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NOTICE.
We have a large number of outstanding
accounts scattered in different quarters,
which, if paid would amount to several
hundred dollars, and assist us greatly.
There are a great many subscribers a lox gg
time in arrears, and we hope that they will
stake promptsettlement, as crops have been
good this season,
Id'efer dates.
THUSRDAY, AUI*UST Qlth, 1886.
A POCK DR!a't:\CF.
The Clinton New Era, no doubt, being'
ashamed of the course Reform leaders have
taken in the Riel issue in Quebec, en-
deavors very earnestly to persuade its
'readers that the execution of the murder-
er and rebel was not the main issue in
the result of the Chambly election,.anc1 ac-
cuses'the Conservative press of claiming
that their only issue, by coating from the
Huntingdon Gleaner a Reform paper in
the province of Quebec, which . paper the
editor of the New Era says must be very
ignorant indeed, or must have recently
been bought over by the Conservatives
to supporttheir iniquities and make the
English settlers of the eastern townships
rediculous in the eyes of the public.
Now to give the editor of our totem.
another opportunity of presenting to his
readers his opinion of the intelligence
and purity of the motives of another
Reform editor, we give the following
from the Coaticook Observer, of the 7th
inst., which is a staunch Reform journal :-
"We regret to see that the battle in
Chambly was fought chiefly ..on the Riel
issue. This was the main issue made by
the French Liberals in the Chambly election
and it will doubtless be the main issue of
of the,party in the approaching general el-
ection. We think this is , to be regretted
everyway. We clo not' regard the Riel
question as a legitimate issue, and if press- in city
at a slightly slower rate than the population
Manitoba, southeast of Winnepeg, mine ,or�Careon'e Catarrh Cure at S'carlettas
.Dra: stem, giving itntuerase satisfaction.
Guarantees issued only at acarlett's Drug
store.
MAIZRIL D. -
Cetrrlrr-Giurast—ln Soafortlr, on Wednos-
dsy lost by, the Bov, Father O'Shea, fir.
John Carty, of Hibbert, to Bridget, 3rd
daughter of'Titnothy Giblin, of I1oKillop.
eni,nligrants front, Labrador end the forth
shore of the St Lalu'rence have token
up farms. Further west seven hundred
females -•Germans, Scandinavians and
litmgarians---•have found 1iOmes, alld the
Calgary district has been invaded by first
chase immigrants, liven in the valleys of
the Rockies, settlement has commenced.
A 'i•;w weeks ago an item went the
rounds of the press to the cfrect that Sir
retire
Joliti Macdonald would possibly
front public life. The yara was set afloat
by tate Montreal Witness, and notwith-
standihla the absurdity of the story, and
the improbability of the Witness being
the first paper in Canada to learn the
press Crew
important secret, the Refortitpt a I
up their hats with joy over the announce-
ibelieving•L at.
utwtt that. the time was near,
hand when they would assume the coli-
trol of our public' affairs; but the hour
i •redemption from the cold shades
ofthez
of opposition has not arrived : Sir John
Macdonald has not the slightest idea of
resigning, his friends would strongly
oppose his retirement' from public .life,
and so, we believe, would a very large
majorityiof the people of Canada irrespec-
tive of polities. And why should he think
of resigning? Has he not the confidence
of the country, so far as the confidence of
our people can bo expressed under our
system of Government? His age is no
bar tb his'usefulness. His grand work is.
not yet completed, and the country re-
quires him to -remain at the helm of the
DIED..
outhe 20tis testa Dr
Exeter, 2 h
Hoorzrt.-•-,In ,. or,t Q i
Luther Lawrence. Houper, aged 21) years
and 3 mouths.
S'Lztirr.—Tu Exeter, ou the 201h inst., Maur.
ico Southoott, infant son of R. 11. Verity,
aged 2 ,months and 21 days.
,.. GENTS WANTED. --Stead\
good a None need..
Employmentatcuou,
AGE
be idle, Previous experience net essential
We pay either salary or commission. 100 smart
men wanted at once to canvass for tPe sale of
Oanadian Grown Nursey Stook. The Font -
hill Nurseries. Largest in Canada; over 400
acres. Dont apply unless you can furnish
first-class references and want to work. No
room for lazy men, but elm ennployany num•
ber of energetic men who wantworic,
address
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Toronto, Ont
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Progress of Methodism..
In view of the approaching General Con
ference of the Methodist Church in Toronto,
a little hand -book has been prepared for the
guidance of delegates. As showing the stand-
ing the Methodist Churn occupies in this
Province, the following statistics are quoted :
Rank Rank
1881. Doromivatiou 1881. 1871• 1871.
1 Methodists. 591 a03 462,204 1
2 l',eeb yterians „ 117,749 556,142
3 Church of England..,......,360,539 330,095 3
4 Roman Catholics.....___320,839 71 16, 4
2 n
6 Baptists 106,006 86,430 5
6 Lutherans 97,971 32,899 6
7 Congregationalists 16,840 13,808 7
8 Disciples 16,031 .
a
9 Brethren 7,714 3,800 10
10 Quakers .... 6,307 7,100 8
Protestants 2.978 5,758 •
11' No religion 1,756 4,908 4.9
12Pa alis 1,409 1,884 11
13 Universalists 1.333 1,722 12
14 Cuitariane ........... •, 1.213 1,088 14
15 Jews ......................:1,195 518 15
16 E, piseopal Reformed .., 089
17Adventists 696 1,449 13
,..:Other denominations10,982 23,019
Not given 12,965 13,699
Table showing the relative growth made by
each of the fire principal denominations in
the Dominion, Province and Toronto, com-
pared with the growth of population :
Dominion, Province, Toronto,
per cent. per cent. per cent,
Methodist... 35 28- 731
Presbyterian... . 24 17 62
Baptist ... 21 23 88
Church of 'England .., ]6i 10i 49
Roman Catholic ... 21 17 32LF
Increase of populat.on. 25 18i 54
The hand book says : It appears from this
that the Methodists are increasing at a much
greater rate than the pcpulation in Dominion,
Province and city alike ;that the Presbyterians
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NOTIOE TO CREDITORS.
Of Louis Holman, Deceased.
Pursuant to Chapter 107, Section 34, R. S. 0.,
amended by 46th Vic., Chapter 9, Section 1,
notice is hereby giveu to she creditors of Louis
Holman, late • of the. Township of Stephen, in
the County of Huron, who died on or about the
8th day of May. 1886, that they axe required on
or before the 13th day of September, a. D.
1886,to send to Lewis H. Dickson,. Exeter, soli-
citor for Joseph Holman, executor of the saki
deceased, their names, addresses and descrip-
tions, the full particulars of their claims,'a
statement of their accounts, verided•by statu-
tory declaration, and the nature of the secur-
are increasing faster than the population in lity(if any )beld by them and notice; is. hereby
the city, and at a slightly slower rate than given that the sate executor writ,-ntf,er the
the pbpa[laticn in ' Dominion. and..Province said 13th day of September, 1886, 'roosted to
that the Baptists are increasing fabler than distri-ate the assets of the said deceased
p g amongthe parties entitled th t h'
ed' by the French Liberals as they seem dis-
the populationthe and Province, butin the whole Dominion ; that the Church of
posed to press it, they need not look for the
support of the English Liberals of the _pro -
Vince. Moreover, the raising of such an
issue will create a batt impression in the pro-
vince of Ontario and the other British pro-
vinces, and may cost, the Liberals there as
many seats as they mill win in Quebec by
raising the Riel cry. Kiel richly merited
his .fate, and it is simply bad policy or
worse for the Liberals of this province to
try to make hien out a martyr.
It needless for us to repeat that the
main and only issue of the Reform party
in the Chambly election was the Riel
affair, the New Era, to the contrary, not-
withstanding.
h:PIT0la G .V AS.
The wheat harvest in.Manitoba is aver,
the yield will average about twenty bush-
els per acre, which is very small for that
province. The shortage being made up
by extra quality, the grain being blight
and heavy.
•
England and Roman Catholic are not in-
creasing as fast as the population m either
Dominion,. Province or city.
Scott .Act Enforcement.
Palmerston , Ont., Aug. 24.—To-day
three constables arrived intown from Dray-
ton for the purpose of collecting fines under
the Scott, Act.. They went into Watt's
Hotel, and goingup to a man. named Wilson
who, it is said, has no connection with the
hotel, attempted to arrest him. Wilson re-
sisted, and in the melee one of the three, it
is alleged, fired a revolver, wounding a roan
named Douglas. The ball entered Douglas'
breast and the doctors have, so far failed to
remove it. The crowd then closed with the
11 t k th it batons from them and
put them to flight. Warrants are issued
for the arrest of the constables- One of
them Mr. Sheik, of Drayton, photographer,
was arrested and brought before the mayor,
who remanded him till Friday next. Mr.
Sheik was admitted to bail in $800.
et a meeting of the Ontario school - The allowing references to other -visitors,
teachers held in Toronto last week, a res- at the Colonial Fxhibition during the past
ulutioii Vita pulsed eonclenuning the system few days fully bear out what we have said as
of giving prizes in public schools, as well to the beneficial outcome of the exhibition!—
as medals ancl scholarships in the univer- Captain ,late of the Hussars, obtained
sities,and.suggested that the moneyex- informatiofi rrliative to a tour he purposes
making through Canada, . Ile 1ntend4 to
pendd re such 'be applied to advancing settle several relatives as farmet's hi the deal -
the interest of education, adieu Northwest, Mr, of 1Croydau
I has a son farming near Brandon in Manito-
T;le C•LL;adian§ W11Q Were induced by btu, Ho is r'eceiving'enioouraging reports from
hilt gltlwillg a eolllits of the Grit papers to lrii sou and was mucti pleased with the ag
go to Dakot,t?:'y aro digested with the coin- 1 iicultural exhibits. Mn a large far-
try,; I3etweeii. floods, wind stoi^lns, and mer flora Porfarsbu'e, Scotland. carefully.ex-
drought, they have had heavy losses, and mined the' Canadian products, and made,
d
bitted denouiitle those who led them as- 1 PPeelnl inquiry regarding stock-raisingn
tray. Those who have any means are the management of cattle. He purposes
visiting the North-west next, year, and pre -
leaving for Manitoba and the Northwest. chietsa large emigration to Canada from his
county as leases expire, fir.—=, a toll-
lery owner of Lanai kshit'c,Scotland, express-
ed himself as much interieted in the Can-
adian t the Can-
adiancoal exhibit, and, indeed, a
Section generally. He stated lois be-
lief that it must do toad, to: promote cmi-
teatien from the Motherland. Relative to
the sarnples of coal shown limn Lethbridge
in tyle Nof•th west, and from British Colum-
bia, he expressed his Confidence that the pro -
While the 'movement for the lugher ed-
ucation of women is making rapid pro-
gress +�zess in America and several European
countries it .has met. with a decided re•
verse' in Prussia. The Minister of Edu-
'cation; there has decided that :the future
waiters are not to be admitted either as,
students or even to attend the lectures of
the Prussian universities. ' The reasons hkrm m the North west was practically sol -
or this backward step bus not been z11- vet This gentlemen intends paying an ex
pounced. tended visit to Canac:a next year, going as
-- - far west as British Columbia. ' Mr,
Last year, 'when the .American fisher- wino visited the court some weeks previously
men ebuld, catch the small hearing which called stating that es a, result of his inquiries t
to do duty Las sardines in.'Canadian waters 'lie had tIkrn passage, fur himself and family
the fish sold at $5 a -hogshead, This year for bl,tnitobn. 1'1i.----, 0 grain mmeht ut
the Ctanotd i ni lituve the monopoly of the of Lo eipolti he spade: frequent vises to' the
poplin obtauou, information x•tte a view to
catch, and the fish are sehinb franc l.L ,r ttii::g in \ nnti(pe,; iu the rain trail . \11'.
to; • 0 a hogslieaa. Our,.fishermen tire —1v 12„ trans ou J;lit1 n.r,tes at llntlg-
certatnly Met with all American import, aaa-astroth, ,u�ascxrcc`e.ntly called vill a view to
.duty, but $12 a hogshead with an in:rport o lint et.t e010(:10rt i,f'tl,r. A'luiou:; Canadian
duty is much better than $e a Hogshead groins tit tilt elose of the exhibition, to sow
With the fish passing into the United tit,ou tiff fa 101 117:111 4laing, illy, , of
States free. The abrogation: of the fish- Not toll:, called to ,)tate tine ea has grow'ri
'4Vt liiegtnii treat y is reit 1+,yfe. i'heat upon .his farm frurn scrod son,
1(01 c ithoites of the is } .. ,; ,is settled in Mi oitul,ti,
riot wrthntt6 its advantages. by his ,r)1.r, i11
�• The finaiity Lias been lr enovneei "by+
"— r1 ,l e r 11 70.1701• i0 at" 'titlla ! faired In
taken r hiill,ira t , , E
This; season moire settlers have 'r1 last year, tlhri Rev, r)r.--=-
rev� _
groat l3t•ik(oi }
it p Laud 5, the North-west, than 1a1 prey -
ells
of Sonth Telfenham, whe helms' e erne iii ktal;
I )'01i,rs. in the Ni » ,9stilg clisto et .0 he
lolls ,} �. I n , ta11u, visifed,the coast last Iver h, ainl°'olirain•
tlreie h a5 lotoot ;a I;arge ndcl%tont tr.) the id n I'n1 , ct ut 1liihlicanons fin di, tribtitirau
hundred families, )'v . i1(itlt itr:+iaalc0t4
pt,lnil,ttirnl, Scveiitec;n Ilunc art„ ��ir lii;a 1„u t. ln, ut, >,
gc e settled there, ;raid' the (fright (,raeeeiiielirrd,+ stew. tgl, nrtt iceil
altogether tltcir ltttt r
.., ra that
I
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1d t
the Tail awl cel(
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little dtdpot� done i,.l� lifts ,;
1 At"r., g,, '_t f :,:mutt l'tprla itr`a^;. iii 1 .)..., ,,., .,at •., ', .-,di,ktrdi>,pla}'.
a t n r - ere o having re. only to the claims of which such executor
has their notice, and the raid administrator
will not oe responsible for the assets or •any
part thereof to any person or persons of *whose
claim notice shall not have been 'received by
said administrator atthe time of such distribu•
non.
LEWIS H. t1ICKSON.
Solicitor for JosepbUolmau•
Exeter, 24th August; 7886:
CANADA'S GREAT
INDUSTRIAL FAIR
AND
Agricultural Exposition, 1886
TORONTO
SEPTEMBER 6TH TO 18714.
An. immense Programme of Ncw AND Gassy
,1 ' vic'Ns is prepared for this Exhibition.
fou res and E',CC'll7:YLOnS on all Jty's
t Wits or Prize List and Entry Forms sent to
one on application, by post card or other-
, e. to the Secretary at Toronto. Entries close
,na•day August 28th. H. J. HILL,"
IN O. J. WITHROW, Manager and Sec'y.
President. Tososra
E!T!PI1 PA!R
•
TAS—
--AT -
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Sept, '27th to Oct. 2ad,'86. CAB :INET -MAKER,
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of its condition. ',Vhcu the eyes become
weak., and the lids iniamecl and sore, it is
an cvicience that the system has become
disordered by Scrofula, for 'which Ayer's
Sarsaparilla is the best known remedy,
Scrofula, which produced a painful ig-
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suffering for a number of years, By the
advice of 0 physician I commenced Whin.
A
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medicine to short tilne,0, was completely s
Cured
My eyes are now 10 a splendid condition,
r
ant " am—
1 1 ns well and strong as'ever, \ .
e
Mrs, William Gage, Con,oui,cN. FI.
For a number of years I was troubled
with ahutnor in my eyes, mid wits unable
to obtain any relief until l: commenced
using Ayer's Sarsaparilla. This medicine
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C. E. Upton, Nashua, N. 11.
From childhood, and until within a few
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I have used for these
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I suffered for a year with inflamma-
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induced to use Ayer's Sarsaparilla, ancl,
By Taking
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My daughter, ten years old, was afflicted
with Scrofulous Sore Eyes. During the
Last two years she never saw light of any
kind. Pliysioians,of the highest standing
exerted their skill, but with no permanent
success. On the recommendation of a
friend I purchased a bottle of Ayer's Sar-
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taking. Before she had used the third
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now look steadily at a brilliant Light with-
out pain. Her cure is complete.— W. E.
Sutherland, Evangelist, Shelby City, Ky.
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u
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DRY -GOODS,
RES
C.A.SE;M:.� ,
SILKS & SATINS,
PRINTS, &c.,
TRUST BE CLEAPMD OUT
TO MAKE ROOM FOR FALL STOCK.
.EVERYBODY COME!
IT PAYS TO GO TO
RANTON Oi® BROS.
MIMS
Buy HARDW'RE Buy
"OLD ESTABLISHED"
To be Sold at ;Enoch Bottom Prices,
Wholesale and Retail
Car Load of 'Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes• ;;qtr 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 loads of Iron
and Steel, two and four barb, Buckthorn and Ribbon Wires;
25 car loads Blacksmiths', Chestnut, Stone. and Soft Coals.
Orderr.Binde -. Twine and. Fall supply.'Coal;.eari 'rr
� y
HARVEST TOOLS:—Spades, Forks, Rakes, :Movers, Reapers, Binders, Scythes
IN BUILDERS' ,HARDWARE- -Rim, Mortise and Dead Locks, Hing" Hanel Saws,
Sash Weights,; a full line. •
IN CARRIAGE GOODS.—Patent Wheels . ConboyTops, Bent Stuff I."riminin s and
P, ,
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 ancl Hemp Packings ; Leather and Rubber
fBeltings, Rubber Hose. Files, Gauge Glasses, Pipe and Fittings, Angle and GrobeSValves.
1 Above goods, having been bought at manufacturer's prices, will be sold cheap.
JAS. PICKARD.
Hay Forks Ropes Pullies Machine Oils (all kinds.)
W 1 'Z A. R D OIL
---AT
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INDUSTRIAL AND ART EXHIBITION' JOIEN 1e3B.A'°C:9''
LIBERAL -: PREMIUMS
Competition Open tb the Wort('
Western Lair
The est is the mast at .oveaG of the
season for the people r f WeObetlu Ontario.
The Directors ere determined that the forth.
coming Exhibition ehall'egva.al, if not surpass,
any Of its p redecossors,
The :Jommitteo on Attraetiou, are predating
a 19plendid programme for oath day of tiro
Lair, full particular s of which will be.ila.V,lisit-
cd later on.
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Programmes or other informatics required.
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E
THE : SEVENTH ANNUAL
UAL
XHUItl1TION
-'--01 THE --
Southern Do'inties' Fair Association,
\31lSL 131E 1 007) AT TILE
CITY OF ST. THOMAS
Sept.21,22, 28, 21: 1886,
..ep
Walnut ii,08ewood Caskets
&)I45 (i(elsY83s OF EYEitk bEBORXPTION.
' complete Stock of Robes & Trimmings
Alway'son hand.
T CON-
DUCTED
FURNISHED AND CON-
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VERY LIBERAL PREMIUMS.
luciiuliugmalty ValunMe Special l'rizes.
SV F 01/ 1, ATT
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{+entleinu.0 s rot; 11 horse:, ; ruuninr{ tutee for
tarrrter`s lots rs; ran ;ling race for lads irlord ;
sta.11ttt 107(1 race 1'r Lod v. drivers, single
aoadfitbi•race town. ra0o.(fret to 1011 trotters.)
A rrangerrients arc, beingI made for a ,grand
ballona ts00 1 1bt1.
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71;''1) Volt .1 0.70'511 LI977:'
Cheap Fares, &c., on all Railww.iio,
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Great Clearing Sale
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A.s we are going to enlarge our premises to accommodate our rapiPrlificreasing husi
ness, we will of1:'er. AT COST the following lines
Scythes, Scythe Snaths, c-+ Spades, 2 & 4 Barbed wire,
Steel Barley Forks, s Buckthorn Fencing,
ADVE TISERS
can
learn the
exaot cost
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of �a�nY h ><o osed
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Rowell & Co.,
Advertising of Bureau,
10 Spruce St., Ncw 'fork,
1.<...aii .0cts, for 100-1 ago Pltrrrphlet,
Steel Hay Forks, Q Plain wire,
Manure fonts nos Forks .1arrud Felt Paper
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Hoes 'Shovels of all hinds ? H Plain'Telt Paper.
—Pure .�S�l,nllli�t, Binder Twine,
Building Consistiu 7
Also a full stock of. 'General . Hardware,
of , rr�a� Putty, White TJe�,d Raw rind
Nails, Locks, NKl) c, Glass 11 �, ,
Boiled Oil E iglish.; '.1.uh peiltine i 'ti., Sze, Stoves and Tin-
i o,
t A encs for
ware a"full stock it‘our 4is>_'all ova prices. the
Montross Metallic; STlilhgle Roofing -a light, durable and
Cheap roofing,bdwellings anti out outbuildings where
(�la ..i p suitable for b �
there is a carter' pitch or''over, Dive Trot -whin (Y a Specialty
Call and see l31:1'm i, 'we are ;advertising ta•cts and N 0 SHAM,.
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