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r H. DICKSON ,Bavrieter ' Self.
■ e* otter of;lupreino 47ouxt,NotaryPu»tic
CouyeYalioor, 9ommissioner, &o. Money to
Loan.
Ofitooin a'anoon's Bloolc,Exeter,
Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, Btc.1
k?XETEB, • • ONT.
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•....,v .uutWeu a LiAOCli man -sow 031100.)
DENTAL.
0 CAItTWRI(1HT, L. D. S„
.� - Han opened dental rooms over
'tact
prpedextrateeiutMam• to tthwtho
pain. AU operations performed whit case aucl
Skill. Gold fillings a speciality. Office hours
0 a. m: to S p in. CHARGE'S MODERATE. TEnais
CASE.
KINSMAN, DP.NTIST.u.D.S
Extracts Teeth without pain,
by giving Vitalized Air, pr by
. - using the New Local Ancesthe-
i v 4,, tic on the gums; makes Gold
f f fr,: n Filings, and all other dental
work the beet possible. Rooms
Upstairs in SArdwELL s Shoos, East side of
lifain-Street, Exeter, Ont.
MEDICAL
CLUT'Z, M. D.,
• °incest hisresidenoe Exeter. ,
T ' W. BROWNING M. D., M. C
ri q: P. 8,G raduateViotoriaUnivoreity.Omce
audlrosidenco Dom oionLaboratoiv,Exeter
DR. RYNDMAN, coroner for the
. County of Huron, Office. opposite Mr. ]
I. Carling's store, Exeter.
D-R. 3. A. EOLLINS,:M:O. P. S
0. Office, Main St.Exeter,Ont. Resideu
oehousereoently occupied by, P. McPhillips, f
Esq.,
DR. WOODRUFF, t t
Permanently located in No. 185
Queen's Avenue, London, a few doors t
east of Post Office. Special attention Liven to
diseases of the. Eye, bad sight, an d the pres-
ervation of, vision; diseases of the Ear, im-
paired hearing, and discharges from the ear;
diseases of the Throat,' chronic inflammation
being -e, frequent cause 'ot•deafness; diseases h
natant the Nose, natah being a common cause of f,
;mpai'ed heating.
AUCTIONEERS_'
"[JERRY EILBER, Licensed Aue-
tioneor for Hay, Stephen, and McGilli•
'ray:Townships: Sales conducted at moderate
ates.. Office -At Post-office.0rediton, Ont. - of
TOHN GILL, Auctioneer for the 1 T
and the Village of Exeter. ' All sales promptly
attended, aud'satisfaction guaranteed. Sales
arranged at this office.-
VETERINARY.
TERNENT & TENNENT,. Veteri.
nary Surgeons, :Graduates of the Ontario
Veterinary College, Toren -
11111
to,have op ened an office
Iorthe trea trent o f all'
Domestic Animals, : on
Mainstreet .'i 5 Exeter. Calls
from a Es- `---•taneeprompt'y
attended to: -Medicine for Horses Cattle;&c
always on hand:
"HEW TO
THE LINE, LET THE CHIPS FALL WHE E THEY MAY."
VOL. XIV.,_NO. 6. EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER -'---- t �BER 80, 1886,
i11rPORTANT NOTICEf3,
HOME RULE
-MAY BE GOOD, BUT„__..
Ike. J, DE 6.RINC'S
LANGTR
Y AND PARISIAN BANGS.
Far mulls any ever before shown in Exeter..
It you wish to get any Hair Goods call on Ike
.1. Dearing, at the Central Barber Shop, where
ho manufactures /lair Work so natural that
You Would Not Know It irony the Original
Hair. Such as the Langtry and Parisian
Banns, Saratoga Waves, and the Genuine
Water Wavo,SWitchea,Toopies,Curle,Puffs anti
Wigs. Before going elsewhere, givehint a call,
at his
-
1cONSOlIIAL P_ A.RLO.ES,
ONE 0000 NORTH QF Tun VENTRAL no'van.
THE MERCHANTS'
PROTECTIVE AND--
COLLECTING ASSOCIATION
OF CANADA.
EAD OFFICE, - HAMILTON, ONT.
ESTABLISHED 1884.
•
Is an Association of business and professsion.
al men, haying for its object the > OOLLEO.
TION OF DEBTS ;, and to prevent its members
out making bad debts by furnishing them
with lists of parties who do not pay. Merchants
and others having accounts to collect, wishing
o become memsters,byremitting $7,00 to our
Managers,Hamilton,Ont.*avill,rep �ive byre -
bra mail full particulars, certificate and tnenl•
bership, 3x, Send for testimonials.'
J. BIDWELL MILLS d: CO.,
Managers, Hamilton.
WARNING.-Alllearties are warned against
aving anything to do with R. Faulkner,hailing
rout St, Marys, he having been discharged.
dew` Pump Factory
JOHN SWALLOW
�Vou.d respeotfnlly inform the inhilbitants
the surrounding townships that he has op
led a New Pump Factory in
�,vviuvvrllt7 ►ELL '11i1y11J,
3IAIN-ST„ EXETER, OPP. Po8T-OF1IQE.
Where he will keep on hand all kinds of
Pumps, which he will sell at moderate prices
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
Wells and Cisterns contracted for at reason-
able prices, and work eXeoutild with despatch.
SATISFACTION tib &RANTEED.
JOHN'ALLOW.
MONEY TO LOAN.
11/f ONEY TO LOAN ON REALES
tate fortheEuron, ErieLoan •t• Sav-
ingaSociety. Low ratesofintoresi. Apply to
John Spaokman.Exoter.
■IONEY TO LOAN AT 6 AND 61
.LT percent,aecorctinn totems. Private
Funds. Applyto .
B. V.ELLIOT.,
Augusti5,'85` .' k'- Solioitdr, Exeter ,
MONE/ TO LOAN AT 6 AND 61
ercent,$25 Private Funds. Best
Loaning Companies represented. .
L.$ DICKSON,
Barrister, Exeter,
ONEY TO LOAN, --Persons
AXIL wishing to borrow money will take no.
-Kee that I am now leaning County Funds at
6 per. cent.
WM. HOLMES,
Co. Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office, Goderich,) :,
September 27th,1886.)
INSURANCE.
J. SUTHERLAND, Hensel', ,
•. Ont.,., Conveyancer,Commissioner, Fire,
and, Life Insurance Agent, and Issuer; of Mar-
riage Licenses, All business transacted striet-
ly confidential. A call' solicited. Office ; at the
Post Office.
TH'E %VATERLOO MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Established in 1863. J
HEAD OFFICE - •WATERLOO, •ONT. •
This company has been over Eighteen
years in successful operation iu Western On-
tario,and.,ontlnues to insure againstloss or
damage by Lt'ire,Buildings,Mexchandise,Man-
ufactoriee,and all otherdescription sof iinsur-
able property. Intending insurers have the
option of insuring on the Premium Note or
O ash system .
During the past ten years this Company
has issued 57,096 Policies. covering property
to the amount ofS40,872,088;and paid in loss-
es alone:3709,752,00
AssetS, 8116,100.00, consisting of Cash
n stank, GovernmontIieposit,and the unass-
sesed Premium Notes onhand. audfn force. 3,
W WALDEN 11/ D. Preside* t. C. M. TAvoon,
3ecretary. S. B. Htroirtss,inepector. CHAS.
SNELL Agontfor Exeter and vicinity. t.
THE
!n15coiL11 aawa
_,
OF CANADA,.
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The Royal Mail, Passenger and areigbt -
touto between Canada and Great Bxitain and
fired route between the West and al], points
nl the Lower St. Lawrence and liaie .res Cha, Ili
our, also
Zew Brunswick, Nova Scotia,
P. B. Island Cape Blyton,
ie1Vf0UI1(l liana,
ttet'nlU(lti
bn(1 Jamaica. pi
New ancl elegant Pullinan 13uffet:Sleeping .
nd Day Cars run on through Express trains, lei
Passongarsfor Groat Britain or 1 h Conti -
but by leaving Toronto at 8.80 a. in. Thurs-
ay will join outward mail steamer at Hali-
,x a: m. Saturday.
Superior Elevator Warehouse and Dock ac-
)inioodationiitIialifaxforshipnloiitofgrain To
id general merchandise.
Years of experience have proved the INTER-;
OLONIAL in Connection with steamship. Ro
nee to and from Loudon. Liverpool and Ne
laseowto 1Talifaz, to be the quickest freight
ate between Cadada and Great Britain.
Information as to Passenger and Freight 0.!
,tes can bo had on application to 1
ROBEE1.1T B, MJ0DIE,
rsteru Freight & 1'10800 ger Agent
0 eosin douse Block, York St, >Toronto. OC
r,
D. rCi r l INGEit,
Chief Superintendent.
to
• B. LA,1;711.4NCE'S
sect
ache -
S
Y�
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
of Canada, and all the leading oculists of thee.
age. They hare a world-wide reputation for
giving 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 B.L., with-
out which none are genuine, -and pebbles are
stamped Pebbles. Do not be deceivedby any
gods stamped Pebble -glass -or by any slmil-
iarity in name, -DR. BRO WNING, SOLE AGENT
PORESETE11..
DRUGSTORE
full stock of all kinds
Dye -stuffs andacka e
p, g
Dyes, on
constantly
hand. Winan's.
Condition
Powd-
of
ers
the best
iu the marl -
L
et crud always
fresh. Family recip-
es
carefully prepared
at
le Central Drug Sure Exeter
aLVTZ.
DREW'S
'S
11°ArLaW110,1111,s,0,..EBAlopo.k
!
Est to Introduce the Cash System.
A BENEFIT TO ALL.
r
,
JW GROCERIES,
NEW TEAS,
NEW VALENCIA RAISINS,.
THE FIRST OF TIiI SEASON.
baccos, Cigars Oranges, Lemons, Nuts.
1 Large Assortment of new Candies.
ller Flour, Grahaih Flour, Rolled Oats,
w Canned Salmon, Mackerel, Lobster.
New Season, Groceries.
.LL AND INSPECT GOODS.
l
ell 1 ns Clea l
as the le Cheapest. I will
pay you to buy' from tne.
BAN TICKETS Ai' LOWEST RATES
tl onddrooe CAPT. KEMP,
tl•.r,., Nov 15,1885.
Cash Grccery Drew's Block, South Stora.
►
TREASURER'S SAi-.1.-E
OF LANDS` F013,
T.A.XES.
County of Huron By virtue of a warrant, bearing date the sixteenth l f August,
g e seal of the said corporation thereto attached, directed to me and cote.
mantling me to levy upon the lollow,mg lands for the arrears o tax ..
gether with the costs I hereb rive es nde thereon ti-
er aid I shall rotes � Y � optica that unless the said taxes and stasis be soon -
p p d to sell the said lands or so much thereof'as ma be neces
to
diecharge the same, at the Court. House, in the town of Goderich on T aery r.
tieth day of Novenber, in the year of our Lord.1886 coma ' Tl e en the kit 1
the forenoon. , nenc}ng at eleven o block In
TOWNSHIP QF ASHFIELD.
Lot or part of lot Con, or Street Acres Patel, or un r;
E. half of N. half of 4 2, E. n: , 50 laid, paid• Taxes Costs J.otai
S. half of W. half of 10 2, E. D. 50 ct 59.05 81.25 811:25
4:93, 1.12 6.05
VILLAGE OP PORT ALBEIT, IN ASHFI) D ';
19' Colborne•at. East` } tt o. ,
7 London Road East d t_'3' 7 1.3,m
1 William-st. East r)patented 3,0)
44 Wellington-st. East i of 3.05
45 do i, 3.37 ,;
46
47
39
40
eon tcayo ron
to wit. 1886„under rho ham of the Warden of the County of ur
and Navin the
Y Huron
;c
1.08 5
L08 4.13
1.08 4.13
1.08 " 4.45
4.45
4.45
4.45
1.19
L19
do 3.37;:. 1.08
do ;*
Sydenham.st. East :PA'tented
do :;"
TOWNSHIP OF COLT ORNE.
C Bridge End Place tc
59 do I ,.
VILLAGE O' BAYFIELD.
Range N, 3
39
40
385
386
East part of 5
Susan-st,
,c
:3.37 1,08.
3.37 1.08
19 1.00
19 1.00
9.41 1.25
7.27 1.20
1,23 1.03
1.23 1.03
44 1.01
44 L01
3.20 1.08
1.40 1.03
VILLAGE Q,FBRUSSELS.
270 4 "` 3.71 1.09
VILLAGE OF WROXETER.
3 Main-st. South 1/5
Queen-st. North a
Centre-st, East 1/10
Gibson-st.
6
North half of 8•.
5
6
27
North part of 39
do
Halls Survey 1
do
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,c
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13.17
4.65
9.48
14.72.
14.72
7.08
6.40
1.33
1.I2
1.25
1.37
1.37
1.18
1.16
10.66
&47
2.26
2.26
L45
1.45
4.28
2.43
4:80
14.50
5.77
10.73
16.09
16.09
8.26
7.56
County Treasurer's. Office, WM. HOLMES
Goderich, August 16th, :1886,} Treasurer, Co. of Huron.
ure
r ROUND THE COUNTRY.
U o a 73y Our Own Correa otadPn
qts,
-FOR- Usborne.
MEDICINAL-
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0 0
Sjronix.-A severe storm visited our
S"Ei+ra► township on Thursday evening. The wind
roared through the woods,' while those
J. W. BROWNING,
The Dominion Laborato>
Having been appointed by the Ontario Gov-
ernment, to sell WINES AND ;LIQUORS;
under the Scott Act Law, has on gland a
LOCAL BREVITIES
Parties in *earl* of the beetle toreet leaf
will eosin be to order,
l The- 18th November will be Canada's..
Thailkegiving Day.
The extension of the C. P, R. to Coder-
icII is one of the probabilities of the futur,
About four hundred hogs aro killedweek-
ly at the pork factory, Mitchell,
I Remember the Stephen and 'Caboose So-
` eiety'tl fall fair, Monday and Tuesday, Oct.
4th and 5th, at Exeter,
What is agitating the minds of the ladies of
Exeter just now is the grand millinery
Publishers nod Proprietors openings which will take place next week,
A sou of Mr, Samttel Hancock, et one time
of Mitchell, committed suicide in the States
last week by cutting his throat.
Owing to :the drought in the early part dithe season, which injured• the growth of the
fruit, the apple orop this fall is notching like
What it has been of •late years,
i1
Mr. E.
Miller, of the Parkhill creamery,
has received an offer of 32o. per lb, for his
butter. It is to be shipped to the Colonial`
Exhibition, Eng.
Mr. John Jaeques, of Mitchell has some
potato tops on which the potatoes have grown
instead of frothe roots. They are of the
usual size, bat of a greenish color on the out -
The loafers of" Wiudaor haye organized a
"Sons of Rest" Society, with a very large
membership. A member found:executing
any work will be expelled from the order.
At the court of revision of the voters' list,
for St. Marys, there were 95 appeals enter-
ed 47 names were added to the list, and
9 were struck off:
One of the results of the earthquake was
to cure the rheumatism of a citizen of Col.
umbla, S. - C. He had used orutohesefor
years, but wheal the quake quaked be ran
ottt of the house' like a 4 -year old steer, and
he hasn't used his crutches since.
The reporter wrote "night blooming cereus.'
and the compositor set it up "night blooming
circus," And; the man who' was exhibiting
the plant was mad because the paper made
a "show" of him.
A young. man named E. Mines, who has
been in jail at London ou remand, wastaken
by officer Nichol, of Ailsa Craig,' to that
village on Monday morning for examination
on a charge of resisting' and assaulting a
constable.
JOHN WHITE& SON
Parkhill, o
Our town was startled by the report
that Mr, Who. Ellwood, a numborof years
ago merchants here, had starved to death
in a barn in McGillivray. Mr. Thomas
Ramsey, a McGillivray farrier, says that
a hired men of Mx: Thos. Bayntons, was
looking fora colt, and had occasion to
approach the barn of Mr, Geo.'Shi )le
i yt
oil the 8th con., when he aa*' the door
open. On entering hp saw first a valise
and then the body of the unfortunate
man. He could speak at the time . of
being found and said ho had lain there 14
days, and during that time had not that
ed food. The news spread quickly, and
Mr. Elwood's son, at Lucan, drove to the
spot and conveyed his father home, but
before that place was reached the,spirit of.
the old man had departed. This is the
second time Mr. Elwood had wandered
away to die. About four or five years
ago he was found in a deserted hut in
Huron county, and after careful nursing
was restored to health. This time, haw -
ever, help carne too late, A number of
years ago, Mr. Ellwood was a merchant
in this town, but not doing a good busi-
ness, he sold out his stock and went to
Liman, where .he had since lived with his
son,
Hensall.
BRIEFS. - A large number are leaving
this station, daily, to attend the great
Western Fair at London. -Considerable
grain has been brought into market dur-
ing the past few weeks, and meetswithready purchasers.-Vlr. A. Murdock, of
Lucan, is here visiting his brother, Mr. T.
Murdock. -Mr.. John Short, of Tucker-
smith, is, this week, visiting his old
friends in Bowmanville and ,Darlington.
-The Rev. A. Y. Hartley, of Bluevale,
formerly of this place, was here for a few
days last week, on`a visit. -We are pleas-
ed to learn that Mr. 3. Gilchrist, who re-
sides near this village, and who has been
suffering for some time past from an at-
tack of severe illness, is recovering. -The
Rev. Dr. Ure, of Goderich, and the Rev.
R. Y. Thompson, of this village, =clang-
, ed pulpits on Sabbath last. -Miss Maggie
Murray is spending a week with friends
and -relatives in London. -Mrs. W. A.
Waugh is also spending a few days with
friends in the city. -Mr. FT, Rogerson
has recently purchased a village lot from
Mr. Wm. Moir, on which he intends
erecting a dwelling house. -Mr. Mar
shall's new brick block will be ready t4 be
occupied in a week It is well and, con-
A Walkerton hill poster has been fined
for covering over posters whose date had
not yet expired. This should be a warning
to parties who are in the habit in other
places of covering over, and thereby render-
ing useless, current advertising sheets.
If your farm products are good, bring a
sample to the fair, and compare them with
your neighbors'. The farmers of the sur-
rounding townships should make the fair in
Exeter, a matter of personal pride and see
to it that it boons in every department.
During the three months ending Sept
14th, three magistorial cases came before
the magist'ates of St. Marys; 43 before the
police magistrate of Stratford; and one be-
fore the mayor of that city; ten before Lis-
towal magistrates ; one before Atwood mal-
gistrates; and seven before the Mitchel.
police magistrate. The .fines impose repre-
sent 8465.18.
The number of entries at the London
Township Fall Show. held in .Ilderton on.
Monday, exceeded those of any previous
year and the attendance of visitors was un.
usually large. There was a splendid ex-
hibit of live stock, and the vegetables and
dairy products were also . excellent. The
ladies' department also merited special
mention.
Over 50 of the clerks and treasurers of,
veniently finished throughout, and re- the municipalities in, Ontario, met in
Tor-wna tre o>t,were hurrielto same place°.Sacts credit,
on . the . contractors,‘ .,he, onto last week, and proceeded to form them, _• ' .
of shelter by the rani,' ° The picnic was.in Messrs. Welsh Bros. -Mr. R. M. Hazle- selves into an association whichwas christen
full blast when the first signs of rain ap- wood, of Chippewa, formerlyof this place ed The Municipal Officers' Association of
peered. ; the tables were covered with was in the village last week, for a few Ontario. The principal object of the-Asso-
Were: days` dation is.to guard the rights of the municipal
eatables but all forced to make a
hasty retreat. Notwithstanding this ab-
rupt wind-up all appeared to have enjoyed
the sports of the day.
fair supply of the very best to be tumid on
Sirkton.
. r".'REBIEriBEa TRIS IS THE ONLY PLACE BRIEFS. -Quite a number
from this
Also bull Linea of PURE DRUGS,meetingsFa1r, this week. -The special s
the market.
LICENSED To t3ELL,
neighborhood are taking in the Western
CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES, &c., in the Methodist Church, closed out Sun -
at BEMARKAnLY LOW PRICES.
J: W. I311OWNING, .
DOMINION LABORATORY.
-THE- John Callander, who has been, for the
day night last. They were conducted by
Rev. Mr. Hall and 1VIr. Seclwick, one of
Dr. Savage's t
bs band workers. -Mr. Rich-
ard LeGear has arrived °liome from Da-
kota, whither he went last spring, -Mr.
CANADIAN P
p CIFIG
-
Old, Blama
rk
ovacu
ted the
"Royal"
l
"Ottawa
past couple of weeks, visiting friends near
is expected home this week.
last week, and a Mr. McFalls, of Lucan,
RAILWAY• • now dispenses the "ardent". -A house
• and lot, that has been advertised for sale
THE GREATEST CORPORATION ON EARTH. for some time, has been purchased by,
THE MOST DIRECT-
-AND BEST EQUIPPED ROUTE
BETWEEN -
MONTREAL, QUEBEC, TORONTO,
OTTAWA, KINGSTON, DETROIT,
BOSTON,CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS,
KANSAS CITY, &c.
LOOg I T -+OO I I
From ExETER to WINNIPEG, AND RETURN,
$37.10.
From EXETER t0 BOISSEVIAN AND RETURN,
$38.10.
well we wont say who, at present as it
would never do to let AVERY -body know.
Evidently it won't be long before it is oc-
cupied. -Another one of our young men.
disappeared rather suddenly, about two
weeks ago, and story suspicions were
aroused that he had committed matri-
mony. Later rbvelations have proved
that such was his fate, and that he will
return from "down below" this week,
bringing his bride with hiin.
Centralia.
ni'Before purchasing your tickets else- BRIEFs.-Business is beginning to , tick
where, call on
W. J. CARLING, up. -Considerable grain is being marl et -
ed here, 74 cents being the ruling price.,
C. P. R. AGENT. -A number of people from this vicinity
CA1tL1NG'3 STORE, EXETER. are attending the Western Fair at Lon-
B
don. - '
,
Miss TI
aan)n Marys,
sc
)f St
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13 vis,
• r
C
itlll ,
at Mr.Torolit
Co:
o an
s. 1; d Guelph 5 sse,r s. -A rima P Exhibitions, for
Y wa
ti .s •,
Y
V,L le.)cried on nultr .
O1] Hl:'1ti13 a '
e of fine
1 th 1-egllectiot
o back. streets Y1, liot-
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Lugan.
Foor RACE. -A hundred yard foot
race will be run on the track, here,
some day this week, between A. Turner,
of Lucan, and A. f Hodgins, cf Clandeboye,
for $10 a side. This promises to be an
interesting event, as- both men are in
good shape.
DOG POISONED, --A valuable dog be-
longing m
g Mr. W. Orme, of the Enterprise,
was poisoned on Sunday last. A reward
is offered for - the conviction of the parties.
We can't understand why a poor inno-
cent brute like it was, should be so ruth-
lesslykilled.
led.
•
Ovn Fant. --Friday last was a great
day for Lucan, it being the annual fair.
The principal attraction in the morning,
was the base ball match, between a pick-
ed team from Stratford and Parkhill, and
"`Irish Nine." The Lucan boys had no
idea of Parkhill importing any men, but
came to the conclusion that they would
make them play good ball, to win.
Eleven innings had to be played to decide
the game, at the close of which it stood'
8 to 7, in favor of "Irish Nine. The fol-
lowing is the score by innings :-
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PaRemer, 100000024 0 0
BRIiis.�-J: Quigley, of Guelph,
merly of this place, -was in town on Fri- for -
The ,package cost twenty-five cents and was
day. -E. Flavin, of.Reed City, Mich.,'bugds
o contain enoughopowder to kill all the
was in town on Friday.Beintends chaser on,
an acre.of potatoes. The par -
chaser was advised by the agent. not Lc open
making Forest his home. -Mr. R. Me- lefore time of using as the preparation would
Lean and wife, and daughter, Mrs. A. S. lose its strength r A .large number bought
O'Niel, of this place, have gone on a trip the paekagos, aunt*,week, ago the open.
to Manitoba. -W. McLeod, succeeded in ing process coiitmene . The package was
a
carryinb off a Humber of prizes at the found to contain two Tittle blocks of wood,
together
.;
n t h 1 '
tuec,irn •'
is to
squeeze ee7.A
the
n
tight )r
4 bug
g h r iu them. Several of the v}et}rus ;
would like to squeeze that agent.
According to telegraph reports from all
parts of the country, a great many linen '
still continuo to shoot their wives, under
the impression that they are burglars. It
begins' to look as though the tithe honored,
custom of wives going through the old man's
officers and secure them better salaries than
they now receive.
It may not he generally known; but it is
nevertheless a fact, that at the last session
of the Local Legislature a law was passed
regulating the size of apple barrel's ; which'
now are requin.edto be of the same size as
flour barrels. This will be a e
fraudulent system of supplyingheck on tfi-
Ythepurchas-'
er of apples with barrels of various sizes,
and always varying towards the infinitesi-
mal.
It is an ascertaining feat that canned goods
arenot
always conducive nduc'v
l e to good health.
In some instance,, they have proved destruc-
tive to lire. Cassell's Family Magazine
warns purchasers to tale particular notice of
the tins. If these bulge out •-do not take
thein
on any account; not even as gifts. The
bulge shows that air has been left i i the call
at the time of sealing, and that decay of the
contents may have set in,
Mr. Robert Robertson, who has for; some
time been staying with his brother, Mr. Alex.
Robertson, 4th line, Blanshai bit for his•
home in the Northwest, near Prince Albert,
taking with him a carload of valuable stock;
He has about 80 sheep, of tdbieh a gl'at
number of them are thoroughbreds-Loices-
tern, Southdowns, Shropdowns, Cotswolds,
and others ;.also twp very valnable thorough-
bred Dur1ltua balls, and a heifer of the same
breed. No doubt Mr. R. intends improving
the stock in that part of the country.
Ealy in the :spring a man passed through
the county, selling small packages, the con
tents of which he informed the purchasers
would prove sure death to the potato bug.
on rlt,y as no serious damage teas wi is Lnc Ing iS ig oass chlring the
done. winter.-l4r, V. McDermit, who has
• - Mr. W. Hooper atended theLne•Lubeets nttnclug the Soveregn t ---d1FriLy1•Lst'LocitLodgeIUUFheldinliostnr-I3UT-SHOWIIv�G---HT BEST BARGAINERYY'tlANTLIN(�, T5 GUUI)S, ]30O'l5eCV7,1+;175,CItOCICT:rYSL+EN INT13[5�TIiINI{ OFIT:l'lanuel ..bed Cgttoli,
ce 5r; ,.,rA SPICIAL13c
ON OCT 7�h tl
DOUPE&CO
ARE
SHOWING --
--EVERY
THE S IN
MILLINERY, FLANNELS,
DRESS SHOES
TG.
, &e.,
EVER r r
OUv, l Ill
]
Pine All Woolhue. per yd.
32 yds. G 81.00
18 Ibs. Ni $1,00
SUI ORDER
, lee wi ) un- b , .; 1, 10 -
cess, secul'ing the fil g turnecl home on Tuesda last. -It is ex-
izes:-lata• D,"otvinttlt gyow, Spring Calf, and chi )lomo ). Imayethere next weal{ l etweel 11 ft1 best tie pel gis after he has gone to Sleep will Dave
Cldscl•L b� fi'e 1C �e,Ls Iisht t Nili f.m t o Lucan andY he g tit ,shot , e , t1 to b�v 1 5 is .tl alono , ) kiond, eclit1 •i5 sax)t .tttiplcnow for
Also speeitLl fOr fattCst LulniLI m" field, l of Ailsa Craig. -Jolla alen, t, con- hnliancls to levotao tine present olcler of
winch ryas arvttrcicd to L ntfer two 1sts stble in this place, was faxCtlt on Tues- things, .Lll shoot a few burglars, under tirfor oats, 1st for maple sugar; and 2nci for clay morning last, by Squire PO ters, 510 impresson that they are their fives.rtniglit slot look so well in pint liut th„cotrecord1 ,
p of Auht Terttnec to a gitme of base bll wil
yearling le/fa, This 1s 0 good
and is evidence as to how Mr. H, looks
after his stock Atncl the products of his
farm. Mr. Hooper's sale occurred on
Iii
Saturday last, anal was one of the most s a too couimgn pmts e e in sign 7, far-
nters' families to )111.11 the
y
successful thatlias been held in this vi- t feathers that s
dinky for solus y0iias. Stock and ever' k'}Heil tow the table, Manlier the idea that t'1e
Y rice not worth s:Lv}an
thing else was Rept in such excelleiiti -nr- Chickens' feiitl s
H.
Iota!
esgteel )iiees w are quite valuable. Tiley do not''tnal.e so
e I ore realized. Mr• soft a bed as
H. leaves fol• Alma, Michigan next w those to the goose of cluck, bait'
ec,k, are enperier for Pile
where too
�vlicre lie intends to reside. Befoii gnitlg elasticity is lbt lie much
he wishes to tender his r „., y altlifui nor obnifortal:mle.
most siD Eat They halve, Vesicles, too mush intinarial
t It nl{s to the people of I3}alclul )]t for be value to: be waste' `
st wing 1,c, being very rich m aiii
q upon him Clic honor of represent- anopia, :Che ooatser feathe
L is shouhl be
inn them at the Council Chamber, and thrown into the manure
liea> whore their
t
lbs ti
T,
is brill tie
he tout
Crated such trice will , r
]{iticlncss, 1 add lalbaly, to its value.
We feel sure that the people of ilio Northh j <V correspondent writes). --'/As t11Cre in
Division realize that they aro
](sine* tL live some tinprincipiecl dealers selling salt to
Beni vttlaa )s
bio titan s tort
1 f �
tict
whose phaco It will ght, ,Curt as
' Yto 1 , 1 1C 7 1111 C9
0r 30 days in jitil, for colmnittiri en ag-
gravated assault upon John Atkin toll.
ti.
farmers u0 11 I
tai{C some tune f Il tltei c, is 110 la tt that wi'aro toric} tl i 1 s.
Yaui scares -i
ill
0
weight •
,
. 1
pendent, liowevCl wislleson the barrel, Iwanhl c.aut}on
s s lf%nt suCees
practical result would be better.
The convention held_ at Fullerton Corners
On Wednesday of last week, for the purpose
of notnin
sting Conservative staitdard.l)earers
for South forth, was well attended, every
municipality in the iidutg but South East
Hope bein ire resented.
b" p The chair was
occupied by President. Garman, . who after
reading of credentials, delivered a neat ad-
dress, urging unity of the art. in the
`Krt of the bail` party sup.
<ttltLtt;s that`,
Might
u .b t >e chosen.
.,motion wag made to ad'otn'n the t me convene
k
ticrgt, but it was voted down, Mr, W. Joint-
sto6� l,.of illanshard, was proposed for ''
I , p the
C xl mons, as Was alto 31r, reel Sharp, of
St. A tt ai•. and the latter,}?
Ys,we are in� .
form
el
cr
tt�r
r
t clb i
t majority lalortty of nlrquttwe t ,
.� x t3. Mr.
0001 .Leversage,. of FullitrtolI and
:alt, t1.
W. Cull, of Mitchell, wore nominated for
the f.
isle
titre
o the Voteresulting
'
5
in a tie.
�j le.
:h
i'vIt'. J�eversage refused to again let his Hanle
s Irl parsons buying salt to see that the weight ttI1e hon etofthoten n s tilt , Bothnwas ominatiou
s new home in Michigan. is bn the blued, which should be
tociaimed
his .
280 lbs."11 ei e Y;liclt made'. tins ntbus
1'