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by giving Vitall,ieql /Air, or by
uhmg the Now JoO,1i A er,eit).114"'
WC 011 t1).0 gum:, ; makes (101d
Filings and all other dental
work LlInboSt 1)n0(hiblo. Et -mita
lihstrkirS 111, B1E0011, .11 1131 sido
lreite-Street, 11 xpter, (Mt.
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o oOMOOlut lli,prosidence Exeter.
T W. BROWNIN(* M. 1)., M.
P. IA ,GradnateVietoriairriversity,Offlee
a dIresidence,DeMiuionLa, boratots , Exeter
T1R, J. A, ROLLINS, 11. C. P. S
o. Ince, Mail St.Exeter,Ont, Resideu
.e.e house re contly occupied hY • McPhillips,
Hscl,
DES. HYN'DMAN AND 110,0PER,
Di . Heileman , Coroner for the County
,of Herron, ettc., Dr,Hoop et, 'Licentiate or
the Hoyal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh;
L io outlet eln Midwifery, Eclinbur gh(Scot laud)
Rost.gra.cluate Student of the T1ntversity of
'Vienna (Auatria)„and of the 11,,t oorfleld Eye
Hospital, Loudon (England) itte., &e. Spool
attention to Diseases of the Eye, Ear And
'Threat. Office, Main -street, Exeter.
DV., WOODRUFF,
Permanently located in No. 185
Queen's Avenue, London, a few doors
east a Post 0f1toe. Special attention given to
diseases of the Eye, had sight, and the pros-
ervathin a vidat tifseases of the Ear, im-
paired hearing, and disthargee from the ear;
diseases of the Throat, chronic, inflammation
being a frequent cause or deafness ; diseases
of the Nose, catarrh being a oommou cause of
linpai -ad hearing.
AUCTIONEERS.
Ts-TENRY EILl3ER, Licensed Inc-
tioneer for Hay, Stephen, and McGilli-
rraY:Townehips. Saes conducted at moderate
:ates. OffIce—At Post-oillue,Crediton, Ont.
TOHN GILL, .A.uotioneer for the
El Tow/sallies, of Stephen, Hay and 17shorne
and the Village of Exeter. All sales promptly
attended, and satisfaction guaranteed. Sales
arranged at this °Mee.
VETERINARY-.
TENNENT & TBN.NENT, Veterie
Graduates of the Ontario
Veterinar
nary Surgeons+ college, "l'oroir.
oiled an ofilee
tment • o f all
Animals, ma
P.seter. Calls
to, have op
forth(' trea
Domestic
M.,,instreet
from a
attended ;11.4 • bane') promntly
dicine for Horses CattleAe
always on hand)
MONEY TO LOAN.
ONEY TO LOAN ON REALES
ILL. tate forthelituron & ErieLoan ,?•• Say.
ingsSociety. Low rates ofintoresi. Apply to
Sohn Spackraan,Exeter.
11/fONEY TO LOAN AT 6 AND 6-ls
-11.1L percent.secording, toberms. Private
Funds. Apply t o
5, '85', B . V.IILLIOT ,
August1
Solialter, Exetei ,
1/[ON. • TO LOAN AT 6 AND 64
pe 425,000 Private Funds, Best
Loaning Co,,' )anies represented.
L.33 DICKSON,
Barrister, Exeter,
INSURANCE .
WA T E RL 0 0 MUTUAL
FiRE INSURANCE CO .
Established in 1863.
HEAD OFFICE - - WATERLOO; ONT. %ALE stock
This conaT.anv has been aver Bighteen
FOSTA in successful operation in Western On- Dye -stuffs and package
RBAT C,11.41 Ripreto
AsnocesSl'uln1lObileisetestcdove
THIJE,Si);‘,,,
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111 .0ialp3U W)
ONT,
so brthollen4dts et case
.1 10flQ)418/IVS, V4;4'4).P44$11
t7C4ti41E., freak/44SO ofBrain+ sP
of oithersex,
01e4ort,orover-exertion. Six packages is g uarto
icea to cirect 10 00170 when otherraedieinesfai
Ono pe0101 U0 $1, SEX packages $5, bymaih liol
Dydrtiggists% 1,17rfte -"or PrtIzt„ '74,,f.3t A s
reEfIlvENA GI113111CIAL Co, 1,10.11t°110? 311624
r side, by -J. 1'. 1 tra w Mug, Exeter, an (.
ail druggists,
n
r (117.,irt..-Te;1 tont operea itt m 0. Over ;.:',(000 par;
0Q 01 10(10 boch in 01t;cunin11e0 ; 170 students
110(01.10 last 3 oar eproson 'B
(cg ritish Col -
'4.• I 111111,0(0,rdaolt01;0, All/I14444'1111, Nen- Vc.a,1(,
!Oa tart° and. Q. it el ice 117 (1/J-110)1MBal1 tPar
!roil ton tl,Mtrtivti, E:7.0416/11g. Matriculation,
'Mende, Vino Arts, Commercial S °ter oe, o lle-
gteto and tVatioliorst CoEnes, ,Oall Term begins
030110, 0110,18,86, Vor annual eatalcietme, eten,
v,a(ilT.Eit net% A. DY On, 11. A.., Pres.
111
f Wesle Co ege;
EIA11111.tirEQN (.)ANAliA •
The first, of 11h) Ladies' 0 °lieges. Has grad',
'anted over 300 in the full eours0. nee educat-
ed over 2,000, run. faculties in Litoratarot.
• Langinages, C.E91.10e, (111a 4.rr
t, The Largest Col'.
logog m Dominion. open
Sept. 1, 1886: Address tho Principal,
12 A_ BURNS, L.L.
--MAY BE (1.001),
100 J
"iaM 6.,nzaaa's
LANGTRY AND PARISIAN BANGS
Poo exeells tiny eVer before shown in Exetor•
If you wish to got any Hair Goods eall on Ike
0-2.4/411g, 440 tb(4 Central Barber Shop, whore
1(03 manufaetures Hair Work so natural that
You Would Ncet Know It from tho Original
Hair. Stich as the Langtry and Parisian
Halloo, Saratoga Waves, and the ,Gounine
Waterware Switches, Toopies, Curls Us a )..ul
Wigs. Refer() going elsewhere, give him a call01 hlo,
TENSORIAL. PAULORS,
ONE .3:1000 NORTE OP TEE ORNTRAL HOTEL,
New Pump Factory
JOIIN SWALLOW
Would respectfully infOrm the inhabitants
'of.the surrounding townships that lie has op.
ened a Isliew Pump Ve.etory In
SOUTHOOTT'S OLD STAND,
MAIN -ST., EXETER,, ore. eose-orerce.
Where he will keep. ca*I, hand all kinds of
Pumps, which he will.sell at moderate prices
REPAIRING- A\ SPECIALTY.
Wells and Cisterncontracted for at reason-
able prices, and work executed with despateh.
SATISFACTION- 8,11 1.11ANTEED.
JOHN SWALLOW.
' l3„ LAT711.-.4.1\TOE'S
Spectacles & Eye -glasses
Dr. Browning has the Sole Agency In
Exeter, for the above lenses. They are the
only ones recommended by the President and
Vice -President's of the Medical Associations
mil Canada and, all tho' leading oculists of the
age. They he.vo a world-wide reputation for
giving that aid to Nisiou which all, other,
lenses fail to give, Beware' of imitations, as
they are in the market. B. Laurance's S ee
taoles and Eye -glasses are marked B.L., with-
out which Tame aro genU108,-0010pbbblos 000
stamped Pebbles. Do not be deceived by any
pees stamped Pebble -glass --or by any surd'.
unity in name.—DR. BRO Senn AGENT
POP. EXETER,
CENTRAL
DRUC STORE
of all kinds of
tario,itudeontinues to insure againstloss or
• damage by Fire ,Buildings,Merchitmli sa,Man-
lifactories,and o the r descriptions of] Insur-
able property. Intending insurers have the
option of insuring on the Premium Note or
Cash SySMEE.
During the past ton years this Company
has 'sailed 57,096 Policiesl covering property
bo the amount or $40,872,028 aucl p aid in loss -
o s a lone S709,752,00
AssetS, S17(3,100.00, consisting of Cash
GovernmentDeuosit, an Vie unties-
ess ed Premium No tes on han d and in force. 1,
W Witt,tmw11 Preside!, t. 101. ‘‘r.
Secretnity. ,r. Etrouns,.Ensoeotor. OtrAs.
SNELL Agent for Exeter and vidni t 0,
T'
r Inmis
Inioroonoalalliallwa
OF CANADA,
:rho Royal 11'011, Passangt, and .rettratt
Itoute between Canada and GI +At and
- treat route botive en the \Vast 10114 p II vo'inis
01.1 LOW01, St. Levorence and Bah, de,,1 Chet-
] our, ttlso
Now B swieic Nova Seal 9,
, L.I.
P. B. Ua,pe iiroton,
Newthun land,
la, Bermuda,
ancll Jamia.taca.
and elegant Puilmett 11111100 Sleeping.,
Cars run on through 1,,;xpross trains.
• Pas,s1,-ep,orsfOr Great Britian or the Conti-
ent by`l,av'ing Toronto 100 11.0 tin i(0, ',chins -
day wilI');11). outward, mail steamer .at Hali-
1nx ni• 01)turday,
Superior 1111+vator Warehouse nncl .Dock ac-
commodahon'tt Halifax for shipment of grain
and general niolehandise.
Years of experience have proved tho INTER -
COLONIAL in counection with steamship
lines tc) and front Loudon. Liverpool and
Glasgow to I_Lilifetx, fe be the quielenst freight
route 'botween. Cadeedit eiMcl Great Britain,
Information as to Passenger and Ereight
rates can be had on apPlication to
HOB MDT 13. MOODTE,
Western Freight &,Passongor Agent
OS P,,ossin Efouso Block, York St, Toronto.
L, POTTINGEB,
Ohio/ Superintendent.
Hallway 0 to )\15;NoV 13,1885.
Semi 10 cents postn,ge
iid we win send you
,ar ree a royal, valuable
sample box cV goods
that will lin t, 7013 1» the way or making 11101•0
tc)Itoti at oneo, than anything also in America,
700101,0,oxert ot an ages can live at home tind
work in 9E10 6;1110, 01' on /110 4, 11114) 011))1/41
)1 ()tr.:141mi) 1111 ; NViit Sidirt Trnraosio
3 ety area for theao who start at once; ST1XSeN
, Pori land elratue*
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Win an's
Condition
Powd-
ers
the best
in the mark-
st and always
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared. at
the Central Drug Store 3etet
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TEAS ! TEAS TEAS!
TRY MY JAPAN TEAS
NATURAL LEAP, MAY PICKING,
Feat Arrival over the Canaria Pacific
road from japan, direct.
PURE, swutyr, DELICIOUS, only 50 cts.
I give (1lbs, 'Bright Sugar for 25cts,
with every Pound of Tea at 50 cents,
SUGAR'S I SUGARS ! SUGARS!
Bright, 1611)8 ; Coffee, ; Granulated, 13 ;
von' $1.00, easn,
AND SE14,
EANT.TLA TV,T) SUGAR FOR PRI1SEUVTNG
14 LTIS. P011 81.00, ("Asir.
LEMONS, MINEIAA.L WATERS, TO-
BACCOS, CIGARS, &o.
•
ALE R AXL.E::
BEST INTHE,WOUT.,„D GR
EASE
. .
far Getthekierkuine. Sold EverYwhertv-
.,
A D'VERTISEES by add r e s sin g GEO. P I/ OW'
al 14,144 qo, 10 Spruce -St., New York, can,
learn the ex..iet cost of any proposed line of
AD'VERTISING 110 American Newspapers
l•--100-pageparap1olet,10c
Co
411
414400
a 11
Wishes to announce to the inhabitants oil
Exeter and. vicinity, that he has opened out
Bot - mid 00 sha,
•
StOrC North of Samwel
Pickardte; where he is prepared to make
all kinds oeorderect walk.
Sewed work a speciali.ty.._
Repairitik pronctptly attpuded. to.
GEO. MA.1T SON
Late Manager C. Eacrett's Boot and Shoe
Establishment.
May 144 h 84. .
500 TUBS
Matter Wanted
EXETER N ORTEI,
Our Stock is Well Assorted
FOR THE SEASON'S TRADE.
LON. PRICES STILL MAINTAINED
GROCERIES!!
to lbs. sugar $1.00 ; 13 lbs. white.sugar, $1.
We ,ean't be undersold in Teas, from 20c.
113. ,
Bootsh Shoes (All Styles) glow Prices.
A. nicely assorted stock of
1-1 ARDWAR E.
FORKS, SCYTHES and GLASS all sizes,
O (Oheap.) Best Machine 0i17.60e per Gal.
COAL OIL AS LOW AS THE LOWEST.
Ira'• A ince Tea Sett of 44 Pieces, $2.75.
'A, good suit of ready-made clothing for $6.
• Ord.ored suits got up hi Good Style.
Our Dress Goods are !narked down to
the Lowest Notch,
COTTON -20 YARDS re17, ONE DOLLAR.
,
A House and Lot, (OF%) a "farm for Sale.
Apply to
IOEIN MATHESON.
HAY P. O.
Exetez ..Butof,ler Shop.
tt. r
9'ltche
--IN A
s ,
ueral Dealer
..0141 or—
m: 2923 „11, rr 8
Customers supplica TUESDAYS, THIERS-
DAYS ANE SATIYBDAYS at their reeidence
ORDEBS LE111T AT THE SHOT” WILL RE
OEIVE PROISIPT ATTENTION.
)).
KI liar 'ON.
St/// Takes the Lead!
IN A COMPLETE STOCK OF
GENERAL GOODS
vv e s ell Cheap ,For Cash
OR ON TIME TO GOOD TIME.
GROC ERIES, DRY -GOODS,
:HARDWARE, CROCKERY,
TINWA RE, (1 InVELERY,
BOOTS & SHOES", ETC., ETC.
LADIES, ATTENTION
Sugar, Ctired Hems, :Breakfast -Ba'co "3E8-1' T'" 81JOAR8
(Celebrated Crosee, :Brend), Bologna. .
/
CAPE KEMP, to,
Dag Gi.to0y,:Diiow's Block South Stir-,
5, 1880.
THE eyouArrn.
„y 0 (VD, tiOrr4/1i.:10 1001,11
Pa,rkb..1:07
0(01; 0010001'113y aout 17 0'C10131 11
1=.11 belonging to Mr. doial,1 Elliot, abottlt`a
/tall 01(100(0)11 of thiS 101011 was discoVersd to
he on lire. -No assi80400.0 'tats tut (1 t •
'
balm or conteuts,,wIttclt consisted of abou t
SO lono of and 1110 wu1a'.0(90 destioy
Tio Imilcling was insured Tor 8iO, no hfl.
11(1111)0111 0(0 contents ;. the total loss will
foot up to shout 61,000,- 'rho hay WAS 00(20.
ed by 111-, John Shoults.
I -lay.
LI0irrNiNo.—The barn, of Noah A.rne.
strong, 3711 con. nay, was struok by light-
ning end burned, on Sunday 240h, ult., at'
p, in.. reaper and some six tone,
of hay, -wee° also consumed. Partially
.ineured.' Mr. Armeteettaawas at his farm.
'• near Kindardine when the fire occurred,
although Ile comehome c411 MondaYi•
.and naseed ,tho Prontises, 31e was not mecle.
;known of the fact until Tuesday followinge.
Centralia.
Several citizens,wha, haave been visiting;
at various places clueing the past month,
have returned Rime..
CATTLE Tnanzta--Jankes Elliot, cattle:
grazier, shipped last week, a car load of'
the best cattle evee fed ha the township._
, Fans& Some. —"Wm. Hooper, Councillon„
O 13idclulph, havingnnade his "little pile,
sold his farm, taJohl Caldwell for$'7,500a
We miderstand that he intends going,
across the borders.inta Uncle Sam's do,
mains.
Elinaville.
t The fall wheat and barley harvest is
I, about over. The yield will be fair,
Mr. Richard!, John's lost a valuable,
gliree oldeelt- last'week by consump-
tion.
O Mr, Thomas, HeAvood's horses rant
away with 0114a.r90,,per one day last week
and smashed' itainto fragments.
Mn Geo. Slearnon has sold his foam
s. lot con '7' to 111.1‘. •Thornas Heywood.,
for the sum of $3,,200.
Mr. John Hind has. erected a new frame
11 01111 wtottmlt E1,;!!
Da$11 wood,
Ve noticed ilt yettr last 10,ule the tta-
eottot of an Exeter M03(01181, gettimi lost
.
ut Ens We van. assostre yolt
was not intoxicated, for the /4110.-100 of
, the hotel bore, would tiot sell anythit"c -
17 1)0 could. possibly get our of IL
Bnilw8.---Mr. )3c:utter cat 0(1(01(1 of oats
last week. ; he is the first on the list tbie
splitter and 11Ixe qiing th •
subject of the day. --Many of or farmers.
have coMpleted their wheat. and ' loo.71,y
harvest ; they report, built a fair crop.--
nmeons have juet own plated the Miele
•svork of Mrs. Ball's fine brichresidenee.
.—Mr. McCallum, of Exeter, has just
finished painting the White liouse.
B. A. Bean, is on. a tour through Mielti-
gaze, for the benefit of his health; Ito in-
tends visiting friends, in, Saginaw, • Gland
Rapids, jaokeon, . Detroit, ana eeverar
other places. —Mr. john. Pried, of Lon-
.
don, was home on 0 visit last week.—Ilte
flex mill is in. good rrinuiree order • the
mill-wrigh,t work was done bY
Thone, of this place, who is also busy
repairing, steam. thresriers, having, foitr
Laid ergoine repairs (tt present.--Blr.
tFinn, is gating famous fer good work; he
turns out a great deal of work.—The saw -
ere not operated' regularly this dry
weather for fear of lire.---Kellerillan
Bros., have sold their &liver to Mr. Ben,
MoKenzie.—Our millers are taking their
'vacation.---Laree guantities of hark pass
,through here bawls:a fen. Exeter.—Miss
'Simon, is visiting friends in Alreira; some
ane will miss Iter.--Mes.. Each and eon
'were home on a few. weeks visit.—Mr,
A. Reynolds, our tailor,, has sold out to
Ms assistant, Mr. John. Paget, and gone
Kirlston.
Stanley -
Mr. W. Stewart was -for years a tenant
on one of Mr. Waldeonis farms, London
roa.d, Stanley, Huront CottIlty, 4/31(1 ply
'removed to Dakota lasespring, having the
most cheering prospects ahead of him.
,His wife was about 46- years of age, and
was loved asa- neighbor and friend. She
had any number. of acquaintances here
who will regret very deeply to learn of the
la.mentable death of herself and daughter,
, and there are no bounds to the sympathy
that will be expressed for Mr. Stewed.
front to his, house, which adds to the When death results from natural causes
a,ppeaeance of the . 01 18 sad enough, but when it is the re-
Strathroy. .
about twelve.' =las from tins town, Jas G,
Strathroy Aug. 3„--Teeterclay, at Napier,
Sutherlanclaaged abwh
oet 17 ,years, ile try-
ing to adjeat. a belt, in his brother's mill was
drawn in and thrown ,around several tiMes,
striking Ids head against a staircase at each
revolution, reesiving injuries from which he
died in Mame hour afterwards. He wits a
lever ancbintelligent young man. being well
known iniOolleeiate Institute circles here.
A coneention of delegates from tho West
Riding of Middlesex assembled at Mount
Brydgesthis afternoon, o,vel.7 fair attenclanee
being the result. The object was tete select-
ion of as eandidate tto contest the riding
against Hon G. W. Boss at the next election
for the Local Legislature. Quite a rutnber,
of candtdates were proposed. but all retired c
in favor of Robert Brown, ex -Reeve of Met-
calf, elect then received unanimous nomina-
tion amidst much enthusiasm. Mr. Brown
i11 an energetic and patriotic speech accept-
ed the nomination and pledged himself to
use all fair and honorable means tocarry the
riding.
sult of accident it 'becomes ' muchMore
lamentable. -A. letter was received from
'Vivian,' Dale, under date of the 21s0 ult.,
which conveys the, sac/ intelligdnce that
.Mrs. W. Stewart and her daug,Iter ,Lu,
aged about five years, were sot terribly
burned that they have died from heir, in-
juries. It seem shat the leatle . erl '01011
tempted to startthekitchen fire, but as -it
did nob burn very -well, Mrs. Stewart took
the coal oil can and was pouring. oil on
the flames, when. the oil caught fire,
exploding the burning oil on both mother
and daughter, setting their clothes on fire.
As there was no one else around the house
time, at the me, no assistance' could be render-
ed them. until they were both tereibly
burned, their clothing being reduce to
ashes. As soon: as their condition was
'liscovered, a doctor was called in, but
nothing whatever oould be- clone to save
'them, and both died after seven hours'
terrible suffering; the daughter dying
about five minutes before her mother, who
was not awareof the death of her child:.
The son, who wrote the particulars of this
sad affair to a, friend here states that his
father is nearly heart -broken, and the
neighbors have been exceedingly kind,
doing everything possible to ameliorate
his circumstances.
Zurich.
--
Bams.—Mrs..Will and Henry.Dryinutla,
O are visiting friends hi this, vicinity.—The
Hay Branch „Agricultural Society, aide(1 by
a nember of our citizens, are making pre-
parations for a grand -hand competion,which
is to take place on the second day of So-
ciety's chow. One Inunlved dollars is al-
ready subscribed as pill.) money. Further
particulars to fallow. --A number of the
farmers in this vicinity have finished. har-
vesting,. The flax -pelting seaeon is just
about ever. ---School ,-emittenceo week after
next.
AottuoLNT,-,--A vety }mil and :etal o,cci-
dtnt happened. t Mr. (las. Tuff, of Stanley.
He had10090to lkylield on tut errand, and
00 Itts return, he was in the act or getting
into It'. buggy, after (1,-ising no gate, when,
the ,e made 10 50141,1011 11314004 throwing
p.ntly out of the tit?, his head m
sun way, getting betv,Iten thc wheel an
the shaft. His (Icath must have been al-
most 00110111,'111011l1.1, 0011'. Taff was well
kuTwn through this secti..n. of the county,
and was highly respected. Relatives and
friends have our deepest sympathy in their
sad bereavement.
Ett-, mtn.8.
A Wr'Hu---Ltist week seems
to have been a week of deaths in this vicin-
ity. Mrs. Gasho and Mrs. Henry Otwein,
of the 14th con., were had away in the cohl,
eold grave.' Mrs. Otwein died from a shock
of paralysis, whfch slie received about five
weeks .ago, and suffered acute pain until
death's cold hand laid her beyond. all mortal
pain and sorrow, The bereaved family have
our heartfelt sympathy. Messrs. Jacob,
Joseph, Isaac and David Surerus, also a
number of relatives, returned, hm afrom atat'-
tending-
tendinthe funeral af their sister, Mrs. Win.
Rowel, who died Bleuford T'p, County of
Oxford, on Seturday last. Mrs. Rowel
loaves and respectable circle of friends to
mourn her death. •
Winghain.
The people Wingham are at present
exercised over an elopement story. For
some time past Mr. Smallhorn has been (w
station ent of the Grand Trunk in that
town. He recently left on 00 trip to the old
country with the expectation of benefitting
hie health, which was feeble. Amongst
the residents of the village has been Al-
fred Williams, formerly of Luckneus, who
was agenti for an organ company, and he
apparently succeded ingratiaLig himself
strongly into the favor of Hrs. SmaIlhorn.
who is a very comely matron. Indeed it
is dicited by it conductor of the G. T.- R.
, that on one oacemon he observed Small-
" horn hi the smokin(3 car of his train; and
A MteiN AOT.---Al)out the meanest and
most cowardly act that has ever been per-
petrated in this vicinity, for a long time,
was served on Mr. Win. Baker, of the Blake
hotel. It appears, Mr. 13akor, who is the
proprietor of a threshing machine, hadmade
fall preparations to thresh. for Mr. C. \Vag -
net) of Wagner's Corners, on Monday ev'g
last, but on examining the machine the fol-
lowing morning, it 00118 fotmd that some
01080rottitt 110(1 aethally cub the driV-
iny 1)01.0,11111 broken Hie steam pipes, total.
ty I is,hling the machine,. Tf tlic evi
11014(1 pamon or persons were sent through
the 'oylincler 01 n, throshhig machine, it
, 1)3 non° t b. 1 for them. r.
1 ! • '1- lit, is aware of,
subsequently notmecl As Mame of3enpying
a seat in company with Mrs. Smalllitem
in a passenger coach upon the same train,
her head rooting upon his shoulder in it
manner altogether too confidential anti
7octioaato. After the departure of ItIr.
SmaIlliotm it is stated that AYilliams, who
is the, father of two small ohikleen, qui( tly
started eastward one day presumably uprtn
a business trip. IL is also alleged that
ttpon the following day Mrs. Smalihorn
proceeded to a banking house and (tree -
the sum of .$1,000, which, it is clamed,
she had it right to do under the powers
delegated to her by her husband, and also
departed. She loft behind her three
young girls, who are visiting at it friend of
the faintly at Brantford. Williams was
involved in. debt to a considerable extent,
and. shortly before leaving he disposed of
a team of liorses owned by him at Harris.
town, Ibis also stated that in addition
to this 1V1esers. Campbell & Cameron,
bankers, of LucknOw, have a large claim.
against him.
The deserted wife, Mrs. Williams, Sat-
urday, received a letter from her recreant
husband, bearing no address whatever,
but stating that she need, not expect hint
to come back. As a result she sold oll all
the household goods and left for the home
of her parents near taieknow She is
represented as an. exceedingly worthy wo-
man.
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A' 00 to London, but 1007110.
lug 1, tyely oi ctly lino, they returned
to ..)c
11t.t...it ,n;yualittt1s. j\js 1,
183:01.1e17;yortlevd,b thoa:
fly y tnrentl shortly to try the city again.
110-111(0 l0000rng f.'igl hone(' and 71'may
ttliti, Lally injured the buggy, Mr. J. E.
Murra,),, who attempted to stop the run-
alvay, narrowly tt•scaped seriotts
.120 4/ meeting oV. the 801101)1 trliSbees, 011
MOilday 0001141g, it was agreed to engdoe
Mr. itt!'s Jun e,t, of Crediton, as prmolPal of
1(tiuelf' 0011011, (0 0 :401,012; 0/0 $8114 171 11)0TE V 11(111'40.1111g1
Ina last 8011001,
pectItsif'IroWetn.. iell;°Ppaos-i
ture eoutiuttottely for 39 years., .10 ISoae
of tlio-bvtioitu 010 but froni
ite convenienee to the buildinee has been
used for the pelves() stated. •
Mr.. Will- McNamee, itho has been.
nigiolo operetor �. T. R•., here for the past
two years has been promoted to the posi-
tion. of day operator, at. Lucen, Mr. Me-
Intyre of St. Pards, succeeds Mr. Mc-
1sTamee1
Miss Susie -McLaughlin, after a long
illness, died on. Sunday last, at the egg
of 23. Site was buried ort Tuesdaye ab
the Presbyterian .burying -ground. She
formerly Utught school in. London town-
ship.
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1:;:..itt:
Efensall.
Mrs. J. Sutheilandis visiting friends in
Mitchell, Stratford and. Woodstock.
Miss Dick, has returned home from.
Thornciale.
Mr. A.. Kelly, watch -maker & jeweler,
and Mr. T. McPherson have returned
home front a four weeks 'trip.
Mr. T. Berry, has been adding to the
appearance of his sale and exchange stalls
by having the same nicely painted.
up and putting in the. front of his i
Mr. G. 1.11.00Tain, i8 this week finishing
law
furniture shop.
The farmere in this neighborhood
busily engaged harvesting, and we •
pleased to report the crop e good,
Mrs. A. McPherson, is at present visit-
ing relatives and frierids West Wawan-
osImi. vs.
cLeod, wife of Dr. McLeod, of
Detroit, has been. here for the past week
visiting at her father's, Mr. James White,
of Ray.
The,Misses Murray, who have been.
visiting friends in the neighborhood of
Lucknow,afor the past week, returned,
ah.onneon •Meraday.
Mr. T. 3/furdock, is drawing- the ma-,,
terial for a dwelling wifieh he, intends at
once ereoting, on Queen -street, opposite.
St. Paul's church.
P. Stoneman, telegraph operator,
of Pierre, Dakota, (formerly of this part)
ottO who has been enjoying a 'few weeks.
iolidays at his father's and among his.
riends, left here last week to resume
lls duties.
The Messrs. Welsh Bros. who have
he contract for the re -building of Mars
hall's brick block, are pushing the work
Orwarcl, and will, in the course of a few
eeks, have the Block nearly, if not
uite finished.
Our Civic Holiday will be held on Wed-
esday, the 1.1th, the day of the 1.0.0,P
- •
emonstration at London. Our villagers
ill thus have an oppeertunity of going to'
endon or pienicing at the lake shore.
,Mr. 'W. A. Waugh, of the firm of
°Dollen &Waugh, handwaremerchants,
as recently placed a very nice fountain
n his lawn. Mr. Waugh has an eye for
te beautiful, as is evidenced by his fine
esidence and its surroundings.
The Brickwork of the new Presbyterian
hurch is nearly finished and the structure
ready presents a liae massive. 111)1)01110.
1100. "When completed, it will be one of
ie finest churches in, this part of the
mniy. Mr. R. ro,ii'•6r.son, of this place,
es the contract and is performing the
ork 10 10 very creditable and satisfactory
^xner. The stone.and brickwork part
the building is in the tads of Mr. W.
(Mly, 20110 is a thoroughly experienced
to 1 eitheient workman.
A, very plea -Ant event ,ok platto iti tho
..(41r..,-terian mans‘t li,tro. .01 Wednesday
timing, the 28th, in t.1.1,1 Form of a. mar-
tge corthhony, the contracting paruies
big Mx. Simon limthre. of this place,
-1 Miss Phelicia Kerr, , autgest claugh-
, of Mrs. J. Ling, of tawnshil) 07
.y. The happy couple wore accem-
nied to the depot by a number of
onds ana 000k th, trAiti for BuMtlo,
''witbi
tiVirin°11181,1y)efur(iletatclfsalivricit'vVhingWitolit(1)2i011
less and___,....prospet.,titctv,,,,qk.*....vo
municipal from 0(113 Provincial voters,
cannot 'legally bo INCC1 0/1.1161' at the
icipal or Provitwial elections and al -
o1) the clerics cannot right,fully be
led, still they mat. the eyes 1.M the
hold respfin,ible.
are
are
The intuldlo catis,:t1 ,11,7 the Mowat Gov-
ortnuont in not allow i .0 t the Into changes
in the Provineial hiso to extend to
municipal 010(1010111 1) tiing condemned on
every side. First th- right is denied 1 -the
electors to vote other than in the Riding
where he lives or is (1 needled. No mat-
ter how much properte. trent tufty own in
different parts of the Province, he can
only vote once, ancl not even then unless
that he is qualified to do so where ho
This is certainly a great hardship; but as
itis the work of Mr. Mowat, Grits, we
suppose, 10111 51(3r that it is all right, But
it has turned out that farmer's sOhS, wage
earners, owner's 80318 and income voters
can only vote at Provincial elections.
This muddle is cetising a vast amount of
trouble, especially to municipal clerks,
and may, in the end, lead to a good deal
of litigation. Where the rolls have been
prepared and printed, without, separating
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