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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1886-7-15, Page 4� Tc Abit$'64 aver r Thul,'31wy 1110 itll;,et kite NOES STEAM PRINTING HOUSE ittaxu-street,nearlyoppoaite Pittettai Jewelery Sterel`f+l;teter, Qut.,by coil White S Sou, 1'ro- -1:1,1N0g–Q, Lodge they were foimQil: 10 prose tik/u, in U4O rd 'e Park,lit the fel- ryes 'o the Editor ef the Z:„reter'whites. 10'44190tier, 25Ih 134°4_14°111 Ba"" The oyes►or fire always in :syrtapatli ^ With A few of the readers of your paper St- Mary9 '.f•rOdge No. 3.1, IU'ibberli, the hotly: anti afford ail excellent mete way bo glad to see a fewv 1ivas from IV' ill., Henry Bodey; 835, ) i ohel , of its condition, 'Then the eyes begone() uiietaxs, nee. 1 ani pleased',. to know you are WM, White, W. M,; 381, l'4 toliell woall,awl the Ilea eueatmednteeee e, itis a eerie or Anvwneisnee ; going to Bend on, to our new borne, .hood, 131Rnshard, W. lvf'.:, M. Irving; nu evitterlee that the system has Weenie birst.ivaeltian,lie?e duo le cents. The T1ntss, We have read it for 466, 8th: Line Bippeh;ar4,, W. M„ disortlereci lay' $crofrrla, foo` ~their Ayers Erroll .iseee a srert ou teavorttt's eue,iite eiioul�i three ears d g y Sarsaparilla is the host 1ae9d 1. Fouled',. be sent in net later than: 5 ednestlay =riming our a in Oredi• G.ep. SoA p� 1cJ`�I, WoRdham, W, Al., p y uriU a s fou, I am safe In saying it will be 1-1 J Po lestone; 518,ItSt..toMi Mary,-; Scrofula, which produeod a paiufnl in.. , Robert Stewart; 501, n, ��'. tianunatian in ply otos, Roused ins lnuelr more eagerlylooked for no and OnxJgB PttTrT�INCx DXBI' A1i'IM>7NT is oneI uffering ;Por a rluinbor of years, By tk?e of the largest end bestegolasney,ltntheCounty in ore carefully read. We did not net ., Wm, Robinson; 5J2, 10 1 Lit)0 advieoOf apllyi01U XRRlinneneedtwlrng afktnxon, All wgrkentritstett tonstiviilroaeiv it for the fist week after our arrival; Blanchard, W. 11I',, A. Dinsmore; 707, ,Ayerni Sarsaparilla, After usingg this eerexemptettention: Downie W, M. ohu Lennox; SOS, { 'Medicine a chert time Itvas colnplotely ,IN' Editor, me , , Perhaps you thought, Mr, Decisidna lite t4141.tnread papers. LgRu, marched Eo Robt. Lintop, anti 1 Cured g P; would be too busy to they the beautiful grove , Ilfy eyes are !low iu a sp1O0(1 d eondltion, t�apei�' Hoevever, We have got about seg 1 d,and I am as Gvoll artcl tl•ouc* Any person who takesa, al,erreaulerlyfroau for I another Metbodiit Mims- of 1VIr. Alex. Kirk, which was kitldly s as aver,— the post• illee,whether• directed mitis name or hope, , ! rs, lyillialu Gage, Corlcord,°N, IT, another's, or whether hehaa aubseribed oxuot fermi terw. 1L must ocnfess 1 have giv;loci n for the 000asinn, the beu(1 l�or a number of year's I was tr'otthled 2 Ifo, arson orders his paper tlisnoutinued g g moving— the me fine and aptlrA; rlatt { with a lrttmor iu nit oyes, sect was 4tnable £le must pay all areasor the publisher may only three years in a plage, but, how• select ods on the way to. the grove. I to•obtain any relief until I e011ni ei eed payment,isrresponsible no liking for this movie ', maven p y continue to send it until the payment is made, ever, before it is lengthened, weprayDinner was served tri a war large! l using 9yer's Sorsa�1llaxilla. '1'bis nredioine and then eolleet the whole amount, 'whethery g ' has eitected a complete cure sect Ibelieve the poser is ratan hong the cities or not, for grace to submit3graoefully to the number t ' people, who seemed to l it to be the host of blooc'1 purifiers. 3 in idles for sulaseriptious, the snit may be C E. U 2 .inebitutedinthe place where the paper is pub. powers that be. It is dust and right relish the dilior.ous edibles. After t iton,Nashua,N.Ii. 1isp0(1, a1611ouelx the subseriber easy reside for us to llcknowledge tine kindness of dinner, A'Ir. Wm. White, W. M. r f Fiolu childhood, ane until within ai few 'hundreds ri the coni s haaway, d eictaa that refusing to the friends on the Crediton circuit, Mitchell Lodge, was voted to rho moutbs,1 have ecce ailkicted with' 1Yoak +oke uewspapexe or peiiodiea1s from the post- and Soro Eyes, 1 havo used for these oflioe, or removing and leaving thele uncalled Many times during our Pastorate 4l'lair, and he in a' few well choeelt complaints, lvftb beuetioial results, Ayer s dor ispximafacieevicleuco.ofinteutionitlfrau+t they expressed tliemse1ve9 in the aaad very suitable remnrke lntrodueect Sarsaparilla, and consider it rI great b]oocl - most tangible way; but on the eve of the speakers, the first of whom wt g purifior.-11Irs. C. Phillips, Glover, Vt. I sui%red ler a year with inflamma- R , our departure a number of the friends Rev. Mr. Fear, of WRndham, who tion iuuiy left eye, `Chree ulcers formod ,,fie (_-,fie/er llTdZ�'1i. made a friendly call at the parsonage, was followed by Mr, Robt. Porter, 1 :lain n the ball, depi'iviug rue of sight, and The house being too small tables formerly of Rirkton, Rev. Mr. Hall, causing great pain. After' trying many other remedies, toile purpose, I was finally were spread outside, with just such Kirkton, Rev. Mr. Hale, also of Kirk induced to use Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and, things as Crediton ladies can provide.' ton, Rev. Mr. bteyeuson, of Grautou, That's all I need to say about the Mr. Wm. Johnston, and Mr. Geo, eatables. After this the company fil- Lowrie. The speakers each made led the house, Miss Hooking, ase., excellent speeches, but it was con - school teacher, road a very M fine ad.. ceded by all that Mr. Porter delivered dress to Mra. Veale, In it they ex- the address of the day. Every ono pressed a wish far hoppiuess andhtlse- prese.rjt seemed to enjoy themselvoi fulness fu our pew home. Mrs. John to the fullest extent, in listening to { Trevethiok presented Mfrs. Veale with the adresses, swinging and witnessing a silver batter cooler and a beautiful the base ball match between the Elimville. and Kirkton teams. The match' resulted in an easy victory for the home team. The score at the conclusion of the 6th innings being 52 to 18. There Wa3 nothing occur red to marr the day's proceedings except that three roughs from Mit• ohell, who had imbibed too freely of l the intoxicating cup, let their botse run away and their rig collided with a double carriage belonging to Mr. Adam Sperling, of Auderson, ip Q�ATU ?';E S PEl`F10,..T IIF.,'LTH which were seated Airs. Sperling, 'Mrs. rs intpooFiblie, if the pi1- CURE FOR stile Liver Inactive,!' John Hardy and two children; one ol" Btf9�Cvt 9�L�Tl�IN or the Bowels d Constipated. Tarrant's 'iif1'&+rvescent Stitzer :aperient. will cure (oustit,auon, Sick ".ieadaahe dud i)cs- 1xl,�i,,. It ,¢t;;,'!It(VS the b,.w.l; it IA euab1as t! 0,0 of fe•,1,1.• digt,tie:I• THUSRDAY, JULY 8th 1880. H F' IS A R!:'FU1 .11 ERi. A few weeks ago we published a letter from Rev. A. Andrews, re$ard- ingthe government's oondnat towards the Northwest Indians. We stated. th1t Mr. Andrews was a Reformer, and that his statements could not be regarded as being prejudiced to picket truest, some other nice presents bis party. The lilobe, however', being laid on the table for the children throws diaeredit upon his statements and myself. Will the friends accept and charges slim with being a Conserv- our best thanks, and we pray that the blessings of our Heavenlyb'ather may rest upon them. We express our thanks to soma of the brethren ; Mr. Sweet, sr., Mr. Banes., Mr. Hodgins, The Godorich Signal, a journal that Mr. Hooper, Mr. nilanvilie, Mr. A. has been eudeayoring to make politi• Clark, Mr. John 'Taylor, Mr. J. and cal capital nut of this gentleman's W. Lewis, for their general kindness. previous statements will do well to We might refer to the kindness of the sisters in the highest terms, but aliere are too many to mention, but ere I close I want more particularly to thank Messrs. Lamport, Robt. Clark, and Saniter for moving our things without any charge. We thank you all. My !,:f present charge is not so extensive as Crediton, I have 3 churches, so that I preach once a day in each; two very good congrega• tions one rather small. The friends, so far, seem kind. I trust we shall be able to render them good services. .Delaware and country, they say, is very healthy; there is no lank of water, springs flow plentifully. The farmers about here trusts principally to fall wheat, hay, corn, and•potatoes. They don't put in much spring grain. I remain, Yours truly, J. Veale. ative. To give the 1eople of Ontario the facts of the ease, he writes the following letter to the Toronto !tfail, which appeared a few days ago. digest the oontenta of the followiug :— To the Editor of the Mail. Sia.—Having returned to Ontario for a fortnight on business relative to church work. I have been amused, and not a little surprised, to see my name still to the fore in regard to the Indian problem, this time, how- ever, apparently to settle the question as to whether I am a Tory or a Reformer. The lllail claims that I am a Reformer and the Globe that I am "a Tory of the Tories." I never thought it a matter of any public inter- est what I was politically. But it the two Journals care to know, I may answer. The Globe correspondent says the Mail calls "Rev. Mr. Andrews a Reformer. The Illail knows this is a lie. He is a Tory, aucl always has been a Tory of the the Tories." Personally, although having had a vote in two counties in Ontario for many years, it has never been oast for a can- didate in any political campaign. I never de- livered a political speech or to my knowledge wrote a line merely to help any political party. What the writer means by "a Tory of the Tories," Ithardly know. 11 that I am of a Tory family—then my honored father's re- cord may be given. He always voted, from the days of James iT. Price to the end of the chapter, for Reform candidates, except once when lie cast his vote for a special friend. " My brother established the Bruce Reporter at 'Kincardine, when the Hon. Edward Blake first contested the South Riding of Bruce and that paper was the recognized organ of the -party and is still. The truth is I' have not time to be a politician and have no desire to ally myself to any party. But I have strong views on some leading questions of the day, anal will not avow them. I am a free trader, but the nation that will not deal with us old that basis shall not find me willing to receive her goods free, unless it be to my own inter- est in some cases to allow them so to enter. In the merits of the Riel question I breathed very freely when I learnet�that Riel had been actually hanged, and I am�liankfull that the Government had enough backbone and good sense not to interfere with the course of Itut- ice in his case. I am a prohibitionist out and out, but I want the Government to have con- trol of the entire manufacture of liquors and also of their sale, which shall be restricted to medicinal and mechanical purposes—sales to d all bysalaried t h • A. A. ,6- 4 Zurich. The dust is laid low, the refreshing shower of Tuesday evening did it. New potatoes. are on the tables again. A number of our townspeople pat- ronized the celebration in Exeter, on the 12 inst. Master Geo. Merrier, who broke his arm a short time ago is all right again. The young part of the French community Bauble Line, are busy --getting married. Father Kealy has his hands full. Messrs. Block, Gies, Karcher, and Heyrook have raised fine new barns on their farms. T' • Zurich boys lent their assistance each. a .•- 4 Lucan. By Taking three bottles of this medicine, have been entirely cured. My sight has been re- stored, aucl there is no sign of inflamma- tion, sore, or ulcer in my eye. —Kendal T. Bowen, Sugar Tree Ridge, Ohio. ify daughter, ten years old, was afflicted with Scrofulous Sore Eyes, During the last two years she never saw light of any kind. Physicians of the highest standing exerted their skill, but with no permanent success. On the reeommeudatiou of a friend I purchased a bottle of Ayer's Sar- saparilla, which my daughter commenced taking. Before she had used the third bottle her sight was restored, and she eau now look steadily at a brilliant light with- out pain. Her cure is complete. — W. E. Sutherland, Evangelist, Shelby City, Ky. 'Ayer's , Ayers Sarsaparillas' Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Bold by all Druggiete, Price T; six bottles, $ii. Mrs. Hardy's children had her collar bone broken and the others were somewhat injured. The village 'rao gaily decorated with arches bunting ice., and all the villagers did all they could to make the affair a suclesa and were repaid by having their high- est anticipations realized. To the Editor of the Times. Sia:—I notice in !list week's issue t , a„j ,y their , ood. It red !,ee, leever,'Cools the t�e�/ r��yrpn�yQ lth,n!1 i, iav limbic in Sick -Headache flit<s«nd .11,,i,tntnatory 1)isrnee.. And is a justly AND esteets eLl A p -, ieut for of paper, that Our Eltlnvllle htl,hru P wuunutc«1 cox y Das foot race which took lace Ili housn.4aelt "oid7 L,y .11rr,rp,sts eau�wll[nc. p l branufaetureo only by T.T 121ie! \T & Ctr„ New that burg on Saturday, 4th inst., be-, {'Stork. • tween myself and Jas. Powell, stating =---- •that Powell won each heat. I admit TN THE HIGH ' OU•[1•[' OIa :JUS - he did, but he would not have had 1 TIOE, aHA•NaEni i)IVISt ),. known the affair was going to appear pli the luatter of the North .ILtlF of LOT in print; I played with him only, and NUM BIiIt FOULS in die NI i CE•1 CON - to prove it such, I will run him 100 cEssioN of taw TowNsaip OP tis - yards for from $10 to $25 a side, ]OMNI,,;n ill,; COUNTY OF HURON. Notice tercet gi^can ttu,•t �t'illeiane T.tylor, raoe to take place at Kukton, one t f Ir tl l o ty of yourp1 1 D6,§EPS1A respot>'dent, !Hakes novo of a frivol, f p,hn,Jl he foun,l nl o'•er• o le ,In it1 (i tl1J1:(1, t!1 1 ULL week from date. Huron, yoea,11, 111 ln;cde au •,pplication to the Chaucer, bivi-ioe of tlx: High 'Jourt of July 15111. W. LYRE. Justice, for a c,trtilicate 01 title to the above mentioned prop arty under the "Act for .Quiel• Scott's .Einuls'lon of Pure, in, Title; to Real Estate iu Ontario" and has Cod Liver 00, with Hypophosphites, produeeit c,videuee whereby ire up ears to be the owner thereof in fen 61111)10, fr& e from all .4s a Remedy •for Pulmonary Affections and incu:nbraneee. Wncroforo any other person SC7ofxtlotes Diseases. having or uretOtulind. to have a"v title sr, or interest in the 6,1 id land or any part thereof, Dr. IBA LANG—a prominent physician in is required, on or before SATURDAY, the New York, says :—I am greatly pleased with your Emulsion. Have found it very service- able in above diseases, and it is easily ad- ministered on account of its palatableness. 0 0 t e 1; 1 i agents, who cases, sa ar e be made In s g , Mies Ida Kent, of London, is visit- ing shall have no direcfinterest in the profits of friends in town. the sales, We are not ready for this yet, but I the day will come -when this will be the Mr. Robert Johnston Smith, of law of the whole Dominion. 'I am an impar- London, was in town last Sunday al federationist and no "secesher." visiting friends. Now I think myself a Reformer in the pro- 1- per sense of the word -and ft matters little Flax pulling oommensed on Mon- day last. am a Tory or a Grit -so that 1 can day last. `There are large qnantities be helpfnll to my country 'and maintain an in this neighborhood. Honorable position as a min, a Canadian and A valuable horse of Mr. P. But - as an Englishman. flat's, died on Wednesday last, from Yours, etc., ALFRED ,ANDRE WS. the bursting of a blood vessel. P. ,S—I may state here that I sent to the ( A game of base ball wits played here Globe from Lethbridge, on May 14th last, a on the 12th, between the 3rd Nine of carefully prepared reply to the remarkable Craig , and the Brd Nine of Lucan, letter of Rev. Mr. Robertson in that paper on which resulted in a defeat for the the Indian question, and did not know until teat week that it was never published. If Luoanites by a score of 21 to 17. that is the Globe's idea of fair play then I can Walking seems to be good—judging say that T can only say that I greatly differ from the appearance of three young fromthatview. men of our town who strolled iu on Tuesday last. Guess the 12th did L'DIToliel tr NOTI,S. not use then' very well. The Irish Nine B. B. C., are pre THE Conservatives and Unionists paring for a match with the Craig have already a majority of members teatn. They have great confidence elected in Britian. Gladstone will in themselves einoe they gave the most likely resign. Salisbury with Exeter team a dcuble defeat on Mon Hartington will probably form a day last. coalition government with a prograun Jas Howe and John Neil, of this which will include a local government town were charged before Squire bill for, England, Scotlaud and Ire- Hannah, of London, last Friday with land; reforne and extension of the breaking into the; house of Jaue Artisan's Dwelling,:.,Act, itoluding Wright and threatbing to shoot her. dwellings, of farm laborers, r aborers and a Neil was discharged, Howe was corn - measure for the cheaper transfer of milted for trial. land. It will be found that the con- –�► servatives in 'England as in Canada The 'Twelfth hit Ktrkcton, are the real Reformers: The 100th.'anniversary of the battle thefi al revision of the' Boyne was celebrated by the 'Wednesday of last week noeteugemeu• of the St, mary's Distrldt of the Olinton voters' list ryas passed by Judge , and three lodges from South Hnrou Doyle. I1,did not; take an hone to do the ewe. g t im o , ness. 7 Conservatives anca;12ltoforinerswere in right loyal style, Monday last; added; ti Censervaiiwes itrd 14, lteforiners at tfio village of Iiitkton. Thee sttiiekoff. AfeVieW"ofacbinparisonbetween vele °10' lodges l"esant a[to etl>er f thine andthe ileW"tvili `estif g P= g thestdemera g jest* and When the vieitin brethren had the statement that those will be lolly a net . g recerved, 05 agreed apo yort v -Di to gale in tldli til rt u0 rete46 ,.s:ll heels C' i;"Ht �y lite irlttat� t T.UlaI'Y•F'IROT 1):1Y ci lULY, now neat en. suing to file :. stat0•,1eat of his or her claim verified byutlicltvitinmyoffice, in the Court House, in the To Wu of (;oder'ch, in the County of Ffurop. and to serve ,t copy on the said Will{am Taylor or on Lowis H. Dicksot , his oliciber, n.t his etiice in the 'Village of Exeter, n the County of Huron ; and in default every !uchclaim will bebarred. and the title of the aid William Taylor become absolute and in- lefeasible at Law and in Equity, subject only o the reservations mentioned in the 17th 10etiou of Cb a said Act, therein mentioned and iuutbet•ed one, two.tttree and four. Dated this 17111 day of Juno, A,D„ 188Q N. SIALOOMSOI', Referee & Master 1Lt Uoderioh. 1414.61103418 hereby givon, cautioning any par chasing or, negotiating a ;note uiaclo by Jolm veal; 1)1.favor of one George 31ariisi the amine having beep obtained under fmisd and fiadttiont representations, and will be contest- ed, Elio full Value forthesame not hewiligbeen u 40= t' f MAC KI N AC. Tho Moet Delightlol SUMMER TOUR Palace Steamers. Bow Bates. Four Trips; per Week Between DETROIT AND MACKINAC And Every Week Day Between DETROIT AND CLEVELAND Write for our "Picturesque Mackinac," Illustrated. Contain Sall Partioulars. Mailed Pres. Detroit & Cleveland Steam Nay. Co. C. D. WHITCOMB, GEN. PASS. AGT., DETROIT. MICH. C BR4 i N, UNDERTAKER, 4 CABINET MAKBR Walnut & Rosewood Caskets ALSO COFFINS 03 EVERY D,ESOOIPTION.. 434 01 It BARGAINS EVERY DAY. DRY -GOODS, CASHMERES, SILKS & SATINS, PRINTS, cc., MUST UST CLEARED OUT -1 TO MAKE ROOM FOR FALL STOOK. VERYBODY COME ! IT �'.AYS TO GO TO NTON OS. .1130111, u H RDW � '.E Buy AT THE LD STABLISIIED” To be Bold at nook F ottom Prices, WhL o1esaIe and Retail: Car Load of Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes ; car load of German window Glass, Star, Diamond Star, Double Thick ; Car load of Binder Twine now on hand, Flax, Mixed & Pure Manilla, cheap for cash ; Car load Water Lime Calcine Plaster, Hair,.Fire Brick and Clay ; Five car loafs of Iron and Steel, two and four barb, Buckthorn and Ribbon Wires; 25 car loads Blacksmiths', Chestnut, Stone and Soft Coals. (Order' Binder Twine and Fall supply Coal early.) HARVEST TOOLS.—Spades, Forks, Rakes, FMowers, Reapers, Binders, Scythes Hay Forks, Ropes, Pullies, Machine Oils (all kinds.) IN BUILDERS' HARDWARE. —Rini, Mortise and Dead Locks, Hinges, Hand Saws, Sash Weights, a full line. IN CARRIAGE GOODS.—Patent Wheels, Conboy Tops, Bent Stuff, Trimmings and Dash Leathers, Muslin, Drills, Ducks, Oil Cloth, Buckram, Springs, axles, Circles, &c. IN PAINTS.—Elephant and James' Lead, Raw and Boiled English Oils, Ready-made Paints, Tubes, Colors,. Transfers, Drop Black, Oak ,Varnish and Shellac , IN MILL SUPPLIES,—Asbestus, Jutes and Hemp Packings ; 'Lea er and Rubber Boltings, Rubber Hose. Tiles, Gauge Glasses, Pipe and Fittings, Angle and Globe Valves. Above goods, having been bought at manufacturer's prices, will be sold cheap. JAS. PICKARD. PARIS GREEN IS DEATH to THE POTATO BUG -- : TO BE SURE :— BUT PURE PARIS GREEN IS SURE DEATH TO THE BUG, AND DOES NOT INJURE THE PLANT PURE PARIS GREEN ! A Complete Stock of Robes & Trimmings Always on hand, PVIREIIALS FURNISF; D AND CON- DtJOTED AT Low fATltis. • 'tel I un• ofFulnl e s M Stook y` excelled. SOLD AT sc atizirvis D:RUG ST°ORE EXETER. FOR 30 DAYB ONLY casae ciearina said At BXS$1TT BROB. As we are going to enlarge our premises to accommodate our rapidly increasing busi ness, we will offer AT COST the following lines f Scythes, Scythe Snaths, Steel Barley Forks J 4 Steel. Hay Forks, Manure Forks, Boys' Forks, ) Hoes, Shovels of all kinds, E Spades, 2 & 4 Barbed wire, Buckthorn Fencing, Plaid wire, Tarred Felt Paper, Plain Felt Paper. —Pure Manilla :Binder Twine ,— Also a full stock of General Building Hardware, consisting of Nails, Locks, Hinges', Glass, Putty, White Lead, Raw and Boiled Oil [English)] Turpentine, &c,, &c,, Stoves and Tin- ware, a full stock at our, • usually low prices.. Agents for the 2ontloss Metallic Shingle Roofing-alight dllable and Gea roof li . , suitable for dwellings d..: i " .. p �'f . �' an ootbulldlllgs where there' is a quarter pitch or over, E'avo Troughinga S -ecialt . volt ani, flee that we are a,clvertioing foots and, 0 511,11l' 30USE & LOT FOR SALE. The subscriber offers for sale, her property n A lbert-st., near 6tation, containing on e. fifth f an acre of land : there is a house erected hereon, a frame dwelling and a good stable leo a good well of hard water; never goes ry. This property is suited for a sma11 fain- ly. Terms reasonable, For further particn- ire apply at this office or to MRS. DISJARDINE, 8 m.] • Exeter ,P, O' FARM FOR SALE. The subscriber offers for sato Hs farm, con- mining 80 acres, being Lot 20, North Boundary itepben. There are 5 acres in brush, remain - ler cleared. Good brick, house, (new), frame ,arn and stable, good wells. A splendid or. hard of fruit -bearing trees, Situated within 0 rods of a Post Office. For terms apply to JOHN FEN WICK, (2 mos) Sarepta 1'. D. • NOTICE. riathe goods of George Drought, deceased, pursuant to act of Parliament, 29 Victoria, :hapten 28, intituled an Act to amend the law if property and trust in Upper Canada, notice s hereby given that all creditors,' next of kin, Ind other persons having any claims or de. wands upon or against the estate of George Drougbt,]ate 0f the Township of'Osborne, in ;he County of Huron, yeoman„ deceased, who departed this life on or about the 22nd day of January, 1886, are hereby required to send in lull la andproof of t orrice xs heir cl 'm r da• naiads upon the saiestate, toBornard Stan. ey, of Lucan, one of the Executors, on or bo. 'ore the 15th day of October, A, D„ 1880, and :urther tale notice that at the expiration of :he time abovo mentioned for bringing In such - ,aims, the Executors of the said deceased will >roceed to distribute the assets of the testator ,among the parties entitled thereto, having re. •ard only 10 the claims of which the Execut- ire bane their nose. Dated at Liman, in the County of Middlesex, ihisOth day of July A.D., 1880. • BERNARD STANLEY, WM, ARMI'1'AGE,1 Executors. [,ins . A GENTS WANTED. --Steady Elnployntent'to good men, None need - )0 idle. Previous experience not essontled. We pay either salary or commission. 100 smart Ben wanted. at once to eauvass for t1 a salo 01 Canadian Grown Mersey Stock. The Font - rill Nurseries. Largest in Canada ; over 400 60x06. Don't apply unless you can furniob irst-class references and want to work, NO ronin for lazy men, but can employ any 1151510 )er of energetic mon who want work, Address STUNT] & WELLINGTON, NirnsnBssrmN, Toronto, Ont. CAUTION 1414.61103418 hereby givon, cautioning any par chasing or, negotiating a ;note uiaclo by Jolm veal; 1)1.favor of one George 31ariisi the amine having beep obtained under fmisd and fiadttiont representations, and will be contest- ed, Elio full Value forthesame not hewiligbeen u 40= t' f MAC KI N AC. Tho Moet Delightlol SUMMER TOUR Palace Steamers. Bow Bates. Four Trips; per Week Between DETROIT AND MACKINAC And Every Week Day Between DETROIT AND CLEVELAND Write for our "Picturesque Mackinac," Illustrated. Contain Sall Partioulars. Mailed Pres. Detroit & Cleveland Steam Nay. Co. C. D. WHITCOMB, GEN. PASS. AGT., DETROIT. MICH. C BR4 i N, UNDERTAKER, 4 CABINET MAKBR Walnut & Rosewood Caskets ALSO COFFINS 03 EVERY D,ESOOIPTION.. 434 01 It BARGAINS EVERY DAY. DRY -GOODS, CASHMERES, SILKS & SATINS, PRINTS, cc., MUST UST CLEARED OUT -1 TO MAKE ROOM FOR FALL STOOK. VERYBODY COME ! IT �'.AYS TO GO TO NTON OS. .1130111, u H RDW � '.E Buy AT THE LD STABLISIIED” To be Bold at nook F ottom Prices, WhL o1esaIe and Retail: Car Load of Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes ; car load of German window Glass, Star, Diamond Star, Double Thick ; Car load of Binder Twine now on hand, Flax, Mixed & Pure Manilla, cheap for cash ; Car load Water Lime Calcine Plaster, Hair,.Fire Brick and Clay ; Five car loafs of Iron and Steel, two and four barb, Buckthorn and Ribbon Wires; 25 car loads Blacksmiths', Chestnut, Stone and Soft Coals. (Order' Binder Twine and Fall supply Coal early.) HARVEST TOOLS.—Spades, Forks, Rakes, FMowers, Reapers, Binders, Scythes Hay Forks, Ropes, Pullies, Machine Oils (all kinds.) IN BUILDERS' HARDWARE. —Rini, Mortise and Dead Locks, Hinges, Hand Saws, Sash Weights, a full line. IN CARRIAGE GOODS.—Patent Wheels, Conboy Tops, Bent Stuff, Trimmings and Dash Leathers, Muslin, Drills, Ducks, Oil Cloth, Buckram, Springs, axles, Circles, &c. IN PAINTS.—Elephant and James' Lead, Raw and Boiled English Oils, Ready-made Paints, Tubes, Colors,. Transfers, Drop Black, Oak ,Varnish and Shellac , IN MILL SUPPLIES,—Asbestus, Jutes and Hemp Packings ; 'Lea er and Rubber Boltings, Rubber Hose. Tiles, Gauge Glasses, Pipe and Fittings, Angle and Globe Valves. Above goods, having been bought at manufacturer's prices, will be sold cheap. JAS. PICKARD. PARIS GREEN IS DEATH to THE POTATO BUG -- : TO BE SURE :— BUT PURE PARIS GREEN IS SURE DEATH TO THE BUG, AND DOES NOT INJURE THE PLANT PURE PARIS GREEN ! A Complete Stock of Robes & Trimmings Always on hand, PVIREIIALS FURNISF; D AND CON- DtJOTED AT Low fATltis. • 'tel I un• ofFulnl e s M Stook y` excelled. SOLD AT sc atizirvis D:RUG ST°ORE EXETER. FOR 30 DAYB ONLY casae ciearina said At BXS$1TT BROB. As we are going to enlarge our premises to accommodate our rapidly increasing busi ness, we will offer AT COST the following lines f Scythes, Scythe Snaths, Steel Barley Forks J 4 Steel. Hay Forks, Manure Forks, Boys' Forks, ) Hoes, Shovels of all kinds, E Spades, 2 & 4 Barbed wire, Buckthorn Fencing, Plaid wire, Tarred Felt Paper, Plain Felt Paper. —Pure Manilla :Binder Twine ,— Also a full stock of General Building Hardware, consisting of Nails, Locks, Hinges', Glass, Putty, White Lead, Raw and Boiled Oil [English)] Turpentine, &c,, &c,, Stoves and Tin- ware, a full stock at our, • usually low prices.. Agents for the 2ontloss Metallic Shingle Roofing-alight dllable and Gea roof li . , suitable for dwellings d..: i " .. p �'f . �' an ootbulldlllgs where there' is a quarter pitch or over, E'avo Troughinga S -ecialt . volt ani, flee that we are a,clvertioing foots and, 0 511,11l'