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• cito,: of Sitprome Court, Notary Public
nveyancer, OomPlitaiionEr, &v. Moupy to
Loan.
0 ilicnin kiloek,Epter,
M 14.0FADDEN ,
Barrister, Solicitor, ,Boeveyancer,
FacErnal,
Ofllee stamwell'aBlocklflall's old office.)
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DENTAL.
0 CARTWRIGHT, L, D. S.,
Ras opened dental rooms over
O'NEIL'S DANK, where lie will be
lelitiewein prepared to extraetteethwithout
pain. Alloperations performed with ease and
skill. Gold fillings a speciality, Office hours
'3 a.m.: to 5 p m, Unfi.uci es trou'euivre. Tim=
Con.
TT KINSMAN DIP NTIST '1J D S
EXt ' Ots Tooth without italur
bv, eying vitalized Ah, or by
nal ig tile New Local A.Inestlic-
tic m the gums; imams Gold
Fill gs and all other dental
work the best possible. BOOMS
Upstairs in anxwiam's Bnocit, East side of
Main -Street, Exeter, Out.
MEDICAL
, M.D.,
‘,..) • Officeat hisresidence 'Exeter.
w. BROWNING M. D.,I1.
. p. s,GvaditateVieterialYuiversity.Oince
audiresidence,DoirinionLaborator v, Exe tor
ro. J. A.ROLLINS, MO. P. S
JLF 0. °Moe, Mau St .Exoter,Ont Residefl
ce houserecently occupied by P. McPhillips,
Esq.
FIRS. YNDMAN AND HOOPfR-,
.ICyndman, Coroner for the County
of Huron, dm. &c, Dr. Hoop et, Licentiate of
the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh;
Licentiate in Midivifory,Edinbureb (Scotland)
Post -graduate Student of the University of
Vienna (Austiia) and of tho illoorfield Eye
Hospital, London (England) &C., &c. Special
attention to Diseases of the Eye, Ear and
Throat. Office, Main-str eat, Exeter.
T1R. WOODRUFF,
Permanently located in No. 185
Queen's Avenue, London, n few doors
east of Post Office. Special attention given to
diseases of the Eye, bad sight, and. the pres-
ervation of vision; diseases of the Ear, irn-
paired. hearing, and, discharges from the ear ;
diseases of he Throat, chronic inflammation
being a frequent cause of deafness ; diseases
of the Nose, catarrh being a common cause of
luipai•ed hearing.
AUCTIONEERS.
"HEW TO THE LINE, LET THE CHIPS FALL WHERE THEY MAY."
VOL. XIII., NO. 52.
ENRY EILBER, Licensed Auc-
• tioneer for Hay, S tephen, and McGilli-
rr ay:To wushipa; Sa.lesconductcd at moderate
-at es. Office -At Post -office, Crediton, Ont.
TORN 'GILL, Auctioneer fer the
E./ Townships of Stepb en, Hay and Ilsborwi
and the Village of .Exeter. All sales Pclr°32113tleirs
attended, and satisfaction. guarantee • a
arranged atthi _.....ce. ........ .......,_______
VETERINARY.
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MENNET
14., itt ENNENT, Y e eri.
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_JL nary Su4'goons, Graduates of the ontario
Veterinary ! . College, Toren -
.01110
to,ha.vo op , ened an office
:forth& tree, 'Merit of an
Domestic Animals, on
Mninstreet _..,, Exeter. Calls
from a dis ._-.'- ..r-'"','" ----• tames) prorartiy
attended to:- -.Medicine for Horses CattleAc
alwayson hand:
EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10, 1886:
TO LOAN.
NIPORTAN T NOTICES •
THE GREAT ENGLISH. RESORIPTION
Asuccessfulmedicinetestedover
80 years in thousands of cases.
Preruptly cures Arervoo 1?).o.9.
tration, ffeakneaa of Rr tan, Spi-
nal Cerd, and GenerativeOrgans
of either sex, Braise tone and ag ills caused bY
oretion orover-exertion. Six packagesis guaran-
teed to effect a eurewhenall other medicinesfail.
One package $1, six packages 65, by mail. Sold
bydruggists. Write .for Pamphlet. Address
Etumx 01E15110AL CO, DETROIT, MOIL
FOP sale by J. W. Browning, Exeter, and
all druggists.
ONIIIY TO LOAN ON REAL ES
, tate forth° Huron & ErieLoan Say-
ingseociety., Low rates ofinteresi. Apply to
John Spackatan ,Exeter
IVI
HOE RULE
ONE1 1-10.110AN AT 6 AND 61-
pereentacoorcling toteins . Private
Funds. Apply to
B. V .ELLIOT ,
Augu.st15 , '85 Solicitor. Exeter ,
---MAY l3E G001), 1111T-
nsetatarict's
LANGTRY AN PARISIAN BANGS.
Fer excells any ever before shown in Exeter.
Is you wish to got any Hair Goods call on Ike
3. Dearing, at the Central 13rtrber Shop, where
he manufactures Hair Work so natural that
You Would Not Know It from the Original
Hair. Such as the Langtry and Parisian
Hanes, Saratoga Waves,. and the Genuine
Water Wave, Switehes,Toopies,Curls ,Puffs and
Wigs. Before going elsewhere, give him a call,
at his -
TONSORIAL PARLORS,
ONE DOOR nORTEC OF WE CENTRAL EIOTEL.
New Pump Factory
JOHN SWALLOW
Wou.d respectfully inform the inhabitants
of the surrounding townships that he has op-
ened aN ew Pump Factory in ;
3.SOUTHGOTT'S OLD -STAND,
MAIN -ST., EXETER, OPP. POST -OFFICE.
Where he will keep on hand all kinds of
Pumps, which he will sell at moderate prices
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. '
.Wens and Cisterns. contracted for at reason-
able prices, and. work executed with despatch.
SATISFACTION GU A.RANTFED.
JOHN SWALLOW.
13. LI10:711.4INCE'S
S8s, pectacles Eye -glasses
TREASURER'S SALE
I. -P L.ANDS FOR T.A..1.-ES.
County of HuronY virtue of. a warrant, bearing date the sixteenth day of August,
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to wit. 1886, under the hand of the Warden of the County of Huron
.and havine the Beal of the seed corporation therete atteched, directed to me and com-
manding me to levy upon the following lands for the errears of taxes due thereon to-
gether with the costs, I hereby give notice thae unless the said taxes and. costs be soon-
er paid I hall proceed to sell the said lands or so much thereof as may be necessary to
discharge the same, at the Court House, in the town of Goderich, on Tuesday the thir-
tieth day of November, in the you of our Lord. 1886, commencing at eleven o'clock M
Dr. Browning has the Sole Agency in
Exeter, for the abbve lenses. They are the
only ones recommended by the President awl
Vice -President's of the Medical Associations
of Canada, and ale the Ion:ling oculists -of the -
ago. They have a world-wide reputatiOn 'for
Tenses
that aid to vision which all other
lenses fail to give., Beware of imitations, as
they are in the market. B. Laurance's Spec-
tacles and Eye -glasses are marked I3.L., with-
out -which none are genuine, -and pebbles are
stamped Pebbles. Do not be deceiVed byany
goods stamped Pebble -glass -or by any .
iarity name. -DR. BROWNING, SOLE AGENT
CENTRAL *
ONE1 TO*LOAN AT 6 AND 6}
Loaning companies represented.
• percent, $25,000 Private Funds. Best DRuc stroll
R •
BArriStOr, Exeter,
INSUILINCE
THE ,„-WATERTAKr MUTUAL
-IL FIRE INSURANCE Co.
Pistabilened in 1863.
ijEAD OFFICE - - WATERLOO, ONT..
This comT.anv iias been over 'Eighteen
the forenoon.
TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD.
Lot or, part of lot Con. or Street Acres Patti. or.nnpatd. Taxes Cots Total
J4:flier Wairees .es SON
IP unteener s tbz), Vrstertettali
al) Items of Autereete,
• There L great rejoicing there over the re.
suit, as tide oecuree to Stratford gil the above
works west of Toronto,
The bonze bytes,/ cerr`.0.1 e:t Stratford,
Friday for the Oland Tritiale locomotive
teorka and oar sheps by 30 majority, only
votes being polled against the byla w.
A few days ago Mr. eellau McLean of East
Williams, end his lion John, boufad eleven
acres of fall wheat in eight {lours. When
!Mocked up it was foend there were in the
neighborhood of 4,000 sheaves. bona&
jamas Atkinsen, Drenthe, was brought
before Mr. FL Parker, County Magistrate (if
her earnest Chrietien fortitude exlabled her Oxford at Woedstoe,k on Wednesday chiieged
to bear up SO W0.1 in, her euffeeing. She by Inspector IVIcKey with violating the Seott
was a Merril-1er, and an untiring worker of Aet. He was flood $50 and costs,
the Evangelical eliureli here, a dear wife Mr. William Drought, of the Queen's
and dutiful mother, highly respected.. and Hotel, Abet Craig, met with a painful aeon
beloved by all who knew her, A few hours dent the other day by striking 6ne
before her death elle calmly repreved her ankles against the tines of a pitoInfork laying
friends for mourning over their loss, as she on his bare floor, one of which ,piereed the
knew she was going to Heaven where she ankle, He Innis about on crutches now,
would be better takeu care of than all mortals • School section No. 10, Blanthard, has at ,
could do, and that if they changed their lag done Limey with the unsightly old build
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hearts, by the help of God, they too would ing welch has served eo Icing as a place in
meet her in Heaven, where ao pain or sor- which to teach the yomig idea how to shoot,,
row reigns. She passed away to her long and in Ha place there stands a handsome .4
home in the arms of Jesus, about 10 a. in., commodious brick building, ornamented with
Thursday, leaving one little girl and a a beautiful hell. -
broken hearted husband, to mourn over her Mr. 7osph A. xiaa; jr., of Goderich, and
last remains- The bereaved father and Miss Christina IVIoDougell also of Goder'cli
were married et tett:testi s Gbu&ch ropm o,
Wednesday, of last week, by Rev $ Father
Bremee. The bridesmaids were Mies Josie
HenSall. MeDougall, sister of the ; bride, and Miss
Tessie Kidd, sister of the groom, who was
A mo -o
Beenps,---Picnies are now the order of attended by hie brother, Usuia A. Kidd, of
the day end have been during the last
Ont, , and the bride's brother, John
week or so. -The fanners are getting their me. W. W. Hutchins, the well-known. pro,
.0 Dougall, of Detroit.
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grain nicely saved and report the yield
icl9uwetaa :tero"rilaant, writes to the farmers as foi.
as above the average. --Mr. G. McEwen
and Mr. B. Thompson are each improving peets forCanadianthediiannfarYar°
mbearrstehissPailcipr
eason,mos.
y
the appeerances of their new houses by advice -is to market the odes early and be
having them tastily paintecl.-Mrs J. prepared to accept lower prices than las.t
Bonthron and daughter of London have season, in fact for colored barley very low
been visiting relatives and friends in Rod- prices will no doubt have to be accepted, as
gerville and Hensall.-Mr. Macarthur the largeVincreeeed acreage in Canada this
Grand Bend for the past eveek returned season aud thefine crops of the West
large,
will keep market well supplied.
and family who have been camping at the
home on. Monday. -Mr, Sam'l White of •According the Voters' Lists issued bythe
Seaforth was in the village on Monday •
Clerk this year there are 817 persons entitle&
that being Seaforth's to vote, au ItleKillop at both municipal Elem.
J. Gorby of Hay has recently returned tions, and Elections to the Legislative As-.
fromenear Ottawa where he had been vis- mBeTnbileYip;a14ellecwtiloUs8roellelyil,tilillalead t4o1 tvv°hto6 aaret
iting, at his fathers. -Mr. A. S. Case and qualified to vote ,only at elections to the
wife who have been up the lakes for the Legislative Assembly There are 522 quail-
' 1-
turned home last week. -The Rev. D. M. land owners' sons; 31 fePast. week or two on a pleasure trip re- fied to serve as juror. The lisvtoctoeiirtaiiinue,0
a 16
male
Ramsey of Londesboro will preach in the wage earners. -
An annoying accident occurred one day
Presbyterian. church Rodgerville on Sab-
bath next -The Rev S. R. Thomson. B, lately on the farm of Mr. M. NI. Pearn, 131an.
shard. It appears that he was watering his
team at a well in the field in winch he hail
just commenceci work with his new binder,
when something shutter' the animals and
they sprang forward, taking a •circuitous
route through the grain, which soon brought
them in contact with a rail fence, where they
swerved. to one side breaking the tongue,
some castings, and olherwise ebaking up the
machine. Mr. Pearn, however, luckily got it
repaired without the trouble of sending to
London for n'enachinist.
A. few days ago as Mrs. Albert Cantelon
and Mrs. Steep •were approaching Clinton,
they met with a deeidedly unpleasant RC-
OI.C1011t,th -mall it was fortenately= accompanied
by no serious results. They were driving
liesUrely along the Hayfield road,and, had got
quite close to the railway bridge before they
noticed the approach of the evening tiain.
As soon as the horse saw it corning, it wheel-
ed aroundquickly, cramped the buggy short, •
and threw the ooeupante oat. Mrs. Steep, a
who held a baby in her arms, had her arm
severely sFrainedebut beiond this-ne injuries.
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we; e received.
Hurrahfor a railway! If Hayfield is de-
sirous of getting a railroad, now is the time
for her to exert herself a little. London is
golden opportunity will have passed, the C.
Hurcan Hayfield presents every facility. in
having a conamoclious• and easily accessible
we shall be left again to pillow ourselves "in
see.net ever railway, and would grant almo,s.t
an unlimited amount of money, and the C.
P. R. is anxious to obtain a port on Lake
harbor, which with a little dredging and fir-
ing up, would. be superior to any other on
field people do not bestir themselves the
P. le. will 41ave selected some other port and
this side of the lake. Of ,course if the Bay -
the deep Sabbath of self-content."
Every newspaper in the land is pest;eeed
with requests for free notices of POMO. son;
or another, the worst offenders being places
that get up Caledonian games and other like
demonstrations. Notices of these are . sent
to papers with the request that they be iu.
sorted free otcharge, and in a ,good many
Grand Bend, hy Messrs. T. and Mol- instances; the newspapers have good naturedly
lard'; Boston, C. H. Wilson, F. Cleans, W. complied. It -would be a wise act if all news-
apers were to cloae dotvn on this species !of
free advertising. A newspaper is a bushaese
enterprise, the same '4ita•-aSe4or anything
else of a similar nature,' -'ate, not .affordsto
work for nothing, any enoreNa ihiechaut
can afford to buy goods and til jive them
away. Newspapers are very philanthropic in
their disposition, andlike 'evOrk ter the
good of fellows M. ether towns -bat we like,
it a good deal better at tangents a line, ad-
vertising measuzement.
The dry goods store of Messrs. Lein Co.;
of St. 1V1arys‘, 1113,f3 entered by ,burglars, a' few
evenings ago, aud elothing to the value of
$100 .stolen: There were four in all. Two
of, the thieves have been captur.ed and Placed
in Stratford jail, the remaing two being still
at lerge, A St. Marys paper says :-"The
man who wore a ne suit el clothes at any
time within two or three days after the bur- -
glary did so 'at his own, risk. -A resident of
Blaushard wasmaking hie way hemeward one
evening attired in a complete outfit and,
when in the vieit ity of Ale tutvre'S corners he
wee ehallenged by a:couple of men who yell.
ed"Stop thief," and took after 'hixa. Not
daughter haveour heartfelt sympathy m
Behalf tatq. half of 4 N. E, D. 50 Patd. $9,50 $1.25 $11.25
their mei affliction
S. half of W. half of 10 N. E. D. 50 " 4.93 1.12 6.0
VILLAGE OF PORT ALBERT, IN ASFIFIELD.
10 . Colborne-st, East i
7 London Road East i
1 William-st. East i
44 Wellington•st. East e
45 do e
46 do i
47 do e
39 Lydenhain•st. East -e-
40 do Is
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unpatented 3;05 1.08
f . 3.-05 1.08
" 3.37 1.08
.. 3.37 1.08
4. 3,37 1,08
.. 3.137 1.08
Patented , 19 1.00
.. 10' 1.00
TOWNSHIP OF COLBOURNE.
C Bridge End Place
59 do
ATILLAGE OF HAYFIELD.
39
40
385
386
East part of 5
r. 270;
71:
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Range N,
Susan-st.
44
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VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS.
VILLAGE OF WROXETER.
3 Main -at. South 1/5 "
6 Queen-st. North
North half of 8 Centre-st. East 1/10
5 Gibson-st.
do 4
27 Halls Survey 1
North part of 39 do
County Treasurer's Office, 1
• Goilerich, August 16th, 1S86f
9.41 1.25
7.27' 1.20
1.23
1.23
44
44
3.20
1.40
1.03
1.03
1.01
1.01
1.08
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3.71 .1.09
5 I
4.35
4.13
4.13
4.45
4.45
4.45
4.45
1.19
1.19
10.66
8.47
2.26
2.26
1.45
1.45
4.28
2.43
4.80
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13.17 1.33 14.50 D. pastor of the Presbyterian church is
4.6.) 1.12 5.77 enjoying a four weeks vacation. We trust
9.45 1.25 10.73 the restand change vrill prove beneficial
14.742 1•37 16.09 to him. -Mr. S. Jackson and family, who
14.72 1.37 16.09 have been spending the past two weeks at
7.08 1.18 8.26
Hayfield have returned home. -Master W.
6.0 1.16 7.56
Dent and Miss Dent of •Mitchell are
visiting friends in the village. -The brick-
work of the new Presbyteeian Church was
finished on Saturday last and slaters will
naw soon be at work the wood part of the
professional certificate. -At the recent roof being all fiMshed 'except the cornice.
Departmental examinations the following -A Union Sa,bbath School picnic to some
is the record of Granton school :-T. A. point along the lake shore and comprising
Staidey pa,sseci. for both 3rd and 2nd class the Hensall South Methodist, Church of
certificates: T. J. Wilson and E. Perry ( England ancl Presbyterian schools, is at
WM. HOLMES
Treasurer, Co.! Of Huron
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ROUND THE COUNTRY:
By Our Own Correspondents,
Elimville.
Harvest is almost over.
Again the children. jog off to school.
•Mr Thomas Wilson, of London, paid,
the villg.ge laet week.
tifr. SiiiltlfhaS raised the roof; of
store ndeich!adds to its appearance.
Coula not a sbase ball match be arranged
between the married and single men" of
this neighborhood ? Will some one please
try.
Rev. W. FL Gime and wife and Rev.
J. W. 'Holmes, visit the Niagara Falls ancl
Grimsby Camp. Rev. E. Medd will take
Mr. Ganes appointeclnext Sunday,
Greenway.
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Quick' work. • Who can beat it? Mr.
Jas.. McWilson.threshed 550 bushels of
wheat' for'Mr. A. Glendenning last Thurs•
day•iMeev•en hours.
Hgitest- Home dinner. Get ready foi
it. 'Hoe on. Methodist Church is arrang•
• in f 11th annual harvest home din-
g
ner to laithelcl third week in September.
A gorgedne time is expected.
MP, Reel,. Wilson lost a valuable cow
last -WOW She was found dead in the
pastureO -
The trustees of School No 14 have or-
.
deresleste number of new seats for their
itd. increasing school.
A. full stock of all kinds of
yearn in successful operation iu Western On- 'Dye-st-affs anci package
tario audcontinues to insure againstloss or
Dyes, constantly on
and. Win are,s
ondition
.owd
ers
the bp
in the inark-
et and always
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
ti.13..e Central Drug Store Exeter
C. ..E.JITTZ.
damage UN Eire,Buildings,Mercua.ndiselklan-
ufactories,and all otherdeseriptions oflinsur-
„ able property. Intending insurers have the,
option of insuring on the Premium Note or
. Cash System. ,
' During the past ten years thiS Company
. has issued 67,096 Policies. covering property
to the amount of $40,872,038 ; and paid in loss-
es alone 3709,752,00
AssetS, 8176,10zo0, consisting of Cash
n auk, GovetumeztDepoeit,andthe ltnitSS-
4)3Sed Premium Notes on hand and in force. J,
W WA.t.,nnx M D. Preside* t. C. es. Texaon,
seeretery.' J. B. EOGIIES,TEISDOCtOr. CHAS.
SNELL, AgOnt for Exeter andvici„nitv. "
THE
Intorcolonialllailway
OF CA1sTA.DA
The Royal Mall, Passenger and ./rreight
Route between Canada and Great Prito.irPand
direct route between the West and all points
on the Lewer St. Lawrence and Bale des Cha-
leur, also
. Arunswick- Nova Scotia,
P. E. Island Cape Breton,
NeNfroundland,
Bermuda,
and damakc a.
New and elegant Pullman Buffet Sleepiag
andDity Cara run on through Express 855110 5,
Passeegersfoe Great Britain or file cense
nent by leaving Toronte at 8.30 m. Thnrs-
day will join oritward mail Steamer
blflohi-
tax' m. Saturday., •
superior Elevator Warehmets sr d Dock ac-
commodation at Halifax for ship ,,..ent of grain
and generelmerchandise. •
Veers of experience have proved the / N TER, -
COLONIAL in conneetIon vitt steamship
Hues to and from Loudon, Liverpool and
Glasgow to Halifex, to be the quieliest height
route. between Cadada, and Great Britain,
Information ite to Passenget emit Freight
rates cen be line on application to
ROBERT le.lvrOODID,
WeeternPreight &PtiaSertger Agent
03P essin House Block, "York St. 7.'01'0/It°
D. rotetINGER,
chief Superintendent.
BuilwaY 0 to N.B., NolY 13.1881.
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Solidi° cane postage
AGAls,;,,g/k,t24).1.,
IIT„Sample box of goods
that will put you in the way of making 154,043
money at once, than anything else in Ametiea.
Dothsexes of all ages can live at home tine
Work in entire time, or all the time. Capital
botvoquirud, We wilt start you, Itnnieneo
pay ewe for those who start a b 01.100. STINSON
&GO ,POnl an Maiue
S 1-1-
cERy
TEAS TEAS! TEAS
TRY AlY JATAN TEAS
NATURAL LEAF, MAY PICKING.
First Arrival over the Canada Pacific Rail-
road from Japan, direct..
PURE, SWEET, DELICIOUS, only 50 cis.
" I still give 5 lbs. Bright Sugar for 2eicts.
with every.. Pound of Tea at 50 eents.
SUGARS! SUGARS SUG.A.RS1
Bright,,l6lbs • ColYee, 15 ; Granulated; 13 1
eon $1.00, OA 11.
--cleat, AND si:t -
GRANCLATIID SUGAR FOIL ; run SEILVIN(1
14 LES. FOR, 81 00 DASD.
umoNs, MINERAL WAT.ERS, TO-
. BACCOS, ;CIGARS, &O.
. Sugar, :Cured Haw, sBreakfast Paean
(Celebrated Crown Brand), I3olognit.
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Remember sa ret Tz-tr
.;; the address eoes-e- • -eeetel Ise
Cush Orono, Drew's Block, South tore
McGillivray.
The barn on the farm .of Mr' T. B.
Woodhull, in Mc Gillivray, near Parkhill,
was burned with all its contents, Wed-
neaday the 4th inst. Therplace is rented
by Mr. Joseph Plumley. who resides on
it. His children were playing in the barn,
and are siapposed to have accidently start-
ed the fire withinatches. Mrs. Plumley
' noticed the fire and bravely combatted
the flames, at one time had almost succeed-
ed in extinguishing them, but while -away
for another pail of water, the fire gamed
new force, and got beyond control. It
was with diffieulty that the house, 20:rods
distant was saved, and a fence 4.0 rods
from the barn, caught fire from it. By
the fire, Mr. Plumley lost about 150 bush-
els of unthreshed heat. His horses
were in the barn harnessed, when the fire
started. and were got out only in time to
save them ;` Mr. Woodhull lost the value
j of the barn. There wes no ineurarice on
I either barn or contents.
ford class. By the revision of the pap- present being agitated and we hope will
era at Toronto four of the five who wrote I shortly be arranged to take place. -Mr.
forsirigh School entrance were successful, ' AfcLeari of Goderich and Messrs` Shilling-
nainely :-Ernest Dunlop, !Elva •Culbert,
zehriateen Middleton and 'Bella Park.
EinearDernloP 'iven the Association' clifee
Ionia. This is the third time in succession
that our school has won the diploma.
During the lastyear and a half, this dehool
[has passed thirteen for High School en-
trance, four for third class certificates in,c1
one for second. class.
Zurich.
RETuRNED.--Mr. Frank Cressweller, pr'
cipal of Zurich school, who has been visiting of the cheap excursion rates to London to
his parents during the holidays e-esurnech attend the demonstration there, held in.
law and Biellantyne of this neighborhood
have during the past week shipped. away
ire nunther of car loads of fine- cattte.e-se0n,
Monday of this week Mr. W. Bucharte,n
of Hay had six acres of fall wheat, scott
variety, threshed, which yielded fair and
plump 273 bushels being a yield of 451\
bushels per acre,and that as we have said
good and fair measure, and gram well
cleaned. -Our civic holiday was observed
on Wednesday of last week on which oc-
casion a number of the members of Hen-
in- sail Lodge of I. 0. 0. F. took advantage
his &titles Monday mornine. lir. C. was connect ibn with the seid Order. A large
a.ceompanied by his' wife ana family. number also left here for Grand Bend and
BRIEFS. --Miss Schaefer mcceede Miss other points along the lake shore; the day
Furgeson, to the junior department.- being tine,an enjoyable time was spent by
Messrs. Piene and Steal and their wives, ali,
from Chicago, are visiting Mrs. H. L. Piene, '',7
of the Commercial House. --Miss Wells is '
Fiest quarterly meeting of Grand Bend
Circuit was held at Corbett last Monday -eat
2 p.m. Rev. J. Deacon, presiding. Members
present, --Mr. Wm. Young, recordiug stew-
ard. Each appointment was represented.
-visiting friends in this neighborhood.
Band competitMn which is to take place
show day. A number of 1st class amateur
bands expected. A splendid large show bill
has been put out where particulars can' be
seeilN14mEA
COMPETITIO-DO not forget the Gra,rtd
SED. -The increase of business
has necessitated an extension to Mr. Her-
man Wells' furniture warehouse. When
M. Wells gets his new warehouse in order
he will be able to compete with any shop
west of Toronto. Give him a call, he also
guarantees the best of satisfaction • in the
saddle and harness business. e
SAD MISTAICE.-The wife of Mr. Peter
Koehler, of the Goshen line, i! mile north of
this place, took a close of carbolic acid, in
mistake for medicin'e, on Monday night.
The lady was at the point of death when a
physician arrived, who with considerable,
labor succeeded in alleviating the pain, and
for the most part preventing pangs of death.
At the time of writing, the esteemedjacly, is
gra( ua y recovering. -11
. BODY FOVND.-One of the bodies of the
victims of the Crusier was washed
ashoreeet-Istelte-viewe-last--weelt,
found by Mr. Henry Cook, who placed him
in the hands of the Coroner Dr. sci,uafT:d
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of Hayfield. A jury was snmmoriecl of some
of our townsmen, the corpse was examined
and a Verdict of accidental deowning„ given.
The body identified as that of Mr. Vidal, of
Watford, the name being engraved on his
,v41tch. ,jt is quite evident that the other
two Olsceriete in about the same p Cosee
'AS!, ViSILten.-A mope; those; left
,Granton. here bAhe in the Saengefest at Berlin,
Ont. ,wae Mr. Hy. Folland, of the Bronson
13itineei.-Our sehool re-openecle4 on line, whoMet with what might have been a
Monday with Mr. Jonee and Mies West- fatal ageident, When the excursion train
man as ' teachers. -Granton Methodist was vytehM,ee' few miles 'of Stratford Mr,
Church was i•e-opened on Sunday last, rellandlOat blew off. He was StRndin,g
the platferrn, and jutnped off after it, tInelia
Rev. !Mr. Hall preached three times !-t,o
largo congregations,. The interior of the
church has undergone a complete trans-
formation. -Rev. Mr. Stephenson arid'
wife are spending their holidays at the
Grimsby, Camp Gi•ounds.- Mr. A. Weir
fl.A head .master of Eesex. Centre Hig,11
,T. Wilson; Bethel, Wm. I-Iorner • Corbett,
W. Nichols, jaines Young; Cal'very, W.
Bean, J. Wellistie, Geo. Mitchell; Salem
John Durrelief.,"Ilorrison, W. Young;
Pleasant; ',Mr.' ifeidgins. The financial re -
Pert was beSeeSity year since the union.
Every officialereefieber appeared anxious for
the celiac toProsper; 'temporal and spiritual.
Mr. W. Wilson brought up,a matter that
had; he Steid, endiged. his Mind for some
years; read the ! following resolu-
tion' ie--MOVAley W. J. !Wilson, seconded
by !Ge.e.Mbeetliett; that whereas there -es 'a
felt nee'CidNiiiore clirecteentereourse and
thorough co Operetion lietWeen the different
sections of the Chilistian Chitral., it 'beim=
more elect inore felt *and expreesed., And ,
Whereae there are numbers who Ohne them-
selves as 1 elong' g to the Cl rietian Chur
while it is apparent to many they are a sort
f undertew, and in the dimlight •of sec-
tional jealeueies and narrowMg prejudiege
they iineY have king Ionised upon one another
as ,,enerilieS'. These who are opposed to
Christianity are greatly united ; why then
shouldnot its friends be united.- ,Reselved
that this quartedY official Board recom- wisbieg to be errested even on suspicion he
m&id that, an Evangelical, Alliance asso- took to his heels and aIsmto the fields and
eiationbe forrned t� be ooMposed Of the lead a lively obese. His parimere followed
ministers ancbeflicial membere of!the differ- eno; an hope of coming up with him wag
Mit churches between 'Grand, ,Bend and gene ,
Parkhill. Resolv,ed that Rev., Joseph Dea-
RESRYTERY OF 1131RON. -A special meet -
con, Rev. ! Anderson,' S William! TOung, ing of the Presbytery of Huron was held in
and thtemover and ,se0,0i4O'r'.* IV appointed ,the presbyte, len church, in Egmondville, o
A ,00llffilittee, arrlirode a meet- "1....4esclay, the 10th inst. The besidess of the
lug (..,f all intereated wInehewas cetried meeting was to consider the resignation of
MaanbrieuslY• 'W,i1SonWns aPPointed toy, NI. Denby, which ;Vfli teodereel , at a
as representative td thiatiefell meeting to foimer meeting, and make provision for the
ing to get it and get on the last coach as it be held 'n't:Brigclen!in few ek caournPlin>iYis0sifotn°00rs'vafcr'0"1'ne''.Y. 813A..eft,etoshseloattplg 114(91
went along but the train had gone &boa '
several parts or the charge, viz., %rtyfiold
3 miles before the Engine driver was made
acquainted with the fact that a man was . Mr, Win !Oliver,"of St, Marys, who receive. I'd, ad- congregatfou and , di, Berne, and
overboerd. The teain was backed up to ed. ininries to his sPille by 53,l;;,,53 jump. Ntr,Titehlr.01Pa'n statemeet, the PreslIterY
where Mr. *F. was, and on examination ing from a hammock, is not expetted to ever
la)in(cretadrcriciedtotod6aleicbeeprattt'thewirle6letignitevi.:1):1 of ovifound that with the exception Of it dialocat-
iveover the nee of dkis body below the ehoul-
dors. This is a particulasly end efem as lir.
Oliver is only a youne !lean. holding it posi-
tion in a l'elephone Office in Chicago,
wheveisa WAS rapidly raiSin,, to poeitions 01
trust. Whetever he was blown he WAS high-
iy esteemed or tos business end social
qnslitheo
Last Saturday Meld 51 co,iple of men wbo
lied been bottraing at 'Mr. John Jeffersoe's,
Ailse Craig, stole into his motel and took bis
School is spending a, few days in the ed ahoulder•apd a few scratches on his face,
lage,--Rev. Mr, Rogers of Ailsa • Craig nothing more was the inatter, Mr. rollandr
,
also spent a day or two here tine week. received medical tecatment at Stretford,
• ' ' ' and had so far recovered when he reached
-Mr. Neil Mc Milian one day
cut with one of the Elliot binders, 7 acres Henit11, that he was able to walk the lest
of wheat in 41- hours. -----A, few dayp ago as 61 the waY immet a ,distanec of
We hope he is somewhat the wiser after
last Week
• • ta c aig h s y net cap. o < 11) 1 14,
' driving on Madm-St.1 the horse ec,une not try the same trick agairi ""' '
frightened by a passing engine and ran e,
4,11PTUAltY.-It is Our painful duty this
I away throwing, out both of the ladies. week to chronicle the neath d Mts. Bat- peek A-beeic, wateh And sotto clothing, and Moderator convenes A cominitteta consisting
Fortunately they, escaped with slight ill- tler, beleved wife of Mr W, 13, tattl'
er 'of thou decanmed 'they' Also calque off cloth- bf Rev‘ r.1\1-nagrike4 br MeiCilloP• Bev! A- p•
ie
juries.-M8..S. joneS the new principal the '1,3, Aoii line, two miles east of here. Mg belonging' tee boarders. Fortheately MeDohilid• of S,eafOrth, and the elders of the
of our school WaS' eucceesful in passing the Althou Y Mrs, Battler suffered excreciating there happened to be" very little mouey in the 6hu clio,to protide supply for the'141Pli dor
mow., exemieeeien for A first,. class nett- 1)0 ' er two svecks illness, nothing Mit purse, . , ing the veceincy.' '
Debby. At the same time the Preebytery
exprosed
its setisfactioa with tht work clone
by Mr. Denby in the field for the thirteen
ars of bis pa,stotate, and idso the hope that
it. door of usefuliness Will SOOn 1,13 ()paned toe !
him in the Master's Vinery d, Rev. S. Aelle-
Soti of Kinpen, wee appointed to desalt() tha
puleit vacant on Sabbath. 15111 luet. Rev.
3, McCoy, of Egreondville, was eepointed
Modern tor of tessien pro tempore. The
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