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1,11/N141:% . VOL. XIII, NO. 40. . EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 12, 1886.
a WTIPPI9 IS; SON
• (publishers and Proprietors
0A.11,TWRIGW,E, L. I), S.,
Has open ed &natal rooms Oro,.
O'NEIT.,'S BANK, whoeo he will be
proparodto extract teothWithon't
pain. All operations performed, with 0;v:et:Ju1
Skill. Gold fillings a speoffility. 0111.71e hours
9 a. in; to 6 p ,0a4aellis ARID ORATE, TERMS
OnS11.
KINSMAN,DENTIST.L.D.S
lit xtrao ts Teeth without pain,
by giviug Vitalized Air, or by
using the h ew lanoal Aninst L10 -
lo 011 the guins; nitat0a Gold
ti(
;41Agtfiei‘i'cl`siti VoIsslitr Iti:Itl
upstairs laciwnii1/8 BLORE, East side of
Main -Street, aceter, Out.
MEDICAL
LUTZ
• Officeat hieresidence Exeter
W. BROWNING M. D., M. 0
v./ • is. 4,Grado.a.teVietorial.Tn1versity.Ofilee
andfresidenee,Dow.:nionLaboratox v, Exeter
TIR. J. A. ROLLINS, M. O. S
A-1 0, Office, Main St.Exeter, Ont. Residen
00 tionsoreeeatly ooeupied by 1?..51UPIallips,
El sq .
n RS. HYNDMAN AND HOOPER,
Di. Hyndmait Coroner for tho County
O f Huron, 80., Dr. Hoppar, Licentiate of
the Royal ()allege of Surgeons, Edinburgh ;
Licentiate ia Midwifery, ERtinbur eh (Scotland)
Post7graduate'. Student of the University '04
Vienna (Austria) and of the Moorlielci Eye
Ilospital, London (England) Lim,Speoial
attention to Diseases a the Eye, 'Mar and
Throat. Office, Main -street, Exeter.
TIR. WOODRUFF,
_IL, Permanently located in No. 185
Qneen's Avenue, London, a few doors
oast ef Post Office, Special attention given to
diseases of the Eye, bad sigcliti =lathe piais-
ervation of vision diseases of the Ear,iiin-
Paired bearing, and ch
disarges from the ear ;
diseases of the Throat, chronic inflammation
being mfrequent cause of deafness; diseases
of the Nose, oatarrh being,a common cause of
ied hearing. .
• • AUCTIONEERS.
ENRY EILBER, Licensed Auo-
tt one er for Hay, Stephen, and MeGilli.
7-ray:Township's'. Sn.les oonductedatmoderate
:Rtes. Office—At Post-office,Creditont, Ont. •
'JOHN GILL, . Auctioneer for the
Towashins of Stephen, Hay and Usborne
anti the Village Of Exeter. 'All sales promptly
attended, and satisfaction guaranteed. Sales
arraitged at this office.
TETE.RINARY.
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(TENNENT & TENNENT, Veteri-
s, nary Surgeons, Graduates a the Ontario
Voter, nitr3,. ' .College, Toren-
to,11,- ,en eued an office
.f er the tea tment, of all
Domestic . - - Aniffials, on
Ms.ins treat Exeter. Calls
from a dis _..... -..--, tepee prompt y
attended to:--* Medicine for )3orsos Cattleoke
'always on hand:
MONEY TO LOAN.
aameascoiedsieve011
1UFONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ES
.,J.VJ tate for the Huron & ErieLoan Sas,
gsS o day. Low rates ofinteresi . Apply to
• J'ohn Speakman ,Exeter
o TONEY TO LOAN A.T 6 AND 64:
11
gkor cent A ti Appcord in g t ot ern) s. Private
ly to
, B .Y.ELLIOT , '
Augustitt, '85 , Solicitor. Exetei
•Yr ONE/ TO LOAN AT (3 AND
per cent, 825,000 Private Funds. Best
-Loaning Companies represented.
L.E. DICKSON,
• Barrister, Exeter,
INST5BANCE. 0
THE WATERLOO MUTUAL
PINE INSURANCE CO.
Established in 1863.
HEAD OFFICE - • NATERLOO, ONT.
This coml.-any has .been over Eighteen
years iti,suce,essful operatien in Western On-
bario,aud.th attunes to' insure,againstloss or
damage ,,by Fire ,Buildings,Merche.ndise,Man-
ufactories,and all other descriptious of linear -
'able prep orty . Intending insurers have. the
9 optima df insuring on the Premium Note or
Cash System.
rioting, the past ten years tbis Company
has issued 57,096 Policies. covering property
to elle amount of 840,1372,085 ; and pa'frfiflbsit
es a lone 8709,752,00
AssetS, 8176,100.00, consisting of Cash
iirsank, GovernmentDeposit,aud the unass-
esSed Preminre Nettes on han et an d in force.
,W MA:Lai:vs VITh Theai�eI t. 0. d. TA -mon,
Seeiretary. I. B. tIveirr NS, inspector. CHAS.
SNELL A.gentf or Exeter and vicinity,
THE
OF CANADA.
•••••
Ehe Royal Mail, Passenger and .,, reigait
Route Wetween Canada, and Groat lhitain and
direct route between the west and. an.. ua.eis,
on the Lower St. Lawreace,a431 Raie tics Chit;
lpur, also
NewBrunswicx, Nova Scotia,
P. E, Island Cape Breton
NOW tbillalland
. Bermuda,
�H(1 Jamaica.
New and elegant Pullman Buffet Stooping
and Day Cars run on thtough Express trains.
. Passengegsfor Great Britain or 'ho Conti.
nonby leaving Toronto at 830 a. m. Thurs.
day will join outward mail steamer at Hall.
fax mem. Saturday.
Superior enevator warth oil se raid Dock ac-
commodation at Halifax for shipul 01'3 of grain
and general:merchandise.
:rears ot exporienee have proved the
IiTJiiIi-
GOL04IAL in connection whit steamship
lines to and from London. Liverpool and
Glasgow to Halifax, to bo the quickest freight
route between Caditda and .Great Britain.
Information ns to PoSsOnger and Freight
rates can be had on application to
ItOBIlatT P.M:MOM,
Western Freight 3c Peesieiger Agent
p °Hain House Block, Yerlt St, TorontO,
• D.POTTINGER,
Chief Superintendent,
liailway 0 to N.,Nov 19,1850.
Semite cents postage
and we will Bond you
fres a royal, valuable
;sample box of goods
that will put you in tim wthy nf making store
manCy tut once, than anything else in America,
Both sexes of all :ages eau live at home and
work in spare time, or all the time, Capitol
notrequirad. \76 start you, Immense
pay ewe /or those who start al once. STINSON
de Co , Portland Maine!,
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IMPORTANT NOTIO
THE GREAT ENGLISH, PRESORIPTION
AsucoessfalmedIcleetostedover
80 years in thousands of eases.
Promptly cures Nervous Pros.
tration,Traknessof Spt.
Corti, and aonerativoOrgens
of eit▪ h▪ er sex, Etaissionsand all ills paused by indis.
motion °rover -exertion. Six packagetils matron.
teed to effect a c ere when all otherreedieines fail,
One package $1, six packages S5, hymen. Sold
bydruggists. Write for Pamphlet. Address
DUREEA. Casino/a, Cci., Thereon, Mon.
Porsale by 3. Y. Browning, Exeter, and
ell druggists,
ROUND THE COUNTRY. Dashwood.
By Our Own Correspondents, 114,1141,,S.—FartnorS are 11,11
al) too rt
expect the mill evsli semi fro in
a,yael d.
der.— The Necker:lee
oonmtwoutil, qf wo*s, is completed anlao:de
U0 our Imteroriento, mile • , 1
Aelslismi, le expected to bo hero shortly to
see after the necoesery letrbor improve- f'”.'hios '
Wi11 1iie . •
re a ES,)ed es. • i e!
i
isIZ
.r,
naturalsatutarmin. we ere buena whey° • "e-
lle railway. Ot
Fe:0(.1
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191(191118.
11.uptlittions are etill peogeess with
prenuitenteitizene of London, hoving bi
OIVIE
— view the oztention a the ,L,11. & B. Ry.
ULE
te this place. 'Hayfield has neuch to eatue
mend it as a lake port terminus. A. fair
--MAI' 13E GOOD, BUT-- harbor, and fertile forming country con -
Eke, j DE A.Eizacra tiguous to it, and so healthY as to be a
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LANGTRY AND PARISIAN BANGS.
Far molls any ever before shown in Exeter.
If you wish to got any Hair Goods call on Ike
Y. Bearing, at the Central Barber Shop, whore
he manufactures Haft i Work so natural that
You Would, Not IC now It from the Original
Hair. Suuh as the Langtry and Parisian
Banco, Saratoga Waves, and the Genuine
Water Wave,Switehes,Toopies,Curls,Puirs and
Wigs. Before going elsewhere, give him a ce,11,
at his—
TONSORIAL rA.itic4oRs,
ONE Do0 0NORTE 0 E TEE CENTEAS, HOTEL.
New Pump Factory
JOHN SWALLOW
'Would respectfully inform the iulathitants
of the surrounding, townships that he hes op-
ened a IN ew Pump Factory In
J. SOUTH(.30TT'S OLD STAND,
MAIN•ST., EXETER, ore. posir.oiqUit.
WhAre he will keep on hand n.11 Muds of
Pumps, which he will sell at moderato prices .
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
Wens and Cisterns contracted for at reason-
able prices, and woilc executed with despatch.
.SATISFACTION GU ARA.NTRED.
JOHN SWALLOW.
B. LALTZ.A.,NCE'S
Spectacles & Eye -glasses
Dr. Drowning line the Sole Agency in
Exeter, for the above lenses.. They are the
only.ones recomm ended by the President and
Vice-Pretitdent's,.of the Medical Associations
of Canada, end all the leaffitig oculists of the
age. They have a world-wide reputation for
giving that aid to vision which all other
louses fail to give. Beware of imitations, as
tliey are m the market. B. Laurance s Spec-
tacles and Eye -glasses are marked B.L., with
out Which none are genuine,--andpebbles are
stamped Pebbles. Do not be•deoeived by any
goods stamped Pebble-glass—or by any shall-
iarity in name.—DB. BRO WNING, SOLEAGENT
Fort ExErER, .
CENTRAL
RUC s'rer
arid no (1 1 ss 1 es
110
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filhAre i1
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CO3,KCI
inanet nal , 1 oron to, 5ePt. 001 to l•Ithi
ovineial, Guelph, Sept, 200). to 25th.
11_L.11AlltS.
Central, Hatuntore Sept. 27th to Oet. 1st.
' -)r- western, London, Sept.. 27th to, Oct, end,
' " tthistirner,01.nV,ABIli!eut.40etiri,(:),Coet,05t1till tttota8 t(141.,
South Heron Seaferth Sept, e711). and 2etli.
Listoeolt bopt, 3011s ttua Oat. it,
wo Ettt Wawiteesh, 13elerave. Oct. 1st.
Ite Weet Dunne Goderseh, 5t,1ottujtO 22m1.
:note , an 'Stephen itedUsboree,'Exoter,004.4.t11 ritPa r?th
Hay, %meet, Sept, 20111 teed 21s1.
Morris, lilyth, pet. 7 tie wed Sib.
Islibbert, Staffa, October Oth.
Crediton. 1 1 •
• i;
• The Town Hall is • Deering completion. ' • ••
\Vents
ed'. brick house on, Main •
street will soon be completed, and' will "I.'
WO:
present a veV017neat appearance. • . y .
Some of our lecal'apette were out fisbing iStite"r".'"•••'"''s:''' •
lad •week and mede very geed (retch of "J-7 t'' ' "°-;;".--; • b".-'.
fish. keime entire were seen but net '"' :3
lested. ing eeds,
The Braes Band purpose having an ex-
cursion tu Port Stanley on the 25th inst.,
that being Civic Holiday for Creditor' and
surrounding vinare. This promises to
be the best exeursion clam season. Como
one and all and enjoy the breezes of Lake
Erie,
13-4.04.-31
Adare.
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Fred. J. Grant is out feom London
spenditio the holidays at Jas. Neil's.
Tilos. iodgins, of Centralia, is trying
to got up a jockey Club. 'Tom is an en-
terprising num and the town ought to feel
proud of liim•
Matthew Drummond had a valuable
yearling colt die last Sunday mornibg.
It had only been sick one day. • .
T. P. Fogarty has returned from a
pleasure trip. He paid a visit to 'nest of
the large cities in Michigan. He reports
times veiy dull over there.
Pall wheat and barley is all harvested
around here mid threshing has. commenc-
ed. The crops never were better in this
vicinity, except hay, which was a very
light crop. .
Clandeoye.
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Stani.% '
tO 2'.11•C
elre Whitt, une run-
ning chancee.—/. D. Denst imee,e
his hat in tho Opitunersi: 1hotel.
Hay Council.
skt• a meet
:1rd, 91. EriV,
4111E :.q45 I•de e
uric
sito 4, 11 con.
surer es...re
inoet 1910:5-1 0'.
before la.,
'WES ro ructesi t,
prereat 'his bond vi
1uret4es to the tee: .•
li foe aptirevol.
ey lOte....ie.• 2.1T.
3119EWCII., that .7t a the
dollar be lovieel ss. tus,, titeelsle see eserty-
of the township, to 1e..10 the'. mem c
051.31, for county inirees .s,1 9911118 to
raise tIto stmt ok' $.1,410, for tewnsl
puree:see. A. special tee. ,e; et82.:Se,
levied on the rstebie a!? the \-
lege of 1.10ERitil, for P.-.)licis
that the following mons
school rimposes, viz ; 8. 8.
tee . ltel.1, Aug.
atal Chet the
for
..3EVJ t
• -es e• to
,
11.
to
e.. Lie en:
reess'ee
Centralia.
Some of our farmers have completely
finished harvesting.
Mrs, jam'White of the 4th con.,
Stephen, was suddenly stricken by par-
alysis, on Thursday last. Slight hopes of
her recovery.
Spelling Reform.
Witten for the TIMM
That thing called spelling reform. I believe,
originated in England, 'so did a great many
other inventions, such as the railways, home
rule and six-montheparliaments. How lit
arrived in this coantry, by steamer or fast
sailing cruiser, I caunot inform the public,
but thee it is here there seems to be no doubt,
although I have not seenet yet, nor don't
want to. As to bow it came it Worafi be safe
enough to infer teat like rnost other ploagues,
it was brought. over -by them pesky emi-
grants. Eznigi talon is good enough in its
place, but onr laws of quarantine are not
sufficiently stringent, or not well enough en -
famed, ono or tho other, to prevent des°
deaaly tcourgee being smuggled Into 'our
country by ignorant and unscupulous People
whose -only smartness is directed towards
&orating our customs ditties. I think 'Ids°
that our tariff needs ateeediug ,semewhat by
putting a heavier duty on 411 suiPicions
commodities as Nell as ether bred 'stuffs. It
may,benn invention, for ought I know, and
if it is the inventor onght to bo wade feel the
extreme penalty of the law. Yet this is a
time of, wonderful inventious aud marvellous
reforms ites etinsteutly goiug ou, still for iny
part I preset see any better way of spelling
reform than the old way, our fathers spelled
it that way end phonetically 1 cannot see
N.. I how it can be improeed upon. Before there
it._ can be a reforni. there must be reformers.
purpose e and and it would be Well just here io ouquire
be raised for wila"ref"'er is' I am not certain about
the definition of flats peculiar name, but it I
No. 2 8605 •
Miss Bawden of Exeter, is visiting in t Nii, 8, $050 ; Nu. 10, $ s00 ; NJ. IL,
Clandeboye and vicinity. t $180 ; No. 12,$860.
1 The follmv accounts wore
Dignpeeess.1 : W.
im. work on road, ; J. Wright,
gravelling road, $15 ; S. &Amon, tole-
- am not right in my attempt I trust soniebne
will correct rue. I do not take this frour,the
dictionary, bot from n personal anelysie of
the article bearing that name. A. reformer
is au individual person, whose opleioes, with
reference to questions of public =tenet
emerge twice eyery day and threo.tlireees4iis
graphing, $1.58 ; P. D. Boll, hernber.„ e§undaye, and WEOSO 8n1169 of 'national dety
$87.45 ; J. Sparks, work on side road, 1is verteletted, having es Stank joints as there
$12 ; S. Foster, expenses on voters' lid, aro localities for operation. He is not an
$2.50. angel as he would have you believe; but is
The counail then adj, ournedto in.. et composed of Riel flesh and blooa, and.there-
on, FridaOct15th0-11.1.3•0 fore, although he does he not think so himself,
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is as prone to err as trest of mortals, that
y, .
Zurich. is, unless he believes in the Detwinian theory
and cau trace his lineage to other creatures
FIRE.—The fiery elements seem bound to than. Adam.. His sense of right and justice
do some damage to our town. Last Satur- varies to suit his own individual interests
day evening fire was discovered in Messrs. and ambitions. Now after, defining reform-
Deiehert &'Weeeloh's blacksmith shop, but ers let us attempt the definition of the word
was discoecred in time to prevent any eerie vermeil. Reform means for the most part
ous ("tentage. • • to change from bad to good or good to better,
it occasionally Means' from good fo bacl or
from bad to worse. It literally means tie
form again, :the prefix ro Meaning again,
that is having once given your word end
pledged yourself to a certain course, you
waut to consider the eirennostances as they
personally affect you or your party relations
and then form yoer resolutions over agaiut
The term as applied generally at this ago
moans nothing at all or as analyzea accord-
ing to the doings of those who appi-opriate
the namo reformer, it Is a misuomer a myth
a misapplied term twless in the sense from
bad to wore°. In the wordssof the diction -
y, I think, reformer is defined as a peculiar
conglomeration of mune:lane material hav-
ing a strong affinity for auything elle every
tiling that affects the personal interest.
But to return to spelling, 1 must admit my
ignorauce es to the true inwardness of the
Reformers, and it is a dispated point 10 my
mind whether they have ;any Ewen:these or
not, unless like their name' sakes, their aim
is a purely SOlfiall 01.10 and not intended for
the bettering of the conditionof affains in
general. In conclupiou ;for this time
wealii beg to suggest that itative measures be
taken at once for the' sappressiou and pre-
vention of this epidemie called spelling're-
°rStill I must admitas
my iguoranee ,
10 its strue nature, having Inver had any-
thing stropger tban the yeller jendeze and
the *potted measles I am at a less when at 1
tempting to fathom its hidden and daugerous
depths. Misting the initiated on this im-
parquet quatiou, will give, ns their views on
tile ethic: s cl this new plague on on:. sanitary
apparatns. ,I will (mit for the p11911901, yet at
the same time, I must (entices anxiety about
this matter and would our quarantine
0Mcials on Goat I land, to loolt after the e
tinugglers.
P. 8. Since writing the Above, my neigh.
bor on the other side ot tuip liue fence, bas
informed mit that Spelling Berm in iti the
Mrs. T. Deal, of Portage La Prairie
Men., is visiting at her father's, Mr. W.
Toaneetst con., 'Biddulph.
s The wheat harvest is in full blast at
present, and is reported to bo above an
.average crop.
Mr Hatay Boyd'has leased one of his
valuable farms to Mr. Geo, Davidson, of
the, 14th eon., London, for the term of
five years. Sum realized $425 per an-
num.
1 Some of our, sidewalks aro in a very
1 dangerous condition ne prepent. , We
Ewoulit advise the authorities to leok after
tlfe inattee.
Mr. '3950. Car.ter had a valuable whip
stolen from his buggy on Sunday evening
lad while calling on his mother,
Stierfig.euspicion rests on two suaricioue
diameters. A suit is peudhig.
Kirkton.
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A full stock of all kinds of A. new. boll has been procured for the
fourth line echool house. It is of large
size and good soundin,g. The school house
is, the best by, far in the section. •
Mr. Anws Dolmas who took a trip to
the band tournament at Listowel also took
part in tho sports, carrying off two first
prizes;—Running hop step and jump, 44
ft. i'in. A. Doupe • do.• 4411. Gin. A. Wood;
, 3
High jump, 5f 1. Sin. A. Doupe; do, 511.
&1. -in. A. Scott. .
BETEM—Solne of the farmers will finish
harvest this week. --se consillerablir amount
of spring wheat has been cut green, the big
price pried Lan 119 not preventing it rusting.—
Miss MusTy, of Toronto, is at present the
guest of Mrs. J. MeCurdy.--Mr. R. A. W-
eeder and wife, of Parkhill, are spending
this week with frierids hero. Mr. C. has
secured the principalship of the Arkona,
public school and takes charge in Septem-
ber.—Mrs. Leaser with her daughter Miss
Lizzie, have been spending_ the last conple
of weeks -with Merit's in 1%1=111h-ie.—Our
tailor, Mr. Lyne, has left tho village, hav-
ing disposed of his business to Mr. Rey.
s noels of Dashwood who has already taken
: ... , . . . , . : , 1 tan)phrl.olitis ica.itl.o.otileRheei.e.R.-0—lote.pase,troti
by the i•ccent Venconver fire. Mr Hall is
when a special collection will be taken in
Methodist church on Sunday evening; next,
behalf of Rev. Mr. mu, oue of the sullarers
of Granton, is annonneed to preoitc8fIttiel::1;:iltsrlliite.1
0
A sters in the villieFeet WilEtiFort, Lamb-
. . e
ton erten t • .10 few miles from Sarnia was bur.
gbh 'zed on i he 029th Wt., awl a largo quantity
of [reels token. The nee toe Wfra pieced in
in th a bends of detective Rogers, who made
a flue/lapel investigetion of the matter which
lekl him to prisms -it two brother, named Juo
bus nue Joe eth Wethirall, living in Wilkes -
pot t. SatUrday he went to ilia fa on IniuSs
of the psrente, and t int) i ilea the boss wore
at work in it field n ar the %sonde about two
tulles from St Clair river. Ho wont to the
field to arrest the boys, but when about 25
yards from them they muldeuty aseamped
end got away.
On searching the be lia Dokati,VO Rogers
10110(1some of the iniisseg goods, and a largo
.
quantity which luta hcon stolen from other
stores widish had not boob missed, and also
in a trunk is largo Thin My of Ong and tett',
(1,i'lar"ourreue,y bills, whieli hea been ' reised
to tt n -dollar bill t. The country in the neigh-
borheoe bad beim flooded for some time with
bills oi this ela.8 'which coal not be traced,
BA.COOS, CIGARS, St,c. - The reistui had been fairly' well waited,
se m., (Need noes; tseeeeoest %coo fuel was well celciested to deceive thenicety-
(Cele rated Crown 13i -and) Bologna.
nem ember a i\.pri% I<EMP
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
a LuTz.
A S ! S 1-X ! 1
—0 A_ z‘-; FL—
TEAS TEAS ! TEAS
TRY MY JAPAN TEAS
NATURAL LEAF, MAY PICKING.
First, Arrival over the Cana& Pacific Rail-
road front 'Japan, directs
PURE, SWEET, DELICIOUS, only 50 cts.
I still give 5 lbs. Bright Sugar for 25cts.
with every Pound of 'Pea at 50 cents.
SUGARS! SUGARS SUGARS!
Bright, 1611:a ; Cofroel5 ; Granulated, 13 ;
P011 $1.00, oesn.
—CALL ANI, 59111
GRANULATED SUGAR FOR PRESERVING
14 rms. root $1.00, emu.
LEMONS, MI,NERAL WATERS, TO -
the address
Cash Grocery, Drew's Block, South Store
or at a glance. On 151111300 Seareli the tittioetive
found it lot of paper used in taising the bills,
a set of bri-beused in the me:lives, some
paint, sea two plefee oti which to Inlet the.
Futn.—Quite a commotion was caused in
our little town last Friday noon by the cry
of "Fire." It appears Messrs. Jackson &
Hardy, butchers), were rendering tallow in
Mr. Happle'e slaughter house, Mr. J and
his son Willie being in charge. Mr. J.
having occasion to leave the boiling tallow
for a short time with strict injunctions to
the little boy not to build any more fire
under the kittle. However, the boy did not
obey his father's orders and in consequence,
by some means or other, the tallow caught
fire, and it was only by the timely efforts of
some of the p.eople who rushed to the scene
of action, thas a very serious and dangerous
Inc was prevented.
Reports reaches here that the three mis-
sing bodies of the ill -fitted "Crusier" were
found near Port Make. The "Crusier" is a
two mastedyacht owned by 3,Ir. O'Gorman,
who is a boat builder in Sarnia. She, was
engaged by six young men, Messrs. I. A.
Teller,. W. Vidal, W. 0. morrison Wm. J.
Sinclair, Hope and Flemming,. Melientie,
nephews of the Hon. Alex. Meleenzio. They
left Sarnia about four weeks ago via. Lake
Huron for Mituitolin. The party had start-
ed south andwere reported near South
Hampton, Teller and McKenzie called there
for mail matter, they seed their bolt was
becalmed about 5 miles off. They started
from there Saturday week, in the afternoon,
and nothing WOE seen or heard of them after-
wards until the yacht was found heached itt
Pore Frank with three bodies on beard.
Berers. ---,School commences Mauilay.—
Hot se--eixty.---Keep cool—plenty of. dust.
—Most of the farmers in this vicinity have
finished their harvest work. Two gentle -
Men were spon almost dead drunk laying
on our street Tuesday reoreing. One o.f.
them is the son of a respectable wholesale
dry goods merchant in Toronto, (we are
told)- the other has a retail general store
not 51) miles from here. They drove hero
mum, of it new swing tootb harrow, for bar:
m tins state between 3 and 4 eelock
rowiog tho feelings of .3.n:to-pas(es, 1425150191To speak well of our landlords, VA: must say,
teacher:, and tinda children. If this be to,
that they took- charge of the two "Drunks"
until they were both sobered off and then) 11110 sorry 1 wrote the Mouves for someone
in k.1 neveettevelled, but I ave, thou gh ,
sent them eitst on their stay feeling some. will th
what the worse fortheirtwo days "boosmg. '
Tho Scott Aet. was -Vete(' On as a prohibit.
tny .measure. We believe it is where you
can only -get veneer to drink. It is a well-
known fact, that the 8. A. is a deeded fail.
ere in this or any other place, simply be.
cause the very people who voted for it are
afraid to Carty out their own ideas.
s. 1,4414-4 -----
A came, rightly remeri.s thin subscribers
are More aimless in relation. to paying tip
for tizeir new snit pies than nnyibiot, visa,
AliVtinle «TOM to do the printer: No -v, that
liaciit mi.:ratios filo tending community, not
froth a desire hot topay., lint r iMply iron
the fact that few persons' Understand or think
Of the necessity exuaing for promptly paying
foto the noW,,Paper. Weare porfeetly tiatiSiled
tbat the gretit, Majority m arrears for any
'eaper svOttla pny tip pronmtly if they could
bring themselves, to think ot the en eject when
in town. merotovo do wo kiiitliy tout, t to
the rooters to endsavor to teethe' 016,11101,0e
come riepg their snbeaisrsi- 9 tei reereal,
1 have bee -a to lhoddon anti Dashwood and
VMS once in sight of Exeter, but was armed.
to go in for they told me the chief 01 )101100
thercl is very vigilent, and might arrest me'
for a 5 agraut; It you out alynt this
6. 11., let, me'ltitoW, will you 19
Yen rs Truly,
jScon Seinen.
Stephen, Aug. 0111, '83,
—
Preebe tallow of See forth have seetired
an organ for their church, neatest an opposi-
tion vote of quite e large mine, ity. Accord.
ing to the Sun, one of the town c uncillore,
of course au Irishman, gives the following
anecdote by way of advice to the advocates of
tu.) organs : "An Irishman, who happoni a to
b3 a Catholic., met an Orange drummeronthe
l02t11, and 11(1 1aised his stick over the drum.
mecand said, "Bete up the l'reteetant hop,.
ana bate it aisy to see if / can shand it."
If he cost'd not stend;et, ole mrse he ntended
So kneck the drum, into sniithertens,
•
s•Ititsliterits of Int aroat,
A ee,250 addition le being built to the
Mitehell High Soh,0015
liere is is eoniAnartiiiii,41ely ilia Willi:kale,
of \Vinghain„ violate the Seett act? He tooir
o Smallhorn mid eloped.
Mr. John 13rad1ey, pt Me(sillIvrey, had
twenty five pounds Of leading twine stolen
out of Lis barn a few nights ago,
The annual , Coefereece of the London
District of the Church of Latter Dey Saints
will he held in St. Mary'eoarlyie September.
e Mr. Geo. Simpson, of 'Parkhill, tuts eold
hitt veluable (Satter Times) celt for the eeni
of 3425, to Mr. Charles W. 'Blau, of Angueta,
Montana,
0. Quigley, paintsr of McGillivray,
hae receutly disposedof his trotting horse
"Cloudy Dey" to Mr, T. Bisset, of Exeter, for
the sum of ee57.
Rev. E. 13. Serviee, sou of Lev. 11, Servieo,
of St. Mary's, has accepted is Call tc) tho pas-
torate of a church in the town of l3iriningham,
1\11.04.
lYiesers. Grain, of Ailsa Crnig,aro willing to
eseliblisha fiax mill at Strathroy 51 11103' aro
bonusad 51,000 and exempted. The question
was refer d to it committee,
A colt, 2 yeare old, belorming to Mr. T. EL
Ceursey, 3re con, Biciclulph, tipped. the beam
at 1350 lbs. in Lucan recently.
"Georgejn," the pioneer tramp printer,
reached -Olibton Monday, and the New Era
says he41he tcughest-looking spealmen of
humanityttiat ever struck the town.
The dry guads menhante of Brussels have
signed an agreement not to take butter in
payareet of book accounts after Cet lot. It
will be taken in exchange as before, but will.
nob be -applied on old debts.
George Hewett, of th,e 1st con. of Goderich
township, has been blind during tho last five
or six yenge, and it is a matter of surprise to
his neighbors the amount of work he perform,
He can mow his fence corner weeds and hoe
his wrote and turnips, in fact (lo auything
ebout his farni but drire a team. ,
Two farmers were seeing sights together,
They came aoross an, Italian, organ grinder.
First farmer says to his friend. : eSorao kind,
of a patent chore he,s showiag, I reckon."
No. 02 : "Well, well ) how' she (loan squeak 1
Say Mister, ye better ile her up a little,'She'll
run smoother.
A. quarrel between neighbors is a bad thing
but it is we) se when it comes to blows. A
little skirmish, however, sometimes does good,
as it makes a man, after it is over, feel
ashamest of his conduct, and is often a pre-
ventative to his indulging iu such practices
again.
The last issue of the Canadian Gazette
contains the revised regulations for the in-
s peetimi weiglite' and =endures, and ,ap-
pointe Mr. W. J. Hayward Inspector, and Mr.
A. Magrantette his assistant, for the Windsor
district, which. comprises tire 'Counties 'of
Eerae Huron, Bruce, Essex, Kent and
Lamb ton.
A Governmeut official was at °and through
elto South Ridine et Huron last week stirring
im 'some of the dry bones among our magis-
trate09:Inaction with the Scott Act. A
large number have decided to stand for the
right. A few have shown the white 'feather
ansi. will be reported to tine Attorney General.
England expeets that every man this day
will do his duty:
Mis. :Macintosh, of London ,raet with a
serious accident at Goclerich on Friday.
While out driving with her daughter. Miss
Katie Macintosh, school teaelier, Princess
avenue school, and her niece, the horses took
fright and all the occupants were thrown from
the carriage. • Airs. Macintozh hasi her leg
broken; the other ladies were less seriously
lojared.
flatler the laws of Ontario; the shooting
season will begin on the 1519h of August.
After that day wood -cock may be shot; snipe,
rail, golden plover, gronse, pheasant, part-
ridge prairie chitiltens, 'ducks and other
waterfowel, and hares after the 1st of Sep-
tember. Deer may not lawfully be shot
till after the 15th of October. No quail may
be shot in 1880 or 1887, and no wild eurkey
till after 1888.
Ale John A Strathy, Manager of the
Berrie Breech of .the Bank of Toronto, gays
that "Yon can detect the forged 510 hills of
the Canadian B unk of Commerce, now iu
eirctilation, as follows: The forgery has a
yellowish appearance; the shading on the
largo green letters is much lighter than in
the .original—the large ten in green letter is
too high on tho paper, running into the coat
of arms instead of bailie immediately under."
f you are at all in doubt get endorsement of
tire party.
According to the voters' list of the towaship
j ,
of Hullet, just prepared by the clerk, aide&
are 913 persons entitled to vote et both =rule
cipal electioueand elections to the Legislative
Assembly; 49 who are entitled to vote at
multicipal elections only, fled 30 wile ars-
entitled to vote at elections otthe Legislative
Assembly only, and there are 409 who are
eligible to serve as jurymen, An analysis of
the list shows that there are 43 female voters.
30 wagemarnors, and 150 lendholders' sone.
It rippeare that Charles Wilson', the man
arrested by Deteetivo Phair on Saturday upon
suspicion of larceny, has heeneperating ex-
tensively in hotels. thrortehoot the weet, end
hotel ptoprietors who May miss any articles
should communicate with the Chief of Police
Loudon. Monday morning W. C isgrove,
St. Mary's hotelkeeper, wentsto Loudon, and
identiliecl the scissors, two mouth organs and
a few other Articles as his property. Ile next
interviewed the privoner, who told bit teat
he. ha.' "put up" a Jatly,s gold chain at
lecket at a certain hotel where it was reeov
ea. Tue man has ale° taken airoperit glas
and stolo a small silver watch. chain
locket front a poor girl who eau but ill aff
the loss.
The Woodstock Times says: ----"It ie*
nrrs n
eessary to warn the farmeagaist fratii
and swindlers. Perhaps there is no class
individuals mom easily taken in than th
farmer. We have' again to caution laiS,..phl
lie against what has the appearance of very,
much like a huge swindle. it appears that
amen of middle age and gentlemanly adclress,
Rao sometimes preteeding to live in Lonelop,
Ont., but no doubt is Taulcoe from Michigan.
with is well-known Woodstock gent to asst.p
to work up the filament, made their apnea
mice in this vicinity. Their mode of eat'
is that they =Mose:et a chattered commie
capital 535,000, depositett in a bank, 15
that they control a vary valuable kind of '
wheat, which will yiell mine 40 bashele
acre, which they will sell to too farmer
05 per bushel, the fermer tneineten bush
givinghim $150, while thty buy 20 lash
next fall at $10 per bushol; int) bitlance
Ilin OrOp tlie frixwOr will haY0 'to dispose
ie this neighborhood et sonic fabulous pi."
13ot they will to cereful to have the farine
give his note for 13150, which no doubt
be cashed ie the nearest town. Again
say, bewitte!
SCOtt's Emulsion ot
Cod Liver Oil, with Iltypophosplili ea;
For Wasting Diseases of Children.
,Wilere the digestive powee.i 51.0 feebll ,
the ordinary Mod doe; not seem 'to n
du) child, this nets both no food and me lie
giving streugth and flesh at once. toe'
ithuost as pfilatable as milk. Take o