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EXETER, - • ONT., "HEW TO THE LINE, CIIIPS FALL WH
LETTHE + ERE THEY MAY,,'.
Office Samwell'sBlock (Hall's old office,),
DaENTAL.
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pain. Airoporatioue performed with ease anti
skill. Geld fillings a speciality. Office 'hours
0 a. m: to 5 p m, 011A11005 MODERATE.TEnnts
CASE.
CARTWRIGHT,_L. D. S.,
• gas opened dental rooms ovcj
O'NEIL'S I3ANIi, whore he will bo
prepared to extracttoethwitbout
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1 traeots Teeth without pain,
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sib
using the N'ew Local Antestbo-
tic on the gums; makes Gold
Filings and all other dental
work the bust possible. Rooms
Upstairs in SAlaw17LI,'s Bnocs, East side of
Main -Street, Exeter, Ont.
MEDICAL
CLUTZ, M. D.,
• Offlcoat hisresidenco Exeter.
W. BROWNING M. D.,`M. C
te • P. S,GraduateVictoriaUniversity.Otllce
an dlresidence,Dorrinion Laboratory, Exe ter
DR. J. A. ROLLINS, M. O. P. S
O. Office, Main St.Exeter,Ont. Rosiden
.0ehouserecently occupied by P. McPhillips,
Esq.
DRS.HYNDMAN AND HOOPER,
Dr,Hyndman, Coroner for the County
of Huron, &o., &c. Dr: Hooper, Licentiate of
the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh;
Licentiate iu Miclwifery,Edinburgh(Scotland)
Post -graduate Student of the University of
Vienna (Austria) and of the OSoorfield Eye ,
Hospital, Loudon (England) &c., &c. Special
attention to Diseases of the Eye, Bar and
'Throat. Oflloo, Main -street, Exeter.
DR, WOODRUFF,
Permanently located in No. 185
Queen's Avenue, London, a few doors
oast of Post Office. Special attention given to
diseases of the Eye, bad sight, and the pres-
ervation o1 vision : diseases of the Ear, im-
paired hearing, and discharges from the ear;
diseases Of the Throat, chronic inflammation
being a frequent cause of deafness ; diseases
o1 the Nose, catarrh being a common cause of
iinpai-od hearing.
AUCTIONEERS.
VOL. XIII,, NO. 42. EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1886.
IMPORTANT NOTICES. 0,000 )A, ROUND THE COUNTRY.
JDITC7raihoal.
LQITELT Wishes to announce to the inhabifcaats of
preparing g
Exeter and vicinity, that he has opened out
SAY ALL THE LADIES WHO SEE
J. DEA111.II•TO'S
LANGTRY AND PARISIAN BANGS. L
Without a doubt they are the most becoming
stylus ever introduced: Ladies, for something in the lJoruer Store North of
in very fine style, such as the Langtry and
Parisian Bangs, Saratoga Waves, Switches, & Pickard's, where ho is prepared
Pulls, Curls, or Wigs, call on Ike.J. Dearing, at
CENTRAL BARBER SHOP, EXETER.
Where he will. supply all your wants in the
Hair Line,
SON
!Publishe sIsar), OUN Y>,grprteteee
aMr. Wentsel is re aria to build
a dwelling house on Victoria street.
The brass band has purchased a
mllsio. f
Our store -keepers have concluded
to close. their place of business at
8 o'cloak. Saturdays excepted.
While Mr. S. Hedden's barn raising
was in progress on Friday afternoou,
Mr. C. Essery, was somewhat seri-
ously injured by the falling of a rafter,
whioh struck him on the fade. But
we are glad to see him able to be
around again.
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finecornetaidagoodelectionoo0
an oe
ADVERTISERS
can learn the exaot cost
of any proposed line of
advertising in American
papers by addressing
FJENEY EILI3ER, Licensed Auo- Geo. P. Rowell & Co.,
teepees for Hay, Stephen, and McGilli- Newspaper Advertising Bureau,
:ares. Office—At Post -office, Crediton, Out. 10 Spruce St., New York.
Send 10cts. for 100 -Page Pamphlet:
rray,Townships: Sales conducted at moderato
JOHN GILL, Auctioneer for the
Townships of Stephen, Hay and Usborno
and the Village of Exeter. All sales promptly
attended, and satisfaction guaranteed. Sales
arranged at this office.
ETERINARY.
TENNENT &
nary Surgeo
Veterinary
to,havo op
fortho troa
Domestic
11IAinstreet
TLNNENT, Veteri-
Graduates of the Ontario
College, Toron-
onod an office
tment of all
Animals, on
Exeter. Calls
from a des tante promptly
attended to:- Medicine for Horses Cattle,&c
always on hand:
MONEY TO LOAN. '
ONEYTO LOAN ON REALES
tate f ``'the Huron & ErieLoan ,5' Sav-
ingssooiety'. I w rates ofintereei. Apply to
John Spaokman,Eseter.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 AND 6e
percent.according totem' s. Private
Fu.nds. Apply to
B.V,ELLIOT,
August15,'S5'i • Solicitor. Exeter ,
MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 AND 6y
percent, 025,000 Private Funds- Best
Loaning Companies represented.
L.H. DICIiSON,
Barrister. Exeter,
INSURANCE.
T1d.E WATERLOO MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Established In 1863.
HEAD OFFICE - - WATERLOO, ONT.
This comxanv has been over Eighteen
years in successful operation in Western On-
tario,andaontinues to insure againstloss or
damage by Fire,Buildings,Merchandise,Man-
ufactories,and all otho r descriptions oflinsur-
able property. Intending insurers have the
option of insuring on the Premium Note or
Cash System.
During the past ton years this Company
has issued 57,005 Policies. covering property
to the amount of810,372,03B;and paid iuloss-
es alone $709,752,00
Assets, S176,10O.0O, consisting of Cash
n Bank, GovernmentDoposit, and the uuass-
ossodPremium Notes onhand and inforce. J,
W WALDFNM D. President. C. M. TAYLOR,
Secretary. J.B. HUGr5Es,Inspector. CHAS;
SNELL Agontfor Exeter and vicinity,
n1ania1 Railway
OF CANADA
The Royal Mail, Passenger and rreight
Route between Canada and Groat Britain and
direct route between the West and all points
elver St. Lawrence and Baio des Clra•
on t
lour,a o
New 1' nswick, Nova Scotia,
P, E. Island Cape Breton,
Newfound lance,
Bermuda,
and Jamaica.
Now and elegant Pullman Buffet Sleeping
and Day Cars run on through Express trains,
Passengers for Groat Britain or ?ho Conti-
nent by leaving Toronto at 8.30 a. 111, Thurs-
day will join outward mail steamer at Hali-
fax a, m. Saturday.
Superior Elevator Warehouse and Dock ac-
commodation at Halifax for shipment of grain
and general merchandise.
Years of experience:have proved the IN TER -
COLONIAL iu connection with steamship
teats to and from London,Liverpool and
Glasgow to Halifax, to be the Lier p
quickest freight
route between Cadet -la and Great Britain,
Information as to Passenger and Freight
rates can be itad on application to
ROBERT B. MOODY,
Western Freight &Passenger Agent
03P.essinHouse Block, York St., !Toronto.
D. POTTINGEII,
Chief Superintendent.
to N,B:, Nov 13,1885,
Railway 0
Send 10 cents postage
and we will send you
free a royal, valuable
sample box of goods
that -will put you in the sway of malting more
money at ones, than anything else in America.
Beth sexes of all ages can live at home and
work in spare time, or all the time, Capital
notrequirud. Wo will start you. Imnionse
pay SRI o /or those who start at 0E00. STINSON
00 ,Portland 1ttaiuo!
HARKNESS
HAIR BALM
Restores grey
hair to its na-
tural color, re-
moves Dandruff,
stops the hair
from falling out,
increases its,
growth, and will
not soil the skin.
As a hair dres-
sing, it has no
superior. Guar
-
anteedharmless.
Prepared by
Harkness & Co.
London, Ont.
Sold by all Druggists
and Patent Medicine
Dealers.
CENTRAL
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.
LOOK, LOOK
CIA Orocory
I Sell for Cash ; I Sell Cheap;
I sell Only the Best ; I Sell
for Small Profits, but
I DO NOT SELL AT COST.
I do not sell without a profit
I will sell as cheap as the
cheapest.
ROLLER FLOUR, GRAFIA.M FLOUR,
CORNMEAL, TEA, TEA, TEA,
COFFEE, COFFEE, COFFEE,
COCOA, C000A, COCOA,
i= Come and see the present with every
6 pounds LI-QUOR TEA.
Tobaccos, Cigars, Oranges, Lemons, and
PEANUTS. -
GEORGE K EM
P,
Family Grocer. Steamship Agent.
SIGN THE FLAG,
Drew Block, South Store.
all kinds o: ordered work.
Sewed work a special
Repairing promptly attended t
G -E0. MAN
Samwel
to make
ity.
0.
SON; -
Late Manager C. T•;acrett's Boot and Shoe
Establishment,
May 14th 84.
ME,
!X! !LOfl
MR. WM. LYNE is prepared :o do
CUSTOM TA!LORINQ
At Kirkton.
SUITS, PANTS OR COATS
made in the Latest Styles, and Satisfaction
guaranteed in every respect.
CUTTING DONE ON THE SHORTEST
NOTICE AND AT LOW RATES.
Ladies Jackets a Specialty
• Give him a trial and be convinced that
will give satisfaction.
WILLIAM LYNE.
Butter &Eggs'
WANTED.
J. Matheson
Has opened out in
Currelley & Co's. Old Stand,
EXETER NORTH
Complete stock of Groceries.
16 lbs. Sugar; $1 Tea, 25, 50
and 75 cts—Good Quality.
Boots & Shoes (All Styles) at Low Prices.
A nicely assorted stock of
E[ RDWA.RE.
FORKS, SCYTHES, BINDING GLOVES,
(Cheap.) Best Machine Oil 60c per Gal.
COAL OIL AS CHEAP AS EVER.
A reduction of 5 Per Cent. on
Tweeds, and Ready-mades. A good Suit of
ALL -WOOL SERGE for $7.50. Suitings and
Overcoats Cheap.
Our Dress Goods are marked down to
the Lowest Notch.
COTTON -20 YARDS FOR ONE DOLLAR.
A House and Lot to soli or rent. Apply to
JOHN MATHESON.
HAY P. 0.
Exeter Butcher Shop.
R. DAVIS,
Butcher & General Dealer
—IN ILL RINDS OF—
Customers supplied TUESDAYS, THURS-
DAYS AND SATUBDAYS at their residence
ORDERS LEFT AT THE SHOP WILL RE
CEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
Per S. S. LUCIff,
Men,
Women,
eE Children
--ARIIIVING DAILY A'T—
DULAA
llG
P 1
KIRK.I ON
THE SPOT FOR
CIIEAP GOOPS
"Never Undersold"
55 1 r AfotTo.
C , W,. DULMVIAC E,
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Iilimville.
The ratepayers are performing their
statute labor.—The Zion S. S. Anni-
versary will be held on Sunday and
Monday. --Contracts for the erection
of a oouple of bridges on the 8th and
9th concessions, were awarded on
Saturday last,—Tile contraot for the
erection of a fence around the town
hall was also lel.—Mr. Thos. Smale
bears off the honors in the growing of
early strawberries, he having picked
some of the delicious fruit on the 5th
June and with ahristian benevolence
and rare unselfishness, presented
them to a sick friend who resides in
Exeter.
Forest.
Saturday night the plate glass win-
dows in Squire Morris' store were
broken by a large stone being thrown
through them. No clue to the cul-
prits, but it is supposed to have been
done by friends of the alleged viola-
tors of the Aot.
Saturday afternoon six cases of
alleged violation of the Scott Act
were heard here before J. P's. Roy, of
Bosanquet, and Morrie, of Forest:
The parties charged were Webster
and Carmiohael, proprietere 3f the
Franklin House, J. Ralph, of the
Farmers' Exchange Hotel; J. S. Mo-
douald, of th Union Hotel; M. L.
Ryan, of the American Hotel; and W.
C.$ Dillon, and Thos. Rose, merohants.
Webster and Carmichael were convict-
ed and fined $50 and coats. They
have appealed. Ralph and J. S,
McDonald were acquitted, with costs
againet the informer. The other
three oases were adjourned one week
for further evidence. County Crown
Attorney Bucks, of Sarnia, prosecut-
ed, and D. S. MoMillan, of Point
Edward, and W. J. Porte, of Forest,
defended.
1)ashiwooa.
Mr. N. Freid, of this plane, left last
week for East Saginaw, Michigan, on
a visit to friends,—Mr. Gasman, of
Germany, adds another soul to our
rapidly increasing population.—Mr.
Kellerman's new residence is being
pushed ahead speedily, and ere long
we hope to be able to report the
house-warming ceremonies.—Pionic
parties may now be (leen daily passing
through our village for the famous
summer resort, Grand Bend.—Sever-
al Zurich bicyclists were in the village
last week ; they are spoiling for a
contest with our champion.—Mr. E.
Rothermeal has had his residence
painted, and things generally improv-
ed. The premises now present a fine
appearance.—Business is again pick-
ing put the fact' revives the good
spirits of our merchants. The pro-
prietors are rapidly pushing ahead
the erection of our flax mill ; a great
mann acres leave been sown in flax. -
Mr. Ealbfieisch is doing a rushing
trade in the agricultural implement'
business.
Merton.
A very enjoyable tune was (spent a
few days ago at the residence of Mr.
D. McRae, Shaayside, Norton, on
the occasion of the mat°ri'ttge of his
daughteZ', Miss Maggie, to Mr, Arch.
Grant, of St. Mary's. The ceremony
was performed by :he Rev. \V, S.
Ball, of the Presbyterian church.
The bride was attended by Miss Jessie
McRae, sister of the bride, and Mies
Nettie Grant, while the bridegroom,
was supported by Mr. Gus Ferguson,
of Birr, and Mr. R. McLaren, of
Forest,
The bride and brfdesmaidg
looked charming, arrayed in simple
white. The wedding gifts were num-
erous and attractive. Between 50
and 60 relatives and friends were
present, among wbotn were Mr. and
Mrs, Ferguson, 13irr; Miss Boston
and Miss Maggie Scott, Ferguson;
C.
M ❑ n Mrs. d I reMdl'nt re
y S tr
athrUy;
iblfss Genge, blies Robson, Mr. Stew-
art, London; Captain Robeson, Mr.
and Mies Walker, Mr. and Miss Scott,
Dr. and Mrs. Robson, Mrs. Ball, Mr.
and Mrs. Kennedy, and many others
too numerous to mention. After
lunch the happy couple left for their
new home, St. Marys.
e rnnton..
Srrah Cain, of Biddulph,' was coni
milted by J. P.'s Mowbray and Stan
ley, at Granton, for being insane arse
dangerous to be at largo, and take
to the jail London, Tuesday after
noon.
Oi;er.--Mrs. Douglas Waltman, of
the Biddulph and London townline
peeped away on Monday morning, at
the early age of 25. She leaves a
husband and four small children to
mourn her lose. Deceased was a
daughter of Mr. Benjamin Walden,
161h con. London.
BRIEFS.—Mr. Wm. Levitt, sr., is
laid up from a kick on the hip from
one of his horses, -The appointment
of Rev. J. C. Stephenson to Granton
for another year, gives general satis-
faction. --Mr. Eames, station master
G. T. R„ and wife, have gone to De-
troit and other points, to spend their
holidays ; they expect to be absent
about a month. --Out of a dozen
notices or more of births in these
items during the past six months, not
one has been for a boy ; this time it
is again a daughter, and the happy
father is Mr. Geo. H. Allen, teacher
of Revere, on the 2nd inst.--After a
visit of seven or eight months in this
neighborhood, Mrs. James Thompson
left this week to join her husband in
their prairie home in.the North-west;
she took with her, her sister Miss
Violet MoMillan.—The wife and fam-
ily of Rev. Mr. Phillips, of Acton, are
visiting their numerous friends here ;
it is expected that Mr. Phillips will be
present at the different appointments
on the ;Granton circuit cn Sunday
next.—It would be difficult to find a
hamlet in which the sidewalks are in
a more dilapidated condition than
those of Granton ; it is about time
for us to pub forth au effort to copy
the example of our ambitious little
neighbor, Kirkton.--A garden party
in aid of the Methodist Churoh re-
pairing fund, will be given at Mr. J.
Wallace's, on Friday evening ; ad-
mission is fixed at the low price cf
15o; rev. Mr. Phillips, a former pas-
tor, is expected bo take part in the
exercises of the evening.
Lucan.
Miss Kelly, of Carlile, is at present
visiting Mr. J. Atkinson, jeweller.
The new fence in front of Mr. W.
Stanley's residence is quite an im-
provement.
Mr. Lemmon, of South Haven,
Mich., is at present visiting Mr. Wm.
Pratt, of this village.
A number of new buggies passed
through here last week going north.
What is the matter with the northern
carriage builders ?
Mr. W. Scott, left on Friday last
for Napanee, where he intends to
follow his neual occupation, cabinet
making. Will. will be missed.
The Irish Nine, are praotiaing
every evening, but are in a weak
oonditionat present, having lost three
of its members. They can play a
very strong game all the same.
Mr. Gibson, of this place, who has
been ill for the past three months,
left on Saturday evening last for a
trip to the old country, for the benefit
of his health. He was accompanied
by Mr. L. Scott, formerly principal of
the public school here, whose health
has been poorly of late.
On Monday last, Mr. Wm. Flem-
ming, of London, and Miss L, Keefe,
daughter of Mr. Robt. Keefe, of
Biddulph, were united in matrimony.
They left in the evening for London,
and from there they purpose taking
a trip to New York.
Mr. J. Carrot, returned from Brit-
ish Columbia a short time ago. He
has hired about thirty-five young men
from around Biddulph, to go bridge
building 011 the C. P. R. They started
ore Monday evening last. Biddulph
will be well represented among the
Chinese.
Kirkton.
Mr. Win, Stinson is building it new
frame kitchen.
Mr. Joseph Hawkey, has just had
a comfortable frame house erected in
the village.
Our tailor, Mr. Lyne, is doing a
rushing business as he hag no lee`s'
than five hands at work.
Our village g can now boast of good
substantial sidewaikes. Good use is
made of theta too, especially on these
beautiful Sunday evenings.
Messrs. Samuel and Julius Doupe,
returned on Friday last, after spend-
ing a pleasant weolt with friends at
Mount Forest.
Rev. C. Fletcher B. A., of Far-
quhar, preached in fine Methodist
church on Sunday night to a crowded
house.
Rev. M. Ball is expected to be the
minister for the Kirltton circuit this
doming year. This circuit now
inoludes Third Line, Salem and
Kirkton appointments.
'Our athelete, Mr.. Oros Douse,
who won six medals at St. Marys, on.
the 24th, went West en Monday, tie
attend caledonian games at Strathroy,,
and other places. May he return.
laden with laurels,
At the caledonian games held at
Strathr.oy, an Tuesday, our athelete,
Mr. Amos Doupe, carried oil several
laurels. 3rd for running long jump,
8rd,running, hop, stop and jump, and
2nd turning high jump. Mr. D„
was "in'bad shape, and had some fleet
ones to compete againet.
Mr. William Hanna, appears to be
an heir to misfortune. In our last
correspondence we gave an account'
of bine beiug dragged under a oulti•
vator by a runnaway team. No
sooner had ho recovered than a more
serious aooldent befell him. Com "'
mencing statute tabor on Monday
n
morn iand co
g mining out of the.
gravel pit with his .first load, his
team, wtlioh by the way, is a very
high lifed one, became somewhai
unruly, bringing him by some means
or other, in contact with the hind
'wheel, breakiug his breast bone in
two places and inflicting a gash ilia
his head five inches in length, laying
bare the skull. It is thought hardly
possible that the wheel passed over
him, as with the load there was on, it
would have crushed him to the earth.
He now lies in a very painful and
critioal condition, though we are glad
to know that Dr. Irving has good
hopes of his recovery.
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St. Marys.
Mies Norah Clench, of this plane,
played at it concert in Leipaio on May
14, given in honor of the anniversary
of the birthday of King Albert, of
Saxony. She played the celebrated'
ohaoonne for the violin written by J.
S. Bach, one of the most difficult
pieces ever written for the instrumeut,
and received great praise from the
Leipsio papers for her performance.
At the June sitting of the Middle-
sex County Oourt and general sessions
of the peace, held at London, on
Monday, Mr. Sidney Bradehaw, a
young man employed in the Bank of
Montreal branch, Si. Marys, brought
action against the G. T. lt, Company
to recover $135, the value of personal
effects which were taken from his
trunk at the St. Marys town station,
burglarized on the night of 'Oct. 28,
1886. Tha station in question is on
the branch line to London, and was
built for the convenience of the towns
people, the regular station being on
the main line, about a mile and a
half from town. Mr. Bradshaw bad
purchased a ticket from Montreal to
St. Marys, and had his baggage
checked accordingly. He stopped of
at Toronto, however, and the trunk ..
oame on, he following in a day or so.
It was put off on the platform, and
no one galling for it in the course of
an hour and a half, was put on the
next train passing through the town
station, where it was left. This, the
baggage -master at the regular station
said, was customary. The trunk was
put in the town station, where no ons
remains oyer night, and was taken
out by a burglar and broken open.
The plaiutiff contended that the trunk
should not have been carried past the
regular depot to the town station, and
also that the latter was not safe or
proper plane in which to put baggage,
particularly as there was no watch-
man. The jury took a different view
and brought in a verdict fordefendanta
Such a virdiat as this does not smile
well for the jury's reasoning propen-
sities.
1.••-•
l tet11odist Church.
The London Conference opened ai
St. Thomas, on Thursday last. The
President Dr. Sanderson, presiding.
Several members were transferred To.
the Guelph conference. The confer:''
ence ballotted for president, there
being Revs. W. S. Pascoe, Dr. Parker
and D. G. Sutherland, standing; Mr.
Pasooe received the largest vote, the
next ballot gave Dr. Parker the largest.
The third ballot between Dr.Parker
and W. S. Pascoe, resulted in favor
of the former by 10 votes. Several
probationers were received. Dr,
Rycicman presented the report of the
educational fund, ehowing an increase
of $224,000 over last year.
The Guelph conference convened
at Goderioh last week. On Wednes-
day evening a grand missionary meet•
ing was held, and several stirring ad-
dresses were delivered, The follow-
ing persons were sent to college:—
J. B. Walwin, J. B. Legear, H. Card-
well, J. J. Crookshanks, J. W. Friz.
zell, E. 33. Shaw and J. F. MoLaoh-
lan. In his address in opening the
Guelph Conference Wednesday, Rev.
letr. McDowell made the following
remarks in reference to the liquor
traffic :---the liquor traffic, long a
powerful obstacle to the advancement
of truth and religion, is b000tni'ng,
increasingly distasteful to the•rriasses
of rile people. The attitude of the
churches of ,Christ with respect to
this burning question ie one of the
encouraging signs of the times. Tho
people of God desire and pray; 'that
the legislation of this Dominion relat-
ing to this giant evil may be alis
legislation of prohibition, thstt it may
be a eritne to malie and sell alcohol,
except for medicinal or mechanical
purposes. '•
Both conferences aro still in Sea.,M
Bion, and as we print nothing has,been
learned of the final draft of the etlt;
tiomng committee.