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PRACTCAL
Watch -Maker & Jeweller.
Fon the Finest Stook' and OheitpeSt
GeOda to he found in Ontario call on
CReichertbach
aVateb ,inalt ,
& Optician.ft.
3fine Assort f
Terwaro. no I
all k i n de
-satisfactu r
or, ,Teiv'eller
Parkhill. A
inent of Sil-
Pairing of
promntlY &
ilY done. No
work sent to -, .,-ho
'ut all
bexe
own eetablishment,
-vision.
Spectacles of alt
At rial
cities, .-
, cutod in his
under his personal super-
sizes to suit all sights
$ 0110ite (.1 • .
C. BTIBN
BliOBAIn,
. - . . , . . ...,
LEGAL .
1 !NH. DIOKSOIN, Barrister, Soli. i
e e . after ef Supreme Court ,NotaryPublie i
:loriveyaneei Comm isdioner , &O. Money to
Loan.
Odle° in Fanson's Mock, Exeter ,
-
H. COLLINS, I
id.
B arristerI SolicitorI C onveyancer EtcI .,
lb X.LITEE, - ONT.
4Dffrireq.amwe11's131ock 11 all's old office.)
--
ARmouR W, FORD,
Solicitor in the Supreme Court of Ontario,
Conveyaneer,Commissioneri&e., &c. Special.
attention given lio the colleotion of eilaims in 1
ihe United States: Patent; premixed), money
to loan atlowest rates. °dice: Opeta, ;House
Block, St.Marys, Ont.
VLLIOT &ELLIOT,
-I-LA
larristers, Solicitors, Notaries PbliQ,
Conveyancers &c, &o•
t3raloney to Loan at Lowest Rates of
Interest.
OFFICE, - MAIN - STREET, EXETER.
L V. vernox. J. nx,LIOT.
• JJENT Ai.
11 L. BILLINGS,
• mmiv-TxsT,
0 IF PIC 1E : over 07.1rELVS Hanle
Nitrous Oxide Gas for Painless Extraction.
ja KINSMAN ,DENTISTai.D.S
Santwell's Block, Main-st.,Exeter,":,.`
Extracts Teeth withoutpain,
by giving Vegetable Vapor. Goid
ic• Pilings and-- all other dental
, work the best possible. Goes
4 • W. to ZURIon on last Thursdayin
,,. _ .... each anent h t,
• MEDICAL
0 LUTZ, D. M. ,
‘,..1 . oincieat hiereeidence Exeter
T BROWNING M. D., IA. 0
CY • P. i ,GraduatoVictoriaDniversity.0ifice
4ndiresidence,DominionLaboratory, Exe ter
R. RYNDMAN, coroner for the
ill County of Huron. Oce, opposite Mr.
. Carling's store,Exeter.
•TVt. 3. A. ROLLIN b, M.O. P. S
-11-, 0. Oftioe, Alain Ei...Exeter,Ont.Besiden
e nous or ecently occupied by P.
lasq.
AUCTIONDEES.
ENRY EILBER, Licensed Auc-
tioneer for Flay,§tophert, and
MeGilli-
7ravTownship5: Wee a onducted at moderate
sates. 0 ince-At Poe t-oiliae ,Orediton , Ont.
TOTIN GILL, Auctioneer for the
PJ Townships of Stephen, Efay and Usborne
end the Village of Exeter. All sales pronantly
attended, non satisfaction guaranteed. Sales
arranged lit this office.
VETERINARY
AND HURON & MIDDLESEX iAZ1TPL.
"'HEW TO TEE LINE,, LET THE CHIPS FALL WHERE THEY MAY."
OL. XVI. NO., 4.
EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. 20bh 1888.
Tennent & Tennent
VETERINARY SURGEONS,
--
Graduates of the Ontario Veterinary College.
OFF= One �oor South of Town Hall.
Market Square
eneral, Store
-
The undersigned would inform the pub-
ic that be has just received his
PRING STOCK
-11NOLUDING-a-
ful1 line of Dry -Goods, Hats & Caps, and
Crockery, Boots and Shires.
Those wishing anytbing in my line will
ncl it to their advantage to oall and in
pect my geode and prices.
ighest prices paid for BUt-
ter and Eggs and all •
kinds of produce.
J. P. Ross.
•To Let.
STATION HOTEL TO LET. Easy Terms.
Apply to the undersigned.
June 14.- • I. CARLING.
MONEY TO ,LOAN.
ATONE/. TO LOAN AT 6 AND 61 -
per cent, 825,000 Private Funds. Best
Loaning Companies represented.
L. II. DICKSON,
Barrister, Exeter,
INSURANCE .
For Sale.
Threefirst-elass farms -100 acres each -Lon.
don Road, within one mile of Exeter.
Apply to ELLIOT &ELLIOT.
Solicitors, Sto., Exeter.
For Sale.
A. good farm for sale on easy terms
lot 82 con 2, township of Usborne, 100 scree,
gcod buildings and fences, wellunderdirsined
convenient to churches and school. Apply
to Elliot Bs Elliot,barristers, or John T rick,
Exeter.
ffill'E WATERLOO MUTUAL
_s... FIRE IN SIMIAN 0E00.
••••••••••••
rpo the Deaf. -A person cured ot
Deafness andnoiscs in the head of 23
years standing.bY a vimple remedy. Will send
a description of it rann to any one applying to
Nraotsort,30 St.John-St.,Montreal.
To Rent,'
One Alundreil aeres in 9th eon., 131anshard,
excellent soil, and in good cultivation. dry
rolling land, well watered by spring creek.
Large barns and comfortable house. • 13 acres
summerfallow. Liberal terms to good. tenant.
Apply to ROBERT BONIS
St. Maryy P.O.
Established in .3163.
,I1EAD OFFICE - WATERLOO, ONT.
This conaT.anv has been over Eighteen
yeare inammessful operation iu Weetern On-
ta,rio,ancloontinues to insure againstloss or
damage by Pire,13uilclings,Merchat dise,k4an-
mfactories,and e.3.1 othectleseriptiot soflinsur-
able property. futending insurers have the
option of insuring on the Premium Noto or
ealh System
During the past ten years this Company
has issued 57,006 Policies. covenin g property
to thettinount of 040,372,088 ; and paid inloss-
s a ione $ 700,752,00
AssetS, 4476,100.00, consisting o f Cash
dank, Go venni-lent D o sit ,thn d the uneas-
e seed Premium No toe on han dant' in force. ,
Atipxnq INT E. Pr eside t. . 10. TAyLon,
Secretary. J.L' lineiniss,Inspeotor. CHAS.
NELL Agontror Exeter and vicinitst.
ugumaniumegnmemurriorworsowsus•
The Great English Prescription.
• A successful Medicine used over
80 years in tlsouSands of cases.
Cures Sperniatorrhea, Nervous
'Weakness, Emissions, Impotency
and all diseases canted by Abuse.
frizaront] indiscretion, Or over-exertion. (amen]
Six packages Guoranteed to eurewhen all others
Fail. Ask your Druggist for The Greet English
Prase:06.m, take no substitute. One package
Si. SIX $5, by mail. Write for Pamphlet, Addtees
lisatneka Chemical Co.. Detroit. allohe
s
• Cli1NTRAL
arber Shop
Well Digging.
........m...sominswousvanewaramenstr
• TOMO THE COUNTRY.
By Our ()win Cori.expondents,
• Znrich. Fair.
The first Agricultural show in this local-
ity this season vas held at ZUrieh On
Thursday mut Friday last under the axle -
pins of the Hay Branch Society. As penal
notwithstanding the ditto being early, the
success of the Society was equal to former
years. In all departments the °lessee
were well tiled and the exhibits of a high
order, displaying in a marked degree the
enterprise and tastes of the citizens of
Zurich and surrounding country. The
weather was pleasant, tbe attendance large
and everything considered, the Directorate
have good reason to compliment themselves
upon the •unprecedented eumess of this
year's fair. Following is a list of the sue.
cesful Prize winners.
The undersigned 'wishes to inform the pub-
lic that he is now engaged in well digging.
' JOHN warterB & Sools
Pobiisher sarsdProprietors
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Honsns.-Draught-Mare with foal at
aide, foal not judged with mare, 3. Load -
mats, S. Sulfite, D. McKinnon; Foal, 3.
Loadman, D. MoKinnon, S. Smilie ; Year-
ling colt, Thos. Woodley, F. Taylor ; one
year old gelding, R McAllister; two
year old filly, 'J. Sparrow R. MoMurdie,
A. MoMurdie ; Span of horses in harness
and wagon, F. Coleman, J. Rennie, A Gei-
ger. Agrioultural.-Brood mare with foal
at side, foal not jnclged with mare, R. Mc-
Laren, jr., A. MoEwen, 3. Munro; Foal, B.
Collins, R McLaren, jr., F. Taylor ; Year-
ling oolt, A. Sparks, Love Bros. ; two year
old gelding, W D McLean; one year Sold
filly, T Caldwell, 3 McGregor, Wm Thursk;
two year old filly, P Munn, A Buchanan ;
epan in harness, 13 Crawford, G Ross, la
Bauer. General Purpose. -Brood mare
with foal foal not judged with mare, R Mc
Allister, H. Bauer; foal A Geiger, Jhfulhol-
lancl, liMoAllister; yearling colt, J
D Bali, R McAllister year old gelding
A Monteith, -----, A Monteith; two
year old gelding, Lo ve Bros., Jno Schnell
P Donates ; two year old filly, R 'Kettle, J
Cooper, J Frayne ; span of horses in har-
nem and waggon, J MoKealey, J McGreg-
or, A Sparks, jr. Oarriage.-Brood mare
with foal, foal not judged with mare, Thies,
Ballantyne, EC MoTaggart, A Buchanan ;
foal,Jas Hodgins. W Dickson, 3 Sport;
yearling colt, W D McLean, 3 Mackay &
Sons, A Spark; year old gelding, A Bu-
chanan Geo Shellery ; two year old geld-
ing, W Dickson, Thos Woodley, 3 Vidour ;
one year old filly, J Sanders; two year old
filly, W D McLean, A Ingram, A Buchan-
an; span of horses in harness and carriage
White & Efawkshaw, Thos .Bissett; buggy
horse in harness and buggy, A J Haray, T
Bissett, J Sparrow,
CATTLE. - Thorbughbred Durham -
Mich cow in milk or in ottlf,Elcott Bros.,
lat and 2ud, 11 13appel ; two year old heif-
er, H & W D Smith, H Happel; yearling
heifer, Btpott Bros., J Reader, Eloott Bros;
heifer calf, H Happel, 3 Roeder 2nd & 3rd;
bull calf, H & W D Smith, W Trumbull, J
MoAltistee.--Other thanithoroughbred Dur-
ham. -Milch cow, J Hedging, J &warns, 0
hillier; heifer calf, A Ingram lat and 2nd,
Hudson; yearling heifer, D Stemma El-
cott Bros. 2nd and 3rd ; two year old heif-
er, A Ingram, J Voelker, A Ingram ; two
year old steer, R McArthur, U Happel 2nd
and 3rd ; one year old steer, AIngram, 311.
ecu Bros. 2nd and 3rd , fat eow or heifer,
Eloott Bros. ; fat ox or steer, 11. Happel
let 2nd and third.
• Si:ranee-Lone Wool -Ram lamb, Geo.
Penbale, let and 2n4 ; pair ewes having
raised lambs in 1888. Geo Penhale 1st and
2nd ; pair yearling ewes, Geo Penbale ;
pair ewe lambs, Geo Penhale lat and 2nd.
Fine wool -Aged ram, J. Coopers W Coop-
er ; yearling ram, Jno Duncan W Coop-
er I ram lamb, Oooper let and 2nd ; pair
ewes having raised lambs in 1888, 3 Coop-
er, J Daman ; pair yearling ewes, J Dun-
can, J Cooper; pair ewe Iambs, J Cooper,
W Cooper; pair fat sheep, W Cooper, Geo
Penbale.
Perm -Large Breecia-Aged boar, 3 Tro.
yer. Berksbire-11 Delbridge, al & W D
Smith ; aged sow, P Koehler ; spring hoar
11 Deibridge lat & and.
HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS. -- Collection
of apples, E Gies, A Kaercher, A Lemon ;
piste of 4 named varieties fall apples, J
Suratus,E Gies, A. Kee:Tiler ; prate four
named varietiee winter apples, Jos Wild,
Surarus, D Stumm ; plate of 5 northern
spies, N Deichart, A Kaerther ; plate of 5
Baldwius J Mellick, A. KaercLer ; plate of
Spitzenburg, Jos Wild, I) auroras ;
plate ot 5 Newton pippins, Jos Wild, A
Kaercher ; plate of 5 ;mow apples, 11 Koeh-
ler, jr, P Koehler ; collection of russet ap-
ples, J 13rown, II Wu= ; elate at 5 Can-
ada red apples 3 Surarus, A Kaerchor ;
plate of 6 Ribston pippin apples, A Karcher
Surarus • plata of 5 fall pears, 8 Martin,
D Sacb ; collection of pears, J Koehler, A
McEwen ; plate of 12 peaches, H Ortwein,
G Ruby : plate of 5 golden russets, H
Bauer, J Snell ; Plate of 6 bunchee of
grapes. R Much, J Ruby ; best colleetion
grapes, a Dihler ; plate of 12
minas D , pounds, D MoEwen, Wurm.
ErrhAS,--Twine work j Valour ; work-
ed slipper 011 cloth, H 0 Faust ; cone work
H 0 Faust; ;mach holder, 14 0 Faust ;
fancy fan, 5 Booker; wreath on cotton,
Pt Wagner ; darned net, Wm Parsons ;
crochet work, J Cooper ; watch pocket, E
Jaossenberry ; darned net pillow shams, E
Bossenberry ; Berlin wool work, A .fohn-
ston • pin cushion, Geo Shelby; lamp mat
• R iVagner ; crass: werk cushion, Wm
Pareons ; ric Teo shirt, E Bonsenberry ;
Berlin wool evotk on velvet, Dr tuebanan ;
Japanese Lim A Doan ; cauvae tidy, J &
D Monier ,• sett buffalo harneae, A Doan ;
wool ball tidy, 8 Beaker; orazy quilt, Dr
Buchanan ; knitted lace, Geo /CI:mit • tiat
bozy, Johnston ; otoohet laeo, A Doan ;
erochot bib, S Becker ; table mat mullion,
Geo Shelby ; Berlin on felt, D Bell ; Mott-
les( cloth, S Booker ; tnotto pillow sham
5 Becker camp stool, la Boomnberry ;
cone bracket, II Wurm; Berlin Wool wreath
on wire, II Cook.
Be will dig, brick up and bore 25 feet for
815; 25 cents raise on every additional ten
feet. Atrial solicited.
THOS. SbIALE. Elimville P. 0.
For Sale.
Brick residence and two lots on Gidley-at.
Good house containing seven rooms,two halls,
ki tehen, pantry, wash room and cellar. Also
a good stable, and fruits in tho garden. The
Property be sold cheap as the proprietor
is giving up house -keeping. Apply on the
premises.
PANSON'S BLOCK,
A. Hastings, Pro p,
Sheeting end- Hair tting in the latest etyles
of the art.
Every attentien paid to eutting
Ladie.s ana Children's Hair.
swrrclins mapti t,t04 (AMER
RICHARD HANDFORDasn
LONDON, ONT.
The OPENING of the Forest City Business
College on Sep t. 3. Was 25 PER CENT. IN AD-
VANCE of any previous year. FACULTY has
been Strengthened, and Seating Capacity in-
creased to accommodate 150 students.
ADDRESS: WESTERVELT 'roux.
-THE-
Nfaiii
or:a
clover seed, D Surarus, D Bell. A. Ingrain;
helf-husael timothy seed, A. -Ingram, A Birk
J Hagan.
Isaowees.--13oquet of out flowers, J Ruby
A Molinven.
Demurer/0 MANUFACTURES, -Ten yards of
fulled °lona Geo Knott, A Johnston ; ten
yards setinette, A Johnston ; ten yards of
homeonado flannel, white allwool, A. John-
stou ; ten yards home-made Rennet, white,
cotton and wool, A Johnston ; ten yards
home-made flannel, colored, cotton and
wool, A Lemon, A Buohanan ; pair bleu-
ket, 3 Cooper, Geo Knott ; pair meu's
Bannoral shoes, peggcd, F libier: pair
man's dress ,shoes orgaiters, sown by band,
F Kibler : pair ladies' oalf shoes, sewed ow
pegged, Is Kibler ; one pound home-made
white woollen yarn, G Nicholson, A John-
ston.
The subscriber would resneetfully announce
to the public that he has now on hand a largo
stock of the various kinds of wooden pumps :
and tha,t he has added facilities, by which he
can supply ordered work on the very shortest
notice.
—
1115
PUMPS Alta Irma. Ann rAvonintx KNOWN,
AND REQUIRE No LAUDING BERN.
Well -digging for fifty cents it foot for 30
feet, 25 cents for every extra ten feet.
A eall solieited.
GEO. CIJDNORE,
Exeter, July.1888. Huron Street.
SE HE
INTERCOLONIAL
L
OF CANADA,
The direct rent° between the west and .11
pointe ou the low,er St. Lawrence and Tillie
de Chalour, Province of Quebec, also for
New Brunswick, Nova Sebtia, Prince Edward
and Cape Breton Islande, Newfoundland and
St. Pierre.
All the popular suninaer sea ,bathing and.
it skiing resorts are along this line.
NeW. and elegant litifet Sleeping and Day
Cars viin on through Exprese trains. be-
tween Montreal, Hrilifax and St. John.
Canadian European Mali: and
PatSseriger R011te •
PaesengersforiGreat Britain or4he Conti:
tient by leaving Montreal bit Thureday,
ioin outward Mail stentner nt Eirimuski
the Ramo evenin g,
The attention of shippere is directed to
• GARDEN VEGETABLES. -One half-busLiel
rose potatoes, J Schlueter, J Swami, .A.
Geiger; one half -bushel white elephant po-
tatoes'H Faust, Voelker ; half bushel
any other variety, J Troyer, A Geiger, Gee
Shelby; peck white beans, Jos Wild, A Mo.
liwea; twelve ears yellow corn, J. Ruby, A
Geiger ; six ears street corn, A Karcher, J
Melia ; twelve ears white corn, H (Jook,
11 O'Brian; Welles large rod onions, H
Cook, Troyer ; twelve large white onions
H Cook, R O'Brien:a twelve red field Oar -
TOW, H Cook, Wm Pars0118 ; nix red gar-
den carrots & Cook, Wm Parsons: twelve
Swedish turnips, Jos Wild, H Steinbach ;
six yellow, globe mangolds, A Johnston. H
Wurtz '• six long red mangolds, &leech,
A Wurtz ; any variety mangolcle, P Kohler;
pumpkin, II Faust, .11 Warm ; squash, J
Voelker, A Johnston ; three antler melons,
H Ortwein, 3 Ruby; three musk melons,
H Ortwein, 3 Ruby; three, heads Oxford
cabbage; F Kibler, J Ruby; three heads of
drumhead cabbage, JBuby, N Deithert ;
six blood beets, J Troyer ; eix rooted beets,
A ,Tohnston J. Ruby ; peek tomatoes, A
ahnston, 3 afelliek ; citrons, R Boll, A
Johnston ; six black Spanish radishes, P
Koehler, 3 Sums; six white radiates, A
Jelimaton. M Gardner; two heads cauli-
flowers, M Gardner, A Lemon.
• Lamas' Wone..-Croobet quilt, 3.! Ruby,
A Johnston; crewel work, Wm Bell, J & D
Horner; tufted quilt, Wm Bell, A John-
ston; knitted quilt, Geo Knott, Wm Par-
sons ; Berlin wool wreath, Geo Knott, 0 11
Wagner; log cabin quilt, Geo Knott, Jag
Coxworth ; patehed quilt, Wm Bell, Geo
Knott ; quilt sewed ori ground work, Wm
Parsons; home made coverlet, D McEwen
J & D Merner ; home made inat, 3 Cox -
worth, Geo Knott; five yards home made
rag carpet, Geo Knott, J Ruby; painting
on velvet, Geo Knott, J & D Merrier; Ber-
• lin wool work, Jag Comeorth, A Johnston ;
Berlin wool pillow cushion, 3 & D• Merner,
Geo Knott; crochet work', A jehnston, G
Knott hair wreath, D MoEwen, P Koeh-
ler ; wreath of feathers, Geo Knott, L Le-
mon ; braiding on wreath, A-Jolanston ;
braiding on cotton, D MeEwen, G Knott;
braiding on dress, A Johnston; card board
work, Geo Shelby, Geo Knott: sofa cushion
Geo Knott, D Bell ; chenille work, .A. John-
ston; straw bracke; H 0 Faust; cousin
toil-
et A Johnston, Geo Knott; lamp mat, G,
• Knott, B Bossenberry ; shell:work, G Knott
A IVIcElwen ; chemise, J & D Merrier; col-
lection of buttons, D Foss, J Melliok ;
gent's dress shirt, D McEwen, A johnstan;
tatting, D Mayen Geo Knott; pair , wool
stockings, geo Knott, A Johnston ; knit-
ted sooks, wool, Geo Knott, A Johnston ;
knitted straw for hats, II Cook, A John-
ston; are,sene tvork, J & D Merner, Geo
Kuott ; ease stuffed birds, F Else, J W Ort-
wein.
tbo superior facilities offered by this route
for transport oh flour and general morel:Ian.
dine intended ter the Eastern Provinces and
Newfoundland,. also for alaipinentis of grain
and produce intended for the European
market.
Tickets maybe obtained arid all infOrmit-,
tion about the route, freight aud paeeengor
rates on applieetion to
BOB filltT B istOoDIE ,
Western Freight & PaSsetiger Agent
931toonintiotthe Blookaaofk eft. Toronbo
D. POT/At/0E11,
Chief 6uperlietendent.
riallwer °Moo. afonoton, 11,Meroli
• Hensall.
Binsrsas-Dr. MoDiarrnid, our obliging
M. D. had refilled the interior of hie Drug
Store, which adder greatly to its former ap-
pearance, aed having engaged it druggiet
mu new oblige any one at any time in his
liue.-The new Store House will ere long
be completed. • This is the third one in the
same place.e-A large number went to
Z,uriath fair and all say it was sa kood one.
-s'Quite it nuneber are attending the fair 'at
Toronto. -Mrs, Elder ana Mies Clarke,
of Wingham, were the guests, of Mrs. R.
Coad. ---Large shipments of Salt, Inge, but.
ter and apples are being made this week.
-W. Hedging, our enterprising hotel -keep-
er won the "Flee at Father Kellfes pio-
nic.--Several trials were held in Hedging'
Hall thie week by magistrates Buchanen and
Smilie. One defendant, who threw a tum-
bler at another and straok -plaintiff, was
fined $25.
Dashwood.
Magma -Mrs. Ruthig of New Hamburg is
at present visiting her son-in-law, Mr Jos.
Eidt.-Mrs. Zimmer, of St. Agathe, who
has been visiting her sons our respec-
ted wagonmakere has retarned home ao-
aonspanied by her son Louis, who has gone
to Knead a few days under the paternal
roof. -Mr, and Mrs. Simmons, who have
been visiting friends in Elmira and vicinity
have returned, -Miss Jennie Hall who has
been visiting friends in London and the
surrounding country, for the last three
months, returned home last week, consider-
ably improved in health. -Henry Willert
shipped another carload of cattle to Toron-
to on Monday. -M. Fenn ourrespected and
enterprising saddler and harness maker
has bought a lot on Main Street, and in-
tends moving. his shop thereon. Doubt-
less he will erect a palatial residence ou it
too. It is to be hoped he may as hie nanny
friends will be delighted to call on him --
The Ealison Rolling Mille are doing a rush-
ing business. They are buyiug all tbe
wheat they eau get now and. are paying the
highest prioes.-Charies Hattleib is
painting his house which will add greatest
to its appearances. -Rev Mr. Frye of Mar -
alias, Michigan, meached in the Evangel-
ical Church Sunday morning and evening,
DAIRY PROM:MD.-50 pounds salt batter,
in tub, J Cooper, A Buchanan, D Bell ;
10 pounds butter sufficiently salted for ta-
ble use, Geo Shelby, A Meehan= Mo
Allister ; bome-made cheese, not less than
15 lbs, A Johnston, El Martin, Bali;.
piece of honey in comb, 5 lbs., 0 Oswald ;
strained honey, 1..) &trams, A Johnston ;
loaf of bread, home-made, D Mealwen, Wm
Bell e loaf of bread, bakery rnade, Either,
D Foss.
Poueens.-Hamburg hens, El Martin,
Ortwein ; Plymouth hens. Fanson se Spic-
er int and 2nd; Wyandotte hens, Vanson
& Spioer lat and 2nd ; silver crested pot -
ands, H. Bauer ; pair black Spanish, F
Burk ; pair light brahmas, P HRU012 ; pair
dorkings, Spicer & Fauson ; pair Cochin
ohinan, H Dionart ; pair leghorns, Spicer es
Fanson, Ruby ; pair games, Spicer and
Faneon lat and 2nd ; case of stuffea• birds,
F Else, J Ortwein; pair Rouen ducks, G
Nicholson; pair decks, any other breed,
1-1 Cook, H Batter ; pair geese, H Ortwein,
I -I Cook ; pair turkeys, H Cook • oellection
of pigeons, Spicer & Fanson, II book ; col:
leotion of rabbits, Spicer se l'anson ; pair
Guinea fowls, Spicer sti Eamon, G Nichol.
so ; aair bantams, Spicer & Faneon lat Bs
2nd.
Sencaar, Pneraes.--Special prize by Berry
D Boll • plate of 5 whiter pears J Koehler,
' & McNevin for foal got by Clydesdale horse
D Bell, Love 13ros. ; special prize
by T Murdock for foal got by 'Joe Gale,'
Cooper, T Ballantyne, J 'natty
home made bread, for loaf not less than
Saoh, 0 Brill; named collection of plums,
A Johnston ; plate of 12 crab apples, red,
Wm Bell, It Hauch; plate of 12 crab ap-
ples, yellow, J Dililer, 0 Schoch , eetrit
plate of plums, C Brill ; plate Iting Tom -
king, C Brill; Syrit p, E Wurtn.
IMPLEMENTS AND MINUFACTOREFF,--Iron
beem plow, la Singer, J Holtzman ; gang
plow, L Beiley ; doable iron harsowe, J
Deiohert ; lumber waggon, patent arm, Js
Niel:tort let and 2nd ; carriage, J Weseloh;
open buggy, 11 Hess, 3 Weseloh ; covered
buggy, F Hos sett heavy harness, E
11(.1'0 let and 2n31; sett buggy harness,
E 3 Hardy let toed 2nd ; cutter, 11 Hese ;
sett horse ehoes, 3 Weseloh ; collection of
leather, EI ,Duremet «cIleotioe of tiles, A
Foams : half -deems bricks, A Voetsr,
Ginano-Two buebels white fall wheet,
ET Wing ; t vo bushels red fall wheat, H
Wurm, II Baur, Is Coleman ; 2 binthele
democrat whoiit 3 Surinam, A johnotta, H
Koehler., jr, ; two bulihels spring Wheat,
any variety, Jos Wild ; two bushels two -
row bolo, E Gies ; two laishele eix-roW-
ed barley, 3 Dishier, A Ibiertim, G Shelby ;
two brethele bleck oats, 3 Iludsein ; two
busheig common white cafe*, E Gies, A
mem, Oi-
1) Bell ; two brishels morrowfat
peas, B MoAllister, A Johnston, I Hagen ;
two bushele small white peam, Ingrami
SanktOrn
Mr. Samuel Tufts occupied the Metho-
dist church at Woodham on Sunday last.
Mr. Wm. Callender is home on it yisit.
Mr, Jas. Tufts, who has been sick for
some time past is now convalescent.
It the time of writing a number of
hands are at *ork grading around the new
Meth. church.
Josh, Heenan and D. W. Sayers are
giving it series of sparring -exhibition dar-
ing the present month.
Mr. L. Hardy of Exeter, has obtained
• the contract for filling the approaehes of
the bridge at the north end of the village.
The orangemen of this place, intend
holding a concert on the 191h prox. Sev-
eral talented musicians and vocalists have
been secured and a full house is expected.
What might have resulted in it serious
accident happened an Thursday last.
1Vhilst on it pleasure tlip to Woodham Mr.
3. Donpe was thrown from a rig, but hap-
pily no bones were broken. Had it been
otherwise one of our most enterprithig•
young men would have been placed on the
sick list. Hold on next thne Joshua II
Your correspondent tenders his apologies
to the community at large, and corrects
the errors of last week --there being a trio
of barbers and not only two as reported.
Anyone wishing to dispose of a second
hand pole, please comnaunicate witla "the
trio" hatr cutting saloon, Kirkton.
Anew era in checker playing has juat
commenced, a red herring beiug the stake
drawn across the trail to put an opponent
off the scant. One of our pioneer players
lies adopted the aforesaid with unpre-
cedented success. making the doctor ory
"cave."
Hallow eve was celebrated earlier than.
usual this year, or otherwise last Thurs-
day night was ou extraordinary growing
one. Pampkins and seinflowere might
have been seen making their exit from one
of the villager's chimneys on Friday morn-
ing last.
They Think it a Paradise.
The Allolsons Bank
( it'ufate,D bYP4 fiLLAMENT,1805)
Paid up frls,pitul ..., $0,900,00
Rest Ftw 075,00'
WOLD'EltSTAN THOMAS, Esq.,
, .144.1sAnic
20 branch °aloof> inthDQuiinjou, Ageocies
le the Dominion, USA, etirl Europe-
, Exeter Branch,
Open every lawful day, f rom 10 a.m. to 3 p.in
sATnacAYS , 10 pa sn. to p.m.
a Per gent. per annum allowed for merles, on
Deposit Receipts and Savings ne-nk.
A. A. DENOVA.N,
Manager.
maxwanciewarerameerawmplameascors
Unnecessarily Alarmed..
---
London Sept. 1& -The Daily News
has astrong leader upon the Quebec threats •
for eecession and annexation. 12 says: -
We are eviclently on the eve nj a period of
trouble in.Ceneala. The failure of the Fish-
eries Treaty an sl the threats of Commer-
cial retaliation. now so very near fulfil-
ment on the part of the United States,
hey° excited public feeling throughoet the
entire- Dominion. Quebec is evidently
talking at England rather than to the Do-
minion in this proposition to throw in its
lot with the Republic on the other side of
the border. Language.of that idea is un-
happily nothing oovel. It has long been,
remarked that division bettveen French.
and British Canada grows sharper every
day. ' The situation is a grave one, but it
ought not to be, beyond the resources of
statesmanship. We must look it full in
the face. Its difficelties and its hardships
are enough to a account for the ebullition
we have lately witnessed. If any Provin-
ce talks of'separation as a threat it is be-
cause some Previnsees have learned' to re-
gard that solution as relief.'
• The deserunive catalogue of the mineral
exhibit of the Province of Ontario at the
Centennial Expesition, at Cmchinati, Ohio
contains the names of nurnerous exhibit-
ors from Huron. Measrs. Grey. Young &
Sperling bave two exhibits from Wingham
and also from Seaforth and Blyth. There
are also exhibitsiby George.111oEwen, Hen -
get!. • Joseph Williams, Goderich ; The
Elar'ton Salt Work Co., Warwick, Lanebton.
county; Ogilvie & Hutchinson, Goderioh;
F. 0. Rogers. Brussels; Dr. T. T. Cole-
man, Seaforth ; J. Kidd, Goderich ; Exe-
ter Salt 0o, Exeter. The salt region is
thus described : The salt district of On-
tario occupies an area of about 1,200 square
miles, extending over portions of • the
cduuties ofeBruce and Larhbton, and al-
most the whole of Huron. The outer
limits of the deposit may be indicated by it
line drawn from the town of Kincardine, on
Lake Huron, throtigh. Winghana, Brussels,
Dublin, Parkhill, and Bothwell, to Court -
eight, on tbe Sb. Clair River. Near the
lake coast there are no fewer than 6 sun-
ceeeive beds of salt, separated from one
another by thin layers of rock, and /aaying
and aggregate thickness of over 120, feet.
A diamond drill boring made at Goderioh,
in 1876, to a depth of 1,517 feet, showed
the existence of six beds --the first Fir
1,029 feet, and. the sixth at 1,385 feet -
with an aggregate thickness of 126 feet.
Jtrossne.-Cattle, Ballantyne, El 0
Beegorm, Ff Oheeney. Pige, Wm Camp-
bell, ,Jas Potty, A eleIgiree.
Sheep, Wm. Campbell, James Petty
and A, MoLaren.
(Seen) noes inn YotiNG,
ttnlaaathey are fed. on victuals made With
McAllister, Wm LOtedientri ; nalf-buehel Istiperlal Cream Tartar Baking Powder.,
The following extracts are taken from
the Brandon Stin, which speak for them -
delves as to our wonderful prairie province ;
Mr. Ralph Manly, of Exeter, Ont.,
brother of Mr. John Keddy, of tnis city,
has travelled over considerable of the
comitry and he does not think that it has
been over-ratect. For Ontario farmers who
aro living on shott allowance ou their
playeasout farms there, their hope lies in
this province.
W, HoGrahara, of St. Marys, Ont.,
says that 31 years ago he went to Weetern
Ontario, and if he heel found it country like
Manitoba ho would have thought it it para-
dise. A day or so since be took a drive
through the wheat field north and south
at the city, and be was perfectly deliglited
with dile locality. He is of the opinion
that the ferneers wise to get rich too quick.
ly here. -- He says that a farmer with any
sort of teaeon would not remain in the
east when he could better hie oiroune.
Additional Locals.
Jos. Senior took a photograph of the
new bridge and town hall one day last
week,
H
,
Tman ennifor, of Hay, who was
sent to Gonerich to stand his trial for tak-
ing his wife's horm, partioulars of which
appeared in a previous issue of the Trams,
appeared before His Honor Judge Toms
Tuesday. He took' the horse purely
out of innocence and was acquitted.
The pipe organ for the Trivitt mem-
orial church has arrived and. is being
placed into position. The work on the
church is being rapidly pushed. forward,
but it will besome time before the edi-
fice can be opened: The gas, the win-
dows and the chimes are to be put if'
yet.
We have it corps of excellent corres-
pondents, whom we would like to hear
frem regularly. We wish all to be
brief ; write plaioly and take especial
pains with names ; write on one side of
the paper only ; attach your name and
address to your COMMUniCati011, as an
evidence of good faith ; write nothing
for which you are not prepared to be
held personallsr responsible.
The funeral of the late Margaret Mur-
ray, relict ot the late James Murray, took
place on Tuesday, at 2 o'clock, from the
old homestead, London Road, north of
Exeter, was very largely attended. 'VA's .
Murray died on Sunday last, of infirmity,
being 97 years of age. She was one of
the pioneers, and was, in her younger
clays, one of the foretnost ladies in the dis-
trict. -Mrs. Eynon, wife of the late Rey.
J H. Eynon, who died last winter, died.
at her son's residence (Mr. Wm, Down) in
Usborne, on the 16th inst -also of old age.
Mrs. Eynon was much respected, as was
evinced by the large attendance at the
furieral on Sunday.
The Parkhill Gazette, in giving an
account of a baseball match has the
hard cheek to write Exeter as a village.
We style Exeter as a village ; but the
name does not imply that insignificance
which brother Gazette is wont to cast.
There is it place to the south west of us,
-'considerably less in population, vast-
ly more insigificant, and ttventy years
behind in age -going under the/guise of
of a town ; and that hamlet is Parkhill.
If', is nob our pleasure te be forced to
coma out with facts or to speak at all
disparagingly of Sister towns, but w•hen
people essume uncelled for dignity, and
speak sneeringly of our burg, WO must
tell the truth.
Mineral Water Emporium.
ST. LEON WATER. ae-Th e Great Health
restorer. If your system is out of order
stances so much by coming to /vIanitoba.
Mrs. W. H. Graham, of St, Murys, Onto
who with her hutibmad, accompanied the
excareion of Aug, path hat visited eonetcl-
enable of the province. ,She is highly des
lighted. with Manitoba, vela surprised at
what the has seen. She thinks that peo-
ple in the east are foolien to worry out an
exietence, in the struggle that tnany of
them (10 when s by moving to Manitoba,
they could takeS' acivantago of the many
Opportunities' that present themselves on
every hand' She sage that elle will be
able to carry back with her a splendid re-
port, but regrets that it Will be impossible
to give any correct idett, �f the country.
People here seem to be happy, comfortable
and contented, and it is no wonder that
none of them care to go Gad again.
chink St. Leon and be hapDy.
ELIXIR \r/T.M.-Magn etic Mineral from
Neture'sLaboratory forUlecre.ted 8toino.oh
and all diseases of thc stomaoh, for Liver'
Xidney and Piles. The most wonderful
artiele ever Offered to the Public,
The Great Wolverine Mineral Water
from Michigan for Rheumatism, if you are
efflicted 011 ttna see.
GEO. SANDERS.
Agent, Exeter.
CONSUMPTION SURELY 01.111ED
Tb TInt EDXTGE
Please inform your reeaere that 3 have it
positiee remedy for the above named clie
cam 13y ite timely use thoutainds of
hopeless eases have been permanently
cured. I shell be glad to send tWo betties
of my reratel aline to any of yonr readers
who lieve Consumption if they will semi
Now is the time to substirthe for the Me then 1expese and P. 0, address.
TIMMS, only 2 cents from now until Jan. liespectfully, Dn. T. A. 8t001./M,
1889. leronto, Ont. 37 Yongo street