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On time for the:early mails) et
"The Pegg" Steen) PUbliff tfag J%ouo0a
Togeezenx See, $EVeenne, tlNe`.
Teutefe oar eossou rrreree-One 4411ttr a
Year, in Ovalle4. Tbo;,date to whish every
eubserlptlon lel'Oid is denetod ,by.tho date
on the addrees label.
Anv0na'asrxc 13Ar1a—Tho following rates
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will he charged to th000 who edgier lee
Wm year
f sit, 1 iJ too.• i a me
Quof Oolumn $00,00 Scene MORD
0.000 $0,00 12A0
uar0yr i 20 0•12.00
lgb 1 $ dpo. 1100
Algia mots per line for first insertion, and
three gents per line tor meta ubsetiuentlu.
sermon, All advertisements measured 0.e
100z10010-1211ues to VI s lush.
Oneness Oardo, oigbt ilnes and sudor, 8O
per annum.
Advertisements without speckle direo.
tions, will lie iusortod until .forbid, and
enlarged acoordiugly.
Instructions to ohmage or diseontinne an
advertisement must be left at the oountiug
room of TnE lasrrot later than Tuesday
of each weer Tale is itnperatav0.
LI i0,
Editor and Proprietor.
tstritt C�17S,
Lock elauirty.
J. G. Anderson has finished re•paoking
his apples, teed during the 'last three
weeks he hoe abipped to Liverpool 10
cars.
The "Social Boxers" of the village of
Luoknow purpose giving one of their en-
tertainments on the evening of Thursday,
Feb. 20th.
A number of Luulmow Odd Fellows
went to Kiooardiue on Wednesday even.
ing of last week to meet Grand Master
Tints, Winn/pat, who is instituting a
Lodge of Odd Fellows at Bervio.
Go the evening of friday, 31st ult.,
the members of the Wbiteoburoh and
Langeido congregations, to the number
, of one hundred, gathered at the manse
and presented their pastor, ltev. A. Mo -
Nab, and wife, with an address and a
valuable set of furs. The rev. gentleman
and wife were entirely taken by surprise,
but were soon at ease when they saw the
• hearty good humor and cheerfulness of
the people assembled. Genies, music,
vocal and instrumental, were then engag-
ed in, after which the ladies of the con-
gregations served lunch from the well
filled baskets brought by thorn.
1!:xeter.
Special revival meetings are being held
in the James St. Methodist church.
B. Mulfenzie is having building ma•
Gariel drawn for the ereotlon of a large
brink block on the carnet of Main abd
James streets.
Detective 1S'entcott left for Toronto,
where he has secured a lucrative position
in the Legislative Assembly as sessional
writer. His duties will last about three
mon the.
An exceedingly large congregation was
in attendance at the Trivitt Memorial
church on Sunday evening, Feb. 1)111, the
occasion being the inception of the sur•
pinned choir. The choir on the whole
presented a very imposing appearance
and did remarkably well.
A. Q. Bobier received word on Satur-
day that his sister, Mrs, Dontrld DleKell.
er, of Chatham, was lying at the point of
death. He took the train the same even-
ing, but on Sunday evening she died after
an illness of a little More than a week.
The Board for the 'Osborne and Hib-
bert Insurance Co., as couetitnted for
1800 is : President, J. Essery, Exeter ;
Vice-Preeident, J. Jaoksou, Mitobell ;
Directors, W. H. Passmore, Farquhar ;
D. McLachlan, Cromarty • T. Ryan,
Dublin ; R. H. Bain, Fullerton ; Sen.•
Trews., Thos. Cameron, Farquhar.
The Postmaster Geueral's report, for
the year ending 30th June, 1805, shows
the groes postal revenue of the Exeter
postoffoe to be $1933 21 ; number of
money orders issued, 1054 • amount of
money orders issued, 614,646.40 • Com-
mission received from publics, 811302 ;
amount of money orders paid, $8009.11.
A Local Board of the Equitable Sav-
ings Loan and Building Association has
been organized in town with the following
officers :—Dr. Roil;oe, President ; Frank
Knight, 1st Vice•President ; N. D. Hurd.
on, 2nd Vice -President ; Capt. Kemp,
Seo. -trees. ; L. H. Dickson, Sohn Farmer,
Valuators ; Chas. Snell, jr., U. 11. Sand•
ere, John Knight, T. W. Hawkshaw and
Dr. Lutz, Directors.
G-oileriCll-
Robt. IleLean is having plate glass put
in 113e two stores next Sharman's. The
sashed, however, are not square but in.
aline iuwnrds to the door, a feature en-
tirely new to Godericb.
Frank Ilenderaon, while working at a
bon saw in the organ factory, had the
rniefortnne to injure two of the fingers
on his left band, the Beall befog badly •
torn from one of them.
Joseph Brennan, who had previously
pleaded guilty to chargee of horse stealing
and larceny, was brought before Sedge
Dole for sentence. After giving the
prIoneer same very good advice, Ills
Honor sent the prisoner to Kingston for
a term of three years.
Just as soon and as fast as the weather
wiI permit the work of completing the 1
Albion block will be go .1104, Plans for a '
handsome modern hotel to ince on South
Weer, and the Square have been prepar-
ed, and he indications are the travelling
public well have something better than
here.
The Lttw Association of this county is 1,
,*
havi the grand jury roam of the Court
Renee fitted up as a law. library, and the
arrangements promise a valuable nod 1
convenient addition to the facilities of
the fraternity. A new window is being
part in width will give an abundance of
light, a td shelving and seating will be of I
the beat. The valuable library of the
late Judge Tome ban been purchased, and
will form the nuolens for n large and
complete repository of legal information.
A pleasing inoidentof the annual meet-
ing of Knox church w'wog.as a deserved 'wog.
nitian of the lung and efficient services of .
R. L Sbrtng, as Secretary of the Board
Of Managers. This was shown by the
presentation of a handsome gold watch
and obain, suitably engraved, Rev. Dr.
lire doing the honors in a manner that '
has heretofore been available
1
took away the breath of the Teeiplent,
;'.te inkling w
culla had net the al tab e t ill fps of hat
cues Doming, Mr. Strang managed to
reply, and naturally appreolete3 thobeau.
diel glf1 very highly,
!G><f xlttatco..
I 'J.'he odiifellows propose to hint the
eleptrio light into their hall,
The New Bra advocates the purobaee
Of a otono crasher for the oottoty.
J'oa, Oopp has been given the °entreat
of making dome improvements and re.
pairs to the Town Hall,
V. Cottle is pnebing forward hitt build.
ing for the spevial cultivation of route, 00
an exneX Go bio green Douse.
Pour•foot green wood 10 being supplied
to the town at 00.74 per cord, This is
the lowest pries it bas been supplied at
for a good while.
Harvey Callander started. on Monday
of laet week oro 100 mile drive to Nut.
gars Palls, tatting in eOvoral .places not in
the direct line of his trip,
On Wednesday evening of last week e
large crowd of Independent Foresters
went over to Bayfield to pat'tioipate in
lodge exeroi0es with the brethren of that
plane.
Bovet of REPOSE Notts.—We are re.
a Int of
quested
seut f
and other oho celiteretre,kindly
sent to ,the House by P. Holmstead, of
Seafor'bh ; shriller donations will be very
eooeptable.--It has been necessary on a
couple of occasions to use the loch -up for
some refractory inmates, but on the
whole all are orderly And well-behaved.
—One of the most interesting inmatee'is
an orphan girl of thirteen, pretty and
very tidy. It was never contemplated to
take inmates of this nature, but until
0 home can be provided far her, she is
likely to remain, ad she is a general feu-
orite.
!veal 0 rtlt.
Dr, Burrows has been appointed Grand
Trend Railway surgeon, in lieu of Dr.
Campbell, who recently removed from.
this part.
J. le. Clark, who bas conducted busi-
ness in town for over a year, hes decided
to wind up the Seaf0rth business And
return to his old home in Port Hope.
Mrs. Jordan and Mise Mabel Jordan,
wife and daughter of 'Phomas Jordan,
left last,week for Pasadena, Oal., where
Mr. Jordan is looaled, and where the
parents of Mrs. Jordan reside.
Dr. McTavish, formerly of Sealorth,
but who has been practicing in Brum-
field during the pest couple of years, has
removed to Hawkatone, near Barrie,
where he will practice his profession.
Charlea Jones, eldest eon of Robert
Jones, tailor, of this town, died in Inger.
Boll on Monday night of last week, of
ooneumption, after a lingering illness.
Deceased was about fifty years of age.
The bankrupt stook of A. E. Pentecost
was sold in Toronto last week by Henry
Barber 1k Co., at the rate of 00 cents on
the dollar, Wm. Pickard, Seatnrtb's en-
terprising dry goods me1ehant being the
purehnser.
Geo. Lowe, from near Buffalo, who
lived in McKillop about thirty years ago,
is on a visit to old time friends in this
section. He naturally finds many
changes in Huron after an abeenoe of so
many years. For years he farmed, but
is now living railed.
Jas. Archibald, the well known horse
buyer of this town, accompanied by Wm.
Cudmo,e, of Tuokersmith, left for the old
country. They took with them two car
loads of horses. Mr. Archibald expects
to be absent about two months, and will
visit France and Belgium before his re-
turn.
Cst,uttdiran. Nee�-N.
Embro wants an electric railway.
The new fire hall at Ayvis completed.
Arnprior's new waterworks will oost
$3,000.
There is not one vacant house in Wood-
bridee.
Music will be taught in the Woodstock
schools.
Walter Grey, of Oro, was burned to
death in hie bare.
Last year the police of Repartee shelter-
ed 521 tramps.
The oburob of England at Listowel
WAS destroyed by fire.
J. Sinclair, of Ospinge pinked a pimple'
on his forehead and died of blood poison•
ing.
No third-class teacher is allowed to
teach in the Bracebridge and Huntsville
schools.
Gee. Gehe, a yardsmau at a Kingston
hotel, has fallen heir to a fortune in
Germany.
Samuel Pew, SS years of age, of Stam-
ford, iied as a result of being kicked by I
one of his horses. •
Prof. Cox, of Montreal, was elide to I
photograph a bullet in a man's leg
with the *1003 system.
Mrs. Synthia Ball, of Ottawa, is
SS;
A P. P. A, oanrontiOo lo in pragroee in
Kingston.
Siharle0 Tapper woe banqueted at
Halifax and Ottawa,
33, Wright wee elodtod President of
the Guelph b'ut Stook Olub.
F, W, liiathoweon hoe heel oleoted
President of the Winnipeg iBoiotd of
Trade.
TCnox eburoh, Guelph, bee deoidod en
a Dail to Bev, Reit NePberson, of
Petrone..
The heavy enewetnrm woe general
throughout the Province and traffic 00 all
Riede wee interrupted.
Mese Ttottie 111e lultg,in the employ of
J. Moodie, Homiltoe, euddenly expired
while preparing dinner,
Dr. W. R. Wade, of Dunohureh, the
Conservative nominee tegaicot Col. 0',
Brien, 74, P. is dead,
Bishop O'Connor, of Teterboro' re.
turned from Rome last week and was
given a publio reception.
John Douglas, of Woodstook, ie dead.
ne was for 88 years President of the
North Oxford Reform. Association.
Messrs, Searos & Knowles, of Preeton,
have purchased the Galt Reporter from
the executors of the late Geo. Jaffray:
Mre, Russell, of elylmor, dropped dead
while dressing on Sunday morning, Her
death was not known until the following
day.
Zion Wilfrid Laurier has accepted 00
invitation to be present and address the
St. Jean Baptiste Sooiety of Detroit on
June 24113.
John Corrigan was killed with an axe
by James Healey. Moth were young
married laborers living in the east end,
Toronto.
The Toronto Granites won the On.
tario Tankard on Thareday of last week,
defeating St. Mary's by 4 shote in the
final match.
At the Winnipeg Board of Trade
banquet Hoe( Mr. Greenway spoke
strongly on the freight rates oliarged on
Northwest produce.
Toe in the Niagara River so blocked
the flow of water that people could al-
most walk from the American side to
Goat Island dryahod.
Mies Roes, Belleville, is suing Thos.
McNider, a wealthy farmer, claiming
05,000 for breach of promise. They have
kept company for ten years.
A frn,lohiee has been given to the
Belleville Electric Company to construct
and operate eleotrio railways between
Belleville and outlying villages.
The two Woodetook ladies who were
instrumental in convicting Herbert
Babcock, Woodstook's Jack the Hugger,
were voteda reward of $50 by the uouo.
ail.
Rnnornrrau Ctheo IN A Des..—South
Amerioan Rhoumatio Cure for Rheuma-
tism and Neuralgia radically cures in 1
to 3 days. Its motion upon the system
is remarkable and mysterious. 1t re-
moves at once the cause and the disease
immediately disappears. The first dose
greatly benefits. 75 Dents. Warranted
by G. d. Deadinan.
During the season of 1895 there was
rafted from the Georgian Bay district,
Oanude, to lOIiobigau sawmills a total of
270,219,740 feet of logs. The average
value of these logs is not far from $11 a
thousand. blauy million feet destined
for Michigan mills were bung up in
Georgian Bay streams last season and
did not Dome out in time to be rafted.
It is estimated that the quantity to go
to Michigan mills next season from Gen•
ada will approximate 300,000,000 feet.
Of the 3434 ships that posse through
1430 Suez Oanal last year only four were
Amerioan.
The Cuban insurgents lost SO killed in
an engagement with the Simulate troops
on Saturday.
'The relations between the Argentine
Republio and 0131i ars daily becoming
more strained, owing to the tone of the
Chilled) newepapers.
The city of Sydney, Austria, has im•
posed a fine of R1 upon any person con-
victed of spitting upon the floor of poblie
buildings or upon the street.
Buddhism' is making some headway in
Germany, suolt men as George Ebers,
Gabriel Max, Julius Stiade and F. Hart-
mann giving their adherence to it. So
strong has tbe cult become that it now
has a monthly organ, The Sphinx, pub-
lished at Brunswick.
REL/EO ne Six Hoose.—Distressing kid-
ney and bladder diseases relieved in six
houre by the "Great South American
Kidney Oure.'1 This new remedy is a
great surprise and delight on account of
its exceeding promptness in relieving
pain 111 the bladder, kidneys, back and
every part of the urinary passages in
1 male or female. It relieves retention of
water and pain in passing it almost im-
mediately. If you want quick relief and
euro this is your remedy. Sold by G. A.
Deadman, druggist.
charged with horrible cruelty to two of i M --M~.—
her grandchildren named Shortt.
The old drill shed at Kingston, the
property of Queen's University, col- I
lapsed front the weight of snow on the i
roof. 1
The County Council paused a by-law i
abolishing toll gates in York County and 1
placing the roads in the hands of the 1
different municipalities.
The election for the Commons in l
Northumberland, N. B., resulted in the i
return of J. J. il•'bin;on, Conservative.
His opponent was Hon. Peter ,Mitchell. 1
The remains of Rev. Father Bloom, of 1
North Bay, wile died hi lfattawa Hospi-,
tal from an amputation, cmisquent on a
railroad accident, was buried in Peter-
horo.
HEART DISEASE RELIEVED Ix 30 Mt-•
rras.—All cures of rgan;eor sympathetic '
heart disease relieved in 30 minutes and
q„iekly cured, by Dr. Agnetv's Cure for
the Heart. One dose convinces. Sold ,
by G A. Deadman.
A man named Adrian Deechatelets
who had just been dismissed from a 1
lumber shanty neer Papinenuc'ille, Que„
wanted to fight the cook, Didace Turp;u.
After being knoelied down several times,
Turpin drew a knife and stabbed his aa•c,
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"Bacteria do not man in the blood or9l'L!
in tbe tisanes of a healthy liviug body,
either of man or the lower animals." So 1
says the celebrated Dr. Iiotah. Other i
dootters say that the beet medioiue to i
render the blood perfectly pure and ;
healthy is Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
JohnNenkville shot Wm. Smith, 131131
companion, while they were preparing to
rob a house near Winnipeg. Smith will
probably die. Both men were exwon•
viote, and Smith's knowledge of an et.
tempted murder by Nanhvilie was the
canto of the shooting.
P08'1'.
WOOD0$ ae'JI O$Sai' HOPZNE.
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Tho Groot 1:1u12'1ie11t J,law ily.
Stro4'aokapce OOuranterd to
premptie. And porteanontly
Once 011 festa et ;femme
lI'oabueeu, khntoetotu,S,perns..
aterrtwa, xanpeto,,ayar,d art
ttp'eate of AAuee 4r F rOeotic,
ar1l1ta6 wetv'p weennefve we
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,D'afore and,dfEon bore, t,I,*pO000s5leaPrtBmetr r $tpU0Jn
of,robaora*n.
jltvuftp, Jnaaaftg, Ceasuntptfoa and an nartp prawn, 110.
008D0011proscrlbed over OOyeura la thousands of
cases; 10,1110 onatt Reliable and Jfoncet ,111.41 ohm O
known. Qskdrannlstfur Wee,I'a.Plfooplwewln4110
100E0 1dgme worth100e I110010140 In glue of this,
111e14oe prise In letter; and w4 w111 seed lir return
lean, life°, one pa0latge, 01* six, g0, One wilt
zneasv, 10 1010 aura Pamphlets fro .to anyatldrosa,
Who Wood Colnptuly,
' - 'Windsor, Qet., Outman..
Sold in 1tltssets by
0. A, DFIADDIAN, Druggist.
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An Agreeable Laxative and NERVE TONIO,'
Sold
81.00 per Druggists
saSamplesi Kati,
o„ 60c.1
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H1 iorthe'1'Oath and l0raatb, 2110.
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Sold by .1.05. EON, DrnselaI,Itrusyels.
Know What You thew
is tree from the injurious coloring.
The more you use of it the better
you like it.
T10E GEO. E. TUCKETT & SON CO., LTG
HAMILTON, ONT.
IT STRIKES ROUE !
Chase's Ointment Cures .111 Sk{n Irrita
tions.
Of the many skin
diseases, eczema is
ono of the worst
and most common.
The one effective
remedy so far dis-
covered for it be Dr.
,-, Chase's Ointment. It
o1 has never been
known to fail. 11r.
esaorEArroN.' Andrew Afton, of
`o.rtland, N.B., says:
"Iffy little daughter, Greco Ella, aged
three and a half, tees a dreadful suf-
ferer from eczema for three years. We
tried a number of alleged Cares and sev-
eral doctors, bust all without effect.
Ear's was indeed a bad case. Her little
body was entirely covered with rash.
One day our lecal druggist, 1Ir. Wm.
E. Thistle, recommended me to try Dr.
Chase's Ointment. I did so, and four
boxes effected a complete cure and saved
our child."
Dr Clioee's Ointment is jest as effec-
tive for piles, salt rheum and sores of
all descriptions. For sale lift all dealers
and Edmansou, Bates & Co., manufactur-
ers, Toronto ; price 60 cents.
There is nothing to a zal Chase's Lin-
seed and Turpentine for severe colds and
lung troubles.. Large bottle 25 Bests.
White Stan Line.
itOYAL NAIL KTE4MMSl111'r.
Between New York and Llveo'weol. ;s
Qaeeasbown,erery t'eunealas-,
As the stcamera of leis 1ss+; crr. r
strictly limited nnre1rr :... 0.•:,5 rrWit. '
EECOND 0101n' aoe_'n1C Sat::.nE.
passengers areremtn'de t 4. e.: L i- -
plication for bertha ie 9 rszrg a s0 t,- •
on. For plans,ra tea e.t.n Iiia.
W. H. Kerr,
>:-".lone`iss.
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Statement of a Well Known Doctor
No other.. blood medicine that 7 have
1t'voerouineneohlav,
termnnant naYedd etflfae•clets n>nit mi,ms,oy
cures 00 Ayer s Sarseperllla "—
Ul, Il. F. II0,nn1LL, Augusta, Ito.
Ayer's only Sarsaparilla
.Admitted at the :World's Fair..:
Aye,'s Fills for liner aftd.bowcls.
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FE/3. 21, 1896
AINTING 1
The undersi lad is prepared
to attend to all wont intrusted
to llhn in a prompt and work,
manlike manner in
Carriage Painting,
Sign Wrting,`_
Howse Painting and
Decorating.
All work under my 'personal
e
niJ Bion .and satisfaction as -
Now is the time to get your
buggy or dirt repainted for next
Spring.
. l PRiCES MODER,4TE.
W. J. WAKE,
Paint Shop on King et., Brussels.
': 4 ess
uccess (4
VTE find it very satisfactory and thank our numerous friends
for their support in assisting us to carry it on.
Cash Tells E7ery Time
We Lave still a large stock of Winter Goods to dispose of, and dur-
ing January, will cut prices away down ,beyond reach of com-
petition. During this month We will make a GRANT) °L1 A:R-
ING SALE in all lines of Dry Goods, Furs, Overcoats, Mantle
Goods, &c., Boots and Shoes, from 10 to 25 per cent. less than
usual prices.
A full line of Groceries, Fresh and Clean. Try our 25o. Tea—No
bettor in the market for 85o.
Wil ask an inspection of our stock. We can make it to your inter-
est to buy from ne.
We handle large quantities of Produce for which we pay the highest
market price in exchange for Goods, or for Cash.
Agent for the Standard Patterns and Publications..
FEBRUARY Fashion Sheets to hand—Call and get one FREE.
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The Policy Contract issued by this Association is perfection itself,
UNCONDITIONAL,
ACCUMULATIVE,
AND AUTOMATICALLY
NON -FORFEITABLE,
It loaves nothing further to be desired. Rates and full infor-
ma1on furniohed on application.
W. . ZE11l11f, Agent, Brussels.
WILTON TUNBULL,
PRt7-sSMLS Sr.110V EJ
Are to the Front with a large stook of Stoves.
Having a thorough knowledge of what is required by the people
of Brussels and vicinity, we have selected our stook with a great
deal of care, and are prepared to offer the'best linos of Stoves man-
ufactured in the Dominion.
IN000K STOVES -=-
We handle tbo superior line manufactured by the
Doherty Manufacturing Co., also 13tick's Celebrated Cook aucl Par-
lor Stoves. The Garland lino by Bowes, Jamieson LC Co., always
in stock.
IN HEATING STOVES
We have the Lyndon Heater, by the new process,
manufactured by the Doherty Manufacturing`Company,called the
Ferris Steel. In Coal Stoves we have the well-known "Favorite."
F R 1 D A.Y NOON. I t 'A.11 our stock will be sold at Greatly Reduced Prices to suit the times.
Lamps and Lamp Goods in great variety. •
T. FARROW, 1
AGENT, Bil'OSI3ELS, ( WILTON ca TURNSULL.