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It is an undisputed fact that public opinion, that inexhaustible
source of wholesome instruction, is constantly proclaiming that our
facilities are the best, our goods the newest and of the very latest
style, and
WE SELL THE CHEAPEST
Follow the crowd and you will go right to the spot for bargatns.
We do not like to demoralize trade. We know it affects ether houses
doing business in the regular way, but cannot help it.
We will have to pack the Goods
or sell them,`aNd we will not pack them it slaughtering prices will sell
them. Our Wool Goods nothing can touch them, -lust think, a good
Hood 255, worth Soc. ; Oloud 5oc, worth Iz ; Shawl $r, worth 52 ;
Children's Boas only r21c, worth 2oc ; A. line of beautiful Black Dress
Goeds 25c. MI other lines equally as low. We should not Have
bought any Dress Goods far this fall, but 1101Y we have them we must
sell them. You make a mistake if you buy before seeing them. Fully
20 per cent reduction in buying skirt lining --8c, waist rale.
OVMRCO..TS Y
Another line wo are overstocked in, but prices will sell them ; they
must be put to their intekdcd use. Just imagine ro oz cotteuade 250
per yd. Heavy ;hater shirting the best 121c per yd. Men's all•wool
shirt 450. Our 50c shirt is regularly sold at i5c, and our 35c top shirt
at 6o. Uen's linen colla:; roc each. A jab line of braces 25c ; Gloves,
Hose, Ties, all away down in pricy:. Men's Felt Boots .$1.50. Devon.
shire Slippers 25c. Home made yarn 450; good factory Fo,35c. Ladies'
cashmere gloves r5c; everything else equally as low.
Our lease expires this month, but as we have secured the building
for a few weeks longer it will give a chance to unload. We fulfil all we
advertise.
B]IIJMPTON BROS.
Farquhar.
BRI] rs-Mr Thos MoClooklia has finish
ed for the season iu the building lino. Mr
McClocklin has bad a big season, and has
as usual, given the best of, satisfatiou. Mr
Spears' baro on the centro road, Hibbert,
was the concluding job of the season, and
1t is a testament uf the manner in which Mr
McClooklin performs his contraots. Mr
Silts delivered several fine specimens of
cattle at Farquhar Monday, for buyers.
Blake.
BRIEFS -Mr William Nicolson, of the
Royal hotel, is now sojourning in Huron
county, Michigan, with a view of locating
there if suited. -Mr Allen Douglas, one of
the moat prosperoue farmers in this vicinity
left home in the early part of last week
and returned on Saturday following, with a
lady he calls Mrs Douglas. We wish them
all the happiness imaginable. -Mr John
Baechler, of the Bronson line, Hay, dis-
posed of his farm stook on Saturday,the 8th
inst, Ed Bossenberry wielded the hammer.
-Mr Archibald Bishop, M P, sold for Mr
John Beith, at Drysdale, on Saturday last,
his farm stock at good prices. Mr Reith
intends seeking his fortunes in Uncle Sam's
domains.
Biddulph.
BRIEFS- Jonathan Hodgins and John
Darcy disposed of 63 head of cattle by
auction sale at good prices on Tuesday
last, and although farm property sells
lower than ever, yet cattle realises better
prices this fall than for many years.' -Mr
McNamee, clerk of the Division Court, has
removed from Mooresville to Lacon to
reside. -Mr Richard Webb. formerly of
Usborne, but late of Biddulpb, has taken
up his.residenoe in Mooresville. -Mrs Wm
Lewis, who has been seriously ill for some
time, is, we are pleased to state, again re -
coverings -Mr James McRoberts, of Liman,
who has been to the Southern States with a
carload of horses is home again,anckreports
good prices; -Mr Simpsou and 'wife, of
Petrolia, are yi-icing friends here. Mr
Simpson has purchased a lot in Lunn, and
intends erecting a residence thereon in the
spring. The Foresters of Court Clande-
boye purpose baying a litbrary entertain-
entertain-
ment in the town ball, Lacan, on the 14th
inst Dr Oronhyatekha, of Toronto, is ex-
peoted to address the audience. -Mr Near-
ness, Inspector of Schools fog Middlesex,
who has been making his annual visits re-
ports progress - favorable. -We learn that
r J. D. O'Neil, of London, recently dis.
posed of his celebrated stallion "Highland
Boy" to an American buyer fora largo bum.
'Highland Boy' this year, took lstprize and
diploma al London, and thirty two first
prizes at different fairs throughout On-
tario. This is a good showing for a three
year old. -Orange lodge, No 462,Biddulph,
celebrated the 5th Nov in grand style. In
he forenoon lectures were given by Revs
Messrs Shaw and Henderson, which were
highly instrnotive. In the evg a ball and
supper „took place at Mr Jos Hedging; at
whioh'there•was a large attendance' and.a.
good,time-spent
After daphtheria,scarlet fever, or pneum-
or;ia, Hood's Sarsaparilla Will give strength
to the system; and expel all poison from
the blood.
Brucefieid.
BRIEFS -A very pleasant and enjoyable
time was spent et the residence;-, dr Wm
Kaiser, last Monday evening; :s- icing a
party for iklr John McGregor. of Michigan,
who has been spending a number of weeks
visiting his mother and other friends. -
Mr Moses Dixon has returned home. after
spending a couple of weeks visiting friends
up north. -Mr Dixon, our popular hotel
keeper, is having his barn roshingled ad-
joining hie hotel. It will make quite au
improvement to the building.
Elimvilie.
BRIEFS -Many will regret to learn of the
death of Mr Alfred Liddicott, which oc-
curred et his home in St Thomas, on Nov
9. Deceased was well known in this
neii'bborhood, baying resided on a farm a
short distance north of Elimville, for sev-
eial.years. Previous to his death ho was
fireman on a railroad engine and while en-
gaged at his work, took fever, which in two
weeks accomplished its dread work and
hurried him out of time. He leaves a wife
-formerly Miss Louisa Cook -to mourn
his departure. We join with all who knew
them in extending to the bereaved our
heartful sympathy in sheir trial. -Mr
Thos Veal has been laid up with a serious
oold for a week, Mr Wm Johns is also
under the doctor's care. --A good many
people went to vee "The Babe's in the
Wood" on Saturday evening and had a
hilarious time. -A concert will be given in
the church here on New Year's evening;
All foreign talent, Good time, 20 cts.
Usborne.
5 S No 6, report for October. The fol-
lowing are the names of the pupils who
obtained 50 per cent or over on written
work,
Fourth Olass-L Andrew 79, J Russell
70, H Spicer 72, 0 Delbridge 71, N Hind
79, G Miners 68, E Turnbull 67, E Row-
oliffe 67, E Johne, 66, W Johns 64,.
Sen Third Clans -M Brimacombe 68, L
Halle 61, A ]Earl 61, M Clements 60; A
Frauds 57.
Jun Third Class -A Hunter 65, I'
Miners 61, E Powell 53, E Andrew 50, 5
Johns 50, L Krause 50.
Secdthd Class- 5 Clements 84, E Cle-
ments 72, E Johns 68, M Miners 67, W
Fletcher 66, H Johns 64, 1' Rowoliffe 62, 0
Francis 54, L Miners 51.
Part 11 Class -B Bowoliffe 86, F An-
drew 67, G Godbolt, 66, F Coward 54, 0
Johns 51.
First Class Nu 2,--(t Wiloox 82, L'
Cooper 80, E Deibridge 78, 0 Rowoliffe 75,
E Berryhill 70, M Ooward 65, W Hunter
61, J Berryhill 59, J Coward 53.
No 1 -E Camm 79, E Fletcher 79 E
Brown 79, M Johns 76, B Upshall 56.
Promoted -All the fourth class to senior
fourth; sen 111, as above, to junior fourth;
junior third, as above, to senior third; from
par, second to second, the first tour above.
Geo. Hot.MAN, Teaoher. •
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OUR BEST PHYSICIANS AND CHEMISTS,-
Oertify that ImperiaitCream Tartar Baking
Powder is` made from pure Crystal Cream
Tartar and English Soda and is by far the
beet known. Sold by all grocers.
Children Cry for P+tl{,t Pr's Castorir
2,7
Hensall
Men must wear olothing,land the point is
whet°toget theta. Who is your tailor? If
you have not been satisfied with your clothing
we shall please you -not only in fit and work.
Deanship, which aro the main points, but also
in material and price. You cannot go astray
in selecting any pattern in oar stock, A full
line of Cents' furnishings atwayson baud -and
which will be sold away down below regular
prices. A call will convince you that I am the
cheapest man in the county.
Smut Porc,
Stand--McBevea's Bloetc, Reusall.
Blyth.
BRIEFS --Mr Thos Scott and Miss Hattie
Ritchie, were joined he the hold bonds of
matrimony en Wednesday, 12th Met.
They tonk the evening train en route for
New York where they will spend their
heeeymoou, Mr Scott is a furniture
dealer here and his parents live in the
vicinity of Laeen, We join with their
many friends in wishing them all hap
pintas. -..-Tho anniversary eervicos in oon
nection with the Methodist church which
were held on Thanksgiving, was a decided
euecees, proceeds amounting to $160. -The
trustees of the settee! board hays engaged
Mr Christie, of Hageryifle, for the prin-
cipal department for the peeling year, Mr
Stewart having resigned.
Greenway.
lihust-trace Church has been repair-
ed and looks beautiful an the inside. -The
5th Nov was a beautiful day, but many
wout away very mach disappointed on
account of the sickness of Father Chlnigny.
A large number caste from a distance, but
returned home early in the evening. At
8 o'clock the church was nearly full, and
Mr John Neil, District Master, was called
to the chair, and made a few appropriate
remarks, and called upon Mr Itobort
Hutchison, the master of the lodge, W. J,
Wilson, secretary, J Foster, district master
of Stanley, and Rev T E Holmes, who gave
very Interesting addresses,-Boaton Meth-
()dist Sebbatli School have appointed Mrs
F Ulcus and Miss Jennie \Vhiteeide to
train the eeholars for the Christmas tree
entertainment which is to be held Christmas
night. -Mr 11 II English hue rented Mr D
:tf Edward's place for a term of years, -
Mr John Sheritt shipped two car loads of
cattle last Saturday, to Mr Scott of
Guelph. -Mr Robert English has bought
Lila J A Wileon dwelling house, -kir SV J
Wilson beeps a store here, and is also the
Poet;;eiaster and ;Magistrate of the village
Lately Ile has had a great deal of tiontilo
with thieves, his store being broken into
and goods stolen quite frequently. Last
Thursday night be lost 120 pounds of
honey in this way, and one evening lately
some ono attempted to carry off n hive of
bees, but haul to drop it as the stings nettle
it too hot to carry. Mr Wilson sent for
Detective Graham, of London, and that
officer reports that ho has scoured pretty
strong evidence evilest tour boys living in
the village, but it is not likely lir Wilson
will prosecute,
Kir1 ton
BRIEFa -• Mr W. J. Stacey, whet has
been seriously ill the pact week is now
convalescent.-- ,Ire Adam Kirk, of Dakota,
is visiting friends in the neighborhood, -
Quarterly meeting of the Methodist churches
of Kirktcn circuit was observed in the
village cllaroh ou Sunday last, the Lord's
supper tieing administered, -Holy cent -
mouton wilt he celebrated in St Paul's
church, ou Sunday morning next. --.Our
veterinary aurgeou, Mr W. R. Carr returned
home from Waage a abort time sine, and
is now busily occupied with distemper in
horses, rids malady being very prevalent
in the vicinity -.••lir Geo Vickers and family
contemplate moving to Mitchel -Ma
Steele has returned Immo after an absence
of a few months in Toronto,
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Grect1ton.
Blum -Messrs Walter Clark and
Chas Kerr have gone tip on the Georgian .
Bay for a few weeks' sport, --Mian Annie
Banes has left for Indiana on a visit to her
numerous relatives there. -?ties Mary
Finkbelner left last eight on a trip to
Penora, Ohio, where she will spend a fear
wooke with friends. --The band goes to
Lacon to -morrow night, to play at the For;
eaters' eonoert there,--Ou Tuesday next
Mr H Either wilt hold a mammoth auction
sale, at which a lot of stook Will be sold.
The sale will be held in the village and
promises to belt big One, -Tho 1hunt'ra
have been heard from to the extent et two
deer and a porcupine which arrived an
Saturday last, -His numerous friends will
be pleased to hear that Mr Floury Fink-
beiner was married yesterday to Mise Hey-
wood, of Usborne tp, They will mom to
Crediton for the winter. -Tiro of the latest
gage in Crediton are :-"Who *toed on the
box 7" and " When did you have your
photo taken ?
Dashwood.
ORITUARY-Last Tuesday Mrs Sacks, Sr.,
died at the residence of Mr H Tremner's.
She has lived in this vicinity for a long
time and died at the ago of eighty four.
Her remains were taken to the Goshen
cemetery on Friday to their last resting
plane. Rev W J Y' aeger conducted the
funeral services She leaves a great many
friends and aquaiutances to mourn her
lose.
BRIEFS -Miss Ratz is the guest of Rev
W. ,T Yaeger. -Mr H Ross spent nfew
days at homo last week. -Mr T Snell, who
is attending the Clinton Model Sohool, was
home during Thanksgiving holidays, -Mr
Hauch spent Thanksgiving day and Sun-
day in Dashwood. -M. Weber moved into
our village on Tuesday. -A number from
here attended Mr Holt's sale on Thursday
last. Sales seem to be the order of the
day; On Tuesday next Mr Sacks intends
to have a sale ou Ms farm -Not long ago,
Mr J Kellerman raised a shingle upon
which is painted "marriage licenses " This
has been a long felt want in our village. -
On Thursday last a large number of sports-
men tried their luok in the neighboring
woods, with little success. Mr J Graybil,jr,
managed to gee a rabbit, though. -On the
afternoon of Thanksgiving day the boys
assembled on the football grounds to play
a friendly game, Messrs A Birk and A
Teliman acting as oaptains, The match
lasted about au hour during which neither
side was successful in scoring a game. --
Some of our young folks attended the
harvest home at Zurich, on Thursday
evening last. --Mr B. thinks tootliaene 18
one of the horst things cnt.-Never play
with razors again bays, -Drab colored
buggies are the style now. -On Thursday
afternoon the usual quiet nature of onr
village was disturbed by a load of dudes
from a neighboring village. After spend-
ing a few hears in drunken wassail they left
for home, but after driving at full speed for
half a mite they got dry and returned for
another drink. After that they managed
to make a move. -Raffling for dunks and
turkeys is all the go iu Dashwood e.t pre-
sent. It is pretty hard lines when one has
to pay 41.10 for one dunk. We would
rather buy our ducks some where else than
have such luck. -Mr F Hese, reeve of Hay,
was in onr village last week -Mise. Egan
left on Tuesday for London --Mr V Ratz,
from Shiva, paid onr village a visit on
Monday evening.
The London Chronicle's. Berlin cor-
respondent says, It is rumored, not-
withatandingbf5cial assurances to the
contrary, the young King of Spain lis
weak and not likely to live long.
Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock Mr.
T. P. French, postofAce ins ,ector at
Ottawa, dropped dead on the lawn in
front of his residence: Ile was attend.
ing to his duties at the office In the
morning, and went home as usual for
lunch.
St. Marys.
Brum-Guy Bros the fawone minstrels,
entertained a large crowd in the opera
houso ou \Vednesday evening. -James
Clark, of Granton, who returned !tome a
week ago, after spending two years in
Melbourne. Austrnlia,was in town on Satur-
day, Matting Ida frian.le good bye before his
depart tre for Cleveland, Ohio, where he
has secured a good situation. -License
Inspector Collin was in town last week;
looking after enforcement of Sunday law.
J'tme, Moore. of the Ontario Hones was
summoned to appear. Case discoid:; 1.
Moir and Fleming"were fined far amend
offence. -James ilta0ullon h and wife
with their cbildren are spending a few
days amoug old friends in town and vi
oinity before leaving for their home in
Sanborn, North Dakota. -The Rev Thos
Follicle, father of T H Follier, Science
Master, Collegiate Institute, is spending a
few days in town. -T T Smith and Wm
Johnson, who loft here seven or eight weeks
ago with a carload of Canadian stallions for
the Iowa markets, returned home Sunday
morning. They report having done very
well considering present ' market. -On
Wednerday evening a row 000urred in the
National pool room, and as a coneequenee
several of the participants had to appear
before the mayor and 11 Box, I P. -James
Hamilton, of Woodstock, who at one time
owned a hardware store here was in town
on Sunday,
Zurich.
BRIEFS -The furnaces have been placed
in the new town hall, and having been
tried seem to work satistactory.-Mr W
Utley, who broke his leg about a month
ago is moving around on crutches. -We
learn that a Christmas festival will be held
sometime during Christmas week. It will
be in connection with the Evangelical
church. -Everything was very quiet in
town on Thanksgiving day, but a grand
ball which was held iu the evening cheered
the young folks np, and everybody present
bad a very enjoyable time, there being
about thirty couple present.
(From Another Source,)
BRIEFS --The slight fall of snow we hal
has left the roads in a terrible condition.
Farmers thinking winter had Dome sore,
have been very busy taking iu their roots.
-While splitting wood at home last Friday,
Philip Randal, eldest son of Mr Harry,
Randall, had. the misfortune to out his foot
very badly with an axe• It will be some
time before he will be able to work. -Mr
Chas Lippert, of Marlette, Mirth, but form-
erly of this plane, has been visiting friends
here. -Miss Sharon, milliner at D. Stein-
baah's and Mies E. Steinbach, snei,t
Thanksgiving iu Exeter. -Mrs D. Dier-
stein is spending the week in Hensen, the
guest uf her sister, Mrs J. Pope Rumor
has it one of our millers, Mr Frank Mason,
leaves us for the United States. Success
Frank. He will be Badly missed in our
village, especially by the fair sex. -Quite a
pleasant time was spent by the young folks
on Thursday evg in Paine's Hall at the
Harvest Home Festival. The ball was
finely decorated for the occasion, an,d a
speech by Mr A. Roth aur enterprising
tailor, was enjoyed by all. But while we
mention the assembly iu the hall, we must
not forget the one in the sample room,
which was immense, knocking bats being
the chief amusement of the evening. Where
is that $2.50 hat ? Echo answers where.
Bat 1 say, boys,would it have been pleasant
to attend a funeral this week? Fun is fun
but it Dame very near being a reality this
time; will it be a warning? -Dont forget the
school entertainment next mouth, Wait
for it, as it will be a treat for everybody.
The school teachers are doing their best to
make it a success and the pupils are not far
behind them.
STANLEY.
Baines- Mr Frank. Williams has bid
farewell to Canada's fair ones. He sails
from New York on the 5th inet for Eng-
land. -Mrs William Clark, sr., has been ill
but is now recovering. -The little son of
Mr James Campbell is sick. -Mr Nelson
Clark, of Dakota, has rented a farm on the
Goshen Line.
Bargain Depot
The snow is flying and the chilly
winds of winter are already heard and
felt to a certain extent. Many are
found unprepared for this, some of the
farmers' roots being still in the ground.
Well, we would. like to help you take
inyour roots ate., but we really have
not the time. But we will make time
to help you prepare for winter and
minister .to your comforts on many
other ways, We are fully prepared
to clothe you from head to foot in apt
parol suitable for any weather (and
this for your comfort,) We will do so
at prices that are within the reach of
all of you being no low as any and in
>s,any melanoma lower than any house
in the country,
Remember we have the best assort•
ed stock of ready ml.des in town and
cannot be beaten in quality or price
values considered, SHODDY RULED
OU 1'. All kinds of underwear at job
prices. Overshoes and rubbers at 2t)
per cent lower than ever. .A,leo a large
stock of fiats, Caps and Gents furnish.
Ings, pretty and cheap, Call to and
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Market Store Exeter,
Osborne Oounail.
The council met on the let init. All
the members presf?nt. The minutes of the
previous tneotiu4 were read and. ap-
proved.
Moved by T Shier seeouded by J Halls
that \V Lydd be authorised to purelmee
material for covering a bridge on the Oth
and 7th con, and also a bridge on the side-
real between lots 25 and 20, con 7, and
that W Kydd awl T (Amnon lr.tv..i sail
bridges pat in proper repair. Carried,
:tfoved by T Cameron seconded by W
Kydd, that Geo Drell receive 51) for keep of
T Bennett, and T Briuhacombo $1,0 far
keep of A. Carmichael. Carried,
Moved by J 1111114 seconded by W Kyd3,
that the solicitors of jurors receive $3 each
for services, Carried.
Moved by J Shier, sec by J Ball% and
resolved that eiders be granted ret follows,
viz :-Jas Laukin, 45 13; T liaz ela'md,
e,,5; Sohn O'Mara, 53 50; David Miller„Stt
Amos Donpe 50 ets ; J Ballantyne, 83; J
Rivers 520; W Bray, 51 75; J Blatchford,
52- A McDonald, 51 50; 0 Perkins, 53;
\V Beaman 50 cte; .3 lieamnn 52 50; Mrs
Beer, 510 80; 11 Samwoll,$13; A II etgart.
51 50; S Campbell, 536 50; A liuukin 510;
AI Thompson, $10; J Vance 510; W Ste-
wart 510; D Duncan, 5 10; Jas Anderson,
$12; S Passmore, $7; 11 Borland, $10;
W Turnbull, 510; 3 Kelley, 515 90; L Stone
52; W Brownlee, 533; 5 Banter, $10; R
Bell, 24 48; J Fitzgerald, 5140; T Hai ton,
57 75; 11 Herdman 5551 10; It:Cann, $18;
Jas Moir. 523 45; T Oudmore, 522 40; J
Wood, 55 75; W Monteith, 522 85; W
Wood, 53 75; Geo Hogg, 5100; (leo B ill,
$6; T Brimacombe, 510; Jno Miners, 53;
Juo Allison, 535 50; J Hawkins, S0; F
Haist, 522 60; T M Kay, 53; G W Holman,
53; T Heywood, $3. The above orders
were mostly for gravel, gravelling, rip cul-
verts, and bridges and ghadiug.
On motion of W Kydd, sec by J Sb'er,
the council adjourned to meet again on
Saturday, December 6th, at 11 am. All
accounts agaiaet the council should be in
by the above date. GEO. W. HOLMAN',
Clerk:
GRANTOR.
BRIEFS -Mr Wr..Langfcrd has rented
Thos. Eedy's farm of 63 acres for 5200 per
annum for a term of five years. Mr Eedy
will move to Sande:dry, Ali ch., where he
has secured a situation on a stock farm. -
Miss McGowan, teacher of the senior de-
partment of our public school, has been re-
engaged at a slight advance in salary.
TUCKxR5MITH.
BRIEFS -Mr Wm. Coleman has almost
recovered from his accident. He can now
do without the sling. -Mr James Walters,
formerly of Tuckersmith, is now working
in Chicago at the cabinet making. He re-
ceives $3 per day. Jim is a good mechanic.
-Mrs Ferguson and son, of Buffalo, are
yisiting friends in this locality. -Master
Robert Carnocban had the misfortune to
sprain his ankle. -It is , understood that
Mr Frank Crich intends moving to the old
homestead on the 2ad con. this fall. Mr
Crich has been in the seed business in Sea -
forth for some time. As his health is
greatly improved he has decided to return
to the farm to which he will be welcomed
by hisetfld friends. -The trustees of school
section No, 4 have spent nearly $500 in
improving the school. They have put a
stone foundation under it end painted it
and have also purchased the grounds.
T2iAT LITTLE TICRLINti-In your throat,
which makes you cough once in • a while
and keeps you constantly clearing your
throat, arises from catarrh, and as catarrh
i4 a constitutional disease the ordinary
cough medicines all fall to hit the spot,
What you need is a constitutional remedy
like Hood's Sarsaparilla, Many people rho
have taken this medicine for sorofula,
dyspepsia, loss of, appetite, and other
troubles, have been surprises that it should
care this troublesome cough. But to know
the actual cause of the cough is to solve
the mystery. Many cases of consumption
clan be traced bask to the neglect of tome
such slight 'affeetien as this , Consumption
can be•,contr•olled in its early stages, and
the effect of Hood's Sarsaparilla in putify-
ing the blood, building up the general
health, and expelling the scrofulous taint
which is the cense of catarrh end,gaiiinsamn'
tion, has restored to perfect heelth many
persons on whom this dreaded disease seem-
ed to have a firm hold.
Chfi►•et^ Cry for Pitcher's Castor!a