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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1887-4-28, Page 1fgaii4o, BSsfsittsters titotot Sasiretne COUrt,NcitArY 001440yaziesz 9u1inteeiones, ste. Money. te same e.4441 4, fa 140,4,,PIXO 0 VA35 15 ,g 13a,rrister, Solioiter, . nveynoir, e ONT• Oilieesiemwell'aBloals 'Bell sold often DENTAL.. 0 VINTWRIGHT 4St.SON, Dentists, . -. , . , Ifavirag furnished flifeT-Denta Romani On ijAMES-ST, 2 Doors East of Central Rotel, Exeter, Ont„ we take pleaeure in itafortuing tho public that we aro prepared to execute all branehes .of the dental profession with Ease and Skill. Quarges ( Moderato mud Terms Om», .,' . , KINSMAN ,DENTIST.L.D.S Sumwell's Block, Exeter., xtrao ts Teeth without pain, by giving Yitaliged Air. Gold Pilings arid all other dental work the best possible Goes O Zonten on last Thursday in each month. • -------- — MEDICAL CLUTZ, M. D., • Oiliceat hisresidence Exeter. . eirW. BROWNING M. D., M. C • P. S,GracluateVictoriaUniversity,Otlice ancliresiclence,Dou,fnionLahoratox y, Exeter pR. RYNDMAN, coroner for the County of Huron. Office, opposite Mr, 1. Carling's store, Exeter. TV. J. A. ROLLINS, M. O. P. S it-, 0. olden, Main St.Exeter, Ont. Residen oe Lions °recently occupied by P. McPhillips, DB. W ODRU FP, Parma ently located in No. 185 Queen'a Avenue, London, a, few doors East of Post Office. Speeial attention given to diseases of the Eye, bad sight, au :Wm Pr"' Lik. ervation of visiOn diseases of the Ear, im- paired hearing, and dissharges from the ear; diseases of the Throat, chronie, inflammation being a frequent cause of Arm -these ; ,diseases of the Nose, catarrh being a common case of • , bapainarl hearing. A.UCTIONEERS. AboJittoP, rtttl It is prOtthlto that tile Mals9palfr 1)(414q4 s will be Abolisbed at.thie Aposon of.' the Legs ieletnre, the GAVeiliflellit .11AVII)g $tveil 4zotl.ce s • er inotien to that effect. This will DO 4+ great Pellet to a unroher of the insPeannlous And ipustvo YOOng men who were formerly obliged to dOsige up back stteeta aufl ehave Sdaen tbeit' faces on the near apn1;04Qh of Ons`poll-teic Collector, Those who lvO el- , readY doee away with their dahltY roeusT "HEW TO THE LINE, LET TIE. CHIPS FA.LL WHEAE THEY MAI." WAEl not to hand seoneis tte•haS Will beVeXfsd that thia' inforination VOL, XTV. NO, 87, EXEiTR, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MO1IN1NC+, APRIL 98th, 1887, putfiruellgrudIFTo'f.rfulu''Txt ;1'''',R"ec7,4,;:u..Gulio*a, former paetor of the "- _• Main st, Methodist Cisurah, spent, ak fevr DREW'S HALL TO IRZNT. Seating Capaoity 700 —APPLY TO -- CAPTAIN GEO. KEMP. THE MERCHANTS' PROTECTIVE AND -- COLLECTING ASSOCKTION OF CANADA. HEAD OFFICE, — HAMILTON, ONT. EsTABLISRED 1884. Ts an Aeeomation of business and professsion. a men, baying forits object the COLLEC- TION OF DEBTS; and to prevent its members from making bad debts by furnishing them with lists of parties who do not pay.. Merchants and others having accounts to collect, wishing to become mem lers,by remitting $7.00 to our Managers, Rateilten, 'lilt., will roe ,ire 1)5' re- turn mail full particulars, aertificate and mem- bership, See, Send for testimoniale. J. BIDWELL MILLS & CO., Managers, Hamilton. WARNING.—Alliparties • are 'warned against having anything to do with R. Faulkner,hailing from St. Marys, he having been discharged, ENRY EILBER, Licensed Auc- tioneer for Hay, Stephen, and nrIoGilli- fray:Townships. Sales conducted at moderate aioe—At Posb-office,Credibon, Out. TOFIN GILL, Auctioneer for ,the el Townships of Stephen, Hay and 'Osborne and the Village of Exeter. All sides promptly attended, and satisfactioa guaranteed. Sales arr111,3ged e.ttbie office. VETERDIABY. TENNENT & TENNENT, Veteri- nary surgeons, 0-raduates of the Ontario Vet2riBery College, Torom enecl an office tment of all Animals, ou Exeter. Calls fort' `e tree to tve Domestic NI.instreet from a, clis tance prompt y attended to:- Medicine for Horses Cattleate alway on band: MONEY TO LOAN. ATONE Y TO LOAN ON REAL ES LV...L tate fortheliurc;n&ErieLotin Say. in gsiociety. LOW rates ofinteresi. Applyto John Spacknian,Exeter. -ONEY TO LOAN IT 6 AND 6i . per° eptaccordiu g totems. Private Fun ' Apply to B . V.ELLIOT , Augusti.5, '85', Solicitor, Exetei , MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 AND 6s's per cent, $25,000 Private Funds. Bost Loaning Companies represente(l. L.11 DICKSON, Barrister, Exeter, AT ON= TO LOAN 8 op wishing, to borrow money will take no- tice that I am now leaning County Funds at por cent. WM. HOLMES, Co. Treasurer, Treasurer's Oflloe, Goderich,) Sept ember 27th; 1880.) INSURANCE.' fr J. SUTHERLAND, Iiensall, • 0 nt., Cot:vegan cer,'C orrmaissioner,Fire and Life Insurance Agent, and Issuer of Mar- riage Licenses. All business transacted stria- ly confidential. A call solicited. Wilco ; at the Post Office. THE WATERLOO MUTUAL FIRE INSURAN C E C 0 . Established in 1.863. HEAD •OFFICE - WATERLOO, ONT. This con4 any has been over Eighteen years in successful operation in Western On- bario,a,Mhiontinues to insure against' oss or damage by rire,BuildingsingerchandiseMan- ufactories,ancl all other descriptions of 'insur- able property. Et:tending insurers have the Option of insuring on tho Premium. Note or nsh System . During the past ten years tb is Company has ilsued 57,008 Policies, covering property to the :mount of t 40,872,088 ; and paid in loss- es alone 5700,7)2,00 AssetS, $110,100.00, consisting of Cash n (sank, Government Deposit, and the :mass - eased Premium Notes on homeland in force. 3, W WALnEN M D. PvesMei t. 0. ri. TA -mon, Secretary. 3,8. Htiolicus,Inenebtior. CHAS. SNELL Ag,teutfor Exeter and'yieinitV, .T1 -LE OF CANADA. The Hoye I Mail, Yassegeor 1111C1 ereight Route between thtllidIason d, Great Exitainsnd direct route between the Weet and e,nr.pOints .cin the Lower St. Lawrence and Bole des Cha - lour, also New Branswick, Nova, Scotia, P. E. Islatcl Nape Breton, 24 -wound taint, 1.30i.niud1t, aid Jamaica,. , New and elegaet Pannsam Iltiffet ,Sloeping and Day Cars run oti through Express trains. 1.'itiaterigtirs for Great Britain ;Or 'he 'Conti. tient leaving . otonto at 8.80 a. in, 'lints. day will Join outward mail Steamer 11,Fri:tails Tax a, ni. Saturday, ' SupotiorBlevator Warehouse and hook ad. commodation at halifax for shipment of grain and general merchandise. Years cif eXPerientio have proved die INttlE- O�L0MXAL in conneetion with steamship lines to and ' /torn• London, Liverpool dud Glasgow to lialifax, to bo tO quickest freight totate between Cadedit, and 6roat 13l'ltaf 8. Infornaation as to Passenger and Freight rates eau be had on application to lttiCv8 MUT B. NiJODIE , weAtetn might &PaSS4311gor Agent IthesinTletiee Dlock, York St,. Tosonto. D,VOrtlgtitt, Chief Superintendent, „hallway 0 t� Nittrhoit 13,188G B. LATTRA,IsTOE'S Spectacles & Eye -glasses ^ Dr. Browning lean the Sole Agency in Exeter, for the above lenses. They are the only ones recommended by the President and Vico-President's of the Medical Associations of Canada, and all the loading oculists of the age. iheyhave a world-wide reputation for giving that aid to vision which all other lenses fail to give. Beware of imitations, as tb.ey are m the market. B. Laurance's Spec- tacles and Eye -glasses ore marked I'LL., with- out which none are genuine,—and pebbles aro stamped Pebbles. Do not be deeeived by any goods stamped Pebble-glass—or by any simil- utritv 111 name.—DR. BROWNINC,,SoLuAolotT P011 ExETErs. FARMERS 8i, OTHERS. We wish to call especial atteatiou froin the farmers and others requiring tile, that Mr. George Moats, of Lot 11, Can. 1. Stephen, Credi- ton,P. O., has on hand a yery largo quantity of TILE OF ALL SIZES! At the Following Prices: 2a inch. Tile, ... $ 8 per llf. 3 " 10" 4 5 6 8 14 " 20 " •-•80" 50 " Seven inch tile can be furnished if required. Ths above are of best quality. Crediton, April 14, 1887. GEORGE MOATZ. How Lost, How Restored. Just published, a n.w edition of DP, cur,- VERWELL'S CELEBRATED ESSAY on the radical cure of SPERDIATODBOEA or Seminal Weakness, in ,oluutary Seminary Losses , POTENCY, Mental and Pysierd Ft:capacity, Im- pediments to Marriage, etc.. also, Coxsuntp- TION, EPILEPSYd and FITS, induced by self-in- dulgence, or sexual extravagance, Scc. The celebrated author, in this admirable es- say, clearly demonstrates froin the thirty years' successful practice, that the alarming cause quences of self-abuse may bo radically cured; pointing cut 01110818 of cure at once simple, certain, and effectual, by means of which e‘iery sufferer, no matter what his condition may may cure himself cheaply, privately a nawally, This lecture should be in the bar ds of every youth and every man in the laud. Sent raider seal. in a plain envelope, to any address,post-paid, on receipt of four cents or ,two postage stamps, Address, T HE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO., 41Ann St., New York, N. Y. P.C. Box, 450 j01 -11\I" 1311.11:WIl! , UNDERTAKER, & CAMT 11-11AKER, Walnut & Rosewood Caskets Also Corms OF EVERY Dena/seam A Complete Stook of Robes & Trimmings Always on hand. FUNERALS FURNISEED AND CON- ( DUCTED AT Low BATES. My Stock Of Furniture is ma - GIVE kit A CALL INSURANCE. revitles. , ril'.".k' i;„--EfAicif —4-6E711-1"-Fori se""s Wild geese are said to be plentiful this i IMI,I,Cbil IsttlPlialt1 1;,,Iarle ASSURANCE CO PANY of Toronto :also tor something unusual. [ +Tfill WanST1SUN ASSURANCE C .11.4 4 t' the Plrai NIX 11'2111 B tr°41115"boef rtYliebo°NrYwilllifullrlevti 1°110:107014:444vIlttsh.4e UPANCE C0MPANY,o1 London, toglanst, ins nsness to the top . tile ROYA14 CANADIAN. of ateutreei, ass a th '-. -- -- " ' 1 Al" ' " 1 6 600 cle'ineiss an tilitethbari,inulres` • e".11.1'1;4138t lIfiClahliltIghlslraT.:1:trI040811rilleuf10111t'clOtrA'elt41 ne.id., over 4;10,000,000, 4,0!eim °"r„ '415,0 0, ; will. come on a Sunday. • , sa........................ems-aa.......s......................essene, , Never eaquire of the edit '.r news ; 1 g 40 trete,. 07:inieh,, thee at the appointed thee, 1 Joe behold 18 18 hie basiness OM give it to -asp Mr. James Easterbrooke, of this place, • donetes $300 annually to the Home Mission. THURSDAY, APRIL/ .8th, 1887. Society. .....* - - -------- ---- --- „ The agricultural grounds have been rent - LOCAL ',YliiTVS.—)Ve shall be happy to re- d to the celebration eernmittee for the sees - .1. 'ism, County, Items of local news, such as ac- '14, The outgoing ofthelfrostlefttlie enlewalka cideuts,or any interesting incident what m a teetery conditiptSP They armn ebeeing n ever,,fron( any of our subscribers or reael. ,r„. now,, , um 01)1 generally for the purpose o,f public . , ifit. Marys people want a name for theie atiou. nese cemetery. Cannot some one christen 4 1Ve understand that Mr. Thos, Trivitt, 1/f Exeter, has offered. to contribute $5,000 O the building fund of the new church of England. Ile offers more if necessary. .1.5100 88(1/1 times, from auy part of the TEN 0 ENTS per line for nest insertion, a 11 d FOUR 01:1828 per line for each subsequent 111 5011)8011 'will be charged to. notices appearing 111 this 6011112111. V-- - • - • LOCAL HAPPENINGS. :JUST Reeeived a complete stock of Trues, Shoulder -braces, Supporters. &e., at the Central Drug Store, 0. LUTZ, Preemies:on. TO LET, on John-st., Exeter, the ems mods?, us premises of the late M. Pollock. appl to John Renton. ts-f. Miss Wood has returned from the city and is in charge or Dress and Mantle making at Renton Bros., and the rush has commen- ced. .n:Bicycle riding smelt our sidewalks is pro - *lilted. The roads will soon be in good leemlition, and then we expect to see them, thick a$ sparrows. , stk Spring can't be hurried, for she is, n' .nrely maidea and takes her time. Who are stripping off winter teggesyS0e. siritply playingwith deadly pheunioaie. . •1!'. Mr. Geo. Manson is erecting a: neW shon 031 Main-st., near the Post (Mice, -the pre sent premises having become Madaquate for his increasing business. It is said by the "old heads" that e, good Waxren --A boy, aged about fifteen or Maple sugar year is poor for Wheat. • We tixteen, to learn the marble cutting. Apply .ninst expect a goo -1 yield of wheat thiS year, to George Bawden, marble cutter, Main-st., as the pr&ittetion of maple Sugar. was a Exeter. failure. "Adieu,' she said sweetly, as lie kissed We are told that water can beboiled in a her good night. "He's adieu'd, taut he," sheet of writing paper. NV e don't 'doubt it. sung out her little brothets as he vanished We have known a, man to write afeW lines, up stairs. You may well say this poor fel- 0110 sheet or writing paper that 'kekt him ow's corns were sadly trampled upon. in hot water for weeks. Rowever, he should lutve used Sea,rlett's Sure Cure for corns, Bold only at Scarlett's Drug Store, Exeter. Without exception,the best and cheapest Lines in Boots and Shoes we have as yet seen, can now be bad at C. Eaerett's. Child- ren's, Carriages, Express -wagons, also best leather fly -nets. Harness, trunks and valises constantly on hand. Give us 81 call before purchasing. Butter and eggs taken in exchange for goods. Also a first class House for sale. C. EACRETT. Stop it at once. What? That cough which is troubling you. Call at the old stand, Dr. Lutz's Drug Store. and procure a 2,5 cent bottle of Hallranore's Expectorant. This preparation has been the popular congh mix- ture of Tartrate for over 25.years. It inveri. ably gives speedy aud permanent relief from all colds, coughs and chest troubles. It, is safe and pleasant, always sure the worst of coughs to quickly ewe. Runaway, A team of horses driven by H. McIntosh Sight v,„ Blindness N. STANL1Y'S 01ebratect Ofinnifgh ($gettacteg 79 BAY Szuntrr, T011oNTO, CANADA, 18 Ikwix Stn8812, LONnotl. E. i,, EXer,Ax.e. yriari ',lite 'Watchmaker, Jentiler, .141 and° ptidiatl, neaten) Age] ey for the sole of the 111101)3111 ]IJXPTII1I. No SI100 tSOIOS in the nlaticeb env al them In the EXit P tatmrtnn QuALI.Txv,s they nOggeSS, Cr 8110Ontwr NAgri end Ciottrowe %ey confer on the wearer, Their tise' will in ae tsi en Otrengthloii. thb ny0 tbta it does not limunno necessary to change them for Ina ny years, They aro Otero - foto the 0HaAuso, They Aro the Bast in the %Ad, • ' hey Never lire the Eye, And Last Many. para Withea Change. The gight tested by Our 14eW :Plot Cord, nitre as used by the leading Octiliatii throughout the took fright at a brick pile near town hall "site, on Monday, and ran away. They dashed down Main-st. at a lively speed, Mr. !McIntosh clinging to the ribbous all the while, and bringing them to a stop at the south end of the village. He deserves praise for his pluck. The season is at hand when the tuneful scip of Italy grinds.at his wheezy organ and se ds the festive monkey to the third storey to4inixt for pennies. It's a beautiful world th . ! Essex Centre, Ont., will pay 25 cents for every tree planted On the village streets. They must each be at least three years planted and growing before the money is PaN.'s litdin all sections come glowing reports of the appearance of the falls wheat • it has stood the winter well. —From -dm large areas -own, the predictions are that unless sonie unforeseen damage happens to the 1 or*, there will be an excellent nield. Ooderich coteth. •says does not savor of egotism to arise and remark that no other town in Outario can boast of so much grace and beauty as can Goderich." 01 course we will take the above for grant- ed, as Dan is a competent judge, having served in that capacity at several baby shows. A petitiou signed by a great many in this neighberhom‘, has been forwarded to she Ontario Gonecument, praying that Mr. R. H. Collies, of Exeter, be appointed to the position of Pollee Magistrate for Huvoncoun- ty, under the Canada Temperance Act. The probability is that Mr. Collins will re- ceive the appointment. A. New Church. A meeting was held on Monday night for NN'e understand that the Church of Eng- the purpose of organizing a lacrosse club. land people, of Exeter, have purchased the The attendance was notes large as it might Hamlin property 011 8118 corner of Main and have been, had the affah been given proper Gidley streets, and intend erecting a hand_ publicity. It was decided that lacrosse some church and parsonage thereou. These should be the game to be played this year. The election of officers was deferred until next meeting. Part of the banking of the roadway ad- joining a small bridge on the 4th and 5th concessions of Stephen, near the second Side road was washed away by the late freshets.. The road is in an almost impassable state, - and the authorities should see to it at once before some one damages his buggy (it in- jures his horse. 'It is said -that the farmer who swore he overheard a (Jennie of young men of Zurich, pl6tting the burglary of Mr. Steinbach's store, recently, has not left his residence for two weeks, and that he has made hie wig We pity the man, but if we judge the young men aright, he need not be Marin- edk for we believe, if they be not guilty, they will do 111111 110 him. It may have been a case of mistaken identity. 'THE SpAurtew NMSANCE,—English spar- reivs are beitsg killed off in Albany at a• great rate. Since they appeared in the market there, seventeen days ago, one dealer hiii sold1 700 at 9,7 cents a dozen. A boy . • shot eighty in one afternoon. They: go to ma se sparrow pie Can there not he a mar- ket for theie Saln instituted in Exeter. The email boy With a catapult could kill as many in a few houre as would bring him a return of a few dollars. ,.. The , -Wetness's Christian. Temperauce COM heares made an earnest appeal to the purchasing people of Toronto tb do their shopping before six o'clock, and thus leave no excase for merchants keepins„e open their pieces of business se lat 18 the evening, themby canting much suffeenag and ill health to the young Women (11 8110 eity, who have to Minn sach long hours as at present. We see nothing to prevent this being done The Celebration Committee in every city and town. AMeeting many the ,1.,.,,..,1.,.,,..Committee WaS add to the any buildings that are to be erected in Exeter this year, and will swell the amount seyeral thousand dollars. od d fellows The village and neighboring lodges of the I. 0. 0. :F. assembled at the hall, in Exe- ter, on Sunday morning, and headed by the Exeter Lodge marched in a body to the James -street Methodist church, it being the Ei8th anniversary of the order. After the 081311 preliminaries, an eloquent sermon was preached by Rev. Jas, Graham. The ser- vice was responsige in character and most impressive. The attendance was very large. The Ilarglary Case. W. A. Zent and H. Weaver, two of the parties silo were remanded from the 1st inst., for supposed comm plicity the late rm robbery at Zurich, came before Magistrate Willis on Saturday. Owing to there being no further evidence to prove their guilt, they were discharged ; and here the matter rests until the third, Adam Sipple, who was 'elected to stand his trial at the fall as- sizes, is either discharged or convicted. Mr„.Perguson's Cage. Seine months ago, Mr. James Ferguson,Of this place, who bad kept a grocery store for several yeaes, made an assignment. Shortly afterwards a charge. wise preferred against him by one of his ereditors, Making the asstgnment to (10101111(1 his eneditors. He 3011,5 02(81111111011 and elected to stand his trial at the Spring Assizes, bold Goderichlast week., The Grand Jury brought into genet "to . bin" againet Mr. Fergnson, and he was .ilismissed, The St. Marys .447116, which, by the way, held on Friday evg. last, to arrange a pro. Is read by few outside the town which it gllmini10p place o ft sportsc114 2ft0111, p1.1 c i 1 ,: 1. 1.:1 b c es jet le)/8ecirlpattitoioni le published, comments in an emulative utake style upon a correspondence which eppeerecl t6siemtotitLViittrigi dtiot troal•latii•edtspaotred$tlittOt thialiss 11.8)1erietr.1 in the Times of the 1481i inst. We wort] d togother with amitionai will 101 nish like to seed the writer the paper, bet a$ the committee With adequate means whore- st011-1620jos3kaelitc1s(1)1111) e(61130t'llN)Itre fltelaaj;137811aotfile81116ik'e4 (7)7;1:;- given in Ontario, tan be gotten np. It is evo,. readers, tvill benintbletopereeiveit, N/Nretild. by one of the grandest celebrations cotem Intim objeotion to making his loped that all will join in the trades pro- jest mere elutidative ? our cession and put forWard sneb exertions as An Exeter coereepondent 80 am:exchange wilt demonstrate to the visitors that Inxeter says ;—"Mi'. 0 tr, Walper) who has kept is a place of still greater import than people the Queen's hotel bete for the last two now suppeee The procession last year Was VW'S, left on Monday last fen' Limarif where SuCCOSS, anti to have the coming one doubly he will be fennel itS landlord or the Oneen'S so, remains to 8, great extent, with those hotel, at that place, recently va,eate*1 by interested, 'If they vie with the (lmirate() Mr, Alex, MoValls ; Exoter's loss Will be thero cam be no doubt of such, brit if the Lnean's gain, as Curry 10 81 jolly, good fel. committee he eXpected to draw them ant, low •;• WO With him great suecess wherever we cannot 'totteli for a full representation of he may pitch his tont" We would infer business firing. We imagine, hosvever, that from the above that Mr. Walper has not many merchants and manufacturers, Whoi positively located in Luerntl,tts thecorrespon. after having seen tiM ellee088 a 108 year'S dent wishes him success wherever he may attempt will this year 00840 out vOluntarily, piteh 1110 tett& 1 paseloall Cowteution, lass A baseball convention will: ;snit-le/A a,t Mies, Craig on Wednesday, iNiai,4 hstor the pnrpose of OrgallIZIng all amatory league to comprise Exeter, InicannAilsa eaig, Strath- roy, Arkona, Forest, Parkhill, ti,Yd probably one Or two other places. Thei'inOve is a good ono biot we f., 18 wiR uof Ineet with saccess, ae many of" the above places, es- pecially Exeter, intend devoting leisure time i to lacrosse, which prOmises to ber e a popul game this season. .An 'Unfortunate /Jostler David Pike, hostler, of Zurich, who at- tempted to commit suicide in that village on Aped 2nd, by cutting lus throat, was taken with the effence. For sonte unaccounteble it,e04the gtn,ctoilien.igtayjails4ia1:ew days ago, charged 9ft.-1 1.19PASii? 'and on thet aecount esen ed it • sickening apPeerence. The wound was again dressed and sewed up by the jail medical author- ities, and the patient is now doing as well as could be expected. He , was sustained solely by fluid food, the working of the jaws necessary to the mastication of solids, being foA.iiiiinotdlitcom a:egarravaaIterotiulte, woi7,1, ,.. --- A few weeks -ago, we Published an Hein* that a geht1°41,'a1) of Blenslut-rdovened a ewe sthiCh, in six yeers,•haa dropnedi nineteen ,leanbs, the first year 4, and eaph:itibsequent ;year 3 lambs. There now eonieihikelli,,,cence :Ooni Leeburn township, HifisqnC'enity, of *anillis MaeMattus having a evte,s,whi' for 'thePast four years, has given ,birtkiftOntrip- letS, tiaelve in all, -and has raisid the .1ame each year with success. If the latter ewe continues dropping triplets for two years more, she will then be one lamb behind the Blansha,rd ewe, ns. Try again, the Blau - shard ewe is AitreXceptionally productive one. Look To TlitylVolleito " It becomei:ifte tin ' ..oro evident every year that mirelf, &the' shess pi evalent in I. the countrylfaiilibUt e to water. By careful study tit ;8E0 raa - it is found that nine cases out$ften of t Phoid fever origin. ates in families whose water supply is from a well into whieh impure water comes.' This may be from the farm yard, and quite gen- erally such is the ease. For smile years the water in a well near the house may be pure and wholesome, but by and by the soil be tween it and the barn yard will become s - impregnated with pollution that an un- healthy quality will be imparted to it, and disease will result from its use. Unsatisfactory Judging. We have visited the Majority of spring fairs this year, and, in almost every in - ' stance the most unsatisfactory judging hits been done., There Will have to be a neW plan adopted. or the fairs will entirely die out, as horsemen are becoming so disgusted 1 that these among the few who now attend willgraduallyedrorsoutn- We recommends to the Societies in this district the plan of appointing one judge foe the light and one for the heavy classes. This system, which is becoming a popular one at shows through- out the eastern part of the Province, pro- viding disinterested and outside men can be found. to act as judges, is thought to be the best way of conducting spring fairs, as is in- dicated by the general satisfaction expressed wherever tested. False Report. It has been reported that Mr. Thos Shute had sold his farm in Usboine, to Mr. Robt. Cooper. This rumour is incorrect. A gentleman, who recently lived M the neigh- borhood, but who DOW resides in Exeter, is busily engaged circulating reports about this farm, stating that tbe land ts poor and non-prodnctive, and the figure asked, too high. These assertions are incorrect, as Mr. Shute has not, as yet, made the price wanted known to any one. The circulator of the report had better ascertain the facts before he further spreads his unfounded knowledge. The farm is offered for sale, owing to the death of the late Mrs. Shute, and the intention of the son, John, going to California, end not because it is nonpro- ductive It is unnecessary to say that there is not a better appointed farm, nor one of superior soil in the township. --Com. Educa tion al. Hem is what it Parkhill paper says =t- eeming the High School in that place "The High School received its hundredth pupil yesterday, which means that for this term there are just 100 names enrolled. Should our town not be peoud of an institu- tion 8)1118 18 so rapidly increasing ? Should it not use evevy endeavor te keep up the standing of the aehool ? Rootn is urgently demanded and must soon be obtained. Let all unite and decide that we will have a new building worthy of the school that has been built up. Then we shall be able to speak not of the High School but of the Collegiate Institute of Parkhill." We Save, .for 81 number of years, been advocating the estab- lishment of EL High School in :Exeter, but owing to a leek of interest by our citizens in matters pertaining to edacation, the scheme has been allowed to remain dormant. It is Very wrong. There i$ not a lsetter centre in Western Ontario for a High School, than Exeter, and the argu- ments in favor of establishing that deticler- atum in our midst, .are many, and so con- vincing that further writing upon the sub- ject should not be necessary. Dnek Sheol lag, in former years spoitsmenwere allowed to shoob all northern ducks which ci,cl not biseed in this country. At the last session of the Onterio Legislature the law was so changed as to abolish spring shooting or ducks of all kinds and other: svater.fewl. It soma as if sane parties do not understand this, brit it woul.1 bo well for them to bear ht mind that they are 1ib10 80 111111)0 01 from $5 to $.25 for each bird or egg destroyed, and that the fine goes to the informer on emiyietiOn. lt, is uturerstood that seine parties in the neighborhood of Grand 13e31d, anti °there Who visited ilmt plete on Good remay, have been shooting ducks, and it is the de- termination of the sporthinen generally to put a stop to it. Shooting ducks in spring is acknowledged 1)y every one, who has any knowledge of the subjeet, to drive 8110111 8130)11 eonsoqattivettitytayfrodieusttrhoeyirtrdeestpliotrIg,, girhentlicOl., atonic" when the birds are in S13ttS00 for shooting., 18 10 also a wanton destruction of the fowl to shoot them in spring for the flesh is next to useless. Those who are in the habit of killthg tlie game had better 'beware, days in town' last. E. $.1400r, will leave shortly for, Wardeville, whore Ites will, engage in• the store and tin btrneasit company with his brother,in.law, w, aMl!'---Fsaatne:as. W y,orm l?AeOtue dayto.to ettend the London •Synod of the PreShYtesian chnrch, now ilk fiSSSI011 Sit 011818- hain.--Mr. L. Hardy, beidga.laullele; of L'xeter> has the contract for the ereetiOn of several bridges throughout the county: — Mr. D. Millar, jr,, of Hensall, left QII daY for Minneapolis,—Mr. R. G. Bowman, V. S„ of l'orontO, was the guest of his fel- low -student, T. B. Newby, of this place, last week.—Mr. Thos. Niece, a former resi- dent of Exeter, was in town on Monday. Tom is looking hale end hearty. --- Anti-Soott Act Puzzel. ltigit.gure As A conundrisihssishieli a 'great many of our readerS would no doubt like to solve practically 0 t • In the above table the letter 0 represents „ a bartender, The stars represent twenty- e cne jolly studsts, seated around a table. After each Of,44,1:01n, had treated they resolv- ed that the ,-e4fiense slipuld be put upon the. bartender. :90'theyiAreed to commeneo at one side of the tablinffid count around, bar- tender inelutled.S. Ilekery time seven was counted, one—severithwas to go out, and. • the man left inside nyasstoneettle. 'Front which man must thess. have commenced to count in order to leave the bartender to pay Arbor Day. lu accordance with the expressed wishes of a number of ratepai'ersnn;the reeve has been pleased to narne Weclmeaclay, May 4th next, as Arbor day for Exeter. This is a good move, and it now mats with the citi- zens to do their duty. Every man should feel himself directly interested. Previous years no systematie scheme has been in- stituted for having our beautiful streets planted as they should be. What *beautiful and shady streets we would. now have, had not this itnportant matter been neglected in years gone by. If a little time and money were devoted to this purpose each year we wOuld in the course of a few years see grati- fying results, and Exeter would ..present an appearance equal to any town in the dis- trict. The day has been appointed •and it is particularly requested that every one who can will devote that day to tree planting on the streets, each man looking to the beauti- fying of his locality. It is also the intention to set out about 100 hard and soft maples, 20 or 30 cedars and a few hemlock, on the old,market square near the saw mill, wIliCh plot of ground in the course of a few years will be used as a public park. This is a laudable scheme and every man who can spare a team for the day is requested to do so. Let all work hard, and the fruits of the labor will be visible ere long. -- The programme for the Jubilee celebra- tion Neill be issued in a short time. Several cases of violation of the Scott Act were tried here on Tuesday. Gardening operations have been com- menced by the more industrious citizens. Another slight snow fall on Sunday. If, was rapidly dispelled by the rays of the Slln. The adjourned Vestry meeting of Guist Church, will be held on May 10111 next. The erection of the I. 0. 0. F. Temple and TOU'll Hall have been connnenced. Lambs sell this year tor $4.25 or there- abouts, each. A warm rain fell on eriday last, -and as a consegnence, the grass and fall wheat as.•e looking fresh and green. A car load of cattle was shipped from this station on Tuesday, by Messrs. Oke & WRilluisMor has it that a certain widower in town will shortly lead to the hymenial altar one of Exeter's fair daughters. In what condition is your back yard ? The Health Inspector still visit you shortly. Be prepared to receive him, Messrs. Dow, Colquhoun and Willie, have bartered "Count Careless" to Mr, Lrylliott, of Blanshard, for his Clyde horse. Seedling by farmers is now general, and if the weather continues fine the work will be cornpleted shortly. A car lints) of live liege WAS shipped from ItbeilsefiestationIonete other day. The porkers y The captain of the Salvation Army here, who has been ill for snme time, is again thoroughly convalescent. The latter days of last week were quite chilly, and overcoats were used with a 000 - thin degree of comfort tlany back yards have been raked and cleele id, and small fires were the rage last wec. Adam Sipple, charged with burglary at Zurich, and who was committed for trial, was last u -eek admitted to bail, himself in $500, andftWo sureties it $250 each. Rev. (las. Ciratianl. preached a sermon to the Odd-Fellowe, of Exethe and adjacent villages in James -street 611)10011, on SundaY morning last. The congregation was large. The Goderich papers tell us that swallows have arrivedin that section. Wonder are they blessed with an abundant supply of sparrows 7 Tf not write us at onee. The regu lar meeting of the Mai -ab., Meth. S. S. Band of Hope will he held on 'Friday tvg. next. A good programme will be pre. sented. Tao Exeter band intend giving a grand concert On the evenieg of the 94t11 of May, The affair promiaes to eclipse any f ormer att41; Pt 1elocox nibion has been finished for the Oadfellow e temple, The work or binicling has oenseecoliltaitawill be nushedforward its Mr. Chas. Seiner lervves for Toronte about 1st al May, where he will reside in retire. c We are SOrry 80 lose hint, 818 he 118181 130)181 an active itizen. tiollbseertraleitrinef Hilton 'Win hold confining, Robinson, Will present a number to be to. Sunday, 8th prole' The Rector, Roti, 8, If, doived. Christ Church, .I0xeter, on Several baykl looking tranipS paSsed through here Oh rriday last. They are suspicious ' looking characters, tuia wottia n6t, WO prOaltine, hesitate COMAintting it felony.