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AivUeniebts oitlovat speckle directions will be
jothiPl1 till l coaltihtioNcluecortlina;y. Llreral
diseolut maile fr tr!nro lent advertisements inserted
for Iwrir Oerloa.1, 3.1vcry description of 7013
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TROs. PASMOR
Editor anal'ublisher,
• Off OH J)IRCTOflY.
ormusi.--ase. 8 1'. Behhisoo, Locum-
' bent. vices, II and 7 p,in ; Sch-
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SaLVAIIOX A 8'1 V.- S'utally services. 7. u, rn •3 1.4.014
. t evert' niunt timing the weelc,
=at 8 o'cit,cleH i.1uS4 .1111:30..14 at 11 a rn. on %Maar.
;qrs.:roomy Jamelt., Bev, .1. Graham,
pa:dor. e'unday a. In. tool 6..30p, rn.
:elabl2,„1 h 2 p. tn. Prayer meeting Thursday
qt 7.70,
:0A0g hy714.7.--Eav., W. 11. Pascoe, pastor. Sun -
“Jay servl•tac, 19.80 a. ni. ami 0.3e p..rn. Eirthinth
`3.301., tr Prayer meeting, Thorsday Oven -
Ing at /,31. Yourr. peqp1e9 prayer Meeting' Thursday
% eve), ing
tyrrians Merton 4B.cv. W, M, Martin, Pastor.
Sunday sert es, V u. m. and 6.30 po 111 S11111111141
• 001041, U.46 11!.. roung psoples prayer mooting, at
,4 40. low:14-v tveamig, prayer meeting at 13 o'clock.
Or he'r pro..tion PonaediatOly niter.
13noi1e4. airlsether .Ciardo.
j w. illkONO, 31. C. P, S.
.Grad.utt... of -t.O.L./,‘•'..t. University, Oillee a134 residence.
liseter, Ont jtme,
Da. corms:. kirni1E-AtA177 sTeraiy, Exeter,
r6i41r4, opi05f ite Central Betel. Side eat-
tranco 011 the eoutit-Junes street leadlogs, to the 1.1cOt
ed:st, Cauralt.
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JOBS' filLI,,•bitIDESED AU/MC/NUR.
4.nr A4..tige,allseter, art tho County of Buren.
, A a to, Exeter 'ma, Ont.
A. JJJ3UU2, LICENSED AticreieNeea.
:Per the lownr,1.10 of :ley nod Usborne. All orders
.pronir :is sate -that to itseter p.o., Out.
T ".1,3A7.1 110LT, LICENSED AUCTIONEER ar
(.111)titt .N.1.1,1die4rX:stal Lambton,
utile 'rot•osh,psut e'Ophen.smi Bay, All sales prom -
t"..1 (A1111.V.0.n1111 communleations to W..
Hom, folec,,Oottarlo.
111, IL COLLTNS, BARRISTER,
,Sol:e'tor of Sol:oats Oetrt of Cntario, CoMmissionor,
,Cor , es t deorto &unwell Lt Pick-
‘ards, Usetxr. Ont. Money to loan at very lowest. rates.
1/301LSON, linrAster,. Solicitor of Supremo
Oen.% Nota;y7Puloic, Convoyaneer, Coln-
trulosfoLer, 3:c lloney.to Loan.
Othcc Frotscm's Moor, Exeter.
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Aneui 4 rind; n^ilay imovery month, in John's Block
at 8 elc. VI.Iting Brethren Welcoinc,
.Jons SPACEMAN, W.11. JOHN Witirn,:Secy.
0.. O. F„ No. 07, EXETER,
"rests every 7`tie.aifty ovehing hi John's block. 11. cor-
dial welneito xtoraioil to Vi8141. liE01.111.4011.
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mods tic r,econd ani fettr,b Friday of each month,
in .hantol ' n..11. at 8 o'olealt p. ni. Visiting Broth -
relict rdiat.ly inv.tad.
E. Ronr.rm O. It. 13IOKARD, Seo4
mr BILJANGS, Dentist, Exeter. °nice Over
Al,. ("Won's Sant.. Nilireus Oxide ens -for
,Peinica;
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d. KlitiliMAN, DENTIST,
1_... L S,, ex treets teeth withont pain
by gzinrn_:: 1” ,;..1.0)1e "Vu.noi , r usiog the new AMOS.
;thetie h 4 gum. C,o.o Fillings, and all other
dental 1,r.; r 1c the host. OOSJ,t, ie. 00010 to Zurich last
'lhtaodr •1,1307 104.44.
LAST (4.0 MAIN' eeessea,
W. E..OARTWRIOBT, LDS,
&la eo Dent
„LA- Cote oat:. of the Rope Coil/Isnot Den.
tal St..tttet,s 3 eatario. 1flwh,3, f urniShed line den.
tal r0010... 1171 Jai, stroot, tv 0 doins east Of •Contral
wools.) 1 am prepared to potform
:all brancJe ( of s pr.‘fession With Cage and skill.
off All.asi„.;, tiOLIMATt.--TERMS, CASIL
kTOVN T. WEST.COTT, INS1/11.0.101.4, LOAN,
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Iteul ?Wale tnd 31,or.0t.224t Agont. Wealthy and re-
liable '1, ire and mit• if.eue.IIIZA: Oligla 71 1 Og neva 3ibfit-
'ed. Any 40 0(1,6ot tooLc. to lean on first class mort-
gagss iowe,,, ficS Of In!, reet. General AgentS for
iluroa 00, 1.4 W413o08 » Co., ical ostate egts,
A.ondon. 'coNve Lino of st,,ato ON represented.
tithe- m4( fit,. 'Not, r, Ont. ine.se
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1OFFICY.: 'Weld, bide of Mulo-Ottert
Hay fa olorr:.1 Mutual Fire
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FAirttes ifikettitto i estlftt 13rrnitat
and cliCapeSt LP.intratlel, osveasny fit fhb notefebie,
can as ,au by lie/toils:11v, Of' 11 Mall to the
tindefraiglieti. 113 0p311,OlttlOOE ntotriptiy at '0131313 tO
.A156 seoet for the tVeillna,ton LOrnliaav of Lluoij>1),
Aien AL1011.011Ellit fm.'ilii:Catinty of 'Huron.
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MR. JOSEPH SENIOR
having purchased 'the business!of
Chas, Senior, wishes to in-
form the the public thot
he can ibe found
At the Old stand
Main Street, Exeter.
The Fined Cabinets in the coun-
ty. Elegant Finish.
Copying and Enlarging
done on shortest notice -
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THURSDAY SEPTE..)II3ER. -t8.87'
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AGENT FOB, TILE
Commercial 'Union Assurance
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PROPRIETOR.
PENNYROYAL. WAFERS,.
Prescription of a physician who
has lind a lifo long experience in
treating female diseases. -bused
moutiily with perfect success by
over 10,000 /adtes, Pletrant, safe,
eaeotual. Ladirn eslt your drug-
gist for Pennyroyal Wafers anti
tako no substitute, or inclose post-
• age for scaled pa,ticulars. Sold by
frbi all druggists, $1 _per box. Addreal
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Soldin Exeter by Dr. Lutz, and
druggiste everywhere. Out 7
..NOTE IIEADS,
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COUNTER PADS,
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SHIPPING TAGS,
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CIRCULARS.
READ TRIS
Jas. Oke, of Exeter, and 13, Coughlin,
of this piece, shipped three ear loads of'
cattle this week for .Montreal and Liver-
pool markets.
Mr. Moffatt, hotel,keeper of this place,
hes taken a holiday trip end gone out
West. This is a much needed rest, and
we hope be will return 'feeling greatly
henititted by the trip,
bird in the hendisswerth twtyin the
bush" but Jim. .Abboteis still in the bush.
apparently a hard bird to catch at preeent.
Scott Aet is crowding him close;just now.
The .young *people of the Methodist
church,t are going to have 66 basket social
on Friday evening next at the parsonage.
goodttime is.expected. Proceeds to go
towards the now ehurch fund.
fa— Our Stock Of Printing
r,p. Stationery, consisting‘of all
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120' and Fancy ruled o,nd lun-
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Main - street, - Exeter.
The Great Englirla Premeriptios.
A successful Medicine Used over
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Cures Spermatorrhea, Nervous
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PP egertPUOU, take no substitute: One package
SI. Six $3, be mail. Write for Pamphlet. Addryas
Itureim eitcoloal 00., Dewoit, Mich.
Sold in Exeter by Dr. Lutz, and
druggists everywhere. Oct 1 7
torresporibence.
....ow•••••••*4
Mr. H. I. Strang, Principal of
Goderiah.High School was recently pre-
sented with a costly silver service bY
the pupils and expupils of the school.
While backing his 'horse out:of a
barn at Tavistock, Mr, A, Waddel,
teamster, of Stratford, Was crowded
Against a.post with such force as to
break'his left arm.
:A...buge black bear, weighing over
400 pounds was killedin Logan Town-
ship Wednesday. The bear having
made a raicl on Farmer Scott's sheep,
the rusty old musket was 'brought into
requisition and the bear summarily dis-
posed of. This makns two %ears and
a cub that have.been shot and captured
in that comity during the summer.
SALE REGISTER.
On Thursday, Oat. Gth on lot 9, eon. 40
Ray et one o'clock p, farm stock,
implements etc. E. BossenberrY,
auctioneer. joal Bechler, prop.
On Wednesday, Oct 5111i, on lot 13, con.
10, Hay, at one &clock p. in., farm
stock, implements, etc. Bossen-
berry, auctioneer David Schluele-
ter proprietor.
On Thursday, Septemper 29th, tnIdot
.24, Lake Road West, Stanley, at
one %o'olock p. farm steak, dm-
.plements etc, E. Bossenberry amt.
doneer, August 'Oherret proprietor
On Saturday, September 24th, on -Lot
.27, con., 12, township of Stephen.
,Farin Implements, etc.
E. llossmina Rust33,
Auct. Prop.
On Saturday, October 81h, 11881,, on
lot 8, con. 15, Stephen, .at one
o'clock p. ri., fitrin stock and imple-
tments,&c. Sm. Mrs. Annie McOacin,
Lprop. Wm. Holt, Auctioneer.
Adare Items.
.A false report about Stuarte rasaliage.
Messrs. IIodgins and Lewis are busy
threshing around here now,
all,. Wm. Lee is is busy ploeghing on
the Adare Experiniental Farm.
number of the young people
around here attended the Western Fax.
We hear that some of our young men
tame nearly being put in the luck up, in
London, while at the, fair. Keep out of
the poutary shed boys.
Mr. P. Curtins fine heavy importal
draught Station "Freeman" took. 2/id
pyiZe at the 1Veetem fair iii London. Yr.
Curtin carries off prizes every year,
Centralia
The grain state is doing good busi-
nen here,
Mr, Colwell, of this placef is Inlay ship-
ping wood to London, of awry. gdod rod-
ity.
Mr. James Elliott cattle buyer of this
place in Seri/n.18'13/ ill at present, HIS
many friamla will be pleased to hear of a.
speedy recovery
<sow
AMew days ago 'Mr. Govier, of
,ihe:base line, lost a splendid'inare, val-
ued at over $200. tHe bought a good
ane f‘I'VoiMe,.11Wise'T1
,1o6fMIsha
Goclaericnif
h township,
sold a'team' of heavy draught fillies last
week, to an American, tfor the magnifi-
cent sum of $500. Mr„ Thomas Far-
quhar, of the gravcil road, sold a team,
at a good figure. .Mr. Dan Shanahan,
of Hullet, lost a 'valuable black mare
last week, the last of .tt span for which
he refused $500, .a few years ago. Mr.
Jas. Reynolds, of the 41111 eon. Hullet
sold his splendid sorrel team to Mr.
Eli Bateman, 'df Goderich township,
for the handsome sunrof $450; Mr.
Bateman offered Mr. Reynolds $900
for 4 horses on his farm, but the latter
refused it. Mr. Ben Churchill sold a
horse to T. Shipley and purchased
Another .from John Bayley for $180.
11/1r. Bateman 'offered T. Brown, of
$5004fer a team of Boreland
Chief,•entire, time year olds, but the
offer was Trot accepted.
tiountrand General Nam.
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In St. Mary's apples are selling for
1.5e. per bag, and so they were in Lon -
'don Saturday.
Adam ;Keay, a Stratford boy, broke
kis leg 4n 'two places on Friday while
trying. to tmount a bicycle.
Think- of it, and say whether we are
not justified in asking for reform in
this matter.
Since his appointment as Poltice Mag-
istrate of Huron, Dr. Williams has
made oexer seventy convictions for vio-
lation of the Scott Act.
The Woman's Chritian Temperance
Union took jn $900 &ming Pair week
at their refreshment booth on Exhibit-
ion Ground.
the Seaforth Expositor insists the%
there are seven or eight cases of typhoid
fever at Olinton,but that the New Era
.keeps quiet over it
A tramp, in Tuckersraith township,
with no coat and barefooted, chased
two young ladies recently, who only es-
caped by entering a farmer's house.
Some farmers in Stanley tosynahip
have put in seventy-five acres of fall
wheat for next season,s crop. They
must be Commercil Unionists.
There seems to be an "unpleasant-
ness" between the editors of .Mitchell
Advocate and Goderich Sign al, The
fernier calls the latter "a carroty -haired
numb soul].
As Neil Kay, of Red Bay, formerly
of Kincardine, was returning homefrom
a party about 10 o'clock one evening
lately he was attacked by a huge bear,
which chased him fortover a mile before
it gave up hopes of sqeezing him,
Fer some time past several of the act
ive workers in one of the Oliaton
einirches have been receiving anony-
Indus letters containing the most scur-
rilous language, and criticising very un-
justly the motives and actions of the
receivea
The Other day Jacob McGee. of
Ashfield, was brought before Mayor
Seager, of Goclerich, on a charge of re-
ceiving twe stolen cattle, the property
of Win. Moor, et Huila and committed
for trial.
'Key -Holes and Latah.Keyo.
Latch -keys are §more frequently usekl,
in the night than at any other time,
The night is very often dark.
For 'ix months in the year, on an
average, the weatheris cold.
If men pertake of stimlunts to ex -
.cess it is generally at night when the
labors of the day are over,
Taking all these .facts into consider-
ation, why are the keyholes of latch -
locks not placed in,an accessible posit-
ion' Why are they not easily discern-
ible and easy penetrable
We have known latch holes to lid
placed immediately under the door
knob at about two feet six inches iron)
the ground, where a tall man had to
bend himself nearly double to get at
them.
And we have known t'Irem to be
placed in immediate justaposition with
another and larger keyhole, so that in
the ,dark ib was almost impossible to
know one from the other.
Most latch -holes are obscure little
.apertures not easily seen in broad day.
light by .apersen with all his faculties
at theirskeenest Nov bow must it be
onn dark night for a person with his
hands beaumbed with cold and more or
less confused with the good cheer of rt
supper partyl
It it simply cruel, brutal and prepos
torous to place a person in such a sit-
uation, when all trouble) might be easily
avoided by placing the hole at the encs
of a small cup or funnel of metal and
surroueding it with a disc of polished
silver;or even with a pllosphorestent
nimbus, as could be easily done.
Calculate, if you can, the misery, the
bickerings, the criminations and ro-
od -initiations, that have grown out et
the inability to open front doore witk
night keyes; the people who have beea
rung out of their beds, and the others
who have been forced to go to hotels ot
walk the streete.
On Thursday morning' Mr. P, M.
Nichol, Postmaster of St. Mary's, fell
down stairs brealcIng his teller bone
and two aItis riba, He iS tecoVering
as rapidly its call be expected undel the
circumstance.
—We direct the special attention of
the farmers to the advertisement of the
Gale Sulky Ilatrow Manufacturing 06
whiOli appears in another column.
The agents of this firm has lately come
among the fartricira in this vicinity,- but
aro 'doing a rushing businesS. They
have sold a large number of their ims
pieMerltS to farmers in South Ituron4
and by perusing their advertiseinent,
can be seen the testimonialof those
who have Used the combined Sulk
Itarow and Oultivator,