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EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEIVIBRR 13, 1894
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Bemes.--Our grain market is noir
opereed up in full blase -Mr. George
Taylor, of Thornpike farm is in Toronto
this week with four horses for the big
show. -While Mr and Mrs, John Mc-
Ash and son, of die. Hayfield road, near
Varna, were preparing to return home
after a visit to Mr. T. McOlymones,
last Saturday, the horse suddenly bolted
and started off down the town line, It
got into the ditch and then into Mr,
, Taylor's wire.. fence. The buggy was /V"
badly broken. -Mr R b't Mcefordie is
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busy laying down the material for the
purpose of building a fine dwelling
hells° next sere -melee- l‘e e• George Mee
rfaegart, of Chiselherst, and T. 'Vieille
visited the Blake and Drysdale schools
lest week.
„a0Usall .
Staffa.
Helene -The roarriageeot Mr, P. M.
Hamilton to Miss Beira .prharekr oteoroek_
pPaimrceentskstotillieTreeelaiddeaencleasto.f the
naony was performed by the Rev. P.
Scott of Cromarty. The happy couple
left on the following aloening to spend
their honey moon at Smith's Fella and
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eweecinitythe;Tehreetraeenee:vneyolyirpieonpeuels,r vvwlithil
iiior'i.;). illn ' vv. i 8 b i n g them a Jong ana happy ppy
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i4Ieliewiag are the market quotations:
Wheat ' ''' ' ' ' ' "" - ' - ' 5° t(4P2
-Seel" ' ** • ' " ' ' 85 te 38bride's
Oats .... * ....... ..... 26 te27
Peas ..... ... . .. ... , ... 50 to 52
Hey ..„ d d d . d. ede to 7,00
Butter...... . 15 to 16
Ego .... ....,..... .... 9 to 9
B ' b k t ' 1 '
men. -Fire ro 0, out in a p mune
mill . . e
...11 owned and occupied by
Patterson contractor, 0 8'30 RobertFri da
'sleight consuming the building and, a
qUentity of lumber in the tend, The
building contained most of the finished
miterial for this year's contracts. Loss.
en buildings ane contents, $7,0h00. the
insurance. It is no known ow he
fire originated. The,loss, is a serious
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blow to Mr. Patterson, and his many
friends express the hope that he will
rebuild. He is receiving ample enema-
agement. -Fs ce. Meyers and family,
hato Ldwhere Mr
ee„,ve gone.on-on' . . •
etters will go into the commission
• h de ' lt butter'
en mg as a epee= y,
and eggs. -ter. Wm•Eldee, while work-
ing on the roof of his shop the other
, e e,
day, be stepped on a wire nail, 141e
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same running into his foot. He is
very lame.in-consequence.---Messrs. J.
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. ausen, D. Weismiller, Geo. Mc.
Ewen and a number of others are at-
tending the Toronto Exhibition this
week. -A number or Hensallites spent
a pleasant evening, Tuesday, at the
residence of Mr. R, H. Collins,nxeter.
-Dr. Mary Hutton is visiting friends
in Exeter. -Mrs. Sutherland has re-
turned from a pleasant visit with friends
in Mitchell. -Miss Dent, who has been
the guest of Miss ,Hattie Sutherland,
has returned to her borne in Mitchell.
Rev. Hunt of the Trivitt Memorial
church, ,Exeter, preached in St, Paul's
church on Sunday afternoon, the
occasion of the Harvest Home Thanks.-
giving. He gave an.excellenediscourse
and the church •-• was beautifully and' ,
appropriately decorated. The manage -'s
;neat deserve praise for their efforts
throughout.-W-eeare to have several
electric street ligets, which will be a
„„.. - .sue.maes
.,. eorive010000 60 citizens'. -The Rev
an * Rtl•appointed
i . Roy, who was ream y
rector of St Paul's church and who
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has been in the Old Country for the
past month or so has taken passage
tome, an wi. occupy his pulpit Jere
andwill ' I • " 1
about the first of October. -The recent
r ' h • 11checkedbush
ams eye =eerie y theEvansville.
res in e swamps o eeyea .
ft • th t time t
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,res-
Mr. James Copeisnd an old and
aPegeeteodt areos,ident of the let, concessive . of
We4tiiiiniefier' died °41 li3t.tlECIttjt. atthe
A earn and outbuildings, situated,
tmlerrareeegnabruterratme:f a midleofewonuth-Q:ast,lo:.:31.1a;
can, together with all the summer mole
eeen•Me brIt• ThO eueeteee titre owned
.by Herbert Berm and occupied by P. Still-
um as tenant. It is said there is no in
snrence on the buildings, but the co-
tents were insured by theeenant for$450;
loss about e1,000.' The origin of the fire
is a mystery, e
JUST• A ' FEW ODD
inia us se
S galliaUr - goois. To
BEFORE WE TURN ALL OUR ATTENTION
e AND 'WINTER MATERIALS.
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These little prices should make a speedy clearance
Fancy and plein double fold dress goods
Wide eoc, eibbens for 5c. a yd:
Regular 6c, " " 33:c "
We are told by custornera every day that
thing ever yet shown for the same money.'
to doz. plain and fancy handkerchiefs, all
Remnants of prints, ginghams, dress goods,
area t reductions • •
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We have just received a nettelot of ladies'
which we will sell at popular -prices.'.
Bring your butter and eggs along and we
highest price going.
R . 8 F 01? D d CO,
LINES OF
letiii, . Oaf,
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TO FALL
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for 23c; regular 35c goods.
our 5c. Cotton beats every
to go at 5c, each,
etc., all to clear at
'arid gent waterproofs,
twill pay you the very
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Centralia.
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Benue -As read in Centralia Council
of 0. O. 0, F. by W. W. Rivington, big
John Neil, our councillor to all this
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greeting sends and all are here invited
tojoin the Chosen Friends. On every
second Saturday we meet in the
town hall. All you who have never rode
a goat now '
, IS the time to call_ All
members of our order, 1 hope you
wont refuse to come up to Centralia
and pay your dues, don't send it up
by so and so, it will surely go astray; I
tried that
trick too often and find it
doesn't pay. 'We want you to
come yourself and our little town will
help to cheer the friends that's here
ano keep their temper down. We have
a good chief councillor and JohneTeil is
his name, his ancestors were all Irish
and mine were just the same. Now
don't say that all are Irish here nor at
it be amazed,none of the rest are Irish-
men excepting Billy Boyd.. We have
them here from every clime,yes, even
England sends some out to Centralia
to join the Chosen Friends. Of Ladies
we have a few of some of the ver 37
best that could be found for miles
around, and by them e
we are blest.
May Heaven bless our ladies fair for
.0, n them much depends and live or die
they're bouucl to try and *help their
friendship Fileteces. Theeeeen leeks le'
chain,. forget we never
can, and there's another bond that
binds the brotherhood of men -let all
be true, your vows renew, for many
now intend, if they but see our recta
agree to join the Oleos Friends,'
, en
Htir on County Notes
Revel. B. efoleinnon will. shortie sever
hoilsiootoonotection with the Baptist church at
The iTnion Furniture Factory which
suspended. operations iecently has been
purchased by a new company in Wing-
ham
We understand that the members and
adherents of Union Church, Brumfield;
are presenting a call to Rey. A.. Guthrie,
now of Setif° th . .
October 4th and 5th are the
selected for Hugreatest Convention
of the Christain Endeavor Union. It is
to he held in Rattenbary street church,
Clinton.
Another old resident of Huron has paesed
away in the person of Mrs. Elizabeth
Duncan, wife of the eine Sohn Duncan,
of Goderiche Mrs. Danner was in her 70th
year.
R stag
The G-. Te R. on at Brussels was.
entered on Saturday night and $12 taken.
G. Cardiff's .house was also entered oy a
window and a lady's watch ana some
money stelae.
A caul man .
, while walking along the
y. front
roadin rent of.eir. Wm: Wise's farm,
Goderumh township attempted to light his
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t eughtlessiy threw the match
pipe, and h '
-down on, the ,grOurid, which. ia a mement
tette all ableze e - tiii efforts -to extieguesh
being useless he alarmed ' Mr. -Wiee,
who with the hid° Of about twenty other
men that had gathered, worked at it the
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greater part of the day, and at last
ceeded in extinguishing•t b
i , at not before
it had burned three or tour acress of rues-
"do w. •
John Carney, fo m of I ' 1
y, r erly e dell oP
Township, where be was born and raised
went to Indiana about 29 years ago and
has had that many years' experience of
farming near the town of •
He has just spent a month visiting
among' old scenes in Huron ,County, and
as a result has concluded that Canada
is the best place to live in :he will spend,
the remainder of his days here He will
remove his family back to McKillop
Township this fall and will probably re-
on part of the old homestead which
as got hold o again.
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Sharon.
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Ilemee-One day last week while
thrashing was going on at Joseph Dann-
oey's a very high stack,bnilt by the pioneerbusiness,
stacker of this place lost its balance and
precipitated the upper portion to the
ground burying Mr. Dauncey and hones m
who were going to draw away the steamer
however seyeral men were at hand and
released MreDauncey and horses who felt
none the worm but for mere chookine of
chaff. e -A tanner of this place named
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Pedlet me fire to a pile of straw in
hi s field one day last week and. in an
incredibly short ' time it had run a,
-very short distance of his fence
wheel however was saved vsith the green
est difficulty. -On Monday last while Mr.
_John Rowe was driving a colt out of the
e table it kicked and broke, several of _hie
ribs but he is recovering nicely. -The
fire west of here has done considerable
damage but the late rains has laid it
somewhat low. -Mr, Wellington Amy of
Woodhain visited his parents on Sunday
last. -Mr. Tbomas Welsh of this place
spent Sunday under the parental roof. -
Mr. Samuel Brokenshire . lost a valuable'
heifer one day lint week mused by a
• tree falling on it.It
A. Conservative ReOeren.
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1879 --Took off dutiest
coffee. - . on ea
often
Gave protection to manufacturers . tc
increase the demand in Canada for Can
alPiauntlacobt°tro.n, woel from warm count-
ries
mat'tin plate and manufacturers' raw
erials generallyeon the free list wiett
the same object
Established experimental farms for
conducting tests in the interest of Can,
edian agriculture.
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Appointed a Dominion Dairy Com-
rniesioner to eimproye the cheese Ant
butter industry.
Kept thee reevxepneonecliethuareot4ibthotrarowtt
limits sh
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money for useful public wores to pre
inetelthe progress of the country. ,
1880- Siena contract for toestitiotim
•eaf Canadian Railway, which WA
completed in 1885, feed in 1891, •witt
its Pacific' Steamship -Term c rier
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from Japan to London in eel eesve
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1881-Todle'off d'utiese.eneeme sumer
Undertook the enlargeriteile of th.
St. Lawrence canals to , cheapen tle
cost of carrying agricultural eh
and (:,,, O
products to the European markets.
Encouraged the construction of 'rail
ways in und.eveloped sections with tie
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same object in ;new.
Encereraged the establishment mt
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steamship lines with the West Indias
thus developing a large ated growies
market for the fish and agriculture
products of the Maritime Provinces
and the cheese and fiour of the Westone
Provinces.
Dreesciale
. Reddy -Gardiner -That the collect-
or be notified to prepare his bond and
lay the sanae before this council at
.
ite next meeting.-eCarrIed.
' The Patienaster 'of Road Division
No. 4, S. E. Ws metered a complaint
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regarding Mrs. Clarke's fence being On
the eoad • '
Halls -Shier -Teat the clerk needy
Mrs. Clarke of Winchelsea to remove
her fence from, the toed allowance.-
Carried. '
Gardiner -Halls -That the Treader-
er be aad is hereby auehorized to
borrow the 511333. of $400 to meet cur-
rent expenses. -Carried. .
Halle --Keddy-mat the eccount of
Dr. Gardiner. for atteladance on itnci
edioine for the
m late ,Is Hewitt,
amounting to $5..25 be pai.d.--Carried.
- The secoent of F. W Fartmombe re-
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survey of Bide roads, and that of J .
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Ferguson re the burial six J. HeleneThe
vsere laid over till n-- xt meeting of
thC Counell.
The following orders were ranted
g g
viz : .R Bell, lent lieret$23.53; W Brown
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lee, filling end of brings, $2.50; M
Sanevyell, keep of eirs Hewitt, (July)
$6,50; Mrs Samwell, keep of Mrs Hew-
itt and extra attendance, . $11.50; Dr.
Gardiner, attendance on J Hewitt,
$ 5,25: J Ballentyne, cutting: thistles,
3. S Hunter work on road 63 50- The
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Veal; grading esc., $7.50; W Veal, rep
road, 25 cents; L Hardy, bridge, $172.Perth
Shier-G-arclener-The Council ad -
jouined to meet Saturday, ,October
6th at 1
• .13. m.
Geo. W. Hotereze, Clerk.
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BRIEW8-1V1i88 Jane Allan returned
iome from Michigan on Thursday of
est week. -Mr. George Howard - left
in Thursday last for Goderich to attend
the Model Sohocil.-Miss Stephens, of
3tephen township, is visiting friends'
meenelatives in this vicinity.---Misee
el:tenth Of Stephen, spent a few days
melee the parental roof last week.-
lereJohn Ducharree lead the misfort-
ine to have his yearling colt. killed by
ightning during the recent thunder
term. -
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Fullerton
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Wznotarn lianas -Oa Wednesday in"reat
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5th inst, the residence of Capt. Francis
the scene of a very ha and leas-
w0 _ PPY. P .
ant event, being the marriage of Mies
, d daughterf ' e '
Jennie, second 0 eiptsen
a.n,3. Mrs. Francis, to Mr. J. W. Woodley,
of "Spring Bank' lean," Fullerton The
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ceremony took place at 11 o'cloek in the
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presence of the friends of the contracting
parties. The knot was tied by Rev. A.
lifceadyen, after which, the company sat
down to a magnificent spread, gotten up
for the occasion and to whtch ample
justicewas done. eat and Mrs. M;Eien Ccolodley
took o afternoon train a,: 1 t ne , . fo.rr
Toronto and eastern points On - tiaraside
bridal tour. We sincerely congratulate
them, on the important step they have
taken and Wish them all the joy and
happiness it is possible to have in this
world. They are both very highly' respebt-
ed, Mr. Woodley being one of our most
successful and intelligent farmers, while
his bonnie bride is highly intelligent,
attractive and accomplished.
Biddulple•
Eaters --The sudden death of - Mr.
'an aurley• of Centralia on Saturday ,
tat, cast a gloom over the neighbor-
.00d; he was 'Much esteemed for his
onsistent Christian character. He
saves aeries and two daughtera, Mrs.
"ohn. Kelland of tesborne, and Mrs.
,
robe Atkin:ion of Biddulpla to mourn
Is death. -Oa Tuesday morning last
heewbarns of John }Tarlton Sauble
,
ea; Biddulph, were consumed by
re, and on Tuesda.y night the - barn
f Mr. Hebert Senn, Biddralph, was
urned, Cetus . unknown, supposed
3. be incendiary. -The refreshing rain
..s.
n Fridarnight was badly needed and
ill be of mime service to the farmer&
- A. heavy windstorm swept over this
lace on Sunday night. It blew the
;of off Mr. R. Hick's barn Centralis
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ad tore apple trees up by the roots
ad did considerable other damage.
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Presbytery of Huron.
Presbytery of Huron met in
Willis church, Clinton on Tuesday lith
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inst. The sttendance of members was
small. After routine business the Rev.
Martin, reported in behalf of the Home
Mission Coeunittee,recomenending that
the subject of Missions be brought be-
fore each congregation by either the
pastor or by way of exchange, if deem-
ed best by the smsion. 'Them was adopt-
ed. Mr. W . T. Eali, 'a, student of the
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time' year in Theology read a sermon
the text • 2'nd Cor 9 • 95 The
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sermon was approved of and Mr. Hall
was duly -certified to Knox College.
ne
Bayfield f the i ' -
The supply oor e nex six
eeez-Speaker
months was left in the heals of the
Home Missions 'M r.
Acheson reported that • the Sabbath
School Committee wished to defer their
report till the November meeting of the
Presbytery. Mr. J. S, Henderson call-
ed the attention of Preela te • • t the
. e iy oTimothy
effwebeing made to remove the (thee of
Knox College at the approaching jubilee
of thatinstitution. It Was moved and
agreed that Ministers bring the matter
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before their congregations in tne way
which seems bestto them Moderetion
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in a call was granted toBrucefield Udell
Presbytery•cl
e adjourned to
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meet a in on in November.
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Sodom.
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Briar- -Fires have been raging in
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this section creating coesiderable
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anxiety every precaution exercised,
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thus leemening the devouring element
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from destroying homes and human
lives. The long looked for rain came
d t
an s ayed the progress of the flatness
for which all are thankful. ---We must
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not forget that Sodom is not behind
providing entertainments fully up
to the times. On Thursday evening
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last the Royal Tempters of this place,
:Mewing their ernestness In the OA1150
go recentey espoused, gave a se:tiled
cream social to a large attendance •
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programme excellene consisting of 2e
eeleetions and three improintuspeeoh-
es. The meetung • throughout was an
enjoyable one all satisfied. A. most
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pleasing feature of the work is that the
eldetly and matured portion of Sodom
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are interesting themselves in the cause
of temperance and using their best
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endeavors in gathering in the younger
CollectiOns at the door' e33.
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me so 4----sete
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Woodham,
BRIEFS. - The long drou ht was
brought to a close on Friday right last
, rain.
b a most beautiful' - y The fess
Y then freshenedg
since en lasup wonderfully
and all natueelasput.ona mere delight
f 1- busilyfrom
u appearance. -,.Farmers am ,...
engagedputting in their Wheat. The.
- fine shower aided the ew •
in, greae y in
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their work, lessening -the clouds 'of dust
le. pine le unapse
and 1 1 • etc) break tire 1 f terra
firmae-Mr. Robert St. John. had teCommittee.
new windmill erected last peek. Robert
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believes n using nature to do some of
his work. -A number of Zion lads are
taking in theludustrial Fair this week •
Also a number from the village went
during t .
he week
The latest bulletin issued by the .jr-
tario Bureau of Industries shows the,'
,
he yield of fall -who t er acre it -
t a. p • great
or by over two bushels this year that
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it was last, and in spring there is al
improvement to the 'extent of over fou:
bushels. But, although . the yield pei
acre is so much greater for '94 'than. i
was in '93, the aggregate for the wholl
province shows a falling off to the- ex
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tent of half a million bushels in sp.rlie
and three-quarters f I
s. o a million in fall
wheat. This is the o f f h
one feature o, t (
case as regardsthe farmers.A
e notbe
is found in the fact that the product
. e cr,
cheese is increasing by over 20,000,0Q(
lbs a year, the number of seem -eerie:
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le multplying s,t an equally eatisfectore
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rate and time f fruit
ia a • e amount oexported
from the Province, was greater by one
and a Mixt rt'' ' '9e
re e , million dollarsin ,
than it ; '
was ..n 94.
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Hon Jame Ballant f t
a yne, o S ratford,
' of the Local House has re
turned- - 1 -
from a trip to Europe.
Wm. Clark, of Mitchell, who accident-
ally broke his leg a few weeks ago, ana
afterwards had it amputated, died last
Tuesday. The shock to the system was
too great. '
Began, it native of Logan,
township and member of Chicago police
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force, died sed.denty recently at the red.
,
dance of Wm. Harragan, Kin,kors, where
he had arrived three days before to spend
his hone moon.
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A. very fine game of lacrosse was la ed
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at Mitchell, on Friday between telinton
eet h 11 h' h ' 1 cl •
i 1 s e , w io resu te re an easy
ea__
victory for the home teat, by iee`
straight goals. This game decided the
superiority of the two teams, botla having •
defeated wish other once before.
Mr. J55. Colquhoun, of Mitchell was
out driving with hie family on Sunday
evening, and when crossing the bridge
over the railway track on the Fullerton
road, his horse's tem front legs broke
throurgh the planking. The horse was
' le '
thrown down and had its legsconsider-
ably skinned. How the animal ,,escaped
without having its leg, broken is A
The inhabitants of Mitchell were pain-
full startle o .
e . d n Friday last to learn that
Heal, of Fullerton, had sodden-
ly dropped dead He was in town in the
t d • e . e
forenoon mug amen, an seemed to be
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enjoying good heattlebut between 12 and
1 o'clock he fell back and was instantly
dead. The funeral was the largest seen
for many years!, there being over One
hundred riga in the procession.
A slick stranger tried to induce Peter
Welhelm, a wealthy farmerof North East-
hope, to go with him to look at s, farm
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the ether day. kee introduced himself as
a eon of the manager of the Bank of
Montreal at St. Marys, and ft nephew of
Mr. ?Jammer, manager of the Bank of
Montreal at Stratford. Mr, teAelhelin
declined to It d t the
turned ou et mau
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a a fraud and mud ntly intended *0 rob
Mr. Well -mina in a quiet place.
Mr. John Hoarreors of Hibbert sold
ten head of fat cattle on Wednesday more-
ing to Mr. Thos, Jones for shipment to
the old country market. The cattle were
four years old and had been fed on ground
ee t h •
eat at e rate of ten poand. tier day
a ration or green corn once D. day gin'.
ce the grass! ailed. The prise obteined.
wart gee a mid and at eh t fi II
. . P et mire r.
Hodgeon mays he lost $300 oil the lot. Mr
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twat/Eon says there is no money it wheat
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to sell it at 50o. a bushel arm there's less
la it to feed. it te eaetle and eell the t
M 9,
e, a pound
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Kirkton.
E xetMu
er nicipal Council.
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The Council met at the Town 'Hall,
bept. 10th. All present. M
Minutes of
previous meeting read and confirmed. -
A petition signed by J. A, Stewart and
a majority of the ratepayers interested,
praying that an artificial granite side walk
be put down on the west side of Main St.
between the Commercial Hotel and the
s'd f
• i e 0 Dr. Rollins' office; two thirds
of the expense to be Paid be the arties
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interested , and one third by the corporat.
ion, was read and on motion of A. Q.
Bobier seconded b T B Caning,the
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prayer of the petitioners was granted.
Carling-Bobier-That the clerk -ad-
vertise for tenders in the Co, *act Record
and the Mail, one insertion, In Saturday's
issue, -Carried.
Bobier-That no payment for electric
lighting be made until the he is are de-
dared satisfactory by this s ecii.-Not
seconded.6 '
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use ing-- o men- hat o3 be grant-
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ea for the following sums viz: -Jae Creech
y to os Daw; do, $2, , to Mrs
$3, charit Th ' ".
McIntosh; S•Handford, 01.13 labor; And.sections'N
Dempsey, e1.10 do. Jas Oreech, $4.16 for
tile on Gidley Streel.-Carried.
Bissett--Carling-That an arc light be
placed at John Street. —
Moved in amendment by A. Q, Bobier
that the matter be laid over until the aro
lights run satisfactorily. Not seconded,
The motion'avas declared carried,
Stone crossings to be put in as follows:-
One at Win Drew's one at the James St
. . .
church, one at Viotoria atreet, one at An-
drew street end ono at Braund's.
Bissett-Coniing TI '1
- le council .to ex-
amine teeter coulee at Molneite.
The commit adjourned for one eveek.
' . M. Redeem% Clerk.
IL D. C. cures sick headache.
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1 Amer
Tuck erstuath
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IE
BN'S Bonne -During am eviolent ato
Saturday morning lightning struck and
fired Thee, Lapslie'a barn, Tuotteramith.
All the season's crop, including a valuable
California colt and four pigs, were burned.
.Insurauce, $700 on barn and 62000 on
contents. -Two barns belonging to Mat.-
thew Scott, Tuokeremith Township,. with
three years' wheat and two years' hay and
is season's crop were
this also- totally
destroyed, Insurance unknown.
C ouNotr.,.-The council met at Webers
hall on Sept. let. The Reeve being absent,
the chair was taken by Deputy Reeye
McKay, The new clerk was present, and
subscribing the decimation of office,
entered upon his duties. ..elie annual
rates were struck me follows: -For county
purposes, as per requisition of county
clerk, the sum of $3716,73, requiring a
rate 1.92 mills on the dollar; for town-
ship and general school rate, the sum 01
*692 58 requiring a rate 1.0 mills on the
S' ' ' ' •
dollar whore motions as follows. -U on
1 $213 3e requiring• P
o. , . ..,, a rate,in
of 1.1lmel$ N 2 $2e .
1 a on the ; o„ , ,i0,a rate of
1.14: No.3, e215, a rate of 88; No. 4, 0103Lawrence
rate of 5; No. 5, $110,. rate of 6; N 6
No. ,
$100, rate of 6; No. 8, $350, rate of e 5;
No. 9, $400, rate of 2,1; No. 10, $258, rate
of 1.7: Union No. 1, Mcleillop, e68.40,
rate of 9; A committee of the council
reported having lot the jnb of clearing and
ditching the side road between lots 5 and
, -, t
6-, eon. 7 and 8, a R. S. o Geo. Stone,
as $1 30 er rod, 100 rods - Jae Cumm-
I ' li ' • t d li* •
ng WAS re-appoin e . co eotor of rates,
salary $90; after passing accounts to the
amount of $130- and voting $25 for relief to
the poor, the council acijoornedttemeet at
Dixonts hall' Bruoefield, on Oct. let t I
• a- .
o'clock.
Blum's-Stone School leo. 3,Usborne
,eld a picnic on Wednesdaylast in Mr
'. • McCurdy's groves There was a
or large attendance. Foot races,
tot ball and other games were the
musements of the day. Ali wended
'ash. way home at dark well satisfied
ee John
I i e days pleasure -• el rs.
11 th d plnorth
' f Alvinston is at present
leery, o . ,
jailing her brother, Robt Fletcher.-
!he . Woman's Foreign Missienery
octety of the Kirkton Circuit Metho-
ist Church, held their annual rneet-
3g here on Tuesday last. The Society
as done a great deal during the past
ear in the way of rua,king up clothine
0
mr the poor in distant lands. -Rev.
In:Bele •a temperance lecturer oc-
upled the pulpit in the Methodist
'hurch on Sunday evening last, and
n Monday evening gave a lime light
n
mture of the "Gin Mill" to a•fair sized
udience.-Mr. James Moore of Blau-
aard, who went to Manitoba recently
sterned home last week. -There is
M18 talk of a school picnic in the near
Aerie -The first business meeting of
he Epworth League since reopening
!as held on Friday evening lase The
glowing officers were elected to fill
eemanciese Honorary Pres., Rev. T.
eawden; Vibe Pres.,Saznuel A. Doupe;
eeretary, Bella Irvine. The attend-
nce Was about forty five, four new
ernes beirtkadded tothe memleershile
'he,Society 18 in a very prosperous
oneution.-T40 storm on Sunday
ight did nonsidereble damage in this
speople
alon to fences ,and trees especially.
.
...1,- •
eirediton
we_
OBITIYARY•-The hand of death has
'n visited our vicinity and removed
again , .
one of our oldest and res ected'citizens
•an
P 7 'church.Th
Adam Geiser, at the age of L years.
M Geiser' ffirst't
Mr. was one o thesettlers
in the vicinity, having hewed out a
home for himself ei of a mile north ' of
tire ' During
e village. the early days he
endured- • *
great hardships to get' Mon in
g
th Id d •
crowned with sue-
e wor ,land was .
t his last clays here
c. ess. Mee la span ..
in the velage and did entree well
1 t -A h b - -
earner res . e as een very success-
ful in life, financially, and has ' left a
.
' 1 widow
handsome fortune to his aged tv
and family.He was buried in the Ger-
.
man cemetery,mystery.
BRIEFS. -W. H. liVenzel is
•visiting
1 • former 1 Elmira,1 • s• d
his rmer -tome, and 'men s
taking in the Toronto Fair before be
returns home. -Joseph Banes is attend-
ing the Toronto Sit, at villege is at
present filled with a larg,e number of
visitors, owing to the astern/See here in
the German Evangelical church of the
ministers,and SunclaySchool convention,
-
-Mrs. Derails Link who has jest re-
•
tinned from Columbus' and Detroit is
seffering with neuralgia.
...,.„ - _ _
w lur NO FELLOW CAN rIND UtJT.-11'011,1
-
men may eat green fruit with impunity,
but a fifth may try the experiment amidst
hour or so later be tied n in knots' ' '
P . wet
cramps and dysentery. Who the fifth
ere .
man in, is one that no man can find out
and consequentlyall should take time
the .trne J
torelock, and prepare for such an at -
tack by keeping on hand a bottle of Peltt)
Davis' Pain Killer which is e safe, -imick
and infallible cure for die.rrhaia, cholma.
cramps. or, indeed, any disorder of • the'
stomach. This excellent medicine can be
t e • ,
go a any reputable drug -store, 25o. will
the B*
purchase e iirBottle.
u o a Thompson AU Sir . .
S• • J h Th d S. 0 el
TePP" left for Nove Sootia, Monday.
The Premier will not likely return to Ot.
tawa before the end, of the month.
But it is not what we say but whal
Hood's S • arsapsail' la does, that toile the
story. What Hood's Sorsa '11 1
. pari a :as
done for others is reason , fon eonfidenee
. .
that it is the medicine for you.
.
eet.--
• . -
Skin Diseases are more or -legs theme);
- et es
occasioned by bad blood. 13. ,. . cures
the following Skin Diseases: Shingles
Erysipelas, Itching Ftershosi, Salt Rheum,
Scald Head, Eruptions, Pimples and
Blotches, by removing all impurities from
the blood from a commen. Pimple to the
worst Scrofulous Sara, ' .
'
,
A BOON TO Elonmatere 0 I '
cie bott e re
English Somata Lin"n t oompletelv re
- - 1 Mil ' - - -
moved a care from my Urea. I tees
in „Om . -
miming the remedy, as it ' aott
mysteriouspromptness' • ' '
in the re -
:novae from horses ol herd, soft or call.
ousted lumps, blool seevin, splints, earei
sweeny, stiller: mid' Israelite. '
GEORGE ROBB. Fentien ,
, Menial= °se,
Sold by 0 1,0174
'' ' '
UgtbOrne Council.
The pencil met on the 1st inst. All
LO members Were present. Minutes
'previous Meeting were read and Con
mead. ' • ,, .
'
Shier -Gardiner -That the following
tea be levied on the rateable property
! the-. naunicipality foe the current
,
mar, viz en. 2 341000- mills on the
511tir tO raitte, 08 9.67 for County Rate
itl Legislative &Moot EqUiVident;
.
1/10haills on the dollar to raise
2060,92 for tevithehip purposes and
l/160 df a Mill Menem $1016.63 as a
)e0i.ei rate per gee 100, ohark55, S. 0,
39131
,-Certied, .
, 0- a e arooun s
edcly-Itall Da ' t th t
limed by the trustees of the school
agony of the • Township, be levied,
iterecl on the Collectors' Roll. and
lliected with the other rates,
Catried, ' -• * '
Gditter-iteddy- bat ,,
. T la by law b0
die legielizileg the len,eitig wit the
d . e, .. .
oreitai rates -yarned .
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Mrs. Philip Ryckmen, of lesborne,
c 1 e 0go.
who is esteemed by a large eir 1 e
friends, was last week presented with a
handsome easy chair. She was taken
entirely by surprise. A pleasant even-
in" was spent,
Beeenviete January 4th, 1878.
'with
MOMS, DICX &dip, Montreal.
"Dick's Met" •
. Blood Par is the beat of all
condition powders: 1 ever lured. It makes
a horse thrive and feel well improves his
'
coat and keem him Perfectly clean in the
- ' h
legs, no matter ow long he etands in the
stable, I gave half of the first beg to a
gentleman eh°. had a fine trotting Mallion
that wee swollen in ' the legs, ana ilea
scrateheS from being out of coedition and
, . . •
in a few days les legswere perfectly clean,
and the creeks heeled rapidly.
JOHN JOHNSTON.
,
PICQUIrlin TO resew..
Hood's Sarsaparilla is peculiar to itself,
in a strict' medicinal sense in three im-
Y .
portant pavtioulare, viz: eras in the corn-
bination of remedial agent lima; second in
• • eRh
the in which they are mixed;
.1 • proportion •- • •
third, in time proceed by which the aetive
curative properties of the preparation are
secured, These three important points
make Hood's Sarsaparilla pecaliav in its
medicinal merit, aa it accomplishes curee
hithertolutknown.
--se--
Refauarerend Geese IN A, °wee -South
American mime to are. mime ism
t' 0 for Rh t'
a radically- 1 t a
anNeuralgia, cures in o
days. Its notion upon the system i8 remark.h
able and myeterious. Tt removes tit mice
the cause and the disease franiediately dis-
appears. The first ;doge greetly bene5te
le
75 cons. Seel be a finteefeieggiefe See'
Miss 1), A. A. owney, Mete/tie, Ont, ,
s__________
TELL w
, ,e . moDBaN 13-Ee-tenr
ihrives on good food and sunshine, with
lefft of exercise in o en' air Het form
13 Y with health P d la * f bloomsand
glowst.,, and liar flee
ler system nada the
WItil 11,6 Deatit.Y. ji,:ii
cleansing eaten. o a laxetive remedy, eh&
uses the gentle and pleasant liquid -
e r• . laxative,
eyries of i igs. ,
. . . .
Millard e Limment mire° el gelloPe.
IT, ,,,,,, rly,,,,,,,, ,p,,,,tro,,,,,, , IN,
''''''''t teteeeeeepreeteete-- '''' --
--wee
, , - .
Dr, Agneves (lure for the Heart give:
perfect relief it All cases of argenie, 01
Serepethetie Reset Disease in 80 .riabutee.
and 8p88ally Offeeta a cure, et Is a 'peer;
lose temedy for Palpitation, ehortnese ol
Breath, Sinotheting Simile, 'rein iti Lee
Pita8 end all eyeepteme of 1 Diseata
„.„."-• es rese e. , e„.., : ses '
'eeettee. wee eete eueeele"e•
Sold by C. LTITZ. '
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The limes° commissionera of Hamilton
have deoidea to doge down all the niekle• ,
m411(34310 machines. le that city.
To he fro from doe heedsehe, bilious-
•ilt. . , .
natio oonetipation etc. use Carter a Little
ee ; „se, est. , „ ne
leer eeus. onecsiYi, vegetable. '-ukteV
"
gently stimulate the leer and free the
t h f -
8 OMR° , 1.0111 bile.
It i te 'I a that M " Donald G th "
s por e 1,u no
Q C., ex -M. A. P. of Guelph, will beport
appointedtthoet
seeee position o Inspector 0 -strong
HeallitrY Vm9884 rendered vasaet by the
d thou: . 1 to re e 0 e r 8. .
ea le a o . . . ,ra ea,
- . ' . , -
ne
The death is annouteedeot leIr za.
. s -
f thosen IeHay, J3e.
ward Fee, oe Ghla,
oeased was one of the pioneer*, of the town
' ' om to hi ..crouritry rote
ship, having c e t a f
the County of pavan, helmet, very, early
in life He had a -fine feign and a beeute
e - .
ell residence neer Zurich, and Was noted
hospitalityd t h• '
for an or um generous sup-
of everyma work. ele Wat a
' . .• .
Coneereittite . ni politics, and a
member of the eleaeleofnnestid„ He key.
b ,. .b., , . .
es elund un a aVi OW threo gone and
• '
tv A 1.4,4•Atqa nita Mt Mit ramie' la h rInn-
Rettne at Sur Hornss-Dieordered Kid,
a bi dd • d' li d ' •
nee an a er Immo re eve irt me,
hours by the "Great South Anterieen Rik
.tleY Coe' This new remedy to e gee
. -
strode° and delight to physicians on so
. .. . . .
count ot, ite egoeeding promptness In to
lietiii pain n the bladder, kideeve batikMame
g 1 , ' t '
and every part of the urinary passages in
male ala . relieves re 611.1 ri
d female.Itt t'oe el
Water and Penne eastenglt alesoet named.
. •
mely. If you want quiok relief and dere
,r,
I Was oared o" B o ell- i ' il In
, r tt It s a a mu, a
by MINARD'S LINIMENT,
5 4 • .
Lot , Pe D. L Mrs, A. Livingstone,
I was cured of a severe attack of etheus.
. - • , . -
by MIN.A.RD S LINIMPAT,
Mellon° Bey eeee eleeet
' , . '
I Watt cared Of a iteVerely sprained leg
• - . , •
by MINARD S TANtuft.
. t • rr L ' err
Iltulgewater, ' el 00111:14 VY Vtierdlli -
, ,. , .
1 ' ' It' ' h
. Ayet e Hair 'Igor tortes up t cs weak
hair roots, stimulates the vessels eta ties,
nes *Welt supply the hair'with•.
i nutrition,
strengthens the hait itself, at .
, a We the
h k
oil ethic Imps the thane soft hide one
) *
1 silky. Ti t
and le most popular end 'valuable
toilet preparation in the world.
, .
Ihe recent heave mine have revived the
.. , ,
vesture n
s li ti, stayed ehe eptogiese f
14
•
Burdock Blood Bitters cure dyepepsia.
t, A e, '0 c
- ' i -
searuock esteree „petters ere .Cotiseipa ent
Burdock meea Bittete ogre hilioteriete *
Burdook Blood Sitters mire headache, .
Burdock tieea Bitters unlock all the
.
clogged. iledretiOne Of the beWels, thus ent.
15 your remeay, cola oy tjr
tor,
ang headoehes and in