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EXETER ONTARIO rrITUISDA.J. JUNE 9 • 1892
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C111.11Z(311. :Directory.
TRIYITT MEHURIAL CLCURCIL-ReV. F. H
Putt. Rector, Sunday Services, 11 a. m
and 7 p. m.rEabbath. School, 2.30 p. im,
METHODIST Cnunon--,Taro.es-st , Rey. A. L.
Russell, Pastor. Sunday Services, 10.30 a. rn.
and 6.30 p.m. Sabbath School, 2.30 p. m.
MAIN STREET -Rev. W. A.EcDontigh, Pas-
tor. Sunday Services,11.00 a.m. and 7.00 p.m.
Sabbath School 2,80 p. M.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. -Rev, W. Martin,
.... Pastor. Sunday Serviees, n a. ni. and 6.30 p.
m. Sabbath Sdhool, 0.45 a.m.
PrOfeSSIOnal Cards. I
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II. KINSMAN, L.D.s, Fanson's Block •
two doors north of Carling Store, ,
eXtrt1,0 DS teeth
MAIN ST REET, EXETER,
without pain. Away at liensall on let (
Friday; Aliso. Craig on 2n0. and. 4th. Tuesday; ,
and Zurich on last Thursday of each month.
C11.. INGRAM, DENTIST, lieMber ROVIL1 I
., College Dental Surgeons, successer to i
Office H. L. Billings. Oce over Post Office :.
Exeter, Ont. A safe anaesthetic. given for 1
the painless extraetion of teeth. Fine Gold
Fillings as required..
Ittiedi.eal. ..
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i B WHITELY, Iki.D.,,0.14., PHYSICLusi
ei . • and. Sargeon. Othce and. residence- t
Corner Victoria and. Elgin streets, Goderich, t
Ontario, t
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ft. ,T. A. ROLLINS. OFFICE -MAIN ST. o
.Residence-Oorrier Andrew and. North b
Streets, Exeter, Ontario. n
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'nu. T. P. MOLA.UGFILIN, MEMBER OF v
3.--F the College of Physicians anCl Surgeons v
Ontario. Physician, Surgeon and Accouch. f
eur. Office, Dashwood, Ont.
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-E-NR. T. A. AMOS, M. D,, C. M , Member of
3.-." College of Physicians and Surgeons,
Ontario; licentiate of the Royal college of E
Physicians and. Surgeons Edinburgh; Boon- ,
tiate of the Faculty of Physicians and Sur- b '
geons, Glasgow; Fellow of Trinity Medical a
College, Toronto. Office -Dr. Cowen's old •
stand. , 1.1
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H. COLLINS, BARRISTER, SOLICIT-
. 01/, Conveyancer, Notary Public. 11
Office -Over 0'.Neil's Bank, Exeter, Ontario, a
Money to Loan.
1 II. DICKSON, BARRISTER, SOLIOITOR, ti
id. of Supreme Court, Notary Public, Con- si
veyanurf Commissioner, &e. Money to loan ei
Ofhce-Fanson's Block, Exeter.
0 LLIOT & _ELLIOT, BARRISTERS, SOLIC-
-12.1 itors, Conveyancers, &c. Money to loan
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Middlesex, kas o for the township of Usborne
Sales promptly attended. to and terms reason
able. Sales arranged at Post office, Wincheisa 'D
A .J. ROLLINS, late of Manitoba, Licens-
riveci Auctioneer, for the counties of Hur-
on anti Middlesex. Residence: 1 mile south D.
of Exeter, Ont. Sale Orders by mail or other-
wise promptly attended. to at reasonable
prices.
ril BOSSENBERRY,IT.ensa,11 Ontario. Lie-
ensed Auctioneer for the Countys of
Huron and Perth. Charges moderate and
satisfaction guaranteed. .
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Al. County of Huron. Sales Conducted on th
reasonable terms. Farm and Farm Stock a v,
9 pecialty. Full arrangements. can be made
at this office. A;
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.0 ItED. W. FA.RNCOMB, Provincial Land ,.,. ,
..L7 Surveyor and Civil Enalueer. Office, sat
liver Post Office, than s , street, Exeter Ont. . Ai
DIV MILLER, Veterinary Surgeon, j1.1
Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary rt
College, Toronto, (SteceSsor to WIII. Sweet,' ,' '
V. S,) Over 18 years practiee. Office arid De
residencerone Moak east oatieberdriekthrds ,rre
store, Opposite skating 1:tixti,t, Exeter, Ont,
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,of Toronto. Se]
The Plunnix Piro Insurance Co'Y ' . N'
of London, England 'T
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'Ph e Alliance Piro Assur. , 00,y
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., of Toronto,
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V ARM FOP, SALE. the
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One. Ivan efred metes, mote or less, being 1
ra6 11 1, con. 0, '.'rowusliip of Usberne, County 4
Dili itron, 00 acres tinder good enitivation,
well drained, good, orehatd,two fray" Nulls to 1
tritine stable, Two Storey Driekriwelling,. &
hwO goor.1 wells of water on the preraises..Por Pki
ratherpartlettlars apyly to. pm
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As my stock is too large it must be reduced and We will • sell our well assorted
stock of
TweedsaWOrStedS. ergo-
- AND Pantings
at prices that will surprise the people for cheapness. Just think of it e
$16.00 Tweed Suit I'M' 812.50. $20.00 Worsted Suit for $17.
A good Tweed Suit for $10.
Dashwood' Ifarpley.
Mr'alienry Kellerman left on Tiles -
Mr, Jae° aberritt is attending County
day' litealor Michigail where Ise „has
council at Goclerich thie week, --Chi 110purehased a Geist Mill,' We wish him
every euccesa m ists untlertalsiug. His
wife will remain here for some weelss
after whieh see will ,join her huslasna.-
Mr. Henr,y Yagar hied the clay ou a
place ef hind i.eParahill tested 00 Sat-
uraay foe the purpose of aseertaining
hettiex its qualities win'e suitable for
maltiaa tile, and was found to be all
t'riat was required. -The Isralierian
congregation are malsing preparations
for the erection of ehecis 'for ,the con-
aressation to place their rias in during
e,
saryice.
eouet of the recent heavy rains the
eattae easiches have been flooded caus-
ing the farmers great anxiety about
their property, -The faemers are bus-
ily eng.aged a', Mr. T. Hayters new
barn winch is nearly completed. -Mrs.
Jim Sherritt is visiting. friends i Stale -
ley this week also attending camp meet
-
nig in the same vicieity.
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Nara cadet
now but that was not to be considerea
too complimentary of the present esees,
tem. which the speaker consaleVE:a
likki In coecluelina /nate •
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important trnst committed to that
keeping:, sp as to aiScharge aright that;
important function of starting the
young arignt, ' Mr. S, P. Hall'e. orehea-
tra fureished excaljent music.
Goderich, June 4th, 1802.
' ronaaaose salssroes..
'The convention assembled puesuant
to adjournmeet, Mr. Ross In the chair.,
The minutes of the previous sessiox,
were read and adopted. The President,
then appointed the following as a coat-
inittsa to collect material for program
for the meeting of next Associatima
aleesrs.. Park', Sheppard and aaarch,
Tile election of officers was thea pro-
ceeded with, Messrs. G. Sheppard, Kitty
C. B. Latta and Hagen were appointed
scrutineers. 'I'he result of the electiaa
was as follows. --President, S. J. Latta.;
Vice President, Mb's Isabella Sharman:
Sec..Treas , G.. W. liolnian; Ex -Com,
Messrs. G. Sheppard, Baird, Boyd and
Misses 13Iair (Grand Bend), and Watsort.
of Goderich. he auditors report re-
ceived aml adopted. Mr. Latta was,oa
motion of G. W. Holman, seconded lev
G. Sheppard, a.ppointed delegate to
Ontario Teachers's Association. Mr.
R. Perk, Principal of Goderich Mosier,.
School, then showed his method of tea-
ching literature for which purpose it
class from the Model School was press.
en t. "Fine Humble Bee" was tease
as the lesson. This proved it very la-
terestihg; lesson and brought out much
proatable discussion. Further cliscuss
ed by Messrs. Baird, Holman, Kiley and
Brown. Messrs, Park, Johnston and
Aiurch were appointecl it c,omtnittee te
collect material for a programme for
the next associatthn, Mr. G. W. Hui-,
man then introduced a discussion or.
"Our Municipal Institutions as taken.
with Ord and 4th classe.s." This evoke
ed considerable discuosion, in which
..Aiesers, Johnston, Strang, Baird, S.
"Latta'a;§aoseep and others took part. lir
the abeerlae of*Mr. W. H. Balcer, the
secretary introduced a lively discuss-
ion on el-Iow far should the subject
Politics be, taken in the teaehing
Canadian historse" This proved e very-
iateresting, subject and. brought _but
much discussioa. Mr. II. Strang spoke
at some. length and ais addresssbristlea
with brilliant ideas cm Cahadiab. Seat-
iment and encouraged the teachers..tie
le their duty in inculcating a true anal
loyal respect' for Canadian institutions.
Inspector Tom also spoke strongly on
t,his point. The discussion was confine
ued by Alessrs. Deigaty, Grant, S. 1,
Latta, A. J. Moore and ool
thers. Ace-
journed, Strang -Tom.
Westliuron Teaohers''A.ssociation
,
Goderich, June 3rd, 1892.
The, teachers of West Huron ,anet in
convention in the Model Schaal. pursu-
ant to the cell of the, Executive Com-
mittee at 1 lea.rn, Mr, R. R. Ross, pres-
ident of the Association', occupying thci
chair. . Devotional exercises were con.
ducted by Air, Geo. Baird. The minut-
ee of the last session at Clinton were
read and adopted. The following: corn-
mittess were then" appoint al, visz:--
Audit-Messrs. :las. Dei„traty and S. I
Latta. Resolutions -Messrs. George
Baird,. G.. M. Kitty, Inspector Tom, and
Aliases Vosper and Isabella . Sharman.
Inepector Tom then took up "Seat work
in .Primary Clasees," and dealt with
the work of the school 'room in gimeral.
Teachers were strongly urged to have
as much black board work as possible,
give plenty of problems and have them
short, counting' in addition should not
be allowed, encourage and use. phone
Ile spellina, do not allow [Mails to de-
stroy tet books, 'The discussion was
continued by several of the teachers
Mr. G. M. Keay then read a short eeeay
on Grammar; ponaing out several of
the, defects in the definitions alit' their
-i- ,IfililiWillei appreciation as -2,ontained in the Public
. School 0 rammer. Messrs. Delgaty,
Mr. G. AV. Holman attended the West IN. H...Tohnston, and Paris, •continued
Huron Teachers' Association in Goier- the diseussion. On motion of Inspect-
ich lasaweek. He. was elected Sec.- or Tom the Association adjourned to
Treas. for the, sixth time by ,acelansat- meet a.gain at 1.30 p in.
ion. --RC. Me. Russell is _stiil at confer- AFTERNOON sESsioN.
ence 10 5, Phomas, There is not the The A.ssociation re assembled at 1 40
greatest harmony prevailing in the p.m. with 90 teachers in attendanees,
northwest ,corner of the tabernaele The minutes of the forenoon session.
The eemi-annual meeting' of the The cat's'aersay,. ac. The scourge of were reed and adopted. The Presiden
County Loyal Orange Lodge of North knOtted corae 'should be brought into then delivered a very eble and practi-
Perth will be held at Listowel on the play and es:dee restored. Music. with- cal address on the Plen,sures and Trou
14th inst. out harmony .grates Dr1 the ears terrib- bles of a teacher's work, which was
Mr. Wm. Cla,rke, of Seafortlehasbeen ly.--Every,body is going to Holman's well received -and showed that much
awarded the contract foi' carrying' the picnic aud?concert on the 17th inst. A carefulthought had been given to the
mails between Seaforth . and Bayfield good. Unease,: expected. The. football subject. Miss II., Charles, B.A.,' was
a. ., ., .,
for four years. He.eaters on hi duties club heaialessaal aonetha war„pglnt that then introduced and read an able pap -
on the first of July: :' 'day arid -do Vighty battle for the foot er on Literature and the method: Of
Ronald Currie, proprietor of the Roy. bail prize. Ilierdle races, sack races, teaching' it, taking. "Influence of Beane'
al Hotel, Parkhill, has assigned to D. girls' races, boys races, &c. will be hot. ty" by JohnaKeats as •a basis. Miss
McLeod, of that town. - 'Die hotel is ly conten.ded. Parents come out with Charles in the course of an admirable
mortgaged to the extent $600, and your baskets and show by your pres- address threw out mallY valuable
Sheriff's Officer Graham has served the ence that. you appreciate such innocent hints on teaching the subject Pupils
papers and seized the furniture for the outings. --Last Satnrday- Mr. Henry should be encouraged to memorize
mortgagee. Johns raieed`a larges barn on stilts for pawls, and to give, their own ideas of
A very pleasing event took place on the purpose of putting a bank under the meaninas of phrases and words.
Tuesday, the 31st inst., at St. Peters it. Shortly. after the wolk was corn- On Motion of Inspector Tom, seconded AFTERNOON SESSION.
Church, McGillivray, being the marr- Pleted and most of the hands had gone by Mr. G. Sheppard, Miss Charles was The association assembled at a4a
iage of aliss Kiaie Berry, of McGille home; one of the timbers supporting requested tc heed her paper on litera- p.m., The minutes of the forenooa
vrav and, Mr. John Creighton, of For• the heavy ,building broke, and the nee to the secretary for publication. session were read and adopted. It wee
est. The ceremony was performed by whole fell to the ground with at eiiibie The motion carried unanimously. On moved by R. E. Brown, seconded by
our worthy and venerable pastor, Fa_ crash, roof, timbers and siding being motion of G. W. Holman, seconded by T. A. Brown, and resolved, that this
FROM FRIEND TO FRIEND ther MeCormick, and the choir, under smashed so that a areae deal of it will Inspector Tom, Mr. Thos. •Betigough be the only institute meeting, held thie
oes the story of the excellence of be fit for nothing' but firewood. Luck-
ily no one was hurt, although two or was allowed a few minutes to address year.
the leadership of Air, James Loughlin,
se excellenee of Hood's Sarsaparilla rendered some very appropriate hymns the Assoeiation on the use of the tyPe- Mr. T. A. Brown then took up "Sing-
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what it hasaecomplished, and this and the wedding march. The bride three men and a team of horses had a writer. Mr. Beneaugh then proceeded ing in Public Schools," and cited var.
the strongest advertising which ie was handsomely attired in a very be- narrow eseape. , to explain the acle'vantages that would thus reasons why it shou,d be taught,
one on behalf of this medicine. We coming suit of blue satin and cream,
CIAO, accrue were tYpewriters used in the By judicious use it could be made a
see
sdeavor to tell honestly what. Hood's and was assisted by her cousin, Miss schools. The next subject on the pro- power in moral training, it was restful
arsaparilla is, and what it will do, but Meffernan, of Seaforta. . gramme "The new drawing books and and an aid in keeping order; it had it
'hut it has done is far more important A dastardly attempt ,was made on how to teach the subject" was intro- wholesome and refining influence. Mr.
After a very tedious illness lastin
nd fax more potent. Its unequalled g Satardav..June 4thatiossareck the reg- duced by Mr. S. J. Latta, Mr. Latta Brown showed by the manner in which
several months; Mr. John McLaren, for ular G.T.Be expreia train Ade here at thought the new books were very good he introduced the subject to his pupils
cord of cures is sure to convince merles of Mitchell and Dublin, and fat- 930 p.m,,' which: , whis heavily loaded yet the matter in them was not arran- that he had given the matter much
lose who have never tried Hood's Sar her of Mrs. W. Webb, of London, died with passengers for Clinton and Goder- wed. as vsell as it might be. Many of thought and understood voice culture.
patella that it is an excellent medi
in Toronto on Suuday in his 71st year.
ne. ' ich. The scene of this inhuman at. the objects in No 4 book were more By taking the audieisce as a dem
The d.eceased was well known and tempt was two miles east of Clinton,on difficult than many of them in No. 6. mueh interest was created. .
ersieeTeees. widely respected. Born in the county the Buffalo and Lake .Huron branch of The discussion was further carried on Mr. R R. Ross then gave , a short
of Lanark in 1822,he left there in 1S65 the G, T. R. There is at the spot a by- Messrs. Holman, Park, Brown, Del report of the work done at the last
:ALL. -At Moant Carmel on June 6111, and removed to Mitchell, 'Where he re- bridge known as the Second Bridge, gaty and Efity. All the speakers con meeting of Ontario Teachers' Associa,
the wife of ma John Hall, of a son. sided for a tame. afterwards living in which spans the Bayfield- river, the curred in the opinion th at not suffici- tion. Mr. Ross considereciat a geierr-
Rnale.-In Stephen, On the ath thee, Croma.rty for fifteen years. He then bridge being thirty feet- above the wa ent number of marks are allowed for ance that teachers froni rural schools
the wife of Frederick Green, of a went te ,Dublitewhere, he was for veais ter at is the same bridge where, loss this subject at the Entrance Examinnt • should'be placed on the. same basis as
daughter. head Manager for Joseph Kidd, . leav- 01 13143 was providentially avoided a ion. Mr. F. G. Alien teen proceeded to villages in regard to holidays at East -
leg behind 'him, two years ago When few ',years, a.go, when, during the time discuss "School discipline." Mr. Allan er, so that they may ayail themselves
he retired to Toronta an enviable rep. of a. flood, the bridge sank considerably advised teachers to discipline their own of the privileges of attending the oop.
utation. He is survived by his wife- The place is a very lonely one,no house, school as best suited their individual
ario Teachers' Association.
and entire family of nine. or help beinse within half a mile, and is schools and interests,.and not attempt
. ..e. approached 'by descending • a heayy to copy the methods of others. Teach. arena OF RESOLUTION COMMITTEE.
Ciediton. grade, s ' , ' ers might have rare ability to impart MI" PRESIDENT. -We, your` Resolute
Mr. T. Palterinan, who was walking' instructions and fail, through lack of ion Committee, beg to ' report as fol -
The following is a correct report of from Seafokh to hie home in Clinton, the knowledge of ' discipline. Messrs. lows:-
pupils of .S. S. No, 2, Stephen, for the had chosen tile track rather 1
than the Delgaty, Brown, Latta, Inspector Tom,affirm the resolutions
month of May, according, to Kaden- inuddY roads. When approechings the Johnston, Holman, Kilty, Park and sent.' toThat uswe
yethe West Victoria Assaoi
cy, and general good conduct, the first bridge he . heard sounds of felling Strang discussed the subject further. ation asking that Algebra and Estella
three nettles of each class. being•seiven stones end the, removal of timbers, ,Mr, Geo, Baird then read a carefully be added to the P. S. leeving, 433004031004-
in order of merit. ath," Willie Salter, which era:toed his suspicion. Stooping prepared essay on' Escaminations and lam
Sr. ard, 'Emma Sime, .Sophia Brown, down he perceiseed, to his horror, that Reviews, which was well received. ' 2. We recommend that the H. Se.
Sarah Flanagan; Jr. 3rd1Linie Lawson, ebseraetionsaaere beimg plaaed on the The hour of adjournment , having at.. History be placed on the list for aublial'
Annie Spencer, Josie Flauagan;Sa 2nd bridge, and knowing that the expresi rived, on motion of Mr. Delgaty, secon- schools instead of the public school his -
Geo. Lawson, Emma Brown Bella would,ectha be tubbing dowu upon it, ed by Mr. Kitty, the Association ad- tory now authorized. We .ask this
Sims; Jr. 20d, Urban Essery, Lizzie he rushed to the top 'of the glade shout journe , to meet at 9 a.m. in the morn- chariae for the following reasons: -(1)
Lawson, Herbert Clark; Sr..Pt, II, M. ing and syaving hi s lantern. He sac- inga
Lamport, Ruby Esserv, Lizzie Sims; cedded in attracting the attention of EVDNING. 'We believe the, H. S. History is muck
better suited to the capabilities of our
Sr. Pt, TeJoa Sims,. aX Flanagan, ,C, Engineer Green, and the trafri was In the'eyening a tatesical and liter- pupils than the P. S. History; (2) we
Lamport; Intermediate,' Lulu , Essery ;• brought to st standstill. , Conductor ary entertainment, of a high class was are satisfied that this will be a saving
Jr. P1, I; Garnet Sims, Garfield ,Lires: Ausebrooke,after learning Palterma,n's given in the Opera House which was to the pupils, as one •,book will tame
sonaWilfred Lawson, Averease attend story, gave orders to proceed carefully attended by a large audience. ' ,Presi- serve the ienpil for the' Entratme and
ance for the month, 30. --Mr. D. Clark, and found when, nearing. • the bridge Ross occupied the. chaire In additiou Primary Exatnination, thus making
who has been 81.011 for , the , Past .three, that powerful obstructions had been to a large array' of musical talentawhose one book take the pla,ce, Of the two now
weeks, has gone taieondone where he placed °a 'and fleet it. On examinee efforts . were deservedly appreciated, need.
is uncial, the doetora care. -Our ;three ion it was found that heavy beams, recitations by -- were ex- ' ' 8. That a 2,0py of this report be sent
village teachers attended the content- about twelve feet Icing, had been care- aellently rendered. Too great praise to the 'Minister of Education.
ion in Gaderash oalCriaay and Satin.- fully wedged. Upright between the conot be. given Mise Charles and her
Mr. ItedinOnd was absent , attending by Mtge stones, any of which would ience With several wand exurciees,their ' Gate BAIRD, St.
day of. last week.;--Our,ministier,, iler sleepers of the bridge, and sup.ported .elass of ghee who delighted the , and.
the conference iil St. Thomas on SUB. have caused the lurtne,diate destruet- itatehing and time would put to shatne The above teport w•GI.:sjicaltd. oEliplitir:Y:.T"'
day last. -'Mr, J. Ofarile8 harneSS 8140P ion of the train. At intersails of a te* many of those wive .don the red uni- Me, MeGilliendy, of the Signal, '(113*
ii,", being, built now. -Mt. John Yoilag eairds Were Mintier obstructions, The fOrBli. lit J. IL FiarOVIC, .NI.P,Pq gave peered at the aesociation (aid niade , a
11138 6130:lad IIP s' b°ardidg house at obstractiens being removed the train eti eaeellent address, tnitdo tip for the statement in regard to sem misunder-
Grand Bead, for the summee menthe, proceeded. The affair has caused *Mat part of teininieemices of his early stataling that hut gained currency op. ,
Anyone wishing a gird boarding.plate great excitement here and intense , in. school days some forty yehre ago wheti the steeete, With 'reference to remathS
0 CENTS—i,
. . '' d4181e-'6"rilie11311; to sP"cl 'i Mw 030131h34Ple4481thtlY Pa digention. ' The porpetrators have not, the now almost eXtbiet little old log made by Ma Strang titling tatedieena-
the Bend, will do well, to oall on him.- yet beet arrested, , school house formed the hall of leeree sioris In the forenoon, The Mattel' Was
ave ettbseribets' we offer the AVVO- Illi. John Wilson, of Crediton South. is Had the teaie been era time the ing tor the barefoot boy. in compoir. sot right and the RAW/0106h AgiOtirilea '
'13 and the `.‘Mi;dical Adviser and'away looking for aferns', lese am chanes are, as tho night was osloudy,, Ing, the system ef education then with mita acted save the Qtten, ,
ati Betraill the- 1st '0f JaUttaan hull sauseess.-eWe are posdr to say that, that the tramwould have ,been thrown that now; Mr. GitrrOW said there. lvere
3, foe 60 cehte, Send in, the names, Mrs It taker is slowly reeovering. del'vn the embankment, : net $0 rritztly Stittlide in thoso' days zts
, 0-13010016 SAT..lior.440.4 ,
- See...Treat ,
We have the LARGEST RANGE OF PANTINGS that are kept in Exeter and
are selliug away down. 111 this sale IVO make a
SI=C;InlaneisseHl=7"'. 0Z9 MI:21.1,19S
as we have a large stock that must be sold.
Note a few of the prices. -
A fur felt hat (fine) for 750 worth $1.25. $1 fur felt hat
worth $1.50. Fur felt hat for $1.50 worth $2.25.
A nice straw Hat for 45 cents.
We have also a daisy Rubber Coat for $10.50, worth $13.50.
It will pay you. t.o buy your Tweeds from us as we cut them free ofcharge.
We cati give you an all wool Tweed for 50 cts per yd. Don't 131388 01 bargain but
GIVE ME A CALL.
"'On SALE.
J. H. GRIEVE,
Merchant Tailor, Exeter, Ont.
rinsanTnmr.basataarialw.CalaaraaCasziascanaccmirsheaciagWernerserirMietws.
An unright Plan o (Mason & Risoh) -7 oct-
ve-alruost new. Apply at this office. .
OR SALE.
The Brick Cottage situated on Jaines-et.,
omposod of six room", also two lots on
vhiedi the house is located is offered for sale
he proprietor has another residence on
street, 11 1101LSO With seven
eomS, good garden,.splemlid water. and
any other nocoModation•s, which. :will; be
.bld or rented as the parties may. wiSli: Por
urther•particulars apsdy to
Mit.IsAAo PAW DEN. ,
Exeter, Ont
ARM FOR SALE.
100 acres'more or less. being Lot 4, Con. I
ownship of Biddulph, London Road; situ:b-
ed 5 miles soufh of Exeter, 1 mile from Oen-
villa, and only a SI, ort distance from
burch school and post office; 50 acres clear
f stumps, 12 acres hardwood -bush and the
Mance partly cleared. • Th ere is on the pre-
lises a new brick houseful& kitchen; large
ame barn andstable nearly new; 2 good
ells; a young orchard' bearing fruit, and are
ery desirable premises. Terms liberal. For
irther particulars apply on the premises, or
to R013T WA.LEER, Centralia P. 0
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et:um-alai Ontario, Cal., on the Sth
inst , Edward Drew, aged. 23 years
and 5 months.
tomen..-In Hay, on the 5th inst., the
beloved wife of John Decker, aged
35 years and 25 days.
Hay.
SCHOOL REPORT. -The followin,,e, is
May report forS. S. No. 2, Hay
mes are in order of Merit. Fifth.-
fred McTaggart. Fourth -Kate
aptnan, C. C. Ross, F. E. .Ross. Sen.
ird,- Maud Russell, Alice, Gould and
side Northcott equal, Nellie O'Brien.
n, Third. --Nellie Gould, James Shit'
y, Nellie Northcott. Sen. Second.--
ckie Northcott, Flora Noithcott,John
dd. Second Parr.-Bertie 0'1311e01,
sie Munn, Willie Buseh Fleet Part,
aehel Es 134 Nelson Sotherby, John
;,kson. The best spellers in the mon
y spelling match ata:-Fiftli, Fred
'Taggart. Forth, Kate Chapman.
o Third, Mitud Russell. Juti. Third.
Ilia Gould, Sen. Seccmd, ,Tohn Todd,
11 Seeond, Edgar 0'13rieh. Second
it, Richard Sotheiby. First Part,
chel Essay,
W, If, jOingSTol,t, Teacher,
CCASTONAL DOSES of a good cathar
ike Bardock Pills are necessary to keep
blood pure and the bay healthy,
• eta" ,
Around About Us.
Zuric▪ h,
We have this week to chronicle the
death eaLydie, beloved wife of Air. Jno
Docker, of the Babylon Line, who pas
sed 4i 23 Sunday, 5th inst., at tbe
age of'85ase ars and 25 daye. We ex-
tend oa1 . heartfelt sym pathy for the be-
reaved family in this their irretievable
D . Weisrniiier
Klippen; were visiting friends and rola.
tives 301 town on Sueday.-Lieliss Swit-
zer, of Hiedleberala is the guest of Mr.
E. j. Wisely this week. ---Our School
'eacheas attended the Teachers' Con.
vention.held Goderieh last Friday -
Ales. Krupp and daugester,of Dashwood,
were faeew iubacquitin tepees here last
Sundayea-MaWm. F. J =Mice of Listo-
wee is visiting at !)1 tiiutS, Airs. 31.e0
bie. 'Ile intends stayiag in this neigh,
eorisped for sometime. --Miss Hattie Mit-
chell pasted through here laet week.
Hattie, looks hale and heesety.-airs. sje
MeTa,ggart. of Chiselhurst it ahating
at Mr. S. J. 'Latta's.