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We lay especial stress on the excellence of our goods, always
keeping the
QUALITY LIP TO THE HIGHEST POINT,
and while maintaining our reputation in this respect we go to the
other extreme in keeping
PRICES DOWN TO THE LOWEST POINT,
We know that nothing
ClasS'Goods. sell them,
builds
We
up
always
Fall
business
thitA ig else. Assorted
worthy
fro ID,
and
Grand
of your
immediate
sell
and
DRY -GOODS, GROCERIES:
SHOES, CAPS, FURNISH
&C. 16 oz. to pound
ATS,
the
and
36
in.
like
them,
Winter
the
and
selling
don't sell any on the London market Saturday be wee taken $1agistrate
StOe •to
91 J„.11 11,1.
Sente0 WAS held in the baseeneut aaf
of James 'street Methodist , oh u reit ean
Sunday laat.
Mr. Seal ilasltervm0 hail a cat which. }be Irti‘h"e'""lel- Seri' wil' be
gave birth to a bob tailed kitten, On ..„44.1.1"e4 by
"81 113t 33d. ch'ice
po
a rime (.fmn
ue,
mcitlYiliestpard, of Chiselhuret, found xre'a'- sees,
lth
os eep next day after advettising
We Will send the Times and Toronto
them in the TIMES.
SiailaiSeapire to Daly address in Oanede or
A suntiower 42 inches in, cireunofer- the United, States from new until Jau. lat
emits is ahowe by E. Pautern, Liman, 18117 (balanee o tliis year free) for $1.25,
growti in his own little garden. This Pi 411 empanel offer Address this
Dr. Drake of London, has purchased cam
a inaguificent coul black carriage ware
from Mra E. O.. Jones, of Claudeboye steel Are Numerous,
IsiStend of 3,000 barrels to be shipped 4.tramp giving William Kelly ss his
to the old country, It S. Leng sheuld name wee detained in. Exeter an Sun -
have been oredited with 10,000 barrels. day and given a nigh0a lodgicg in
The Loedon atovertieer eays that Me pubeoceUs„ Next day he was ex-
Jeanea Roc,liester, SOnthWeld farmer, endued by Dr, Bellies, who pronounced
fattier of JIIrs. S, Barton, of Exeter, lain of unsound mind and a man clan -
die
gerouts to be at large. An information
Of First
'1d uu uenraeatyo.ns and tons of potatoes was then sworn, out aosiost oim, when
selecton befre
ing, and prices went below 20 cents a Clarke, who, after hemming thoroughly
beg for tirst.class tubers. ' convinced as to his iosanity, committed
this neighborhocil was treated to a him to Goderioh for trial. The man
nice flurry of now on Tuesday, arid was seen on Sunday chasing young
yesterday owning mother earth was girls aloug the road and acting in an
covered witli a white mantle. otherwise unbecerniog manner, He is an
Mr. G. J. Sroallacombe's excellent escaped lunatic,and iniact
(hiving horse died last e eek, It is to place hitn in safe keeping. His garb
supposed the hone got pOison by Borne was of the most clegreding,and although.
o
means.-I'arkhill Indeperident. t to be pitied, his conversation was ex -
.as a proper '
Clrietoplier Ouseick, the Parlfhill treinely ernustng, and as with all such
cripple reaently arrested tor threateuing characters, decidedly ontracliotor y,
his wife and son, him been adjudged in -
;avowed
A banquet is to he giveu is Drew e
ou Friday, 18t11 iset„ under the euep ces
attention.
CLOTHING,
GOODS,
yard.
ING
to
the
BOOTS •&
NOTIONS,
CA., LING BROS
SOAt e are
better than
'Others,
and we have the Best.
It pays to buy tbe Beat.
We refer to
%meatless
SCHOOL
SUPPLIES
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Our Scribblers and Practice Books
are the Cheapest, Largest, and Best
made.
We have a full line of School Books
and. supplies, and our prices are the
Lowest. Come in and see how we can
fit you out for school,
Grigg's BookStore
"THE MART."
25
'MUSA NOD.
f4 -1.11N EST ELLIOT,AGENT FOR
TRE WESTERN ASSURANCE 0.3M
PANT, of Toronto: also for the Pii0ENIX
FERE INSURAVUE COMPANY, of London
Ragland ALLIANCE INSURANCE COM-
PANY of England,
rPHE LONDON mu ruAL
1. pine., merfRANcie CO. (DIP
Head office, — — .LONDON.
Fern years thia Company has done the
Largest business ia Canada at the lowest rates,
consistent with aeourity.
Assets, an. isei, — $307,190.0
43,000 Policies in form!,
T. E. ROBSON, President,
D. C. Mo DON ALD ,itianager.
For further particulars, apply to
DAVID JAQUES,
Agent,Exeter.
TrivitiMoraorial
13th Sanday after Trinity, October 13th.
Sermon for Sunday evening:
Apostolical Succession.
Seeeialeolleotion for Diocese of Ataoma.
Par I
in
Cent.
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THURSDAY- OCTOBER 10th, 1895.
1
.7..., LOCAL HAPPENINGS,
—BY BUYING MY— harevities.
, Leave your orderlor choice hand Bat pihk-
___I ..._a IMOkat ed winter apples at W. H LEVETT's,
Cornflowerblue ia the new fashionab
AT THE Hue for men's - neckwear ; but good old
cornjnice red ft ill atill be in favor for
ir4
nose Unto.
1 , an ra oro 1 lollDr,.
;50.5r*?inelle prIragC6's ecIoh'i who
hhasi aps rbodefeee °Baia di oepi a oti in
i
So said a lady the other day.
Go and do thou likewise is the
advice we would give you all.
We certainly have a lovely
stock of Hats and Jackets for
this season and at prices that are
very low, quality considered.
Come and study the new styles.
You are welcome to make your-
self right at home in our show
room. New styles in Hats—
New styles in Jackets—New
styles in Golf Capes. We show
a new Golf Cape with Hood at
$41.50, that is sure to be a taker.
Ask to see this leader; also the
new Frieze Jacket, Something
very new and stylish.
Our Dress Goods stock is now
complete. Styles new, prices
right in your favor. Remember
we make a specialty of Black
Dress Goods
J. A. Stewart.
N, B. -Store closes at half past six
every evening except Wednesday and
Saturday,
St. Marys.
The Ladies' Aid of Coven Preabyterian
&lurch intend giving an oi star social on
the eyening of Thanksgiving Day. Fuller
particulars later.
Miss Ida Eaerett daughter of Mr. Chas.
Eacrett of Sarnia formerly of this place
was manied to Mr. J. Brown V. S. of
that oily, yesterday afternoon.
Oat of 3,270 boxes boarded at the Lon-
don cheeae market Saturday only cne
sale the output of the West Williams
factory, amounting to 100 boxes, was made
at 7io. No other figure was bid.
On Wedneeday the residence of Mrs. L.
J. Wilson, near junction St. Marys, VMS
discovered to be on fire, 'but the blaze was
extinguished by the flax °per/raves, and
moat of the contents were saved.
Mr -Wm. Cline, of Seatorth, has some
monster potatoes, which ware grown in
his own garden. Four of these yveighed
aeven pounds, and there are many more
which would weigh equally RS heavy.
Kr DeMO. Coward, of Usborne, showed
us a potato the other day which weighed
pocinds, 6 ounces, It was the largest
we have geen, and Ur would like to
hear of some one who can beat this.
Passed away at Bromley -Kent, Eng.,
on Sept. 24th, 1805, Elizabeth Johnstone
Kemp, aged 84 years ; reniot of the late
Rev. George Kemp, late Vicar of 85.
Allen, Cornwall, England, and. mother of
Capt, George Kemp, town,
Mr. James Brushfield, whose former
home was in Logan! and whose brothers
still reside there, xs in luck. He has a
large property in Washingron Territory,
on which fine specimens of coal have been
discovered.
S
sane and ordered to be removed to the 3tough an the Agent.
asylum. The other day a couple of cilizena,-
D. Halloran, a former resident of an implement agenb and a friend—
Exeter, has succeeded to the business drove into the township of hay to
of Mr. Donovan, Luctin, who conducted transacb some business. t.Chey visited a
business there for many years, and ie farmer's house, the implement agent
making many friends throughout the going to the door. He knocked. aud
district. keocked, and hearing a noise inside, he
Mr. Samuel Shier, of Blanahard, knocked and knocked again. Finally
whose barns were entirely destroyed the lady of the house, who was alone,
by lightning during the thunder storm peered through the window, and iaf-
of the 18th Sept. last, is erecting a fine eognizing, the friend in the buggy, came
building on the ruins of the one de- out, pale au d trembling. She explained
strayed. her conduceby stating that she thought
Mr, Simon Hunter, of Tuokersinith. the implement agent was the wild man,
who recently purchased 200 acres of the James .Regan, who has lately created
°elate of the late Leonard Hunter, such a disturbance in the neighbor -
,.,m shortly move thereon. We, hood. The necessary business was
weicome Mr. Hunter to this neighbor- transacted, and the agent was no doubt
hood.1 so thoroughly disgusted that he has uot
The death of Siste- Gertrude, of the been seen in thissection since.
Sacred Heart Convent, London, occur-
red Tuesday night, after a lengthy Personals.
illness of consumption. Her brothers Mr. John Matheson, was in town the
are the Messrs Coughlin of Glanworth, forepart of this week renewing acquaint -
well known cattle defiant. auces, and preparing to move his family
Farmers and others anticipating hold- to his new home in Otteryille, where he
ing an aucticn sale, will consult their is engaged in the mercantile business. --
own interests materially by procurmg Mr. Wm. Hoskm, of Exeter North, is
their sale bills at this office. A free visiting friends in Chicago. -Will Lane,
notice hi THE TIMES will be given, and of Parkhill, spent Sunday visiting
to reach 2,000 subscribers in this way friends in tdwn.-Mr. Earrison left on
is a consideration. Monday to continue his course in the
Jack Frost has arrived, but too late Detroit Medical Oollege.-Miss Nichol,
co do any material damage. He will of Boissivain, Man., who has been
lend some more vivid hues to the visiting friends in Exeter and neighbor -
autumn foliage and give a nipping and hood, for the past six months, left on
eager air to those fine October morn- Tueslay for Toronto on. her way home.
-nags. All this is seasonable, and what She will visit in that city and several
erybody is prepared for. This is other places before reaching home,-
tumn. Mr, B. S. O'Neil was confined to his
Robert Luker, one of the pioneers of room the forepart of this week through
leis section died on Thursday last at illness. We hope to report his speedy
the residence of his son, Robert, Gidley recoverso-Miss Annie Vincent, of
ab -eat, at the age of '70 years. He was Otterville, formerly of Exeter, has been
father of Messrs Robert and Christopher removed to the London asylutn for
of Exeter and Richard of Hensel. The treatment. During the summer she re -
funeral took place on Saturday and was calved. a severe sunstroke which is the
largely ettended-
NOTICE—AII business announeements Myth Standard:—"Mr. Robert How -
notices of nubile meetings, entertainments ard has sold his farm of 50 acres, lot 42,
auction sales, etc., appearing in theta local con. 3, East Wawauoah, to Mr. Wm J..
caiumns will bo charged for at the rate of Ave T•vlor, of Ashfield, for $2,300. This is a
dents per lino each insertion. Black heading - 7" '
to count as three lines. Cash with order save raw price, and would indicate that farm
to persons having open accounts. To insu
change of advertisements in ourrent issue cop
math° liandedinto MU* on 2'utisday.
moseinbarm....thourr9gamenraessaarxmosasosomft
Wirian's Cough Balsam is an excellent
household remedy for Coughe, Colds an
Bronointio troubles, _Sold at 0,- Luez'
Drug Stoma,. • e -
.A.0 ,
"Adam St. John, of Woodham, has ta14n will meet you at prayer meeting Wednes-
possession of the Cabinet hotel Stratford day night ; God bless you."
as almoner to Ed. Peacook. ltir Peacock The District Committee of No. 15 k-
ilns not yet decided what he w 11 do. ..411 dependent order Of Odd Fellows consisting
.....—, - --
Is will take two mills in the $ to pay of Past Grande Fuke Taylox and Mo.
the coart expeeses of 1VInchell this year Darmaid met in this town on Monday last
through oo fault of its own. Thie kind and decided that at the next District meet -
of courting is dear work. ing held in Seaforth in January that Exeter
1Patton, Western Hotel, Lucian, has Lodge 67 give theInitiatoryDegree,Olinton
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6 n exhibition a potato weighing three
and a half pounda, gtown on the farm of
V. Dobbs. lot 21, coil 4, BicIduiptt.
lands are advancing in price."
A good joke is told on a Wingham
clergyman. A nice looking young couple
went to him to get married lately, and
after the ceremony the groom handed the
clergymen an 'envelope The envelope
was opened, and the olergyman swooned art
be read on a slip enclosed :-"Strapped
There iS grave trouhltrin ib-arron
West counoil. Reeve Itlactfonald persists
in absenting himself, and the others aro
afraid to pass a by-law fixing the taxes
at tiventy-six millet the sum necessary to
ineet
Ilabilities. --
"jt the Ansa. Oraig fair Iast week it0a-
rb0 lodge men in retaliatien threaten if
ney, now owned by E.Bosseeberry, Zurioh,
this propogal is (tarried oat to import their
woe the 2 flO trot in three straight heats; own doctors, a step that might injure the
business of the local profession. Leaden
hoe 69 lodges, besides a number of work-
ing merda clubs,. and the new propoeition
createris considerable feeling ad averse
Lodge No. 87 give the fast degree, axons
Lodge No. 225 give the second Degree a
Goderieh or Stratford give the third Degr
of Subordinate Odd Fellowship.
A petition hail been circulated among
the London, Ont., phyaimans asking each
tepledgi3 himself not to accept the position
of lodge doctor on penalty of a forfeit of
$100. Of the 46 or 47 medical men is the
oily about 40 have signed the document.
a
Dr. Laitiresalaucl Randolph, 2nd.1t was an
ietereatiisg' race, both horses eoreirig
.down the home Strebdh nook and neck,
Mr Albert Bcor found a butieh of ripe
raepberries in his gerden the other days cestaneee among the society men,
cause of her mental derangement. -Mr.
The Anniversary services of the G J. Sutherland, of Hensall, was in
Caven Presbyterian church will be held town on Monday on. businees. -Rev.
on Sunday and Monday, Oct, 20511 and Mr. Yelland, of Crediton, preached to
21s5. Rev Penton, of Stratford. will the Main-st. Methodist congregation on
-preach on Sunday. In connection with Sunday last, while Rev. Locke preaoh-
the tea on Monday the clergy of the ed anniversary sermons for Kr. Yel.
neighborhood will deliver addresses. land. Both of the discourses were
Fuller particulars lister. - ably delivered and full of deep thought
The case of Murphy va, Blansherd, in and research, and appreciated by large
which the plaintiff asked to be trans- congregations. -Rev. J. R. Gundy, who
ferred from S. S. No. 3, Blanshard, to has been 111 with an attack of the fever;
Woodham, has been decided in favor continues very low at his home in Wind -
of the patintiff by the arbitrators,Judge sor - T. A. McConnell has returned to
Doyle and School Inspector Toms, of town after a month's visit with his
Goderich; Fletcher B. Sandersm, Thos family neer Landon. -Dr. and Mrs.
Coates, and William Alexander, Public Amos entertained a number of friends
School Inspector'of Stratford. on Monday evening, the occasion of
Constable Westcott experienced con- the fifth anniversary of t heir wedding
siderable difficulty in conveying Will- day. -Miss Rosie Eacrett attended. the
iam Kelly, the supposedescaped lunatic. wedding of William G. Blackwill and
to Goderich jail on Monday. Be m9,c1e Miss Esther W Yates, in London, on
several attempts to escape and when Thursday last. -Mr. and Mrs.D.Vrencb
finally placed in the cell, the bedding leave in a few days for Clinton to enter
had to be removed he having become upon their respective duties as care -
so crazed. it was thought he might do taker and matron of the County of
himself some harm. It is thought that Huron House of Refuge, -J. P. Ross
he has moped from the Toronto asylum, will return to Winnipeg in a few days
There are upon the sun just now to resume his occupation with the Con -
several characteristic groups. One of federation Life Insurance Co, at a good
them is also very large, and is percep- salary. Ohe of the Insurance companies
tible to the naked eye, when protected refused to pay the amount of Mr. Ross'
by smoked glass. This wet is yery claim in connection with the late fire,
near the western limb, and Will disap- and he came home to enter an action
pear in a day or so by rotation. Mid - against them to recover same, and as
;Inky along the solar equator are two soon as settled he will return to Mani -
long straggling gimps which, in a glass toba.-Mrs. (Rev.) Locke is visitieg
of low power, might be likened to a friends in Sarnia and other places for a
flight of ducks. As a sun spot minim- few aveeks.-Mrs. Leonard McTaggart
um is approaching observers should of Exeter north, is visiting her son,
make the most of their opportunities. John White, of Toledo, O. She will
The business done at the Exeter Post remain for a few weeks. -Mrs. John
Office as represented by the otamps can Snell is visiting her sister'Mre. Charles
celled for the weer commencir4 on Eacrett, of Sarnia. --Kr. Hodgert and
Sunday the 29th of Sept., and ending son have returned from their trip to
on Saturday the 5511 of October, was as Kanifohri.-G. A Birk, who has been
follows :-Of letters there were 1248, spending a few weeks with his father -
including 113 tor foreign countries, 22 in-law, Mr. T. Dearing, left for his
rep -asters arid 7 free letters, 682 Post home in klancelona, Mich., on Friday
Cards, 78 parole at las for 4 'ounces, 36 last. He was accompanied by Miss
ti,t 1 cent for 2 ounnes, 11 packets of Nettie Moore, daughter Of Mr. John
general merclaandise, parcels by parcel Moore, who will visit her aunts there'
post and two parcels for England. The for a few weeks. -Miss Westman, of
total value of the stamps cancelled was London South, is visiting at W. G.
$50.31 tieing a material advance on the Bissett's. -Mi sa Lillie Rollins who has
similar term for last year. been visiting at Seaforth has returned
home. -T. A. Brown, of Teeswater,
Mr Wm. Miners of rEltmville, aug 160 has been engaged as Druggist with Dr,
potatoes from one hill in hia garden thia Iv/
week. Who OM beat this ? an -owning, r. Drown conaes highlY re-
Tbe Orangemen of Woodham have de- commended as gentleman and, chemist.
(sided te hold a grand oyster supper on the -Several Exeterites visited berme on
5th of November. A. large gathering and edeesday to ettetid the wedding of
a good time ia expected. iss Ida Eecrett, &tighter ef Mr. Chas.
All lines of Fall and Winter
Goods at prices which please our
customers, We bought heavily
in all lines of goods before the
big jump in prices. We are giv-
incr. the public the benefit of our
close baying.
Good Hard, Maple Woad cretb. a fornter resident of Exeter. to
wanted by Friday.
H. BISHOP & SONer hat ,city.
Ds MoInnee, who has been practising Don't Tooe,coo Spit. or Srat.Oke
at Mount Carmel, in the township of '1Zour Life AwayStenhen, for several yeses, has disposed
of his practice there, and intends Iodating Is the truthful, etartling title of a book
in Seaford.. Ho has rented the residenee about No -TO -Bac, the harmless goaran-
of Mr, John Downer. teed tobaccos habit- mire that bruits up
A matched race between Rumor, jr,, the nicotioleed nerves; eliminates the niconne
property of Kr. Robed Wilson, of Sea- poison, makes weak num gain etreneth,
forth told 4 horse belonging to Kr, Heetor vigor and manhood, You run no physical
Verveeke, which he purohased from or financial risk, as No -To -Bae is Sold
Messrs Snail ds White, of Exeter, Was
trotted in Seaferta track on Saturday
genet -moon last, Rumor, jr, won in throe
etraight beats.
0.
Arr. Brown, Veterinary Surgeon. of
•
13.A.:a0-A.I S
under guarantee to outs or money refund-
ed. Book free. Ad- sterling Raraedy
Co., 371 Patil St.4 31/Iontreat.
STAPLES,
See our
Grey Sheeting, 36 inches wide, fcir 5c.
Twilled " 4( (1 Cc Sc.
New Flannelettes at 5c, 7c, 8c,Ya
ioc, I2c,
m
Feather Ticking, (heaviest a
de) for 20c.
Grey Flannels, (best made) for ft25c.
OVERCOATS,
We have made a great purchase of Overcoats from the
Manufacturers direct. We bought these goods for spot cash and
any man, youth or' boy can save from 25% to 3334% by purchas-
ing his overcoat from us.
LADIES' 111.ANTLAIS. •
We have had a great rush in this department, and no wonder,
every Jacket we have is a perfect fitter, and the prices are in favor
of the purchaser. The advantage of buying for spot cash direct
from the Manufacturers shows up very plainly in the price of our
coats. Come and make your selection • while there is a good
choice.
MILLINE
Y.
We have ($r000.00) One Thousand Dollars worth of Millinery
to clear. Every article in our Show Room must be sold, Goods
are marked at such prices that will effect a speedy clearance, and
you cannot afford to miss this opportunity of purchasing First Class
Millinery at low prices. Our Milliner, Miss Davis, has instructions
tolclear out everything; so now is the time for abargain.
R. Pickard &, Son,
DIRECT IMPORTERS,.
ONIMMICIMIOn
'1111=IME .1111••••1•.
A. Breach of ProuliSe Case.
The Stratford Herald furnishes the
fallowing particulars af the breaoh of
promise suit entered against James James,
iecently of the Western Hotel, London,
and well known in Exeter, by Elizabeth
Seflers, and whieb was tried there on
Friday. The plaintiff had been in his
employ for some yeeas, and is alleged to
have bean seduced by the defendant in
1892. As reparation he took care of the
child providing for it finanoially, and also
agreed to marry the plaintiff. Some fair
charmer had in the tneantime come be-
tween the plaintiff and Mr. James, and be
conveniently foreot all about his contract
with Misa Sellers and married this woman.
These are the salient points in the case as
outliued by Mr. Idington, counsel for the
plaintiff. Miss Sellera is tall of figure and
rather prepossessing, being still in the
prime of life.
Elizabeth Sellers, the plaintiff, want
into the box and told Mr. Idington she
was now living in Toronto. She had
lived with the defendant for eight years,
having been in MA employ before his first
wile died. She related the ciroumetances
of the seduction in a modest but emphatic
way. A letter from the defendant, written
on April 10, 1894, was read, in which he
declared he was as "lonesome as a grave"
ainoe the plaintiff's departure for Toronto.
Another written in November, '93, express-
ing undying love and a promise to go and
see the plaintiff, was also read.' The child
is with friends in South Easthope and
was vieited by the defendant every month
for two years.
Thomas Friendship toll the court he
knew the parties. The defendant once
told him that he intended to marry Miss
Sellers as soon an his daughter married.
Then:3'watt no defence, and the judge
told the jury their duty in the matter was
very plain. The plaintiff was entitled to
substantial damages. The jury retired at
15 minutes to tbsee and returned at 3
o'clock with a verdiot for 115,000.
The parties to the case being almoat en-
tirely uuknown itt court, the announce-
ment was not reoeive.1 with any particular
ntral
DRUG STORE.
11.11161011•3101.M.MaCCCiamesta.:131
Those who have used
Winan's
Cough
manifestications of approval or otherwise,
but nevertheleas appeared to meet with
general acceptation.
BO RN.
ARNOLD...In Granton, on Sept. 30th. the wit°
of Fjed Arnold, of a son.
BROOKS—In Granton, on Sept. Nth, the
wife of Frank Brooks, of a daughter.
SMITH—On the 2nd inst., the wife of Mr.
Wm, Smith, Corbett, of a &mariner.
WILSON—In Gsborne, en the 6511 inst., the
vrife of Sidney Wilson, of a daughter.
DAVISInExeter, on the 4th the wife
of Geo. Davis marble cutter, ofason-
-.
MARRIED.
AND ERSON—CLARX—At the residence of the
bride's mother, Mrs. Bengough, liensall, on
25th ult., by Rev. J. 3. Henderson, Mr. Will-
iamAuderson, to Mrs. E. Mirk.
QUINCE—LEGG—In the Methodist church,
Kirkton ,on the 7th inst., by the Bey. T. .1.
Snowdon, Ph, B., Mr. David Foster Quince to
miss Mary A. Legg, both of Blowhard.
DIED.
SHAW—In Mitchell, on Sept 291h, Thos Shaw,
aged 74 years.
PRINGLE—In Fullarton, on BOth ult., John
Pringle, aged 54 years, 6 months.
LUKER—In Exeter, 09 the 3rd inst:, Rob-
bert Luker. aged 76 years, 6 months.
`moTAGGART—In Grey, on Sept. 22n5, Jane,
wife ef Mr. ;folio MeTaggart, aged 52 years
and 8 months.
WES flgAN—On Sept. 26t1,1 the wife of Doug-
las, Westmen,London and Biddulph to wnline,
of a daughter.
VOLE—In Parkhill, on Minder, October 3st,
Mary Ann, wife of Edward Volk, aged 76
yeara, 5 mouths.
MoLATIGIILIN—At Prospect Hill, on 83th lilt:,
Annie, daughter of John MoLaughlin, aged
12 years. I month and 3 days.
Balsam,
Pronounoe it unequalled as
as remedy for Couans, COLDS
AND BRONORITIO TROUBLES,
Winn's Condition & Cough Powder
for horses, best in the mar-
ket, always on hand, Also
a Cetobenefacto and Lini-
ment, the medieine so sue.
cessfully used by Mr, Chas,
Munroe, Parkhill, in, this
and other towns, in treating„
and curing various diseases,
25 CENTS Vs MONEY TROUBLE.
For 2 years I was dosed, pilled, and plaster-
ed for weak -back, scalding urine and constip-
ation, without benefit. One box of Chase's
Kidney-L'ver Pills relieved, boxes cured. it -
J. .5mith, Toronto.
New Mantles
an Iles
Mantles
The newest and
most popular
goods. Sure fit-
ter, serviceable
and at popular
prices,
DRESS
GOODS
DRESS
GOODS
Stocknow complete
in all the novelties.
See our 42 inch all
wool Serge , at 25c
wOrth 40c.
Chaff Baskets,
Clothes Baskets
The best made baskets we
have shown, we,11 finished
and put together, Market
baskets with lay•down hand-
les fat putting under buggy
seats, Our chaff baskets
hold 6 bushels, You want
them, Come and see them
and. you wt11 purchase.
For Sale at p at,A13,Kt
C LUTZ'S, '
See our all wool 54
inch Tweeds at 50c..
The best values ever
shown.
New Hats
New Clothing
--- FOR
Men and Boys.
0. Cl. 301-11TON.
Exeter Municip al Council.
The council met 24th Oot. 1895. All
present except Ur Carling, The minateelm"
of the previous meeting were read and
oonfirmed.
Taylor - Harding -a That orders be
granted for the following sums viz :-T.
Bissett $21.0C, for. services as nightwatoh.
to 40n October inclueive ; Jas Creech
$8.00, charity to Sara. Sutton; do $2.00,
to Mrs. McIntosh; J. W Creech $1 50,
labor ; R Williams $12,00, for sheet
watering 4 days ; the Clerk $8.00, for
post ago. -Carried.
Mr Creech to procure bedding for lock-
up. •
Harding -Treble -That the clam ciI
adjourn for two weeks .-Carried.
M. ,EACRIEST, Clerk.
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ASD NERVOUS.
Describes the condition of thousands of
people at this season. They have noel 113 -
tits, cannot sleep, and complain of toe
prostrating effect of warmer %teeth ta
This condition may be remedied by Hood's
Sarsaparida, which creates an appetite
and tours up all the organs. It gives
good health by making the blood pure.
Hood'a Pills are the best after-dinner
pills, aasiat digestion, euro headache.
Sale Register.
Tuesday, October 15th-Faren, farm
stock, implements, etc., the property
of the late Leonard Hunter, lot 4, con.
4, "Osborne. Sale at 12 o'clock, noon.
No reserve. Mrs. Elizabeth Hunter,
ladministratrix. 11. Edber, Ano.
Thursday, Oct. 17th -Farm stock,
implements, etc., the preperty of Eck -
hard Williams, lot 11, con. 11, Stephen
township. Sale at one o'clock. H.
Either, Auc.
• Thuriday, Oot. 10.-Fa.rin atook, im-
plements, eto„ the property of Samuel
Brook; lot 1 cow 10, Usborne Sale at
one o'clock. No reserve- H. Ell ber,
atio,
Monday, Oct. 21.—Executor's pale of
farm stook, implements, eto„ on lot 14,
con 8, 'Stephen township. Sale at one
o'clock. II. Esther, auc.
Wednesday, October 28.- Farm
stock, implements, etc., the property
of Charles Willert, tot 18, con. 14,
To wuship of Stephen. bale at one
o'clock. No reserve. E. Bossenberry,
said.
To Smokers
To meet the wishes of thdir cus-
tomers The Geo. E. Tuckett de Sort
Co., Ltd., Hamilton, Ont., have
placed uponath.e market
A Combination Plug of
GE
9,
SMOKING TOL'ACOO
This supplies a long felt want, giv-
ing 116 consumer one 20 cent plug,
or a 10 cent or a 5 cent piece of the
famous "T & B" brand. of pure Vir-
ginia 'Tobacco.
I nig t$g "T & II" is On titery Tine