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The Exeter Times, 1887-12-15, Page 4ime5, 1-11.IRSDAY, DEC. reni 7887 EDITORIAL NOTES. Tim Crown Prince of Germany, ;moors ding is) latest accomita, i Progressmg favorably, and hopes at no remote period to be able to return to Berlin. THE Winnipeg Citizens' Committee has refesed to edvenee the aid required by the Holt contract for the censtruction of the Red River Vallage Road According to Mr, J, J. Stewart, of Halifex, the first newspaper published i14, 'what is now the Dominion of Canada was the Halifax Gazette, the first issue of which appeared on March 23rd, 1752. Itemaene advises received here- ron AMONG other changes contempleted eit the re-organizetion of the Domiaion Poet office Department, it is reported that the free ssuriage of newspapers 8ent dlreet from the dime of publication is to be ab- olian ebed d moderate rate imposed, Mz Poi' Josien Po; has just issued io- teresting table of figures respecting the last general elections. The total number of voters oil the electoral lists of Cnida is 993,914, an Actual increase over 1882 of 190,327. The total vote polled for th Government was 370,342, for the Oppee time The total Government majorit was 15,628, The everage majority of th Government quididates was 307, of th Opposition 351. The number of men bers elected with majorities under on hundred was 34 Government and 25 01 position. Mr. Pope has gone to th trouble to work out the figures for eac province, and altogether has produced most interesting chart of election statis tic. Haldimand will have another electio k trial and probably another contest. Th 'Liberals have determined to protest the el • ection of Dr. Montague, They have dis covered evidence of wholesale bribery, cor ruption and intimidation practiced by th any party, and evidence too which will ia all probability, result in the Tory candi date being personally disqualified as well a unseated. At the time when Dr. Monte rue's friends were boasting that he NVA ghting alone'in the County of Raldimand he was assisted by whole brigades of pro fessional bribers unportod for the purpose —:15Ioncton Transcript. Friederichsruho say that Prince Bismarc was seized with a sudden illness Monday: The attack speedily passed off, but hi PhYsiciall advises his abstention Iron business. AT Goderich Friday the petition against Mr. Porter, M. P., for West 'Huron, and also the counter -petition, were dismissed by Mr. Justice Falcoubridge, in ewer - dance with an agreement made between the parties. 1T i,s only probable? but speaking witl more certeinty, it is quiteimprobable that they will contest Dr. Montague's re-elecS tion. A second rebuke should and wil doubtless be sufficient -- PRESIDENT CLEYELAND's annual mess age was submitted to Congress on Tues- day of last week. The document is more than ordinarily brief, but deals trench allay with the question of tariff reform. In vigorous and forcible language he states that the time and necessityfor a reduction of the United States tariff have arrived, and refers to "the annual growth of the surplus and the large sums taken from private circulation, causing financial stringency and making necessary the purchase of bonds to relieve the necessi- ties of business interests." He cites the fact that there are no bonds outstanding the payment of which the treasury has the right to insist upon and foresees a coming danger of alarming circumstances —a congested national treasury and a depleted monetary condition in the bus- iness of the country. The payment of i such unnecessary taxation takes money !from business channels and is not re- quired to protect the two million and a half employed in manufacturing indus- tries against the pauper labor of Europe. He repudiates anyintention or desire to raise an issue between free trade and proteetion, believing a certain amount of the latter to be conducive to the indus- trial ' interests of the country. He re- commends such a readjustment of the tariff as will lower the revenue as well as the tariff. This recommendation is of importance to Canada assavell as to the United States. If any Considerable low. .eriug of the tariff be accomplished in the United States, it is likely there would arise a demand for the lowering of the tariff in this country. The Conservatiye party have never been advocates of a high tariff for its own sake, and adopted the national policy because of the high United, States tariff. The Dominion government would probably not be much opposed to reciprocate in readjustment of the tariff ; as they are and. have long been professedly ready and 'willing to have re: ciprocity of free trade with our neighbor to the :south. Landlords in Convention. Dublin, Deo. 13. —The Duke of Aber - corn presided at a conference of landlords held here to -day and made a epeech in which he condemned absenteeism. A, delegation wasappointed to submit to the government that the land -owners of Ire- land are entitled to compensation for the losses sustained through the action of the government reducing rents to a greater extent than was justified by economic calves, in depriving land -owners of a re- visionary interest in the occupancy of the soil, in lessening the saleable and receivable value Of 311dlelal rents, and in depriving land -owners of the right to obtain the best rent a solvent tenant was able to pay in the open market The' delegation . will claim that the land -owners areentitlecj to a direct pecuniary grant to compensate them for the losses and to indirect relief in the shape of a grant to them of advances within limits whieh would involve no risk to the govern- ment. Compulsory recluetion of the inter- est On mortgages they will insist is unjust and impolitic as it is' impossible to distill- guish.between mortgages and family charges. Big Haul. by Burglars. Norwood, Ont., Dec. 13.—The little town wag astir with great excitement Saturday morning. The post office had been entered daring the night and burglars had made away with the money found there. The burglary occurred at about 3.30 o'clock. Mr. Minaker, the undertaker, lives next door to the post -office. At the hour men- tioned Mrs. Minaker was startled at hearing e loud report, and both she and her hus- band hastened to see what caused it. Mr. Minaker went out the back way and Mrs. Minaker went to the front door. Mrs. Min - akar was not long in finding out, that some- thing was wrong in the post office. The smell of burning cloth coupled with the fact that two shoddy -looking characters were in a rig up street driving away, tended to confirm his suspicions. As they drove off a, revolver was fired in the air, apparent- ly for the puepose of searing purslicre, shottld there he any. Mr. Mina rer went into the post office and found it filled with smoke. The burglars had wrapped the sate tround with some webs of cotton, and these were burning. Re quiffirly got the cloth off the safe and conveyed it outside. Refound that the safe door had been blown clean' off its hin6s, and that the explosion had con- siderably damaged other portion S of it. It is said that dynamite was the explosive ui used, but that s not definitely ascertaine(l. .Mr. 01, B. Pearce, the post -master, Me 'W. H. Mullins, the clerk, were called and ap- prised or what had, occurred. Before long the post office was beseiged with a elowd to find out what Was the eetent of the damage and lees. It Was found that the sum taken was nearly $11,000 cash, and sesinps to the value of $.200, end notes end securities Teal Provincial Government has ap- pointed a commission to make a thorough enquiry into the conditions and workings of the municipal system throughout Oa- ten:). el The members a're Hon. T. W. Anglin, chairman; Mr. E. F. B. John- ston, deputy attorney general; and Mr. Wm. Houston, Librarian of Parliament. The Commissioners have already cons- .menced their labors. A Goo]) subject for a debating club would be the question whether it would not be wise, in the interests of the pub- lic weal, to kill at once the English nat- uralist who proposes to fetch over 2000 rabbits to British Columbia and let them' loose there. Much evil 'would have been prevented if the man who brought over the English sparrows had died suddenly before he had carried his plan into exes cut ion. A luEETneo a County Court Judges was held in. Toronto last Friday, when it was decided to petition the Government for an increase in salary. The Judges have good grounds for asking for an in crease. When the ,great majority of them were appointed their duties were hardly half of what theyare now. Scarcely a session of the Legislature passes that does not add to the judical duties of the Coun- ty Judges, no provisions being made for additional renumeration. DIt. HARRISON, Minister of Agriculture for Manitoba, who is at present in this province, cleims that the Province of Manitoba, which, four years ago, scarcely raised enough wheat for home consump- tion, will this yeer export twelve million bushels, besides large quantities of barley, potatoes and hog products. He has hopes of the future of Manitoba and the North-west as producers of wheat for export and thinks that within Eve years they will have quite eclipiecl the Eastern provinces in this respect. --- Careless legislation is not rare. Here is a sample from Manitoba which certain- ly ranks among curiosities of law making: "No person catching any animal that has been advertised by the owner as lost or strayed. shall be liable to fine or imprison- ment unless he shall establish to the satis- faction of the court thathetookimmediate and proper measures to infom the owner of the animal of its having been caught." So that a man charged with detaining an. animal escapes punishment if he abstains from proving that he tried to restore the beast. It is fortunate that the laws of the Manitobans are not unalterable. THE election petition againstthe return of Sir John A.. McDonald as member for Kingston was abandoned Thursday morn- ing and the Liberals will meet the costs. The Judge said the election was an excep- tionally pure one ; that both parties act- ed nobly. and that some disreputable char- . adore had endeavored to sell their fran- chise, but he did not think that they were successful. The County Attorney was • advised to prosecute Dougherty and Smith (who claimed to have been bribed, and then, for a reward, turned Reform- ers)for perjuryand obtaining money un- der false pretences. It is said now that Sir John will resign. Carleton and sit for Kingston. THE Fisheries Commissioners, after a few hours' session on Friday, adjourned till Wednesday, Jan. 4,1888. Mr. Cham- berlain will leave Washington on Mon- day, Dec. 19, for Ottawa, where he will visit Lord Landsdowne during the holi- day recess, It is believed that the tiihry ConnniSsion have given. IT all hope of formulating a general treaty end that the most they hope to accomplish is an agree- ment in a protocol defining anew the meaning of certain clauses of the treaty of 1818, such as thosO relating to bait, to repairs and refreshments, and to the transhipment in bond across Canada of American fiele It is understood that such a protocol, if it is agreed upon, will be trieFely explanatory of the old treety and will not have to be sent to the sen- ate for action, but if acceptable to the state department, will provide a mode of action for the future. The long recess, it is understood, was taken at the instance of Mr. Chamberlain, who found it none- eary to send his commonication to the British foreign office by mat and to await further suggestions by mail. The uncer- tainty of an agreement involving com- mercial privileges being reeognized by coneri•ess, evetif a treaty SilOnld, be ratified by the senate, has been Made clear to Mr. Chamberlain by the status of the reciproeity treaty with Mexieo which the house of representatives has refused to rfftferlize. Sari minting to over 810,000, The registered otters were alto taket, Latefet BeeSter Locals. The inclinations are thet we will leave a greee Christmas. Iliere will bee eheoting ,nustch at Central hotel to -day. At a meeting of the village council held last eight, the cow bylaw was pa.ssed Lt provides that the cows shall not be allowed to run at large from the Ist (lay of August to the let of November, from the hours of 8 seelock in the eyenieg till 6 o'clock in the lamming, o pied at tbe family residence Exeter, this - (Thursday) morning, James Easterhroo, y aged 82 years. Deceased %yes an old rein- () deet of this \unsay having farmed in Us - 0 borne township prior to his moviug ,nto , Exeter some eighteen or twenty years ago. a Infirmity cause of death. Funeral Monday - next at two o'clock a.m. .....„— BIRTHS. i s Keys. --In stepheu on the 911.1 Moe, the .. wite of Thoe. Keys, jr., of a daughter. Ilowinp.—Iu Exeter, on the Ilth inst., me wife of E. Howard, of it son. i 3. K. Stewart (Liberal) who opposed Sir John Macclouald in Carleton saye he will 3 i , not TOO again. A. cablegram from Rome announces that ., Bev. Th.'s. McGovettt, Rector of St. Joseph's Church Danville Pa t has been appointed to .,, : , 4, the See of Harrisburg, to succeed the late : Bishop 8hanahan. .....,_ a MA.RRIED. 3 WitireenoTTou—LeNE.—At the residence oz Mr. Win. Garner, 867 Colborne street, Lon- don; by the Rev. W. Goodwin, on the ath • inst., George W. Winterbottom, of London to Frances A.. Lyne, of Exeter, , SATURARAS—TowNsExP.—Onthe 30th of Nov., by the Bev. H, E. Hill, at the residence of ; the bride'e pareuts, Mr Andrew Sarararas of 'Blenheim tp, to Miss Alice, daughter of Mr. Win. Townsend, of Goderice township. Ssuret—BensinErT—At flensall, on the 9th , inst., Henry Smith, to Miss Kate Bernheft, both of Orediton. aloeenT—Fosienn--On the 7th of Deo., at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. : John Campbell, Mr. John Morley, to Miss Rebecca J. Foster, daughter of Mr. Thos. Foster, all of Blanshard. Wein—Krim—At the residence of the bride's , father by Bev. I. Charlton, Mr. Joseph A. ' Weir, of Nissouri,to Miss Rachael daughter Of Mr. Alex Kirk, of Kiricton. IITSBT--GiBioEn—At the residence of Mr. Jacob ,Ruby, Bronson Line, Hay, on the s 13th inst., by Rev. .T. W. Ortrwein of j Dashwood, Mr, John H. Ruby of Hay t'p to Miss Adeline E, daughter OE Rem. Peter Geiger of Berlin, Out a DIED. i k Wzmas----At Luau, on Doc. 7th, Thos. Willis, a in his 63rd year. B HAany,—On die Brd inst., of inflammation . of the brain, in the 32ud year of his age. t Charles Hardy, second son of Mr. Charles Hardy, formerly of WestNissouri, and now , of Brooke, Lambtoia county. P ........-6—. Mr. Jos. Proctor, of Goderich town- has ship, rented his term on the Huron 1 Road, consisting 01 120 acres, to the i McLeod Bros, for a term of 7 years, at a n rental of about $300 a year. tl The cow question will be an inapor. tent factor in the forthcoming municipal election in St. Marys. Meetings have already been held in several of the 1 wards, and men will be placed in the J field pledged to repeal the obnoxious 1, cow by-law. Dr. Mathieson's name has ti been dropped from the list ofcandidates t, for the office of Mayor, and that or Mr " Kelley inserted. If the cow mgn split i their vote between Stanley and Kelley, 1 Mr. Rupert (anti -cow) will probably poll ,T a plurality of votes. It is a little early .?) to say definitabqust who will go to the a, polls, but that there will be a big fight ti between the cow and anti -cow factions appears to be a foregone fact. it tl si Interesting Items. al ----si •arOLING MEN Suffering from the effects of .L early evil habits, the result of ignorance or folly, find themselves who weak, nervous, and exhausted; also Minnws AGM) and. Orm Mart, who ar e broken down from the effects of abuse or over -work, and in advanced life feel the consequences of youthful excess, send for and BEAD WI. Ir. Lubon's Treatise on Diseases of Men. The book will be sent sealed to any ad- T dress on receipt of two se. stomps. Address al M. V.I.13130N,47 Wellingten St. E. Toronto. 01 alin.13th.1887. 1—v. cc ADVICE TO MOTHERS.—ATO yoe disturbed at le night and broken ofyour restby a sick child a suffering and crying with nein of Cuttine al Teeth? If so send at once and get a bottle of di "Mrs.Winslow's Soothing•Syrup" for children 8,3 Teething. Its value is Incalculable. It will to relieve the poor little sufferer immediately ei benend upon if, snotheis • there is uo mistake about it. It cures Dysentery and Diarrhoea, ie regulates the stoinaen and Bowels, cures Wind Colic, sof tees the Gum Inflammation, e,reduce a and gives tone and energy to the whole system. "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for children hi teething ismeasaut to the taste and is the prescription of one of the oldest and bes female physicians and nurses in the 'United States, and is for sale by all druggists through- out the world, Priem twenty-five cents a bot- tle. Be sure and ask for "Mae. Vmsnow's leeeirrana S'euriP "and take no other kiwi. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. , *LISTRAY.—CAME INTO THE e, I ......4 premises of the undersigned, lot 10, w South Boundary, Hay, on or about tho 81st of y Arigast, a heifer coming two years old. Any* 's person provingproperty and paying expenses may take the animal away- in JOHN SMITH, Sarepia P.O. il VSTRAY.—CAME'INTO THE M 'Ip remises of the undereigned, lot 25, con 4. Ersborne, on or about the let December, five yearlings. Any person peeving Monody, and paying expenses may take the anhutils away. aolIT. WILSON, Exeter P.O. 1...4.1 STRAY.—CAME INTO THE- ( ,...pyeraises of the undersigned, lot 15, North Boutday Stephen, a yearling heifer. Any person proving property and paying expenses maytake the animal away, ,TOEN f.00E.D ' NOMINATION A 5feeting of tho electors will be hold in the l'Own Hall, (teeter, on &fondly, December Zth Va the hour of 12 o'clock noon, for the purpose if nominating a reeve, deputy reeve and three 3ounci11ore to serve as members of the Mitnici- eal council of,Exeter, for the year 1888, and if i poll be demanded.the sante will be opened zt the different polling sub -div aliens 0/. ll.E011- To lay, Jaimary 2nd, beginning at 9 o'clock, A..M•, Lud closing at 5 o'clook,p. in. All parties in - :crested win take due notice hereof and goy- r. nei themeolves accordinglY. M. FIACRETT, i'xotor,Dee .10511' '87 Returning Officer. Ta N MINATION A meetieg of the electors will he 'held in the Town Hall, Elimville on Mon dri,y, Deconibe "26th at the himrs of 10 u,,re., and 10 o'cieet: nom). for the purpoSo of nominating a reeve , and four councillors to eery° as inemhore of the Mtiuioipai 0000e,I of tisborne, for the year 1See, eanl ehould a poll be demanded the llama will be °tamed at the 4illorent oirti - ivisione on Monday, January end, bee - ghillie& at 0 o'clock. A.M., and eloeing at 5 o'clock, p. ro, All puttee i»torested win take due Dottee hereof and govern thernselvee accordingly. F.11friville, Doe, 10th,"87, Retnening ()Moor 'RL OYAOfitiall ' Mier Absolutely Tbis powder never varies. A marvel of pur- ity, strength and wholesomeness. &Tore econo- /Moat than the ordinary klude and eapent be sold in competition with the multitudes of low tests, short weight, alum orphosphate powders. Sold only ie ear 0 YA L T3 AXING WDEle 00., 106 Wall street N. Y 11W1491118023.4122.1[;2212.=.E1012:11=3,94:2:19.191:14W11811188815=1011% Sale Register. ATURDAY, DEO. I7T11.—Farm Stock, lin. plensents, Sac., the property of James Bell, Lot 15, Con. 8, Hibbert. Sale at one o'clock. JAS. OKE, Ano auxasn.sr, Dan. 28mn.—Farm Stock, Implemen ts, Sm., the proporty of 13 ar- ris 456 Armstrong, Lot 33, Con. 1, Us - borne. Sale at one o'clock. • JAS. OKE, Atm. DEo. .1.6ra..—tearm Stock-, Imple- ments, Sse., the property of William Anderson, Lot IC, Con. 2, Stephen, Sale at I o'clock. H. EMBER, Auo. ATURDAr—DEc. 17th.-• -Farm Stock and Impliments etc, a joint sale at Farquhar. IL Brown, Auc. Parties getting their sale bills printed t this office will receive a notice sinai- ar to the above free of charge. 11, A sure sign of rain or that you require dose or two of Dr. Carson's Stomach litters. Pains in the back and linabt, eadache, feverish cold, oft reouring ttacks of the ',blues." Large bottles 0 cents. trayed into the premises of the undersigned about the first of October, 4 Ives, The owner may. have the same by roving property audynurgreexpo. eruses. .itlea • Eirktou, Ont, OR SALE,—A Quarter section of North West Land, ear Virden. 180 acre tree from 'Hargrave Stations,Manitobs, As,:iiaxyinfrom Virden, tailes 'H W, H. MO NOIIR, Exeter. STRAY.—Came int3 the premi • sos of the subscriber on or about the lst v., a red and white heifer one year old past. he owuer is requested. to -Day expenses and take e aninusi away trona lot 9, eon. 10, 'Tar. • JOEL RAECHLER. ay. Nov. 21st 1837 .--4t. CARPET FOR THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT, CHOICEST PATTERNS, AND BEST VALUE IN ONTARIO, ---G TO --- 11-1- 13E.A.111rTIM az CO'S. Where you will fincl carpets of all makes aud qualities and at the lowest cash prices. Hemp Carpets, Union Carpets, All -wool Carpets, Tapestry Carpets, Balmoral Carpets, Brussels Carpets, Anglo-wilton Carpets, (borders to match.) Don't fail to visit the Mammoth Carpet House of the W(Ost. Thos. Beattie (S& o's 176 & 178 DUNDA S -STREET (East of Richmond-st. LONDON, CO** ittEmovani To now premises West side Main -street One Door South of Post Office Where he will be found with A NEW AND COMPLETE' Sioolt ofBools hoo: Sewed work a speciality. Repairing promptly attended to. GEO. MANSON, JOIEN 1311...A.V.TZT, UNDERTAKER & CA13INET-MAKER, Walnut & Rosewood Caskets ALSO COFFINS Os' EVEIVZ DESORIPTIOli. 0 A Gomplete Stook of Robes & Trimmings Always on hand. FUNERALS FURNISHED AND CON- DUCTED AT Low RATES. My Stock of Furniture is un- excelled. la -GIVE ME A CALL XECUTORS' Parties having claims against the Late ohn Link, of the Village of Exeter, in the unty of ..11uron, labourer are hereby notified p,t a statetaent of such claims properly • testedand giving fall particulars of the us - re of the seeurity held if any mustbe filed kb either of theust be addressed to ThessRussen Exeter P. 0 undersigned executors or registered letter, postage prepaid on or before St CO in e first day of January A, 'D., 1888, as only ch.elairns as are then in the final distribution d settlement of the estate and effects of the id deceased. THOMAS RUSSELL, Exeter, SAMUEL LINK, 5 Executors. Dated at Exeter this 251h day of Nov.18137, NS MINATON. A. meeting of the electoes will be held in the own Hall, Zurich, on Monday, December 26th She hoer of 12 o'clock noon, for the purpose nominating a reeve, deputy reeve and three uncillors to serve as members of the 51unici- 1 council ofitay, for the year188S, and elacrald poll be demanded the same will be opened tlie different polling sub-dtyision on Mon - y, January 2nd, beginning at o' clock, A,51., d closing at 5 o'clock, p. ni. All parties ine tested will take due notice hereof and goy - m themselves actordingly. BAILEE L. FOSTER, ay, Doc. 2nd, '87. Returning Officer, G R . p .10 CANADA'S COIHIC PAPER. J. W. BENGOUGH, Artist and Editor. IMMO WRIKLY. $2 a Year; $i (�r 6 Months. GRIP is increasing in influence and popularity ery year ! It is a supreme household favorite, ile every Politician and Professional and Business nn enjoys the clever hiM which appear in every e. Subscribe now! See our Premium and Clubbing List. Circulars giv- g full particulars sent free. 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To canvass fOW nursery stoek. Steady um ploymentto goodmoa, Salary and expense Paid, Apply at once, stating ago. CHASE EIZOTHERS, Colborne,On ILLETTs powDERED E 99 PER CENT PUREST, STRONCEST, BEST. Ready for use in any quantity. For snaking Soap, aeoftening Water, Mein-. fecting,and a hundred other uses, A ean equals go pounds Sal Soda, Sold by all Grocers and Druggists, 3E.W.GILLETT. - TORONTO], Lots, Lots, Lots. FOR SALV. 500 Village Lots For sale at Reasonable Prices. Situation good ; fronting good wide streets; also a number of HOUSES &FARIVIIIAi\TD FOR SALE, , Parties desiring Land or Houses would do well to con- sult the undersigned, Terms to suit purchaser. I. OARLI1. GEN TRAL UC ST A. full stock of all kinds of 3 lb. 25otsi $1.001 Dye -stuffs and package $7 net Dyes, constantly on WHE E ? At Dulmage s, KIRKTON. When you are in ask the price of our Galt Cross -cut saws, Over- shoes, &c., &c. Farm for Sale I. A. first-class farm, containing 100 acres, situ- ated neat Brucefield, for sale, Good buildings. two wells, splendid orchard, good bush, first - °lass grtivel roads in all directions. Six miles frost Clinton or Seaforth, For Rill particulars apply to Elliot& Elliot, Barristers. &c., Exe- ter, Ont., or to ROBT. BARBER, ErueefieId P. 0. Sept, Ii3t-2-m, VA.R11/1 FOR. SALE. ---The under. signedeffers for sale his farm, being lot 14, con. 6; township of T1 shortie, two, miles and. a half from Exeter 100 mores, about 85 acres cleared and ih first clues state of cultivation, the remainder bush. in which there is some very valuable oak ancl blaek ash rail tinabor ; the twin is also well fenced and clrainett ; there aro upon the premises, a, first elites brick dwelling house, with first class collars, two good barn; two never failing springs and one first-classorchard. For particular, ripply on tb e promises, to 111051AS SHUTE, • IiIxornir.P. 0 ONT, THE OLD MeLEOD PAliM, IN A THE Township of Hay, for sale. It con- tains 100 acres more OT less, bningthe west half of Lots No. 21 and 22, Zurieh gravelroad. Good frairte buildings on prom 180A, and ail convon fences ; large orchard of fruit bearing trees, The hind is of good quality liehig clay loam. Good water. Two and miles from Hen. Sall market. 'Phe peoporty free from all ineum- brances. Reasons for selnug:—Going north to Procure more land. Will eell With or witheat clone, Per further particulars apply to thioffioa or toe WM. WILSON, Hee sail. P. 0. Ott. Farm & Village Property FOR SALE. ItThe 'Undersigned effere for ElaloSfrrsth laklf of ot 0, Coe.13, MeGillivray, containing 50 acres, I cleared, the balanee hardwood bush. There is a good frnme house, geed barn and stabling, good bearing orchard, na' plentiful supply of good water on the farm, eonvenient to school arld churches. Also yillage property eomprisineeLota, ritaaboth Street ,in the Vil lege of Exeter, with nood frame Iloilo and - collar, good stAlo, good well with putnp, also a quantity of ell oico fruit trees on the prorni- eft 1 or further particulars apply to EDWAItD MAGI/IRE, Exeter hand. Win an's Condition Powd- er5 the best in the mark- et and always fresh. Family recip- es carefully prepared at the Central Drug Store Exeter C. LUTZ. 500 TEE Butter Wanted 037. atiles ri, EXE TER NORTH, Our Stook is Well Assorted FOR THE SEA8ON'8 TRADE. LOW PRICES STILL MAINTAINED G-ROCER1E8 16 lbs. sugar 5eL 00 ; 13 lbs. white sugar, $1 We can't be undersold in Teas from 20c to 75a. per lb. Boots & Shoos (All Styles) at Low MORS A. nicely assortstock of HARDW ARE. FORKS, SCYTHES and GLASS all sizes (Cheap.) Best Machine Oil 60c per Gal. COAL OIL AS LOW AS THE LOWEST. ts--eses A Mee Tea Sett of 41 Pieces, $2,75. A good suit of ready-made elOthieg ;for $6. Ordered suits got up in Good. Style. Our Dr essOood are marked down to the Lowest IVotoh. COTTON -20 YARDS FOR ONE DOLLAR A Homo and Lot, also a harm for Sale, Apply to JOHN MATHESON. HAY P. O.