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THURSDAY, JUNE THE 14Tii, ISS.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
IT is understood that the Hon.
Mr. McLelan, the present post-
ster•General. has decided to ac•
cept the I.,ieutenant-Governorship
ot Nova Scotia.. His successor
has not yet been na.rned.
1_,ORD STANLEY, the new Gover-
ner -General arrived last week and
was sworn in on Saturday. He is
credited with decidedly democratic
conduct, ar,d is said to be a ma.n
for the people.
THE United States Senate Mon-
day discussed the fisheries treaty
in open executive session, Mr. Gray
speaking in support of the treaty.
At the close further consideration
..pestponed till. the 25th inst.
A POETAGE ' LA PRAIRIE letter
says: -The June rain is just mak-
ing nature array herself in her
richest robes, besides gladdening
the heart of man and beast and
diepelling the fears that were en-
tertained for the coming crop.
MR. ALEXANDER BEGG has offer-
ed. the Imperial Government, on
behalf of the Government of Brit-
ish Columbia, to take over fifty
Crofter families as a test, provided
L.I20 be advanced to each. He
proposes to form a fishing village
in Vancouver Island,
AN officialbulletin concerning
the German Emperor's condition
°--Stris that during the la.st few days
the Emperor has had slight diffi-
culty in swallowing, which, how-
ever, has not affected his general
health. The disgusting symptoms
have almost entirely disappeared.
AT a Democratic convention
held at St. Louis, Mo. last week
Grover Cleveland was nominated
for President by acclamation
amidst the wildest excitement. By
a vete of 25 to eg it was agreed to
endorse and reiterate the tariff
platform of 1884. The minority
desired to have the principle of
tariff for revenue only amplified
and made the tariffof the platform.
IT is quite probable that the con-
vention on Tuesday next -the day
on -which the Councils of the, seer;
eral municipalities adjacent te Ex•
eter meet here to discuss the mat-
ter -will eettle as to whether the
southern part of the County shall
have a high school. Indiyidually
the members seem to be favorable
to the scheme providing the cost
be not too great, but collectively
what their ideas of the project will
be remains to be seen. Some
claim that the southern part of the
county is certainly entitled to a
high school in view ot the fact of
their -being three in the northern
part of the County to which the
southern people have to contribute;
and that they might as well have
• added to their taxes a few cents
more and have a school convenient
to their homes. It is urged, too, by
others, and it must be confessed
• with considerable force, that the
• undue multiplication of High
• Schools interferes with their use-
fulness and lessens their efficiency;
at the sameitirne there is no dou'et
that placing such institutions with-
in easy reach of all communities of
the country makes it much easier
for a larger proportion of the pop-
ulation to attend them, without
being compelled to reside too far
from their homes. Many people
have not the means to pay the
board and incur the other unavoid-
able expenses which the continu-
ous residence of their children
away horn home renders neces,
sa ley. The jealousy of rival towns
and villages where High Schools
are already established and flour-
ishieg is generally the strongest
influence which has to be eontend-
ed against in the formation of new
districts. To establish a High
School in Exeter the increase in
taxes individually would be very
light -some few cents annually -
so thee besides having an educa-
tional institution of the kind witle-
in easy access, the cost would be
small compared with the tax that
is now being peed and will still have
to be paid, for the maintenance of
the High Schools throughout the
county, from which no actual ben-
efit is being derived, owing to their
nefavorable location. Now that
the matter has gone so far and in.
dications look so bright. it is to be
hoped that no biased or selfish mo.
tives, such as will infatuate the
scheme, will be acidueed; and that
the school will be established and
prosper, without seriously detract.
mg from the usefulness and success
of those now in existenee.
Two miners arrived at Ottawa
Tuesday with a lump of gold
weighiog 42 pounds. They found
it in British Columbia, They were
offered $3,000 tor their find, but
deelined it. The nugget will be
placed on exhibition in the window
of a Montreal 'broker.
IT is stated that the Ontario
Government have concluded the
exchange of a portion of the Gov-
ernment Farm at Mimic() for about
sixty acres ot land owned by Mr.
13enjantin Goldthorpe, of Etibi•
coke, fronting on the lake shore,
It is proposed to erect the new
asylum cottages on this property,
which is siauated a short distance
beyond Mimico village,
SOME of fhe American Univer-
sities are considering the establish-
ment of a Department of Journal-
ism, The only wonder is that the
colleges in, 0a.nada don't equip
such a chair --perhaps it is because
newspapers are so fond of sneering
at the idea of a college made edi-
tor. The sneer is misplaced. Of
course a journalist cannot be thor-
oughly equipped in a theoretical
class. Neither can a doctor nor a
lawyer; but the fact does not cast
derision on law or medical schools.
To become an attorney, a physic-
ime or an editor requires practice
and hard work ; but schools to de-
velop such tendencies and give in-
telligent directions to such impel.
ses and purposes are as valuable,
as any other in the world. Eyery-
body should prosecute the 'study
of journalism as earnestly and as
methodically as the study of any
other profession.
County Parliament.
The equalization of assessment of the
various municipalities' for county rate
purposes was, as usual, the main besiness
at the June session. The acreage of the
townships having been increased some
16,000 acres in order to bring the area up
to the actual quantity, the equalized yalue
of the three most progressive towns in
the county- was raised in •proportion to
their progress and importance. $30,000
was added to Clinton; 820,000 to Seaforth;
$10,000 to Blyth; with these exceptions
values are the same as last year.
Inspector of Public t Schools Malloeh
presented a detailed report of school
matters in North Huron. The diligence
of the teachers was eyidenced by the.
generally satisfactory progress of the
pupils. A large number of those employ.
ed during 1886 retained their positions for
'87, thus giving an opportunity for better
progress than where teachers are changed
yearly. For entrance examinations to
High Sehools 320 candidates wrote, of
whom 251 eere successful. At non-pro-
fessional exaninations there were 203
candidates, with a good percentage suc-
cessful, and of the 73 model students 68
were successful. The Inspector thinks
the time is near when the maximum fee of
tt.l. will be charged for entrance examin-
ations. '
At the present time there is a surplus
of teachers in the country ; a nun-iber
holding certidcates have no schools. On
this account no permits, extensions: or
temporary ceetificates are issued.
The send -annual and annual reporte
from the different sections are not sent in
as promptly as they should be, but there
is a noticable improvement in this matter.
The statistics given below are prepared
from the annual reports:
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'Number of ehildren ilot attending school
kr 100 dAy8, as requit•ed lew, 165:3; nunse
ber of treee planted, /74.
The repoet of the county jailer Wa$ re'
ferred to jail and court house committee.
It shows 11 prisonere confined, 7 males
end 4 females. Two of each are insane.
Application by Col. Coleman for a
grant of 25ets per man to the yolunteers
Wes agreed to.
Pr, Willfams report received and order-
ed to be printed in the minutes. It is not
deal, but was very near the mark, all the
fees less 88 being accounted for, and all
the flees less 8100. The P. M's. applica-
tion to be allowed the fees for towns for
whieh he had a commission was not
entertained.
Treasurer's reports showed receipts from
non resident land* from Jan. let to May
ist to be 8869.14,
Statement of Lieense Fund account to
June 5, 1888,
RECEIPTS.
Eines from P. M. at various
times since Noy, 23, 1887
to May 21, 188$ 83986 00
Fines from W. j. Paisley .... 100 00
From commissioners -W. Huron * 2550 00
B, " - 2000 00
TOtal.. ...... 89286 00
DISI3URSENENTS.
DiSeOunt ou P. M's. cheques 15 80
To commissioners -West Huron . 1172 64
" " • South Huron , 1275 33
'4 if East Huron . 1381. 43
P, M's. salary • 000 00
Balance to credit of license fund
accoent . • . .. . .. .. 4548 40
$9276 00
o-e-seees
According to the first draft of the stationing
committee the following ministers will be
stationed in this neighborhood ;-
St. Marys Di4triet.-.St•Marys,IT. M. Camp-
bell ; Grauton, 0. Hamilton; Lucian, S. eel,
Iery; Alise Craig, john Hough ; Earktou,
lames Charlton; Woodham, D. A. Moir.
Exeter District, -Exeter (itain-st) J. evil -
sou M, A,; Exeter (jaines-st) B. clement ;
Parkhill A. G. Harris: W Penhall,
one to be sent ; Centralia, W, Quance ; Crecl-
itou W. H. Fife ; Birr, , D. m., Renneay B ry-
anaton, H. H. Crews, BA: Melrose,ir , ,
Holmes ; Grand Bend P. W. Jones ,one to bo
sent.
Gderioli District-Goderich (North street),
GRichardson; Goderloh (Victoria street), A.
l'olter ; Clinton.(Rattenburg street) Jos Gall-
oway, Clinton, (Ontario iStreet)Joseeh Edge ;
Seaforth, one to he sent (G. R. Turk): Holines-
villa, J. S .Pisher; Hayfield, ILE. Rill; Varna,
Jno Hart; Rensall, N. S. Burwash; Renton
north, B.A. Pear and H. Cousins: Dungannon,
W. F. Campbell, Nile, H. Irvine; Benmiller,
Jas. Kestle.
CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED.
To Tun nniTme :
Please inform your readers that I have a
positive remedy for the above named dis-
ease. By its timely use thousands of
hopeless cases have been permanently
cured. I shall be glad to send two bottles
of my reined) rune to any of your readers
who have consumption if they -will send
me their Express and P. 0, address.
Respeotfully, Da. T. A. SI,OOLTM,
Toronto, Ont. 37 Youge street.
110-4-04-41
ADVICE TO Moainnias.-Are you disturbed at
nightand broken of your rest by a sick child
suffering and crying with pain of Cutting.,
Teeth? If so send at once and get a bottle
of"Alrs•Winsio-w's Soothing Syrup" for Chil-
dren Teething. Its value is incalculable.
It willtelieve the poor llttle sufferer im
mediately Depend -upon it, mothers; there
is uo mistake about it. It cures Dysentery
and Diarrhoea, regulates the Stomach and
Bowels, cures Wind Colic, aottens the Gums,
reduces Indammiition, and gives tone and
energy to the whole system. 'Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" for children teething is
pleasant to the taste e,ndis the prescription
of one of the oldest and best female
physicians and nurses in the 'United
States, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price twenty -ave
cents a bottle. Be sure rind ask/OP-Mils.'
Wisisnow's tqx-iemaing- svuor. "and take no
other kind.
Tio the Deaf. -A person cured of
-I- Deafness andnoises in the head. of 23
Years standing,bY a irepleremody. Winona
a description of it vain to any one applying to
Nto oLs o , 30 St. Sohn-St.:Montreal.
Our Specific N o 23 permanently restores
EXHAUSTED VITALITY,LOST MANHOOD
and G ENSBAL DEBILITY when other treat-
ment falls. Send 0 cetts in staanps for our
Treatise andDirections for home cure. T6-
=11TO Mniaxonin Co., 313 Spadine Ave., To-
ronto, Ont.
PRA.CTICA.L
Watch -Maker & jeweller
For tlie Finest §tock and Cheapest Goods to
be found in Ontario call on 0, REIOHENBACH
Watch -mak
& Optician,
Pine Assort
verware. Re '
all kinds
satisfa et or
er, Jeweller
Parkhill. A
merit of Silt
Pairing of.
promptly &
tillyiedoneeit.iNcs
but all exe o,
work sent to
°idea in his
own establishment, under his personal super-
vision. A trialsolicited. C. REICHENBACH.
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DETROIT' AND CLEVELAND '
Writo for our
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Detroit & Ofuvelghd Steam Nev. C.
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' DETRoiT.
Everest's Cough Syrup
CANNOT BE BEATEN.
Try it and be eonvineed of its wonderful
curative properties. Price 25 ate.
(Trade dark,)
Try Everest's 'LIVE!? REGUL4TO1?,
For Dicta:See of the Liver, Kidneys e, and
purifying of the Blood. l'rioe $1. Six
bottles, SS, Por sale by all drug-
gistilitanufaettired only by
G. M. EVEREST, Olierniet, Forent
. Absolutely Pure.
Thi
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POW or never varibs A marvel of pur.
animal than the ordinary kinds and cannot
be sold in eompetitionwith the multitudes of
low test, short weight, alum or phosphate
powders. Sold only in eans.-BOYAL BAK.•
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Are pleasant to take. Contain their own
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gnawer or worzun in Children or Adults
Allan Lin
ROYAL MAIL STEALVIS.EIIPS.
Liverpool and Quebec Service, calling at Der-
by.
Days of Sailing. -Parisian, May 24. Poly-
nesian. Friday, Juno 1. Sardinian ThursdaY,
June 7. Circassian Pridaex.,Tuno 15. Sarma-
Hon , Thursday, June 21. Parisian Thursday,
June 28. Polynesian Friday July 6. Sardinian
Thursday July 12. Circassian. Friday june 20.
Sarmatian Thursday July 26. Parisian ThurS-
dah Aug 2. Polynesian Friday Augl 10. Sar-
dinian Thursday Aug 16. Circassian 1PriclaY,
Aug 24. Sarmatian, Thursday, Aug 30.
RATES. Cabin 850, 365,875, according to po-
sition, Return $100, $125, $150. Intermediate
Liverpool,Londonderry or Glasgow 330; re-
turn $60. Steerage at lowest rates, Steerage
Passengers hooked to and from Glasgow, Bel-
fast Queenston or London at Liverpool rates•
Buy tickets to go home, bring out friends or
relatives by the Allan, Line.
For further Particulars apply to
JOHN SPACKMAN,
The only authorized agent in Exeter.
THE LARGEST SCALE WORKS
IN CANADA. -
OVER 100 STYLES
HAY SALES,
GRAIN SCALEs,
FARM SCALES.
TEA SCALES,
IMPROVED SHOW CASES
F
MONEY •
DRAWERS
Meat Choppers
AND BUTCHERS/ SUPPLIES
Ameness IN FULL, Write for tering
1,,ei Ca WILSON it SONg
1.1.,A,/ ESPLANADE pTREET EAST
TORONTO, Ols.1T
uention this paper every time sou -write.
DR. Washington,
Throat &Lung Surgeon,
• Of Toronto, .will be at,the Central Ho-
tel, Exeter,
ZION. 4-trNn 25th.
0atarrh,Bronchitis, Astha, Consumpiion,
1
etc, permanently ant,effectually cured.
A few Prothinent Testimonials
of Permanent Cures :
Mrst John McKay, ' Kingston, , Ont., Catarrh
and Consumption.
John McKelvy, Kin g sten, Ont., catarrh .
Mrs, A. Hopping, Kingston, Ont.,- Broncho
Conturnption.
Mr.E. Scott, Kingston, Ont„ Catarrh, heed
and throat.
Read W. II. Storey's Original Testimonial.
Catarrh Throat Cured.
Listen to W II StoroY, Fog of thet firm of
W H Storey & Son, Aciton, (Hove Manufaetur-
orsralso President Manufacturers' Association
DofeC,leynendsuar'Nee' ex, 215 Yonge-st.. Toronto,
DEAD, Sin.—I assure you 1 feelgratefel for
the radical euro you have effected in my throat
trouble, and though I dislike having Iny name
appear in connection with the testimonial bus-
iness, yet, having regard for those who are
similarly affected, as well'as having a desire to
recognise the results of your treatment.Imake
a departure in this WISC. Prior to mo ttequaint-
Wise with you, I hid suffered for two nevi
from repeated attacks of catarrhal sere throat
each sueceeding attack being more prolonged
end violent than the former. At thesetimes I
had vierent fits ef coughing, and would dis-
charge large quantities of mucous, Peeling
alarmed, 1 sought thebest medical skill avail-
able,lecluding a much -noted Specialist, and
took alined everything known to medicine
without experioncmingaparticlo of relief.' Last
spring I went to Europe, The change did me
good, but on My return theuldi trouble WaS re-
newed. seeing you advertised to Visit this
place, I though t,T would eonsult you,aIthough
m
eonfess -with not uch hope of reeeiving any
benefit, However, I avas favorably impressed
with your candor, and resolved to give your
troatinent a trial, The result, I am happy to
inform you, is 5, complete euro, and duo so
marked in its eharactor as td surprise both ihY
seif and myfriends. From the first your mid -
kiwi seemed adapted t� my ease end gave re-
lief. In two Moe, Wat, entirely well on eld have
so continued thrOugh the most unfavorable
season of year, You ere at libelee, to make
what into yen Please of this letter, rind I , shall
be eleasial to answer anY enouiricer olative to
my Cam Yoore very tribe
STOREY
Acton, Jam lOth,18870
*fir OONSTILTATiON PREElas,
CARPETS.
iminimmaimemmor
Our stook for the season is now complete, our immense importations haying all arrived
We are pow able to phew one of
The Grandest Stock of Carpets
TO BE FOUND IN CANADA..
Carpets of all grades from the lowest prioed Hemp to the richest patterns a Map
ould wish to see.
But a more important fact is that our stools of carpets stand to -day unequalled as
• regards value. Having been bought personally by our Mr. Beattie for 0A$1-1 in theeee
013est Markets in the World, and marked at the closest prime Possible, we af-
firm,- without fear of contradiction, that we eau and will give you the best value for your
money that you can possibly get in Canada. Don't forger,the
New Mammoth Carpet Hou
ofthe West.
Thos. Beattie St Cos)
176 & 178 DUNDAS-STREET (East of Richmond-st.
LONDON', awls.
$ 10 Reward, for the Conviction
OF DEALARDS22 OFF ER WI C 0 1 1 I SINZEANAttgutOF
XNE
MACHINE -.....H.•0 LI.
Eureka Cylinder, Bolt- I I McColl Bros. &
Cutting Se Wool Oils. I For sale by all leading dealers. I Toronto.
13XS8nTT Emoe., Sole Agents, Exeter
tte, vS(C)
One. Door South
of PoRt Office
---HE
A NEW AND C01.01.P.LET E
--STOOK OF ---
Boots &
Shoes.
• Sewed work a speciality.
Repairing promptly attendee! to.
GEO. MANSON,
JOHN BRAWN,
UNDERTAKER A,
CABINET-MAKER,
Walnut 65 Rosewood Caskets
ALSO 00EFIIIS Or EVERY DESORIPTioN.
A Complete Stock of Robes & Trimmings
Always on hand.
FUNERALS FURNISFTED 4. CON-
DUCTED AT Low RATES.
My stock of Furniture is un-
excelled.
e"GIVE ME A CALL
S. C.
Hersey's
The Place
TO
Buy Cheap
GOODS.
SCENE .1.
Enter Mrs. Enquiriti-veness,
Well Mrs, Sensibility, as I have
just finished washing my tea dishes
thought I would walk in and ask
you where you bought that tea I
borrowed from you this morning.
Mrs. Sensibility, - Why, look
here, go to Kirkion and enquire
where Duhriage keeps and if you
buy his 5o ct. YOUNG HYSbN
TEA, yon will smile mOre than
yott have toqught, for then you can
pay me hack With ES good as you
borrowed.
(To len CoNTMURD.
PUREST, STRONCE.STp EST,
CONTAINS NO
ALUM, AMMONIA, LIME,,PHOSPHATES,
or any injurious materials. eri
E, W. GI LLETT,
Stan'Or of ths Grayi,BaAT4D ROYALITMT 0&3L
OEN TRAL
rug Store
A full stock of all kinds of
Dye- stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Winan.'s
Condition
Powd-
ers
the hest
in the mark-
et and always
fresh: Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
Central Drug Store Exetex.
C 1.47.PT.25
500 TVES
Butter Wanted
J Matixeson,
EXETER .NO1iTI-1,
Our Stock is Well Assorte6
FOR TUE SEASON'S TRADE. -
LOW PRICES STILL MAINTAIIT
G.ROCIERI.ES I P
1(3 lbs.:Sugar $1.00113 lbs, white sugar, $1
We can't be undersold in Tees from 20
to 75e: pet lb,
Boots & Shoes All Style's at Low Prices.
& nicely assorted Stook of
rorcKs, SCYTHES and GLASS all elem.
(Cheap.) 13ost Machine Oil 60e per Gal.
COAL OIL AS LOW AS THE' LOWEST'
W.' A nice Tea Sett of 44 Pieces, $2.75
A ood suit of ready-made clOthIng k, 36
Ordered eitits 'got up hi Good Style.
Our DPeSe Gopo' are marked down 16'
the Lowest Notch'.
,COTTON, 20 YARDS FOR ONE DOLLATI
A House and Lot, aleo a oaten or Sale
Apply to
30EIN* NIATHE SON.
Hay Py 0.