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VOL. XVIII, NO 8.
EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 20, 1890 1!
JOrn' wHITE ,Tx SON
r utdisherr and rroPrIetor
LEGAL.
DIOKSON, Barrister, Soli.1
• titer of supreme Court, Notary
Public, Oonvevancet, Commiesioner,, sice
Otticein Ferisoe'entock, Ezeter.
Aionetr to hort.n.
117 H. COLLINS,
Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, Itc.,
eNETER, - ONT.
0 Moe Seine:isle* Ineek,flaWa eitt feces
ELLIOT es1 ELLIOT,
Banisters, Solicitors, !rotaries ?Wit,
Conveyancers o, &c.
Oney to Doan at Lowest Pater, .of
interest.
MUM. • hf&IN sTABwr, .sXETEB.
A. T. =4M:1T. 107.
DENTAL.
O H. INGRAM. DENTIS'r.
sueeenor to U. I.billiuge.
Member of the Royal College of Dental
Suigeouse enisestbetio given) for the pathless
extraction of teeth.
OFFICE Over O'Neil's Bauk.)
leaven every Friday.
IT KINS1AN ,PTISTJ.D1
lel- • S.
Samwett's Meek, Itein.st, Exeter,
Extracta Teeth without
Path. 14104y At rieNom,T.ou
31vit Valley: Craig, second
Kee fourth Tuesday: and
Ztwu c4lto I at Thar 1
slav of each nunitit. .
anDICAL
T RIZOWNING. M. D., M. 0
Pe • S, Graduate Victoria Univeraity:
(Mace and residence. Dom -'ion Labor*.
tore. Exeter.
1)11. HYNDMAN, coroner for the
County of liuron. 011leo. opposite
Carling Rm. store, Ex titer.
DR. J. A. ROLLINS, M.0...'„ S.
O. Oftlee. Main St. Motor, Ont.
nespiarmo, /lease errantly occupied by r.
tioPlullipe, Hag.
AUOti011 Sale
FRIDAY EVENING,
Men'sFur Coats,Men's Over-
coats and Suits, Shirts and
Drawers, liats,Caps, Brae es,
Ties' RIM, Soeks, Ladies'
Yur Sets, Storm Collars,
Children's Lamb Boas, Caps,
hoods, fascinators, hose,cuffs,
3ollaxs, dress goods, children
bootees and leggius, horse
blankets, robes, Boots, Shoes
moose skins, mocoasins, o.
Our lease will soon expire,
and our object in holding
these sales is to dispose of
the stock before leaving.
Regular business during the
week as usual and prices the
Lowest. Call and Fee us.
BRUMPTON BROS.
The Motsons Ban
(011AnTE1tED BYPA itLIAMBSTeatia)
Paid up Otipital
liestFund ...
ffeadOrtiee,Moutreal.
F• WOLFE:MAN TS031.ASe4ein,
tinentiletelenelite
20 bran o flices n t3o Dominion. A gene ie
in the Deininlon,17.S.A.and Europe.
Exeter Brancii,
Open every lawful day arum IP rt. 2it.t0:1P40
SATURDAYS,10 a. in. to 1 p.
4 Po eCen t. er annum al low ed for money on
Deposit Recetets
R. H. ARCHER,
Manager.
LA CUTTEN, M. D., C. M., i
CONDENSED NEWS
onto' ral.Truk. Med. school. Toronto ; Grad.
• arouleate Trinity 'University. Toes
Am mite Craniology ; Member N. Y. Acad.
Anthropologe; Member Col. P. Ls 0M2, Dashsrood• 0 et.
Vroiti Various Sources Through
out the District.
The Luolonow council have disposed of
the debentures for the $5000 loan to Messrs
:Cliff en Feester, of the furniture feetary to
Mr G A Stimuli, of Toronto, at bait per
cent. premium.
Mr James 31cLarty, who has for the nest
year coudueted the. Palace livery stables,
St Marys and recently disposed of thenitto
Messrs Sheldon Bros, has purobaeed a
hotel buainess in Chesloy, Ont.
Wm Wilcox ("Prof,") WEE fined 335 and
costs by Ur Welles P. M., at Parkhill.
Thursday for violating the Ontario Medical
Act. This is the second time that Detec-
tive Webb hes had him fined.
The death of Mr, Hugh F. McCallum
occurred in Ailsa Craip this week. He bad
accidentally fallen against the stairway in
the hotel at which ho was stopping, and
bruised his face considerably.
Mr Teton C Ross, of Parkhill, who is few
weeks ago had the misfortune of having a
piece of rusty iron strike and wound one of
his eyes, is able to be out again. but sad to
say he has lost his eye. The wound is
festered and after causing Mr Ross the
moat excruciating pain for about ton days,
the eyo slouched and ran entirely oat.
George Steamier, a farmer in good cir-
cumstances, !ivies on the Gth concession of
West Wawanosb, committed suicide on
Thursday night about nine o'clock by
shooting. De3eased had been in poor
health lately, and at times temporarily out
of his mind. During one of these fits he
took a loaded. gun, which was left in the
room by his son, who bad been hanting,
placed the muzzle in his mouth and pulled
the trigger, the charge coining out and
blowing oft his right ear, killing him in-
stantly.
DR. WOODRUFF
M11.114.411••••.•
Diseases of the
Erie \ EAR, NOSE 4:41) THROAT
--
Eve glasses nnd Sneetacles furnished for
both Nenrand Distrust Velion,
Always at home,excent on Fridays.
No. 185 .Queen's .A.VenttOr
London, On tar10.-
AUCTIONEERS.
"141 13OSSEN13ERRY, General Li•
1.4 • coined Auctioneer Sales conducted
in Minolta. Satisfaction guaranteed. Charges
moderate. Henson I? C, Ont.
HENRY EILRE.R Licensed Auc-
tioneer or Hay, Stephen. and Mc-
011ivray Townships. Sales conducted at
moderate ra,tes. OttIce , a t Posh -Wilde. Cred-
iton Ont.
li. PORTER, GENERAL
• AuctioneerandLandValuator. orders
sent by mail to my address, Dayileld1,, 0.,
will receive prompt attention. Terms moder-
ate. D. H. POIlTD1t, Auctioneer.
Tennent & Tennent
EX.ETElt. ONT.
-
Graduates of the Ontario Veterinary col-
lege,
OEN= : Ono eloor Soutb of Town Ball,
Mr. f3cott, of Blyth, has sold hie tuatara 'Whalen.
business to a Mr. Chillow, of Colliegwood,
for a good price. Hamra -Bain fraf heavily alt day Moe -
Archie Nichol was shooting in North dayand aocoreing to old "probe winter to
Easthope the other day when a de ran
against the trigger of his gun and disebarg-
ed the weapon. Ono of Nichers hands was '
shattered. Some of the shot entered ilia
face.
Two former Wingliantites joined their for.
tunes to that fareoff city of Sap Franalatio,
when on Oct 30 Mr. Dana Campbell. of
Victoria, IL C., was muted in bonds of
matrimony with Mies Laura E. Linn, of
San Preemie).
The Mitebell Advocate in itislaut Nano
cbarged Bev. W. MnDouagb Ishii bowing,
while preachiug at Firkton on the previoue
Sunday," displayed an unusual amount of
bad Mete," and insulting Bishop Baldwin
who vas to be at Kirkton that week,by say-
ing that when Jeans Ostia was upon girth
he said not weer a White abut to 111110 his
other clothes, neither was be while upon
earth willed My Lord or Your Lordship."
Mr. MeDotiagli in a letter to a London
paper denies the charge, saying that hie
reference was not to /bebop Beldwio, whom
be esteems as a saintly man, but to eaCte•
detaliem and tbo historic eplacopatcy of
R0170801010. The Advocate 111C10 ta
denounced as a slauderoue scribbler,
About thirteen yeara ago dr F. W.
3fereliant, men a young man about 20,
was engaged as assistant at Port Dover
High School, at the rate of 5350 a year,
which was afterwards increased to 5,590.
During the three years he remained there
he completed his college course by self
study and received hie M. A. degree. He
then went to Ingersoll as /ugh &oboe' as-
sistant, salaryt5G00. In a year he returned
to Port Dover ote principal at a misty of
$750. He next resat to Aylmer High.
School at a Warr of 000 In a few mouth
he retained to Ingersoll as head master,
pillory $1,200. Last year he became prin.
cited of Owen Sound Collegiate, salary
ellsOlt. This year 3m went to Stratford
C,Idegiate Au priueipal at salary of $1,800.
and naw he has received the position of
bead master of the London Collegiate In-
etituto at a salary of $2,001). -Waterford
Star.
(MANTON.
linters -Mr James Clarke left on Non-
day for Cleveland Ohio to till a position as
book lower in a rubber manufactory at a
salary ot 51200 111
a yehrs-rIi Midoleaugh
thug clerk in Dr Laug's goes to Do ayten
next week to a similar position there, at
au advanced Wary. We understand that
elr W Middleton ire will be his successor.
=PEN tide
Bezers-Mr and Mrs Beaman have sue.
ceeded in organizing a council of Royal
Templers in our village. -Miss Deletion, 1
of New Hamburg, is visiting her sister,
3Ire Wommiller.--Mr 33 Blair, were has been
in Califeinla for several weeks, attending
business for his nephew, ieturntd this week
-Jr D Cooper, youngest son of W Cooper.
sr., is home ou a visit, after au absence of
seventeen years in California.
Orintnn-Our barber is at last opened,
and not by the aid of any Governinent,
but through the indefatigable efforts of
our citizens. As the sand drifted in and
filled the gap in the north pier, it was
thought it would not be in vain, as form-
erly, to dig a passage through the bar.
This was done, and novo an eau; Bent out-
let is afforded.
MONILLOP
Briefs. -Mr. Geo. Browo has bold bia
farm on the 13th con.. to Mr. Young, of
Bibbed for tbe sum of $5000. As this is one
of the best farms in the township, and con.
tains 112 acres, Mr. Young has certainly
made a prudent purobase.
Mr. Jas. Wiltsie had the misfortune to
lose a valuable yearling colt the other day.
It appears the animal in trying to jump' a
fence, got its foot caught between the rails
and broke its leg, and had to be nbot.
It is almost impossible to escape Cold in
the Head this wet, disagreeable season.
But Nasal Balm gives instant relief and
never fails to cure. A trial will convince
you.
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IlaaMaaleallea6101111MINIIIIMININE
at b444, -the swamies being 1u1l„-4fastee
Dave Hodgson, who has been down with
Typhoid fever for a month put, is naw
able to be around again -CteorffOXillsolab
building e new kitchen and putting a stone
well under his house. -Bill NIRO, after
working a year in this neighborhood, could
not leave without taking one of our fair
maideua withhhn. He was therefore unit.
eil to be handl of holy matrimony with
Unie Smell, only surviving deenthter of ldr.
Wm' Duffield, ou the 29th u11, -Mr and
Mrs Rapid; of London, are visiting friends
and relatives here at present• -.41r it Rona
bas had the front of hie lot fenced with a
ow potent tenet,.
41.
Lucian.
CONCIM-Court Candeboyo, No 461,1 0
F, held a courted in the town hall on the
14th met. Before the concert a torch light
procession in winch a large number took
part, paraded the principal streets. Tho °fled brighte"4/ "9°
November came inertly gav
iionot often there It
November -oar Jens.s
con, had a brit* tiro
Mount, Carina
wsoniso Eterza-rtnt oorner was all
astir on Taesday toffees -ex of a wedding in
the vAllage. At le, clock .in, the R. C.
church well filled to witness the marriage of
Mr Joseph GlavirD, to Mies Ellen, only
daughter of frZUjaUan. of Stephen. TbeY
were assistedeb Mr -Jahn Edgellon, and
Wow J. Brae; jop1on. The knot was
tied by Rev. her Keeley. Atter the
oeromollY Krell inner was served at the
reeidenee ot Mr 1g11ou, at whio1 ver
fifty couples sat. Aeon& 8 o'clock the party
drove to Ceetralleireetiere the newly•wedded
couple kook the traleiseenroute 3a1°
and other eaateru eitisegamid the googratii. ;
lationa of a host ofeiriende. The Tines ;
tome in wiahing theta peaspority, beelth,aad 1
bappluees.
1,1tiro.
Damn -The recent fine her proved I
a great boon to fermate, they were est- ,
abled to gather in their aver in fairly ;
good condition, and their flbje Have short- ,
gly. When
up hope, as it
weather in
e, of tbe Oth
Satardsy„
whets atted. twentv were hanleil •
mid pleasing address The Supretaa Seam. h If
concert wall of averted character conoieting
of recitetione,, songs, addresses etc. John A
Ucerillivrov Supreme Seerotary of the order
at prelim% and delivered *very inetructive
ome. the warm
ontinnes we
tory aleo presented the court with a set of now not bo re& rrittpraed it he vete a
otlicerl badges which had been won in au hasetneatunder las bor
initiation contest durin th months f 4 feri,137"5-, Market store Fo:eter.
up tea o
Bargain Depot
The snow is flying and the chtlly
winds of winter are already beard and
felt to certain extent. Many are
found unprepared for this, some of the
formers' roots hem atilt in the ground.
Well, we would like to help you, take
in your roots etc., but we realty have
not the time. But we will make time
to help you prepare for winter and
minister to your comforts m many
other ways. We are fully prepared
to clothe you from bead to foot in ap-
parel 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 as low as any and in
zany instances loiver than any house
in the country.
Remember we have the best assort.
ed stock of ready mules in town and
cannot be beaten in quality or price
values considered. SHODDY RULED
01.7 r. All kinds of underwear at job
prices. Overshoes and rubbers at 20
per cent lower than ever. Also a large
stock of flats, Cape and Genta furnish.
inge, pretty and cheap. Call 10 and
see ust
Jjjj
uly and August Seveg ral of the nelebbor- 1 In the ilkige for Ibew
11411 Courtt! sent delegations who aided prii„e who wen reported
nutters'!, in corryiug out Use programme. Int week eve much
Among thee* may be mentioned Court is going 10 have
resit, who ia oleo Provincial Deputy ida
anoth
Exeter wboaa chief rauger Ur G. W. Hot. Fry. This is tho t
3 4.013 18 bl k h 8003)
t ha reshimrlel as
r months,-
u the to4 Het
Mrs Wadliu
Sion sale next
3 within a year, --
High Cluef Itentiert ateardPelned bIr -Ur I', 8000 4i4 possible. Tot is an announce -
U. Dialogic, 0. D. H. 0, and others
were preseat. Mr Holman gaYS, en address merit that Mr Webb it bar; suntamt re.i.
sua alto a very humorout reading both of dente -The ministers' het wilt soon ba
on, ars it is whispered aniturethet several
conoarter
a aeorob 8685100 01 the court woe buffeters are heed of their present way of
held at which the Supremo Secretary and living and are grant; to peter into lifo parte
which we loudly: applauded. After the •
uerabige.-The mint services at Zion al -
Bro. Holman exemplified in 0 very inetrua- peiataieue have been a ftrotifyin onorn.„,.
WO manner the neret work of the order. over 00,04, having made a, rabsee profiNsion
On the whole the entertainment MIS of a
very instructive and amusing character and May the veil vvork go en and prover. -
part acquitted theraselves admirably aini throughout the circait next Slaty. Rev
the large audience Resembled. toe Eliniville dental on Sanday *veiling at half
past elz.-3r Wen Sleet:tone late of l'Ing
BidduIrth Council tows has MoVel into what known al
Wilson's; house on the gravel road a short
The Connell met pursuant to aajourn- aireeaue0 met of Retavine.
went at Park's Hotel, the seem and all the
members resent.
Standard loan company addle ssed the
Counoil anti a largo deputation of the pre.
petty owners of Claudeboye in Nue matter
of ear petition asking for certain strews in
Claudeboye to 1.10 closed. Tbe either con.
sideration of the matter was mutually doe
ferred Dec 15th twice
The following accounts were ordered to
be peid viz ; Ed, Glisten, tile ditch, B,
Moiety, 53 ; Jas Thompson, rep bridge,
Moiety, 52 ; Woe Youngson, gravel acct.
in full, 53 75 ; C. Preens, cimmutation
money, 52 ; do, grant to Claucleboye, 510 ;
J. elePherson, rep sidewalk, Clandeboye,
51. ; McIlliargey, bal on bridge, 60 eta ;
T Ityley, rep culvert, div 2, 50 ets ; W. H. \
Atkinson, building approach Bauble bridge,
525 ; 0 Hodgine, expense time and attend-
ing court, re closing street, 51; A Will:area,
rep streets Clandeboye, 51 25 ; J Stephen-
son work new road div 1, 57 50; J Simp-
son, 45i cords gravel, new road div 1,545 50
B. Seel), gravel met in fell, 53 45 ; Geo
Seale's, gravel acct in full, 53 30 ; Jas
Whalen, 28O cords+, Luoan boundary,
504 50 ; T Hedging, concrete culvert,
W B 55 ; E Blake, 10(10 the, Whalen's
ditch div 4 525 ; W Howard, gravelling
C 5 R div 4e 5107 25 ; Ryan, bal on
bridge and repairs, 511 ; W Bonn, gravel
acet in full, 525 95 ; W Hedging, ditching
div 4, 52 50 ; Jas Ryder, rep div 3 and 4
51 ; John MeLauglalin ditching the 3 and
4. 57 ; A Lampbier, tile ditch div 4, 155 65;
W Carrigan drawing plank, div 4, 60 eta •
Jas Carrigan, ditching div 4, 56.
The Council adjourned to meet in the
Temperance Hall Graaton on Monday Deo
1st next at 10 ani.
W. D. STANLEY, Clerk,
of faith ie Jesna ("hetet theis Savieur.
was well patronized. Alt thine who took Misaiounry sermons will ba pretielle1
succeeded in instructing as well as; autlissug Mr Thetorsou Ihystoston, wi 1 preach in
Alr. D.. teltIllan, manager of the Royal
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Crectiton.
Mum- Me John Voelker and neplaw of
Kilreannagli, Mich, are visiting in the
neiglihnillood, after several years's absenre.
They intend taking a few good horses back
1 with them. -Mr Wurth has re:tonal
from Michigan, and thiuke that things in
Michigan are not what they aro cracked
up to he, although some parts pleased We
very well -Nfr Davi-t Finkbeiner bee
bought a boot and shoe sten 1 in Kilman•
nagle Mieh, and will mare hie family there
shortly.-Mieses E.la and Ida Gauld, of
Exeter, pail our village a visit on Sunday
lave. as the gnests of Mrs D. Link -Mr
'and Mrs It. D. Beeman have been holding
1 a saris.; of temperance meetings in the
tome hall, and met with considerable
• sumac At each meeting they renamed.
! some fine duets in which lairs Beetnan
showed that she has wonderful compass
in her come, as well ote splendid ex eution.
. On Tuesday evening Mr Beeman gave a
magic lantern exhibition which was with -
3 out doubt the beat over SlIOWA here, which
.11eahatrOOre ee besides being au illustration of their work
Sates -Large numbers from all direa.
tiona attended the sale of Mr Sack& on
Tuesday last. On Saturday Mr 0 Hartleib
intends to have a sale.
CHRISTMAS Poarxw.r..-Tne Dashwood
Sunday School of the Evangelical chutob
have decided to celebrate Christmas in the
usual way by holding a Cleistmas tree.
A itiATIVR oir DAPAWOOD --Last week Me
W. Freid paid his native village a short
visit. Mr Freid has just finished a amine
of Phrenology in New York. At present he
is teaching, a closes in Berliu, but in the near
future he intends to visit either South
America or England. We wish him success
wherever he goes as be is a yonng man of
more than ordinary ability.
Poatia sumer, EXAMINATIONS -We hear
that the Dashwood and. Blaokbush schools
intend to hold puteio examinations this
winter. Dashwood school Deo 121.11, As
there have been no such examinations in
tbia vicinity for some years, we hope that
there will be a large turnout at each of the
above schools.
themes -Ur Thou has sold his stage to
Mr ItleKisio.-31r P Omit, of Milverton,
paid his brother, Mr R. Cook, a short visit
on Saturday and Sunday.- Mr F Ethers
attended the funeral of his uncle, near
Elimville, on Wednesday of last week. -
Messrs M. and T. Johnson, of Zurich, spent
a few hours in Dashwood oa Sunday. -Mr
E. Merner and wife, of Zurich, were the
guests of Mr R. Cook on Sunday. --A num-
ber from Dashwood and vicinity attended
the protracted meeting at Znrieh on Sunday
evie-On Thursday evg last there was a
schnizing bee at San ceder's corner,
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consistel largely of acorn 'Lltntr-e*,-.4,s7
views. -Messrs 0. Kibler, W. H. Brown,
Mrs M Brown and Mrs C. Yaeger went
to Hamilton ou Seturdav to atteud the
foment of a son of the Bev Mr Geo Fink-
) beater, who formerly lived bere.-On
Monday morning last Mrs 0. Kibler
Ipresentea her husband with a bouncing
I baby boy. -The syndicate sale, held by H.
[Hillier, auctioneer, on Tuesday, proved a
success, awl a large quantity of stook was
sold, some 3.1 head of cattle having been
) disposed of -The season for tile making
• has been a great sums', and there is
hardly a tile to ba gat hate now. lir
Kuhn's yard is completely sold out and
err Heist's nearly out, with orders for
next year ahead. The class of tile made
hero cairn st 131 beaten in Canada, and
orders come in from distances ranging tip
to 50 miles. We are glad to see our
industries prosper, and hope to see the
brick business pick up the same as this.
Their gentle action and good effect on the
system really make theta a perfect little pill.
They please those who use them. Car-
ter's Little Liver Pills may well be termed
"perfection."
importaut °hangs in regard to the
administration of pupils into high schools
has been decieed on by the Department of
Education. Hitherto there has been two
examinations annually; in metre there
will be but one examination. The change
is made in aceordauce with the reports of
the high school inspectors, and of nearly
all the high school masters. A. large pole
tion of the public schoal trustees and
tete:here also f4vor4‘.1 it.
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