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INSURANCE COURANT, or 1-+ondOm England,
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BitreISeel leallelltle LIFE leetell.e.leCee: COM -
PAN Y, Or rondoii, aut.:tuna, es ta b l ielni 0 18-17,
eeeets over ,."r1e,000.000; clainie end eanuees
‘84a, ovarr $1.0.0QQ,Q00,
I git1f ,t•eteit I:41Jc%. ,
TEIURSDAY„ 81,11.P'T let, 1387,
ROUND THE. COUNTRY.
Blaneharcl.
31r. Henry White sotd his fifty acre
farm on the 10th line to Mr. 111eNatigh,
ton recently, for a good round sum of
money,
Mrs. Hopkins, of the 10th concession
hes leased her two hundred tsere farm
to Mr, James Gunnine for a term ot
twelve years.
TuCketemith.
Mr. John 'I'llorpe has desposed of oae
of his horses for the sem of $150. He
purchased another one for the roanct
sum ot $2.00. Jack will certainly make
money this trip.
Mr. Samuel Lanclsboroug 601d his vvell
known Euterprise team to an American
buyer for the sum of $575, Re also pur-
chased a blood more from Mr. W. Scott
of Stanley at an unknown figure.
atr. Henry MoNetty started on an ex.
tensrve excursion through Manitoba and
other places about a week ago. He vv.!!
probably visit California and other
states before retruning home. William
has worked steady and hard all his salife
and well merits this recreation tour.
His many friends in these parts hope he
wilt eujoy himself.
Zurich.
BEIE33.-114%. Ed. Apple left 'rue s day
morning for New Hamburg where she
jgals her husband who preceded he r
last week --Sir. and Hrs. Steinbach
spent Saturday witb Mrs. S's brother,
Mr. R. Buswell.-Onthe 41th and 15th
of September, the th•st Agricultural Ex-
hibition of the season will take place in
Zurich under the ausptcea o, the Hay
Township Branch 4 gl. Society. Preper-
ations are being made to make this the
best exhibition ever held here. For
full partteulars see large bills.. -14r. D.
Hosteler and brother frona Hamburg,
are in town.
ANoTHER, FWD To Tan Rowan- -
37Vhile Mr. Wagner was ploughing dir-
rm. ly opposite Mr. Koehler's farm, where
the stolen •vault belonging to Mr. Stein-
baoh's safe, which was burglarized some
time ago was found, Mr. Wagner found
the missing 2 inch chisel and screw
driver. They were embedded in the
field about the distance a man could
throw from the road
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Stephen.
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The following is a correct and impar
tial report of the pupils of 8. S. No. 3
for the month of August ; the report ts
based on good conduct and general pro -
&Laney during the month -Foust=
emus. Wm. Morrison, 230; Arabella
Morish, 226 , Nora Bagshaw, 138; H.
Penhale, 105, Hiram Shapton, b7 .; Lu-
uretia-JorY, 72.-Tnnus Cum. -Minnie
Sweet, 358; Minnie Morrition.352 : Ada
Jou, 337 ; Ella Shapton, 332 ; Clara
Sandere, 329 ; Lucy Jory, 314; Ed. Shap -
ton, :306 -Sermon Crass. -Ida Sweet,
389; Mary Morish, 379.; W. Dearing, 303
Wm. Heddon, 284.-P.anT SEN.- T.
Sanders. 370 ; V. Bagshaw, 206; Ethel
Sweet, 187 . Thos. Willis , 186 ;Emma
Penhale, 150.---PanT II Junion.-W rn.
Sweet, 459 ; Ed. Sanders 419; Charlotte
Dearing, 285; Henry Dearing, 274, G.
Hedden, 247 ; Ellen Stanlake; 219; M.
Harness, 59; Harriet IVIorish, 59. -The
average attendanee for this month vvas
46,
Kippenr
BRTEFG -Our vvorthy merchant Mr.
D. aVeismiller, has been appointed a
magistrate for tee county. The Scott
Act is aga,n being drscussed in this
nerghborhooda so far it has not been
very well enforced in thie village, all
kinds of beverages being sold. -Miss
Monteith succeeded in obtaining a non-
professional second class teachers' cer-
tificate, at the :recent examination-
.-
The church row is not yet settled, and
it is rumored that some of the stand.
byes had used language to each other
not found in the Pitalms,•-.51r. S• J. Lat-
ta, a graduate of the Clinton high school
und for the last year, teacher in S. S
No. 3, Stephen, has been a.ppointed
pike:mai of the Zurichl public school,
for the next year at a salary of $450 ---
Mr. A. McDonald, of the 'Olean. Hibbert
has rented his farm, for aterm of twelve
years, to Mr. W. Kinsman, for a yearly
rental of $300, -Mr. J. Stevvart told his
three year old gelding to Mr. J Moltlanns
for $190. ---Mr Duncan Campbell, teach-
er,who was unable to resume his duties
at the school after the vacation, on 9 o -
count oahis siekness is now nearly re-
coyereci.
D•-••••••-•1
Adam.
----
BitIEFS.-Mr. Drummond, of Adare,
bought a heavy draught team from Jno.
Hipburn of Stephen, for which he paid
a handsome figure. --Mr. l'homas Glavin
of this place, sold a colt three nionths
old for $125. He was purchased by a
men from Mitchell. -11r. A. Behan sold , meted
three steers last week to Jas. Doyle.-- ' Mari
Mr. W. Fogarty sold a three year old barn o
colt last weak for $208, and Mr. Jas, here w
Lotighlin srlso sold a three year old' for toletee•
$200. Blood will tell.--. A couple of the "R'ne
Cehtralia hoy hadapug pug listic encounter
and th
the Me
re Limerick a short time ago. Tom 1, deg
ceme out Second best.-- Mr. A. Behan and 82
lost a, valuable horse last week. Death iqr
eesulted frern natural eauses. -Mr. Craig,
Drummond, who has' been in Kirk ton es else
for the past while is home. days p
he wen
McGillivrey farmers ate continually im the isearch
Stteplaen COlanoil
CreOitent 29th
Al /the members preseet. Mintdes
of tbe preyloes meetiog read and on
firmed. Moved by C. Bileer, seconded
by P., Coughtie that H. B. Proudfoot's
appointment as civil engineer be can-
celled. Moved by 11, Either, eecondect
by .9., Coughlin theta'. Hogarth be civil,
engineer at $3 per ciay while engaged.
Resolved that the following rates be
raised ; oeunty and scbool two an
fifth mills, sinking fund Mill, town -
step, three mine, and the amount re-
quired by the different sections. Mott,
ed by H. Eilber, seconded by P. Cough-
lin that this council meet again on the
19th September at 2 p. m. tor the pur-
pose of consadering the petition handed
in by Mr. 001Mail having for its object
an pullet to the river at the bend to
lake. On motron of H. Eilber and D.
Frerusb, G. Brown was appointedleolleet.
or at a salary of $90tgoact bonds to be
latd on the table at the next meeting,
The follovving orders were granted
trap-IteinhNh
laene4eleiTitteurateePdin'svvi9tigeclooSal4eowilnY
e-
tybieli he hung up in his room •and burned
after it was fall of Wee, N.OW he's trying
±jnd the 1iouo
I hese used le vereste Clouph Syeep
family for two yeas, and always limn
au excellent remedy for coughs, colds,
J. II, Pettypieee. Forest.
IWin. Sinibert, t yon e man of
Nisemiri, wee ariested by Detective
QX* Menday last, charged witleasiseultin
tall 8.
Jairees,--To Exeter on the matil nit, the
w't f 1 T y aug iter.
peaere_In Stephen, en the 17th Aug„ the
iu lily WiN of Sauttiel Prouty of son.
d it an Seliell -In Exeter, ell the '27th Aug., the
wife of Olirie„. Smith of SOlt.
1 PaNneLee-In Stephen on the nth Atte the
P
ligole,11e1(el -,,,,Ivtierueeoofeo--eion Illeilb,oirtilioe,,n tlide 22:41 eAl ,iig tile
West wife of WM, Peoliale, of 4 soil, '
ill-treating the children Devid Weir, of
d one, the same place, The alleged °fleece
Lawson, gravel C. R. $15,20 Wm. Balt
er, eerier poste eels( work $5, J. Sea-
man, Uolman bridge,
$18.60 gravel 11. Int
$300 ; Sundries,, $1 .25, ,'L. Stanley;
breaking atone, $17,50 ; Wm. Fulton,
tun er, 4,10 ; J.,Eleaman, cow C. R. $6.
, C. Finkbiner, corn C. R. $8 75 ; M.
Fmktnner, a box culverts, $3.75 , J, G -
Y oung, ceder posts, $6.26 • E. Williams,
repairing culvert, $O,50; Essery, cul-
vert let con., $2.50; J. Granger. work
22 con $i; Wm. Rhode, work 16 con,
$5.05 :Wm. Holt, seats for hall, $1 00;
Wm- McCann, damages, $4.50 ; R, Keys.
cov. bridge, $1 ; James Boyce, fehef, $5
S. MoKever, coin. S. J3 $2.50 ;Goclertoh
Star, pt, printing contract, $30.14 ; to
tal $557.99,
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Hensel/.
OBITSABY.—It is with sorrow and re-
gret that we announce the death of ano-
ther esteemed young men from our
midst. We refer to the death of Robt.
Sturgeon, which sad event took place at
the family residence near this place on
the 20th ult. He was never of avery
strong disposition but always
pretty good health till about 16 tno
ago, when he had an attack of blee
ot the tungs that weakened him een
erably. and from that time he was
iously vvatohed by many between h
and fear. In hopes that hefbeing yo
and apparently with a bright and p
perous future, before him, that his
might be spars d to:those ar Jund ,h
And in fear lest the grave would s
claim him for its own, for death like
shining mark. Through last suna
and the early part of the fall, heapp
ed to be gaining strength, but when
cold and damp weather set in, tho
piece while the (Mitchell evere en their
to eohool. Fle is bailed to appear t
b f S I "
A sposial meeting of the Middlesex Claude
Couucil has been called for Thursday, Sept.
8. Among other questions to be considered
will be the election of a new Warden, the
City Hospital asoounts, and the liability of
the Comity Council for the building el' small
briAdgaelas'orndale minister dreve off the other
day wills a horse wheals a young mu had
left tied at the roadside, while matrida a cell
entailing on the young man a two mile
When the young man came up to the
later the two had a estiouffs. The into
eiders of the parson's wife proven
getting a severe drubbing.
The salt trade of Gederieh is booming tbis
season, the orders being ahead of the supply
right along- The shipmerrea of diary partic-
ularly show a large increase, a testimony to
the exaelleut quality of the salt made there.
Every day shipmeute are mede by and
the shipments by vessel are only limited to
the ability to secure vessels.
Robett Field and Robert Browning,
horse thieves were brought before J
Davis of London Saturday morning for
tence. His Honor sentenced Field to
year and ten months at hard labor in
Central Priem] and Browning to nine mo
at hard labor iu the Ceutral. Field was
senteneed to six mouths for the larceny
watch, his sentences to run concurrently
Mr. John Hedges, of McGillivray
MAIUSIED.
took e,7"-iar----Mussee•-allthe Grand Bend
y Bev. PeeJ
. , ones, on the 2ud
ult., Mr. leamuel 0. Ell/ot to Miss Susan
V. Musser, both ot the townehip of Step -
hon.
DlED,
DoNomee„-- In 131d4ulph township, ou the
271ti August, Catherine Donohue, aged 88
y NUS.
BARUOUR.—Aug. 24, at McGillivray, ,Wiee
learbour, of Ailsa Craig aged 56 yeas,
walk. j GOODAORE.-At the family resideuce, Inman,
Mbe-1, on Seeday, Aug., 28th Albert Good-, in
der. I the 51his
st year of his age.
the
ndge
son,
One
the
nths
also
of a
met
$700, per annum.
Ketrer.-In flay; ou the 30 ult., Wesley
Kelly, aged 30 years and 6 months.
DiCituy.• -At Creditou, on the 2701 ult„
Deborah Dickey, aged 14 years.
Hroonsa-In Exeter, on the 26th ult., Ade-
line, seeond daughter of Mr, Benjamin
Higgins, aged 19 years.'
MYSTER FOTJS DISAPPEA.RANCE
of Mr. Dyspepsia. It is said he was driven
and is kept away by the use of Imperial
Cream Tartar Baking Powder, Sold by all
Grocers.
Mr. W. WIlliarus, of St. Itlerys was elect-
ed.Proviecial Sea etary of the A. 0. F , so!'
Mete, at a meeting of the,order held at Brant-
ford on Thursday. He rocerves a salary of
with a rather serious accident 14se Fria
Mr. a beteg in the employ of Mea
Steeper & Neil, threshers, was feeding
machine when oue end of a rope which
been accidentally thrown on the table ea
in coutact with the cylinder, the rope
iustantly drawn into the um:Mitre coil
around Mr. H's right arm as it went
drawing his head dowu to about two inc
ewe from the cylnider when it provident'
s
lackened said came off his arm just in ti
n ths
to save him from instant death. -He had
6182 quit work for a few days as a result of the
juries sustained on his arm by the rope.
aux • Police Magistrate Williams of Huron h
ope corn t at Seaforth on Monday, 2end
ung when the following convictions were ma
rm. an dfinati of $50 and oosts were levied: Al
life Davidson. John Killorsu; H 1', Renue
im, edwati Dawson, ' Wm. Hawkshaw,
00e Snnpson, John Caroll, Thos. Stephen, Jam
a a Weir, Iuspecior Sprague prosecuting. A
at Eieter on Thursday, 24th inst : Weal
met Hawkshaw, Jas. Oke, and; Brinmeombe, we
ear- convicted of second offences and fined $1
the and costs levied: and Geo. Humphries, Ore
ugh iton, Lankin Woodharn, and Farmer Bro
ars.
ay.
FallLaies. •
the
had
me
was
iug
and
hes
ally
inc
to
in-
eld
et,
de,
ex.
dy,
es
Iso
ey
re
Ou
everything that that doctor and good care ee
could do was done, he seemed to gradu- w
ally decline till the dateabove mention- G
ed, when he passed away ot th.e age of sh
21 years and 6 months. But the dark by
ciClUd ha8 silver lining for his bereav-
ed brothers and sisters have the consol sta
w
to
ation of knowing that he died happy In
the taaviour s love. While a friend was 8°1
visiting'hita a short time ago, be saki,
"death cannot costae too soon ; I have 11-
been Waiting thee last two weeks. I se
have been 80 happy 811308 the last time At
Ur. Torrance wasere." Mr. Torrance we
had been their pestor for the last three ea,
years, and this was prior to his depar- Ba
ture for Walton. By his death the das
young people lose a friend atri conapan- of a
ion; being of a reserved and kindly he
disposition, he was a-fovorite with every- rea
body, and it was often remarked during BaS
his illness. howpatient and thoughtful 11,1g
of others he was, In the spring of 1885, f"lia
he took a trip to Dakota, but he had rre:
been there nearly a month when he A
heard of the sudden death of his eldest Lon
brother, and he immch
eatelyeame home dur
His brother and Bleier who reside in - f t
Page City, Dakota came home over two ity
months ago, to give whatever comfort abo
and assistance that was necessary.
thie
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11.+44.4•41
DISTRICT DOINGS.
LI and costs imposed. Before Magistrate
Mims at lexeter on Thursday, 24 tinste
eo. Humphries, 'firmer of Stephen town-
ip was tined 850 an costs for selling cider
cite glare.
A few days ago Mr. Donald M. Bayne
rted from his Iwo near Lakeside, to drive
St. Marys a nuniber of cattle vvhiela he had
d to Messrs. Robsou & Sperling of that
wn Before leavinghe told his wife to fol -
w with the horse and buggy about half an
0
tn. after he left and overun take hon the
bon. before he realised the St. Marys road
first sideroad, however, the cattle turned
at to the 10th, along which they were.driv-
On reaching Ilse 51. Marys road Mr.
yne noticed hid -horse tied to the fence the
hboard being broken and other evidences
runaway quite apparent, Losing no time
proceeded back to learn the worst and on
thing Ir. John Harrison's:found that Mrs.
no had been carried into the house suffers
from very severe injuries. 11 -uppers
t while driving pint Mr. Lennox's a pig
"stoned the horse, causing hinter, May and
away with the result stated,
number of parties who take „butter iato
don market were around buyiug butter
ing the last week from the farmers. One
hem after travelling all day iu the vicin-
of Cromarty, although he examined
ut 15 tubs and considerable looter butter,
nly purchased two tubsand a small quan-
of loose butter, owing to the inferiority
ofteh
wi f
thre
Occurrences of the Past week Throughout Last
the Neighborhood in a Concise Form• top,
this
• Conduetor Bailey has been taken off the the
L. H. B, and Conductor 'Swabb put on in that
his place. If th
Robert Patterson's barn, in West Nissouri, with
was struck by lightning the other night and the
totally destroyed together with this season's dish
orops. of tit
All the hotel keepers in Kincardine have brie
entered into an agreetcent not to accommo- won!
date anybody and to close their hotels to the is u
public after Sunday, Aug. 2L
I firmly believe Eyereet's (lough Syrup
saved the life ot wife. -Jas. A. Fisher,
Cauilachie P. 0.
The businessmen of Goderich are agitating farm
for a water works system, and several pro- prop
minent engineers have been engaged to re. the 8
port on the feasibility of the scheme. farm
The only person from Perth who succeed. at 12
ed in obtaining grade 0. certificate at the re-
cent first class examination was Miss Aletta Tu
Marty, of Mitchell. The young lady is to be of far
congratulated on her success. of th
One day last week as Thomas Walsh, of con 5
the 7th con, of East Wawanosh, was engag- be re
ed in hauling manure on a wagon, in some of th
way he slipped and felt hem the load, and term
in lighting oo the ground struck on his head Exec
breaking his neck and killing him instantly,
60 years of age, and leaves a large family.
Mr. Everest, 'Forest. Dear sin -Please
send me three bottles of your Cough Syrup,
nothing seems to cure me but that, -Mrs.
Westhoover, Goodland P 0 Mich
Miss Mary Morris, deuishar of 'Mr. S. B.
Morris, of Asingliam, was a passenger on the
ilafated excursion train from Peoria, which
'went through the burning bridge. Miss
Morris had been on a visit to her sister, Mrs
R. G, Wellwood, who resides in Peoria and
was on hergatay/ home when the accident me
. She escaped with a few bruises.
eh, Aug. 26. -Thursday afteincon the
f Hildebank, three miles from
as destroyed by fire, with all its colt -
The fire etarted from a spark 61 an
Mr. Alex leosenberry wag tbresbing
e fire spread so rapidly that not even
emir could be saved, and it was total.,
toyed. Loss about 5600 on the barn
00 on the cleaner. No inseranee:
Wm. Berbour, wen known in Ailsa
died suddenly last Monday morning
filmy. He had been unwell for some
royiously, and at 2 o'clock a. zn. he
t out of his house, and uot returning
was at once commenced and continu-
claylight, when he was foetid in the
the woode on his own farm. He was
eathing his last when his friends
him, Apoplexy is supposed to,have
()MISS of his death,
e quality. Ile called on one farmer's
who had two tubs aud another who had
e. Both of these women are cleanly and
ye yet so strong and rancid waS the but-
tbat he was sorry that he celled. Now
lesseer will most likely find its way to
store, where the merchant *ill be told
they must have the highest price for it.
merchant examines it and gives them
in two centa rt pound of a good article,
probabilities are that they will say be is
onest, and that he is taking advantage
em, and that it is the last they will
g him, although the Cash purchaser
d not have it at any figtire. Surely the;
peculiar kind of reason and antics.
Sale Register.
enamor, Sept. 291h, 1887. Valuable
, farm stook and inapIements, the
arty of the late James Sadler, lot G. in
th coneession, Usborne Township. The
is one of the best in the township. Sale
o'clock, noon. See posters.
H. Berens, Awe
E8DAT„ Sept. 13th, 1887. Auction sale
m stock, implemeute, etc., the property
e late Mrs. Sturgeon, north half Id 24
, Hay township. Sealed bids will also
ceived up to Sept. 10th for the purchase
e farmland. For particulars see pos-
A. BISHOP, Auct. Robt. Sturgeon,
titer.
Deceased was a highly respected farmer of To -
watch for sheep-killieg dogs. Almost every ed till
morning unto one reports a loos, but fella to edge al
.atch tho niglitlyvisitor, • Mr. S. Ovene, 6u y mit br
Sunday night, had a number of valuable ate. , roadbed
male killed, and others worried ebkilybeen th
morrow (Friday), the "Ontario' of
the Beatty line will leave Goderich for all
lake ports north. The "United Empire
leaves on the 81h. For excursion rata
tickets and full information, apply to Capr.
Geo. Kemp, Exetet.
Positions not Desirable.
Umpire at a baseball match, especially if
you don't do the &mare thing. -Trying to
please everybody at the expense of prieci-
ple and manhood. --Directors of ceremonies
at a charivari.--Heels up and head down
while riding a bicycle. -An oppoRetit to Wo -
mares rights at a quilting bee. -S banding on
the gallows with a rope arourd your neck
because you evotildnot pay the printer. -
Being dunned 40 times for a small accoutt,
and then have to pay the cotta of a Division
Court suit, --To be a, rival suitor and get
there a little Itiee.-Getting to the station,
after a hard run,in time to see the tail end
of the train leaving the yard. ---To be &judge
age Fall show ---Seeing a burglar rifling the
pockets of yetur pants aed remembering
that your "dissolver" is securely looked up
in the bereau drawer downstairs. --Being
too "lippy" at a Are end have the hose turn-
ed on you.--Oweieg a fighting deg, ot a
trotting horse that is speedy enough to Iome
money. -Horse trading when yott lose on
the transaction.-- -Frog-fishing, when you
don't catch aey.
, SEPT.
Dominion & Industrial, Toronto. 5th to 17
Provincial, Ottawa . . .. . .. 18-24
Western, London 18 24
Brantford Southern, Brantford.... 11 12
Northern, Walkerton • . 4,7
.00TOBER.
South Huron, Exeter. ... .. • .. 3 4
South Perth, St. Marys.... .. ........ 4 5
Blanshard, Kirktona . . ... . , ..... • .. 6 7
North,Perth 6 7
South Oxford Union,Ingersol. ..... 3 5
South Dorchester, Belmont 7
East Nissouri,, Kintcwe. .... , 11
MARKET REPORTS.
EXETHIt. '
(Correpted at5 o'olock p.m. Wednesday.
Pal1Whe 0 75 to 75
Spring Wneat'...• 0 60 to 0 75
Serie) ... •• " ... 0 ,40 to 45
,0 25 to 28
• ' ... 4 50 to 5 0(1
... 1 50 to 2 00
0 48 bo 0 50
58 to 0 60
• 0 16 to 11 16
0 12
▪ 'DO to 5 55
•▪ ...• • • 75 to go
to. 0 GO
t••• ▪ 0 04 to 0 00
... 0 06 to 0 00
▪ 0 08 to 08
... 0 20 to 0 80
... 0 20 to 0 40
• 5 SO to 5 70
... 4 00 to 5 00
... 5 50 to 5 50
6 00 to 6 00
0 75 to 1 GC
0 50 to 0 70
•!.
0 20 to 0 21
... 800 to 8 00
6,50 to 0 75
v. ... 2 50 to 3 oo
sta.
Mover Seed
Timothy "
P0051, t
Corn,
eggs • ..•
Bullet.- • ...
Flourperbbl
Potatoetr,per bushel ...
Apples,per bag ...
teriellapplespr b
Gee ee per lb. •-•
Turkevaer lb •-•
Ducks r pr
Chickens per pi ...
Rogs,4ressedper100
Beet • ...
ilidessoulig, .1. • ...
‘,1- dressed ...
Sheepskins email
Calfskin's'
WOW par lb :..
itayperton:
Onionstuerbumn
Woodper sOrd
..•
•
•
. • .•
,• ST: MAIMS.
s Purnished by Messrs'. Carter, Son & Co.
Pali Wheat 75 to 76
Spisieg Wbeat........... . . ...... . ... . .. 70 75
Baney........... . . .......... v... .. ..: ..... . 35 45
Oats29
°lover Seed 450
*Timothy' 1 ... 50
Paoli* 50
Eggs
Butter
Potatoes per bush . 75
Appleaper bush 30
wool per lb
Beaverton ,
5 Or
2 Of
15 12
80
45
• 21 23
800
800
A
POSITIVE ONE
eon
CATARRH.
,G1VES
Immediate Belief
• • 70B
Cold in Head,
HAY FEVER.
BASY TO IISE.
Not a Snuff, Powder or Irritating Liquid, Price
BO ets. and $1.00. If not obtainable at your drug
gists, sort prepaid on receipt of price. Addrese
FULFORO 414 CO., Brockvillp, Ont.
,
Conran -
teed perfectly'
accurate and absolute-
ly safe. Dade in all
sizes forlarge of mita game.
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GiLtHEY, MINTING AND %mar Erns&
_ SEND DOR /LLISTEMEATE'D OATALOCDTE.
Marlin Fire Arms Co.. New Mayen. Ct.
epAriLIN .REPEATINO
RIFLE
BEST IN THE
woRLD1
Vor Biliousness,
• constipation.
It cools the Blood ; it gives
tellght, .
It sharpens up the appe.
tlte,
lt aids the liver do !loped
And stimulates tho feeble
-heart.
4; Bor Sick Headache,
. Dyspepsia.
CREAM4 jTARTAR
PUREST, STROPlidES`re BEST,
cONTA; NS No
ALUM, AMMONIAi, LIME, PHOSPHATES,
. .
or any niiitioue materials.
E. W. GILLETT, Tcirtgi'ire.24°O,ITr*.L.
ernefe. of 'AS CSILESIZATED etel'At Ve A e CAESEI.
• ,
7n1 s,igoo
The Eighth Annual
F4/fl 48800/4 T1ON,
N. STANLEY'S CITY Op I4 Al I-iL—
F $T. TI1011AS
Cdebrnied c$1.1ettaties
79 BA„ fl'OSONTO, CANADA,
---AND----
18 JBWIN $1I1MPT, LONDON, E. 0, ENGLAND.
IIICICS,
and optioute
Wit tchmalter, Jalvel/er,.
Has the Ager cy ter the sale of the above to
EXPITEL. No Sneetacres in the Market equal
them
in the Ern I.' t,HetniViNo QtrADrries they
possess, or the GnEAS., EASE and COmPOHT they
confer on tbe wearer.
Their use will in aetualicy eo etrongthen the
elee that it dees nob become necessary to
°lump there for many years. They are there-
fere,the Onnarnsr.
They Are tbe Best in tlee World,
They Never Tire the Eye,
And Last Many Years Without Ohange.
The Sight tested by our New Test Cerd,seme
t,!scsourlscie.tibe thaleadiug Oculists, throughout the
TUES. WED. THUS. iSe FRI; 18 8 7.
SEPT. 27, 28, 29, and 30.
-Very Liberal Prizes-ipillrcelmutnnig6many vnjuabla
Arrangements are in progress,fot other a ttra
, . spieCIAL AtIT:s. AM -IONS:
Stamen atace..uSaieneg,1:411000elaelssat.er 13:ace. Ratio
Fame's' Premium Race. Trial 0, sPcsd fel'
Gentlemen% Botta liorsee. ttuunieg raoe for
for 1ady Driyers, Team team Trotting'
Farmers' raceme, Trial of Speed for Colts.
'
Latetraine from St. Thomas y,gs.
1-..Chea,p Fares on all itailwa s.
See ilharninated bangers and menimoth
posters. Send for a prize list,
J. A. SQl.TANCE, J. A. KAINES,
.Prosicient, Secretary.
Ba,Lwe 4 I ar
JNELL C , SH
hoice lot Of Dress-
Go9ds mach belo-vcr
Merchant ,,Tallor,
Has removed' to premises; one door fering them at Very
vv
north of Brorring's drugstore, 'Aare
LOW PRIC.thS.
avin.g purchaseda
their Value, are novcr of -
there will be found a •
• t
• Or SPRING
Asseald oki
42.)
TWEEDS FOR SUITIINIGS &a. I ALL COLORS
Scotch, English, Brocaded andplainSilks
Irish, Fron'ch an di 11JTI81.1INS
Canadian PLAIN AND FANCY
Goods
Made up on the
SHORTEST NOTICE
--AND AT
• GONSISTENTLY :,LOW FREES 1
A CALiI. WILL CONVINCE.
A. J. 0. NELL,
Graduate ot Cleveland *
Cutting -Se,hool.
ei.MMI•111011101•••••••••••••••111111010•11,
NEW LACES,Iosery Gloves and. Parasols
Just Received 1
The Latest. Styles in Millinery, also a fine
assortment of Scotch and English Tweeds.
which are just to hand.
FULL -LINES
of Felt and Straw hats.
Seed Corn, Turnip seed Hun-
oarian and 1V14a11et
• To°
MISS Trr 33MOS
4.nd secure some of the .Bargains they are offering in the
following lines
LOCKS, HINGES, and all BUILDERS'
WARE. PAINTS, OILS, &c.
DO-
We,carrY the largest stock of Stoves in the County. Call
and see them, and get prices before buying. • Tinivae of all
kinds always on hand. Roofing ane.eavetroughing a specialty
An Immense Stock of Manure Forks,' Spades, Shovels
Scoop Shovels at hard time prices.
• We are offering Lamps and Lamp Goods,at cost, as we are
going out of that line. --Leave your orders for Stove Coal,
and save the high winter ireights.—Verity's Plows and Plow
Fronts always orPhand.--Highest price paid for Hides and
Tallow.in,Cash or Trade. --Agents for the Raymond Sewing
Machines.
BISSETT BR -OS
CAIILINC'S e BLOCK
7,—THE PLACE FOR •
—
OffEAPNESS, VAI?lETY AND EXTENT
St *MSS• COO) De 5-,
One of the Largq,t, Newest,d3est. Assorted and Cheapest
Stocks in Exetcr.
Melt& Cloths; Habit Cloths, All -Wool Jeersey Cloths, French Dress Materials, in al
the Newest Makes aucl Colors at Correct Prices.
a e
OUR BLACK DRESS GOODS. -All the Very Latest Noveltieb in Fancy Black Dress
Material anal Mourning Goods, as well as all Staple Lines. in Black Goods. •
Colored Flushes in All Shades worn this season, Black, Dress and Mantle Silks.
ECOOXERT !
GOOD ASSORTMENT AND EXTRA CHEAP.
Mantle loths, nd range, Flannels, Blankets, Factory and White Cotton, Shirtings,
.,all bought before ithe advance in prices and will be sold at
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
If you want Correct Goods.,at Correct Prices, come to
f, 0..A_BETNTG-'S.
012.r Crooety Department is Complete.
•BY OUR 50ctr. TEA
It ia acknowledged by everyonethetahtha)siausaclreiteitsPre
o 10.tletethest the Village for 'the /none
s
• BUTTER, EGGS, AND ALL PRODUCE
TAKEN IN "EXCHANGE.
ff-A.CALL SOLICITED.
1. CARLING, Main.t., Exeter.
•