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INSURANCE Brevities,
• i C We wish oue and all a Happy New Year..
f' RNha3rp teLLIt3 { , A (x);,'+e`P ><`Qli We arc g sin enjoying good sleighing,
TS{1. oro' Ti� 1i1 : eel .L '(k ,.1 ,11., tl;ere being more than a foot of snow.
P1'�y u£ Tofiontn, s:1Sl eel t1cf1H(I:x.13
'11:P f.NSUleeAC'• Gf»Il anY of Loudon, r 19 pounde good bright sugar fur $1 at
gangland, the ItttYAIe • tN I.Dla',, of stash- the Bi Bankrupt Stere.
*real, and the os mi TAltIO ael, 1,1F1-•;— p
A` `.IIPANCE.t'•O'k of Waterloo estaleissed Mr Aatstin, of St Thomas, preached a
Was Aseuran-este force, $13,127,404.'nuunsesmissionar arr4n0A to a la a Qndience In
every yearaiter Brei gear. James•at Meth church on Sunday evg last.
" Ag� „ Watch night cervices were held in
y l I /!( ( the Hain et :11eth church last night. A
l srpe number tvek part aid a pleasant
- „ea}
time was. spent.
I- 6 . a c ' a There Will be two eclipses of the sun ani
1 , a a, e d , two of the moon in 1891. The only one
t 4 ., r . visible in t':an ado will he a total eclipse of
es, _ NOV2.5 s ,a a lg v n'= 1 t m l rile MEM on N19th.
.,. ,.,,, , 'r•, ',,: .+ oke e's atu Boys *'ver Coats for just
e.u S! a `':d u z about "half price at the Big Bankrupt
cam... c Store,
;.i . J. P. Ross, is the only place to get the
celebrated Herl,:egeum for cattle. horses
and poultry. . You will save money by
trying a package.
The Trues isopter while wishing our,
neatly town subselihere the compliments of
the season, desires to thank those who so
kindly retnember(dhim last week with
heir offerings.
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A sleigh lead of about twenty youurtr
:et pie of Exeter, went out to the
residence of Mr Thos Harvey, of Hay,
tshekV a very pleaeaut evening waespent
ley all.
The sale aef the village property of,the
lute James Oke 011 Thursday last was
' well attended. The house was .perches.
eel 119 iters. Oke, white Benno of the etutk
Was purchased by :11r. T. Oke.
The school trustee noniininatiou took
Ate Attra(.: iv, Stock l place yesterday, resulting in the return
of the old board, as follows :-pr Lute,
ehairinan ; 1V, Treble, W Hoskin, H.
Runnel, T. Fitton and Alex Dyer,
Mr (;. 11. Tom, late principal of the
Eater Piddle School left list weep for
S l , . wri P lkitiah Columbia. We uorierstsnd that
ttr Tom will ttttand settee' there for time.
1 after which he will engage in teaching
i
Miss 9ieCellnm. who has been teaching
in No. 2 seetion• Hullett. teas presented
with to writing shalt and work box, aecom•
k=SSSS s of
.'• ; • 1'
l the newa, at the close no 4111411.es% l�othe
f tbe sschool 9for
toetlas-s•
The la;+its fur the eleetrie light are at the
' .lepet, but we understand nothing will be
h clone until after the e1e^tions, the com-
i lalexian atlas year's couneit having con-
• char tea a to &la ea future event. In this
E CO:Ent mien.
:'r R. IL Collins has moved his laity
r to the roams over the post office, :lir
�nnasscil loosing deckled to transform the
buiteiinp recently occupied by lir Coding,
inti. a general store it will bo occupied
The Lig Bankrupt Stora` i,y Mr K. J. Bpaekman.
X41' barryaills, All winter We have a, large stock of hili heads,
r, statements, letter and note bead paints on
Goods must leave our wells- hand. anti parties needing such should call
t an 1 have them printed and padded to suit
ers quick to maks room for theirli iness, Prices reasouable, and
tan immense Stoei+: to arrive cl;o'iiitj of steels used first elms, at the
Tim e:• ofiiae.
A omelet of Exeterites attended the
alethudist Church Anniversary tea meet-
ing ta., lecke last :timidity evening, and re.
port a good time After the meeting was
neer a number of them reuaired to the re•
ailivie a pf Mr I.nsworth where a pleasant
time was spent.
An exchange says that a shark is taking
in the different towns in order to find it
there are nnv firms of co pertnersliip ce•-
titivates. Some big hauls have ben made
in some pieces. It would be well to be
prepared for this adventurer, as be may
'come any tial'
The children of the Tiivitt ale/Darla
elutteb were given an entertainment in the
Opera Heusi: on Tuesday evg. Besides the
distribution of may and other presents
among the children. the magic lantern
presentations by Jtr Areher wore a pron,i•
nerit feature, and highly appreciated.
It is impossible to scent a trillion, Had
Adam counted continuously from his crea-
tion to the present day, be would not
have reached that numl,er, for it would
take *aim over 9,611 years. At the rate
of 200 a minute, there could be counted
12 060 an hour, 288,000 a day and 105,120,-
000 a year.
Thenew game laws are out. The obanges
made are unimportant with exception that
the closed season fur salmon trout is ex-
tended from the 15th of October -to 30th
November, instead of from let to 30th
Nov. as formerly, and fishing of all kinds
is prohibited from 6 o'clock on Saturday
evg till 9 on Monday morning,
Last week we referred to a runaway ac-
cident which happened with Mr W. J.
Clarke, of London, formerly of Exeter.
Mr Clat ke was more seriously injured than
was supposed, having had two or three
ribs broken, We are sorry to report this
unfortunate circumstance, as Mr Clarke
has been a long sufferer otherwise, and has
had his share of trouble along this line.
Rev Mr Nugent, of Mitchell, preached
sermons to the 8 S. children of Main-st
Meth church on Sunday last, and in the
afternoon, together with Principal Austin,
of St Thomas. addressed a mass meeting
of children. Rev Nugent is a powerful
preacher. eloquent and practical, and his
sermons can be listened to with the utmost
interest. Rev Mr Wilson conducted ser-
vices for Rev Mr Nugent in Mitchell.
"Prof. Trevor,. who is without a peer as
a.inueie teacher, took his class down to
Sebringville on Thursday evg of last week
and gave an excellent concert in the town
hall, to a crowded house. The program
was well carried out, and the singers re-
ceived rapturous applaase."-Mitchell Ad-
vocate. The Prof has evidently wonder-
fully improved since he was in Exeter last
fall, as his concerts were by no means
appreciated here.
Complaints are often made of the in-
ferior quality and short treasure of wood
sold in town. Where there is much stnoke
there must re some fire. However, parties
buying wood, who afterwards find they
have received inferior wood or lessin
quality than they bought and paid for,'
have the privilege, and it in their duty to
have the offenders who deceive them u
e h m s at
monad before the reeve, who bas the
power to make examples of those violating
the civil and morel law.
YTW o;esteds
i.n;s. icer bein
by
WM. GR.i''(1,
eds
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BansUPT
EXETER.
A
very soon, We will s:iveyou
money on every purchase.
Just try us. From 25 to 4t)
per cent off all heavy goods.
e0113o quick.
3• A. STEWART,
Bankrupt Stock Dealer, Exeter,
THURSDAY, ,7ANt:AItY lot, .1801.
LOA'.F3�p.
,'?ersonals.
Amon those who spent the holidays
in Exeter we noticed the following :-
Reg Elliott and family, Toronto ; Mr.
and Mrs E. Spackman, Ridgetown ;
Mrs Dever, St Johns, Mich ; Charles
Knight, St Thomas ; W. Brooks, Tor-
onto ; Jas Bissett, Landon. -Mr, W.
Russell, of Hay. has returned from a
visit to his brother Dr Russell, Supt of
Asylum, Hamilton. --Mr and Mrs Dig-
nan visited friends in Norwich last
week.
What the People are Saying.
That with the good sleighing business
will continue to Improve. -The election
next Monday will be the most exciting
ever known in Exeter• -That there must
be a municipal :reform during this year. -
That parents should forbid their children
hanging on sleighs. -That now is the time
to make new resolutions -resolutions that
can be kept. -That several changes will
take place in the council. -That there will
be but little contest for school trustees.-
That everybody should adopt the CASH
system, and begin with the New Year. -
That the grocers for the most part, are
compelled to ask cash, on accountof the
rltrictures imposed by the Grccers guild.
Save money and buy your Sealettes
.and Silks at the Big Bankrupt Store.
The Trivitt Memorial church was nicely
decorated with evergreens on Christmas
day,
The old year was dolefully rung out and
the new year merrily chimed in, by the
chimer of the Trivitt Memorial ohnrch.
All fur Coats, Caps, Collars and Boas,
being cleaned at 50 eta on the dollar at
the Big Bankrupt Store:
Found in Exeter on Wednesday, a
fur driving mitt. Loser can have same
by applying at the TIMES office and
paying for this notice.
Rev. Mr Martin was presented with a
beautiful dogskin coat ab the entertain-
er-lent
nter i -
meut at Chislhurst lately, by the Presbye
terian congregation there:
The Dominion ice rink opened last week
and the attendance each night has been
good, the patrons seeming to enjoy the
i hange from roller to ice skating.
Mr Geo K. McLeod who has been ill for
genie time of blood poisoning caused by a
rusty nail scratching his hand, is around
Again. He has suffered considerably.
The choir of the Mala -kit Meth church
enjoyed an oyster supper at the residence
*of;'ves, 13:: if. Ven;y ort Wednesday
provided ley ttte'ouug wee et the okerr.
5055255065.5225*.
OH, WHAT A COUGH
Will you heed the warning • The signal
perhaps of the sure approach of that more,
terrible disease Consumption. desk your-
selves ifyon can afford for the sake of
caving 50c., to run the risk and do nothing
for it. We know from experience that
Shiloh's; Cure will cure your cotigh. It
never fails.
lglz School Entrance Examin-
ations.
An:examination for .entrance to high
schools was held at Exeter on. December
22nd, 231d and 24th. The marks required
to pass were a total of 382, and Wise. one
third of the marks on each paper, The
candidates whose names are given below
have been provisionally passed by the Lot
cal Examiners, and as soon as confirmed
by the Education Department their certi•
feates will be sent to them ley the Iuspect
or:-
SteraES, MAIMS. SCHOOL..
Eiopp >i llmor 390 S S No4, Hay
Gould Emily 456 Exeter Pub Selmal
Hicks .Lottie 421^ "
Eacrett George 479
h;acrett Vessie 389
(cies John 477 S 8 No 7, Hay
Teenhu'; Geo M 439 8 8 No 5, Hay
Cook Milton 414 8 8 No 8, Hay
Me4lordie Stew'rt 414 5 8 No 10, clay
Jehi,s Charles 429 S S No 0, Usborne
Andrew Chas 507 "
Powell George 416 cr
Britnaeombe Etta 556
l'eihlidge Jane 412
Hensen
Bronze- Mr Cass Cook, sou of Mr If,
C,ok. of Ueirsall, who is attFndin Hamil„
teat i *lues.. Coliege is home spondiug
the Ntnasltolida&s. -Mr H Voek swishes
uibent lth)il bushels of wheat to fill craters
Lee nom.
BaltiFs--Instead of a lesson review
in the Sunday School last Sunday there
WAS a Christmas service consisting of
singing, reoitatious, responsive readings
and en address from Rev O. Smith. All
seethed to :enjoy the service w11i011 was
both pleasant and profitable and very
appropriate,<a t c, ,
t the ec'1s'on.
t -Mrs. A1-
£red Liddieott, of St. Thomas, le visaing
friends in this vicinity„ -The nomination
passed orrery quietly, all the old meta -
Imre being returned by ecclantatiou
which goes to show that we have either
a very good council as at present eon-
stituted, or the ratepayers manifest alto-
gether too much inditterttneeas to town-
ship affeire. The treasurers report was
gratifying as it shows the township is
fully prepared to meet its railway debt
the debentures of 'which =lure next
August. This is a good showing, and is
much more honorable to the present
generation than to leave to their success-
ors a heritage of debt. The "House of
Refuge" question was most thoroughly
discussed and the weight of argument
was in favor of the house. The only
serious objection urged a;ain4t it is that
the rural Municipalities would have to a
great extent to auppurt the poor of ' the
towns andincorporated villages ; for in-
stance the township of T?abodes raises
aumethina like seven times as much as
Exeter so that if the poor rates were
levied en all alike, C.'sborne would pay.
six or seven rules as much as Exeter
for the Itcep of Exeter's poor, and few
farmers are generous enough to do that
at present; but the time will soon conic
when all objections meat bo overcome
and a house, of refuge erected.- Ms.
Thomas Smale, accompanied by her son,
is visiting her eldest son in Hamilton.
Granton.
Brnrrs---The Public schools, are now
closed for tete ho idays.-Sleighing is all
that could be desired and lively times may
be anticipated for the rext week. -The
entertainment in the English ohareh here
Oat Menday eight was an immen9e success
Tho Ladies having the platter in hands
are to be congratulated an the bili of faro
they had'to present. -The entertainment
iu the Presbyterian church on Christmas
eve, was quite up to former efforts and is
fully entitled to be claimed as a success.
The Rev A Grant, of St Marys, gave an
excellent address on the subject "church
work" which was listened to with rapt
attention. At theo,ose of the programme
Mr Henderson mho has been a zealous
worker in the school for some time, and
who is now about to continue his studies
in St Pauls Minn., was called to the plat.
form and presented with a valuable teach-
er's Bible and gold pen, by the Rev Mr
Campbell, on behalf of the school. Mr
73. though taken completely by surprise
suitably replied, -Mr Alfred Gunning, of
Sana'ac Co U S and Son is now vi iting
his relatives, the Gunning families, of
Blanchard. Mr Gunning has been one of
the foremost business inen of the state of
Michigan and does now carry on an exten-
sive business. He says that in Michigan
you can purchase pi ime beef at from $3 50
tc $4 50 per 100 lbs, and the best pork at
$1 per 100 lbs ; and excellent stockers at
from 2 cents to 2 cents per lb. What a
boon such a market would be to the Can-
adian farmer. Such a cheap country to
live in would verily he a paradise to Sir
Richard, and how sweet 4c beef would
taste to the Ann Arbor Philosopher. There
was a time when the American market
was worth something to the Canadian
farmer, but happily now the ` boot is on
the other leg." The Canadian market for
oats, wheat, pork, beef, and cattle is
vastly superior to that of the United
States. Mr G. says a good eow can be
bought tor $20 that would readily bring,
in Granton $10. With those facts staring
the Canadian farmer in the face is it any
wonder that he should say to Messrs
Wiman, Cartwright & Co when trying to
seduce him to give up such real blessings
for what can scarcely be said to be the
photograph of a shadow, an emphatic
"No Sir."
Zurich.
THE NOMINAT1osr.-Monday was a
busy day in town, allinterest boicg cen-
tered at the town hall. The nomin-
ations took place there. We speeches
were good, notably . that of our worthy
reeve. He gave a very satisfactory ac-
count of his stewardship, and it was a
surpriseall
p I for to learn that he would
receive opposition in the person of Mr.
McEa wan of IIensall Our reeve has
conducted the township affairs in a man
ner characteristic of his, peculiar tact
and if the electors consult their own in-
terests; they will return him for' another
year.
BAD, WORSE, wonsz-COld, cough, 0011 -
gumption, to cure the first and second and
Prevent las third use Hagyard's Pectoral
Behove, the never, falling family-: medicine.
toe All arab of the tll,vaat, laws' iwaai.
Misfit. A nseleset of healing iw: pilau/nary
taaneitsisitlis
ales ry
s
$25,000.00 worth to be sold, $25,000 00 worth to be sold.
V�
HAT F3ARGAIN .ALE
IC
ISS RD'S
We shall on Saturday (lath inst) commence the greatest sale of general goo&
ever held in Exeter. The whole of our large stook will be offered at startling re-
ductions. We have no space to enumerate; but we have put the knife into prices, "
and for the next .SSSS . we will sell you
good reliable goods, cheaper than other houses can sell you trashy, shoddy goods. Re-
tnember this is not mere blow, and to test the truthfulness of our statements come and
see our prices.
- * _
11.13—Speoi.tl inducements to parties buying large parcels,
DIAMONDS
We make a specialty of
DX-4.1grozTre and the
fines class of Jcwelery.
The, rapidly risit•g value: of dirt
monds make them a most desirable
investment. Wtth every diamond
sold we give a guarantee to re -pur-
chase same at any time ---les, five
per cent. off price paid. We carry
the largo st stock wt st of Montreal,
as our diamond business t mends
to all parts of the United States
at d Uanad-i.
Goods sent on approbation by
express or mail to responsible
parties. r�
A. MORL'ixY 8 00,,
Cor. Rielnnond and Dundas Sts.,
Loudon, Ont.
_(Ratablished 1855). -
A71:\i-f.4.1afil.7 vs
AFRICAN TRAVELS
MR. SVM. MINERS, of Elitnvillo,
has been appointed by the Presbyterian
News Ca., of Toronto, who control Stan-
ley's works for Canada, as travelling
agent for the
TERRITORY OF USBORNE
and eastern half of the 'VILLAGE Or
EXETER, and through no other person
can Stanley's works be had.
Mr. Miners has also a number of other
works on hand such els Ur. Talmage'➢
"From Manger to Throne" Etc.
If Jfr. Miners does uol call on you,
any of the books will be aent on receipt
of postal card.
WM. MINERS,
Ehmville P.O., Ont.
)3ORN.
Waerzn-On the 17th ult, the wife of
Mr Jasper Walper, Stephen, a son.
McKEvzie-On the 20th nit, the wile of
Mr Peter McIienzte, Stephen, A son.
Fii ois—In Usboine, on the 22nd ult,
the wife of Hy Francis, a daughter.
MARRIED.
GRATTON-trouts-At the residence of the
bride's father Biddulph, on the 24th ult.,
by the Itev Me Allen, Mr Geo Grafton, of
Blanshard, to Miss Mary Jane, eldest
daughter of Mr Samuel Hicks.
O'BIUEN-Tunernx-At the residence of the
bride's parents, on the 24th ult., Mr h'
O'Brien, to Miss 'Maggie Treffry, second
daughter of Mr Samuel Treffry, both of
the Sauble Line, Stephen.
WHITE- WILLIAais-In Exeter North, on
the 31st ult., by Rev Jasper Wilson, Mr.
Wilde, of Toronto, toj)ylass Maud
Williams, of this place.
DIED.
BERNARD -In i3lenehard• on the 2lat
Richard Bernard, aged 60 Years.
HODQINS-Tn Centralia on the 25th ult.
Thomas Rodent+, aged 43 yearn 7
nit,
A lnail can do rt, wind pump business on a very airy
capital.
BLOW,BRAG
and BLTJSTER
May catch the eel of the buyer for a time, but it won't
keep his trade. Talk is dear to the lean who has his
caution talked away, his scruples talked aside.
To the woman who is talked into over buying or buying a
style of goods that - will not stand the test of un-
prejudiced *judgment; such methods are only
worthy
OF A FAKIR. AT A FAIR
whose business is to sell and iiot to satisfy..
These are not our methods. We call ten
dollars ten dollars and: not rine dollars and ninety-nine
cents. This reckless reduction of price—thus dressing up
a ten dollar bill to look like a nine—is a fake bu inose.
Talk is cheap when all its blowing ends in
One Cent off Ten "Dollars
We can. show you something cheaper than
talk ---we mean our goods—for talk is dear at any price.
Goods with an honest X on them and not ten 'forked over
to look as it it were a nine. Its a fake fit to go along
with Barnum's circus . and show bill exaggeration which
describes the goods, Plain, Dealing has ago
Squealing t you hear.
CARLING BROS.
P, .—We still have our celebrated 25o Tea the talk of
the town.—C.E.
ElOr
IN 91111 1011111
:0:
Having bought the Grocery and Crockery Stook of
E. Roberts', have moved our
Big Stock of Boots & Shoes
CLOT IN G, ETC.,
The Biggest in the County—one door north of
my old stand, FAN SON'S BLOCK, EXETER,
VANEvery-fit his residence, Godericb, on Christmas Goods at
Spackmall s
Friday, the 19th Dec, T B YanEvery, in
the 68th year of his age. BIG BARGATNS in Crockery and ,Glassware for Xmas.
A>Zl; NO Pr-,
gonna 14tedi-BIG BARGAINS in Overcoats and Clothing for Xmas.
eine. They are a
BLOOD ,BuxLDER,
TONTO and BuooN-
STRuoroR,asthey
supply in a condensed
form the substances
actually needed to en-
rich the Blood, curing
all diseases coining
from Pools and WAT-
RY BLOOD, or from
VITIATED Burtons in
the Broom), and also
nvigorato and Bump
P the Bnoon and
SYSTEM, when broken
down by overwork,
mental worry, disease,
excesses and indiscre-
tions. They have a
senores° ACTION on
the SEXUAL: SYSTEM of
both men and women,
restoring LOST VIGOR
and, .correcting all
numccox&lairnis and
-eDFrnnssiorrs.
Wire finds hie mental!"-
((�� ultiee dull
IrA or
EVERY MSN failing, or
his physical powers nagging, should tape -these
Piens. They will restore his lost energies, both
physical an mental.
EVERY WOMAN should take them.
They cure all sup-
pressions and irregularities, which inevitably
entail sickness when neglected.
Baru MEu should take these Pmts.
!� iR They will cure the re -
ease you bid habits, and strengthen the
system.
should take them.
YOUNG WOMfM These Pagel will
make them regular.
-For gale by all druggists, or will be sent upon
receipt of price (E0o. per box), by addressing
- Mi lug, WIi,.i'..rgMiiti Y)@D. CO.
,iriltilyel' i4 0201
BIG BARGAINS in Boots and Shoes for Xmas.
Remember this is the Largest -Stock of
BOTS & SHOES and CLOTHING
in ,.�t{�he the county,
Z. 4�' ■ CLIA.
FF anson's Block, Exeter.
GAO TO—
Goldsmith + Hall.
— -- OR. '4-o-tr:atir^
WATCHES,-
CLOCKS,-
JEWELRY, -
SILVERWARE,-
-AND SPECTACLES
UNEQUALLED VALUE.
leayParsonalattentips Eiven to repaiAsto of
betel wfloeka.andiewelrr:
C. REICEENfACH,
OpipwiiN ibreit Of wt i'AIiaHILJa
CENTRAL
Barber
Shop,
FAN SON'S BLOCI.
A. Hastings, Prop
Shaving and 'Bair orating in the abbot
style of the art.
Every attention paid to *a Hirt*