The Exeter Times, 1890-11-27, Page 2;
EstabIihed t$77
ow=i1L,
BANKSR„
04NT
71.`rauzi t o aeneralbaulting business. .
Reeeivee the accounts of merelmeets tend ,
others on favorable terms..
Offers every aecommodatioe e onsiet eat with
V%3'( 1P1
Piv-e seer cent interest allowea on deposits
Orafteisettea Ile...sable:et easy office of the
et ex -elates Dank..
NOTES DISCOVNTED, MONF.T TO
-LOAN OS NOTES 'eaND nlon,T.GAUS
the wholesale price is horn 7d to
8d per pound, and in December
from 8d to is 2d per pound. Thee
appears to be no room to doubt
that a good quality, well. placed on
the market, will yield a remuner
ative profit -London Free Press.
TUE IRISH ENVOYS TO
AMERICA.,
tlatle, 1 890.
TELE POULTRY TRADE.
The 1-7.. S. duty planed by the
McKinley tariff of three cents per
pound ou live and five cents per
pound on di esseil poultry, lia.s led
many to b. lieve that the trade in
these articles heretofore carried on
by Canada with that country \vitt
be notterrary affected. '.nhe exports
from Canada thither for the past
two years are as follows :-
Live Poultry dreased
poultry. and uotiressed
18a9 $110,7413 01,73a
1890 -.10412 0,233
It is by ro means certain that
the L tilted States consumers will
110t have to pay at times a part, if
not the whole of the inereased
tanif but it none the less becomes
the thty et the Canadian people to
seek other and better markets for
their pnultry, so that, it rostible,
a more profitable sale may 1,
found lot what is not consumed
ixx Cana.da. For this again, Clan,
oda turns to the Mother Country,
where, for the last yeat, the im-
ports of poultry and game, alive
--
Messrs Dillon and O'Brien are
at present in the United States
soliciting aid in connection with
the Irish cause, and have been
successful iv securing large sums.
They will shortly visit Canada on
a annular mission. , While the
English rule in Ireland is, ot course
well known, yet as to the actual
situation there is uot much preciss
ehest (which, by the way, tilts good) .t ant
:formation amorg us. The gener- i
eany s'orry that I am not in a position to
give the moues of the respective justness.
al feeling in this country is that it
Irish home rule, within due limits Pr,;!"irPA li just 00 w°1' as smaa `)1 thew'
_ le it nn hard of me, Tile Aria tiny
'mpertal suprernany, would In.• a 1h"S had h3"11"ek•gettiug no gmne
ustud had the liven edge knooked off, but
---
To the Editor of the Euter
DitAkit SIR. --A }mutant party ham your
village and vnity was up bere at Dray
Lake deer ettooting, and lime goue home
again with the reselt of pretty good sie ss,
having Killed eight deer all eold, wbiola was
good, loneidering the number of green
horns and eeeitable butitsmen among
them. Tile reason 1 write yoa this small
history of their stay Lore, is that huntsmeu
are so aot to stretch the ti nth, or rather
oulish their storienl. I thought I woula tell
the story straigltt, Ana maxi& is somewhat
•amte. They arrived here on Oet 280,
aua pitched their tent la the paradae of the
country -the Dative rock -a, Ooneidering
the tints, shooting matteial, eatables, and
Seat Aet oteaicine (?) a person would
imagine that they bad come here to stay
outil, Muskoka was rid ef all its native
rue, They some really a jolly crowil and
when 1 was iu their presence, little they
xpecte(1 that 1 would gwe away their ex
perience, or they wonla have este' we with
contempt instead of invitieg we to partake
me of the contents of their medicine
was Arguing with the graia buyer that the
deer be allot at 25 feet from him was not
hurt as be saw buok that 15 feet up in
the trees. Of coarse the gram laver was
excusea for this as he laiA been taught in
bis early doss to look heayeuward .
Upon another oeeasioa I naay write more.
Hoping the boys will forgive me I remain
youra,
ammo.
Bray Lake, Nor lathe 1890,
.--ersarrearesaa^-reas-ao--.
NfatalltiE O.
--
lieseesy-Veunete-At the R. C. Oath -
earn!, London. on the 19th. inst. Mr 1).
Henuesy, of Bidanipla to Miss lgatkeYs
of Loudon:
CLIRRM-linconrtm• -At Mt Carmel, On
the 25tb inat by Rev Father Keeley. Mr
Ronald Carrie, of the Royal Fletel, Park -
bill, to Mies Ellen Tatagblin, of Mt Car-
mel, Stephen township.
wise policy. The arrival of the' the nest morning they arose awl were
Insh envoys, and their proposed ";°""t1"P t° shtY the Pritle ot the toreot and
eessfal in leilliog a largo due
eppeat fin -sympathy and support, ti;u7;t..werisli‘line(, from as usual:tI ' id
reopen the Irish cainpaign in this learn. that this was tailed by ried ef:cued.
country. These gent' m 11 Englisimuu 4na a Dr4°14°1841 (°"ea t 11
le en WI used to fling Dutch eongis in camp) b frit:
perform a 1 ublie service it they "'au' "3 livelY thls "ight• Y''" "ft "b"1"'
Will raneeni1eor that what is needed 8Quanifinl„`U',': sv,;.', tatesP,.2: -et°114 rib'''.
is itiformation, and it they w ill ilfaible epuareititillyeaoomaiileetilgtmet hlt:ii el :Ismoetealtrelittrel tiP8.iel1Z.Is1.4.;'
no assuming any very general I.,_auxions to leant t3be uteriatunbalde etrvIvi:et" ,rillt ,
%taut euccese the b • ' went
to 'et.
state the m‘st elementary facts,
knowledge upon our part. The untreea ow pie li-es r
simplest facts are what should he Dutchman Itrviisataulbrad:AirliOteg tIth'id3-%
and dead, amounted to $2,302.872„
From this it appears that there
exists a valuable market for poul-
try in Great Britain, and the
only questions to he answered, ac•
cordit g to Bulletin No I Issued by
the Pittance Department, Ottaw.t,
ate;
Can our poultry be placed on
the Bntish market in good con-
dition, and how ?
a. Are the prices in Great Brit-
ain sufficient to warrant a fair re-
turn for consignments set.t ?
In respect to the first question
the Department is met with the
fact that extertmentally little is
known as, to „whether and how
.poultrycan plaCed in good oda-
&don in Great Britain. • Canadian
'trade has,not. therretnfore 1111,1C11
n that .iii#Ctiaii; "daring to oilier
connt° ie"s 'aff5idionir ;ills a suffftoi,ent
no reliable
data'can be gathered expern
cane on :the pari; Of Canadianhi,
pers. to ,nscertaA several
shipaienrs areahout 4611e riiade,tli.t:
t.dsutt's:of ,which ,will 'ho ,caTetutly
and =reported, 'and, the
• Got:errithenton-Canada.,:alas noy/. bn•
•,se 'Bale& nilTiade.bas ;tam. found w;;
. .
•
the `Ertlandan experiet1cYr „ tt.ist4i mhilner min ,nf4lieti,"s.a -410Y • weinomed
-shl`pEor,of egga. .anift..pp.ttltry*110.
41 cb,i1,,i4, • twngwasnserrn: . by ali but the minister,
inrisdiction was
m 6 a thipqitign. /ft geliat b; Di .4' reap i eteeett..e.P.P,'FaaS I tedeataeoweao Aseeseyould confiseate the
!Owe. lo eeaeite,oejai eeeeseelgothaji., ,.;utingy ' reteasawa'a'
t 1..7.3,1,,Isyl cossioecitl gatyacA,e.y.,.. qpri 1.14 iitmat3T:diotaieh,o.hcli traatrai-too,u13.1:001iloyetoratredteito,minohetiIetlliiieneukqetniitattreiddee
ete tpektkterektotere
M•(3.7/he Canat1aJ3 -wank "nie •
vt,,r,r :nt.,7p-thfic tame. efonse • Decem
ber ea eartsatAO,fm (ma tsr eleet ' eat elde was a
'sad `salipeci-didnrifliivalifbet4416•111,4Liecepo ry4rirg, ,q,,iiltiltio...11.,,,e,,,actii,„„doisinnt,s-78:.ptiep et; 17,44.77th
bat' `fl ' r
spir,Ma*t1,-a buyer
A. Present To Our Subsoribers.
McCiaososa-Drearx.---At the residence of
the braile's father, on Wednesday, Noy
ltIth, by tee Rev H. 11, Diehl, a Hyde
leark, Mr. James MeOlyment, to
'Miss Nfaggie, seCoud daughter of Dar
Jacob Diehl, both a Stariley.
DISUL.-TY.Mtaut.-Ou Thor -day, Nov 15.
at the residence of the brides gram'
parents, Stanley, by the Rev L. W.
Diehl, of Holinesville, Mr Valentine M.
youogest son of Mr Jacob
to Wise Agues Alaimo emoted sleughter
oi the late Mr Tyndall, ef
tea by our Irish visitors. 1,, inns, whot,i would tartiP thy Let;itilteimal eolt,103:
02 Ibis (I ttitok he is a grain imyer,
it
land the tenni e of land, for in- 't-`
:ieltilr (iris, very anxious that the boys
be very different front those in this prise), was fdllillua: ibtlaV0411V Wt'aill'i Inis°1in
Stanek', at d the „system ot rent 'must
witty, and the dtifere.nce should tent Ideldug himself, °anetlnt"I'ire°fret'l°
e made clear. Irish leaders are i't" of tl'e P'1•":v was In tia) b"al.
inderstooeito advise tenants in he tirgeriug. it he weld uot Lae some boy
land not to pat- rent, and the money self neevIelr(ITnitdlultIfilik fr bletn.guasgbe behu"
o be asked for in this cou •try is aaTY laT "eh an aaaan'1°'43e. 141:14:136 ueres-
ent the trouble 1 approaahed 3 vinnilit
siiil to be designed tor the support incautious way and learned that the Pinch.
of those who are evicted for uot the minister 4001
pavit 1.3s ren t. I 1 i this country land shatiaotwaasrezrilloihat
waited for the game,gtttehglnaraiinn: bcnitti nadg
lords evict tenants Wit° do not pay
stationed at the foot of the hditel,Yeurn a ets
a paarictfiarly cautioned not to shoot. unless
rent more sternly than Irish land
lords- There is undoubtedly ereoesru remacuativ)itbia. his reaeb, or rather
visitors could not serve their noun- 0134a- Ath°0ta'r2 pv111'111411 Ilan Ohtlatleaerr6 v'tl'a)11' arraa:
diitVrenCe in the ratuation, and our a .
io'o the lake from the east sale, runt no
try mote eflectively than by stating
plaInly what it is.
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NOTES AND_COALUENTS-
It is with pleasure that we aunoueee to
our many patrons that we have made
arrangements with that wide awake, illus-
trated !Arm magazine, the Axiom:No
Fanume. pablisbed Lkt Fort Wayne, Ind.,
and read by nearly 500,000 farmers by
vhioh tbat great publication will be mailed
airect, to the address of Any of our sub-
scribers who will come in ata pay up all
oarearaoes on eubseription and $1 lo
in
totemic; from dete, aud to any now sub-
seriber who will pay $1 15 one year in
aavance. This is a grena opportunity to
(Attain a twat -class farm journal, The
AeuatReva Faitsion le a large la siege
jcuroal, of nation:el tercalatiopt. whath
lanae Among the leading Agricultural
papers, It treats the question of economy
in agrieolture and the rights awl privi
leges of that vast body of eitizeus-Arnera
can Fermers- whose inanstry is the basis
of all material ana teatimes' proepefity.
Its blithest, purpose is the elevation roult
ennobliag of Agriculture throuelt the
higher aud broeder educetion a men and
womeo engag.ed in its pursuits. The
regular substiription price of the a etEaticeee
Flattitte. is $1.00 per year. It costs yon
little. From may one. number ideas can be
obtained that will be worth thrice the
subscription. pram -to you or meathers of
your household. adO :ma see sample
copy.
•"'"'","'!".r!`"'',T
••••41.1Mo•
Canova-In Exeter, on the 1.5eir lust„ Ilath
Caries', rellet of the late lobo Cartels, tigea
Oa years, 8 ineuthe.
Biaaelph on tite etla
Mie Aaiun Hudgins, alaol 97 years-
aleasenseu-In Fullerton, Mooday, Nor 17
Helen alelettyie,a,mr, aged 76 yrs. and
7 days,
•
le AA !Mit W TS D
Canada exported nearly $1,000,000
worth of goods in excess of what she
imported during the mouth of October.
Yet our Manufacturing industries are of
no value to Canada, according to Free-
traders,
+4+
•I•
Hon. Hardy, who is an ardent
Sportsman, lues of late received several
deputations in regard to the enforcement
of the game laws and the better protee-
tioiaof gamee„,`„Chini beeit'so many
deet damped on tileoteeti,eyet by Men sup-
posing thentselVese to tseaPortemen, that
venison' is "cheapee than heef-; This!
"wholnsaltislaugliteincanoot",:be 'eatibseot,.
and the law abould.beitanleneled a`a to.
redoce. tlientitithereeelifoli cat 'ha -killed!
Isee eecle tentei'. to-• patete0 !IMO asd
"of-n4on,s2Atilgethcr..
sh.oultA,be nniP 't() 110 mxiv.9teRali'.
like am/ 11
; • .4-14 •
.• • , , I, •
The. secreary -erltte Porrs. rthur;
sooner bad it entered. the lake, about 80C
Female -ono hoisting second eiass eertifie
eat°, for school eection No 2, Stephen. Arida
with testimonials te
alteneou Ilireezga,
it 11 Croliton tatt.
on.garff
Olt S JE OR, Ti.) RENT.
A ftret elase frame bowie so Neleorast.
Ono tif tit of enure -AA tall(1. The house COLT.
tains 10 rooms.: hard, itua eoft water. 1:cruif
easy. Apply to
AVIS.ITowAnn. Foceter.
RED W. FeillaNCOS113,
Provincial laud Surveyor and Civil Da -
G -=X•1"14301'4,=0..
Office, ili__•_L___dt",___tirs.3strinvoli_11Dooleellete_e_eeost,Out
A.0 TION SALE
-or-
VILLA.Ghl PROPERTY
ards distant, than the G. 33. Maned to OARPF,a`TER SII0P,M1CHINERY.Bro.
poen lire. Tbe Dutchman t(11(1, the mule
'laser were in the boat going to slay his
majesty, but eousidering bullets bad thinge
to titeest, crone to the et, clusiou to pull in
their oars and. cease to go closer to the deer
while the grain buyer was enabling his
gun sbooting at macho long range, lest they
foul not the deer should tetteive the bullets.
The retialt was that the fine deer neva
reached your village, but za atin roaming
tbe wilds of this couutry. There 19 no
doubt that the deer Wailla Imp been
it'llea Lad the -would be slayor not inter-.
FARMER BROS.,
771.0.esale an& Retail
GRI:GEnS
WINE and SPIRIT MERGHANTS.
rohl or
4 TA 111
a a n
KR, J. _Et. GRIEVE,
(Late Cutter for IL Pickard) has teemed
out a:stoele of
Under and lw virtue of nu asstgnment for
the genteel benefit of theilitors, ulnae to the
Vendor, there will be sold by Publics Auction,
upon tte premises in the VILLAGE 01'11E1k:-
84LT,, on
FRIDAY the 12th day °Bender, 1890
A(2 e'elook,p.meby MR. E. DOSSENDERe
RY. auctioneer, subject to such conditions as
shall then be proeueed, the following ProPerty
Yiz -
Altana singular that certain paree or traot
rupted the *Mance of the 00011Pants Of the of land and proleises. being composed of Lot
boat, After bearing the above story I No frl, on the north side, of Kite street. ip the
aempathised ibthe miutater and went to villoge of (Jensen. Petty's survey, contruntng
one fifth of an a ere, more or lose.
The next morning, ; uuderetand, that it•ouTtilt)couretnis.en elm° ifIoratutiablettraabig itiss txor6ouvr ebeetu, seen.
offer my services but found lion in bed.
1
wits considered best to replace the hunters tit° weirtifiest
at different positions, and in a ehort time Ale° the following chattels: Hand Ayer
sleigh, Wheetbnerow.1 dozen patr et viewless
music was echoing through the lively forest ,naofootle Motor .an'W.
all saw. grind stove, light weggon,
toad tenve mortising
and presently a report from the gnu o t e
lietle man from Waterloo Co, made 'mother
"otthe pride of the lulls humble himself.
Otiatiother day the grain buyer and a thin
:litt%Fliaglishroan, who had to stand t WIC°
4. -
ap e Mime place to cast a ehadow, were
"plaiisel'ailiihe west aide of the lalte,and your
Tikieinotedtint, living in the vicinity, beerd
eti ttaailletilastamnonadiug on the tette, and
ahnikiaigethare won d be some muuserneut
leteratent• waudered to meet a
zeta stacanantance On erre:hop at tent I
il'' t 71-06.11 tin atlfet.. ta,CS 61.tho fqann were
•'1'111'"T^I oitit ":efliVadialtrt ;LAI:Paul*. 'r The steam-'- Pealitaig1 1531ii91-10.114]Pi . !'klie?z4.'k .ezr:.,M,kt,1 aT,'140/ve4jot stile seartiaA ialoit"eti
tat:" la". - -i'lr.stla 4k
e.-7--'d."-'fauffilt- to hg.' gearessarYn of dunym-aT,119.•,e,9,°',F,e. P ._ s a 'ad'a'a alas 1 i "'editirIttLttua ersttetin pet e int:fie,iiie,
ation coilleetetP". ha 1- -A. ; ,:- -1 ,11 01: .10aa. take , i ee . . _ , . , , e , e n
lig: ' 1-14' 9t/ ' - • a ""a ' " '1:TentediS ates praseaties•I:s' Ear tantriontot. a .:1.. . v a la bee
1 Wa. ,a1 ' "a' • a tAl 4 '
4 "1 1." - '' - narr$: la.' ttefi fliis datter. '-'• 'oat notkiaesentablieeP Vale:,
in ebee,astke and no
" b t d
, But
...es, ...,:r, -.,....iot ;1r,-,:ils•e: lifett6 ; 4 "irli;itibt : '. but rwel this .prisso.Egop,31,41,,likplrnaceiy. ea .
.kast.ri.R-rP,%•91a.t.actlalifilairf ; ::)".'1:7.'' '3Ali?erie.1.1 fiaa'eag.tte nteWato: tnitede eRetakieeleieyeribaaao %Le: .1 I r.
d e-iTlact ehooters
at the ieer
eretaa eet; aegis, t•Sagi .g.....efeaseaAmili,s-i6igtoteovf.d& -1 , ..T.5 -amilib.0.0 etnmenttls inZgew: •,txus.wfalgratAetves!turcinill3 to,L iAlutees
havaladaised &her 1b1313 vats etl?
„
- . - , •,-.i i, • • e teantroleof atilts. gati." all: Ilshml:'"n. - Y.,' lid 4`eitteditied'-aPhs'llue ---,;i0m- -;„ when
a. il-,:_ ,,..1,& ;.`t 1,4- L",..4"°,1,,.)" ''' ' ' liatri, iSades
area • ao .theajarearateei iciatesteoefiettessiQr. , eeeee. oaken/if seal asho iatiratitottisofe thia searatim caveat -Mit
ve. ilr. be foUnd-a attaa1h#S7 ° • „e year a • . ..
itlf°rni• ' ' ' Iii:etedersonlideember 31 next, so
. - . . .t „tijii4,11241°9t. abP1016::uelese 'tile grain buyer
leinee:a majeeetredges that
,
-41?-, Weioner in Londopoit 1.3..q 1„ ...,, , , n 1 .,, . 4 17.,
t •
'.- '''' ' ' . "-'4A' d '' l• 't thrlitta6iblebf ija'. t ."`41'1711.licrli.41i1j1` "1b/1 f theaagarisediat la lativecatimagale atesaathe oa an
T he wou
a ft r the deer tandae'ot its throat
aa
' ' '.f- 'cl-' index to thetpeines..curn.nnts ,,,-.I :a ED tit I teci la', ---1-..;II.JEC) (ern" • ft a e
or ax.) .
,,n.nndc,:-? . • - . , tcnber .an '-t , , .., 1--i!., ails :,) lair sliksiveratien,tc:Ml.ifF.9 °,• g ,4, • iti,:eo- setase, no doutt.„-Rmn(d have done
en' 'aeeeac - 4 )1:31:1 • • ---Pa —1'. e. ° ' adaittoYtablealeunteri4 eelleasio him from
' ' ' 'tl'-ff 9 Calle4ii.i'veaselifffeakIP n"yin the export
1's'i es;- r • ' res of a PaY1r4 6.a.' '''''' '' !” ‘.. ''''' ' f '' 'Cilit' ' on OtimPlogitis al liglii.dtrAea'15:1r. l'a u beat j
e I% ,eiaee• eeel eat' re trte -u'et
., ,,,,, , „ e 8
. the re, that reader! .peeaertonfrostances
e,'" ' 'afratilte, d re.„ tuts aney
.. . the
''' ' ''''"' '''' ''" '' • ''''''Ihetclu°tattgin4 a recent sta. rn . _ • Plk111.fil;., li 'vigya,,,inhan, bey. gaw was one of
, .• ' 1 : . , ' - a a. rites on, e th Octobertastalea a
a, riees in tlieZmitihr ..
. • - o ,, e • • ' foun Oa . ,-, . • ,
--" Xiii- ittle Vitiefethirt gepapits of the boat
sieeettA tit Idea', e le, eeritientaaatihe ttfa-iee,
- --1)4' lai., ne Express, are as bune. "The removal ttliet.ttity, :„says.. ,t.,-,,,, iitittl giotnanni 01(14,, of a dem. as
fe.plitsforthjua s 119 z, , taiwdwfid.Wila aesalassing that no
41 trellE,r7qiburie, "is reallyiral.4 ;
asesee le ease ei.., a ecafailtiwa selaktl'are, tree -7s ea each ,,. Surrey --e. sumeas of lumber afifd, tabiraati"./Indit ttlIg tgagns,werbt efb,4 o„On arriving at
'tail •••••Lia'asf. et tagOolectlatfieYet l.'s i 1.- oaag ' fei livals.. OeFla oe,.. ...Int e T 1 aa slaw:a asear clic
zee:lent a n ' e. e
,,e• ret erea..;:a; aet".e.e.etieLe,eeresoe, s'ale'filittba§s tialise; e - a --a•e.te •taileanere.
' O'cl i ' "as' 6 t atat 1 iFib toe. toatele,' isaidito - , e e
patate'lihar,•extetitsb rate talaemp en inylaltZtfilt a int ,($, ,,)
G G t • T.i itlIA
es tS a'Alisteeil teAdonnd that the
,,reeeele,,, e"p ,. `tf.. , _ .hetfite.. , A., klialti •' ,(1,1 ?et ,..1o4 la tip ti oi trouble during the
' ad, ace ssex w ,
xteeign'ef : 7 ki,,:ri a' re .,"-, e'.'",.. -,., - ...a,_ aateedlelittgia 2sr - e, - - • • . •
, at sta o
. • ,. . - ' , alifigs .4.,..za. tom ea p
o ;
•
sashes, screens, benches ete.
Terms of sale for reel 'estettel 0 per cent on
diva sale and balance in 30 days. ;
Chattels. 55 and under cash, over that
amounts() months eredit, ou approved joint
notes.
For further particulars apply to
D. 1.711QpilAIIT, or to Ei.mov 'tutor,
Assignee, Vendor's Solicitors.
Ilensau. aoxeter.
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C.A.N.A.DIA3.17
&NO
Iniiierted Tweeds,
surallos,
French:-:Worted
COATINGS,
STAR GROCERY *
MAIN• ST.
- EXETER.
sou,
ran Wiri.ten;
Stook Oorattlete
in every line.
Al bought for cash awl will
be sold. at reasonable prices.
XTRA VALUES IN
Tweed and Fur Overcoats
A full range of Flannels, Meltons,
Dress Goods, Gloves, etc,
and. all the new-
est things in
PANTINGS,
made up in the
„
Onr STOCK is nom-
plete in every line. it. fine range
of Deaver IIats, and .l.mdies' and.
Obildten's Caps. gall solicited.
JOHN HALL. 'Dash -wood.
Latest Style
A good fit G-naranteed
ern° side. Special attention. given to
Ladies' JACKET and MANTLE Making
STAND ; One door N'erth of E. Fish's
Rather Shop.
NOTIOE TO CREDITORS.
In the matter of Samuel Baskerville, of
the village of ()candle Township of
Province of Ontario, Grain Thrasher.
NOTICE is hereby given thattbe above named
Samuel Baskerville has made an assignment to
mo of all his estate and effects, in trust for the
benefit of 031 his creditors.
A meeting of the Creditors of tbe said estate
is 'hereby convened and bo held at me
office, Orediton, Ont. on
Stephen, in the county. of Huron,
ST, LAWRENCE OAN ALS.
aoxV=S=C)11r.
IsZOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,
TENDERSaddressed to the under -
as' eigued, and andorsed 'reader for at.
ewrence Canals. will be regolvea at this
tote. until, the iirriv,il of the eastern and
'western 100110 00 Wednesday, the 3n1dav of'
December next. for the construotion of a lift,
leek ,weirs- ete.. at Morrieb rg, and the deepen-
ing and enlargement of the Iterate Plat Canal.
The work will be divided lute three mitoses,
eath oboutamile.in length.
nsp 01' t,114 104,,e4tY, together with num
anusp cumations of therespeetive works. caa
be seen on and after Wednesday, tho 10th day
of November uext. at this °thee1 and at the
Besident angineer's Office Morrisburg. where
printed forms of tender can be obtained,
In thee:tee of firms there must be attached
10 the tender, IA actual signatures of the full
n me, the nature ef the occupation aud resi-
dence of eaoh member of lac mime. and furtber,
on occeptea ebeque on it, thartered bank in
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QTOLEN—ON OR ABOUT 17TH
inst., n nurtntity of tile 110011011g to the
township of otephen. which bad been drawn
to 3rd con, Lake/toad. fur thapurpose of mak-
ing culvert. Any person givtng information
as to the that will bo suitably row arded.
Peoney, Ci era.
Steplum.
.4 OR SA.LE OR RENT.
A good clateco-tbat valueble property
21miles east of' Exeter 011 Thrunee Road 1 oue
acre of laud filled with thelee fruit trees.
Time is a frame house with rooms in it end
a -frame building 20x30 and e stable, good wen
with pump, suitable for a privets:, mai-deuce.
l'er partioulars apply to
srart Dream
(1)1 Lutniee mat aloe
4. habildfeistbeh tette ful trapper had
'I" I'd fl"eiP17', • - abopti, eagaiireigeln, faidatkoiere atiewith leaves, the
'6 `-‘416'611'..1d°1 eae-ri 'elee"trke'eatiaia tatipa.estopeet. " 16'eadittltidi3 te)rrate. The Dutch.
,r0 1:0,1 413,' ate team; beilag„eeftedseastole
ittlriaotbillitabos attar any deer nay
Lem a stela as Lee at _tate ii;jwis-Fwerg.„0.0 e,s1 a
irePr.utid,p% 4i.6..atoi. I a'ctiatead4 inalb.. ,11,1 Sagn""AvO 'T4TfiFtle &nal
a
hedialp ttgirbet,nlriRK
fAftlitittelyi lipped into the trap,
.7piP.thatti DI vi it Imitlidtriivt(b(441)
,131 "tqrbIlaw lifeD1 the trap. He
, ;#;3 ed,,per7., 00.„impik ehtbaYgo...11 affaT6Lth'5"'iViibtlig" (-haat' atitiiiktaatb *Me te,the arrive' of Raz.
6 hi'dh 'clad " eo 15OlaaaallerhaadtaWa for
TRIDAY. the 5th clay of DECEMBER, 1890
Or
AT TIIE litYUR OF 1 O'CLOCK P. M.
for the appointment of Inspectors and the giv-
ing of directions with reference to the disposal
of the said estate.
Ail creditors of the said estate are hereby
required to file 'their claims with me, duly
sworn, on or before the day of such meeting, as
after the first day of January, A. DM, I
shall proceed to distribute the said estate, hav-
ing regard only to swill claims as 1 shall have
notice of, and I will not bo responsible for the
assets of said estate or any part thereof, to anyms
Person or persons whose claim or claishall
not have been filed.
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geeseteelt Oeleto giSg. •Li ,,(11 a: 1 „,'Y' , wath etitpac tilie,deighttAbnared 41 ;Irma/ terelopi tepanrsytruo tette. amneerEikeatE:
f .1 g,-,17raa6rit),,
each h.0•041,1a,iiice,:!pilged eaeamen•faeteatritled Rated, oifithtliffeS,teutfoe6 fit jrt solotirgrif,0, 144-: Oat h
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;1,511y1. egeti;pete. rep.. d t , dP , „cleprAveR • P.. e
old have beene able ineenditiateTbeene „,
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t ; fine back `4ancling
natfitS ,Whenten to, the astonislamen
moke bad faded :swat;
w I shall break
ilet arta 'sail idef' • "P'TIF04)415 4671' r ,i-clfickei="3;`,..3g` s'' ' usfixa
_ is
,c1 ti tttli, . .t ,ksis ,s , 4 - •
tiZ110$114;IP 1.11 "-4t •„" viewleeritta otttutlY raw" °AL° • • ' ' edtarartetthe hen he addresses h
th °vete"' tons a3t1).9e "./ "tyd (1401110(ta • no_ s 0.
lataeal ":1 lifditiVild43(1341, A PPR() aet eee. ,t4't ,.Z ,Carrealialle eselese , at '' rIArcal,Aped -
or alive, On 00-
• aVU°141 " ra a tl- eoltinitatOfethe DetTlatti bee eeelegeueicifte of the oys shot a sma
iyr I. enitailia ers ;)-('...t).5 dtc.j.ina ellen, is the ea n 11
afaletured withina .ah aee e
adtew afreiena Laze:4, -
eif alisob ti.(. .<1 tiallS(SE lrth . , tilt the • pices1
- Hoodai imrsaparilla purifies Alla Ibleadotinds
are best is frrim January to Juke, Et We doasereteeTtio Dutchman christened
h t "Jack the Rippei a'and no doebt
.' 1:1911• tf*t '1.11"1,42itti:11);1"I(11Le' ' %AC.. titYITWIlf thStiP3dtrifl" '' :".-1C''1':'111:H-riiigni:ta,lbt-ii-'61 in`ri'saio,' c1;14.oti(ls.1-4,4111:1164'ilillAcilifiii61.11Zillage.f4Yuit° linitat4ttket: osiliellEtetoybfraWt lahlYte,
lateleti amisa 1..;`,11 Tiqh ,t/' 7 egettiri „tittle al,, , , 1 itp
i
HENRY EMBER,
ASSIGNEE.
Dated 22nd November. 1390.
Caned& for the sum of 5000. must accompany
the tender far Section No 1, stud an accepted
cheque, on a obartered bank in Canada.. for the
sum of e2.000foy each of the otitersoctions
The respective accepted chequee must be
el:lamed 4,1V6r to the Minieter of Railways and
Canala and will be ft:arched if the peaty ten-
dering declines coterie; into into cotatutot, for
the works at the rates and on the terms stated
in the offer submitted. The cheques thus sone
in will be returned to the respective parties
whose tenders aro not accepted
This Deparanent does Pot, however, bind
itself to accept the lowest er any tender.
By Order.
A. P.DRADLEY,
aceretarse
Department ot Railway,' and Canals.
Ottawa, ith Novezuber 460
New Fall GOOdS
- nwn, en n.n, 4:nn
OAR FOR SERVICE.
W. SELL. of lot 15, eon 7, ITaborne,
will keep for the improvement of stock. a
thoro'bred Chester white boar. Terms: el. at
time of service.
NEORTGAG-E SALM
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FARM PROPERTY
Under and by virtue of the power ot sale
containea in a certain registered mortgage
made by the Otte Samos Oke and. held by the
Vendor. there will be offered for sale be
PUBLIC AUCTION at the
CENTRAL TIOTEL, Exeter
THURSDAY the 27th November 1890
• • thee permenently (tures catarrh '
when game to. any extent is not in
season. Turkeys are in season Ilwasancla 1'7116 have wed Nasat Balm
give testimony to its wonderful merit im 11
from November till February, or cure for Cold in the Head and Catarrh.
even a little tutor. let November Give it a trial. Take no Substitutes,
EXETER
Pork Packing House
Raving ceinmenced business for. tbe
Fail& Winter Trade
•
We are prepared. to purchase any quantity
of Pork, subjeet to the following
regulatiens
We will take off two pounds per hundred
if dry, and three pounds if soft. Shoulder
stuck, twenty -cents. It any (Mahe long
gut is left, 25 cents extra will be deducted.
No Pork will be bought at any
price if Warm.
We want all Hogs Cuttings tight through
breast to head, and Hams opened out to
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SNELL BROS. & CO.
New Velveteens.
Dress G-oods.
Mantle Cloths.
Flannels.
Table Linens.
Shirtings.
Cottons.
Cashraere Hose.
Cashmere Gloves
Kid Gloves.
Corsets.
Un.derwear.
at the hour of 2 o'clock in the afternoon, toe
following lands and promises, viz, Lot tilo 2,
in the third eon. of the townshie of Stephen,
in the county of Huron, containing ono hun-
dred acres, more or less.
Thalami is all clearest. There are on the
nreinises a one story brick house, two frame
barns and a fide oroaard.
TERMS e -Ten per cent of the p urebase
mottey at the time of sale ' and the balance
within two weeks thereafeer or the vendor
will allow a portion of the pu'rchase money to
remain upon first 'mortgage of the premises,
if so desired.
For further particulars, apply to
in ieni the red faced, Englishman ,frora litt II Y E 2 N. P* GRLYD°1('
. . . 14.auctfo"naeor, 11411 ' Vendor's Solicitor.
yr town, who I nu** is a retired fanner, n a;
..,re....ton• Rome:see Hera. Onemseits.
atilititos GI"V few it'Watual' t ItstostPrir Louden.
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100 he richly deserved the title. Another night,
Money Saved
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3. MATHESON,
HAY P.O. - EXETER NORTH.
Donunon !Allay
Satisfaction assured
to every customet.
Can. You Buy Cheaper P
NOTE THE PRICES:
All wool Flannels, 15c yd and up
Dress Goods - 5c " "
Ladies' Slippers, - 25c pr "
Ladies' Kid Boots, $1.25 pr "
Tea - 8c lb "
MILLINERY VERY CHEAP
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HEADQUART.ERS
FOR ------
Pure Drugs, Patent Medi-
cines Dye -stuff,
Perfumery and T
Articles.
SchoolBooksandStationary,
Photo Frames, Albums,
Purses, etc.
Cigars Pipes, and Tobacco.
Also a large assortment
of Toilet and Bath
Sponges always
on hand
Prescriptions carefully pre-
pared from the purest
Drugs.
Remember the place, Sign,
GOLDEN MORTA.R,
Main St.,
JI W. row11111
Call and Bee at
DOITF'B'S STORE
SIRICTON.