The Exeter Times, 1887-6-30, Page 1iJ
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to ea et eriereme toot:art,. let> t tivy ebbe
elotiveeeatasa (20j12014) 21&) ete, •,,eleatey 10
Q'Ittts Att.; sEtouit,r'Actor,
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E. CA11.17111[111T, S.
" Graduate ot tho 11.1.ya4 Colleg,0 ot
'Dental Surgoons of Olito.V.o, tIav-tj I
i inrutsho(2 foie 1)e utel Booms
OU ,J'Ag 21S.ST,, 9 Doom Pest of Contra]. :Rotel,
'Duo tor, Ont., whore I 1211.1 712121)11,104 70)' 9)1212)
1t11 I i ranoher 01 tint 1outtil profession with case
shill. 0 tiargoE., tojora to ; To,riuS,
TIT 1 C. 3. N S M A. N
elan ive1 I's Meek, iflaili-st, Exeter,
-extra c t,ES Tooth Witliontipain,
by giving Vitalized All. Gold
171.11110 and all other dental
worlt tho bost. vcnisitao. GOO$
zO 71012(212 on last Thurtalay 911
OtLCIl month.
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MIIDTCAL
LU'l'Z , D,
• c siceat hisresiden co Exetm,
W. allOWNING I. D., M. C
• P. 11,Gr ft dilate Vietorutrf1lve12sit3. ce
stua residence,Doir nionLaboratoiv, Exeter
JilYNDMAN, coroner for fhe
J./ 001111ty of Huron, Office, opposite Mr.
1. Carling's store, Exciter.
1)E, J. ROLLINS SI 0 P S
0. °aloe, stAxotor, on t. R6131(1011
qte he us or e ontly occupied by 1'. McPhillips,
esti,
WOODRUFF,
P erinp,13C1091y legated in No. 185
gleen AY011110, rion9lofl, a few doors
east of Post Office. Speeial attention given to
diseases of the' Eye, bad sight, au d the pres-
ervation of vision ; (1iteases of the Rar, im-
mired. hearing, cad 23323111)t1201 from the ear ;
ISonses of tho', h • io inflammation
being a, frequent cause ot deafnetnt ; Chsottsos
4)f the Nose, catarrh being a common 03 0.10 of
lapat .ed hearing.
T
TNItY ILB , Licensed Auc-
.Lx. Iioneer for [lay, Stephoo, atia
?ray:No wnshies. Sn.leEt eon (Metall at moderate
fates. 0 tilee-At Post-oface,Creditou, Out
TORN GILL, Auctioneer for the
ei Townships of Stephen, Bay and "Osborne
and the Village of Exeter. All soles promptly
attended, and satisfaction guaranteed. Stiles
arranged tit this °Mee.
VETE BIN &BY.
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. rilENNENT & TENNENT, Vcieri-
,s- nary Surgeons, Graduateo.of the Ontario
leeterinars . College. Toren. 4 "
5 " 34 "
to, have an (Mice for 6 20 "
the treat =colt o f a ,,, ,, ... -.•
1)omestic ••• 50 "
A. litigals'Ca.0110s ' Seven hum tile can be furnisned if require0.
from th, (lis ___,, ......!"-.\`'.---- tauce prompt"y 'J. lio above are of best quality.
Mtaustreet
Ettbended.to:- Medicine for Borses CattleAc Orediton, A -m.1114,1887. GEORGE MOATZ
always on hand: .-
' MONEY TO LOAN.
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0212121071823 91200. IL OILAMBERLIN, ilforen
tr, Ottt. ,ff
ITO ADVfillarISi.noi,--Lowest rates for ad, -
at. yertising in 10.00 good newspapers sent
free. AdtiraKi 115312 9), V, I10 W III 1,41, & 00,, 10
Spine° St, N., ..Y. ,
DRF.JTVV'S HAL_
TO 1.11.111Tr.
Seating Capacity, 700.
-APPLY TO -
CAPTAIN GEO. KEMP.
Dissolution of Partner-
ship, '
NOTICE 58 hereby given that the paetner-
slap lately Beating between Jonathan ;T,
Pickard and 'Ezra Spicer of the village of Exe-
ter, Under the farm of Piceard it Slither, Poultry
Breeders, was dissolved on the ;tern DAT Or
/131074, by mutual contieut.
Joxetrieter J. PIONA111),
188112. 51210E11.
F. W.Cox.LXNS,
'Witness, I
N.B.- 16.4% J. Pickard will continue the
poultry husines, anti keep constantly on hand
during the (2008011, 8. S. Hamburg, G P Ram -
burg, D Brahma, IV 0 Black Polish eggs at
$2 persetting.
FARMERS & OTHERS.
Laterier'el Leadership,
rnoloaccement that, Hon. 7141! ('1)11
Laurier !eel accopte 1 tee itrovisional leadcr•
sail.. of thi, ON)0111ion in 2110 11011120 (jt.W1,
111)113fi (12)2 ItUatet' recddiflog little tenement.'
cud loss dismission. Tian los leadership
011!)t odi with 1110 93(121(00 1113)121) ugh 012ar0111.\'
bO a matter 1,9 tiouhi , 1.» t.hat ale 22e901.111
psrty look upon :kfr. Lae ler 0.4 91,1 politicd 1
Moses who hi to Iced tliew, tint of teppositiam
4al'I0551(S8 40 Sano Inuit eould believe, 01.
RON-0 ODUMTRY,
te.".' our ()eel C2010011.0 04011 16, •
Adare.
Our tome ball club received. a $1)V 0(20
druhhing last, NYctlues;lay front the loore-
rill') team. Our boyi have not ltad much
1 practi1e, the club 71011112; or;„;tinizoil but a
couPle of weeks, 'P.1109' Win'e 1,10f011tQt1 by
,/ 1) 1.1. to isttei ;
great. R 11.14filliji,M11, orator, his par,fiemlitrY ) ,a1,1, '1, .1. . • .
0) 47001(1(0821011 thorn Ivo tt scan 09 .m.02 00 Wu are. pleP.Stal to loarn ttlat Prallk
Ws ()Wu side ef: tee melee owe nbsoia„ly Ryan who has been mi. toe mak liet -for
theitount him as a debater ;,. and wieje be is the past while, is:recovering very rapidly
1:1,11(1laillifietl, yougpial to the disenssiou of Mx. das. (Alvin had a bee last week
1
1 nouneiat or trade questions, no arau with the di:au-jog clay to bad, en approach to he;
eapacity of a political leader woehl 171.17 1) been • beak harm
guilty itt the egregious mistakes !het will for- Th, F., , , C 1 I . 1
ever associate his 118,2110 with toe Champ tle , imolai ar00 11, lave we e near y
Mars and the Sit-loachewan mesket.
The hopes of the Reform party cluster
81)0.4,9 Rediard Cartwright
But the sight of yeriug Wilfred Leerier
leading the opponents of the aged Premier
marks an epoch in the history of Canada in
the life of tile greatest man Canada has yet
prodeeed, ,Forty odd years age Sir John
Macdouald entered political IA, and elt•
Laurier may wsll ask where now Etre the men
Nho in that day fought by his side or led 'alto
hosts 01 11123 euimies that upon bite should
fell the mautlo witioli so esseatially great
men have worn before-becense young Wile
fred TAM ier 18 1102, and never will be, a, groat
Mall as distinguished from. it greet orator.
'Sir Joh u Macdonald is distinehisleed from
other wee in various waye ha nO way more
strikingly thee Unit he stands alone almost
quelities beget woe 51 01 uneguano,i 110.3,G tueo,
We wish to call especial attention from tho
farmers and others requiring tile, that Mr.
George Moatz,of Lot 11, Con. 5, Stephen, Oredi-
ton, P. 0.,has on baud yery large quell tity of
TILE OF ALL SIZES!
Attila Fonowiug, Prices :
21 inch. Tile, .. t8 81)111' M.
8 I 10 "
TO LOAN ON REALES
tte 'forth° Huron St' EMI:Loan " Sar-
i ugsS JO ety. Low rates ofinteresi. Applyto
Jobe epackman,Exeter •
Al'ONEY TO LOAN A.'r 6 AN,D. 61-
_-
ILE portiont.eeeerelee toteems. 1 rivate
,s 'Fluids. , Apply to
B .V.ELLIcT , FOR GE -el trINE IIELLIBORE
FOR Ne. 1 -INSECT POWDER
Atlglat 15, ' 85 Solicitor , Exeter ,
IVIONE1 TO LOAN A.T 0 AND 61
per cent, Vis,000 Private Funds. Best
!matting Companies represented.
L. Et DICKSON,
Barrister, Exeter,
Sure Thing
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FOR PURE PAR1S GREEN
13!-IOWNING'S
TRE SPOT
ITO LOAN. --Persons .r..,4- .
. , . .
1 wishing to borrow money win take no- ALSO .A. FINE A SSORTMEN'r )1?
tide that I. am now lraning Comity Funds at
13 rier cont.
V,7111.1I0I,11ES,
Co. Treasurer, FiShill e.; Tackle
. , 0
TroIsurer's Office. , Goderiehd
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Sei tember 2361,1880d -
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ALWAYS A. FULL LINE
IN STJBAN 0 11 .
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OF ALL KINDS OF
fl J. SUTIIERLAND, Tien s all ,
. Ont ,0012V071120022)2. cotaimiseioner,Pire
- • co .I..geut ardIssuee of el,ar- - I
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,11.11d. .13118 riago Licenses, All business transacted stile. -
ly eontidential. A call solieitea. Mee; at the
Post Office.
'T_LIFIRE INSIJRANc E CO.
E WATERLOO INII3T-0 AL
-
EstahliShed in 1.863-.
READ OFFICE -- • WATERLOO, ONT.
This eon:Ilan-sr has been o -ver Eighteen
years in successful. operation in Western On-
- tetrio,andz.ontinues to themes agaiestiose or
damage by ire ,Buildings,Mentittudise,Man-
u-factories,and all other ileseriptieuS of peer -
able property. intending insurers have the
option of insuring 011 the Premium Note or
Cash System .
T/113:illg 22310 past ten years teis Con -limey
71(25 515257392 ,81,006 Pol toles, 00V01'113g property
to the t411.1011utof S0,87%088; and paid in loss -
os alone$700,732,00
AssetS, :8810,100.00, consisting of Cash
21 Lettioc., GoverementD emositom a the unass-
ss ed or etnium Notes on llama am in force. J,
W eVaemsor .D. Presidei t. 0. TA:yr,ma,
Secretary. J. . Bluomis, Inspector. 015A8.
5N1.1itt, A0110900 Frxeter andvicipity,
) 1 11 11
1111011001011111 ReAltila
n
0.A3g.A.DA,
T:he Boyatl ritsseraget and areigh.t
Route b0tW0011 Com tide au a (e)ent 13iitede
diresot roaito botwOon the West am,i1 till 701 (211)1
015 th0 Lower St. LEL1V1:031C0 and Bale des Cline
ear, also
7 BTill1SWiCk, Nova Scotia,
P, E. Island Cape Breton,
Newt onnalt
Bermuda,
nmel Jamaica.
• —
, New 'bid elegant Pullman Buffee Sleeping
' (ID y Oarsrun cro throughExpress trains.
• . 71" A 7,:ft
Passefigers for Geese.. B.ritain 03' the Conti. „„Ht ,,,.,,-',,,,,e, -red- ,, j .4 ,_).4
...._.......,.. .....,..„,,,,
1' • leaving Toronto at 8:30 a. ro. There. .
Cc& andExamine for Your -
J. W. 13 itQWNI1 .Pro.P•
E"..E=CO2.1"
SF.0.-STIIAT'r 01, 0:11100 To TILE nailr,OWS
l'encler for ..the IT'ork4 CowtritAlon.
EADED TENDERS, addressed to the under-
gned t111 011(101'50a eaten (101', i'01! ano Br e t-
ougiftilway" will bo received at tiliS 021120 up to
110011, 031 Wednesda y, the uth day of july, 1887,
fOr CtO'vn:Ln W01-100 09 001 astrlie 810)).
21:111S 11(1 proxies xvin too open for inspection
tho °Moo of the Chief Engineer 0.11 el flenc!ral
Manager of Go yerrimentriailways Ottnwn,
101125 23180 at that/thee 05 8110 Cape Breton 525)1-
)1'a7. n.fi Port II.twitsbory,t;. B., on MI a after
the eth tley of Juno,iefie, on the general spec-
ification end form re' t(3ndev may be tab taint-)
upon c tinn
1. ender will ma t erte It u (thee, u c
the iri eel forms anal ail the condition; a
complicit wi I n ,
11" oranr,
.1,5'. DR A
Suercary
Dollar:1mm t of Rs ilwa ys and Canals,
Ottawa ,97th May, 3887.
6119.1
1
arfoer Ml"jj
gornld, of iiondon, and others, inclnding
number of aloe -01-413:
all' finished their statute labor. We hear
that one man on the 8r95 con. is to be pre-
sented with a leather modal for the large
loads of gravel he drew from Mitchell's
pit .31 short time ago Yen deserve it
Robert.
Centralia..
Patv,v6., -A grand time is expected here
on the 1st July. Every ,effort is Put
forth to make tho grounds attractive, and
the, allay pass off pleasantly. All am
invited. -Crops are looking fine, the hail
storm doing no damage, -Mr. Jake
Brown, our shoe maker, is having the
brink hauled for the bricking. of the in-
side' of his shop and dwelling. hope
of on, groat wen xviio „onceived the plan of it end hi matrtmony.--W. J. Rollins
Confederation and moulded thia broad Do- 1"b1 of the firm of Neil, Davis and Rollins
min.0,1 out el the se Itterea train of badly ""rod 3:01) frimling with " Mr -
shaped colonies that strewed the batiks of the
St. Lawrence and tins Gulf. Almost alone -
1110119 88,V0 0110 01' tWO 11'1011(18, altogether
aloes as to his opponents in the Commons.
That old man who with the vigor of youth
\Fork man or Hensall.--We are pleased to
ee that 11Ir. Thomas Murray is able to
e. en his feet again. -Diphtheria has en-
irely disappeared frona our midst, 1111
ebb having been attacked being again
Oirvaleseent. - A. baseball match between
Adare and. Centralia is to bo played. on
the lot of July, losing side to treat to
the iee-eream and berriea.
11122
stii I holds the tiller and guides the ship of '9
state at tho Capital has seen his opponeots
of forty, thirty, twenty and fifteen years ago
drop off one after the other, dam off through
sickness and death and defeat uutil now he
looks across the floor of the House and sPos
-the seats of two tenders vacant mid the
baton of ememand in the hand of
1111(2.
Baldwin, LafoJtaine and Rolph were old
leaders when Sir Jolla took the field against -
them and their names nre brat a memory
to the preseut generation. 131 t George.
Brown is gone, Morin is gone, john Send -
field Niricdonald is goer:, the Dorions are gone.
Huntington is ,,,,ctoott, Wm. Macdougull
politically dead, b1011011 gone, 13. W. &rat
is shelvea peacefifily, Alexander Mackenzie's
day 11 past, Blake is brokene down, and of
all the old stock lion Oliver Mowat :done .
remains in the fullness to show that the race
is not extinct.
And time has uotediailt. inoro gently with •
Sir JOhn'ii friends. The names of Sir George
Cartier, Sh• Ettiune -Tache, Sir- Alexander
MaeNtabb, Sir Frameis Linek. josepla Howe
and D'Arcey McGee five writtentin the page,:
of Canadian History, the bodies are graved
under theierreen sods of the country they
served so well ; while age has compelled Sir
Zurich.
Butsys. -.Mr. Dan Dyer eelebrated his
2fit1 birthday 011 Jubilee Day, by giving
his Zurich friends a strawberry feed at his
Uncle's and Aunt's residence (N1r. and ,•IIrs,
Steinbach.) Amongst thosepresent werethe
.NieSers. .Etterett, Davis, Holland, sisters
Clain tend Edith, all of Exeter, also Mr. It.
Eaerett, of Hay.-Pienies were all tlig go
last week, :Sir. H. Happle gave hi.s eel-
ployees their annual pieniti last Thursday at
the Grand Bend. 13y all aceoants they had
au immense titne, several others passed
through here from differeut ylaces, en route
to Lake Huron. Those picnic days give
our tewn quite a bizness appearancee-Mrs.
W. Holtzman was visiting friends and rein, -
21 A. T. Galt, Sir AIex, Canapbell, Sir Leonard
Tilley, lion. Alex. Morris and others to
leave the field. to yortuger men. Sir Cherles
Tepper frail hi r Hector Lengevin still fight
.oti either 1397(1 01 their_ .old,„ leader, th70,. lee
remnants of a band , of pelt-tic:ins whose"'
like' another century rnny not produce.
The old chieftain remains. His more
-than three score and ten years have not irn.
Paired his vigor or deprived him of his com-
mand. Nis energy, his reseal ces, his
ability 8-1 non trot men 0r0 as groat as ever,
and in the few brief days that me allotted to
Laurier as the lea;ler of his party, it iS
givd 71 hini look norofiS the floor muri
find himself pitted against the detor over
every Reftedu loader since. i84 1. And In;
will not -find a. Oonser:ative in _(anada 0)
declare with him that “The veteran. lags
Seperfluone on the stage." ,
FneN.K. tar,sLIB'S Pepin:Alt Nr.”7,ITH.L.
FOR 2,0. The Con ttitit tioli of tho United
States is just about a pentnett 'o1d, and it is
certainly re:mom:111e to tell 11 011» ,'wore - 2,11t1
Mon who rondo it, an,1. how it was inittio.
All this can he rood in the interesling pees
of F,14q1k .Poeulee ••for ;July.
71. eliatty talk on "Attotie," by Ausbare Town-
er; "Anciet Orcelas i Moderu Cyprus." by
Itawsen ; sketch uf - "Studio Life" ;
"Otte() Homes and Shrines" ; "A Strome°
Charity," a "my interesting aceowtat of the
Sit -ward Insane Asylum at Baltimore, by
V. 11. INmelow ; on Mal Hud-
son" ; "A Glimpse at Chinese float Life," by
Easign Wilkinson ; "Thaonela the Alleghemei
ou. a Locomotive," -by W. 'Defame; : a note
on the i•JIPpeary subject, "Eels" ; trnly
Su minor one on "FloweaS and Inseate” ; with'
very elevett stories like "Her King" by Nore,
fafachhai "A Vein th Wore Attair,' by Eliza,.
bete 13igelow ; "Mao 1.111 kOW0011 Mysiery,"
fcrie 1110f.li; (1) 51(11111(2 coilectimi r light
reliable matter thet terli be especially prior -el
in the it fle:11 days that nro ort 11,4. The
vsedety is wondered, and the • whole miteber
rittractive.
'122100 74'II Era foolS jillamt otter the fact
that (.1111tion to hare conn)rtion with. tigt
0, p it 9v ,,eni by (01V ii0„ '011 ev •
, •
tall lied wretward.
Tho erratignmehts yel (Id 11 1 1 1
Mg, 12 of jnly in eereterich, under the
auepices of °entity Lodge 09 sloe
11111•031, are. 131`,,,T0S‘ii11g 991)017• 'Tito ,posbote,
exported are 81171.01mi 0. M., N. Clarke
lace, 39. P. Provincial G. 'M., IV. IV. Fitz•
221, Tlie'conniy of Perth officials say : "Blau -
Eyre shard, is in our opinioe the finest township
10 the county of Perth. Tho Thames river
runs from tlie north bornelary to St. Marys,
then to the south east boundery, but as the
river is tot included in the anrvey there is
to cloitbt pome but:vor.v lit-
tle waste land. Iu the west ptirt of the
township there is a 1)10clt of over 30 then,
sand toll'85 of tho finest land wo hnoin 80011 in
the Province of Dian, io, withont a single bad
lot of land, 111» soil 13 n. seed and cloy Mani
and a good t,tate of enitivatimi. The
farms axe wel1 foneed with the e;reattest num-
ber of fine bank barns end brink dwellitiets of
may township in the eennty. Ilia roads al o
well tun -milted tied Om (emcee:40es, esrelially
111 thee/eat poet of the township, neariy all
geavelled tied in good repair,
nay -will join ontwtted mall steamer at a 1-
fot. a, m. Saturday,
Sepetior Elevator Via -relict so and Dock' C.
COlutfl odatto n ft 2, Halifax foe shipment of graft
and general inerehitrali se,
Vears 090011021120120 have prover'', the I eITElt•
COLON/Alt conneetioe with steamship
lies to arid from Loudon. leiverP001 and
0107120(2 (0 Halifttx, to be the quielmst freight
rotate bet \veen Cat:litchi Great Britain,
Information es to Passenger aud Freight
ratee can be had on application to
BORMItTB.M.)0DIE,
WcsieruFreight et Passenger Ageet
rEessin froese 1316ek, York St. Toronto
, P OT TIN GE..11,
051101 Sttperintendent,
to N.B., Nov 13,1885
usitwaY. 0
A. Hastings, Prop.
mens.1.*Amr*rwesaarera
;Moving and Hair mitting in the letest styles
-09 8110 art,
Every attention ix l to milting
Labies and Children's Hair
11 II
SWITCHES MADE TO ORDER.
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A 011,t, SOLICITED
A. 1-1,A ST Ills.TOS.
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,jf) tfls wint,Tr‘' soi;$
Publishers tiala leroprittioem
----"eeeeeeeeeiazet
l?arkhill.
(34 tt.i. o STAND fk.i.V11
p,0.141,11 1 (11tin!ir)11:1(1;11.47.itly 0,ingst 119111 0 010-
1./01.q.11 'n'Ore 00111010
tioll occurred causing intense ex.eitement
for tit/Will:118 Of ttii Ito tdr, appeare tlatit
a grand 7912711 11711 been temporarily, oe
ted, and upon which there wero eettted
over Jive hundred. spectators. At a cer-
tain juncture in the proceedings when all
were specially interested in the games
several of tile 00111(21310 supporting the
uto 131.10O1111i o 10 10 y
t I t ta 1 av wei lit
and allowed. the crowd of men, women,
said children to fall to the ground in. 0110
prouliscuoits lieap. It took hirge erowd
of by standers upwards of au hour to
"fish out" from amongst the boards, tho
unfortunate peOple. 1t is marvellous in-
deed that none' were killed, although
Several were injured, but wet seriously.
ibis the utmost of folly for a committee
to erect snob a flimsy Coneern,--merol,y
.)for the sake of a few dollars -and offer it
to the public to risk their lives upon,
Cowmen. sense might have told them that
a grandstand requires to be sec urc in the ex -
trent 0, for with the' eollapse of tliem Lny
people have been killed ; end it is Provi-
dential that such was not the case in this
instance.
Dashwood.
NiTentale --Several of the youter- folks,
Trta . 'ttrt.,4,Lirm
tbo inissiortary co4etrilduf;lotis have 9411112212109)
1)9 112(11'1)1)012 4)7 forouoo
)bOII 90121171111')) 19093)2
accoptantic, of this'pditse, tiot aecontit of,
1)2'007 2)1)1 2271-o 11ow 1.,9y)&1.1(1,,i)t)tivr,,141;i01;atil,t)til11:11111)301.,)::tg'..c•fe,lr.isiiirl;stl
anti prosjitirity rimy attelst 118k y'11111'
9,1 hOtriln,iti hut retircok-
oradloc of the 9)1)9)7))' '71.0)1 we 110;1'0 spc-118 90-
1212911121,
it;It.$1:".1 171 1/F (,;()OiNtl'inICE„
479- I./ttelt Veneeet
oanitet be. 'expected. to make ea Oath.
°vete epeeell in eply to your beautiful tole
dress, itor exprees appreeiation of the
kincitinese epirit which hes peoiinateil the
preseutatioe. One of the sweetest tied
hraglatest a eprodtteimus of eaeloory will be
the three poet:at of life givee and
etho lit:11/, 011 010 ,}':11.„10 Oirouit, One
of the ingiteet lateens .1 eovet hae been large-
ly centered. epee me here, 91 890 10931221011 of
0001, one it me feed yoitieet people, to the mem-
bership of the iti1t2F0h (1.01 Lug pmtorate.
May the bled:d:ins of (Awl vene mem you. all
tied. the entire membership bf this eireuit.
INlay you ever be kept by the power of
k,,T,100, a/119 L'09.Pa(),t 11111101, elightly
eke tiged Oilk;;1111;ita 11 l:r0S the graceftil and
of winch "we sight the. 0oelen (tete."
BRIEFS.- -1110,A.11 1111'01'601'y seryices held.
in connect:40u with the Eliniville S. S.,
ou Sunday het 'Were 3 decided success
In the morning Rev, W, Down preached,
an excellent sermon to the children. In
the afternoon a mass meeting of the ehil-
dren was held when addresses were de-
livered by Rev, W. Madge of California,
NV, J. Clarke of Exeter, and ;), stranger
who accompanied him, le the evening
Rev. W. I-1; Gone preached his 1a8t
WW2 iLS pastor of the circuit. 19 1110 fes-
tival on July lst is 118 suecessful and
interesting, as thoee of Sunday,. a splendid
time is essured. --Rev, W. LT, Cane and
bduily leave fur their new home on
'Wednesday, folloWed by the best wishes
of their many friends. -The Elnuville
parsonage, was the scene of a pleasant
of this place have lately taken:unto theme Pthe-ring on Friday evening last
when 11 compeny of some thirty of the
selves better halves awl ecnisid.er that it
is not well for man to live alone. It is
with pleasure we chronicle the Marriages
of two Of 00 eitizeas The' wedd-
ing 'bells were ringing last week on' Lion -
(lay night announcing the noarriage of Mr.
Jos. Grigg' and Miss Lydia Vineelit.
Guests began to arrive lung before the
ceremony was performed, which ' took
place at 8 o'clock. in the evening, , and be-
fore that time the house was overflowing
with friends and acquaintances,- The
young In•ide was attired in, satin with
orange lillies. After the cereinoily all
partook of a bountiful repast. Dancing
was next in order in which all enjoyed
themselves to heart's content. May they
long enjoy health and happiness, --The
next couple to be made happy Was Mr.
John Pope., our worthy tailor, aucl Miss
Mary E. Graybriel. The ceremony was
performed at the home of the bride's
father, where quests to the number of 50
had assembled to witness the cerenneuy.•
The bride was assisted by iltasses. E.
Graybriel, M. &header ancl Glaybriel, ; 1.1111010nighISttahiai.1.149Coli.)11111syliaccrltitsliilctegjeleosf
and the groom was supported by' Mesars.
the PolvolYs were also flattened badly, others:
Perrin Graybriel and Erwin. Afte,r,
ceremony all sat dowo to supper after 1.1r. cela. et hi el III
1115rtYlielairi tCilliyff°Wr0e1 1:0 111718.b -y .fif
ao-
tives t,owu and‘vicinity.--Miss Ma Fan- amusements, sooh as 1,1,3510, mers who have been rushing in their 'tut. -
which they engaged. themselves Vitehins
wici ley all repaired to thier 1 nips semewhat later than usual,
son. is the guest of Miss May Winne Ada .tfter I i 1 tl
is an old friend of 0(2)21 —01)1' tealchers left hunactfwisgag the pair much happiness
their holidays. -The Sunday School conven- in the future. The young cotiple 'were
woods ,Sunday last WaS a grand success; lb e preeents. o ceremonies.
there were representatives from seVen or I formed by the Rev. Mr. Ortwein.
eight different S. schools, the speaking BRItrfi.--The ladies have organteed a,
was very interesting indeed, and no doubt baseball club and started to practice last
"WaS Ifichly appreciated by all who were Thursday night. In the course of a few
Y g •
young people of Elneville congregation
responded to the invitation of the "getter
up" and appeared. with well filled baskets
to spend a social night with their pastor
before his departure to his new labor.
We always wish to give honor to whom it
IS due and it is only right to say that Mr.
John Shute was the originator and man-
age) of the pleasant surprise party men-
tioned above.- The framework of a barn
on the farm (of Mr. James Roateliffe, con
7, was emoted on Monday afternoon.
The walls under the building are nine
feet high and the posts 22 feet. 'The
barn is 5.5x66 with cellar out side.
Mr. Roweliffe, now has one of the finest
barns in the township. -Lightning atruck
the barn on Mr. Snell's farm the other
night, but 411e damage doue WAS not
serious, -Them:my friends of 1V1r. 0. W.
Holman will. be sorry to learn that he
was taken sick. with. a fever on SiMchlY
last. -Several persons were more or less
nriurred at the raising on Monday after -
for their respective homes this Week to spend .
Crediton.
tion. which was held iM Me. ,"Witi, Moliies) the recipients of a, large numbine,of
3)91011.1
B1,UEF8.--t-1he fax manufacturers feel
jubilant overthe prospect of this year
having a good! crop. .111e5578. ' Switzer
and Zwicker are Making . progress
at 22115:11 11130' mill et Shipka. This will
nialee the third flax mill- in Operation in-
't!ineiShip; (notnithstandingethe-WeR.
is in vogue. --Mr. John 92313159292(11177
a handsome brick block to be used as a
tin Shop. -‘-.Mrs. 33. Feist has sustained a .:
4081) birthday by Laving us strawberries and
cream. We danced the "light fantastic", I it ?--Blackbusli school iserious loss of late. Withie a few days
neends holding a she lias found throe cows dead in the
and pla.ved authors netail a. decent hour tole 1 picnic at. the Grand Bend on Dominion liasture field. Cause of death is Unknown,
went hotne 111 the dark. Ed asked es to 1 Day -Miss Maggie Bounett 3(2 111)0)0 from aiS the cattle were not known to be sick
come again, and we are goieg to ; jolly 1 the Ladies' college, London, visiting until fotnia 11.3 above stated. A post
good fellow Etl, wish you many happy ro- Ifriouds aud )8c401111121011002). -----Another Morten) examination 00(18 lield the • ether
tures of the day. Whose birthday next 9
THE EYENT OF THE SEAS'ON.--Wo mitiht
say without exaggerating that one of the
most sociable and enjoyable pienies ever
held, withiu twenty miles of Zuriifi, took,
place An Mr. Hy. Folland'e woods, about
la mile west of here, on 01s22 inst., Jubilee
Day, under the, auspices: of Zurich Public
School, Too 1011011 credit cannot begiventhe
teachers, Mr. F. Cresweller, Prin. and 'Miss '
E. Slice:ter, Asst., for the able manner in,
whieh the proceedings of the day were car-
ried out. The number of people present,
includin, children, were all m eight 121212-
(912019, 7572291311 goes totshow that the peupie in appointment mot at the parsonage to say ; the sympathy of the commenity.'--Trout-
,
3„idtte. The singing of the lelabyleir, Line
choir was well worth going to hear, the col-
lectinn wee also good. -Q1111213 numbev of
our pleasure -loving young people spent 0
pleasant evening at Mr. Ed. Bossenbury's
last Thersday evening, Ed celebrated his
weeks they wiltbe able to chal-
lenge to any club of the sariir,Sex:f-L-Mf"
Chas Schrader living about half a. mile
west of the village, 'brought into the vil-
lage a stalk of flax which measured four
feet two inches in length. 'Wilco can beta
horse race took place here last Monday
night in which- three horses entered,
(Thourke's, "Jubilee", Weitzel's "Jay
Eye See" and Wolfe's "Gray Eagle".
Three heats'Were trotted in NrhiCh Jubi-
lee came first, Jay Eye Sec second a.nd
Gray Eagle third.
day to ascertain the cause 'hub we have
11091 (68 yet learned the res elle-The Misses
McIntosh and Robinson of Exeter were
visiting friends in the village during the
forepart of the week. -Mr. and Mrs. Panl
Slink had the misfortune on Saturday
hist, to lose their only -soul_ who had
I attained the age of 2 years. The ailment
was a slight affection of the brain. Ho.
Presentation and Address. , was buried last Sunday and a large num-
ber of relatives and friends accompanied
the. remains to their last resting place in
the Crerliton cemetery. The parents have
FARIIWEI,T.. -On Friday evening 09 1(6119
week the 3-oung people of the Eliniville
the vichtity are taking an interest in the
children's welfaxe. Although it was very 1
wet and elorely in the morning, the weather
cleared up towards noon, when the children
g,athered at the school house mud at 1'2.30
mere marched to the picnic grounds, sineieg
en route Red, 'White tend _Blue aud other
patriotic souge suitable to the easeon,
reaehiner the grounds the children ' boom
makiug preparations for tryirg for the vari-
ous prizee, 17114 when cveswethsi: called
time for the first race about 1 doz. boys, of
the jimior thipartmeat stepped to the front.
It is ueeless to give a full• detail of the win-
erse.ltm t -might make special notice, of the
ball -throwing contest which wee alnirot a
tie betereen L. Lippert and R. Steinbach, I
Lippert gainieg by about 10 in. (9icking)
the football was ale() well con teeted between
.te, , • ' 11
+ 1 re + 4 -
max les wee,. work as though they in-
tended to get 1st prize, all the children got
somethiog as Me. Cresweller purchased ,
about 6,5,00 worth of candy for free distil-
, Breaking the crocks tarots:el 0011'
01011'2271111 am usement as also ditl the. hurdle
and sack races. NI e must not forget the
baby Showl; the result of this contest would
101211 11 person to believe that Zuriell mothers
hail the enietest balees to existence, 100011131
one lathy oat, of eight scented to loe diegust•
ed with the picnic and thin,ge in general.
The other seven 1141 cry once in a whole
hour, and evidently intended to shew the
olddr otitis that they knew 1301{7 tO behave
4•11e0 out in company, 31 1)022 at home, The
semis were wooled up by the childree
gathering around tlieir teachers, tut dsinging
kiflod Save the QIieen." The supper hi the
-woods was just, immense and it was admit -
tea by many that this was the most seciai
gethering (W01'1101(1 Zurich. The teachers
wish to pribliely thank telt those wile assist-
ed them ,se :III% join 'Durea,rt, of
the livety Stable; did' rtishiug trade by
runnine 411 'bus' from thetvilla,ge to the pic-
nic ermines for 91110email sem of half a dime
„ ,
per heart this wto.s a'very thotighttni tict 81
\`sdf.;,iicitits.60(a1 05 a geed many were tee tired to
farewell to their p)1stor, the Rev. W. H.
Coane, who left for Lyons, his ilOW
charge, on Wednesday, 20811 inst. Messrs.
john Shute and Henry Coultis were the
principal movers, the former sustainin7
his reputation as a 111st-0110s8 manager -
making not only excellent arrangements
but helping everyone to fool ;it home and
enjoy themselves. During the ovenitig
Mr. Shute in behalf of the company reaa
a beautifully worde95 adtlress and present-
ed Mr. Cane with a handsome purse, of
111011037. Messrs, 8. Gidluy and George
'Davis, of Exeter, 12.110,21111 by Miss Lizzie
Shute o21. the organ, rendered a number
of beautiful musical selections which were
highly appreciated. The party broke up
at a reasonable honr with brief addresses
by Revs. 79Tr. Holmes and Mr. Gane and
11.41'. J. Shute. Following is the address
and reply
To Tim 1:1127. W. H. (1
llnv. AND DEMI. $u:.
Your numevorts friends in this section
411701109 11.11107' you to depart from their tuhlst
ivithmit, in some way, ee tecially thanking
you for the litlinerelie 1931011108111 they have
received at your bands. Oa tlisir behalf,
therefore, ive embrace this opportnnity to
state that we feel 111 losing:you we have lost
a friend whose endeavor has beim topromote
our moral and spiritual welfare. We con
assure you that wherever yottv lot in flod's
providatice may be east, we shall ever fond-
ly cherish yam' memory and hope your 111e
luny be long spared, that you may lata!able to
propogate the message of Truth and Life
with the \tiger mid eareestness whic11 have
chartteterized your career here. It 11118 boon
your especial care since you came tanotegst,
uo to guide and direet the younger members
of Year flock in the way they should go
when their ye101'.4 aro mot o advance( , ant we
believe that your precept and example will
directly ieflueace many of them to the end
of their'pilgrimage here below. Under your
care `Stmelline" -hag beee befit and paid foe
ting season having opened we expect to
hear of some "fishy" sto,ies. Sumo of
our local anglers are' making extensive
preparations. ---The, Directors of the Hay
Township Farmers' Fire Insurance Co.
conven.ed at the town hall hr this 2211115711
on Tuesday, and considerable important
business was translated. Claims or John
:Kitchell, township of Stephen, house
damaged by lightning, and ;John Horton',
township of Usborne, barn (tanned by
lightning, were ordortal to be pnatl by the
Preitsurer..--It 114 ;rimming to hear the
farmers discussing the crop prospect%
some attesting that they are good while ,
others affirm tlto lookout as 1110)771141.-
07
The bn5)1:io3t 1;1:111 'in 211 711111(71
implentamt
..,ag'ent. 711110'911411110'11110'911
i:ira'nt,
w
'hlo reep
-
David claims sold more hhulers
thisason than an -oiler 109432112enutill'
e;inity, (113)1,1(2 9211') know Inn001
vouch ftrhis veracty, •
Emenaex regular
meeting of court Creditor, I. 0. F. of Sat -
(1(27. hot the ±011'121.'1l17 01111314L'(2 were
eleted:- -C. P., Dr. Neismith V. C. 11,
..',
'Q. Cd,rter . S., 'W. HKerr
A. SwitZr 7' 1'0)11 C. Beaver t
r1.T17;8,'4Vfler
N1'.C1eei. 714:r
Switzer ; C. O. EL C. r. 'Sororg
1'. C. 11 93102. Buckingham.Deegtesto
High (''1111), A. Switzer 8-199 IVII'Keneresortte the
:.
:
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eln.ssey Col of etirtinto
TAM
1...0o ealete your voice seems, n lin 11 r -
al (1122 tilo,1 to 5.12011' drtezglisit toi' 22 le-ottle of ,
Tamest -in It never In or,re
tiearsotess, Coughs, Oolds, etc.
To cffetitnelly 'care 8, hod 'C.iliazit t 001294
anel" do it 1108 'retrial, le Eliiir.,722
atrilies at 'the .rnor 'of the treubl glet
• iintiediateeeltet.