The Exeter Times, 1887-9-8, Page 1LEGAL.
IL DICKSON, Plirri3Oee, kitoW
e to. ef Supreme Court, ZNottaxy gubiie
Conveyancei ?oultoJe4ioucr, Q. areney to
Loan,
Urnt el Vat 4, .8 dlook,Exeter.
R.11. co'LLIN 8,
Barrister Solicitor Conveyaneer Etc
ONT,
Officegarewell'alllock flan sold office.)
14141.4"GTOT &
Barristers Solicitors Notaries Public
Couveyancers &o, &c.
,f-ivleuey to Leen at Lowest Rates of
lutereet.
'OFFICE, - MAIN - STREET, EXETER.
lh v, yereeoe.
J. 1q1„4,101.'.
DENTAL.
B, CARTWRIGIIT, L. D. S.
1
STTP.Ci-0 3:132:11,4•TXSW.
Graduate of the R3ya1 College of
Dental Surgeons of (1ntario. Hay
tug fnrnished fine Dental Boonts
on JAMES -ST, 1 Dcors East of Centra,141ete1,
Exeter, Ont,„ wftere I am prepared. to perform
all ttrs,nehesoi tlie Dental proteseion witlr ease
akin. TABI
•used in extractiug teeth. Charges, Moderate;
'Terins, Cash,
tI li1NSUAN,DENTIST.1.4.1).S
Sainwelt's Block, Main-st, Exeter,
Hxtrn d ta Teeth without pain,
by giving Vegetable Vapor. Gold
Filings and all other dental
work the best possible. Goer;
to Zuxtron ou last Thursday in
each inont
MEDICAL
0 LUTZ , D. M.,
0....../ . saineetit hisresidence uxeter
T. . W. BROWNING M. -1). , IVI • C
PI e p.14 0.1 raduate Victoriallniyersity.Ofilee
a a d,residen c e,11 on. rio I Laborator y . Exeter
" W TO THE LINE, LET THE CHIPS FALL WHERE THEY MAY."
VOL, XV. NO, El XETE
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DREW'S HALL1
ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING; S..EPTEMBER 8th, 1.887. irogalLIT,174141.A-P48,,
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,
Inreotios,
Nurse girl wanted—ago ).,etweea .13 and
15yvars. Apply *t Wive. t,
The usual Wee vacatioe twee riled lo the
legal profeselorl ill at an end. '
Yesterday, SWe" itzer, Son & ehiPped
Vet' load of flax to 13aelen, Ont.
,
Another ease oi typhoid fever is reported
in towre this time in tile 'Delve fernily.
Heine, Taylor, extreeident a the defunct
Loedon Bank ha a been locked up in gaol in
that city. -
One of Exeter's fair ntaidens will change
her name in a few clays. And what is
worst of all, she leaves our village We
Iwill be znore explicit in next week's Issue.
Jas, Bissete, of Ushorne, hevIng put.
London, Huron&Bruce. „Brevities, Look out for Them. .
chased the residence and premises of Mr.
Go i ,,x,un,,,.._ Tie:room will visit London tide Ineeth. , A very clever ewirelle is lseing eserke'd, • 1 Smith, he will shortly leave :the farm arid
Pa esenger.
Thie will be his nearest approach to Exeter. The "operetor" visits a jewelry store arid 10,,ute in Fxeter We welcoi e In 1 to on •
Th ' '
,. , th , d f et the t., , that ere It is altogether probable ehet the . eviler
. , contraies .., port laving had e ood se'Lsoll
'11 0 11.•
Lolidon, depart 8,16 lc 4, 2.51t .66
Seating
Lucan Cross:rig „, 9,84 s„,„, e lee cream season Is at a close and when he g.et8 eear ceough to the rack , village
6,15 oysters take its place. The vendor's re- which r°P"ir4d wwtches ate' susPcnded I *
elancieboye „.
Capaoity, 700. Exeter
Hensel 1 ... 9,46 8.63 usually attaeheti to the as-etc:hes he learns mete will he converted into an ice. WO rink for
..,teee 0.45 g *
Nippon • e.m. 0.06 Sh-NipipQsesdrsa. Anntrileeljr °ofIlebiolts&es Die t-11,3 rrra" ().f th"Wners "ft tIm avn°un,tes
TI then 1 I 1 the taice"tliiiegy winter -- (17 (;t1IT',4igilhgtTyi,± eah1ei
u in ou 10.1 6,85 y. ly after sends a note preperly signed and q 4 P •
Bruceilehi
—APPLY TO-- rte or repairs. e len eavea, MA 101, • .
6'15 I the other da,
Belgre,ve
CAPTAIN G-10. KEMP1=1)°r°'7A ground hog WeS diseevered in the cellard
. amount ue on same watch by,, mes
aeuger We" are in reeeipt OkaStatutea 50
14. 2,17, "5
Vit EST E RN FAIR Gon,i0. Seven.
thing wrong, gives the lic7 the watch, The onto on the tenth day of *, vary, in the
1,44 of a n down-towresident the other morning. boy, asking that the tune pieee be eent by Vic., being the first session of fifth_ Legislie
Winehona, arrive li.20 7, 0 It Was soon despetched by a terrier dog- healer. The jeweller, not suepecting any ture of Ontario, "begun aitAltslolden atTor.
frog fishing nxpedition OD dit.
The party will he mado up on the arrival of
a few American visitors.
The T. 0. F. has made mueh progrees of
late ; no less than tell new inernbera have
been added to the roll within the past two
Wingluon, depr,ixt
Passenger
swindle may be "worked' in this town, and yew of our Lord, one thousand eight hund-
INDUSTRIAL ANY) ART EXHIBITION. Belgra"
B17, th jewellers ShGuld be on. the lookout for ally red and. eighty seven.
such attempt. Of the convictions for the dounty of Mid.
Lonclesbore'
. R , Brueetle141 dlesex for the quarter ending June 11, 120
LONDON 0 &NADA. °lints')
sei pp eu
' I.9tk TO 24th, SEPt , 1087 Rene a li ...
• Exeter ... .
0 entrant,. _
Clandeboye
Lucian Crossing
LIBERAL PREMII3IVIS
LIVE STOCK, MACEINEMC,
BYNDMAN, coroner for the
County of 'Huron. Office, opposite Mr.
il.Cealinges store, Exeter.
TIE. J. A. ROLLINS, M.O. 2.
.1-, 0 . 0 ales, main Beaiden
tee houserecently oacmnied by P. 111aPhi1l1pe,
Esq.
DB. WOODRUFF,
Permanently located in No. 185
Qtreen's Avenue, London, a .few doors
east of Post Offioe. Special attention given to
diseaseeef the Eye, bad sight, an d. the pres-.
etwn8101i af vlsiOfl • diseases of the Ear, im-
paired hearing, and discharges from the ear;
oliseasee of the Throat, chronic inflammation
being n, frequent cause of deafness; diseases
thenlose, catarrh being a common cause of
revel 'ed. hearing.
.
AUCTIONEER.
ENEY EIL13ER, Licensed Atio-
tioxyder for Hay, Stephen, and MaGilli-
rrara nships. Sales conducted atmoderate
:ates. tOrlice--At Post-offine,Orediton, Ont.
JOFIN GILL, Auctioneer for OA)
New Groundsliew Buildings,Now Race Traok
are being provided for the forthcoming
Jubilee Exhibition at an pstimated
—ooet of—
$120,000,000
HALF A, MILLION DOLLAAS
Will be represented by :he Live Stools display
Grau d exhibits inpainithi gStattrary RISculp tore
The committee of attractiens are preparing
a splendid pro z.ranime. Better than ever.
Send yolir address on s postal card for copy
of the Prize list. For all information write to
the Seat etary:
A. W. PORTE, Pres. G416. MoB Room, See
FARMERS 84 OTHERS.
We wien to call especial attention from the
farmers and others requiring tile, that Mr.
George Moatz,of Lot 11, Con. tha tephen, Oredi-
ton ,P. O.; has on hand a very large quantity of
TILE OF ALL SIZES
At the Following Prices:
2i inch. $ 8 p‘er
3 6S 10
14 "
5 "20 "
6 30"
30
Seven inch tile can be fur:Her:led if required.
The above are of best quality.
Crediton, Apr1114,1887. GrEORGE 310.e.TZ
Townships of Stephen, Hay and "Cleborne
-arranged at this 0010a.
attended, and satisfaction guaranteed. Sales
tire Thing
and the Village of Exeter. All sales promptly
--VETEBDIABY. .
,MEN.NENT TENNENT, Veteri-
.11L nary Surgeons, Graduates of the Ontario
V.eterinarr College, Toren -
an office for
Inapt 01 all
Animals, on
Exeter. Calls
to, have
the treat
Domes le
Main str
from at ass tanee promptly
attowled to:- Medicine for Borses CattleAfec
always on handl
MONEY TO LOAN.
ivrONET TO LOLN ON REALES
tate forthe Maim & trieLoan ' Say-
ingadaciety. Low ratesofInteresi. Apply to
John Speakman:Exeter.
iii_ONEY TO LOAN AT 6 AND 6i
per cent, :5.2,5,000 Private Funds. Best
Loaning Companies represented.
L.H DIOXSON, E
Barrister, xeter,
INSUBANCE
91 J. SUTHERLAND,llensall,
Ont., c onveyaecee, Oonimissioner,Fire
1
and we Insurance Agent, and Issuer of Mar-
riage Licenses. All business transacted strict-
ly confidential. A call solicited Othce ; atthe
est °pies.
FOR PURE PARIS GREEN
FOR GENUINE HELLIBORE
FOR No. 1 INSECT POWDER
BROWNING'S
—Is—
THE SPOT
ALSO A FINE ASSORTMENT 01
s g
F.thin Tackle
ALWAYS A FULL LINE
OF ALL KINDS OF
130120T.TO-S.
Cull and Examine foi- Your-
self.
J. W.131.10WN1NG, Prop.
ToLsOo00 MUTUAL ri pon on ion /
Established in 1863.
a
HEAD OFFICE - WATERLOO, ONT.
This aoray„amv has been over *eighteen
Years in eueeeaafel operatme in Western On-
bario,andzontinues to ineure against' oss or
damage by Vire Buildings,Mercurtinlise,Man-
ufactories,trud ,
otherdesariptions of finsur-
able property. Intending insurers have the
option of rnsuritt g on the Premium Note or
Cash System .
During the past ten years tkis Coral:man'
has issued 57,096 Policies, covering property
to the etreou nt of. 240,872,088 ; and paid inloss.
es alone ii•,709,752,00
A.ssetS, 118t16,100.00, eonsisting at Cash
n as ank, Government Deposit , and the unass.
eased ereoniuin NOtes on handand 311 f °roe, 3,
W WALDEN 'A D. PresOd�i t, 0. 11. '22i.TL011,
Secretary. 3.11. Htrainas,ttasnector. CHAS.
SNELL Agouti or Exeter and vicinity,
....e.m...**croanweemwrswerwm.mnorm*mt
THE
literoolonialnaliway
0E1 CANADA,
The Royal Mail, Passenger and it -might
Route between Canada and Greet Britain and
direot route between the Vsrest and all points
on the Lower St. Lawrence and Bale doS Cho.-
leur, &Igo
New Brunswick Nova, Scotia,
P. E. Island Cape Breton
lkIewfoundtana,
Bermuda,
and Jamaica.
Now and elegant Pullman Buffet Sleeping
nd Day Clare run ori threugh Express benne.
reasongersfOr Great Britain OT 'he Conti-
nent by leaving Toronto at 8.30 9 ri.
clay will join outward mail steamer at Hali-
fax a. m. Saturday.
Superior EleVater Warehouee end Dock Ite-
m) in :flatlet:on at Halifax for 50)17100118 01 grain
and general merchandise.
Veers of experiende have proved the IN TER-
COLONIAIt in eouneet1 on wen steamsbip
litea te and from London. Liverpool an d
Glasgow to IT:thins , to be tbe quickest freight
route between Citdcalci and Great Britain.
Information .as to Passenger and Freight
rates can be had on application to
180111.11112 13:M.1001E,
Western l'reight &PassengerAgent
Ressin House Block, York :at, Toronto
D.POTTINGER,
Chief Superintentli,n
Railway 0 .60 N. )314ov 1381i, 18Et
...11110
London, arrive 10.20
1:11112ZELIAL MILLS,
WOOD EiAM.
Tile undersigned would respectfully inform
the community that they have le ased the abeam
mills for 0±9560 of years ; and will be pleased
to have a call from all. The mill has recently
been improved, by the addition of new mach-
inery. Ibis the intention of Vae subscribers to
acid a set of rolls as soon aepossible ; and all
combined, the
V‘rood.hana G-rist Mill.
Will be second to 0008 in the West,
Gristing and Chopping Done
Promptly.
Flesh oatmeal constantly on hand for sale or
exchanged for oats.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
-1
,tliarA 'FRI AL SOLICITED.
3. 86 A. ..M.orEVIN,
July 14.] Props.
CEINTRA1
Barber Shop
VANN:M.'S 31400Lr,
A. Hastings, Prop.
LOCAL NEWS.—We shall be happy" to re -
:sive at all times, front any part of the
County, Items of local -news, such as ac-
cittents,or any interesting incident what
ever, front any of our subscribers or read-
ers generally for the purpose of public-
ation.
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TEN cENsee per line for first insertion , and
POUR C KNTS per liue tor each subsequent in
sertion will be charged to notiaet ap nearing
this column.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
JUST Reeeived a ociinpiete stook of Trusem
Shoulder -braces, • Supporters. dee, at the
Central Drug Store, 0. LUTZ, PPOPRIETOR•
Those Fall and Winter Boots and Shoes
have just arrived at 0. Eacretts, also a good
Assortmeet of Harness, Whips, Trunks &
Valises. A call solicited. Butter and eggs
taken in exchange for goods. Alse a first-
class Brick 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 it 25 cent
bottle of Hallamore's Expecte:rant. This
'preparation has been the mmular eough mix-
ture of Toronto for over 25 years. It invari
ably gives speedy and permanent relief from
all colds, coughs and chest troubles. It is
safe and pleasant, always sure the wort of
coughs to quicklY mire -
Fruit jar corks, gem rings, sealing nax.
insect powder and sticky fly paper at the
Central Drug Store, C. LUTZ, Prop.
A new organ for sale, or exchange for a
horse. Apply at this office. 8.1.
Shaving and /fair cutting in the latest styles
of the art.
Every attention paid to cutting
Ladies and Children's Hair.
SWITCHES MADE TO ORDER.
A CALL $01,1011'1;2,1)
Pilfering.
We hear numerous complaints of orchards
throughout the village being visited nightly
and fruit in considerable quantities carried
away. Grape vines too have had to stiffer.
Pesides the eating and destroying of the
fruit the ;Vines have been despoiled. The
police are on the lookout for the young
pilferers who, if captured will be made pay
the penalty.
weejts.
The "United Emnire” of the Beatty line
Goderich on ,14 riday, and the 'Ontario'
on Tuesday for all lake ports north. Apply
to Capt. Geo. Kemp for full information.
A pnblic entertainment under the aus-
pices of Om Independeot Order of Forest
is will be held here in about two weeks.
Dr, Orony,atekha of S. C. R. will be present
The public may expect, a rare treat.
Mr. Robert Mantyre, of the 8th venom-
.
ion, Blanshercl, sole, recently, a. three year
old Pentium' colt to Mr. T. Bissett, of
Exeter, for the handsome consideration of
$200.
Last week Mr. Wm. Radcliffe of the 3r61
line 131anshard, sold a suckling colt of the
clytiesclale stamp, to a gentleman on the
Ith line for the handsome stun of $500. It
undoubtedly pays to beeed such stock.
Mr. James Elliott of Centralia. sold last
week, a three year old colt to Mr. Immel,
horse 'buyer for $210. The animal: is a
good one. Mr. E. is always in possession
of good stook.'
Mr. S. C. Hersey, while walking around
the ',Myatt Memorial Church the other day
reeeived a somewhat severe fracture of the
ankle bone, caused by slipping upon a brick
whidcehnitsysr.ning, allowed the limb to twist
suddenly.
A ground hog was discovered in the the
celler of a down town resident the other
morning. It was soon dispatehdd by a ter-
rier dog. Another frog fishiug expedition
is on (ht. Thesparty will be made up on
the arrival of a fevr American visitors.
The Exeter Times is anxious to know
which one of its citizens is shortly to take
from Mitchell one of her fair daughters.
We will give the information to our con-
tempora,r3r about the end of this month. --
Mitchell Advocate.
The town -bell was taken from the fire
hall and placed -in the tower ot the new town
hi, on Eriday last. At 12 o'clock the bell
wi..giicit =wand many of the more indus-
trious worked several minutes over time.
The cloplc will be put into position in a few
days.
We have received from Messrs. Clement
St Co., of Toronto, one of Goldman's Spkiiik-
lers. It is a handy contrivance, and no
house, especially where plants are kept,
should be without it. Send to 48 Welling-
ton st. East Toronto, for an illustrated
Nimrod Indignant. circular showing it in use.
It is with regret that we learn of "nim -
n
rods" dispraise of our mention of his leen-
OSaturday last, we were handed a
drous achievements of a sportive kind and 'branch plucked from a raspberry bush on
it is with pleasure we accept his valued
-the farm of Mr. Wm, Delbridge, lot 8 0011.8
Usborne, It was well ladened with ripened
berries of the black variety, being the
second growth this year. Mr. D., we be-
lieve has picked sufficient to enjoy a good
feast.
Our devil puts this conundrum to readers
of the TIKES : "Why is a barber like a tan-
ner?" Being afraid the question is too diffi-
cult for general readersehe answersit e "The
barber makes 1(e)ather, as also does the tan-
ner ; and the tanner shaves hides as also
I does the barber." Oar devil, we are afraid
Scott Act Trial. -
will have contraction of the bram shortly.
advice so geatuously given; but we are
forced to believe from his writing, that he
has misapplied the word "nimrod." He
should have shelled his wrangle "ramrod,"
as it requires considerable mental persuasion
for one to comprehend what he wishes us to
understand. However, if we have in any
way by past notices, unstrung "nimrod's"
nerves so as to render his shooting propen-
sities in the least impaired, we are truly
sorry.
Brief -Bite.
are for violation of the Scott Act. Of these
Good butter which is a scarce article
ebtomands a high figure. --Council mot 'yes-
terday eNg. ; it would be more satisfactory
if the residents were made aware of such
meetings ; there are none but those more
directly inteeested who kuow of a council
meeting until they see the proceedings in
Tete Tnees.—Garderiers will IIONV soon be
thinking of taking in their houseplants.—
The streets with few exceptions have been
very well watered this year. ---The mouths
of the "r's" have commenced, and lovers of
oysters will now be able to indulge in their
favorite dish.—If the weather continues
cool as it has been for the past couple of
weeks the guests at summer resorts will not
be able to come home until they have had
their misters and furs sent to them. -Public
schorde and collegiate Institutes in cities
opened ou Monday Sept. 5, and Model
schooes open on the 13th inst.--Old maids
shonla go to Akron, Ohio, at once. -1t
said that 60,000 matches are made in thet
.1
,
On Monday four cases of infraction of
the second part of the Canada Temperance
Act came up for hearing before Police
Magistrate Williams : Messrs Greb & Smith
Zurich, W. R. Hodgins, Hensall, Joseph
13renner, Grand Bend, and Mrs. Ed.. Por-
tice, Exeter. The three former plead
guilty and were each fined 850 and costs,
the latter allowing her case to go through
the usual course. After hearing the evi-
dence, which was very convicting, His
Lordship imposed a fine of $50 ancl the costs
The defendant refused to pay the money,
and here the matter stands.
We direct our readers to the adv of the
eighth annual Exhibition of the Southern
counties Fair Associatioe, to be held at the
City of St. Thomas on the 27, 28, 29 and 30,
September. Very liberal prizes—including
valuable premiums,—will be given. There
evi)1 be a great many special attractions,
amongst which being horse racing, &c.
Send for illustrated catalogue to J. A.
Kaines. See'y St. Thomas.
A meeting of the Young Men's Liberal
Conservative Association was held in the
Lawyer Dickson's office on Saturday evg,
Besides other business transacted delegates
A ail in Timber.
were appointed to attend the Young Men's
frConservative Assoeiation of Ontario to be
Dr. II. K. Hyn amen reel Mr. John Jaynes
hekl in Toronto on the 14th and 15th inst
traveller, who is spending his holidays at
home here, went shooting the ocher
Any person other than officers of the local
association wishing toattend the convention
They traversed the wood to which they
went from end to end, but met with very
little success. Arreving at a rail fence they
decided to perch themselves, and have the
may have crodentiels issued to them on ap-
plieation to 1.11. Dickson, Preeklent or to
the Editor of the Mae.
game come to them, instead of, as had been Mr. Levett has arrived in town from
the case for the previous three hours, their Parkhill and commenced buying grain. He
will move his family bere isa soon as a
dwelling can be procured. They are very
scarce hbre, nearly every day enquiries are
made for houses, and very ofteu they can-
not be got, altough many are being erected
here this sea, -en. there is no other visible
sign of improvement with regards new
dustvies the village is being built up and
the Ovulation increasing.
ping to the gaine. They sat quietly for a
time, until they noticed a chipmrink running
boldly toward them, ited when in the act of
settling themselves to get an accurate aim
the upper veil, the one upon which they
were eeated succumbed to the • weight. As
they went down, each rail with which they
came in contact, severed, and when terra
firma Was reache(1 fence and nimrods were
badly wrecked. The connnOtion caused by
the 'fall was equal, it is said, to a South
Carolina ea aim uake.
Death's Ravages.
Since our last issue, another, a second
daughter of Mr. Benjamin Higgins, has
passed away to swell the nainhor of the dear
deperted. Last week we chronicled the
death of Adeline, second daughter, at the
age of 10 yeers'; this week we record the
demise of Mary Feancee, eldest daughter
aged 20 yeavs and 6 months. The losing of
one child is. a tole to hear, but when the
family circle is robbed of a second within is
week, it i8 del)10rable ; indeed, very sari,
The deceased, young Julies were eiclining
to womanhood, and were both of an amiable
disposition, robust and healthy. The
younger was seized with an attack of
typhoid fever of a violeet type some weeks
ago, and was watched byher elder sister,
who becomieg fetigued caul careworn con-
eequeet upon diligent'attendance, was also
er extent than Where the grain is hand
taken ill, and made a eietim to typhoid
fever, The remains, which were followed. 110112161, Now that the binder is about to
come into general use, it is to be hoped that
by tb very large concourse of vehicles, giving
evidence ot the esteem in which the young prompt steps will be taken to remedy this
lady W95 11151(1 ailet the sympathy fait ,fot, evil before 8110 coentey is eompletely oven,
yen with eoae womb of all neste with whieh
the parents, were intoned M the Exeter
cemetery, the Rev. jtts Graha,ty, emottothig the farmer has to contend, viz: the cmor,
thistle
Infee'rmation is daily forthcoming of fer-
mere who are swindled—sometimes to the
tune of $250 by the seed wheat racket.
They should know betterthan to have deal-
ings with the peripetetie frauds who offer
too much for no :ling. .Farmers hive had
repeated warnings, but they do not heed
them They should subscribe for a paper,
read 18 92)61 patronize the local dealers, whose
advertisements am found therein. The on-
ly legitimate way for farmers to make motley
is by tufting up the soil till the money
tarns up. Let them peteonize local estab-
liehmente of repute and standing Mid
they will never get stuck for big notes, for
whieh they have got no value.
The threshing machine is telling more
than one tale this year. In the thee place
it reveals the fact that all kindi'of grain are
exceptionally light ; awl, secondly, that the
self -binder is encoeraging the growth ce
thistles, Where sheaves are bound, with
twine, teem the thistle ehoweds to a great -
town every day.—
Aritisnaetical Problem.
The following question in arithmetic has
been handed in hy Mr. Geo. Welrond, ot
Stephen, and is termed "Multiplication
supercetied." The (region is already
worked out, and Mr. Walrond wishes old
and young to ascertain by a careful study
how and eby what method, the figures,
which adseed together forms a total, are
learned. tele says the method of working
these questions is •easier and more simple
than common multiplication :-
587496583x46e782962
the obeegeies,
220311218625
514059510125
73437072875
14687414575
44062243725
, 220311218625
44062243725
7049958996
272470905428615846a...
Persons Who are 'shcOessfal, in solving the
problem;will please send their names in is
early as possible and their names will be
published. If there is no person so fortu-
nate as to arrive at a correct conclusion the
method for working the question will be
published.
Mr. Williams, inspector for the east ruling,
secured 65 : Mr. Shoff, for the north, 28 ;
and Mr. Robertson for the west, 27.
In the death of Mr. Geo, Fulton, of Mt.
Clemens, Mich which took ,place on the
25th tilt, that city loses a valeable citieen.
The deceased was formerly 25 resident of
Goderich towuship, and was well known in
this neighborhood being and enthusiastie
conservative politician. He was aged 66
years.
With pleasure we v.unounce the arrival
amongst us of Mr. H. L. Billings, dentist,
of Toronto. He comes highly recommended
and as far as can be judged by our acquain-
tance he is a young gentleman of sterling
qualities, and a master of his profession.
He has opened. an offiee over O'Neils' bank.
See card in another coltimn.
The rifle match which was to have taken
• place between Mr. Geo. Dyer and Mi Her-
bert, caretaker of the cemetery, on Monday
last, has been de,lared off, the latter we
learn having refused to meet Mr. Dyer,
although the challeuge was issued by him.*
It is fortunate for Mr. Herbert that he did
not try conclusiosis with Mr. Dyer, as he
would most assuredly have been badly beat-
en.
Notes 9.1Sont the Station.
On Monday, Messrs. Wood Bros. shipped
a car "of stock to Montreel; Mr. James Oke
shipped two cars of stock from Hensel!, and
one car load from Exeter, to Montreal •' Mr.
R. Davis shipped One ear load of cattlefrom
here to Montreal, for 'exportation ; Mr.
Thos, Russel of the Riverside farm, Us -
borne, shipped a herd of prime shorthorn
cattle, conmstiug of one aged bull, three
yearliegs and fiveheifers, to the Toronto
Exhibition. For • one of the heifers Mr.
Russel recently refused $1,000. The herd
is the finest we have seen for some time, and
we believe Mr. R. may justly claim to have
the best herd of shorthorns in the western
district; Messrs. H. and J. Kellerman, of
Dashwood, shipped a cite of choice flout to
iteenth day of December and the fifteenth
Halifax, N. S. ; Mr. Inimel an Amerman
horse buyer, shipped a car of draught horses day of October. (4)Woodcock, between the
fis•st day of January and the first clay of
September. (5)Snipe, rail, Mid plover of all
kinds, between the first day of January. aisd.
Not long ago a widow's young lamb came
to. town from a southern burg to spend the
evening before going east. He took in all
the sights as far north as the market and
when about to return home a person living
in the centralpart of the town wha happen-
ed to be passing by certain quarters, notic-
ed the peculiar farewell he was receiving;
but the lamb being so highly adjusted 1818
presumed he mistook it for it very solemn
one. The mistake will be overlooked, „how-
ever, as he is a capitol Malt nos,'.
On Tuesday evg. Me, Archtbahl Bell, an
employee of Mr. D..Christie, farmer of Hit).
bert, procured the loan of a horse to take
his trunk to a neighbor's instead of doing
this be and a friend drove to Exeter, via
Hensel!, tied the animal in the ehed Of the
Exeter Rotel- and–took the train going
south. The proprietor of the hotel not
knowing the circumstances of the affair, nor
when the party who tied the horse in shed,
might take the animal away, it was allowed
to stand till morning, -when it was unhitched
and fed. The owner of the horse becoming
somewhat alarmed as to the whereabouts of
his property, at once went to the neighbor's .
to whose house the truuk was to have been
taken, and upon -finding that Mr. Bell had
not arrived there he then set put in search
of his horse and buggy. They were traced
to near Hensalt then to Exeter, where his
property was secured, upon the payment of
expenses.
The Caldwell Badger() game law, which
come into effect on Jul, 1st 1886, defines
the close periods:—(1) Deer, elk, moose
and reindeer, or caribou, ibetween the fif-
teenth clay of December and the fifteenth
day of October. (2) Grouse, pheasant, prair-
ie fowl, or partridge, between 'first day of
of January and the 'first day of September.
(3)No quail shall be hunted, tike u or killed
during the years 1886, 1887 ane 1888, andiu
each eitee thereafter not between the fif-
to the U. S. from here on Thursda,y last.
The number of horses perchased in the
vicinity mid exported to the United States
during a yeear is immense. --The late Presi- the first day of September. (6) Swan or
dent Garfield's fmnily oi U. S. passed south 1 geese, between the first day of May and the.
Tuesday morning on their way home,having I first day of September. (7) Ducks of all
spent the summer months at Goderich.— kinds, marl all other water fowl, between.
About 300 excinsionists from St Thomas I the first day of Janunny and the first day a
passed. north Tuesday morning for Goderich September. (8)1Iares, between the fifteenth
—Amos Doupe the noted athelete of Kirk- day of Mardi and the first of September.
ton left yesterday for Luekeow to compete Those of our sports whose memories are
in the Caledonian games there.—eliss Car- deficient had better cut this out and paste
rieprew left yesterday morning for Califor- it in their hate,
nia to Vitlit friends.
Personal.
Messrs. Fred Elliot, and Eli Cosh, who
have been on am extended fishing expedition.
Exerting A Valuable Influence.
Whenever you see a man sneering at the
country uewspapers, set hint down as a
donkey, who -"bra red" in a mortar would.
still be the mime. ome country papers ate
hexing had a. good time, fishing
returned. home last week. ThebyeinrgepeT.
r
' pitiful enough, but most of them are as .
ceptionally good. The catch was principally circumstances permit, and do more for their
million dollar
town -than anything from Beersheba to Bota,ny
of the speckled. trout.—Mr. PiorBaawcIfween,
1301'. You cannot print a
druggist, has gone to Windsor,
Esher of a first-class country newspaper does
uewspapec in a ten cent towel, and the pub--
wee -,---A Dumber of citizeus leieve in a
more work and hives more for the money,
couple of days to attend the Industrial Ex.
and encouragement offered, than any class,
hibition which opened at Toroneo on the
know of. The respecable 1
5,11 inst.---The various milliners have re -
country press exerts a wide inflednee and iR
turned ftom their visits to the city whole of workers we
sale houses --Mr. Thos. Hamlin is expected
one of the greatest forces in this country.
home from the old country shortih
e --A .
number of young people attended the grand ..
concert given in the Winche sem school r_ros Per. .
'nese, on Tueulay evH
g.—Mr. artnoll, of Mr. Chitb.. Tom, of this place, is ni receipt
Exeter, preached a very effective sermon at of a ktter"feorn his aou William, who ban
Eden, on Sunday lest --Mi. McMullen of now resided. at Medicine Hat, Mae. for twee
Loudon, oceepiecl the pulpit in the Main st. three years. From the letter we learn thet
Methodist church on Sunday laet, and wheat in Manitoba mills fos from forty to
-preached two splendid sermons, considering fifty cents per bush ; barley fifty to fifty -
that he is a student.—The sports of Exeter, five ;Potatoes which are a splen lid crop, sell '
who attended the Clizton races, were totally tor $2 per hash; better aud eggs brieg high
se. prised to see their favorite horses being prices. Spring chicken sell for 75 Me each.
beaten by the old ringer "Fultom"a-Mr. In the matter of Spring chicken Mr Tons
13. V, Elliot and son, left on Saturday for says Mr Wiman need not mention commer .
IleW It01"lc, where they will spend a few ciel tmion to Menitobe citizens, for if by
weeks, —N, Dyer Harden, who has been the adoption of suelt the prices aro to be
on an extended fishing and shooting expecli- raised, they do fizit desdre an advance in
tion theceigh the noethern districts around price of the fowl.) "Speaking ingeneral"
Algot/me reterned to Exeter on Tueedey. says the writev, "the tierce have not been
N. D. says there is lots of sport and there as good for many years 05 they have proved
are teeny seelsers, He had a good time. - to be this year ; all kinds of foul produce
,,,feos.1 1,1,e.0. eri clao'is,, t eboel ici ittehhiciol 11‘,1i,10.) sTe 1 0,.. of Toronto
ttTo. London .yid.16,o_snt_c,?( sit,apye on, —ML
oNti 1, lgseee. alp) rie. eirrilgtnoi101:18:te pigt, ,org0.108tdipl icor :ill:meat—I te1rdhe essfistrtrlelsen:tu,iiii:i!) lie: 1,,litte. a joisilnro. ,
Ste.1.oniviBairtilek s_v Tiles! t,( DOTel, ) ',,\Tt4lceseitlIctlyt off(.01liantollts, Tlioalitt f 0 r
Milo hag been visiting her mo'ther, Mrs. to believe that he should. kneasy,,
a number of vcars we 0,1Z:thine)
t'otrintSeir!'s '
McLeod, here for some weeks has returned of th,e,AprriostipleaRrittytoifm.t1rs,er,:tu,nt,170,'c'
home.- -Miss Alma MeDonell left on Mon-
day to DAtend the COlivent of the Holy
Cross Loneom—Miss May Elliot, who has
been visiting friends here during the past
week returned to her home in London on
Tuesday evg. :
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for if your heath is poor. Preserve your
health by nsing Imperial Creatn Tatter
, Baking Powder. It is the only reliable,