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Briscovne elinaC41.—Itev, S. P. Itohinselt, Inemn-
)ent. Sunday Services, 1,1 a. ni., and 7 p,st
lath Schou', s;:to A in,
fin.vArtos A an v.-.Sunelny services, 7, u. m ,3 p. 're.
Ind 8 p, ni., .serviers , 6 very :light during the Week:
it $ e"cloek, lioliness meeting at, 11 e. in. on sunday.
.Mtrrtrolusr Cuunen... James . st., Rev, J. Graham,
tor, sonde). services, 10.a a. 01. tont (I 31/,v. 01.
111)batIl ,.;nboril, 2 p. iii. Prayer Ineaing Thlivalay
ivenine At 7.80.
MAIN STlinar.—tiCY. W. If, Pascoe, pastor. Sim.
,lay serviees, 10,30 a, in. and .6.2O p. m. Sabbath
iehool, 2,30 p in. Prayer meeting, Thursday eveit,
1I lit at 7.811. Voting peoples pr.ter meeting 2,1mrstlay
n'ening at. 7.30.
Pnastrorsaux Onrann.—Itev.'W M. Martin, I:v.:Ur%
811101LS Serrices, 11 Il. In. allei.0:30 p. in Salm:MI
1011.)..1, 4h.jr, a. in. Yopng ,Iteopks prayer meeting, 44G
:. in. '1 li a kiniar 10.11141,1f4f, ,prayor meeting at 8 o'ulock.
(Moir practice imnictliately niter.
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Business and .other Cards.
T W. BROWNING, M. 1).,M. C. P, S.
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Graduate of Victoria University. Office and residence.
Dominion Laboratory, Exeter, Ont, June, 0-87,
31.i1t. COWE'. OFFICE—MAIN STREET, Exeter,
If up stairs, Opposite Central Ilutel. hide ent-
rance on 010 MAIO—hum street leading to the :Meth
odist ()hunch.
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1 LULN C ILL, [nog...N.:sem AnoriovEs..a..
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l'or the Village of 'Exeter' and the County of iduron.
Ail orderernompuly atteiided to. Exeter p.o., Ont.
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t BISIIOP, LICENSED. AUCTICNEER.
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!For the Township:4 of Day and Usborne. All orders
(promptly attended to Exeter p.o., Ont.
Ilrutil'ol'e01,titic'eLsT(., (i',. 11'
luilfl TeSsExParilttlitUillEnE, Rai(7:1S
the 'rOwnstips of Stephen anAlsty. All gales prom -
„pity attended to. Address all communications to .W.
,flutr, Shiva postollice, Ontario.
71-) H. COLLINS, BARRISTER,
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!Solicitorof Supreme Court of Ontario, commissioner,
Conveyancer, Sat, Oflice—Next dourtu Same ell .04 Plea.
•,ards. Exeter, Ont. Money to loan at even? lowest, rates.
.-1- u. DICKSON, Barrister; Sollehoy of Supreme
..I.J. Court, Notary Public, Conveyancer, Coin.
!it:isgoner, am Money to Loan.
Othee—Fanson's Bluek, Exeter.
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inieets first Friday in every month, in John's Block
at 8 o'eltn..k. Visiting Ili ethren Welcome.
011:4 SrAOKMAN, W. M. J011:41 WHITE, Sony,
T 0. O. F., No. 67.„ EXETER.
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Meets every Tuesday evening in john's block. A con
. dial welcome extended to visiting brethren..
,iitantiri Fran, N. G .1.11'. VIGSTCOTT, R-Sany.
1 0. F. NO. 123.
Meets the second and fourth Friday ,of each reoiith,
in Funson's lIrill,,at 8 o'cloak,p. en. Visiting Breth-
ren cordially invited.
E. ROBERTS, C. it. 1. l'icsann,See.
Ty L. hil.muos, Dentist, Exeter. ontee over
XL . O'Nell's Bank. Nitrous Oxide 011.4 for
4:ail:less extraction.
11. KINSMAN, I)BNTIST#
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&dim D. D. ft, extracts teeth withont pain
by giving Vegetable Vapor, or Using the now Ames-
ithetio out he giunS. Makes Cold Finings, and all other
•dental weak the beet possible. . Goes to Zurich lest
'Thursday in each month.
EAST SIDE UF MAIN STREET, EXETER.
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W. t. CARIWRIOHT,
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.1111.-, • Surges:5n Dentist,
--stastalk Ciraugate,Of the Royal Collegb of Don -
tai Surgeons Of Ontario. tHavIng,furnished floe don-
•tal roones,on.Jatnes.street, twe deers east of ,.Central
„. hotel, Exeter, Ont., whore 1 am prepared to perform
411 bra:1611es of the professitn with ease and skill,
. CIIARGIES, MODERA.TE--TERMS, °Asa
JoiiN • T. WESTC017, INSURANCE, LOAN;
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'Wei Etitate and Steambo.tt Agent. WealthyAnd re.
liable, Flee and Life Imo:rake Companies ReProsent-
wa. Any amountmoney to ban on arst owe molt -
gages at leweetintos Of .intercst: General Agents fer
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London. Beaver line of Steamers represented.
Office—James St,. Exeter, Out jnft.sy
cIZrey
issuer of
(34 ARRIAilk LICENSES,
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L Pe, Accident, and Ike Instiraiico agent.
Dolor:west Side of Main. treet Exeter.
Ray Farmers' Mutual Fire
nsuran ce Company.
pARTIES DESIEtING TO INSURE IN tilr. BEST
and cheapest Insurance Conmany in the Doh:Mien,
can do 430 by applying personally, or by mail .to the
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,Also agent Mr the wellington Con:KOS' et
Also AUCTIONEER for the County of iitirom
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EXETER ONT., THURSDAY OCTOBER 6, 1887
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PNOTOCFIAPHS
' MR. JOSEPH SENIOR
'having purchrieed the business of
Obas. Senior, wishes to 'in-
form the the public that
he can be found
At the Old stand
Main ‘Street, Exeter.
The Finest Cabinets, in theicoun-
ty. Elegant Finish.
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BUGS .!BUGS BUGS !
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3t.i.g.s are trump Arid .you must
play 'Paris Green if .yeo want
to make a point.
,Continued from last page.
best for eadh variety. This season
would advise:—In the first week of
October shin ell 20 -ounce, Ribstons
and Blenheim; follow with, Kings;
Messrs. Me4rt1iur 4 Ball have opened
out a stock of tinware and hardware, in
the store recently occupied by R. and M.
Hall, as a millinery store, As they are.
both enterprising energetic young men,
there is no donlit'but what they Will soc-
send some laldwins and (..4reeniligs ceed,
t iroug ovember and Deeem er,
ishing shipments of these kinds in Jan-
uary, Thediret Spies ,should be ship-
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pet]. in December and corrtieued through
PI3RE 1)'-k_RIS GREEN I N b ji
ALso
Hellebore and .Fly Powder.
,A.lways a full supply of •Drugs, Dyes,
and Fancy Goods.
Fislitog tackle a specialty..
iV WNINGN
rROPRIFITOE.
PENNYROYAL WAFERS.,
Prescription or a physician whc
has had a life long experience in
treating female diseases. bused
monthly with perfect success by
over lopoiadies. Pleasant, safe,
effectual. Ladies .ask_your drug-
gist for Pennyroyal 'Wafers and
take no substitute, or inclose post-
age for sealed particulars. Sold by
all druggists, $l per box. AdAress;
HE EUREKA CHEMICAL CO, Dwrnorr. mice.
Sold in Exeter by Dr. Lutz, and
druggists everywhere. Oct 1 '(/
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WILLAIM SANDERS
AGENT FOR TILE
NOTE HEADS, •
BILL HEADS,
STATEMENTS.
LETTER HEADS,
COUNTER PADS
PARCEL LABELS.
January into February. Ontario and
Wagner will ase
lso cover the same a -
son, Holdthe Russets until Mareb
Zurich.
Harris, of Walkerton, is the guest
of Mrs. Geo, Buchanan.
We have had a heavy slower of rain for
the last three or key days,
if possible, along with Mann, and sEnd Mr. G. l-lelick slnpped. five or six horses
lip to Sault Ste Marie last week.
them forward as demand arisea, taking Mr, Robt. Buswell, •of Goderich, has
care against decay or shrinkage. it is 'been visiting. Zurich and Ticinity, for the
'invariably a Aood time to ship e,tra last week.
large and fine specimens about the
first of December, as to get the ()twist-
mas markefi It pays to store long
keepers here than to ship early, as they
will realise much Iletter priees, besides
..keepine.e better in this dry climate than
in the damp and -clammy winters of
Britain, The apple etop of the -United
•Kingdom will not exceed that of 1886,
with quality and size of apples inferior.
British apples are mostly cookers; it is
rare to find an apple grown there corn,
billing cooking and 'dessert qualities,
This important point they readily con-
ceed to Canada. In France the quan-
tity of apples is yearly 'less important.
It is said that the shade of the apple
trees is' injurions to the vines amongst
which they grow, and when the trees
die out they are not generally replaced.
For many years ,past there has been a
dearth of home-grown apples in Brit-
ain, in consequence of inclemette weath-
er in the autumn preventing the ma-
turing of the wood and keen frosts in
late spring destroying the blossom.
Apple growing in Britain is rapidly
waning, and there are some like indic-
ations th,roughout Europe. In the
Western.States the apple crop is con-
siderably under the average. In New
York there will be'abont 'half a crop
with Newtons scarce, and in. the East-
ern Stakes the crop is scarcely any bet-
ter. Altogether apples for export from
the States will ,be considerably under
last year The Nova Scotia crop is hard-
ly up to a half. Our own crop for
expo4 will be under that of last year,
but the sample of fruit will be better.
• There is 'an absence of the fungas spot
the leading grades of Plain '1351 even the Fameuse is •perfectly ()lean,
ria' and Fancy ruled and un- `r.11 and samples will be fully up in size,
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IICZA” Stationery-, Censisting of all -a
Mr. Fred Schuettler has had an ad-
ditioi built to bis house, which gives it a
very neat appearance.
A tea meeting was held at the Method-
ist church at the lake last Monday the
rdin prevented quite a few from going.
The hunter is beginning to roam the
big marsh again. Quite a number of part-
ridges have been shot these last few weeks.
• Deer season ,begins the llth of this
month. Dichert, Weaver and Rev, Mr.
Strempher have taken in the excursion to
Cleveland.
Paring bees are all the go now. Last
week one was held at Mr. McKee's of the
Bronson Line. All present enjoyed them-
selves splendidly.
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Eureka Chemical Co., Detroit,
Sold in Exeter by Dr. Lutz,, and
.druggists everywhere. Oet 1 7
A blind man lost his way and wand-
ered into the Maitland river near Man-
chester, and wile nearly drowned.
Wm. Dodds packed twentjr-one thous-
and eggs in twenty-five barrele in four
4ours1 one der last week, at Winglsam.
Six thousand dollars were paid fo
farmers in the vicinity of Blyth lase
week. for fat cattle, by Messrs, Watson
and Freernan, local cattle dealers.
SALE REGISTER,
On Thursday, Oct, Oth on flet 9, on 10
Hay at one o'clock p. m., farm stock,
implements etc. E. J3ossenberry,
auctioneer. JOal Bechtel., prop.
On Saturday, October 8t1i., 1887, on
lot 8, eon. 15, Stephen, at one
o'elock p. n, farm stock and imple-
ments 4te. 40. Mrs. Annie McOacin,
prop. Wm. Holt, Auctioneer.
On Monday October lOth, on lot 7,
concession 15, township of Step len,
farni stock and implements.
Thomas 8a.Stard, proprietor. 'Wm.
Holt, auetitnicer,
On Saturday, Oct. 15th, the fern stoek
and itaplernents of John 13arty1
la 8, con. 13, Stephen, at 1 o'elock
p. re, 8Vtp, Holt, atfctioneer.
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with superb coloring.
(torresponoence.
Elimville.
MT, E. Liddicott is around again.
Mr. R. Herdman is adding a front to
his house.
eTe.
Tho reyiew serviee on Sabbath last pass-
ed off quite successfully.
Seyeralfrom. this township attended
the Seott Act Convention in Clinton last
w
Mr. R. Wileock's new house is nearing
eorepletfon, and presents a very neat ap-
pearance.
Of •those who heard Rev. Sam. .Tones
in Loudon some were, greatly delighted,
others less. ,
The anxieusly expected rain has come
on the evil as well as the good. Plough-
ing will go. somewhat easier.
Mr. Thomas &nide hits had. new siding
put on his house and has also had it re -
shingled, it now presents a very neat ap-
pearances.
If there has not been a sufficient num-
ber:enrolled to form a "gaping choir" for
James street church, the, recruiting officer
shaud come back to Elimville some fine
Sunday evening and secure volunteers.
We can spare several.
Adare,
Mr. H. Stewart who has been laid up
withis \cold for the past week is able to be
around again.
We bear that Mr. Thomas Lewis and
family are about to leave town. Mr. L.
has bought a house on Sheens' Lane in
Thigtown
Some of our young men attended the
basket social at Oen tralie last Friday even-
ing, They returned home feeling highly
pleased with the evening** enjoyment.
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Intended for last week.
The woods are putting oa their fall
glory, and so are the maidens.
Large quantities of apples are being
dried, cider and apples aro being made,
It is reported that potatoes are a poor
crop, being small and only it few in a hill.
Fall ploughing is ab it standatilL owing
to the long dry spell, the ground is too
hard, and the farmers have been waiting
for more rain.
Mr. Frank Detrick, formerly of the
Ilth concesSson of Stephen, left 1a41 Week
for Michigan, Where having taken up land
he will make )118 home. All wish him
success.
Hensall
Heavy frOst on Sunday night last.
Mr. .1. P. Marshall's new store 10 pro-
gressing rapidly.
A great amount of ra1It is daily ileitts
brought to the Village, Where the highest
ptiee is being paid,
Avery pleaSant Lime was spent on the
School grounds of S. S. No. 10 Hay, ad,
joining this village, OR Satrt rd ay afternoo.t
hot, whore the voting people of this pliwe
and the surrounding Country met for an
afternoon's enjoyment,..which conshited in
football, quoits, throwing the Store, jump-
ing, rnnuing &e, C.
MO 4
y Uentralia,
Mr. J. R. Parton's house has been re-
painted and looks quite new again.
The highest Pried paid for barley and
other kinds ofloain hi thii:place.
The remains of the infant etsild of Adol-
phus Hooper, of Stephen' -was imteirei itt
the burying ground here Monday last.
We regret to hear of the serious illness
of Mrs: McLeod, the mother of Mrs. T,
Hodgins, of this village, and of Robt.
McLeod, of. Liman.
Mrs. James Elliott presided at the or-
gan in tho chtirch here on Sundaylast ow-
ing to the, illness of Miss Carrie Hicks,
the organist.
Mrs. Dutton and lter gratiddanghter
Miss. Blanche Shepperd, of C3linton, who
have beeu the guests alley. E. Kershaw,
returned home on Saturday last.
Another retired farmer in the person
of Mr. 'George Brown,of Stephen, hu
d
come to end his ai
ys n this nleasent and
hospitable village, having boughs the
house front Mr. Luker, which was former-
ly occupied. by- Mr. Bloomfield. "Wel-
come George" and don't forget to take the
AD VO0A.9211, •
The yomult ladies of the Methodist
chin ch held their basket social on Friday • ••
evening, last, and considering that it was
the first, it passed of quite sitecessfully
the demand being greater than the Fop -
ply . One of the most pleasing features
of the evening wits the 'setting Off ihen
by stroeker,"ail eejoyed thethselveS.
County and General News,
Snow fell tt Goderieh one day last
week. •
Mrs. Robe. Proudfoot, of Goderich,
is dead and buried.
Mr, Bennet; of Blyth, has been eon- '
vieted of -violation of thti Scott Act
A corrotpoetient siva there iS a new
moon "about two Weeks old" neat the
village of LondeSboro:
A clerk in a hardware Atom in Blyth
while displaying, some revolvers accid-
ently discharged One and shot himself
through the hand,
A