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Offers every assoommodation eonsipterit with
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Vivo ner tient interest allewea on deposits.
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NOTES DISCOUNTED, de MONEY TO
LOAN ON NOTES AND 11103TGAGES
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$01entif14 1\11$0e13.0417,
Belo= or TIM AtutortA,e-Intereetieg
partieulers comet:Mee recent attempts to
peetteere the height of the aurora bave been
given to the Royel Duiia1 Acedemy be M.
Adam Paulsen. At teotitheabt with two
teeodolitee 4 miles evert, the height a dif-
/emit euroree wee found to range freert
mile to 40 mil ee ; near Cape Farewell, with
hiiso-lirie of about e. mile, elm (Wee.
lateens ranged
in 1 to 10 ; mut a
Seitzliergen, wide i be of About e
the reeults were from e mile to 18 miles,
In eerlier oheervetious, lelogel eetiniated the
height of several eutorae at from 90 to
310 i1 Reitcteun found. a height for one
aurora of at least 000 miles, and Nordeu.
skjold placed the mean height of aurore at
Omit 125 Miles ; w)ileLemstrore observed
emote° as lOW as 1000 feet, and Riede-
braudsou saw them below the clouds, M.
Paulsen infers that the aurora only appears
at coesiderable tteight in the temperate
zone, while iri the auroral zone proper tbe
pbenomenon IS generally produced hi the
lower annoepbeie.
ELNCTRICITY DIREOT PROM Won'. -The
secomplishment of a eitherto appareutly
impossible feat-tbet of transforming me-
chanical work directly into eleetrioity-is
claimed. by Prof. Brawn, of Tubingen. He
winds woke wire into spiral, said as eatitt
spiral is elongated or coinpressed a entreat
of considerable strength is generated.This
is inereased by putting a nember of spirals
eiroult. Suce positive results Intve been
obtained that the experimeuter le hopeful of
coestrueting a useful generator on this
principle,
THURSDAY, DE,OEIM.BER 12, 1889.
EDI'TORIA L NOTES.
The amount of chaty paid on Chinese
it -Migrants this year shows how the
number of Clnnese coming into Canada
is increaeing, En November, this year,
• the diety paid et Vancouver Was $5,514,-
50 in November, 1888, it Was $3,724,,
or $1,790.50 less than this year.
Business failures reported to Brad-
istreeee number 281 in the United States
dile week, apainst 265 last week, and
273 this week last year .,Canada, had.
35 this 'week, against 30 le.st week, The
total of faiheres in the United States,
from Jan. 1 to date, is 16,662, against
9,439 in 1888.
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The statement of revenue and ex-
penditure, for the Dominion, for the
five months of the present fiscal year,
oompared with revenue and expenditure
for the same time in the previous year,
is as follows :
Revenue. Expenditure. Surplus
1889 90 ........ $16 950,441 51249$,559 84 451,885
1.8S9-89 ....... 15,973,V00 12,607,000 3,366.000
The unparalleled success of the post few days' business urges us on to still greAtef efforts, The sixeatn of customers which daily enter
our store exceeds our expecta.tions. , the NEXT TI-IIRTY DAYS we tl sell at. and btlow cost, the old and reliable sock, comprising1:-
Hats a,ncl. Caps, Furs, Gents' Furnishings, G-roceries, Patent Medicines, Etc.
PROSPRoBBSCaNT IttrINITION,.-11t0 OUri-
ous discovery has been made that tee
pbosphorescenee frequently exhibited by
the cruetacea is infectious. A French
naturalist, Isl. Glard, lately traced the phos-
phoreecent light in Talitrus and other
°regime. to bacteria in the =soles. which
showed signs of &mass. On inoculating
healthy individuals, the same luminous ap-
earaisee was produced The dieease rues
a regular course, and tee erustacen died in
tbree or four days the pliosphoreseence last-
ing a little after death.
THEORY OP HYPNOTISM. Dr. Pinel, 4
Paris, bas found that hypnotie petients
obey the phonograph aareadlly as the living
epeaker, fle therefore &nerds the theory
of animal maguetism, and believer that the
real course of the phenomena manifested in
the few "sensitives is a disordered mental
state
INDIP:Tit8CTIBLELITNBATURt.--Fire•proof
and time -proof book, with leaves and eovers
of streets of aebe-tos, and. printing in gold
or silver lettere. have been suggested.
SosExTirm FANMING.-The first agrienl-
tural expel intent station, according to Prof.
W. 0. Atwater a the United States Depart-
ment of Agriculture, was established at a
little German village near Leipsic in 1851.
In 1856 there were five, in 1861 fifteen, in
1866 thirty, autl to -day there are name than
one hundred experiment stations and kind-
red institutions in the countries of Europe.
The first agricnItural experiment station in
America was established at Middletown,
iu 1975. There were four in operation
in 1880, and in 1887 some seventeen in
fourteen States. In the latter year )on -
gess made the enterprise national by an
appropriatisn of $15,000 per annatn to each
+DI the States and. Territories having agri-
cultnial colleges or department of colleges.
This has led to increased aotivity, and there
are are now forty-aix, or, counting branches,
fifty-seven, agrieulturafexperiment stations
in the United States. To support these
forty six stations, the National tend State
appropriations for the present year reaela
about V20,000, and over 370 trainee men
are employed.
Heniy Searle, the champion oarsman,
who, a few months ago, defeated Wm.
O'Connor, is dead. He was very ill
with typhoid fever when the ship on
which he seiled from England reached
Adelaide, and in spite of all that wealth
and anxious care could do the disease
ended fatally. Searle's rise to fame was
rapidrapid • in 1888 be rowed bis first race
in a
;
boat, and in 1889 he was the
champion of the world. Searle was born
at Grafton, on the Clarence River, in
New South Wales, 23 years ago, and
when he sailed for home after winning
the championship, he fully expected to
row another race in defence of his title,
within the next few months.
Mr. Wiman has issued a circular en-
Du -Goods, Ready-made Cloth.ing, Millinary, Mantles, Carpets,
to remove the CROCKERY to a.notner de" artment we will give special bargains on PRIDA.Y and SA CURDAY-
iav
N I) NOW CONIES 'THE TUG OF WAR •
0(2ERIES, GlaOCERIES
This department is under the manao.eutent of SAMWELL, who will give you Bargains. • Think of it! TEN POLINDS of TEA.
tor ONE DOLLAR ; and all other goods equa.11y cheap. •
Come one ; Come all. And if yon have not the cash, bring produce and get the highest price and the
best value in the country for it.
titled "Closer Relations evith theUnited
States." Let us see what these closer
relations imply. Mr. Wima,n leaves no
room for doubt as to the direct effect
which this policy would have both with
relation to the control of our revenue
and. the result to Great Britain . Here
is a paragraph from Pamphlet No. 3 :-
"Under Commercial Union there would
be a uniform tariff right round the contin-
ent instead of athwart it. That tariff the
United States would practically fx. It
would doubtless be jointly administered
under a commi-sion, in -which, of court -6,
the United States must neeeessarily have a
majority. The revenues of both countries
would be put into a common frina, or in
other words, pooled, and. after the total
expenses of collection were paid, the stun
would be divided in proportion to popula-
tion. The same plan would have to be
adopted iu the collection of internal reve-
nue. It is true that, according to the
existing figures Canada, under this agree-
ment would realize a less revenue than she
does now, and this because no duty what
ever -would be paid on American goods
that would then reach her consumers with-
out paying duty, while, in consequence ,-,1
this freedom from taxation, the consump-
tion of American goods would enormously
increase, thus lessening vastly the impor-
tation of English goods, now yielding a
revenue."
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DIED.
MAwnomes.-In Stephen,on tbe 5th Mete
Ann Foster, beloved wife of Mr, George
Mawhinney, aged 55 year, 5 mos, an
cl
18 days,
*Norma. -
SALE REGISTER.
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reat. -access
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..,DPIC. 1B. -Farm etock, insole -
merits, eta, the property of Daniel Moir, ,
lot 29, eon, 4, Usberne, Sale at one o'olook.
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certificate, ior S. S. No 2, Stephen, for tlr
year 5890 Apply to
MICHAEL HIRTZEL, Sec/3'
Crediton P 0. Ont
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fully resommend its use,
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pean,
Prof. Loisettea Memory System is area
the country , and persons wishiug to improve POPULAR DEPARTMENTS
tus free as advertised in another column. l including a Teirst-olass Agrieulearal Depart-
ment ; Special. NI arket Department ; Secular
and Sacred Music ; ntoreating Stories s Ladle
0 MINATION. Department : Legal Department ; Talinage's
and Youths' Department ; Curious and 'Useful
Sermons ; and all the news by telegraph , mai I
A meeting of the electors will be hold in the and correspondence,
Town Rail, Creditnn on Monday, December 13ALANCE OF 1S89 FREE l .
Agent's Package and sample copy on aPPli -
30th , ai the hour of 1'2 o'clock noon, for the
purpose of nominating a reeve, two deputy cation, The most liberal Inducements e ver
reeves and two councillors to serve as members offered in Canada to olub•gotters. A•ddress-
of the Municipal couneil of Stephen. for the ADVERTISER PRINTING 00.,London, Cali
Year 1800. and should a poll be demanded the,
sub-divisioos on ISionday..1anuary 6th. begin-
sa
zing a19 o'clook, a.m., and closing at 5 o'elOok,
n.m. All varties interested will take due
notice hereof and govern themselves accord-
ingty. C. PROTITY,
Stephen, Dec. 12th, '00, Returning Weer. r B. :pz z lee /et 14:21 a s
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°MIN A.TION. LONDON ONTARIO.
1 The Handsomest Printed Paper in the
Dominion.
VALUABLE PRESENTS
FOR SUBSCRIBERS AND AGENTS.
LARGEST $1 P4PE1,
In dubs of four and upwards 75s. each.
ing greater interest than ever m all parts of \ --
their memory should send for his prospec- Of interest to every member of the family
The Liberal Party in Caneda, eve
Mr. Wiman, has adopted this scheme as
a plank in their platform, to be
user' almost solely at the next general
election. This being the case the leaders
of the Liberal party are willing to sever
British connection, besides handing the
governing of Canada over to the heads
at Washington.
satrucrTor• Ttzros
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ROBT, MORRISON'
lege to announce that hia Stook of Goods
the Fall and Winter Trade, Is now com-
plete in every department, aud. is 'well
Worthy Of .111,,SpeCti011
,
• ly the purchaeing public, to whore lee ex.
Inds a cordial invitation to call and mam-
a° before making their selections His
prices will be found right in every line.
ELECTEIC •Powee..-The utilization and
distribution of electric power are stated by
Dar. F. L. Pope to have reached by far the
greatest development in Switzerland and
the United States. In the former country
electricity is transmitted to considerable
distances for large motors. At Solothurn is
manufactory of machine screws is driven
by au electric motor of 50 horse power,
which derives its energy from a turbine
wheel twelve miles distant. At Lucerne
120 boos) r over is similarly carried half a
mile, and, 250 hose power is quarter of a
mile In the United. States no electric
motor of snore than 70 horse power is known
to Mr. Pope, but there are as many ea 6000
small motors in use, a favorite size being
10 horse power. It is predicted that in
cities electric miters will soon practically
supplant the steam engines of less than 50
horse power,
A ReetenICABLe Tnem. -The abundance
ot reixteene of the mammoth is almost in-
ereeible. Middenorff reekoned that at least
100 Pairs of tusks had been put upon the
market yearly during tbe last two centuries,
and from personal obsmvationalordenskjold
ie Moline to regard the estimate as too
Enna It thee appeara that in the modern
trade the tusks of more than 20 000 of these
animals of past ages have been colleetea
111 b opened at the different polling The Best Family Newspaper in Dash,
Established nearly half a century.
KING OF THE WEEKLIES?
A raeeting of the elcotors e e
Town B Zurich. in al onday,December 30th
at the hour of 12 o'clock soon for the purpose
of nominating a reeve, deputy TCOVC and three
councillors to serve as members of the Munici•
pal council of Hay, for the year 1.690. and should
a poll be demanded the same will be opened
at the diff rent polling sub -divisions on Mon-
day, January 6th, beginning at 9 o'clock a m-,
and closing at 5 o'clock p.m. All parties in-
terested will take due in tiee hereof and gov-
ern themselves accordingly.
SAMUEL POSTER,
Hay. Deo. 12th, 1889. Returning Oaicer.
Exeter Municipal Council.
The council met pursuant to adjourn-
ment at the tenni hall, Exeter, 41h Dec.
1889.' All present except the reeve.
The deputy -reeve in the chair. The
minutes of the previous /noting were
read and confirmed. „. Moved by T. B.
Carling, sec. by T. McCallum, that
orders be granted fox thefollowingstuns,
viz :--R. Stantalee $1 foriabor, Jno.
Gillespie 75cts. do., Jas. %laden $9.60
do., Geo Ford $L40 gravel, Mal. Mc-
Innis 9413. hibor, Wm Phan., 63e. do.,
Wes. J. Bissett $12,51 do. Thos Horn
$2.19 do. Albert Bissett $'3.37 44., Jun
lVforeshes:c1 $2.25 do.,, I) Taylor 50c. do.,
Geo Bodging $1.38 do., S Staibake
$10.24 Balls ac8t. for lumber, No. 2 fire
Co. $95 for services, No. 1.Fire
$60 do., tacilett $10.35 set jurqrs,
election foes and postage, Elliott &
Elliott $5,50 fees re transient traderh
case 1888, John Vale 90.c. .sharpening
' saws, Bissett Bros. $7.65 cer. , acct.,
,SohnDignan $1.25 rep wheelbarrow etc.,
Jas Willis $1.25 lumber, H Spackman.
025 cer. acct., Dr. Lutz $10 services
M. H.O. , 111 Eacrett $5 servi oes seq. B.
of R. Jae Dignan $10.05 rep tank etc.,
JasVreech $5 charity to Piper. --
Carried- Byelaw No, 11, 1889, to
appoint Dap. Bet. officers, etc. was road
and passed on motion of T.. B.' Carling,
seeonded by T. H. McCallom. Moved
by T. B. Carling, see. by T. II. Me -
Callum, that a by-law be submitted at
the next meeting of this' council to
prevent skating and running with hand
sleighs on the side walk on Main street.
-Carried, Moved by T. B. Carling,
see. b37 T. McCallum, that John.
Piper be allowed $2 pe r week tail
further orders.--Oarried.' 11/fovea by
T. II. KeCallum, see, by T. B. Carling,
that this eohneil adjoteett until riday,
the i3th, CArvic(1. *
111. Clerk
ellt ratinlberntan's fli
01V1INATION.
A mee ing of the electors will be held in the
Town Hall, Exeter, on itionday,December 30th
at the hour of 7 o'clock, p.in r the purpose
of nominating a reeve, deputy reeve and three
f
MIL/TANT NOVELTT.-(k. vegetable oat t-
riclge-shell, which is entirety consumed in
firing, has been brought out in France.
The cartridge hes scarcely half the weight
of oue with it metal shell, the. cost is con-
siderably less, and the ivonnvenienee
ol
retuoviug the ehell after eacli shot is avoid -
councillors to s( rve as meni
pal council of Exeter, for the year 1390, and if
a poll be demanded, the same will be opened 1 pronounce it a 'gem." and alone worth the
at the different peeing sub -divisions on 111on-
, mice of the subscription,
day eenuary eth, beginnin----------------0., 9 o clock, a.
11■111MINIMalk
itt Beady-macle Clothing some special lines
lt exceedingly low prices, such as
netts' Overcoats $4
Boys' Overcoats
YantS MI.ou
Call and examine. No trouble to show
Goods. Highest prices paid for Farm
Produce, Don't forget the place -Double
Stores, Marshall's Block, opp. Reynold's
Hotel.
ROBT. MORRISON, HnssaLL.
WILL CURE OR RELIEVE
BILIOUSNESS, DIZZINESS,
DYSPEPSIA, DROPSY,
INDIGESTION, FLUTTERING
JAUNDICE. OF THE HEART,
ERYSIPELAS, ACIDITY OF
SALT RHEUM, THE STOMACH,
HEARTBURN, DRYNESS •
HEADACHE, OF THE SKIN,
And every species of disease arising fret
disordered LIVER, KIDNEYS, STOMACH,
BOWELS ON BLOOD, •
3. !WILBURN Q. gO., Pr'Prtitirlsoorm
All the news in full by telegraph, telephone,
mail and correspondence up to the hour of
Publ ica tiou. Illustrations. practical and use -
f ul. are given each week. Special market de-
partment. Agricultural depart= ,t. Capital
story always running. Ingenious puzzle
oolumn. }tumorous rsading.
JUST PIE THING FOR THE FAMILY
Every member of the hou.sehold eagerly
looke for it etieh week.
The Agricultural Department is a noted
feature of the “e ree Press," being always up
to th times, and concluded. by persons practic-
ally skilled ia farm. work.
Large 81.03 paper. In clubs of four and up-
wards, 75c. each. Balance of 1889 free.
a handsome Christmas number and four
chromes given away free of charge to every
subscriber for 1890. Artists Nvho have seen
sheets of the Christmas number
W. Tp nTT
—THE POPULAR—
Book. `111o6
Has opened business in the
premises of B. SPICER, op-
posite SENIOR' s Photo Studio
where he is prepared to meet
0044 04,
One Door South
of Post Office
--HE RAS --
A NEW AND CORPLETE.
OF---
'
oots
his old customers and as Shoes.
many new ones. • Sewed work a speciality.
\Repairing promptlyattended to.
Sewed Work a8vecialtyl GEO. MANSON,.
YO LT CAN GET
20 POUNDS
-0E-
Raw' Sugar
FOR $1
Agents wanted everywhere. Liberal cash
and elosing at 5 o'clock, p.m.
terested will take due notice hereof and ev- commission allowed.
ern themselves aticordingly. The most popular paper to work for. More
EACRETT, mono/ can be made during the fall and winter
Exeter, Dec. /2th, 1889, Returning Officer,1 season working for the "Free Press" than at
any other employment.
Address -FREE PRESS.
London, Ontario.
ea.
1S- OMIDI A.T I ON .
A meeting of the electors will be held in the
Town HatI dIimvillC, on Monday, Dec. 301h,
at the hours of 11 a.m. and 12 o'elock noon, for
the purpose a nominating ,t reeve, and four
councillors to serve as members of the lsfunioi-
na1 counoil of Usborne. for the year 1890. and
s,sould a poll be demanded the same will be
opened at the different polling subedivisons on
Monday Janet:lei eth, beginning at 9 o'clock,
a.m., end closing al 5 o'clock p tn. All parties
interested will take due notice hereof and
govern themselves ascordinglY.
G. Holman
Elimvi Ile, Deo. 12th, '88. Returning' 0 ffieer,
Kirk:ton.
Brutes, -.Miss Wray, niece of Mr. John
McCurdy, left en Saturday for Toronto, itt
which city she has secured a situation as
teacher of otte of the public schools. Miss
Wray has won golden opinions eince she
began teaching, her suceese havitig been
above the average teacher, She secured
tee, ptesent situatien among scone of
apPlioante, evIdah of itself indicates her
superior qualifications and recommend a -
tions, -We regret to state that Mr. Same
Sample, sr., has been forced, through the
financial.failtue of hie son John, to inalre
en assignment; Mn. Sannile'a farm is one
of the best he tleborne,and it was thought
he wee in rod finanical eirctunstancese--
.
A literate' soeiety is about to be started in
• the eillage. lite. 'U. el. Leigh, our popular
:school teacher is spoken of as President. -
•Aecoldidg to ruiner Mr. A. A. Doupe store
.keeper of this place is to be one of the
candidatee for municipal honors in the
Usborne eouneil.--Rev. D. Steele lee -
eared in St. Paul's Episeopal elnireh, on
Thursday last, taking for hie subject "Free
Marieness, The Revgentleman gave a
thorough definition of his subject and con,
eidered 11 10 toletion to speech, fashion,
amusement and christianity. Typee of
niardinese were ethibitee from scripture and
modern history and. the lecture concleded
with a special admonitive to the young men
to tultivete inatilieese iu 511 118 fortes,
T1OEASSLG
In ir oSamuel Sample, r., of the
thenattef
township of TI. ,.,-up yeoman, an Instil-
mat, and of chapter 121, of Revised
Statutes of Ontario.
Tbe above named Insolvent has this day
made an assignment of all his estate and ef-
feats to Lewis H. Dickson Esq., of the VIL-
LAGE OP teXET tat, in the County of Huron,
in trust for the general benefit of his oreditors
A meeting of the reditors of the said Insol-
vent will be held at the law otfiee of Lewis
.kr, Dickson, Assignee. Exeter, on
Minard's
Auction Sale
Monday, Uie 18th day of December '89
At the hour of 2 o'elock, p.m.
—VALUABLE--
pairino. promptly and sat-
isfactorilY done.
A CALL SOLICITED
W. H. TROTT.
WATNI TED
Men to take orders for Nursery Stook, onSol-
URSUANT to a povver ot sale
before oegaging
Reviumeens.-Bradstreet's or Dun Wiman
& Co's Commercial Agencies svell knosvn to
bueiness men ; or Standard Bank Colborne,
Ont. •
In each rf three certain mor g
onemade by j.liartnian to th e Ontario Mutual
Life sssurence company, and the ether two
made by .11111tUS A731:10Mail to the Huron & Erie
Loan and Savings Company, which mortgages
have been assigned to Mr. Wm. Campbell, a,nd
will be produced on day of sate, there will be
sold by Natio motion, at
WILLERT'S HO l'EL,
it the Village of Dashwood, by EDwantt
Man
or Coraimssion. I can make a suceeseful
SA.TiESMAN
at anyone who will work and follow ray in-
structions. Will f urnish handsome outfit free
and pay poor salary or eorninission eVerY
week. Write for terms at once.
E. 0, GRAHAM, Nurseryman,
Oot10 1.3t Toronto. Ont.
QALES1V ENV:
14.10 WANTED. ;stWi
Raving done business in Canada for tho
past 30 years, our reputation and responsibil-
itY is well known. We pay salary and ex-
penses from the start if everything is satis-
eT review experienee iB required.
ee *rite us foe terms, whice are VDTS, ilbOtal,
All creditors are required to file their claims
with the said essignee on or before the lot
day of Janus's+, I890, duly and legally proven
with full particulars as to tany tecuriey or se-
ourities held by them or any of them.
LEWIS B. rnoxsoN.
Assignee,
Ester, Dec, 7111, 180 --2t
DMINISTRATRIX'S Norics.
To the electors of the village of Exeter.
:
In compliance .AVith reqtasitirin promoted
te mo ate signed by %number of theelectors
througheut the vitlitge, 1 have consented to
allovt myself to be nottanated as candidate for
Munitipal eouncil, Mid if eleeted eo sip
hese tO prOmote the interests of the villege at
large. •
Youvs Respaetfullie
SPAokVItif
13018SENBEUI1V, Auctioneer, on
Saturday the 21st day of cumber 1889
At one reale& p. me, the follosving valuable
farms, ill tsvo separate parcels, viz :
er firm.
PARCEL I -Lot number Twenty-four, in
the Lake Road, East Concession of the Town-
ship of Hay, in the County 01 Huron. contain-
ing by adineallurenient Ninety acres of' land, be
the 00.1110 more or less.
PeRCEL 2 -Lot number TW011'yeseven Bast
of the Lein Road, in the Townsbip of Hay, in
the County ofliurom con tabling by ad:immure
ment one hundred and fifty acres, be the same
more or less.
These are both valuable farms, in a gona
atate of eultivetion, welt drained and with
good orchards andbuildings.
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TERMS of SALE .-Pareel 1 -Ten per omitof
the purchase money on the day of sale, Burn.
Merit to make orre-half of the purohase mono,
within thirty days thereafter: the elialanee
MOT remain en mortgage of the premises with
interest ittsix
per tea. at the purebaset's
option Pastel 2-One-thiraof the purehase
money on the day of tele, and the balance in
lane month thereafter.
Both parcels will he sold subeict to a reeervo
Notice 10 hereby given in Intrattanee of It. S.
0 „,1887, Chapter 110, seetion 35, that all Credi-
tors and other persons having arty claints or
demarids agninat the estate of Richard Waa-
len, late of the township of Ilsboree, in the
ccuntY of 11eroe yeoman, deceesed, who al.i
on or about the stet dies of Oetober, 1880, ere
required to send by post, pre•paid, or dottrel.,
to Afessts. Elliot 2 Elitot, txotor, Soliciters
fot Igraine, Wadien, AdmittittiSttiX of the said
estate, on or before the lat, day of January,
1890, a statement in Writing of their Chrtstian
and Surnames end addresses, arid full partioui
ars of their elaime and demandS, and the
nature of the securities, at ony hole bY them,
And tiotice is further given thee after the
said last mentioned date the Adininistratrix
siUp rodectl to distribute the assete of the
aid adeee.eed mon g the persons entitled intro
to, having Award wily 10 the elaires of Whish
notice, hos boon given as above, required, and
the AduUnitbittriXii11l0t3 liable for tile
said Aseets et ate part theteof, 80 dietributed
to arty Portion pt WbOtSOSltilitflOtiOS shall not
have been reetexed at the time ef distributiom
Children Ory for Pitcherlg Castork
CHASE BROTHERS' COMPANY
Nurserymen,
COLBORNE, - ONTARIO.
trztoir &•ttlitOT.
Solicitors foe A.dutieisteatrix.
Dated et Exeter Ole e711Le
lbw ef November,1883. s
REMOVED 1
00.
2 s
hite Sugar
FOR Si.00.
-AT-
ME11110,1
POST OF.VICE STORE,
ElfrOter N rth.
DAVIDSON BROS., Builders and C entree-
orshave removed to Swill tort's old stand, cor-
ner Main and Gidley streets and are prepared
to sell Deere, Sash end Blinds and Moulding
cheerier than any other firm in town, Build-
ings tontraeted for, Plans. Speeifiestions and
Estimates furnished if required. All work
done with neatnosa and despatch and satisfac-
tion given. Seasoned Lumber always on hand
For `further, partioit ars apply to \VS ham
Campbell, seetiod coneession DaY.
Or to_ It II. COLLINS, Exeter,
Bassralsintai, vendor's Solicitor
Dated at lAlisueettoirt"21606tity' NIleevil'sr6,111.
889,
RItAT BARGAINS. 550,000
Bre* for sale. elate) where
416 you buy those Mee brick? At Selretiemere
brielt yard. kIe hag some of the best, brink I
ever BaW mule,. 1 Will loavo ypu to jtolgis for
youreelf if it isn't so. YOUbuY them be-
fore any Other if you See thoSe Mee brier that
he lute on his yet& no lias things in the,hest
shape to pleaseditio ettstonters, can Imam
You in pricesan quality* call and set his
steak before you bile, It Will patiStiltOdO to
de, so. Renomber the piece. 1o17 eoe.5, the
ena yard south side, Crealton Road,
ShipPingPrOinptly t ttended to,
Dee.5th, 8A31581 Tevetertildtietton 1,, 0,
Domnirin LArgcry
HEADQUARTLES
--FOR
Pure Drugs, Patent Medi-
cines Dye -stuffs,
Perfumery and Toilet
Articles,
School Books and Stationary.
Da7id.0033. Brc°.' Photo Franaes, Albums,
DAVIDSON. JOHN DA.VIDSON1 purses, et.
Cigars Pipes, and Tobacco.
N ()TICE .
Presh, and JV er,o
8T001( OF GROCERIES
AND CONFECTIONERY
:feet arrived at the family Geooery, Also
Pure Extracts and Spices.
A, beautiful piece of glass—
ware given away with one lb,
MayeIrs 13 ailing Powder,
nab wGoa nouar noir fel. sale,
CnI1 ana ag.anfino our goods before pull
(lasing elsewhere.
G. As Ii)11.A11,
Also a large assortment
of Toilet and Bath
Sponges alwavs
on hand
Prescriptions carefully pre-
pared from the purest
Drugs.
Remember the plate, Sign,
GOLD) MORTAR,
Main. St.,
Browain