Christ Church TEN CENTS per4inetar tlrstinaertion, Rua POUR CENTS per line for each subsequent in a 7 o'clock in the evening. Tho Rev. O. H. lection will be charged f notices appearmt Bridgman, of Iieusall, will preach. this column. Mr. Jno, Ilayes has opened an ice cream parlor in connection with the “Metropolitan,” where cream and cool drinks of the highest order can be had in season, Mr, Thos. Cornish, of this plane, sailed from Quebec on Thursday for England. We understand there are many others in this vicinity who will follow suit. Ig rot? mu pain and palpitation of the heart it indicates a congestive condition of system, especially of tha kidneys and liver, which can be removed only by Warner's safe cure. The Exeter firemen are practising for the demonstration to be held in Stratfordon June 12. They will compete in the hose - reel race. We may expect to see them take first place. The Main -street Methodist Church intends making some improvements in and around the church. A new floor will be put in the basement and the front entrance to the church will be altered, The small canoe on the pond took a turn bottom upwards on Wednesday, and the propeller had to wade to' the shore through water three or four feet deep. On Saturday evening it also .capsized, and its occupant got a "ducking:" Have you Sick Headache, bad taste in your THURSDAY, MAY 27th, 1886. LOCAL HAPPENINGS. Just received at the Central Drug Store, a fresh supply of: Hellebore and Insect Powder Go to U. A. Hyndman'a for Allin's Prize Tomato and Cabbage Plants. Soarlatt, the druggist, has ordered a large supply, of Paris green, wliieh will arrive in due time, for the execution of the potato bug. family,;, ; Mark the place where to procure the pure green when required. Without exeeption, the best and cheapest lines in Boots and Shoes we have as yet seen, can now be had at C. Eacrett's, Chil-' drons Carriages, Express Wagons, Boys' Bicycles of all sizes, Men'sHand•snadeBoots; also harness, trunks, valises of every descrip- tion, constantly on hand. Call and see them. Butter and Eggs taken in exchange for goods. C. EACRETT. The Steamship "Ontario," of theDominion Line of Royal Mail Steamships wil sail from Montreal on the 2nd of June for Bristol, Ay oamoutli Dock—through to London by rail. Cabin passage'only. This affords an excellent opportunity of visiting the Colonial Exhibi• mouth in the morning ? Do you suffer from tion. Apply to Capt. George Kemp, agent, g' • Exeter. Dyspepsia, Indigestion or Biliousness ? If so, Dr. Carson's Bitters will oure you. Try it. Your Druggist will refund money if not aat- unluolry. isfactory. May is said to be au unlucky month for A meeting .will be held at the Central marriages. Au old bachelor says that, Hotel at 8 13 this (Thursday) evening for aoeording to the testimony of his friends who have slipped their heads into the mat- rimony noose, the other unlucky months for marriages are June, July, August, Septem- ber, October, November, December, Janu- ary, February, March and April. Personal. Our old friend, Mr. S. P. Halls, of Goder- ieh, who was in town last week atterding the West Huron Teachers' Convention, gave us a friendly call.—Mr. S. Harrison, who has been attending a medical college at Chicago, for the past eight months is home spending his holidays. He has: successfully passed two examinations. Prize For Best Managed. Farm, In the prize list for the Provincial Fair of 1886, the Agricultural and Arts Association will offer this year three sweepstake prizes ie ho medalists lathe competition for the best managed farms in Ontario, which has the invitation been held by the association for the past five years. The prizes will consist of silver cups valued at $100,$60, and $40, respec- tively. The secretary has already received eateries from former medalists, owning farms. in this and neighboring -counties,. as in thevicinityof well as from farmers' Ottawa and Toronto. The judges will enter upon their work in june. Huron. ie toinstitute on t►cll r West � .. a Tbe sbtni•annuat tneetiu of the .k Teachers of West Huron, was; held in the"Public eehraol, here, on. Friday tt rd open- edSaturday Institute op ed at 9:45, with the President in the chair. Religious exercises conducted by Ur. Todd. Minutes of previous meeting were read acd confirmed: Mesere. Gregory, Kitty and Tom were appointad a business committee. The President gave an address on the course of readingas recommended m by the Minister of Education, and strong ly advised that Reading Circles be formed. After several members bad. expressed themselves in favor of the saltie, Inepeetor Tom, Messrs. Kilty, Case, Gregory, Morgan, and Misses Heise, Henderson and Murray were appointed' a committee to elaborate a scheme for forming reading circles and to report early Saturday morning. M. A. S. Case thou read a v paper on "Errore in the use page." After considerable ®fou op this paper, the Institu a coxa MI lox U D T1 T C RLn , An old physician, retired from practice, hav- ing. av in lmd placed in his bands by an Bait Indian o able m tone theformula z ii o ve t rfie simple g es yp p ron44dj' ler the eptoodv and permanent euro of Consom pion, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and Alli goat and lung affections, also a posi- tive tiridtradioal cure far NervousDebitityand all Nervous Complaints, atter having tested its, 'wonderful curative > powers in thousands of eases, has left it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive and a desire to relieve human suffering, l will send free of oharge, to all who desire it, this recipe, in Got•man,loranoh or English, with full directions for preparing and using, Sent by mail by addressing with stampp, namingi, this Inr, ,, AvviCE To MOTHERS.—Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sink child suffering and crying with pain of Cuttinc Teeth? It so send at ouoe and get a bottle' of "Mrs. Winslow'e Soothing Syrup" for Children Teething. Its value is incalculable. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately., Depend upon it, mothers ; utero is no mistake about it. It euros 'Dysentery and Diarrhoea, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, cures Wind Colic, softens the Gums, reduce sinfammation, and gives tone and energy to the whole system. "Mrs. Wiuslow's Soothing Syrup" for children teething is pleasant to the' taste Incl is the proscription of ono of the oldest and best female ph sieiaus and nurses in the United States, and is for sale by all druggists tluough- aut tbo world. Price twentyfive cents a hot - alaable tie. Bo euro and ask" for "MRS. WINSLOW'S of tan SoornrnG SYRUP "and take no other kind. It ro�sooa. discus. journed until 1.30 Ob re•assewbliug in the afternoon a discussion arose with reference to calling roll of Institute, when it was moved by Mr. Gregory, seconded by Mr. Todd, that the Inspector call the rollof Instituto both morning and afternoon at the beginning of the see• sion, provided that it be not called the first morning before 10 o'clock. Moved in amendment by Mr, Morgan seconded by Mr. Hilly, that the roll be nailed four times a day, viz.: at the beginning' and close of each eession ; amendment earned. W. Houston, M. A., then spoke for half an hour on "'Good English," after which, on ao- count of the children being present, MARKET REPORTS. to ad- (Corrected at5o'clockp• u. Wednesday. the drill was taken in the eotiool•yard by Sargeant Robinson, and for which he received the thanks of the Insti' lute. Mies Heise then gave an ad- mirable lesson on "Theory of Music" with olase, and a hearty vote of thanks was tendered her for her valuable sot. the purpose of organizing base ball club, vices. Dr. Rollins favored the Iusti. as there is a probability of the club joining tute with an address on "School the Western Amateur Association a attendance is requested. full Hygiene, n dealing with the, subject in uner. A cordial The race course is a place of attraction �= very practical ma in the evenings now;, there being some fast vote of thanks was given to the horses here. Wednesday last Jno. West- doctor. Mr. Houston then resumed oott's little mare defeated one owned by 1. his lecture on "Good English," deal • Handford. Jack's mare moves a nimble inQ •with the subject iu .a oouvereati foot. on Mr. S. P. Halls, of the High School staff, al style. Institute adjourned till fol. Goderioh, was one of the winners in the Vio• lowing day (Saturday) at 9 a, ltot. In toria University examinations last week, the evening in the Main-st.,,ehodist receiving the degree of B. A. He is an in- ChurchW. Houston, Nil.': f-, gave an defatgable student, and succeeds well all , he undertakes. admirable lecture on "The:.. ohool'and 11Ir• Jong Vail, of this place, Icbampion the State." The audience/was large roller skater of Huron, has received an in and appreciative, and,:€h;e exercises vitation from the manager of [the Harriston were interi3persed with fine mueio,. rink, to compete in a fiye mile race fora rendered bythe united ch tits of the gold medal and championship of Ontario. We- understand Our champion has accepted two. Methodist , and g, ,�,,Vt;rian Churches.r� th u ire were pas - a Votesof 1 • pas- sed to the lecturer, the ohlolr, and the church.` trustee and chairman, and then all joined heartily i,ln 'singing "God "God saye.the Qaeen '" On Saturdaymorning nail -tate was oPened with prayere r by Brown and Friday's minutes read " '1 con= firmed. Roll called by , Inku!eotor, about 60 responding. The following report' from -Committee on Reading Circles was read, and on motion ° by 1iIr. Gregory, seconded by Mt. tJonae., ScottAct matters, The Scott Act convention, which is to be held in Clinton, Friday, the29thinat., should be attended by every temperance worker in the county. The resignation of Mr. Scott, Police Magistrate, has been a little incon- venient to the supporters of the Act, be- cause the machinery for its enforcement was just getting into fair working order. In- spectors Yates and Sprague have both a number of cases of alleged violation of the Act that they would like to proceed with, but, ,of course cannot do so, since Mr. Scott re- fuses to go and try them. It is anticipated that at this meeting three new magistrates for the county will be proposed, one for each district of the county, and if agreed by the Government, the working of the act may be somewhat better- However, the temperance people are not discouraged by all the dis- heartening circumstances with which they have had to contend, and are as fully deter- mined as ever to secute a measure of observ- ance of the Act at least. Farmers' Sons. By an act passed in the last session of the Ontario Legislature Assembly, provision was made for the admission of one student for every county and territorial district in the Province free of entrance and tuition fees to the Agrieultural College of Ontario. The clause referred to read as follows:—(1.) Every county and every territorial district in the Province may have the privilege of having, during all college terms one student in attendance, and receiving instruetion at the college without the payment of any entrance or tuition fee, The County Coun- cil of each county shall nominate the stu- dent entitled to the privilege for the county, and the Advisory Board shall nominate th. students for their territorial districts. Such student must be the son of a practical farmer, resident in' the County or District, and have lived on his parents' farm at least two years prior to his admission to the college. (2,) Tho Lieutenant -Governor in Connell may prescribe the manner in which such students shall be nominated by the. county councils and 'Advisory Board. The County Council will therefore doubtless at their June session nominate a student for this county, and applications addressed to either the Warden or the County Clerk from Farmers' sons who may desire to enter the college tinder the arrangement provided in the Act, should be made before the meeting Of the County Council takes place in June pelt. Fon sour stomach 18e Warner's safe eure. Fon chills and fever nso Warner's sefecure, Fon fat coverecl eyeballs' lase "Warner's safe ic11r0. Fon frontal headach- e - use Warner's safe bare,. Von irregular bowels 01115. rise Warner's cafe Fan depression of spirits use Warner's tale cure. Queens Birthday was celebrated on the Thames Road by the Methodists of Bethesda holding their annual tea. There was a fair attendance; not as many, though as on pre- vions occasions, owing to other attractions einae:aro ui Revs. LeGear rune]; George gave short and spicy addresses after tea, and good mucic was furnished. The proceeds amounted to over $40. The celebration committee of the Queen' Birthday desire Melo thank all • the judges and others who aided them in the day's proceedings, and to inform aliwho subscribed that the surplus after all debts had beea paid amounted to $88,75, thirty dollars of which was presented`"Mr.'"Westcott, whose loss of a valuable horse, whiati,;iie had kindly lent to help in procession, the nommittee sadly regret. N. DYER Hnenox, Hon. Secy. Lest week the License Commissioners for South Huron met at Kippen and granted the following druggists' licenses ; under the seat Act : J. W. Browning, Exeter ; Lume. den & Wilson, Seaforth ; R. Stanberry, Ray- field ; ayfield; 'Chas. Rill, Zurioh. The commission- ers present were R. Spider, Exeter ; J.:3. Geiger, Hay, Jno, Hannah, Tuckeramfth, was appointed a third commissioner. Several applications were laid ever until next meet- ing. A petition is beiug circulated to be pre- sented to the council praying to have the streets watered. Some other means ought to be devised to raise money to pay for " the watering of the streets, than that of assessing every property -owner in the course in ` pro- portion to the number of feet frontage he has. It is not exactly fair for man who owns 150 feet frontage and derives no benefit to have to pay as much as one who owns 20 feet and derives great benefit. A better plvn would be to call a meeting of the property owners interested, and consider the matter fairly and arrive at some decision as to the best way of levying on each man his share of the expense, according to the benefit re- ceived. Ball watered, but the xpen ehthe shouldt be tot each of Messrs. Strang, G. Baird, ,sen,. one proportionate with the benefit derived. Snell anti, Jones, was then appointed! No ono will Bluely dispute that. Mr. Morgan was appointed a delegate At the annual meeting of the London to the Proyincial Asseciaiion. Mr. Thursday last, t A social was held at Bethesda Methodist Church last evening, at which e good crowd Vas present,, was adopted :— Your committee recommends. —(1t That 1 est Reductions Yet the Inspectorate be divided into distriote or � gg centres, and that'each teacher be allowed, to oonnect himself with any circle or centre. (2) That six books be read and discussed be- fore the oote)ber meeting of the Institute, viz.: Hopkins, Fitch, Fairy Land of Science, Physiography, Julius Cteser and Nicholas Nickleby. (3). That the centres for the Reading Circles be : Crediton, Exeter, Win- chelsea, Zuriob, Varna, Holmesville, Goder ioh, Carlow, Kiutail, Dungannon and Luck now. (4) That the Inspectgr send a circular to each teacher explaining the` decisions of the Institute,' giving the objects of the Read- ing Circles and asking them to connect them- selves with` one of the Beading Circles. (5) That each circle meet on the second `Satur- day of June, at 2 o'clock, p. m. (6) That the organization of each Circle be left, with the members of that Circle:` (7) That the chairman of each Circle -find :out at the; first' meeting how many eopiee of each of the ata works will be taken by tbttt Circle, and re', port at once to the Inspector ; and that these books be purchased by the' General Com- iufittee at the best - rates and forwarded to the centres at which the Circles meet. A. resolution committee consisting Pall Who a t 0 78 to 0 82 Spring Wneat.., .,. ,.. 0 60 to 0 78 Barley ....0 50 to 0 75 Oats .., .,. 030to031 Clover Sood ... , 7 00 to 7 25 Timothy " .. ... 1 75 to 2 00 ... 053to056 068to000 ... 0 10 to 0 10 32to016 0010555 60to060 ".. 40 to 0 50 .". 0 04 to 0 00. • 000to006' ,.. 0.06 to 0 OB • 040to060 ... 025to040 .., 5 50 t o 6 25 ... 500to600. .-. 500to600 • 600to700 ▪ 080to657 i„ 0 60 to 0 70 017to018 800 to 9 00 050to075 250to30o Peas Corn Butter Flourperbbl. Potattoes,per bag Apples,per bag DriedApplespr b Geese per lb. Turkey per •• Ducksperpr Chickens per pr ••• Eiogs,dressedper l 00 Beef aidesrouhg .. .,, dressed . Sheepskins each Qaifskins \Vool per lb Hayperton Onionsnorbush Woodper cord ALLAN LINE ! ROT AL MAIL STEAMSHIPS. Summer Sailings and Arrangements via Quebec. Commencing with Extra SS. Ciruasian from Quebec for Liverpool direct on lath May, to be followed by MailSteamer Polynesian, Thursday, 20th May Mail Parisian Thursday, 27th May Extra " Sarmatian.........Friday.4th June Mail Sardinian .'.Thursday, 10th June Extra " Circa estop Friday, 18th dune Mail " Polynesian Thursday, 24th June Masi " Pant an....... Thursday,lstJuly. Extra "Sarmatian ...Friday, 9111 July Mail Sardinian...Thursday, 15th July Extra Oircassian......•..Friday, 2erd Jnly atai1 Polynesian...Thursday,29th July Mail „Thursday,5th Aug. (Note) -The "extra" steamers do not loarry intermediate and steerage pass niters RATES OF PASSAGE—L1VEBPO m 't LONDON.- DErins.—Oabin, $60, $70 and 8+80, according to accommodation, Servants in Cabin, 850.' In-• tormediate,880. Steerage, 890. Return Tio'r- ele, Cabin, 8110, 3130, 8130. Intermediate, 360. Steerage, 6;40. LrvEiiroox DraacT,—By Sarma- tian, Circassian or extra steamers. Cabin, 850 according to'acaommodati on. Return n D and 6 S u , � These steamers go di- rect �90 and 1to recttoh verpool. Through Pullman Drawing -Rome and Sleep- ing Oars between Toronto and Qt ebec, or Pas sengers can be booked by steamer to Quebecif so .desired—passing through tue Thousand Islands and Rapids of the St. Lawrence by daylight, • , Passengers and their baggage are put aboard — of .all theOcean ,team, br s•—at Quebec—free Oc a S s 4 P h Circassian, nsoit eC s expense. Thecnbinpla Peruvian, etc..have been altered. The claloon is now amideliipsonthese steamers, and the Cabins are so arranged as to be also in the bes t position to avoid the motion. For Tickets, etc., apply to J. SPACKMAN, Agent, Exeter. THE t 1 ethodist Districton urs ay l as , i was eeided to allow the trustees of James street Houston gave an admirable address an urch, Exeter to sell present parsonage site on "Spelling Reform" which caused to apply the proceeds on buying:a new considerable discussion. The Inspee• one ; also that the conference" pay its por tion of: the supply for Main -street church. John Renton, Names Pickard, and W. J. Clarke were reelected delegates to attend the conference. D. McItibis and Thos. Werry, jr., for Elimville circuit ; John Essery, for Centralia; Lid, Crompton and Wm. Lewis, for Crediton. Delegates who attended the district meeting from Exeter were Charles Southcott and James Picks) d, The total receipts for Exeter were, James Street,' 33,- 307,59 ; Main -street, 32,210.01. Elimville, 31,999.20 ; Centralia,, 31,514.61 ; Crediton, 111,238.27. A $20,00 ,Biblical licward. Tho publishers of Rlitledgc's Monthly offer twelve valuable rewards in their Monthly for Jane, among which is the following : Wo will give 320.00 to the person telling us which'is the shortes Commandment in the Btbleby.7`un° 10th, 1886. Should two or more correct anawors be reeeiVod, the REWARD will be divided. Tho money will be forwarded to the winner June 16th. 1886., Portions trying for the reward must genet 20 cents in silver or postal notes, (no postage stamps taken) with their answer, for which they will reoerye the Monthly for July in which the mine and `address of the winner of the reward and the correct answer will bo published, and in which several more valet - able rewards will be offered. Aildroes RvT- l.xnot PunaieIitiro UO3fPANY, Ebeton, Patna, tor the gave a lesson on "Perspec- tive." Votes of then Ise were given to Mr. Houston, Inspector Tom and Mr, Case, after which the Institute ad- jonrned to meet at Goderich in'Octo• her. TENDERS. ED TENDERS. Marked "For EfiliCOProvisions and Light Sep resod to the Honourable the Pre the t'•'ivy Council, ottmwa, will beret to Noon on W FJ DNE1r DAY, 80th Jun Printed forms of tenders, containing formation as to rho articles and approximate ON WATCH. S We don't allow anyone to be lower in priced than we are. We,offer the following bar- gains ar` gains'`to you for the next 90 days. ,Appleton, Tracey & Co. Walthard, Mass., in a Solid�} Coin Silver lics,".nd Case, 23.00. eivoci ftp PA1VZILY GROOi1IY e. sident of full in_ And a P. Bartlett 1n Unable to ]Dress or Undress for 10 Years. Locxroiv, N, Y„ April 25th, X984.. -For Ack. from lame b ton years I 'suffered fi Could not dress or undress myself. Differ- ent physioians failed to do ine any good. Had gonstant desire to urinate, when I could not pass a particle of water. Suffered' tortures. Tool: three bottles gf Warner's safe Duro, which effectually and permanently cured me. Never know it to fail,—FAY- ETTE HASKELL. N oTICE,.. TheAnuual'eating of the -Neater Salt Works Co, wilt be held in Messrs. Samwell'& Piekard's Block, Monday, silt of May, at 7.80 P.n, T. B.OABLING, Secretary. PllOPERTY LIST. 10 RENT. -The Exeter Hotel to rent near the Exeter Railroad Station. Apply to 1. CABDIN,G, FARM FOR SALE. -50 ACRES, the Si lot 8, oon 7. Township of Usborne, of Huron, 5 miles from Exeter; 45 acres. cleared, balance timber; good prick house and frame barn on the premises, also a bearing orchard of ohoice fruit trues and two never- 1ail.ng wells of water. The sotlis of excellent quality and in good condition. Apply to GED. SL•EessoN, Proprietor, Elinivillo P. O. -1ARM;FOR SALE.—The subserib- .12 offers for sale Lot No, 6, Oen. 1,Town- ship of Bidduiph, Middlesex Co., fivmiles south of Exeter, on the London Road,160 acres, 00 acres cleared and in a first class state of cultivation, well drained, good brink house, good barns and stables, and well watered, convenient to schools churches, and poet oilloe. For further particulars apply to WILLIAtd HOOPER, on the premises.. ]ARM FOR SALE.-- The sub scriber offersfor sale the north half of lot 30, con. 13, township of Eaet Wawanosh, County of Huron, containing 100 acres ; well fended ; a good stream of water from a never - failing enring ; nice young orchard of choice fruit trees; a frame bank born and log house 90 acres cleared and seeded down balance bush. Pride $4,000, two-thirds cash. Possession given anytime. Apply to D: Stewart, cattle - buyer, Wingbam, or to J. Matheson, Hay P, 0 ARM FOR GALE.—The subscrib- er offers for sale0 acres of land,more or less, being the oth Hat of Lot A., in the' 6th concession, Usborne. There are on the land a frame house, frame barn, and horse stable, also a.small orchard and goon water. The property is pretty well fenced and soil of good quality; situated 8 miles from Exeter, 7 miles from Granton , and 9mil'es from Liman. Pos- session ;,given after harvest . Terms : } pries chase money cash; balance to suit purchaser. Apply to JOHN CORNISH, Elimville, FRAZER lA GBEt3'f' IN THE W01LD IF' Get the Genuine. Sold Everywhere ADVEIiTTSERS by addressing GEO. P. R 0W, E4L R CU„ 10 S ruoo-St. New York, can learn thex.tot cost of any proposed line of ADVER'TISING in American Newspapers. 1 '100 -page pamphlet, 10c •UNICIPAL NOTICE--TOWN- Kiln OF CTSBORNE.—Nettoe is hereby &. l;iyen that a Court of > Royisiott of the assese- iiientroll of the Township of Usoorno for the year 1886 will be held at the Town Ha 11,lllim villa, on Saturday, the 29th day of May, 1886 at, the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon. Any person or persons having businose at the said Court will govornthemeolvoeace ordingly. G. W. 11ULMAN, Usborno, May 401,1866. Clerk, Clintyillo. WANTED. r Land c �s �ON75 �# Suitab le for a Site for a POQ .IO ESE, Within a mile of the limits of the Towns of Goderich, Clinton, Seaforth, and Wingham, or the Villages 01 Exeter, Blyth, and Brussels, or any other plaoe in the County, within a mile of a station. Offers stating price per afire will be:received by the undersigned until the erd JUNE NxxT. PETER ADAMSON, Co, Clerk. NOTICE,-- ^^ THE COTTNOIL Of the Corporation of The COUNT' OF HURON Will meet in the COURT 110 USE, GODERICH, on' TUESDAY, THE FIRST JUNE NEXT, All accounts against the Corporation' must be sou t in before the seeond day' of meeting. PETER ADA.MSON, May 20th, 1E86, Co. Clerk. l Has come, and the result, is a large New Pump Factory JOHN Business WLTH— JOHN SWALLOW Would respectfully inform the inhabitants of the surrounding townships that he has op- ened a N'ew Pump Factory in J. SOUTHOOTT'S OLD STAND, MAIN.ST., EXETER, ORP. POST -OFFICE. Where he will keep on hand all kinds of Pumps, which ho will sell at moderate prices REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. J. Doupe& Co. GOOD CHEAP GOODS•, LOW PRICES ANDSE DEALING —TELL THE T�L13.--- Wells and Cisterns contracted for at reason- HIGHEST PRICE FOR EGGS ce SUTTER able prices, and work executed with despatch. SATISFACTION GU g.RANTEED. At D DUPE• & COTS, JOHN SWALLOW. KIBKTON. CARLING'S BLOCK Fix � Spring& Summer Goods General Dry -Goods, Black and Colored Cashmeres, Ottoman Cords, Nuns' Cloth, Jersy Cloth, Ginghams, Lawns, Plain and. Spotted Mullins, Prints in endless, variety. 2244 .. SUN' ,) t) .244 ail We have now on hand a choice lot of Millinery, B'laek and Colored Ostrich Plumes. Fine display and remark-, ably low Priced. Gents about to purchase a SPRING OUTFIT B '' Would do well by calling and examining our large and varied stock. Suitings in Worsted, Scotch and Canadian Tweeds. Our Pantings are "Simply Immense."' TnHats Ties, Scarfs, Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Braces and Socks we have a fine Display. ''''��7'1 ` STE(/ M 7 We take the lead for Style and Durability. We. have just y y . , received the finest lot of Shoes—both in Ladies and Gents' Wear --that we ever offered, at prices that will surprise you. Give us a call. We will. take any produce you may offer, and will give 'lrhighest vice. A call solicited I. CARLarTt. HIJRRAH, HURRAH FOR THE quantities required, may be had. on applicc- tion"to any of the Mounted Police Poste in the North-west, or at the office of the under- signed, The lowest or any tender not necessarily ac- cepted. Each tender must he accompanied by an ac- cepted Canadian Bank Cheque for an amount equdI t0 ten per cent; of rho fetal value of rho artielos tend0rod 3cr, which will bo for- feitedlf the party doolfnos to enter into a contract when called upon to do so, or if he fails to complete the service contracted for, If the tender bonotaceepted, tbo ehequo will bo returned. No payment will be made to newspapers ins sorting this art eortiaernent without authority Watches, Gloeks, and Jewelletilry Cleaned and • • a Solid Coin Silver Case, for $12.00. Each Watck Warraiatcd for Five )?`ears. AND ALL OUR OTHER GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. having iirstbeen obtained, Repeiredprom ; p y s;'RnD,tiViIImE, Comptroller: THOS, FITTON. Ottawa, 1811.1 May01886, China Cup and SaucerGiven .war of BAKING POWDER With EVERY POUND purchased at 1111"NDMAN'S.