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°LOCKS --
JE VVEL'BrY,
SILVERWARE,-
•-AND SPECTACLES.
1./NEQIIALLED VALUE,
tereirePetoonel attexitioe given te Mpetring of
watehes, clocks imyeim
• 11EICHEIOTBAOH, '
the Nurkot pAuKtiILL.
, 3
LEGAL .
, DICKSON , 131Wrieter, Soli-
-a-4 • Titer sef eupreme Court,Notaryrublic
Conveyancer COMMIOSiOntr, ag J!dLoney to
Loat),,,
Office insPansorde Bleck, Ezeteer
siitoColivoyaliceri, Etc„1
.
iil esamvsellTial4B111(;c1cflalThold officio.)
A Ruoug Av.•FoRD,
_Sonoitor inthe Supreme Court of Outarie
•,conyeyameer,Oeneraiesioneri asc. Special
attention given to the oollectiou of claims in
the United, States. Patents procured, tu oney
ito loan at lowest rates. 0 dice Operth ,Itourie
331004, St, MarYS, Qat. -
EtLIOT& ELL.LO.T
,
larrigtersj Solicitors,' Notaries .
Conveyancers'. 8i6, .64c.
di.."Mtiney to lean ' at LoWtsfif Rites of
Interest.
OFFICE, - MAIN -,STREET, EXETER.
ese
Y. ELLIOT. S. ELLIOT.
DENTAL.
L. BILLINGS, .
•
x:aaisTmisw,
0.F110E ; ova' 69,1rElLIS Bank
Nitrous Oxide Gas for Painless Extraction.
IT 111N SMAN ,DENTIST
•
Meek, Main.st, Esseter,
Extrants Teeth without pain,
t''s •by giving Vegetable Vapor. Gold
Filings and- all other dental
work the hest possible. Goes
to Bunion onlast Thursday in
eaoh month.
a...m.1...pr a
MEDICAL
LIJI'Z , D.
oinceihthiesi3eos'Exeter
„T W. 13.0;01NNIN,C+ M. D., M.
C., • P. ,Graduate VictorialJniversity.011ice
toadjeeeidence,DominionLe.borator v,I)xe ter
TL ILYNDMAN,. coroner for the
L. County of Huron. Office, opposite iktr.
. Carling's store, Exo ter. .
TIR. J. A. ROLLIN M.O. P.
o. dice , Main S ...Exeter, Onteitesiden
ree ft011,,,e et co entiy oceupied by P.
AUCTIONEERS.
AIETENRY EILBER, Ideensed
Ao-
tioner for Elay,Stophen, and MoGilli.-
•7r&Y;TOWREalipat Salesoonduotod atmoderate
rates. 0 Euce--AtPost-offlue,Orediton, Ont.
TOHN GILL, Auctioneer for the
e./ Townships of Stephen, Hay and Usborne
aud the Village of Exeter. All sales promptly
• attended, and satisfaction, guaranteed. Sales
far1113 ged at this office.
Tennent & Tennent
•. VETERINARY SU RGEONS,
Gradtates of the Ontario Veterinary College.
°DEICE : One tfoor South of Town Hall,
1UFONPx TO LOAN AT fi AND 61.
'pee cent, 1$25,000 Private iounds. Best
Loaning Conipanies represented.
L. H. DICKSON,
•Barrister,Ex star,
rpHE WATERLOO . MUTUAL
•FiRE INSUBANCE CO.
Established in. 18 6 3 .
EAD *OFFICE - - WATERLOO, ONT.
This comf.anv has been over Eighteen
years ins accessful operation in Western On-
bario,andaontinuea to insure itgainstioss or
damage by me,Euildings,metcaandiseeitan-
• wfaceoriee,and all othertiescriptionsoflinsur-
able property . Intending insurers havo the
' option of insuring on the Proixdura'Note or
• Casii 6/stein. •
During the plot ten years this Company
hasjssuod. 57,090 Policies. coveYneg 'Prone,: tY
o theamount of "4340,872,038 ;andpaid isfloss-'
• a1ono$700,7511,06 •••
A.ssetS, S116400.00, eonaiating of Cash
n..d auk, Go vernment D op osit , an the nese-
essegeremetineNoteson litteediteid in Vireo. 3,
ete,Weetnterlet D. Presidbet. 0. ter:Textron,
Se xotary. 3,8. Hrdttna,tnspector: CECAS:
ELL Agentf or ExeterandvicinW.
,
Asanwiame.fflowees
• Dress -Making.
]rDiek'oy,of0retho1,1,cgg to inform the
public that she has moved her business, and
wilt now be found ono door sent Of Mitchell's
Store, Dross -making done in the very latest
styles: • Gutting and Pitting by the new tailor
system. ••MRS. DICKEY. Creditors
,FANSON'8 BLO01(.
astings:, Prop
Sheving 8,nd gait etttsing ioi thelatest styles
• of the art. •
Everyattentionpaid to cutting
• Ladies and Children's 1 -lair.
'AND:
"HEW TO THE TirNE,:„DET THE CHIBS EA.LLWPIEBE THEY MAY,"
yoL. XVI. NO.; 28. EXETER
ONTARIO, 4-gr:14SDAY MORNING, APRIL 4th, 1889.,
,ew Goods Arriving Dai
•Splendid. Assor*e
• • ,
WEISS SIZI3M"...R.f
Has taken possession of our Millinery Department, ,an
will be iileas,ed to:receive a call from every iadyin the
naighbothood.
"cr\r.464,..1sTri'MD.
• Five toils of welI-curea and. dried Bacon and Hain;
Also Two Thousand dozens of Eggs, and One Ton of
Butter. Farm Produce taken in exchange athighest
market prices:
• Agr Our Hardware Department is full in every line.
Special offers are being made.,
Enowiz 11,xEnna,
Crediton, lala,rch 21st, 1889.
eettgesesteeet
CLE.A.P.ING
•ALL THIS MONTH.
RED HOT
ARG
For Every Buyer,
Note a few df our prices :
Tea. • 8o lb. up.
Four 0 0 plugs of tobacco 25c.
Heavy shirting, 8e per yard
Cott�u, • Be per yard, up
ItTen'a suits, ' 64.50, up
Ladies' coats, •$1.50, up
, ,Ertr•„
49,
Big Drives in all Depart-
ments.
DOUPE & CO.,
• Kirkton.
—STONEMAN ' S_
Jewelry Store
HENSALL, ONT.
7
You are inyited to come and. see
Our Elegant Holiday Stook
-CONSISTING
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver,
ware, Novelties, Fancy Goods, tee,
is ter Sld oung
ASSORTMENT MOST COMPLETE.
Repaarin 0- ep t
We make a specialty of watch and jewel-
ry repairing. jewelry mended and re.
polished so as to look like nesv. All work
guaranteed.
Our motto : Neat, prompt and °reliable.
Remember the stand, opposite McDonell
dc Waugh's Hardware Store -
'C. 0, Sitor.e=,an,
• HENSALL, ONT.
Having taken into eVattetertthin, NV Et TTERB
they have cleeidedA02ctend the business
by adding a f91,1•1344 70'
Staple' ,Rardware
PAI1I2S, OittaS, Etc.
RILL LIAIE8 of TINWARE
BARB AND OTHER WIRES,
24,06.0XTZ:tn*ra C) X L
M"'" Remember we buy for eash and will
give but tustemers the bonefita of the die.
emits, A trial will ()Onetime that we sell
elleaper than the settle gentle can be boagla
elsewhere for,
o e ngent for tine leerility for Lawrence s
eelebrated8Pectaelet. Allgradea ; alt eight&
Et is tit 13est Spectacle in the Prarket testing.
,A Call solicited,
dditOh AlaiOb
• A 'QUERY.
What" ".:',VorId Like to KrtoW.
We have reden.S• epeived a knell from
wield our 'well-Ishoxi subscribers upon 4
subject which we preferio pnblish for the
pertniaPof mit ieadeist, hitticipating tbar fir
so doing nine one will relieve us of the le-
sponsibility ,..of finewering "Stescriber'sl'
questions. Here is a letter: •,
"irky 'Dear Bdzior:-Fral several: years
past ithave beeeeethe recipient -of several,
pamphlets isalled It•vna, time to time by
Messrs. H. di• Warner ds Co„ of Rochester.,
N, Y., which, in addition to containing au
extensive:treatise upon kidney disease, ite
origin; etsualsyneptoms and growth, also in-
eludeselumerous testiraonials from parties
whose fao-simile signatures are • attaelie&
lifigts4
theretoeattestin lie statement that they
Lave been harlivid4, u relieved by the nee
of Warner's Safe Cure, which is prepare&
by the aboye firm, for the use, of precut '
-watiistisa:, -110;irri\lr.,..n.cli ter, I wnnia' like
to know if the statements made by those
parties who testifiy to the great good which
1Vartter's Safe Cure has done therm can
be relied upon. They seem honest enough
from the way tlittetcde. "Warner'e, Safe
Cure saved by life a r the dotterel bad
given me up," says John Doherty, 133 N,
Main street, Concord, N. H. "I was given
up to die with Brielat's Diann of the kid-
neys. The doctors said they could do noth-
iug for me. A. Mosul advised me to take
Warner's SafeCure, and my, family COD -
eider me aa giv ' b
says Mrs. Carrie athena, Hrs.
its . ry of ack from the grave," W
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Dr. L. B. Rica, of Hanover C. H., Va.,
says that Warner's Safe Cure cured him
of Bright's Disease."
It strikes me that there is a good deal of
senee in the claim wnich those parties
make that the doctors are heating too
many persons for wrong emeses, and that
oftentimes, ne,epple are treated for eon.
sumptien, brrieheart and nervous disord-
ers, when they are suffering from kidney
disease which should. be treated as they
say, by the use of Warner's Safe Cure and
as a result, when disease is first removed
therefrom, that which is supposed to be
disease in the lungs or other organs, will
disappear. Many of iny neighbors tell me
that this reiNkligi.lias, done much good for
thein-more(good than their doctors. If
kidney disease is the real cause of so many
other diseases why, Mr. Editor'don't the
people who are afflicted with siclosess, in-
sist upon a more careful inquiry doing
made in order that the tree cause may be
ascertained, and the preper treatment
given?" "Sonsonmem e
at
T_Tsborne.
sonoor, "finporiT.-The fol-
lowing is the standing of the three fore-
most pupils in each elan for the month of
March: --Sixth clans Jennie Coates, 96;
Lottie Hells, 90. 'Fifth class, Jennie Del -
bridge, 86; Etta Brimacombe, 76. Fourth
clam, Chem. Andrew, 88; David Cathcart,
81; Frank Halls, 77. Senior Third, Chas.
Delbridge, 83; Rich. johns, SO; Percy
Brown, 76. Junior Third, Edith Turn.
76; 'Hellen Spicer, 72; Nellie Hind,
•Second class, ,Angises Hunter, 88;
Fred Miners, 86; Samuel Johns, 85. Part
second, Sarah Clemons, 80; Franklin, Del -
bridge, 78; Mabel Mitiete, 70. Part first,
Marshall Brock, 76; • johnnie Herdsman,
70; Nelson Fletcher, 60, '
Prof, Smelteries of the University of Paris,
ire an article publiehed itt theGazette Medi-
cate de Paris, says; "Diyrees of the skin,
imperfect digestion and tratisformation of
alberetinoici food are present at the begins
ning of chroniel3rigliVii disease," Wareet's
Safe Care removes digestive disorders.
Why? Because it enables the kielbeys to
perform these functions in a healthy man-
ner, when both cause mad resultieg eymp-
tom s die &smear.
0011S1YMPT/OX SURELY CURED
To 'IDE EDITOR.: . \
Please inform your readers that T. have ft
peel tiVe remedy for tho anoVe named die-
eaese By Its timely rise thousands of
hopelese cases, have been permanently
cured. I 811011 be glad to send twe bottles
of tny xetnecty strive to eny ef yottr roadets
t who have tonsumption if, they will ned me
thei± nit r 8$ and P 0 addrosa
Respectfully. Da, T., A,STdocity,
. 1
TorOnte,'Ont, . ' 87 Yong stroet,
. ,
Bayfield,
• Bautps,-The literary Soetety presented
AU entertaining program Friday evening
last in Marks hafl, It is intended. to have
a grand'i16sing concert in the TQW11 Hall
on the.eveniug of April 12th,'The beat
home and foreiga talent will he.em hand
and every one should attend. Dont forget
the &ate April 1.2th, admission only 10ets.
-Skating was good at the rink again, and
was ramie eejoyed.-Mr. and Mre. Ii, O.
• James left here this week to reside in Lon-
don where Mr. James has enured a altua-
tion in a targe • tailoring establishment.
Mr, James hes concluded a successful
tailoring beeiness for over a year and a
half end will be greatly missed. "
O—•-•••-•
School Report.
Standing of pupils in S 5, No, 5, Us.
• borne, for the month of Marchi -Part 11,
1st,• Ceadnet Erayne ; 2nd Neleon Prout.
Second class, 1st, Lila Mcd.lord, and Lily
•MeDonald, Jr. third class, let Violet
Renal ; 2nd Bla.nehe Northcott. Sr.
,third, lst, Lyman • MoCord ; 2n8Willie.
Richard. Fourth clam, 1st, F. Russell ;
'2n3, Edith Westcott. Jun. Fifth class,
,1st, Bert Huclsou ; 2nd Annie McCord.
' Sr. Fifth, 1st, Ida Kycld ; 2ed ertie Mc
Cord. Oomanot--let, Ida Kydd, T Brinell;
•,2nd, Violet Reseal, Edith Westcott, 8rd,
• Annie Richard.
"The Disease proceeds silently amid ap-
Marant health." That is whet Wm. Rob-
erts, M, D., Physician to the Manchester
Infirmary and Lunatic 'Hospital, Professor
of Medicine in Owen's College, stays in re-
gard to Bright's Disease. Is it necessary to
give any further warning ? lf not, uso
,Warner's Safe (lure before your kidney mal-
ady becomes too far advanced.
• Hay.
, —
SMOOT. litenne. -The following hi the
March report, based on •the attendance,
ptmettiality, conduct aud diligence of the
pupils of S. S. No. 2., Hay. The naroos
are in order of prreedence:-Fifth, John
Chapman, Albert Eacrett ; senior fourth,
Juo. Oanimbell, Homer Ressel;*D. McColl ;
,junior fourth, Willie Murray, Ross Hol-
land, Nelsen Not theott ; third, Ellen
Shinny, Chas, Chapman, Chas. Aldworth ;
second, Agate Shirray, Lae Chapman,
Fred En orett, ; sens vomit' part, Mary
eaekeen, Alice Gould, Isaac Jackson ; jun,
part eecond, Maud Russell, Jessie Hawkins,
James Shirray ; son, part first, Joseph
Nottlecott ; Nellie Gould, Ralph Chapman;
jun'. firstpart, Beckie Northcott, Sarah
Northcott, Willie Jackson.
•
dee
Meentemetier.--Ort Tuesday last Ur.
Wm, Treumner and Miss L. Wagner were
bound together by the "Holy Bonds of
Matrimony". Rev. Theo. Hunch perform-
ed the necessary official duties. We wish
them much success ond happiness in their
new phase of life.
,Nsw blimaxens.-Our enterprising
merchants are bound to keep abreast of
the times, as far as Millinery is concerned
at least. Messrs. Happle and Cleglsorn
have secured the services of Miss Hawley
of Toeouto; Mr. Steinbach, Miss Markle of
Loudon and Messrs. J. & E. Merner, Miss
Storm of Hamileon. Surely since we ImVe
811011,eities as these represented, the fair
sex of 'Zurich will be able to catch some-
thing this season. te
Brixers.-Mr. Rondall is very lame co
account of a very severe cut in his leg. -
Miss 13ean, music teacher, has beeu called
home on account of the severe illness of
her mother. -Mr Wagner, clerk in the
stole of Messrs Ilapple & Clegliorn, in-
tends moving into the house opposite
the store. This home has been re -modeled
and will be a comfortable dwelling. •A
millinery and dress -making establishment
will be fitted up in that part of the block
now occupied by Mr. Wagner.
Samoa fieronse-The following are the
names of the three pupils in each class
who obtained the bigheet tumber of marks
for the inneth of Marcie They are
arranged in order of merit: -.Senior Di-
vision, fifth class, Geo. Buchanan. Fourth
class, John Rilber, Wm. Hess, and Wm.
Johnston. Senior Third, Horace Ida'rdy,
Nettie Well, Louisa Koehler, and Lizzie
Becker. Junior third. Milton Buchanan,
Tillie Well, Kelselia
jeinior, L. Benedict, Tillie
Johnston, Maggio Rummel. Second' Sen-
ior. C. Sippol, Ida Well, Leslie Williams.
Second ,Tunior, Tillie Eilber, John Weyer.
R. Heideman. Part II, It. Lippert, P.
Eabner, and L. Brenner. --J tinier Division
-Part II, H. Lippert, Herbert Hardy, Win
Geiger. Pait I, senior, N. Demuth, H.
Stenspfer, L' Axe Part 1 runior, 53,
Demuth, 0, Pelee, Hatch. No 2, Part IT,'
G Idess, H. Wagner, C. Clegisorn, No 1
Part I, E. lion her, E. Ditrohert,A, Peine.
The averape atteedance fer the month was
137. SAID. J., Latta, San, 53. Hauch and
Josio Collins. •
. pont aeother source.) .
13eives,--lifr, • Ionia Gottochallt has
gene to North Miclilleeex on a visit fo bia
brother. -We are pleased to see Charles
Boosenberry home ore a visit from Leedom
-Mr. and Mrs. August Hill were here Sue -
day, the geest of Mr, Chas. Grate -Mr.
Erect Ideze, our miterprishm, waggon maker,
ss going /trotted with a very pleasant
smile on account of the arrival of a little
daughter at his Iouge. -nu mourbas it that
there are several weddings to take plane in
our village. We wish thefts every SOCCOS$
in life, -Our little village, usually very
lively, ie vory quiet at present owing to the
bad roads. ,
llenAwn-What, might have proved a
serious runaway, ham- ()nod sa our villege
last Thursday, John Geiger started to
town with a cultivator tied bated the
waggomto Inive it repaired, When a short,
Methane from hem° something gat wrong
With the cultivator, and be got oat be.
wean the waggon and the cultivator to htt
it when the team started, , made a grab
for file sent of the waggon 'which happened
to bo loose, and he foil backwards, oerryrng
the scat with him tgla -Ebb cultivator go,
ing over libo. ew ho e; °aped serious in -
1 lg A inv'hf. t'» 613, "110,‘ 11 t
•JOHN WHITE & SONS
PqbAisliereated.Preprietore
O O11
was done. The horces feeling themselves
free, eatne dashing into town, tearing the
groundoe they gauge, tend were stopped at
Kibler'e cornerrevith no rater damaged,
11.4M6ier.
Bniers.-A feW eveninge ego Mre Wm.
Baker of Stephen, had nearly all his sheeP,,
killed by doge.--11fr. Y. Walker of • Devon
is at present very ill, rumors ard that h�d
Is m a very critical condition. -We eyed;
glad to report the recover.y of Mr. Joslandt
Huxtable from his illness. -,The past fet
day e Mr, Samuel Holman of London
been visiting friends in and around Doyen'
Sam likes the countr, ytatklea say's;
IVIr. Ilezeltieh Toll. febii, Who has
been visiting hie ee Centralia has
agait teturned i „employment as
notion foreman on CP, R4,
• 4
t+rand Bend.
Brunrs...--“The Hot Bun Social" got up
by the young ladies of Methodist Church
here, on Wednesday April 3rd was a grand
success. Everybody after doing justice; to
the buns and maple syrap returned to their
respective homes feeling well satisfied with
the programme. Pim music elven by the
choir and string band was well received, -
Tee "Sharron boys" of 21st con. of Step-
hen, have rented their farm and gone to
Niche to work their farm over there. -
The teams for excavation ef the Cut at
Grand Bend are out, It is hoped, by the
Glued Bend people, that Stephen township
goes oa with the suit and ferces McGilli-
vray to pay its share. -The ice on ihe lake
hrs gone out. The fishermen expect to
have a good season this spring. I think
there will be good fishing after next blew.
FREDERICK T. Ronnnes, M. D. Protesser
of Clinical Mediame al University College
Hospital, London, Eng., says : "Bright's
disease bas no symptoms of its own and
may long exist without the knowledge of
the patient or pracititner a,nd no pain will be
felt in the kidneya or their vicinity. " Ord-
inary common kidney diseases, enany times
'unrecognized as such, will become chronic
and termiuttfe in Bright's (ergania) dis'ease
of the kidneys, unless taken in hand. War-
nee's Safe Marais its only recognized speci-
fic that has ever been discovered for this
disease. The late Dr. Dio Lewis said, over
his over own signature: " Tf I found my
-
Reif the victim of a serious kidney trouble,
I would, use Warner's Safe Cure,"
Hensall:
' Blurs Cook and Mr. John Reith
-having purchased the Hensall fitter milli
ll.wlenbt_tto ftiir busineats,e,-Mr.:Rnek
formerly owned the 'ZiniCh '011 and gad'
first-class satisfaction, and we hope he 'and
Mr. Reith will make it lively in Emmett.
We understand that Mr. Reith is going to
have a large sale, including mares and '
Durham stock, as be has rented his farm,
lot 23, con. 2, Hay, to Mr. Robert Car-
lisle.
Bneees-The beautiful snow with which,
we were favored on Sunday last has disap-
peared leaving the streets in a very muddy
state and makiens it very disagreeable mov-
ing about npon them. -On Tuesday last
Messrs Thomas and leluidocle McPhersdn,
sons of our respected townsman, Mr Alex.
McPherson, left for Brandon Manitoba. A
large number gathered at the station to see
the boys off, bid them ' good-bye and wish
them success. We noticed some wet eyes
amongst the young ladies present' bnt that
W05 to be expeeted.-Miss Stark, who has
been visiting relatives here for some time
past returned to Iowa on Sattirday last. -A
meeting of the young peoples' Literary So-
ciety was held on ittenday evening last at
which a debate took place betweea parties
from tile Red School house and • from this
village, Subjeot: "Resolved that the United
States offers a better field fur Emigration
than Canada." The decision was given in
favor of Canada. There was a very large
atteclance showing the interne that is taken
in these meetings. --We notice that Mr.
R. Reynolds the genial proprietor of the
Mansioh House has had a fire escape erect-
ed for the safety of his guests incase of fire.
This is a very wise precaution mid shoive
the interest taken by Lim in his guests, -
Mr. John Reith of Pfensall, purchased a
sixtey-five acre farm of Mr. Mayo of Drys-
dale, on Tuesday, paying therefor $'2.500,
The farm is a good one and considered
cheap.
Dash -wood..
Bairms.-As a contrast to the early plow.
ing mentioned last week, we have this Week
a somewhat different phase of spring,
Last Sunday night brought abota len inehes
ef snow. , Some of our eitizens WU the
pleasure bf another sleigh ride, "The lat-
est of thOeason."-Master Emanuel Kel-
lerrcian is reooveHng from his severe illness.
Jas. Erwin, formerly a teacher near
Dashwoo'd, has succeeded in passing the re-
quired esiansioatiou in Michigan and has
secured a school. • .
TDB IVIAIL--We notice that the mail
question has eugaged the attention of many
of our business mac. A petition is being
freely signed by the people of Dashwood
and vicinity. The following aro the possi-
ble effeets of the change; First, to have a
route from DashwOoa and ether wesAern
poitas and do away with,the Parkhill route,
Second, to have the mail leave Dashwood
every morning and return about noon.
Thitd, to leave Exeter and return. Fourlh
to leave Dashwood la the mottling and re -
tern at night. and in no way interfere with
the Parkhill ratite. The fourth, fot variants
10080118, is by far the beet and is in feet the
only route that would really be a ohmage
Io r the better, •That, and that only, should
receive the full support of the Dashwood
people. Let all efforts be made to secure
this desired end. Did space and time per-
mit we might point many advantarid8 itt
the latter YOUtO. and also show the rickets
of the formet onea.
;-.The Don:Anion governitent will be
,amke&te pan ne bilt'nreventing the export,
ot neeirel gas, Etgticltnts ot ESF1CX think
,they'Sbeitid ' haVe till the potent epee is
'4,,c"tlotiv.00 trop tbe,gas welt, ti.nd that
4 :.11,14.1 nfiti i,.sap, the ljailiffit, •• .
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elal 1Y9'ipalutoet .winfeeluropei
• ' Em Vq*Epzich,
• OPen every law ttr3taXb a. unto 3 p.
SATURD eatdo,,
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3 Per railoWedCgr neeteet'ot
Deposit Bedis'i d twines Range
ORERR.
anAgey.
--Mt. .To n Warater left 0,4
a weelr• tsit to TvIichigen,--
a have, rettrell'''
Ifiltiatinegh
It*of
millinery
Son,a
ns is home On a
sierra' SaudaY
*and tile fall of
nl Gieltdis
id their fflas r
,Ruee,dig,
tqce
a
quitedil thirpriee
.was very beavyftrs.zhidg excellent
vavieh has 1Mwever dieappettrecl
,lind has kit the' roads `in a InuddY
state,--Our,,Band has just received a new
lot a due selections fpr the season's work.
'like to see thekt Out on •the
, me nMe evening. -At the edv-
era u sales laeld if this neiglibeehned
letelystbek has been so d very cheap and
they have not been very satiefaotopy„-The
Tp. Council met for business on VIondaY
last and among other basilicas appointed
pattimasters for the coming year. They
have,also made the t oadsvork, for tha vil-
lage payable in cash, with the whple village
in one beat (instead of two as heretofore,)
and have appointed Mr. Chas, Brown as
commissioner. This may not 3E80 With
the approval of some bat time will tell if
the scheme will prove sat'sfe.ctorys
(From an occasional. correspondent)
The correspondent of your Exeter cotem,
must either be a svooden-heacled sensation-
alist, or else mast be stuffed. by some one..
Last week he announced that one of our
citizens had a largo (tamer removed from,
his side. Now Jirarael Vernon had no
more cancer on his side than the corns -
pendent had on ins mese. He had a
simple, harmless growth theeize of a pullets
egg, and its removal required about as ranch
skill and attended by as as much difficulty
and danger as the extrattion of a tooth.
Yet this correspondent relates that he had
a large cancer removed. Why does . not
this correspondent also publishall the
tooth -pulling under the heading a skillful
surgical operations? It is about time the
writing of. suci •absoluto rot as this was
put an end. to. The nubile outside will
soon come to the conelnsion that cancers
Are as plentiful about here as people are.
We would advise, the morrespendent in
geestion to exercise a little more common
sense iniature, or else put no reliance in
the person Who is an:tiding him.
"EDITORS SAUK STARS.'
• The Interesting Views of the Late Dr,
J. G. Holland.
Tlse esdeaneneeefethe newel:tape!, appear ,t9._
bb leaded wit b-Propilis trete, inedleindadVer-
tisements. As we east out nye over thern,
it brings to mind an erticile that WastPub-
lished by the late Deltjollancl in Scribner's
Monthly. He ette Nevertheless, 'it is
a fact that many of the 'best proprietary
medicines of the day were more successful
thau many physicians, and rangt of them,
it should be remembeked, were at first dis-
covered or used in actual medical practice.
When, however, any shrewlt person, know-
ing their virtue, angleicereseeing their popu-
larity, secures and advertisesthem, then in
the opinion of the bigoted, all virtue went
out of them."
Is this not absurd?
This great man appreciated the real merits
of popular remedies,and the absurdity of
tnose that,derided them because public at-
tention was called triletapetiole and the
evidence ot their cures.
If an ulcer is found upon one's arine and
is cured by Bente dear old grandmother, out
side of the code, it will be pronouncedeby
the medical profession an ulaer of little im-
portance. But if treated under the code,
causing sleepless nights for a menth, with
the scientific trearmenr, viz., plasters,
washes, dosing with morphine arsenic and
other vile substances given to prevent blood
-poisoning or deaden pain, and yet the ulcer
becomes maliguant, and, amputation is
made necessary at last to save life, yet all
clone oceording to tImeeisree,' of the medical
code, tine ismuch more gratifying to the
medical profession, and adds more dignity
to that distinguished order than to be cured
by tho dear old grandmother's remedy.
• One of the most perplexing things of the
day is the popularity of certain remedies,
especially Warner's -SST -are, which we
find for eitle everywhere. The physician of
the highest statiding is ready to eoricede its
merits and sustain the theories theproprie-
tors have made -that is, that it benefits of
most of the oilsuentofjl human system
bee/else it assists in putting the kidneys in
proper condition, theseby aiding in throw-
ing off the iniparities of the blood, while
othera with less honesty and pxperienee de-
ride, and are willing to See their patient die
nientilleally, and eccording to the code,
rather than have biendd_tired by this great
remedy.
The discoverer comes boldly before the
people with its merits, and ptoclairai them
from door to door and is in env opinion
• much more honorably than the physician
who, perehance, ueseteeeetre a patient from
sense catastrophe, and is permitted to aet
bone of at arm or a fingerewhich he clo'n
with great dignity, yot very soon after takes
the liberty to climb the editor's back,
stairs fit 2 &Moult in the morning Ur have
it announted In tteeeeanserning paper that
"De. SO -and -so War in attendance," thus
sectiring for his benefit a bostutiful arscl free
advertisement
We shell le,ave it to oar rename; to say
welat is the wiser and more honorable.
A strong effort will be pot torward
Windeor Board of Trade to induct° Mr.
Hiesitn Walker 1 etteed the Walker Rail-
road to Windsor. As 11 18 007 the trade
of the soethern pant of, the riding goes
ticross the river, whore, if the •road touched
Windsoro it would be lab in Windsor.
DnotnnAstoo erns DSATir 11.8.1:tr
The mortality among Consuinptives 1.10,s
been materially decreased of late years by
the use of Stott's Emulsion of Cod Liver
011 with Hypophosphitea of /Amami& Soda.
Droeebilie, Abeeess of tile Lenge,
Pneureenia end Throat Affections are tom,
pletcly gabiagated by A timely use a this
exoelleist, pulmonic, Palatable rel Hit%
Snia b,r ltDruggtsictt 60e. and