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TOL. XVII. 'ie, 29.
RIXETBRI ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL. a, 1890
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Barristers, Sai' iterw, Notaries Public,
•ollvey'aucers &o, &c.
t '.aiouey to Loan et Lowest Rates of
interest.
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IJENTAL.
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Nitrous Oxide Gala for Painless Retraction.
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sett, Ve retable Weer, teem
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ana N, car ouer for tato
(hunt of .heron. OMee, opposite cur.
'Carling's aioro,Exoter.
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•10 zousoreooutly occupied by P. 3laPbiUips,
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F, CUT'L'l N, M. D. G. M.,
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tut tist..tlratiotogy'; Member N. Y. Acad.
tlirapalogyi llotuhar Col. P. S„ Qnt•—
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AUCTIUNDEBS.
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iouaorfor (iey. 1 .
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?atm). +)tfoo—JtPoet-oilloc,Croditon.Out.
FIN GILL, Auctioneer for the
- f'ownehtus of Stephen, clay and Velment+
and the Village of heater. All sales presently
o,ttended,audsetlsfaotion guaranteed. Sa1oa
-are angod at this &nee.
"VETERINARY.
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Tennent & Tennent
VETERINARY SURGEONS,
adnates of the Ontario Veterinary College
°EnzoE : One door South of Town Hall.
MONEY TO LOAN.
ONE L TO LOAN AT 6 SAND 6i
percent, 825,000 Private Funds. Best
x,oanine Companies represented.
L. DICKSON,
Barrister,Exeter,
INSURANCE .
THE LONDON MUTUAL
R_ )'ni INSURANCE COMPANY OP
CAN AD a. cad Offloe, London, Ont.
After 31 years of successful business, still
continues to offer the owners of farmproperty
and naivete residences, either on buildings or
•oe'ntents.tbe moat favorable protection in case
of loss or hmego by fire orlightuinc, at rates
upon such liberal terms. that no othor respect-
able company (me ago rdto'write. 42,`'75 poli:
cies in force latSan 4890. Assets 8378,498.00
$n eashin bank, Government deport, Deben-
tures and Premium Notes- 'JAacss GnAwr,
President ; D. 0. MODomitn,lttanager• DAvin
JAalr>as,Agent for Exeter andvioinity.
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L 'PERE INSUBANCEOO-.
J8stabllsliedin 1808.
HEAD OffICE- W T
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earste successful operation ario,alieWpster n Qu-
• udaoutinues to: insure agaipat,oss or
� t• ttmego by .rit•o J3 iiildings,:vloroiluudise,Dis,n-
faetoe'les,aud 1,11 -,others teeerintionsofliusur-
bleprolaorty.Ca.ending insurers bavn,tbo
ptionoftnsuringontbe Premium Note or
clash System. •
- >?u the east ten. years this Company
During
hasiseued'i7,008 Policies•covorin(nroper ty
b the ttnoulitot340,872,088 ;and paid in1bes-
ets alone ;;709„52,00
A.ssetS, i' tit3,10a.00,,onsieting "o f. Cash
IL dank,Go voroanont Deposit,an d. t.1ne.unass-
ssedPreniiun Notosonlianda11dIn force. 7
'.W vcrALDPJ•NivI• `D.'exesider t. 0. M. TAFLOR,
Secretary. J. B. 1#tretunS,Cnenecter: 011AS;
tesreTJ ageotfen.tr,ceters,ndv-io*nity
The Molsons .Bank
(OlIARTEREI)B' PA. Ri,IAh1ENT.1855)
Peed upCapital .., .., $2.060,60
ItestFund .., as 1,009,0C
rfeadOMee. Montreal.
F. WOi'.FERSTANTIIObIAS,Bdq.,
OcarttaAeete, reeseR
20 bran ch offices itxtiteseominion. Agenic
in the Dominiouatl.S,A,and Europe.
Exeter Branch,
Opou every lawful dee', from 10 a,w• to 3 p. m
S•}'t'ICRDAYS.10 a,to to 1 p.,a,
i'ereout.perannum allowedfor money on
crit Receipts
R. H. ARCHER
Manager.
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R'A TCHFs,
CLOCK'S,---
JEWELRY, —
SILVERWARE,-
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--ckND SPECTACLES
UNEQUALLED VALUE.
lerPersopalattentiongiveu to repairing o.
watchee.oloeksandjowelr i
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0jtpeeite Post Office,
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PARKHILL
Eyes Te$ted
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Practical Optician,
Graduate ODtic School N.Y.
Eyes tested ; defective sight reetorcdby the
aid of fine glass s. largo assortment of the
ftnestiaaeseson band. A calleolieiled.
4- S. ettC't] :R eeee-g'.
7.60 eeeerlerep.A.Seetm London.
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WANTED ---A good energetics man. or moo,
to sell our Fruit `treses. Roi'e+. Shrubs. Crna-
mentuis,ete, Permanent employment. Write
at once for cerement' secure Choice Of
territory. We Fell only 3rrt-elassstock. hand-
some outfit free. Address MAY BROT1I11RS,
Nurseymon, Rochester, N. Y. -8th Nov,'el.
5 Packs of Cards, PREF
Ono Pack, May I. C. U. Monde, One Pack
Fscort; One Pack, Flirtation ; One Pack. hold
to the light; One Pack. Our Sore just holds
two. Onosnurplebook full of Novelties, all
PRUE, if you send 5e. silver, forpost ago.
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FRED W. PAB,NCO1B,
Provincial la Surveyor and Civil En -
Moo, Upstairs.Samwell's Block. Exeter, Ont.
FARM FOR SALE.
100 aures—being lot 73,North Boundary, Mc-
Gillivray. There aro 95 acroa cleared, balance
bush and pasture 10 acres in fall wheat, and
fall ploughing done; werl-foaoed and well -
watered. Good frame house with stone cellar;
also frame barn with stable underneath ; good
driving house.- Distance from Crediton post-
otlico 2f miles ; 4 miles from Centralia, and
convenient to schools and ohurohes. Will bo
sold cheap. Possession given at once if re-
quired. Apply on the premises to
Pob'y 27-1m JAS. RING
W.A. T'RD
Mon to take orders for Nursery Stook, on Sal-
ary or Comitussion. I oanmake a successful
SA LESS .A
of anyone who will work and follow my in-
struotione. Will furnish handsome outfit free
and pay your salary dr commission every
week. Write for torins at once..
E. 0. GRAHAM.Nurseryman,
Moh1813t Toronto. Ont.
Champion Food
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Tnn BEST LIVE STOCK
Poon IN TEE WORLD
MONEY SAVED BY
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=a ITS USE.
Ilorses can now be kept in better-oondition;
cows give more and richer milk, and all kinds
,of Live Stock restored to health, fattened and
improved at a much less expense by the use of
023_eis,MPIc eo, ,FOOD.
• NE TRIAL' WILL CONVINCE YOU
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OF THE, ABOVE FACTS.
.
Our .Agents sell Champion Food in Eng-
land, 'France, Australia, India,Africa,
Brizii, Buenor, Ayres, United States,, C=anada
etc., etc., with the same wonderful results.
7arrnety--
rs' .rad. 5'p o1 -
Raisers Will Have It.
Agents wanted everywhere.
COTT01ec. London, Ont.,
JAS. l'AnrcucSov, W holoeale Agent
Agent fo r Exeter..
CENTRAL
EZarber
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FANSON'S B OOI(.
A.Hastings,
1"gProp
Shaving and flair cutting in the latest
style of the art.
Evory attontine paidto cnttirg
Ladies anci01111,11'0n” s
WE LEAD
Not only iu word but in deed
Wall -Paper,
Window Blinds,
Dress Goods and Millinery.
Tweeds and Clothing.
Hats and Caps.
Boots 45z Shoes
NOW TIFF TU;fC+ OI+'aW.AR
Two cans Salmon, 25e
Canned Corn, 10e
Canned Tomatoes, 10e
3 cakes Washing Soap, 5e
Sibs Tea, S1
BRU PTO 1 BROS,
$eusall
1:nlllsrs—Mr. Wm. Tapp of Exeter, re-
cently purchased from Air. L, Petty, a sta-
tion colt, d months old. sired by "Golden
Crown," for 1175. :sir. Tap1, has since been
offered n largo advance on this pike. TN;
Ms the best we have seen,-•-:lir Ed
I;eseenberry ]iiia rented Mr It lsiciutyre'a
betel for a terra of years, and has taken
possession, Mr Alelntyro. we understand,
laa8 accepted A position as traveller for a
wbolesale.—New shades have been plaaoU
in the bank windows. Tey add materially
to the beauty of the building. ;Messrs
Artbttr eC Co, have one of the flueet bank
premises to be fount in the county,.—alfa J
0 Stoneman is visiting her mother in
Lambeth, who is not in good health.—
Severe'
iealth.—
. tv r t v' a '
9t a al of the ala it
village dudes ra.hang the
season, sporting new spring hats. They
look as fresh as spring chickens in their
new ldtttuttgo.--Mr Berry this week shipped
to liiiwankee, a carload of the choicest
draught Maes to he found in tins section.
The rtverrigtl Wee paidefett- tbti animals was
$175.01. --Tho Hensel. checker team are in
good practice ; and have the utmost con.
fnlenco in themselves. A chahonge has
been received from. the Exeter team, and it
is probable that it will be readily accepted,
as our boys would like something easy to
oummeuee on.—`.'hone of our citizens who
have *tension to travel eastward. would lite
to know if the sidewalk committee have
ahaoonded with the oontributious, or have
they the money out at interest, or sunk in
a farm mortgage 2—We understapd that Mr
A McDonoll has gone to California instead
of Dakota. -The spring fair takes plaoo to-
day (Thursday) and it is expected that there
will be a large attendance.—There will be
considerable btulding done this year, but
not to such an extent as has been the case
in former years,—Mr Cook has taken his
brother into partnership in the milling
business.—Upwards of ten car loads o1 flour
is being chipped from this station weekly,
by the Zurich and tlenaall millers.—Mr R.
Patterson, our well-knorq contractor, will
commence the erection of a new town hall
at Winrham,within a few weeks;—On Sun
day last, rev. Mr Stewart of Clinton offici-
ated in Carmel Presbyterian ahureh, rev Mr
Henderson being at Clinton conducting the
Anniversary services of the Sabbath school
in connection with thePresbytbrian (thumb,.
there.—On Sunday afternnon rev Mr Bridg
mac preached a special sermon in the
Methodist church, to the members of Court
Ivy Green, C 0 F, of this village. There
was a very large attendance both of the
members and of tho general public—On
lneaday Iast several young men from this
section left for the Great Northwest, among
the number being' Mr John Carlisle and Mr
Ingram of Hay—Mr Ohne Burford is attend
ing the Assizes now going' on at Goderioli,
in the capacity of juror. --Mr W Robson of
London was in town on Saturday last visit-
ing his daughter, Mrs H Arnold—Mr 1)
MacArthur, 0f Ailsa Craig was iu town this
week --On Wednesday, at the residence of
AMr John Short, Loudon Bond, Ray Town-
ship, Mr Harry Welsh, carpenter of this vie
lago was married to Miss Ada, daughter of
Mr, John 8 ors. in the presence of a large.
number of friends of tho contracting parties
The, presents are numerous and useful. Wa
join their many friends in wishing them a.
long, pleasant and prosperous pull in double
harness—Rev J'S Henderson is in Toronto,
Miss Lizzie Godfrey, daughter titer of Rev IV
Godfrey of Belgrave, but formerly of
Helical], is the guest of Mrs Sutherland.—
The regular meeting of tine Young Peoples'
Mutiiael Improvement Associationwill be
held on Monday eveuing 7th lust. --Mr Wnt
Johnston, formerly in the employ of Messrs
Brown d Blatehford,'but now farming um
Gerrie, is in the village this week, --We al•0
Pleased to see, that the timber for a si.deivalk
on King street, from the post 'office' to past
Carmel church, is on the ground. A side.'
walk here attain fact in many; adder places
in this village is very much needed. Gravel
walks during a winter like the past are
vorthlese; and even in the summer a" poor,
apology for a walk, as it is always covered
with dust. Heretofore o r
r tr statute labor
have not been judiciously expended, private
interests showing, itself in too many :oases
—Don't be loafer I If you have no busi-
ness of your own, don't loaf around the
place of another, Nothing gives a business
man a poorer opinion of a place than to see
half a dozen loafers sitting or lounging
arannd every time ho goes in, The owner
or. proprietor may be too polite or forebear
ing to order you away, but inwat"dly he will
wish you lit the bottomof the sea• If he
hires hands he exports thorn to wore; m busi-
ness hours, and the man who bangs aroung a
place of bermes$, botir after hour, talking
to the workmen is never a wolcome'visitor
Childrart cru for ractiers Caster_
t.o the -proprietor. In this busy world there
ii work enough for all, and the man cr boy
who isout n
c e ttilier d n
nonn1 and sponge o off
others will never amount to anything and
had better go off and die,
Tbo Tames says there is a puny in St.
Thomas. that can go up to the bar, drink a
glass of beer and walk out There are lots
of donkeys he this town that can do that,
and a donkey is not supposed to know as
much as a pony,
Hag Couuoll,.
At a meeting of the council held .larch.
16th, is. ryas moven and carried, that Use
application of the trustees of S 8 No 5, for
altering and enlarging the boundaries of
their section be deferred for further 000-
btderon.
On motive the pians and specifications of
the new town hall wero accepted end the
time for receiving tenders for building the
same was extouded to the 16tli April next,
The proposal of the Canada Co to ex-
change deeda for a new road allowance be-
tween lots 10 and 11, con 10, was accepted
and the clerk instructed to notify the
oonipauy'a commissioners to that effect.
Patlema'ttert•, pouud•keepers :end fenee.
Viewers were. with few exceptions, appointee
the same as last year, Road cowmisseon•
era will be appointed al eorne future .meet.
ing.—The resignation of 8 Foster as clerk
,was aeeepted.
Moved by Mr Schnell; Beed by Mr Voolker
that the Appointment of a clerk be poet-
poued until next meeting, and that 1i B
Johnson bo appointed pro tem.
A hew nceeents were passed, when the
council adjunrned to meet on the iGtli
April next at 10 aart,
Crediton.
lerIEVS,,—.Lairs Iii Lougmato of Detroit,
ttiaah , is paying her father, Mr .such
Blaze!, a short visit.--efr Wm Silber has
gone to Hamilton to work at histrado,—Mr
llaui'l Brown, merchant, has been laid up
during the past Reck.—Rev Christian.
Brown, who is visiting friends hero. has
had a very tuttlen attack of illness, which
will necessitate him to romatn here longer
than he expected, Owing to his indispnai.
tion ho was unable to deliver the amuse
published for Thursday evg.—Mr Zenith
Sims has removed his household effects to n
farm in Uaborne, which he intends work-
ing.--Afr Ben Either, itriss Attica Either and
Mrs S Link left for Detroit on 'Tuesday to
remove lira Link's lronsehold effects to
Crediton, as she intends to make her future
bones here.—During the atom on Thurs-
day night last the wind unroofed Mr 0
Z leer's barn, The east end was out of
esti building and the wind bad. g good;
chance, Mr Zwikor ie basing n fine new
barn and stable erected beside the old ono..
--Tho nasignee's :tale of the effects of the
defunct Samuel Truomner was very largely
attended and most of the goods sold high,
A. considerable quantity of brick was die
posed of.—Wo bear of a fete weddings for
the near future. We would lure to see them
come oil soon as it is n long time since we
had a ahariyati.—Wo had sleighing on
Saturday but it only lasted for a day.—:lir
Kuhn, tile mannlaoturer, has long ago
cleaned out every tile on his yard. --Only
two or three of the brick yards will be run
thio season and it is likely bilck will bo
good stook next fall. Anyone requiring any
had better buy nosy,—Miss Abbey Clark of
London, is home on a ell, art visit.—We
understand we are to have another butcher
in town. Mr W 11 Wenzel will ereot a
suitable shop next to his woodshop to
accommodate the butcher. We think that
the people should patronize a resident
butcher and feel satisfied they will,
♦.ow4
Sharon.
WEDDING BELLS.—A very pleasing event
occurred ou Tuesday evg, at the residence
of John Chapel of Hamilton, it being the
marriage of his youngest daughter, Annie,
to Mr. Josiah Kastle of Stephen. Tho
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. Hunt
of I:lamilton. The bride was handsomely
attired iu °ream satin, trimmed with orange
blossoms, and all looked upon her with ad-
miration. The bridesmaids were also richly
attired. After the ceremony the .gusts of
which there were abbut one hundred eat
down to a bounteous repast, to which all
did ample justice, after which the evening
was spent in various amusements. Tho
presents were very numerous and costly
which speaks for itself as to the esteem in
which the couple are held. The next morn-
ing the happy couple started on n tour iu
which they will take in the principal cities
of Ontario. We congratulate you Josiah
on year success and hope you may live to
eco many prosperous years of married life.
Bassos —Mr. and Mrs. George Weekly,
of Woodstock, are the guests of Ilirs Nelson
Kestle: —Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kelly of New-
berry, Michigan, wlio have been visiting
their pad ants returned home last week.
Miss Banes of ..Crediton, is visiting the
Misses Trestle,—The your;: Bike spent a
very enjoyable time at thee residence enol of Mr.
Teas. Kelly one evening last week.—Mr.
Nelson lessee's mare which had the distem-
per is recovering although at one time her
life eve dispairedof,—;Pilo wood boos, which
have been all the rage around here are about
Aver and the begs are looking in . other di
rection for a little .excitement,—Rev; R..
Redmond, pastor of tlro Sharon Methodist
Church en l a Parkhillminister exchanged
pulpits on Sunday lase -Mr. Nehemiah
Kestle lost a valuable eine ma Friday last,
115;, Moses Aoaey,ofzeter, paid us a flying
on Sunday last.-1Ti'. Win, pestle has dis-
posed of ono of his valuable horses to
au Amnrioau buyer for a good srttu.--ser,
Wm. Rowe nas a large flea of lambs already
thou hit is oarl et. Wm is
al quite a
g yY I
sheep fancier,
Tho West Poterbo-o' Farmers' Institute
has decidedto give tuo-rowed' barley an
ample test.
The legal profesiiou of Hastings Connty,
have determined to establish a lacy library
for the county -
G. D. Swanton, the forger, was on batur
ilety ab Belleville eonteyoed to two ti',;ars in
thei penitentiary.
Farmer,iu Middlesex onunsy report fall
wheat in a bad condition, and newly seeded
clover heaved.
di:rarl'a Lai:moist curosuarget in (Jew
Centralia.
0. Y.Smt h having mad arrangements ansements
to
run the Centralia Cheese Factory acing the
coming Eeaeon would respectfully notity the
patrons and community in general that the
factory wilt:bo run to its fuIiestleztentand that
those wishing to become petrosa will be denit
with in an honorable way. all information
desired wilt be cheerfully given ea application.
Solicitistfi the kind Patronage of all.
F remain yours truly.
t .
W. Sx1Tu,
WQPdktt•
limier$, ---ler, .John Fotberlughem Itas
been appointed school trustee in the place
of Air. Walter Pearson, who hies removed
from this locality.—Rev, Josiah Greene of
Greeter:. will preach next babbaternareiu6
in the Methodist church, ---err. Rult Flicks
and fancily, moved this week to withhi
guiles of Exeter.. Ile will be greatly missed.
in the -church, Sunday school anti neigh-
borhood,—Service iu the Alethodist church
an Good Friday evening. ---The Rev, D. A.
1t'Ioir will preach en the Greater; circuit
next Sabbath,-- .Stoup staleittg wilt be
placed under eight barns on the Baso Line
of lilanshard this year.
Olaudebcye...
11RI11,s--Business is booming in our
town. R 0 Struthers of London, is selling;
off the stack of John Flaungan, inaolvent,
—John Brewster who buaght out Mr
Johnson's old stand is. Navin r an auction
sale, tend is selling a large amount of goods.
- -Hill John Hialgins bought the two farms
of Mr John Plane ,'ren for St, t00, The
village houses were pu,,..zeeed by J ~,Y
Blackwell for $31.!0.—Our local egg buyers
11 Blaekwoll & Son are going to get eggs
from the stores this year and not buy
through the country,— The I 0 1'' are
thriving is thin vicinity, At their last
regular meeting Court (Greenwood took in
three new members and Court Clandeboye
took in two.—The division court has been
removed to Lucan. This will be quite a
loss to Claudeboye.
Bayfield.
Bauk Zsiartha Pelleok is., visit-
iitg on the Bauble Line. --Our esteemed
townsman, Mr. John Morgan, has been up.
pointed a ,justice of Peace in and for the
County of Httron. Tbc Salvation Army
aro holding forth each night and have
large aa
h . t
tteudauee,—.Ir. Jonathan Hofiarth
left last Monday for London. --Mr. Rich,
Bailey has Leen securing sigretures to a
petition for the granting of license to .the
Commercial hetet.-0u Friday evg,. last,
the, Royal Template of Temput-anee.rad n
very interesting debate on the suleeet:
"Resolved that women have more influence
than men," After some exciting speeches
had been made decision was given in favor
of the affirmative. Those taking part
were : Ale—Miss Young, Mr. Hi!1, Mrs.
Thos Marks, Mrs, .1. Burgess, Misa elc-
Kenzie ; Negl : air, AI, Dupeo, Mr. P.
Campbell, Miss L. Hust n, Mr D. McKen-
zie, Mr. James Wallas. A number rt ere
present from Goderich.
Zurich.
iiztirra.—Mr. Wm. Klopp etthe Brunson
Line, has aold his driver to Mr. Stauffer of
Waterloo, for $122. This ix considered a
good figure, as horseflesh re low at present.
Mr Eines has also purchasedanother horse.
—Mrs. Charles Grab is spending a few
weeks with friends in Milverton and Welles-
Jey,—It seems our neighbors et Hensall
ars 'bound to do us all harm theypossibly0ir.
The latest "fad" is offerings bonus of $4.00
to the oorplration of Hay, if they build the
town hall there instead ofliere. They know
well enough that such. an ofler cannot be
accepted, as the counoilwill not sell them-
selves to any town. They on that side want
to make a ory about it at the next election,
if the council do not accept. However, we
on this side will not take a back seat for
.hem or any one else. We are able to hold
our own, and we will do it.—kir. Justus
Demuth left on Monday for Ashland, Wis-
consin. Justus- is a worker and is bound
to get along in the world.—H. 0 Doan and
Peter S. Gri,'er are attending the assizes at
Goderio't thi :week.—Read Appel&lZeller's
advertise mane in this issue.—Air. William:
Hainacher is here from .Kansasehaving been
gone over twelve years.—We understand
that George sterner met with a painful:
accident last week. It seems he was driving
a span of colts. which managed to get away
from hire and throwing him againstau
apple tree, braised his log in a horrible
manner.—Mr. John Deiohert, blacksmith„
is suffering with a, very sore bank. -Mr.
Robb. Johnston hes been appointed tp:.olerk
pro tem, instead of ltfr. Same Foster, re-
signed.—The light skiff of snow caused a
boom of business in the village.—&ix. Geo
Hess has completed the plans and, speoifx.
cations of the proposed town hall,, and any
wishing to examine them may do so by
calling at the ofhae of F. Hess, Reeve.—We
o h boysin thesurrounding.
hear of some f the
neighborhood enjoying tnemsolves to a feast
of taffy at the expense of Rome of their
denial neighbors. Look ons for the "C"
Lt t SonaoL: Tno following is' a list
PITOTAC,:'
ofthe pupils who have been promoted ;into
the next class :--
•
' sexton investor
To Senior Fourth,—Horace Hardy, Annie
Lippert, Alf Moritz, Flora ' Hees,
To Junior Fourth,—David trooper; E.
Faust, Wm Detnntil, Tillie: Well, Milton
Buchanan, Atli° Johnsen, EmeliaHess, Ida
I3ri11, L' izzie Bkr, Nettie Well
To Senior ooT1}eird.--Wm Duman, Tates
Benedict, John Deichert, Joe Berstein, Sam
Faust, Gaunt Stemeach, Laura Kibler,
ler
Theo Happel, Martha Strempfer, Annie
Floss, e.laggie Demuth, ,Ed Wurm, Sam.
Holtzman; Mary Randal,
ivreasuevrAT]b Division'
To Junior 'Third—Olara Sippel, Lizzie
Dainart, EdRtnch,leph Plolteman, John
Weber, James Johuson, Tillie Koler, Ilia
troll, Leslie'VVilliams, Louis Foster, Phis/
Elidetnnu.
To Senior Seeoudl.—l+iclweal Schnell,
Norman Buchanan, Galvin \Villi:ims,
Herbert Harey, meter llaberer, 'Andrew
tic As, Wm Geiger, Lydia ZimmormMAD , iiia
Lippert, Albe.t 8inith, Rosa Lippert, Katie
<Tome stwetreTE.4 SONS
eruhliehereand Iropriptora
ToJunior Saecnd-.,-Mina Doan, . WAS
Weber, Cir's
theme,Cn
Wes iabler,
Oscar
Feebler, Wm D reh
xtr Louisa
Werra.
,rk sz0R Dxrx zekr
To Senior Part II—;dilda Strempfer,
Mabel Aardy, :Reuben Clegborn, Mazgir,.
Zimmermann, Victoria Johnson, :Melena
Koehler, Alf I14, Dan i oshler lb,
Reiolitrt,:
To Junior Part ./.l—Clara Buchanan.
Beatrice Steinbach, Antalfa Azt, Lout:az
Lippert.
MQQrvs le,
Herm—Died at his reeidouce in Leman,.
on the 29th ult., lir Thomas Elawksbaw.
He was an old resident of . Biddulph, end
but recently movcdi to Lucca, where in
partnership with MIr John•I� ax, be eugaged.,
in the milling; business, Re was of a genial.
unassuming manner that won hitt many
friends —Mr James (:arrsil, Saublo Line,
sold a span of horses recently tar the sum
of .`225.
Dashwood.•.
Bruen—Last Friday it Was eery stormy
here. The road was drifted at someplaeea..
--air F. Baker saya lie baa a calf which
"gaius one hundred pounds every month.
Who can beat that 1 --The population +af
our village bas increased lately. —. A1r R.
Cook shipped a carload of tow on Tuesday.
---Ouruterebants are opening out their -
uriilinery, Now is the time to get bats
ladies.—All Fools' 1)ar Was generally ob,
served Tuesday, cies ra Cook 4t lji
have received their seed Iinx.
Whalen
Baruyi---airs Alfred Gunning wlio has
been in very poor health for some tkne -
past, we nee pleased to say is improving,
--ler Jamesi A1cDonald started for llama
on Monday, after spending to month or
more in the neighborhood. ---Air Wm. Law-
ton has ;wain gone to farming. having ,
rented the fine estate of Mr' Jos. L't: Eyton -
near Granton for a term of years.—Cedar-
Vale cheese factory has things in order for
this seaxen's operations, the, milk routes
belie; let on Monday. Air Johnson is still
employed as cheese maker, ---Roads very
had, peoplewishing for spring'-- The snow
on a.tturday was warmly welcomed, and
freely used hauling up the auk- mer. wood
--
ckc ,len e
sl snt
a 1 whooping i
p ng cnnglr nrelnitt3
prevalent on 10th line of .11lanshard.--Tho
hired men are getting around to their
places' for the summer.
`Co the Editor of the F.x'ater Tinter,
With the 'advent of ming; thee question
of drainage, and street improvement will,'
doubtless occupy the minds of our ..V ithige
Fathers." A. great deal of useless and cost
ly work has been done in the past, which
every one peltnits. I would therefore urger
upon the members of the counck the ad.
visahility' of undertaking no- now work
without first consulting a competent au-
thority. A truly qualified (avid Engineer,
has made Exeter his hone, and all works ,
undertaken, by the council in. relation to.
drainage or street levelling should be sub-
mitted to him, or .better still, have a.
complete survey made of the topography.
of the village and lay the foundation for a;
complete and permanent system of drain,
age. A generous outlay in this dfrestiot.
would prove the wisest economy in the.
end. Yews,,
VrrtGEE j
During. enumeration week in the Exeter
post o3ihe the following rosiness was done,,
whielr.is considerably larger than on any •
former occasion :—
iettersf Czanadian ofTroos.984, pottage.,*9i.iOx25i
Eorefgn l&
0.
.90
,77'
.74:
.71
.38
eaa
Farming In KansaS., , ":
t The Partners' Alliance, which• lid' be--
• cone the most powerful farmers.'' organise
tion that Kausee has ever known. has
'addressed an open letter . to the &18a
,delegation in Congress, ,calling their at„en;
tion to the alarming condition of the
agricultural interests of this. state. 41111
demanding legislation for their relief. J he
letter says : 'aWe call attention to the recta
" that a single law firm in one -city in, souther')
Kansas now has contracts for the fore
closure of 1,500 mortgages. This rn;ssus
1,800 homesteads transferred; from the
hands of so.many induserions. families to
hands of capitalists, either rlomesf, c: et
foreign. The foreelosure of these creme.
gages is i:r.aocordance .with a preconceived
purpose to• gain possession of these farms
and people them with, mere servile tees it
imported from foreign. lands.tor this s.ieuial
purpose, All over the state the liernea. of
our people are imperilled. - .The -y. deo
struggling; against adverse .eircurnstaiices
and almost agai,sst hope to suetain thee$-
' seliws until relief shall come, .The people
believe these conditions are due largely to
vicious legislation." '
That amount of money eeceived .for:
, Public School purposes in Ontario irc,
1858 was 45ii 552. 01..thia sum ui<tr*
trio-thircla-- 3;9S0,'J85—wits conti•ilrrFt-
ed by the people of various'rnunicipeli-
bies and school districts while one.fo"' rte
—$1,104, 840—came from clergy reserves
balances,r• ,
etc., the remaining one- '
twelfth— $274 511—from the Legish tiv 3
grants. The total expenditure on
schools was $5,859,265• ' Of this the
greater part -$2,551,257 -rias spent itt
teacher's salaries $585,875 011 new
buildiog, sites, etc., ; $a9,082 on maps,
apparatus aed prizes. Great progress itt
education is indicated by the simplo ilei.
that in a sieglo year the people of - (o-
taricr 1
s pent more than 'half; ui`il;';un
dollar„ on. new school builclruge `ee
e t, ..
sites. 1u the p ist twelve years < yvespe.ntab0nt,orty-F• vtilill;I;11
this Way.
Pos"..Card's for Can emcees 338,
Foreign" 18,
Newspapers, to per 4 oma- 72, •"
Books and Circulars 28, "
Deeds, Mortgages, school
returns. etc 99, "
Parcels of gen,mchdsa.at
le per oz 8,
At
Closed: parcels, . 6o per:4• Boz 4,
Registered letters 51.