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The Exeter Times, 1887-7-21, Page 84U'RA NC z;$T ki4,1LI011, AG1NT FOR WS78"1 BBNASSUltaleel. C'QAS fiTenoute ;also for 1hePlesleaux. alum FANOlOst3iahlPANYJitlouden, l:neilanct, tiroltOYALC;ANA.DIAN,ofMontreal, teed the B1UTIS?dl,l+lltxltiC Ialk.'t, ASb1.rltANCl'. CON, PANT,. of Loudon, Reglaud, established 18jf. Assets over .02,000,000; el,tilne and bonuses Paid ever 510000000 13xavtttas, Asad Rar toil Bras, ollange Q all ., in nrtother ooltInih. ;L es berries are SOW et So :per lb, Tlie ^ pin yii ^ to t §came, 'r are beg m h 4 h vi 1 fro t of Mr, .Tallies 1, zakwld is ha• rug t1 a n leis business rencisee repaiuted. "Slabs stree�is being gravelled, n! d roadsvory auileaspt t4 Piliive over, tl olaleeSt Meeting.' The g011rl0 l inet'b * al dei" Of the Reeve, et. Ole ¥arleet RQuso; 15th July, 1887, The R;eege And OounQillQ,le d'gluls and Carling were present. The lnulutes of the, reviQlla meeting were reed, incl confirmed.: (Todd hQ Conty Clerk:, steting that 5.539.12is required from ",t1)is eorperetion for Court ptwposes aticl front the ,see y of the TO 4100 041tcr of the water fl'ilher,., IPPAn Srit •-Rlndly 0110ir Pict short spaces in your' paper tocorirect� a ifeleeheed which appeared a itte. geek :, 11aliGs denhtless sent tQyouby some. spiteful ,individtilih au. refereiaee Wan istbleebedied ureelseelie lash. lug au Bald Qsipple iu :a frightful Manlier, with a Week anake kklip. Ili the that phsee the poor' unfortunate was not crippled rn S ttt SS A �+edetrn�r party drove south yesterday �, y v � h not lolled o t 1v o u •' i 0 i of e however; e a Pis las d o• s e � 0 ci u li r, heel Bowtd rows >:tiln ��, Q f i tQ gu. 13eeeh and I t cri tuts will be plentiful p l bore �i� a� S ut of ! a sl ht „ hoc . D, d �' i manner, b b e i mark read i "1 fate i k ul ea w 1t, 1 f r tf 3 �. trees are heat 1.1 "1adGin, tu' os were #Y> by g Y �t this aai, 'Ilse 1 s Y 1, b. Carling, seQQidOd h P. Johlzs that ' ou his upper lzp, lvhiah I (rave to try to atop r r , , .,- i 1 C 4 i e al. � L C L'V'G1Y,S. 11 c seal/ b n tc ' Q 1 7 1 orders be grunted far the follewiug stuns hie blasphemous language, \y1iieh ire 1•s so pr, 13rowvufug, has the Spic AgotEa3' in disturbing the uietud of the Village n o l tot ` ' t'. ' -"for eiz )oases ' notedfel.• it was a 500 earria'e whip I used Exeter, for the above lessee• They aro the Qonsrdorzi baseball dv ce ted b ibis baa ti ul 0 1 1 only oreseopinmalidedb the President end old nnar.kot s val•e• R. FI, Collins, $t a r as was stated y 0 u t rpp ed ,, y ,t o s * cit Lu- +Vlaa l res;dont s of the ikiodloal Assoeiti u . A nlatcll will ha played atrium , - .. et s Sivo'iertoti' $28 ox art ze 1 court, prier to his beiu sent to of the tc. r• e b law , 4. no r , w p aril z n , P, $of Canada, and alt the lest llug oculists • 1i 11 r1 ey between a club from Ailsa • >, 1 m o e, world-wide reputation for cal a l+r d to Ottawa, icC, P. R, the TteQte X30 geol. New -7:r Dditore soo meet t. b age. ihp : hava a tvord wt _ } and one o LlQau. sea U_..w\ ' c hl lit.. i r est:'on w s. so. t to e •in that .aid to vision whwc?i all other g t expellees to ottalwn end Lon Ton, do, Ja 1 lieve that the, acv i Ta t, w u . d, Cott 11 i p r, r •.. i , c .. i lenses tea to give, Beware of iroiteti011S, as, be - Messrs, Wood Bros. shipped from Thom sour u0 fol street watering, E 1, you more ,or ttiQ;purpose of huiltng spite at the areIn the niricet. ii, I�atnanco'e Speo- tercla a oar 'load of )rune 2 fail •inn pelts; John (,xou1C1, me thou It was to #urnislt you with i.uGeres- t ti y . lv' o. lassos are marked 13,T.., witty- Exeter 1 es ?l Bisset ,X44, 0, c n p l oleo 1sT ,y g cattle for the eastern marlsets. $4,05, lumber; audt p. of Stephen, al5 to ting newe, or heap sympathy upon the poor out wbieh pone are onutue,-and pebbles aro • . ,. 1 r o • saysat a stampotlPebbles. Po not be deceived by any t Goderioll on the 12th the Exeter brass assist in su ortrn Sam. Ford. ; Mr. Prouty cripple, lo, ] olur iuf iuiaut that s ala b • ctrl simii. Ap . agreed to ra civilized con utwiuit • ,should rat tronas stamped Pebble -glass -0r7 y s iin11 bond was tatcazl for the Seventh Fusilier in behalf of the tip. of Stephen g d l y oauduct in a a 5 Tants)•� rn value• -11P., SRO WIU , Soleil Sand ofLondon. a like sum aS the village in aid Of Sallie. be tolerated ; but he did not say, naitber rolt 1 z lar. Ealrl a les have bepu blielrted by an Forel. Mr. John Rantou and others ad- should suoh au Insane cripple, Of .aoorse - inse�t nInI the once promising abundant dressed the council conceruhig drain on not, Snell things have been tolerated here 4 p r samecripple otl r. yield has been turned adversely. MainStreet, recommended that the seinebefore on the pp and zo s 1 Why eaunot there be a base ball club or- course be adopted as north end of drain, have known one man to knock another down anizecl here? There is plenty of good mat- namely, private subeoriptione from those 1 for a g1eat deal lesa, and in another case, ailue ret on times, from any port of the County, items of local 'news, such shj ee- c'idezts,or any anterealms fncldeut:what ever, from any of ourslibserihers or reed - ere yellitrally for the peewee of pu§lic- athon,. TEN CENTR iluritue for first fuser tom, and FOUR CENTS per line for each subsequent in sertion will be oleargod fo eetieO5 appearing in this column. Vie• THURSDAY, JULY 14tH 1887, anal out of which a good club could be rims- mostly benefitted, to aid fo payment. The where a person lashed another with a whip tercel, clerk to ask for tenders for heating appar- stock until he fell to the ground, and dyer LOCAL HAPPENINGS. GS. Mrs, Phoebe Sweet of Huron et. Exeter etas for town hall,. The road Inspecter to drove over him with a buggy and let him eight feet. Main street. The council adjourned until the doctor's oare for some thee. The men JUST Received a complete stook of Truses, unday bathing is quite a common occur- gall of the Reeve on motion of T. 13. Car-`' who Nero beaten 0n the two occasions men - Shoulder -braces, Supporters, coo., at the route with the boys and youths. Are they Centrad Drug Store, C. LUTZ, Peopitnlroa. Without exception,the best and cheapest Lines in Boots and Shoes WE .have as yet seen, can now be had at C. Eacrett's. Child renes, Carriages, Express -wagons, also best leather fly -nets. Harness, trunks and valises constantly on band. Give us 0 call before purchasing. Butter and eggs taken in exchange for goods. Also a first class House for sale. C. EACRETT. has a pea -vine in her gerdenjwhichmeasures to see after sidewalks needing repair on remtu.0 without aid, and the man was under Stop it at once. 'What ? That cough which is troubling you. Call at the old stand, Dr. Lutz's Drug Store, and procerc a 25 cent bottle of Hallamore's Eapeotorant. This preparation Lae been the popular cough mix- one. The agents however say that it will take many years to fill the country. A barn belonging to Mr. D. Mill of lot D. concession seven Usborne, was struck by lightning Sunday morning about 3 o'clock. Several tons of hay and a new cutter were consumed with the oatbuildings- The "Ontario" of the Beatty line will will leave lxoclerich on Friday, 22nd inst. fou Manitoba and all points north. Apply to Capt. Geo. Kemp for further particulars and excursion rate tickets. Messrs. Peine of Zurich, and Moffatt, of Centralia, appeared before Police Magis. trate Williams on Friday last and acknow- ledged having sold liquor contrary to the law prohibiting such. They paid $50 and only at elections to the Legislative costs each. not aware that by doing such, they are violating the village by-law, The corner stone of the new R. C. church at Offa will be laid ou Sunday, July 24th. The ceremony will be imposilit, and a large attendance is expected; Rev. Father Kelly, Priest. The iteral last week stating that Mr. Niilert's case of an infraction of the Scott Act hacl been dismissed should have read decision reserved. One would imagine while driving through the country and seeing the number of self• binders at work, that every farmer owned tura of Termite for over 25 years. It invari- ably gives speedy and permanent relief from all colds, coughs and chest troubles. It is safe aud pleasaut,alwees sure the worst of coughs to quickly cure. Fruit jar corks, gem rings, sealing is ax, insect powder and sticky fly paper at the Central Drug Store, C. LUTZ, Prop. The Voters, List. The voter's list for the village of Exeter just printed, centime the names of 500 persons eligible to vote at both Municipal elections and elections to the Legislative Assembly ; 35 eligible to vote at Municipal elections oily ; and 16 eligible to vote Assembly. There are 33 women voters; 1 Mr. Herb, Wright, book-keeper, of Chi - 11 land owners' sons ; 5 wage earners, and 5 income voters. There are 204 persons eligible to serve as jurors. In all there are 557 voters. -- Things Which Fatigue Us, The same old story. The 9S in the shade weather -The The following contracts in connection fstories told bythe hers. -A local with the new Trivitt Memorial church have rog a 11g been awarded: -Rubble stone work, brick- laying and plastering, Messrs. Howard and Bawden and Messrs. Heilman and Evans of Exeter. Wood work, W. H. Reynolds, Hensall, Ohio cut stone work, James Hobbs London. On Saturday last the thermometer stood 95 degrees in the shade and the weather was pronounced the hottest of the season• I t is wrong to permit large dogs to run at large during this hot weather, and we think owners should be compelled to muzzle them during such extreme heat. Women and children are in danger of being bitten. The libel suit of Mr. John drown against sreGillicuddy Bros., of the iluron "Signal" will be tried in Toronto. We want a couple of thousand dollars damages from the Sig- nal, for inserting an item a couple of weeks ago that the Times was defunct. It is well that the treasurer hves on the shores of lake oago who is at present rusticating in and around town with the Balkwill boys, for- me r residents of Exeter, speaks very highly of our village, and he says he would prefer living here rather than in the U. S. print advertising itself on a funeral notice. -Big clogs without muzzles. -The bor- rowing of newspapers. -The weeds and thistles that are allowed to grow in many vacant lots. -Our band master working so hard; to save his hay. -Bicyclists mo- nopolizing the sidewalk. Personal. -Miss Geddis, of Eagle River, Mich., is at present visiting her sister Mrs. B. S. O'Neil for a few days. Mr. John White, son of proprietor of this paper who has been at- tending the Windsor High School for the past year and a half is home spending the summer vacation. -Miss J. Blow cf Wind- sor is at present the guest of Miss M. V. White. -Mr, W. J. Bell who has been attending the Hamilton High School, for some time is spending vacation with his Huron where he can cool his' heated brain parents here. -Master John Graham, poll of once in awhile. Rev. James Graham, is homespending the The comity jailor says that the prisoner summer vacation. He is at` tending High Clark, who was taken to the couty jail School in London. last week, is the bust who has been impris- __ Swimming on Sunday.oned for the offence of cruelty to animals. Last Sunday being rather a nice dayH'e says it is a new departure to sentence a and the weather not cold a number operson to jail werefor morecg strict offence,in ts butp ift ma_ristrates i u this respect boys and youths of the village who ought there would be less complaint on the part of to know better, went to the river near the public under whose observation it conies. Pickard's Mill, and indulged in the plea- sures of a bath. After disposing them- selves for sometime in the limpid depths they appeared to forget that people could hear and began yelling like a band of Sitting Bull's braves. The people living inthe vicinity are compiaingof the nuisance and attest that if such conduct is repeated they will have the police arrest the young law breakers. We will not give any names this time, but if we hear of further complaint the names will appear in print. The Trivitt memo -vial Church. The contracts for the mason work, wood work, slating and cut stone of the Trivitt 11Iemorial Church are all let, and the material is being placed on the ground. The generous donor, Mr. Trivitt, is aim ing at one object only the beauty of the building regardless of the cost, As the magnificent structure grows foot by foot, the people of Exeter will be able to form an idea of tho ornament to the town which the piety and generosity of this gentleman erects. The arch over the western door of the tower will be suppor- ted upon four pillars of red New Bruns- wick granite with pedestals and capitals of Ohio sandstone. The bell floor of the tower will be reached by a spiral turret stair, and the cresting on the roof of nave and chancel .will be constructed of tiles battlernetitAl like those upon the town and aisles of Exeter. Cathedral, England. -- Another Called 14way. We record this week the death of the • for pigs: feed. Speculators occasionally ling seconded by D. Joliet, tioned above were churn. Such conduct M, 13Ac1LETT, was allowed to go unnoticed, Mr. Editor 1 Clerk, have been a proruiuenl resident in3our Gown for a number of years and have not conduct tod myself as others here. I have always paid 100 ceute on dollar and did not get out "quick, quick, quick" as some predicted ; and I would say that if your informant who was too cowardly to put his signature to the item, would use such tamelwe language toward me I would be inclined to treat him to a slight cooling. Yours rosp'y, J. B. MATTIOE, Abled bodied mechanic. i\lany towns in the neighborhood have appointed their civic holiday. A baseball match between several of the young men of the town took place on Fri- day last. Three innings were played, the score standing ten to ten, a tie. The fol- lowing were the players :-J. Balkwill, 'Chicago ; D. Tait, A. J. Snell, L. U. Dick- son, E. Cosh, J. Howard, Exeter, composed one team, F. McDonell and H. Balkwill, Chicago ; John Hyndman, T. Oke, J. Elliott A. Hastings and T. Tyndall, Exeter, the other. The playing on the part of all was good. The tie will be played off some day next week. Some one of the staff of would-be od- itors who contribute items to the local print accuse the TIDfES of copying locals week after week. Tho allegation is not only false, but was made with a know- ledge of its being such for the purpose only of getting free advertising. We challenge any one of the staff' to give a single instance of the Txnxas having copied a local; and we will buy the purported editor a new hat. We can prove how- ever that locals which appeared in the TXMEs have been published in the "suck- ling" word for word but not until 3weeks after first appearing. We would be too happy to publish a few of its locals and give credit for the same were they correct or of any account, but when we can turn to the bric-a-brac column of a daily and get the same items we would prefer do- ing so. As our rate for advertising is ten cents per line, we wiil not take notice of such twaddle in future unless the cash accompanies the solicitation. THE EXPLORERS. Enjoyment Intermingled with Hardships. A doeen of young men of sporting pro- clivities, four from Chicago, Messrs. J. and H. Balkwill, F. McDonell and Herb Wright, as well as many Exeterites, betook them- selves to Black Creek on Saturday last for the purpose of engaging in their favorite sport -frogging, The company arriyod at their destination early 111 the afternoon, and after getting the tackle in proper shape com- menced fishing. For a time the frogs leaped with open mouths to grasp the hook baited with red flannel, and many were captured ; but as soon as Herb Wright came along and began pulling the bottom from the water's course, the frogs became indignant and were reluctant to peep above surface. The party walked several miles up and down the creek and endured hardships not to be equalled among the Reeky mountains ; they had sev- eral encounters with giant mosquitoes, some members of the corps faring the worst of the battle. No sooner would they get the mosqui toes overpowered, than something else detri; mental to the pleasure of the sports would The Canada Company reduced the rate of turn up. Amongst the most serious of the rental on -111 new leases with the right of oasualities was the narrow escape from drown - purchase from six to five per cent perannum , ing, of our worthy sport, N. Dyer Hurdou. He had managed to induce a monster frog to grapple the hook, and while endeavoring to land the same, the snag upon which he stood turned slightly and caused N, Dyer to fall backward into about 10 feet of water. His yelps for aid were most frantic, and while they frightened cattle grazing in fields about a mi•e distant they brought many willing hands besides his brother sports, to his assis- tance. It would indeed have been a difficult matter to have determined where he had gone down, had not a few feet of a twenty foot pole which he used towered above the water. He was finally rescued from the water, the usual treatment to half drowned .critters gone through, and then hung up to dry. The work of angling was resumed and continued undisturbed until echoes of "pull me out" were heard, With the utmost e pedience a detachment of the party waS a hand, sorry to notice that Thos. Acheson had gone down with a bucket of frog limbs in hand, He was reached after considerable arriving in Exeter Saturday last much to difficulty, grasped by the head and pulled his sunrise. She says she will remain from the mire presentii,g a very picturesque here until he returns home with bet, appearance, and we have seen persons more blissful than he was at that moment. Hav- ing again got the two ur'fortunates fixed up, fishing was proceeded with, but destined to a short period. One of the, number, Herb Wright, was missing, and as the words pas Times says, and in Toronto on Saturday 0 sod round none remembered having seen commission merchant offered 300 bushels of him during the previous hour. It was them for $50, but there were 00 buyers. thought that he was lost in the woods. His The same potatoes, if markettedtwo months whereabouts was sought iu vain and when ago, conld have been sold at a 'handsome the searchers had almost decided to give up profit Now they will likely bo disposed of the search, one of the young men discovered him lying behind a stump, combatting vigor- ously with the mosquitoes, Upon examina- tion it was found that he had received a black eye and ,• a badly swollen nose. The march up stream was continued and during which Mr. John Balkwill; while cross- ing the stream ori a small log, slipped and fell into the water, wetting himself to an ex- tent not at all desirable, At this jum.eture it Nag seven o'clock and all differing more or lest from hunger, a proposition was made that the crowd return to the village, which wee carriecl out. They all attest, especially the Cliioagoites, having had a profitable if and of new leases the interest deposits in Saving Banks has been reduced to five per cent. Leases dated prior to the' 1st July will go on as before, that is, .both rental and interest in. Savings Bank will continue to be computed at six per cent. Farmers have commenced cutting fall wheat. They report the crops hi some places far below the average, the straw being short and the berry small. From appear- ance there will be an averege yield if barley, while oats are very thick and will, gener- ally, yielder large percentage over other seasons. The weather so far this season has been most favorable. A young gentlemen recently arrived in Exeter from the eld country, Leaving his wife and family behind him. He is a rather comely person and soon became a favorite with the fair maidens of Exeter,.. paying particular attention to those of his choice. By some means his wooing got to the ears of his wife, who at once set sail for Canada, Farmers and commission men who refused to sell their stocks of potatoes a few weeks ago except at very high prices have been "nipped." Old potatoes are now offered at from 250 to 00e 'a bag, in Hamilton, the MARRIED, An BERT -Hisixorox .-In Goderioh, ou Jttly 12th, 1887, by the Rev. tx. R. Turk, Mr. Joseph Albert, to Miss Ellen Hamilton, of St. Marys. MEOEINn,-ANnEBsox,-At the residence of the bride's mother. Orediton Road, Stephen Township, on the 20th inst., by the rector of Exeter, Rev. S. F. Robinson, Mr. J. .hosiery Gloves and Parasols Mocking, of Usborne, to "Miss J. Ander- C�• 4 rr J�lsJk f'if � Having purchased a Choice lot of Dress - Goods much below their Value, are now of- fering them at Very LOW PRzcr;• . llow Dross Goods ALL COLORS, Brocaded and plainSilks MUSLIN'S PLAIN AND FANCY -NEW LACES, sou, of Stephen. M Just Received DIED. SADDLER. -In Usborne, on the 15th inst. James Saddler, aged 64 years and 11 in es. erixsus.-In Exeter, on the 17th inst., Eliza- beth, wife of Thomas 1lliuers, egad 28 yrs. and 4 mos. SALE REGISTER. TUESDAY JULY 26TH. -Household effects, die., the property of J. N. Hooper, James St. Sale at one o'clock. John Gill, Auctioneer. MARKET REPORTS.. EXETER. (Corrected a t5 o'clock pan. W eduesday, Falltiarlay \Vnon , 070 to 76 Spring Whet,,, 0 60 10 075 ,•, 0 40 .to 48 Oats ••• 0 30 to 30 Clover Seel -.- 4 50 to 5 OU Timothy 1 50 to 2 00 Peas 0 50 to 0 51 Corn 058to060 tlggs •„ 0 16 to 0 16 f3nttei 12 to 0 12 Flour p e r•b b l ... ... ... 00 t o y 55 •Potatoes,perbushel.-. ... 75 to 80 Aplilea,perbag 40 to 0 50 Driedapplespr b ... 0 04 to 0 00 Cieeeo per 16. ... ........:1 .. ... 0 06 to 0 06 Turlrep per lb 0 08 50 08 Deeks pct re pr 0 20 to 0 30 Chickens per pr ... 0 20 to 0 40 aogs,dressedpor700 ,.. .., 5 30 to 5 70 Beef - ,•, 4 00 to 5 00 Sidesroubg, ..- ••. 5 50 to 5 50 dressed ... 6 00 to 6 00 Sheepskins each ,. 0 75 to 1 CC Calfskins , , ,,. 0 50 to 0 70 Wool per lb 0 20 to 0 21 aaypertou ... ... ,., 800 tol000 +wuionsuerbush ... ... 0 00 to 0 75 Woodper cord ,., .,, 2 50 to 3 00 ST: MAI1YB• Furnished by Messrs; Carter, Son ei 0o. Fancy at 75 to 76 Spring Wheat 13ar,sy s5 45 Oats 29 30 Clover Seed 4 50 5 Or Timothy 1 0 2 00 Peas 11 15 Eggs Rutter 15 12 Potatoes per bush 75 80 Apples perbnsh 30 4fi Wool perlb 21 23 Hayypo� tone 800n 8 uO wife of Mr. Thos. Millers, whose maiden ' name was Elizabeth Andrews, daughter of Mr. Philip Andrews, of Usborne, which took place on Sunday morning last after a brief but severeilliess. Deceased I' play tine"hog" game for too long a period. 'Work on the itew town hall is progress - ng nicely, and the',. contracters Messrs. oss Ss Taylor, carpenters, and ?'vans & eaman masons, will have the building ished at time specified in the bonds. some tiinwago contracted a severe cold, Great care has been taken throughout, the which seeming frivulousreceivedbutslight bricklaying being delle with the utmost ea attention, but which in the coarse of a curacy, while the carpenter Work is being few wvecks developed into inflanneettion done rapidly and well. of the lungs. She steadily grew worse, r. Che brickwork is oontpletetl and the car - instil life de artod , etiters are busily engaged at rho wort: of as above stated: ,She i p had attained the age of 28 years and 4 roof ng and bnilcliug the tv000clen part months, and wits hlg==hey esteelnocl Uy all of the tower, no an altogether plsasts time. Tho annual meetittg of the'Lake ,Stnitil w� Who had load© her aullhzailltanC'e. The $heotipg Cluia was held in i1lr, I ittermas- I1ABIES AND CHILDRi±I' , funeral took ()lace on Monday,and aster/ 1, �' bars offiire, Sarnia, ori the -,13th itlst, llleue They aro always catching cold in the head, large 0o11oourse of people fell s ed Vac ,I ' , o v was a good attenclatuce o£ meml�eis and the 1'laco a small of Nasal Balm uN.oaeh remains to their last resting dace in s Ver harmottioits. Jude i . , b 1? mauling Pia y q nostril at night, alse rub well oval ,the })fudge the llblunv111© Cemetery. The l ttsbaucl + • . •k. and lv r. Tur�nbnll ;,of Gito•1 (i. y 1 �h,tdwrro . r , p. � al the nose, and [et us knew;how they aro in olid infant have the sympathy:; of the and ZV,�'Sweet, IT. S. of�.'EsMtters..were ad, thyemorning. '.. .. th mforihanyyeals They eechmuility in this sad bet•eatrelllent milted to tnetnlierehip. Mr.°John Spaek- --•ti ai►'. fore the CHL'APIisT NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. BRAC K and TILE YARD FOR SALE Yard contains Brick Machine, Tile Machine, Largo Shed. All Yard covered, Baro chance to make Money, Post Red and White Clay. 2-t Address E, ABONI,yMr,pITC'/HiELL-. '•:>.� 5whr�E>R ,,�, 'ax`P �1 :1~ ul U111II'ELl9. CLEAINSIi G, HEALING. 4E Curess® CATA J 9 • Co!d hi Hod, HAY FEVER. s ;,x°,,`751 . COLC1-ii� i I11EAD ; STOPS IDropD1nge ftr050 Nasal passages hie t1ZAS�Y TO USE. to the throat and ezcessiee expectoration caused by Catarrh. Sent pre -paid on receipt of price, SOe. and 91. Address Fglq.FOR.l rib C©., Brockvflie, set. N ST.ANLa+1Y'S atit5 1'Uz �� Cft �1 ��I� l �b7 79 PAY STREET, To.ntn4ro, CANADA, -AitD- 18 Jniwxt Sronxn, Lamour, 1J, C., ENGLAND. The Latest Styles inMillinery, also a fine assortment of Scotch and English Tweeds. which are just to hand. FULL LINES of Felt and Straw hats Seed Corn, Turnip seed Hun- garian and Mallet. I3l e4ttlll: 8A4% 1,l,;Te.xlsl lois and the timber thereon.,situate. Wass k o „ ss iia 1 A 1 r•' fA Allen, !; �'t 1 iso It W' t 1 wr sli , 1, the o l well, i3iklivat+,oaruarvdn,Qarnl�UeU, lloivjlync, tthegnteudah, Tahkulnlnnll rid Mills 1 io e 550(1150911n Ieiaud, `1ra the Aistriot of lrU , in the ProviiroeofOntierio,will be otieroll for Sale at ?ubiio Auction in blocks of pup 00005., mole or less, ou the first day ot; ;3c tontber A. az at the Indian Laud (M- aceat i0cwglpclr,t. , ace in the Village of Mauitowening• Teams or Setae .010 nes for timber payable lnoash, price of laud payable lir gash; wi,hes+n a foe also payable iu cash and dues to he } a000rding to'7'arift upon the timber when out. '.l?lie laud on imbei the timber Brows to ve t oondttiona 01 set- soldwith the timber withuu ti At th . Merchant- able and maga 5b lvfe. At the carne time able Timber of not loss than nine , i ObeS n eliminator et the butt, on the Spanish iv neesrvo and Fronde ismer lower Boson, ` will bo ()tiered for sale for a cash bonus and a nual S lie an dues rrgaud rept of 31,00 per square m to be paid on the timber as out, accord nt to Tariff of this department, 1001' full parti011l.lrs please apply to Jas. C. Phipps, Esq., Indian Supt„ Mciuitowauing, or to the tin dorsiqu fd. No o tb or pope r to insert this advertisement without authority through the Queen's Printer, L. VAN1ioueiiiNLSET, Deputy of the Supt. Gen•1, of Indian Affairs• 1)epOttamwn 8uclibuus.1857.irs, A. J. SNELL Merchant Tailor, Has removed to premises one door north of Brownings drug store, where there will bbe fo�iunnnd J Won OF SPRING TWEEDS FOR SUITINGS &c. -AL80- Scotch, English, Irish, French and Canadian Goods. Made up on the SHORTEST NOTICE --AND AT CONSISTENTLY LOW PRICEES i A CALL WILL CONVINCE. 43.. J. SNELL, Graauate of Cleveland Cutting Sethoot• NOTA IT ! DON'T FORGET IT! In order to accommodate our rapidly increasing business we have had to Enlarge Oar , Premises, and now have room to show the aSO7.TED STOCK OF Hardware, Tinware, Stoves,` etc --:IN TOWN :- ((oo)) If you want a STOVE OF ANY HIND, we can supply a and guarantee Prices Right If you intend building, Call and Get Our Prices for NAILS, LOCKS, HINGES, PAINTS, OILS, LEAD, EAVETROUGHING, ETC., IT WILL PAY You. If you want TINWARE, COPPERWARE, or Anything in That Line, you Strike the Right Spot when you call at BISSETT BROS. If you want STOVE COAL, BLACKSi1IITH COAL, SCALES, SPADES, SHOVELS FORKS, MACHINE, AMERICAN on CANADIAN COAL OIL, CISTERN OR WELL PUMPS, (inoo), you will strike Rock Bottom Prices at R� pi �i -"Watchmaker, Jeweller, d:L W t7 4 and Optician. teas the Aor cy feu the sale of the alcove lit i.t ' Ibb u Spectacles in tete Marttet egret them null them ill filo Pint P risrlGvzrta Qtrnf,z'i'zrss they possess, or. the GREAT TEASE and ConllfoXT they eenfer outlet wearers. 'rheic use will in abttality sa steangthen the Rye'' that it does ndt become neceeeary to c ange o . there- inaui was e16et d ane ref the managing Strathroyis to have electric lights, Why , Are thio Best in tiie tWor]dd, 11'ossls. 1 Carlin r• P, C6811,11-, san. �Direetorsf, and 'J4' Jthmes Yleer of hxet0r, ()Windt Eietet put on "1155 as well? The cost.hny The ,.Neuer Tiro the Ey dens and W, Chat dale aro can i.n On was;app. 5'�inted Caretaker for ilio ellrrent a slight, And ;vast I111an37'Yoai' Without Ohange. the i' year, The number of m°inners ,i5 11t sted jliiatori people ere agitating fora ubhlc .ire sliotes;af 7,althetlake 'breezes, the hee[t± to 13, The ',CIub ie. in geed standing, ark,: Chivies is hal ind teeter in tllia 'aril "'he Sighttestoct by our Neetatt ou trout tmlle 'prey tepart the lal.e israt�os as.laezni, er pasusedleyttieleading b:u g v j fi 11y d tib tt ise th t ' cry tefre hibig,an a many o er 005»ee a• wort s18S o pIR,08_ LIN S LOC -THE PLACE FOR - CHEAPNESS, VARIETY AND EXTENT, One of the Largest, Newest, Best Assorted and Cheapest Stocks in Exeter. Mettle. Cloths, Habit Cloths, All -Wool Jeersey Cloths, French Dress Materials, in al the Newest Makes and Colors at Correct Prices, t Black 1J 8hs , OUR BLACK DRESS COODS:-All the Very .Latest Novelties in Feeley Meter'ial and Mourning Goods, as well as all Staple Lines in Black Goods, in All Shades worn this season. Black, Dress and Mantle Sills. Colored Plashes A 5 GOOD ASSORTMENT AN D EXTRA CYLEAP. Mantle Cloths, grand range, Flannels, Blankets, Factory and 'White Cottons, Shirtings, &c„ all bought before the advance in prices and will be sold at LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. If want Correct Goods at Correct Prices, come to you4 I. O,ARLING'S Var 4 )o vy D anti ;Ent i Conp1t ts. TRY OUR GOox. TEA. n h 'Village lob the more b • ever one that has used it to be the best r the `V b Y It is acknowledged3 y,, ° Free. Sanip`ie Parcels, . f BUTTER EGGS, AND ALL PRODUOD T'A1:CEN IN EXCHANGE. .A CALL SOLICIT iD r. ,