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fleLtell
ratite. Sept. 10 to 2?
«at !Cite::t;;t et•e u`t' 10 to
tolnadott Ni pt .'i?0 tEa C$
ran at eleaterth fstept 17
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Z1Ta ni,01An3 Oct..
E041t0%44
EAst110r0aa i- ; > ;tet
WfUraIrirt,irtgen, at
A
Feetival:
n►a;►noerr of the Trivia Meteor.
Pal hams.; parpoee holding a Harvest
.lotrPe Festival ate Thursday next Aug.
30tua
et the resialenc^e of Mrs. Thos.
Cast: Loudon Road: '
Reinw4e' .
Qt.e day last ,.veek,111r. Pat 013rien,
( tis. of lleay, was. iia the village doing
om( shopping, Ile left the horse
statre(lie➢g, and the auinnal got frighten-
ed ;cult rut away. coittljletely. demolish'
:
hig ;l.e Pik; and otherwise injuring the
9taartwee
Ol ntud;hye.
it ie our sail dtr • toagain rec014
e- death of another of the old settler;;
ta➢e tp. of May. in the person of Mr.
(tiers Collins, which sad event happen-
lkmti.av last, 20th inst. The
'ei tool: place yesterday and was
• k4y intteuded The sure h1ns; friends
ted araeltativaea Male the sympathy of the
edam aoteenu gty.
Vote Tlianies.
We the undersi ne.i eQmttlittee, oat
behalf of Lebanon .'oreet'Lodge A. ..
& A. hl.,•Exeter. beg to tender our
thanks to Conductor 13tashin and also
lite i3rakesmalt izx cbat'ge oi° the ex-
cursion train from Gunton to Sarnia
Q1 the 17th inst., for tbair *Able and
getttlewnanly manner in attending to
the comfort and pleasure of the et
cursknists. Coin niittee---B, S. CYC ieil,
Cheireaa.n, l\.[. Eaerett, Secy., W. D.
Weeks,, Li. Spackwaa and tYolu , Alc-
Ia��,hliin.
Tl to McCileern F'ar Uy e'oncert.
It was ,artistic: a was enchanting!
was wonderful:- ft was edifyiina.
vivifying and laa..iifying;. It was jollity,
envie and harmony. It was a success.
Everybody thinks Mrs, ;licClibeny it
darling for presenting berhustai dw;t
thirteen soeh beauteous daughterla]t d
Louncii+g band boys, and everybody's
ighbor atlas Jdae. himself; is jheeel
r supporti►Pg tiit'whole squad with
vee a public mean or 1,aoan. The
Pse was,fiallerht than a tisk, rand
ever tidy went away pleased. Hope
eyed comm agtia.-:-- 'cert ,Ifl•,•amowa
l e:.) Union.
Psf 1nvlaaPaal Concert.
Todd. ht, the ceneertwider the apps
*es of die above Ledge erill be held
s:r Drew'e.Opera House. Mr. Jas. Pax,
autulits greenest eonPie Zetas been seeiw
spad still l e• rete eat, iltesgales Queer
;lass ;;;heft, Secure your ticket.'
It.eervae c,41t, tic°ets for sale its
dates mem toreDont anis the
treat of the season.
int `Thieves.
Herons petty thieving
lea it going on lit tie garilensof
e of oar l•ieeideats One might re.^
neatly tlta' Littered a ,arsle n tsnd rtelent
r pct a+aanan'ra�, ter.° tees .fie. It well for
those who et114:11dt t+0.tr1P III0411 coaate.npt,
2 and l able 'tr9ci.s, that thee were not eataght,
fiat in the future they had better exam.
rD 'tee tbe. ytegr,tadldr.. in.fort+tatting tem
tri any qu.:3aiity of teetree rrSelteelp. '4 e
eae•r xln�>faa •tai l;c.;n, a ;avv foaa9 €tach
HARVEST 'g00_
Dt.$p4ito.
e c'�astus to have been a
dispute .fere one day last week ba+l
Mr. Saaati. Alartio, of [ sto►'ne,' an
cattle buyer from Ooderich. Itappea f
that M cattle buyer had purc',4ased
some eattlepreviotte to the day o eehip.
pin from Mr. Martin. and when Mr.
Martin delivered ton ea steers anti sale
heifer, the cattle hope ruse Etotake
them, claiming that be .sought four
steers 11r Martin positively denied
this and the I nyer stoutly refused to
;alio *lent as they were not what 1
pUre1aased. and M►.. a�trttn had tet r1
°turn home .with his cattle.. If the
t
team
, ata the f«etattl4 baa,ket ie carrc°a't, we cansitier
l ( is t email moan dirty trick on the per
A Prod lois, 4 a Mr. Martin. and is Mr Martin .is
a
ITSSETT
MAIN ST!;
seTER.
IL EBZ AR AR�.'� a
AWAYDOWN.
,l 4s45. Two !winters killed a alc e>a, to e. alai eerecetit is tine 5%100 c:tthe other aide.
det, '1'711.r,.L t.s ? 1 2: trt s 1 as➢;; ivZ tat lai(nin thee cogr tr ill * .Lirtly o tieautll.�trd ata
r"aeon ' nati as cvi"a:.0. --- a leo l !n pond, -,the
ra1M' l4ttdr - neyy R:..t;r:.rl, i. xall =Kris
s
tat• R'li e o tidal- it i,alota4'ai1 with .mt.
P.gatl, lT.h -' ;Mae t~ a Hansa eat
➢ t h leiteethe Relater te%iti t the deer in IPiv
it,„ tend the rand egena.d ace?;.. 11 hat
wa the tee- ht Id' the deo? We would
raked to tealiv r M4lurGie+:;K tai tlai prob.
�t•t�,
Rterat
rrazlr
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OST
i
1 writer Et li
i .
laa'anll;la i'aea
a r" i '"'a R .0., .t,: c j6 R°e' at 0 4taq `rfi L^{ c 0' 4. aaDi Wc►t@?n, the ggt
ulie t{t a •• s t < ; t 4 Stat v.. et . sa r'*➢ ac a ome 1
t^fir est # e ilia tc t.k A 10,,, 'e t $ _¢° stQtot; It your sy',te�a►t lilt It
• lC
IV,» ',�a r 11, r,'iP �l t+'t a pe rt sa yc31+4,-. ati . ;::e5 aIn tt. " . aIt-0`-la b'1 ail a• aaaid ills P
1," r a. n P . tr.. c: a e. ,as I min, . � l Agra �a r.t .e, t 1i1,JX,I . • i�'t taloftttttia" attinvr& ti'4!Ut
e tt a r 1 a a. ibz, to ' arm It; tpwuatw :tit; a tau , 1 ,..
e ta, ,R.. n t ^1°i S' q ?*,,4t 0,5411 Fa, t:a➢,.: 1e;, i 14IIIl6+.i gaIna". C-:ITZr, for inTeat.uttlt l teint,
131 Ne6a+r sCllottaIng. ' ,e.
There is e, vast clituRera n iia ' th
conduct of a ;alai; and a wowaaa re a new
t;lothee, When fa woman t.rtS a new
;illi;. h1:0
i11101110,113tPly 711114V05 ere tu?tlit+. ... _ a � . � .•
:N arva promenade: mall fe-:e home will x n sa, ,a ;.°t, q.( at r( e..1.. a • c ,a= °-..1 ,--, 4p. ® .,l' _ - 4..- 9a w .-:;,04.-+i
WA': cauda ta3a i lv along a t~ rtsvt;a>r1
pthoroughfare, receiving iffe It ikvitul»:(e,
"of iZoy every tette ;belles ►vtan+tan s e an i 1
/dr Sa artlrnlsj:' Luc: ra Heal; is to tidier- AND -4
ne. Ile wont put flu his now dna el. PARTY
a after (lark:, ';ten he give down t
eafinea^ala as to almost a aa� ate the�°�"'�` 10 V
aaapre cion thee: he it si;aruiting along.
FULL ' LINES OF CONFECTIONERY ON
z..;.
News.
l�:te urot +Pa.
I alnizol+,o eco tlae .'*V. can Auf.rafit
°
2$t1a. Lair+ x :.' ' \ nitn..t. 24 th " to
27,. tiel add far lt.ateeettet, tell.”5; Meet.
teal, etetCn ()ludic... 11.115: and rate :t•n.
alta.+Iy t11
Cent t't'+ . Kemp, O. T. it
":+tanAeott•
The •srt ast:.►i 1 a of . Mrd
a . , 1 L
eeie, ; a;ain bayaet;-, jai thi; t
b •tie➢ dead . ed, The Itu tees; r.eali tante
after luta tarried on I:sy Ain Lovett, \1r.
le evett thoroughly undetetautle. his bus
euesaa,atud all these loving dealing with
nit will .foal him ata hoeeeal+le gentle-
man to dotal with.
Grund Re -union Picnic.
On \t ednesduy ;:ext, Father Kelly
y
will hok his annual mention picnic; in°
the beanti£ul en.ove of :11r, John Deice
-Pay, 21 miles east of the Mundt, sat
Limerick. Ail those who wish to spend
tea enjoyable day,cannot do better than
ea attend Tickets, with chance of a
valuable prizr,ouly 25 ets. Diener will
he. served on the grounds for '_'.,rs emits.
Everybody attend.
HHensel] Races
ens c s
On Monday,Sept, 'rcl, Ilensall dria•
ing Park Association will hold their
first fall races. The prizes offered in
the differnt races are .large ones and we
we are certain they will be keeusy com-
peted for. All lovers of spora' should
avail tliemselve.s of the chance and
visit Hensall on 3rd of corning month.
Reduced rates on G. T. ,1 A.will be
Made on the, above date.
He. is Here..
That "arnoosing little cuss," the
house fly -as Artemis Ward would
Wye said, • is, now in perhelion. Ile.
comes down' upon us like a book agent
and. boasts of an equal pertinacity.
Philosophers say all things have their
-uses, even the house flies, but we, who
have had ample opportunities of ecu-
sideying- the -natter have arrived at the
conclusion that the only place they
would have a. ghost of a show to he
utiTzed,, would be at that place where
the poet Dante is said to have called
and which he aptlytttdeeeribes in the
tei:("ae .t ,
itas
ce It lul. ail aid e a .t° a 'c,f thet{tatruatli, fair
Iota"l°� I A ir,i4y d.,et piled the oast on- 1 when hreXtrice fiat/e hisgreetir he tries to:
furl ankle t vte1' eMno tl to'tl101a0'1"9,•. mot, 'whited a. malty lemon and halt's!.;;
The great Wolverine Mineral, veat+"'r ' aas ?tri two. „VI ;late titrate ho is trying to
,ORDERS •1'.1.0.11 'Ti: '-- ATTENDED
1f he zees u t )wti at, the owner he will ,
slip 1�wr ee thee- way to Avoid th4eF'.�t, taud'. lte' oor iI1Z+C>I"th off: 13e11's
'alre;llion, for I:itee;turat'teltt,t."ytsu
are ntil►tetd°d, e':ill ;hill rut, the agent,
Iii.01an; .".:fli:Te a l:ti(eta�a
e r
A Pro. le to Solve.
father- -not .a ntilliortnire•-.- h t at,
lift?;da•actlt a ;masher of el.ildren ar.d a
tyit'cit; :suit; to .atm divided among thouat; rel14,M •. :-.the eelh -,ti to rteeeis e t i0Q;
sun: �a+se-tstatls - f the rentsinder; the .
*Tonal child :0200 and ottc,•tteutlt ut'
what then remained; and. tat an each
a"11i1i1 to receive x$'104 more them the
;sites itestttedieta ly preceding, and thea
one -teeth p, rt of that which :still etY..
StP:tiPatet?�
'nen thedi+� kion took plain
iu -;•tis Aa= :n, that all the children t
ca yo the same amount. How' .many
children were there and what auran.PPt
did each receive,
Good And Bad•Farmius. to
There is one marked featurein far
in; that a <ye:r Iia: n�t
this brings ocis
tinctly,s ays° au (;whange. tltaod farm-
ers have good crops and poor farmers
have no crop at all' to speak of. This
is generally the else, but not in such a
meltde ree as, in a year like this.
Meet
er *who feed lots of good feed and
have any amount of good manure eau
always have a crop, while men who
treat to rain to rot` their straw -stacks
to make manure cannot get a crop half
the time. It is a case of the survival
of the fittist. Ltd Cannot produce
unless it is; nourislied.,
Civic Holiday,
Friday last was our Ciyic Holiday.
The day was soresvhat cloudy and a
a slight shower of rain fel]. The major.
ity of our residence availed themselves
of the chance of the cheap trip to Sarn-
ia, which was held under the auspices
of the Exerer Lodge, A. 1'. ds A. M.
Nearly four hundred tickets was dis-
posed off here. Those who attended
the excursion report a' first-cless and`
enjoyable time. The ' village during
the day presented a deserted and for-
saken appearance, ass" those who did
not."take ih" Sarnia and Port Huron
were fishing &c. Eferybody reports of
having. spent- an excellent time, and all
wish• that. Civic 1 oliday would como
around .oftener. `
;appear as if the .-quit was eta auaswt.is
tall., mid all the svlarl: ho realizes:• Ile
an, kiae,r a f.tilure of it. -
hall Match.
tt•rtlev the "Irish Niue" baseball
c:le b, of L.tsteau visited our town t' std.
played a frielay, game with our club..
The game was a very interesting one
throughout and was witnessed by a
;;nodly Haunter of epee tatvrs. "pinta' nierble edge, and is justly 1►y lams called
following ss the score:-- "The Orowi' ng Work of My Life."
11
AND.
KES
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h;' iN-STREET, EXETER.
OL DIS CHAS.'S
I
NEW REOEIPT BOOK.
His Last & Crownlr.g Work
Dr. Chase's Third, t and Complete
.teat jt 13o,� and Household Ph +sieicu, or
the: Book fur tbo :Billion, contain; nearly*
900 peeve and sella for 42.23 in cloth bind-
ing and 83.30 ix: allupurtei oil cloth,
Llr"L.t.N 1 3 4 5 0 7 8 <t,.1)1.
Kenney, 1 1 1 0 0 0 '0 0 0--3
Robineou, 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1-5
Edwards, 0 1 1 0 0 1°0 0 1-4
Fox, 000000000--0
Hawkshaw, . 1 '0 0 0 3 0 0 0 1=-3
Collins, R. 100010000 --
Quigley, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 '0 0--0
►Iackltn, 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-1
Collins, 0 1 1 1 0' 0 1 00 0-
--
Totals.
--Totals. 4 4 4.2 2 1 211 '3 22
EXETER;; 123456739t'1.
Tait, 0 1 0 1' 0 0 1 0 &--3
Eaerett; 1.10 0 0 -0' 1 0 0 ---2
Bissett, 1 0 0 0 `el -' 0 0 :0' -5
Lennox, 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 -5
Shipley, 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 -5
Carling, 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 -5
Oke, 0 0 1 1 '0 1 1 0• -4
Anderson, 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 -.3
Hight;' 0 0.0 1`..0 0 0 -2
Totals.. 2 2 5 3' 4 61'5 1 31
*Innings not:played.
Briefs..,
-Yesterday the .weather was ,quite
fall like.
-Mr, .john Spackman spent Wed-
nesday in the county 'town.
-The Gale Sulky Darrow EOo'y-r• is
at present stationed at •Walkerton.
-Reduced rates ell''along the L. H.
4 B. to Hensazll races on• Sept. 3rd.'
• -Misses Lucy and 3;essie Sottthoott'
is visitingfriends iii and around Blyth.
-A number of ' otir ' citizens and
families picnic' at: Grand Mendto-day.
t..
I'. -Mr, Laramie, at one time a resi-
ddn-t of this place, was .: in town sin
Wednesday;
It is the result of over half a century's
observation, s.uciy and experience. Yet
this erbodiernno compilation of his former
hooks. IT ISWIIOLLY A NEW BOOK.
If 30 years ago he could produce a book
that has had a sale of aver fifteen hundred
thousand copies, and has made his name
fatniliar,in nearlyevery English-speaking
hutue 3r the United States, 'Canada. and
thousands of homes in Europe, Australia
and Set;1h America, what sawn eldt book
could or would. he produce as his Crown-
ing Life Work, ivixa moan THSIt THIRTY
YEARS oS ADDITIONAL PRAQTICE AtcD ES -
PE s CEi The book itself answers the
question, and is the most -valuable pro-
duction in the history of book publishing.
Vf1UTIQN Unscrupulous and pirating
8•
publishers are attempting
to sopy this book by taking portions of it
outt and palming it `off nn the public as
thecomplete work, We own the manu-
script, purchased from. Dr. Chase's' heirs.
Seo that you that you get the GEU1NE
book. See that it has our name on the.
title page and is copyrighted by us.
Agents Wartteda' Big Terms:'
F. B. DICKERSON & Co.,
Ain Office, Detroit, ?'Rich. Windsor,Ont.
Published in both Enelish and % man.-
p2da-6w•.
P ATE .NST ,
&auecsts, Rd-asstaes and Trade -Marks ehcured.
and all other patent causes in the Patent
Office and before the Courts promptly and
carefully attended to.
Upon receipt of Mode: or Sketch of In-
vention, I make careful examination, and
advise as to pattentability Freeedfaeharge,
Funs MoDERAT;, and I make Ne charge
ec Information
unless patent , is secured. ,
advice and special refrences sent on appii
cations -
J. .LITTELL; Washington, D. C.
oappbsito F. t. S. Patent ()Me
ADVICE TO NOT/MRS.
Ire you a1 turbeantnit htonobroken (Kew*"
Neat by a-slek ehlkt s'tati+rinA Raulcrylotroltn
path of a ttii meth lr a.ti. send. at once aan,¢
yet abntueet:lates.W
-misttycxi(s bountlnehnCe intuwn.D"nlrB,ErXlTtvrlaeibaUctopteOnI.ao.ocwlOsO5ssvTnSa2iutotiT4u$ni1on&eSVr.nUttei.
aa:eabepns.,u.osnug.sLlohea8,#hreaetennu
wl
td,canguIeel'egybooaahrniii a•
;system. W lxow's
pwsc1ripionoopcansahosteaued
femme nurses und',phya¢ai¢ane in tho Un►;.Htt
;tatoa, and is for ease by azl ciruPtgtste t uu
ttho world. eir-ice r5 coats u oottle. .
NOTE E 1
Amuse. Yourself
and friends, bar
hunting (It famil-
iar
ami -iar' faces in the
Griew of the proces-
sion
sion taken b3,
eVi�.30" 3NT XCD-
R
An. 8x-10 Pho a ei i
to r 1 c view for
n p
25 cents, Everybody should ha`re one
ON •
S rNTI40
111 1 r'SIt-(1'1E'
B 1sss trJBROS I«VER ).
First -Class Horses and Rigs.',
Special Rats with' Comine •
cial•Nen. ,
Orders •• left` at- I3ISSETT' BROS'.`•:
Hardware Store, will recent'
prompt ,attention. • •: -
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