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OenVeyaneer Commissioner, cbc; MeneY to
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to loan at lowest rates, °dice : Opet'a ;House
Block, St, Marys, Ont.,
,ELLIOT SL ELLIOT,
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OFFICE, . MAIN- STREET, EXETER.
E. V.'ELLIOT. ,T, ELLIOT.
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Extracts Teeth without pain,
by giving Vegetable Vapor. Gold ;
Filings and all other dental ,
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VOL. XV. NO 8. EXETER 0
, NTA.RIO THURSDAT MORNING JULY 5 188R: JOHN Wien= & SDS
e roma:ter e a, nd rropri etors
',Market Square
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Geileral Store
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Litlean.
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George Eacrett emit Sunday iti-Elloan
visiting,his best girl. '
Shyloek ie powdered up on his own form
-poor boy. . , ,
e R. S. and (Tenethen were in ilona°n. 13n
Saturday. ' . (
Dickey Bryaragot his finger squashed in
a Presa on S6'bIlraaY. ,
The Liman band furnished Musket the
Granton pionio on Monday. ,• .
There is to he a big time at the. Cedar
SWAMP school house on Thursday next.
George Armitage, otherwiag known as
hold time rooks," was in town oyet Finn.
.a • e a , •
-an ': ' ,
Wan. ,Hichey.; the .Biddulph pedestrain,
walked from Orangeville te Elginfield . iu
three days last week. ,
. Tommy Kitt has invented a matey comb
which works by water power. Tommy
claims it is the best in the Market and lis,
having it patented in Canada andtlee Theits
(id States. '
joe Davis and D. Tait, of Exeter, eame
,do . -to Liman Sunday in a dog ort,
- w.44,-
They wore a pleasant smile and apparently
rather pleased that they tad mailed down
to see us. Lunn ie quite a summer resort
and oilers Especial inducements to gentle-
men of leisure from,small rural villager like
'Exeter.
A cyclone blew it into town, it was 11
bundle caparisoned with rags, a hickory'
stick and a carpet bag. It wore green gog-
glee aetride of its nose, bleated. behind two
antediluvian lugs with a cable cord, It
wandered up ancl down the street. ha feet
were enciteed in a long boot and an Indian
toiliber golosb. The town dogs bay'd it out
of town at stindown, it was apparently
lost and walked off in two apposite direc-
Cons.
MAD Amus. -The esthetic dada who
wears the constabulary baton for Exeter
proved to have the deteoti,hve inetincet,ts yery
largely developed 'when he gave meacso to
, ,
a genteel again -and wealted
to arrest liar ou' the frivolous pretence of-
Mad again -being a man in disguise, and
entered la private dwelling on Botany
Lane. Mad again -made a Creeoh and the-
. . . . .
sonata/el* went and hide hie diminished
head. If this royal !nibs with brass but.
tone and side whiskere had tied in Bid-
dulph he'd never gee Mad again, ,
THE • HAUNTED Hous. -But Mr. Mo-
Loed jolts deep in the .raystiotil as hix ine
quirers and though anxious to communi-
cat° all he knows, Boerne very reticent and
uncommunicative for the simple reason
that he cannot fathom the affair. Their is
an over -hanging cloud of murky darkness
that canuoi be cleared away. The haunt-
ed house stands in the eame place audios-
a mantled one, with the same covering, no
one for the past week. daring to enter kg
portio. ;. ,. ., , . , ' ,.„-
e. hee --(Finished next week-) , _
The Irish Nine, of Luoanavisitecr Hen-
sell on July 2nd to play a friendly game of
ball. The'game was played but was any -
thing but friendly, as the Hensel] players
who were behind almost from the start,
kicked and kicked in a way no team cone-
posed of gentloraen would do. The captain
ottani teeth, a large and loud mouthed
individual, kicked to a Queen's, taste. "He
is a dandy in that line and was kifid enough
to inform the members of the Irish Nine
that he could lick any
, .
Rennie, and Mmes. Snell, Footer, Irwin
and others, addressed the meeting and ex.
. . . .
Pressed them gratitude to the Most High
forblessing the Sunday school work in
h'
w heb. they were all engage .
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, Chiaacleboye.
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Ramos -Mr Gilmer claims to have
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'the best Piece of potatoes en Clandeboye,--
Our neighbor, Magnus, of Gladiatorial
famea.00ntemPlates potting his annual coat
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'of coal tar on the roof of his residence; he
alsollarebtene to give hie neighbors cows a
toueli -.bp if they \don' t stop. thinning his
mangoide. for Iiirm-afise Thomson, (of
Lobo; paid our torten 'ABU laSt 'week. -.Lt
that either the farmers in this „part
or their prudence( are oettine poor; titer
a - ,
drive their cattle out into the toad to live
-or die, which ever melte them best. Then
when they leave the arose cronperl nearly to
the roots along comes .a flock ,of sheep
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wmolt pull up retest is left on the roots.
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nod at laat cornea a drove of f igs to root
oyer the remnants. ---There was a party at
John Istout) Hedging one night last week,.
A. great many /rem this place and vioinity,
who love the light fantaatio, attended.
Some of elm partioiaatore got home in time
for ' work next morning, -Although our
village ;lees nee beast f very many young
men(aannot boat of what w' 0 have) still
they make up in quality what they lack in
quantity:- A. number of there asserable
every night on the street corners ancl make
the nighi hideous with their screeching
and howling almost equal to the Leman
haunted house. ,,If the nuisance is not
(stopped, and pretty 'soon, eome of the
young gents (two) may have the pleasure
of geeing their name e in print. --The Ann-
ual Strawberry Festival of the C. M. alaurch
-was held here on TneadatY of last week.
Loads from Lucian, Granton, and Moores.
villa were in attendence. The church and
grounds were handsomely decerated with
fiovre a and bowe.. The strawberries were
all thee could be desired, the only draw- '
,
baok being that the weather was rather
cold to sell much hie -cream or lemonade. '
After being physically (satiated the crowd
proceeded to the churoll and were treated
to a long and splendid program consisting 1
' of songs, by the home choir, soles, duets '
, ]
readinga, recitations, Boaeches, and musk
ou month organo, Samuel Sellery, B. D. 1]
& D. D. ()tinged the chair. The proceeds 4
amounted to nearly 840. The entertain '
ment - closed at .10 o'clock and every one !
went home pleased. -The road, work is go. 1
ing oil now and we are getting some better (
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endow:elk ; we need them too, The people
leitelgot to taking the road not daring to
trust their litab, s to the tender mercies of -
our so called sidewalks -The excursion to
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the Pott last week was not very well ((Men- ,
ded, and all that went were from Claude. '
boye. Nioe day too (for rubber emats.)---
Miss Clara Miller, ef the e2nd line of He- 5
Gillivray, is in lown.—Don't forget the
Foresterts spin:ton next Sunday in the St. 1
.Temes Claurch,T Clandeboye.--The harvest N
premixes to be. a short and •very busy one
. . . /
as Most of thee grain will be hp° at the .
, Entree time.-aaSeVeral of the farneem have '
their grow all out. ---Quite a menebetia4tbehe
here attended the feetiyal in Lucien on °
Friday evening last. They report having
had a good time. -The and was spent very '
• ti g ' e f eb ' 'I' ' t
qua/ y ere, mos o e ei mons going o a
Centralia and elsovhere.-Quite a load of t
Luoanites pasma . through here last Mon- ;
day en route for the Grand Bend, Oland°.
boyeai the watering alarm: They again a
passed through Rein; lacitne at a very early "
hour. They enjoyed therneelyee immense- ;
ly judging by the racket they made while
going past the village. They were singing
,, Hang • Jim McFadden ta a sour apple a
tree." -The annual pi.c.nic under the ens -it
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picas of the Mar's Hill Methodist Charch, 8'
was hold at Brinsley on the 2nd of July. 00
An interesting game of base ball was played a'
in the afternoon by:the Wolverines and' a,
Maple Leafs resulting in a victory for the '",
Ifaale Leafs by a score of 4 to 6. J. Ma- a'
Kay, of the famous Ailsa Craig Stars, um- ea:
pired the game to the satisfaction of every t't
person. After the game the crowd retired bi
to the f/T090 tor refreshments after which
they despersed without carrying out the ec
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literary pregramme, the hour being very '
late. tt
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The, undersigned would inform the pub-
le that he has just received his
SPRING *no STOCK
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-INCLUDING--femme
t. full line of Dry -Goods, Hats & Caps and,
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ae a Crockery, Boots and Shoes.
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Those wishing anything in my line wIll
ind it to their advantage to call and in
poet my geode and prices.
Highest prices paid for But-
ter aud Eggs and,all -
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kinds of produce.-
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- gDIT011 Trites.-Your regular corms-
Pondent will give yen tl.e items of the rims
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. ou.210e 2n . A fairly good crowd eras on
tuthel to witness the events, which were not
exhictly dret.o.lass. . The ruiner on the
m - .
w'.n9.4go. was h little tame, alio day eVohld
hav, e be. en soraeithat dull, but for the ex
'pleats of a short, squat, red faced eierson."
age from Exetet who came up to see the
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fun., After imbibing freely of .Take's best,
lae(went to the traek, where, after getting
,
settiewhat'excited by the hilarious bever-
ages and his surroundings, he mounted hie
yeleiele, and ;proceeded' enthusiasticselly to
defend hie character against the slanders
ettgoine foe. 'With wondmful eloquence,
great volubility, impassioned. and forcible
'language, chaste expreseions, waving theo
.
Minns aloft, while the evening. sun glinted
eit Ilia Pinning pate, he delivered an
ant:tieing and instenctiee oration to the
*enabled people. • The eye rolled, chat
heaved, the face purpled, the arms swung
aloft, while imprecations loud and deep
. .
welled from the pure and outraged borsom.
'Teems, a treat rich ,and rani, that Barnum
cettld,dtardl out -rival . The crowd ap re-
Y ' ' P
eiatedethe fun, leud. 'laughter, and boaater-
enstalan , „
lease testifying.to their 81iht.
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After the main exhibition closed, 'the era -
Or' beteok himself to a hotel, Where a side-
show was held for sometime. Tlais was
Partially reeereed for chosen • friends. 11
was more choice than thee main show.
When the orator has uffi ent y lel PP
a ai 1 0 ad
his head and meted off, if he is really in
OftillaBt about that bet he was so anxious
ittit3 malaikehevithe another tEaxeterTfin.han,,lheooftin.
. a,y -e a conerehea.ea. -. he ant 1.1.4
name a stakeholder and name a tribunal
the Matter can- ethsity, be settled.
' Your am..
A SPECTATOB.
Henson, july 3rd, 1883. .
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'ROUND THE COUNTRY..
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By Our Own correspondents.
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Uranton.
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Dr. Lang vieited Exeter last week on
onsultation.
Hugh and Will; our blonde dudes, shin.
eg like ie,wels in a muck heap, strayed
eto Exeter. enquiring the name of the
71mEs' correspondent,
The Rev. Christopher Hamilton . Meth°.
, a
ist arrived laet week to take el:argot of
ae Granton circuit. ,
J. E; 'Murray, merchant, has been
aosen by the brethren of Wildey Loelge
'o. 153,1.0.0.F., as repreeentative to the
rand lodge to•be held at Barrie some-
um in july. . - ' '
The stravrberry festival uuder the ans.
ices ,of the church of England was decided.
' superior in many respects to any held in
As Bectioia int'past years. The chilly . at.
iosphereeprevented a number from attend-
ig also the making away with the largo
ipply of ice cream, lemonade, &o.
or -4-•4-4
Creditor). "
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The fie mll bout through with
x 1 s are awe
theft winter's work- and will seen prepare
for the ihreshin of this year's orop which
g
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le in a fine eenditien.
Our band h ' ml) t '''' a/18°26114a
as no le ed rr
to go 00 Batfield on the 1221x. The boys
Are a "edit to our town and are haying
hainerous calls from • far and near, which
speaks well. .
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' On Saturday last Mr. and 'ItIrs. S. Wood
entertained themselves by hoeing a picnic
a . the Bend, :with a number of friends
ieli. . . ire t d . • a
,,,,:, , we ten rs, au ,e:was a anemia ana,
"a 'Pleasant' thne °Pent' ' -
Bili and Jerry had a glorious time in
town on Timed/lay. f thown lon,1 f.
One °- 'he- 7- I-
trip to "Eu --Rope" but eyentutally found
himself on dry land looking a little worse
for the journey.
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DOMINION DAT. -Out village was almost
deserted on Monday last. Many went to
the Grand Bend to enjoy themselves by the
lake ; °there to Hengell t° gee the meg ;
some to see the caledonian games at God.
erioh ; but the majority spent the day by
attending the Annual Strawberry Festival
at Centralia. All seemed to have enjoyed
themselves. .
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• The Crediton Court of Foresters hay e
made a(speeial iudiniement to parties wish -
ing to join the society during the last month
and have had their. labors crowned with
the initiating of almost twenty members,
This makes the Court here very strong.
We wish them prosperity and hope they
will secure the prize effered for the Court
securing the most new ntembers for the
above inhentioned term,
Here is a solution of the death of Mr.
,r
Carter's goat viz. -A number of er ons
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wauted to join the Foresters. The said
persons are told they must ride the goat,
to be initiated; we alsothear that the old
court goat died of dyspepsia, and that the
court intended securing brother Carterat
goat in its; stead. Now these persons
not denitiona of this exereise found a waa
°Iit of the diffiealtY• There was no other
goat the vicinity and so they conspired
to destroy the said goat.
The young men who attended camp at
Stratford with the Exeter Company of the
33rd battalion have returned, and we are
glad to hear that they acquitted themselves
honorably while in camp. We naust 'con-
gratulate Sergt, Wm. Kari who accom.
panied them, for having won the handeome
medal for the best marksman in the beta
having made the most point% Will is a
keen ohot end this is cenite a feather in his
cap as lie never before competed in a target
practice of this kind.
elociantea.- On Saturday last odourred
what might Mut) been a fatal accident, in
the ems end of the village. It appears that
a eon of Mr. Cann and another little fel-
low were amueing themselves by igniting
gun powder After having put consider.
able on a board they ignited it and getting .fiell
too close to it the Cann boy had his hoe
and eyes severely scorched. Medical aid
was Secured and his eye -sight will be saved
although severely Mjured, We hope the
boys have learnt a leeson and will in fut.
ureiceop away froni Rua powder. We also
that none of oar merolvente sell Pow-
dor to boys.
,
Peasowaa.--Rey. Mr. Fife and family
arrived on Friday to take charge of this
of the Methodist Clittreli.--alre.
Veale, or Dolman, is the gtiest of Mrs, 8,
Wm, tales, of Alpena, Mich.,
.81 thie place, is in this vicinity ilig
friends alai acgaintancesah-Mr. A,
H. Gaiser, of Sarnia, paid his palmate 4
visit on the iet.--illies Kate Dinney
rettienecl home after a shoot visit to
he London. -Messrs, C. Eilber, jr ,
Eilber, 50., and Won. Saleer, have
arrived from St. Pani and the North
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west and report Wotk very doll. They fifty
'cities are overstoCked with laborers and
many aro coining back fione them not to
,
able to aeoure work. -Mrs, I. W., right;
is home again after a very pleasant
to Toronto, to too her parents.-ltlisii daily
SWeitAINT who hao been visiting at Imam
for ihe plutt *Itrati. week, has re. horbood,
Woo Rollins, wholos been
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Elimville.
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Haying is, being 3arried on briskly.
Our village blacksmith poi a shoe on a
(Yen weeks old -colt on Tuesday last..
MISSCharlotte Eacrett of Exeter, spent a
w days 'visiting Mende in the village.
Mr. Thom Veal had new potatoes for
uner on. Iuttr,lat Some wore no bigger
tri'12 114.3}A egfik but some were (fine ones.
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atieeyiceet of tbe Elan-
lhe . . • tililiniday and Monday,,
ily lit and 2nd, were 'pleasing and sue-
seful. . The Sunday services were ' exoell
it and largely attended, the collections
nounting to 10.95. On Monday the
miher was all that could be desired, and
e grounds in excellent condition. Soon
ter 12.30 o'clock the people began to pour
to the grounds and when the platform
lading was begun !at large crowd haa
enabled. One hour and a half was
eagantly and profitably spent m listening
singing, reoitations, and dialogues by
O scholare, ;and addresses by Rev. Mr.
(Andrew's, assistant pastor of the circuit,
d Rev. D. A. Moir of Woodhata, Tea
os served from 4 p. so, until 7 p. ro. ;
er five hundred partook of strawberries
lioli vvere pronounced delicious, having
en all picked after sunrise Monday morn-
e. The afternoon was pleaeantly pent
varione amusement's, base -ball, - foot -ball
d the tug of war, seeming to attract the
;erest and attention of the majority.
le anniversaries here !seem to be growing
favor as the attendance inoreasee groat-
frora year to year. The proceede of the
tival reached the bandeome sane of 882.
is, with the collection and proceeds from
ter ennees, will amount to about $100.
,
— —.-.0ne of
them. The Hensall men talked money and
wanted to play for $50 a side, but when the
money was put up they weakened. The
Hensel] team play *air game of agricul-
tural ball but are a complete failure when
playing against a good team like Liman.
The manager of the Irish Nine has depos•
ited $15 to bind a bet of $50 to play a game
of ball with Heiman on Tueaday,July 17t11,
on the Exeter grounds. The Heusall club
is to be heard from soon. The raoney is
deposited in the, hands of Mr. Wesley
Havekshaw. The same players to be play -
ed on ceetali side.
'We apologize very humbly and meekly
to the people of Clandeboye. We aoknow-
ledge that we were the innocent 081180 of
having that peaceful little burg disgraced
for all time to come, by having to own
such an unmitigated ass as the missing
link that oorreaponds from there. We
merely gave him a little good advice as
we objected having ladies or clergymen
introduced into the correepondence. We
started to correspond from Lucian for pure
amusement ; we intended to injure no one.
We have distributed our favors pretty even-
ly and even the Clandeboye correepondent
cannot but say that our feeble efforts have
all been original. When we . gave the
Olandeboye correspondent a little touch up
a couple of weeks ago we believe we did
eall hitn an uneaged idiot. He has been
kind enough to agose with us and aeknow-
ledge that that is what he is. Wo glint(
now since finding out who he is that he
should at °nee be °aged, as 11 18 dangeroue
to have a specimen ouch as he its 'wander-
ing around loose. We again apologize to
the people of Clandeboyo and hope they
Will accept our apology. AS to the corres.
pondent we do not think it necessary to
.,
deg,rade ourselves by apologizing to him me
we do not think he is endowed with any
of those pious feelings human beings gen-
erally possess, he being only au exam, for
e linmen being 'of course is devoid of all
sensibilities usually possessed by men.
it-itilt.-.11
Biddulph CoUalCil•
Elie Council met pursuant to adjourn-
nt in tbe Temperance Hall, Granton, at
aolook p. ne., on the 18th inst. The
ev,e and all the members present. Ac-
LR to the araount of $592.82 wore pass.
A communication from Mr. Hogan -
e. grant was read and referred to the
araiseioneis of Nod. 3 and 4, Moved by
Beaton, seconded by G. S. H. Hedgins,
it the clerk is hereby instructed to ;ad
) the G. T. R. authorities that this
mail is prepared to grade and grade and
vel Station. street in the village of Gran-
if railway company will supply grave/
:amatory- Carried. By-law No. 4, of
8, was duly passed. The Council ad -
rind to meet again in tho Court room,
ndeboye, on Monday July 2n6, at Itha.
COURT OE IIIIVISION.
110 Court met pnrsuant trOdjournment
the Temperenoe Hall, Granton. All
abers present. The following altera-
,s and correctioas were made in the
element roll :-T. Simpson was assessed
lots 1, S, 3, W. B. St., village of Gran-
; W. Dowan was put on as oot, on lot
eon, 10; Ti. Mowbray had a dog struck
W. B. Stewart dog stretch off; 3. Sut.
11. D., was put on as oat. on part of
14, 6011.1 ; Rev. C. Hamilton was put
es oct, on lot 12, W. M. St., Granton;
afros, M. Steel, and S. Hudson wore
on as L 0, S., oct, and wagoarner,
lectively, The pereonel property on lot
eon. 0, Was knelt off ; A:BroWer was
on etS tenant for the .Grantone flour mill.
lie roll wars taken as finally revised auct
wing adjourned. gir. D. stgajay,
, olgi a,
•
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Zurich. se
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Bismarolc and family, accompanied by his in
wife and a number of friends, were rustioa- cc
ting on the breexy shore of lake lefaron, on er
2nd hid. , la
The eldest son of Mr, let, Bossonberry is
lying seriously ill. .At present writing, T
there it little hope of his recovery. sv
We are sorry to see that oar youug P.
Mend, Mr. MeNevin is troubled with a st
lame lag; we hope 12 15 nothing eerious. yc
Be careful, dear boy, and you may yet be 11:
all right by Sunday, p. tn. gl
Last week Mr. and Mrs. Faust, acoorn- go
pealed by Mrs. G. Holtzman, attended the lie
camp meeting services at Itlihimay. Mr. /31
F. reports a large crowd in attendance and R.)
good accommodation.
Mr. Ed Bosseuberry brought his trotting HI
mare, Maud B., from Seaforth la,st Satur- lat
day, where 0110 has been under medical eit
treatment for a strained leg, euel, we are siv
happy to say that she has so far recovered sh
that Mr. 33. intends to fit her up for fhb stc
racers. lat
Quite a nutnber of onz. sports Attended pia
the Hansen -aces on Moaday, 2nd ink., ou
and from what they say we can cengratu. oot
late the Hensel' rnoe course association on tor
their suocessful management of the days see
proceedings.7,The race course was iu anion. pre
did condition, and for esteieg pueposes etr.
stands second to note ht. tvestern Ontario. tie
Pansegam-aliss Shannon, who has had as
charge of D. Steinbaolge !millinery alepart. Sir
MCA this spring, left bete on Tuotiday for }Ti
Exeter, where she Will epend n. few days He
with Miss Edith Dyer previone to return- km
to her home at Walkertom-Mhe ad old
Mee. itl. Pfaff left here for their home at ly '
Berne Jametion Huren Co. Mich. Ho
While air, 'Phil Sipple was driving om
arceind the eortier Oppoeite. the Commercial chi
on afenagy ever, last, by SODIO means ot the
other, tha Iniggy tipped ' over, tbrowing on
Mr. 5, on the • hard gravel,. bruising and pro
Marking, hie face considerably, and other- izte
wiee alightly injuring him. We are glint Inn
sea that Phil is able to get around all die;
- ea 1
Mowiag machine?) oaii be heard teed aeon cid(
passing through the Villege &OM one to t
to the other in the inemediate neigh, ma
The, betty season for farmers,' tier
has made ft start stud Prospects of a good istb
.
Bdbylon Line
Notes. , trust
,
Mr. SOl. Martin
retnrued home
were attending circuit
; they report
aomttttaigt at eeteaa,__Ide
faemerly
of others, with visiting
were rusticating
enjoying the short
and taking. in hag
wbioli were friends
. Einrrj*
Geo. Broder. just
.
lifter hie late
about two Weekt the
no house he tliat
a distance being
hoPth feet inut 'Grant
Walk fee some tip
. DOM
attended Rantburg
tiocids on turtied.-ltfrd.
.te
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Mr. Rennie and wife,.
nod daughter have again
from Mildmay wherethey
anneal canto meeting service
It good time, and aegrythtua
the grounds, ,
lelialoeter, and a number
their wives and families,
ou the shore of Lake a.Hurou,
balmy breeaes of the lake,
eights .at Grend Bead,
Wo are pleased: to see Mr.
. .
getting around agate
aecident which happened
ago.. While working on his
from the top scaffold floor,
fifteen feet, and injured
end *as not tiblo te
.
A large -twin -bet' of Babylonites
Iiinderfoot in England's
&today. the nova.
the
ONSUMPTION SURELY CUDED. ,may.
ME EDITOIG
lease hiform your reeders that I have a ick
tive remedy for the above named dis-
,. By its tiinely ' use thotisande 'of
Meoa 011(103 INIVO been nernianently fell
it I ehall be glad to send two betties of
iy reined) rate: tO any of your readere Ibis
hate conatimption ii they will send tirrie.
;heir Exprese and P: a, addrese. ,
espeolitilly, ' Due T. A. SLOCUM, - the
alto, Ont.' ''.3Z Yorigo'street.
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001+1011 TIOUltS
109 m. to Up 121. Saturdays, 3,0 a,xn, to 1P.TO
A. A. C. DENOVAN,
''Exeter, ock, 96, '02. %image,
Itsurourramompourmariormimeme,
crop is looking oonaiderably better than it
aid Ave or six weeks ago, and if the present
proapects oontinue/a good yiel'l wilt yet be
harvested. '
Mr. H. Tlapple has purehased the bus.
Mess of Meath's. tWagner &Axt and ha$
taiten possession. Goods to be eold at low
priees. All eacounte due the late firm ate
to be paid Mr. Preppie, who will assume
liabilities aof the late firm to wholesale
house
The season of pin-nies has fully set in ;
one or two pass through here every day
en route for the Grand Bend or Taylor's
grove, Sauble lane. Zuriebites are not
behind hi enjoying themselves in this
manner. The children have had their
pio-nic, the 'bloods' have had theme, black
smiths and wagon makers have hadtheir
day's outing, as deo the' flax employees .
whioh ;Was' probably the largest pio-nie
from here this season.' -
OdiVedneaday last, June 27211, burglars
entered the Zurich woollen mill; dhenectby
afessrs. Johnston Broe. , by raising a win-
dow ou the 9E121 side of the building and
commenced operations on the safe, which
etood in the office in front part ot the mil/.
Two holes were drilled in the door; one
above the handle a little to the right; and
the other in a direct line about 8 or 10
inches below, Mark of a punch on the
top hole can be seen by whioh Rill supposed
that the would-be-burglare tried to force
the combluation ; failing in thia, it is
supposed that thebottona hole was made
n hopes of striking the bottona bolt and
nserting powder in order to blow off the
door ;but before aocomplisbing their Tile
urpotie they must leave been frightened by
eine noiee, ae no farther injury was done
o the safe. And it was thus aft. T. John -
on found their safe on Thursday a. 02,
'he question nosy is : who are the vile per -
one who lower themselvee to euoh a low,
ean, sneaking and contemptible °coupe -
ion ? There is plenty of honest raoriey 121
our town and it eau be got only by honest
abor and honest dealings. Safe crackers
aye a good financial opinion of no, and
ell they might, after the recent haul from
. , Steinbach which amounted in all be -
(Veen 800 and 1000 dollars which is very
ood earninge in one night. The hottest
lace in hades is none too good for such
rooks.
Bidclulph.
Crops look good in this yiainity.
The wife of Michael Twohey, policeman
ondon, is visiting friends in Biddielph.
Mr. 8, Langford is off epending his
mnmer holidays in Westminster.
Miehael Sullivan of Nebraska, is also
ere, and there is talk about him taking a
ayward partner bank with him.
We are glad to hear 01 124 recovery of
r, S. Fulton, framer, who got hurt at a
wising some time ago, e -
Thomas Twohey ha's reecorered frora 00
evere attack Of rlieumatiam, and now
akes his usual stand on Sunday, on the
ridge near the emigrant'x cabin.
John Bennett challenges any man in
iddlesex to build Russel'a patent fence,
e says in fiVe days he built very close to
rty rods,
Mr, Wm. Thompson avers that he will
aye to give up farming and go sellifig pins
something, that the fall wheat is gone
this country.
Seines Cain and R. Casey started to dig
well BOTO6 time ago and 11 10 thought that
is a cave they are digging now. They
aided it /Our feet and a half in diameter
d now it is eleven feet four inches in di-
eter.
John Whalen has Ivo the surveyor hone
mien. bekase the line fence between him
d Mrs. Cain was not in the right place,
d the result wee the widow had to move
e fence in on her farm three inches and
yen sixteenths. A bad wind blows no-
ly any good.
John Kent, while returning from Lori-
n some time ago, sae s he was met on
e road near Birr, by what he supposed
s five highwaymen and they stopped leis
rse. Although John not being a name to
ear, he admits that he was very nearly
=sitting sin by taking the Lord's name
vain ; but when John gained sufficient
neap: to speak to the supposed maraud -
s to his great Surprise he found them to*
only poor hermlees little elcunke.
EXIT Beath -A plonk is to bo held on
ursday /July the fifth, at the cedar
amp school, and a big time is expeoted.
Grace and D. McDonnell ere to dance a
p dame for the hand and heart of a fair
ung lady. WM. Jaokeon and Daniel
der are:to fight six ronnele with fourounce
yes, gooseberry rules to govern, for the
te receipts, a thetmand dollars and the
htweight obampionship of America. P,
eau backs batmen, and P. Curtin backs
(der ; R, S. Bodging is chogen referee.
Tho inatobiography of Mr. Samuel Rill
doing. The many fiends of our poem.
Deputy Reeve would be interested in a
rt sketch of his life. He is au extene
importer of short horn cattle, Berk -
re hogs and plymouth rocks. 1:16 nsa
meg advocate of representation by popn-
ioia, whieh caused his heart to go pita
on seeing the way money was layished
briclgoe and . paltry offices aroun6 the
nty building ; so he promised the else -
ate that if eyetect he would ocoupy e
t at the county board himself, which
raise he fulfilled to the letter. He ie 10
ng advent° of high schools and educe -
o generally. He was formerly known.
.ed Sam, but on the dearth of his uncle,
Thoinas Hill and also Rev. Rowland
1, the title Hill descended to Samuel.
is also related to the Hodgins of Bun:,
Hill of who there ate several of the
land inarke left ainonget as yet, 302152]
-
112000138, bettor knowu no Tommy 0.
hies, who tney yet prove a formidable
onent of Samuel II. in .the
mime as mirloubtaaly he min eall out •
full forces ;of Wellington add, Bluclier
a inoine.nte notice at any tiine aud may
vet more theti a match for the dieorgan-
Inigade tilSannul H, Ttodgios,90 let
call the roll. The title, Hill. Was
mad for 4 time by Mitchell alonntain
eing next of kita, but it was Elnelly de
-
d by Arbitration 1241 1* was to descend
mina, Sainuelis very pronainent
noted for his sincerity of manner and
Mildness, in fact a general favorite, It
e general opinion ho will bowardon nez
yeat it Tommy 0, sparea WM.