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Tfwirwiges of the two pupils in each, of
the advanced °1euf S. S. No, 6, LIS -
e hurtle, who obtained the highest muubet
• h elf perfect lessons for the mouth of April,
are as follows i-oret Chess.- 1st, 1de
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ShiPka. A NATIVE 017 RODGERVILLE FARmERss
OTrR,s
•NAEllifethe-Mte Harty Peleliu), to Mi
Sarah KePhee, daughter of Mr. Ge,bri
MnPbeh, Shinkae on TtiesdaY, the 20th of
April, at the IL O. church, Limerick,
Rev. lather Gehan. After the wedding
pleasant time was apentattlee residence of
the bride's father, whore the men), hours
flew by in tripping the fantastic: toe. Mr,
' Urs, Pentad will wake their home at
rUiairn,hlich, , where he is an oper-
ator,
Stephen Council,
CLaucli met at Crecliten, May 2nd, 1887.
Ali the teembere present. Minutes ot last
regular mid spotlit meetings read and signed.
Resolved that about 20 rode of ditobing be
done along 1.0th oou, road, at 25ots. per rod
Moved by 13•, Either and D. French that the
itesessinent roll be accepted. Reeolved that
Court of Revision be held ou Thursday, May
25til. as 10 a. in., Alia that at 2 p. Ill, gravel
contraots be let for hauling gravel on °fedi-
ton aud other roads. Let ail interested par-
ties iu Court of Revision attend, The fol-
lowing ordure were granted :-S. Broken,
shire, culvert, Exeter S. R., 62 • W. Hill,
rep cnivett 2ud con., 61 ; M. O'Brien, S B
drain, ; G Kellermau, gravel, 615 ; U.
Chlistie, assessor. ; 0. Christie, rep
culvert, ; M. Cronin, ditobiug on 20th
con., 62.
el Ar•Vtistop nod Wife f0ive a 141.e of Turbo,
tootle,
•}hTn
,we 1101.10 0411. top 1,tboet40 fV0111 010
-A 0
,
a 611 golise
IN' TROURL I I I I
by
▪ :KYala 211d. Wesley Harvey ,krit Glass
--1st, Albert Hodgson, 2ncl, Alioe Jory.
4S11, MUD.. 1st, (.1.11.08, Russell, 2nd, 0.
Harris. Tuntu.-ist, Eva Olee, 2nd,
lia Westcott. 2N0 Chasseehlst, Amelia
Duane, Snd, Violet &mall,
OnSetnrr H. Tot, Teaoher.
Towaship,
SAil AND EATP.1, Actunator. -While Mr.
Jos. Cludinore and Mr, Wm. Garrey were
8OAVing in the woods ou Friday, 290, the
gale, which was blowing et the time, blew
down a dry hemlock tree, which fell on
Mr. G. wounding him in a fearful man-
ner, Mr. Cadmore ran for assistance and
the wounded man was carried to his
house. 111edical aid was called, but all iu
vain, the unfortunate men died.before the
doctor's arrival. Mr. C. had a narrow
escepe, as the hat was knocked off his
head and the saw between the two men
was broken into pieces. Mr. (arvey was
an honest, induetrioue man and the news
of his sudden departure from this world
has cast a gloom over the entire noighbur-
hood. This is the uld story which is often,
repeated. Mr. G. had labored hard to
hew out an honest living and just when
comfort and ease appeared within his
grasp he was snatched unexpectedly away.
Mrs. Garvey has the sympathy uf the sur-
rounding country m her sad bereevement.
Stephen.
- • -
The following is a eorreet re iort of the
pupils of S. S. No. 3 for the month of April.
The report is based on good conduct and
general proficiency during the month :-
FOURTH, Sexton -Nora Bagshaw, 564 •
Charlie Sanders, 487, Former, Jutlion-
Arabella Morish, 692 ; Wm. Morish, 664 ;
Henry Penhale, 576 ; Mary Sanders. 511 ;
Hiram Shapton, 451 ; John Sanders, 327.
1h:rum CLASS--Illinnie Sweet, 740 ; Emly
Jory, 7:34 ; Ella :Manton, 717 ; Minnie
Morrison, 714 ; Clare Sanders, 675 ; Ed -
intuit' Shapton. 649 ; 14Men Dearing, 633 ;
Lucy Jory, 604 ; Earnest Dunsford, 537 ;
Jane MorisK 524. SECOND CLASS- -Wesley
Dearing, 796 ; Emma Panders, 654 ; Kate
Dearing, 649; Addie Dunsford, 609 ; Frank
Sanders, 595 ; Ida Sweet, 582. Walter
Dearing, 496 ; Ruth Dunsford, 363 ; Wm.
Hedden, 360 : James Bagshaw, 285 ; Alex.
Box, 212. Geo. Harness, 163 ; Thos. Red-
den, 146. FIRST, SENIOR -Thos. Sanders,
538 ; Jas. Sanders, 443 ; Ethel Sweet, 394 ;
Viet. Bagshaw, 326 ; Emma Penhale, 277;
Edgar Harness, 269. Enter, JUNIOR -Win.
Sweet, 583; Eddie Sanders, 534 ; Samuel
Sanders, 492; Charlotte Dearing, 479 ; H.
Derring, 477 ; Wesley Eestle, 447. Maud
Harness, 335 ; Eleanor Stanlake, 821 ; Geo.
Redden., 227. The average attendance for
the month was 56.
SAM. J. LATTA, Teacher.
Zurich.
Biddulph
The council wet pursuant tn adjourn-
ment, in the Vote t Ramo Claudeboye, April
30th, 1837, The Reeve fuel all the members
present. By.lew No. 8, of 1887, revising
road seetions for statute labor, was duly pass-
ed. By.I tw No 4, of 1887, separating Lot
lb, and Pt Ei of Lot 21, Com 10, from Pt S.
N... 4, and attaching the same to No. 7,
was pa sea. lly•law No. 5, appointing road -
mestere, was passed. The Court of Revision
was appointed to bo held iu Olandeboye, ou
May Nth. The tollowing accounts were or -
derail to be paid ; Division N. 2, acoouuts
to am't o: 539.81 ; Div. No. 3, 35.25 ; Div.
No. 4, 23,75: oe C. S. 11. Div. No. 5, 63.50.
The ttesessth war paid 25 for extras in con -
motion with the aasesenieut of clogs. Tho
auditors received 64 additional for making
out Geverinueut retnrue. and clerk in Be P.
11, gravel rand, 24 50. The council adjourn -
el to meet at the Temperance Hall, Granton,
on Menclay. Jane 1311i 1887, at 10 n. w.
Rambler.
BRIEFS. -A son of Mr. John Atkinson,
of the 4th concession of Biddulph, is very
low with typhoid fever. -Mrs. H. Baker,
of Stephen, and her daughter Henrietta,
intend leaving for the Old Land on the
17th of this month, for the benefit of the
young lady's health. We wish them a
happy voyage and a safe return. -Owing
to the extremely cold weather through-
out the month of April, things presented
a very dull aspect, feed became very
scarce, and, as a: consequence, some
people were compelled to lift their Cattle
out of a very sad condition, but the warm
sun and beautiful rains of May fill the
farmer with delight and. joy. -A few
evenings age some miscreants came along
and tied Mr. Wm. Routcliff's gate to the
post with barb -wire, putting it around
twenty times, so that Mr. Routcliffe was
necessitated to use the file for some time
before an entrance could be affected.
Those who are in the habit of perpetrat-
ing those little peccadilloes should cease
from doing them in the future, and re.
nember the grand old rule, ''Do unto
them as you would have them do to
nal."
H.URRA,11 Bose• -24 tif May will soon be
here, and we 1001,1 hare sole ehending
money to -buy fire crackers with.. The
. , pound law came into force May 1st and
ill pigs, cews, geese and other 'rennin'
are not allowed on the streets for a while,
soteep your eyes opened and make 25c.
every chance you get.
Harare.- This week we had, the plea-
.,
eure of meetino an old time friend in the
&tii of Mr. °Auburn, who has just grad-
, iot
with honors aud received his dip -
M. D. from the Medical College,
Montreal. Our friend has put le four t
years of hard study, and we wish him p
every success wherever he hangs out his t
, shingle. -Miss J. Bluffer, of Perth, was s
visiting her sister in town last week. ee,
Messrs. Dumart & Hardy, tanners,
'have dissolved partnership, Mr. Hardy
.withdrawing. The firm is now known as ti
Dumart & Weseloh. As Mr. Weseloh is a
a good business man,. he in Co. with Mr. w
Durnarte experienced person, we pre- ft
diet for them an increased trade. The b
new firm have widened their borders, and h
will manufacture kinds of leather in
large quantitiee. The Zurich leather is in
tl
' threons.
tr ELT. • • • The funeral of Mr. K tereli
e.t1 through town on Tuescley. from
ear!..,ihrtli to the IL. C. ehureh, the corpse
1-)eitlg interre1 in. the cemetery ad ioining.
Otkli 1pfl ni,..ntiv rood a
ahnth, ”1. teeee Lefere his death. ion. a 1g
emItlett end ete.4:,re ettack 'fi'31;44.-
1;,,4, hint 'hew ' 13
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•1.1i, roarel ZuteetT ee.
The lightniug rod pedlars are reported to
have a new ttice, which they are practisine.
npou uususpecting farmers. They stilt;
they ttee FOOD ont by insuranue companies to
test the reds now in use, as the losses from
protectors are bettomine, very frequent. This
method is described in the following : An.
electric battery is produced, the farmer
coupled into the nandlee. his lightening rod
being in circuit, and the current not being
nrned on he feels no shock. Then they
reduce a sample of a lightning• rod which
hey can famish the fernier, and to
how hint how perfect it is. the electricity is
hanged to their rod, and the machine beiug
eavily charged this time, the farmer gets a
hock that is almost a knenk-down argument.
f course the bait is swallowed, and the vie -
m signs a contract, end in a day or two
long comes the second division ef the gang,
ho put tap the rods. About this time. the
temer receives another and harder shock by
ting presented by a bill largely in excess of
is expectation. No use kicking, for his
on'ract, signed by his evin hand, stares bine
the face, and he can do nothing but make
ie best of a bad bargain.
Dashwood.
nutiws. leteners in our vicinity
re busily enfo.ged in seoding. •--Business
a 'little 41111er. itt rhe debating
•
tetttty ilt;•.; et -11)o. '1 it ith
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Wili„10.1-1. S,,,*t(11.11iCr next.
1 '1•,'`'” ;•'•,,•*,1" 111,
t..bt:tttt: t boy, otherwiee.
no wit as tho Cite 9i3, o',' lets removed. ;
(From a Detroit paper)
About four years ego there came to Detroit
front Terouto, Citeada, 1?r. Robert Hislop,
his wife, Isabella Jeep, and their little deugh,
ter Agnes, then aped silt years, 'Tice clout
settled down to praetice erolesaum, an
established an office iu the vieheity of Gran
Rivereivenue.
In the neighborhood. elf a year ago the go
sip in the; lootnity had it that all was no
roseate between the phyaiedom ea. his wif
&Wide; of a scandalous nature were passe
' formers teed ethers, renturieg tile, that Mr,'
flemge Meats, of Let 11, t4e41.5.0t04014,1-1,redl-
teno,e,o,,,has Qu h tint 1 yery larett qua at4ty et
TILE OF Ala: SIZES !
41 the Poliowing Prices
or I inolh psr
le
4 4 14
d 5 "
e
s -
t Seven inch tile can be feraismel if required,
The; above are of best quelitee
0.
Credito, April 14, leen GEC IterE MOATZ,
:go
480
from. tongue to loogue regarding their mar.
tal relations, It seems that the trouble h
tween them grew out of Mrs. /Iislop's sea
Quay of her husband's relations with oe
rain vvomeu. Whether the jealousy wt
founded int good reasous or pot, it caused
great deal of trouble between them.
Shortly af ter settling in Detroit Mr, Hislo
turned. his attention to the diseases of women
hie was acquiring a thriving praeties when
0.0nainenaugbusiness bele I
am going to try and give satis_
file t101.1 all of my patrons by
building from a true and good
foundation.
18t lone9ty in all nly
dealings.
232d,—To give unexcell
8
1.4?fit''
carry.
ed values in all lin.es that
a
3rd. --To take advantag
of no one, but to give'
everyone value for their
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all at onee his wife accused him of havin
other than professioual Imaioess with the
throags of pretty married women who kept
storming his office week in and week out. .
A year ago ehe could etaud it no longer
and went to her father's house in Logan,
Perth nounty, Ontario. Shortly after her
departure ner husband went to Holland, Mich,
where he endeavored to build up new prac-
tice. But it seems his turbulent relations
with hie wife became known iu that town and
he returned to this inky. He met his wife
again, but for some reason they could not
agree to live together. Thet was last fall.
Mrs. Hifi 101) went beck ti Canada the second
titne. Silo had only been gone a few days
when her industrious husband filed a bill for
divorce in the superior °cwt. It was dis
missed when Itie wife threatened to file a
cross bill.
He was somewhat startled Tuesday night
when a patrolmau armed with warrant for
arrest called on him. The document was
sworn out by his wife, who °barged him with
non•support. hie was takeu to headqnarters
where he was released ou his own reoogni-
zauce. The following day he was arraigned,
and pleaded not guilty, to appear and answer
the charge when called upon.
The doctor es once nulled to the law offi-
op of Moore it Moore, and a new petition for
divorce was soon drawn up It was filed iu
the Wayne circuit court Friday morning.
The main charge preferred is extreme
cruelty. According to the document they
were married at Guelph, Onh, April 5. 1875.
The defendant's maiden name was Mehogan.
Hislop was then a schoolteacher, but after-
wards took to the study of medicine that he
might soon become a millionaire. In 1883
he came to Detroit, whore a year ago he
claims his wife became extremely cruel to
him. He charges that ou one occagion after
they had separated, she threw a vial of ana-
bolic acid in his face, causing him great pain
fors long time afterwards. Her in ist erne!
treatment, he says, was her interfering with
his practice among diseased women. Ile
charges that many of Ws lady patients were
grossly insutled by her while in his office and
that he finally abandoned his practioe on this
account. He says that when be went to
Holland she had their difficuldes circulated
in that place. fle also says that she charged
him with grabbling and aeseciating with lewd
women.
Mrs. Hislop says :-I have been treated in
a disgraceful manner by my husband. Ho
never wanted to support me but now I want
tosee what I can do. There te excellent foun-
dations for my jeulonsy. I cannot say that
there was anything criminal between them.,
Ou one oceiteiou I was attacked by my hus-
band. who threw me down and sprained my
%boulder. I have not recovered from it yet.
He:stiiil he thongh t a.great deal of me,when I
put- up a little money I had to nelp him study
medicine ; but lately when I reminded hina
that .1 had sapported him at that time, he
said that was all right but I was not accom-
plished enough for him now. Since. our re-
lations have become so unhappy, I have occu-
pied a separate apartment, rooming -with my
littledaughter. Ho wuuld come into this
room in the morning and say : 'that, ,you
alive let ? Then my •prayers have not been'
answered.' would not care,' continued
Mrs. Hislop 'for matters have gone so far.
they pan never be straightened ; but it near-
ly breaks ray heart when I think of lay little
Everest's Cough Syrup and Liver Regula-
tor give universal:satisfaction in thilt vicinity.
-R. White, Crediton P. 0.
DREW'S HALL
TO MENT.
Seating Capacity, 700.
-APPLY TO- '
CAPTAIN GEO. KEMP.
E. 1140741.111\TOZ'S
Spectacles 4%, Eye -glasses
Dr. Browning has the sole Agenoy In
Exeter, for the above lenses. 11111eY arg, the
only ones reeutarneuded by the President and
Vice -President's of the Medical Associations
of Canada, and all the leaditig oculists of the
age. They have a world-wide reputation for
grying that aid to vision which all other
lenses fail to give. Beware of imitations, as
they are in the market, B. Laurance's Spec.
tholes ana igye-glaeses are marked 13.1i., with-
out wbich none are genuitie,--and pebbles ere
stamped Pebbles. Do not be deoeiyed by any
goods stamped Pebble-glass—or by any Kinn,
laxity in name,—DR. BRO WNIN So La A0103T•
reit IllinTnit,
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Row Last liow ilestored.
Just published, a rimy edition of DR. OUL-
VERWET.•L'S ICBRAT OD ESSAY on the
radical cute of prertawroarionA or Senile:el
Weakness ..oluntary somintwy hones, In.
roust:ex, Mental and Oysical incapacity, Int -
Pediments to marriage, oto.; also, CONSMIX.-
TION, Ben:neer and Pers. inducati by sell -i
cluls,ence,or sexual e•ttrn,Vagance,
The ocean ated au thor, in this ateno.ne.bie as-
say, clearly deinonstretee from the thirty years'
successful practice, that the alarniing cense
(ponces of 8011C:time may be radically cured.
pointing out a mode or care at onee sienna,
certain, and effectual , by moans of which even,.
sufferer, no matter what his condition may be,
may cure himself cheaply, privately and
radically.
u.." This leeture should be in the hiteds of
every youth and every mite in the hold.
Sent under seal. in a plain envelope, to any
address,pest•paid, on receipt of four cents or
two postage stamps. 01.ddress.
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
41.1Ann St., New York, N. Y. P. 0. Box. 450
S WELL
az
PICKARD
ARE OPENING
A Large and Fine Assortment
—0E--.
Spring and Summer
0-00Ds
-INCLUDING-
Prints, Scotd1 and Cana(lian
Ginghahis, Shillings, Darned
Nets, Fancy Embroidery,,
Black and Colored Silks and
lierveleux, Gloves, Hosiery,
&C., &c.
-A- N "V" T 3D 1
All goods will be offered tit the
Lowest Possible Prices.
A
POSITIVE OURF.
ron
GivEs
Immediatg Ned
PROTECTIVE AND-- :,;t7 COW Nelidg.
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COLLECTIlle ASSOCIaTION 41 HAY FiNF,P4
It HE MERCHANTS'
17016
dollar,
I am prepared to sell at
Very Close Prices,
and arn determined to give
my customers the advantages
which result from careful and
judicious buying.
—MY STOCK
Tweed: and Meths
Ann ALL OF TILE
LATEST PATTERN
—AND MY—.
Gents' Furnishings
----A R
Second To None in Town.
Only Call and Be Convinced.
N. B. -Tweeds bought from me
will be cut Free .of Charge, and
Perfect Pit iquaranteed.
Yours Respectfully,
WM. SOUTHCOTT.
Exeter, March 15th, 1887.
NOTE IT ! DON'T FORGET IT
In order to accommodate our rapidly increasing business we have had to Enlarge Oi v
Premises, and now have room to show the
STOO
Hardware, Tinware, Stovj, Etc
IN T 0 AV INT —
If you want a STOKE OF ANY KIND, we can supply you and guarantee Prieos Right
If you. intend building, Call and Get Oar Prices for NAILS, MOCKS, HINGES, PAINTS,
, OILS, LEADeE AVETROUGHING, ETC, IT Per
If you want TINWARE, COPPERViTARE, or Anything in That Lino, you Strike the Right
• Spot when you call at •
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If you want STOVE COAL, BLACKSMITH COAL, SCALES, SPADES, SHOVELS
FORKS, MACHINE, AMERICAN on CANADIAN COAL OIL, CISTERN on WELL
PUMPS, (inos), you trill strike Rock 13ottom Prices at
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—THE PLACE FOR—
OP CANADA. wksy To vtq:. • OHEAPIvkss VARIETY AND EXTENT,
13 EA D eiFFICE, .._ HAMILTON. ONT. :Nat a Snug, Powder or Irritating Limed. ;Pr: AY
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1.af 4, 3.411. in 0 jolly time
residence of Me. ,Ino.
3 Jito3itot0. Line, 00 the 000asion of
Lit daughter, Barbara's, marriage, to Mr.
.101.0 Brenneman, of Hamburg. Every-
bAy tweepteu tbeir invitation with the
etApeefation of having a good, time, and we
3101Ki• say (as WO were there) that nobody
,Mr„ Oesch is noted for
Ing girls a proper matrimonial 'send
hdY and hie good reputation is 8E11 pre-
Aerved; The bride received a large num-
7)er of presents in the shape of butter
dishe4, cream and tnilk jugs, pitchers,
too numerous to Mention,
which showed that "Barbry" was yery
ueloreepeoted among her Mends. We
tak e great pleasure in extending our
hearty congratulationa to "Rarbry" and
hot "flabby" and mit Y their trip through
this world end an it began, vitt-Plenty
of friends, lots to eat, (hut, but riot least)
abundance to drink, •
TAMARAC ELIXIR
le tot advertised, te care eonsumption, but'
it has made seme temarkable eaten el per -
;imam, be In the first eteges of that tbeeese.
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4prickly coneonted to tied which
they ethened to enjoy. They then sang
fl farewell and departed, feeling that they
had street a very enjoyable time. The
young lacly, no doubt, will be missed
(especially by ono) as she was a very soci
able young person. --Since Freddy has
the boot and shoo business to himself, it
bas brought the public under the impres-
sion that Fred. is like old King Solomon,
when he says : "It is nob good kr man
to he alone,".- Norsworthy, or mare
commonly knows as John Wesley, pays
the town a flying visit about everye -two
weeks.- Mr, D. 11/100allutn, hae„,not
been able to work for a considerable
length of time, has again resumed work
as teamster for Mr. Cook. -1Vliko feels a
little down -hearted, but it is hoped he
will soon rally. --J. Vit. still takes trip
occasionally out east. --Pope still takes It
walk up to the farm to see his dear one.
- Mill dust is hard on the eyes, so Harry
says. -Mr. Isaac Bean has purchased the
farm of Mr, klartleib, one and, quarter
miles west of the village, Mr: Bean
takes possession nekt 1st of October.
N. STANL&Y'S
Olttebrated entlligh *Math
70 STREET, TORONTO, CANADA,
18 jewite Seviener, tomen, lg. C., ENor...on.
T1 HI XS
, watchmrtkor, Jeweller,
, and Opticiati.
gas the eget cy for the sale Of the above til
EX.WTHE. Seeete ties in the entrent °era'
mein 111 the Een esentrzett, Quenelles they
possess, or the Ohne T E acct 001111,011T they
confer on the wettre,r.
Their MO will in note al I ty to h tree gth n the
Eye that it does net become beeeneiry to
chrinete them for Ma ay years, They ttre there.
fore the OnrarlosT,
They Are the Set in the World,
They Never Tire the Eye,
And Last Many Years Without Change.
The Sight tested by our xew Test ard, sante
at used by the leading Dentists throughout the
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