The Exeter Times, 1887-9-15, Page 4THU
AY
.$Ir X11;
SE1'T , x,5tl, >rS87
larc=eat of the llublie debt of the
Poulin/OP, on Ailgust 31sli has been issued
nay tho h ala.4e Dep .rtUtent�, The te;a1
gross debt rani; that date. was 4273s020,561.,
' The • iseePts Sfiintoetatef, to $44,535,100,.''
IE APPLE''CILCr1'« leaving the not debt $228,404,40I. The
inerease elf V110 net sle bt 8410 June 30411
The appe'cl+oft all Around ori this cin- is 83467,099. The Oxpeflditare on ct*p-
''uib Sit./e$ ital, ccount to Juno 80th was $5,4.11,045, I'
tmel]t iS pt10r. Tn the �, t.
there well be few apples cltitside of .N'..!‘v
England 1U(l Nenv York, There will
only be a partial croft ;in Michigan, acid
in the Ohio river States the harvest will
be as total failure. In title distriet north
and south to Lakes Huron and Michigan
the yield will be above the average, but
the worm has made sai'41 leave° in ilaost
orchards, and nearly all the fall fruit is
a
fall%ug oli^ Itrelnatuxely Ail
y w Y:
fully cine half the fruit grown in Ontario
is not fit for shipment, but only ,for local
tpticin or turning* into eider vinegar
end ;the expencliturq in July and, Angled
rues $1,1928,190, Making a total of $7,080,
244,
Tlie Imperial Government antioipate
that the new system of registration of
Dritish'horses for use in the event of war
will meet the necessities of the army,,
Maley authorities, however, ,cannot take
i held
"e still andlnel s t
<ti n v-"thebelief >3 n yew,1
thee
,
in well informed circles that should: hos-
tilities threaten, the.I•laiptrial Govern -
anent will be compelled to seek a supply
coneun of horses outside the British Isles. In
Indeed, at this time of tate year the fruit
n 'ro and to the'recent
does not make good cider that will keep. ( systematic attack on g
The fruit is not sufficiently matured, and the Canadian cattle trade in England, it
too rapid £ereieneation.takes place, owing 1 is urged that the renewed outcry against
the importation of Canadian cattle is
really only veiled protection to keep irp
the prices of butchers' meat hastiest coun-
try. It is pointed out that the fact that
the feet that good prices are given at
Smithfield are a complete answer to the
assertion that the cattle are ill-treated on
to high temperature, ;and, the result 1Bd,
thin, watery, hard liquid that- scarcely
snakes respectable vinegar, not having
aufiieient substance in it. An orchard of
all first olass exportable fruit is the excep-
tion and not the rule, and hence every
.avuherb u, t]tttrt;uUt j", 1�'ent.c.,1 uaithdt„'.I
Fel' yyearsT wasin a decline. I had, _ :a the voyage anal landed here in bad con-
ditioll.
*eaklungs, mud suferetl from Bronchitis
and Catarrh. A} el's Cherry P ,ytoral re- '.4.
, •stored me to health, and T have aeon fora
long time comparatively vigorous. In
case of a sudden cold I always resort to •
• the Pectoral, and find s eedy relief.—
Edward E. Curtis, Rutland, Vt.
' Two years ago I suffered from a severe
Bronchitis. The physician attending. me
became fearful that the disease would ter-
minate in Pneumonia. After Irving vari-
ous medicines, without benefit, he finally
prescribed Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, which
relieved me at once. I continued to take
• If the people of Canada want this
,country to be like the United States,
where the few rich men _ necoine enor-
mously rich and the poor grow still
poorer, they 'should go in for comnnoroial
union with that country. That will
bring about the desired result, without
doubt. But we don't think they want
this medicine a short time, and waiveStec: `-
anything of the kind. Canadian people
rr Kings, T,ussets and, G?eell- t entirely free from the fright-
S,pitzenberg, 11.11 b , are alulcs •
fright-
ful poverty ;Which is to be seen not only
in large cities but also itt small industrial
towns in the 'United Status There the
few are richer and more powerful than
kings, and the many are as poor and
spiritless as slaves. In Canada the ine-
giiality is not so Hutch marked. We have
no-eXtremely rich leen--nor do we want
any --and comparatively few poor. Let
the working men note one significant fact.
All those who are now struggling. for
commercial union are mien who are al-
ready rich, but who wish to become
richer. They see in the new movement
an opportunity to make money out of
their investments. They • don't care the
snap of their finger for the farmer or the
workingman who would become poorer
as the rich become r)icher.'
Ings, The early apples should he sparse -
T
ly represent.ecl, and the fall l,fuels a Mere
fraction. The early. summer in quantity
Are nearly, as numerous' as the autumn
kinds. and this year prime Red Astrachan
early Harvest and Duchess of Oldenburg
could be had for $1.00 a barrel -three
bushels. Every other orchard in the
country should be crit clown, and these
;hi useless trees supinlanted by good sell-
ing varieties. There has been a wonder•
fol expansion of our apple trade with the
mother country of late, and only certain
varieties take the market and are suited
the public taste. And. 'this is what our
fanners should try to meet by putting on
to the market the fruit that has the best
tale and commands the highest price.
This export apple trade is worth looking
--After, and of receiving a greater amount
of•attention than it does at present. The
. Colonial Exhibition 'last year opened the
eyes of the world to the superiority of our
fruit, and apple dealers at the present
time in Liverpool and T,ondon are ready
to contract fur large 'shipinents of our
winter fruit. As far as profit is concerned
no crop on the farm pays equal to the
same ground planted with orchard. In-
•
.
deed in an average y e
atlfivee
cisofChoice
apple trees would out -balance all the
grain crops on the farm. But there re-
quires more work, a greater application
of horticultural knowledge, better varie-
ties of apples and more systematic man-
agement. The farmer who judiciously
varies his crops and products, so they
cannot all fall at once, stands on sure
foundation and is certain to draw profit
from some source --and there is no better
investment than a well selected apple
orchard.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
ROYAL ftii ail.
* tl! es rue .:
C4TT
Sir,3'eit;front the'RRrontises of theundareigtn-
el, 'Let Q-,.eon,12,Veborno,on or about duly 83,
bine yeernnes anti 000 two year ol(3, <! h0 twa
year ()hi is of a roan calor. vtte of the; vQiirliug:
steers is a: large red, with white face aaad white
spots on body, two heifers end two steers red,
three heifers spotted, aµd one red and wllit(i
their wilereahonWI Will be, suitably rowardoto
steer, Any person aiviur; iuforineti-on as d
W. fI. Dia,atSg.:ALTS.
(.A. tg.18-H r} Ifirlcton B. 0.
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel of pars•
ity, strength and wholesomeness. More econo-
mical than the ordinary kinds and cannot be
sold in competition with the multitudes of low
teat. Short' weight, alum orphosphate powders.
Sold only in cabNG BARINGPO WDER
CC..nC ash, q
I have used ltverest't Cough Syrup in my
family for two years, and always found it an
an excellent remedy for coughs. colds,
H. J. J. Pettypieoe, Forest.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Townfind it good to regu-
lateThe organs of both .small
and great,
It cheeks Siok .$ealdaohe,
and the woe
That sad Dyspeptics ever
know.
Besides 'tis pleasant to the
taste.
So none need gulp it down
M. haste.
The Crop Outlook.
Rechester, N. Y., Sept. 8.-TheAmer-
ican Rural Horne of this city makes the
following deductions from its crop reports;
As yet there has been'urain,
general ,
and sections benefitted by the slight rains
are again suffering from lack of moisture,
and pastures in large areas have again
ceased. grewinla. Seeding for winter
wheat is greatly retarded, and the low
price of spring wheat is driving
;the- win-
ter wheat growers to the `',all.:Fanners
hardly know what to do. A greatly re-
duced'acreage is likely to be seeded. The
farmers are parting with their wheat more
freely than usual, notwithstanding a low
rice. SpringlvI eat tllreshingsare ;prov-
p
ing unstisfactory both in quantity and
quality much below estimates. There is
no late':corn to be damaged by frosts.' It
is now thought that the late rains have not
benefitted thecorncrop as much as was
anticipated., Missouri has a good crop ;
Illinois and -Kansas ansas show up pour indeed;
and Ohio and Indiana are low in the scale.
Iowa and Nebraska have fair crops.
There will certainly be no excess. Hogs
are unusually healthy, and promise the
best returns to farmers. Cattle are being
rushed to the market in large quantities.
The;nuntination of candidates for the
-vacancy in the House of Commons for'
Charlevoix caused by the death of Mr. F.
rVIARLIIM C
RIFLE
i BEST illy THE
per WOMAN
teed perfectly •�,
accurate and e. absolute-
ly y safe. 'Diode in all
sizes for large or small game.
-:
GALLERY, UN C. ARIA
HI3oarixo AND TARGET RIFLES.
SEND Moil' ILLns'rlt1rEu CATALOGUE.
Marlin Fire Arius Co.. New haven. Ct.
OTICE !
1'O ALL WHOM I°1' MAX CONCE11N '7"
T herohy oeutiou any person giving Pods Qu
mYao0o ua's ten order trona me is
nt unless a v ri t
presented. as I will not be respotlsibid for debts
SO aontraetQd, JOHN HALLS,
Usborno•
(1 -ins.)
L OR TO
OODP.R FORiA h
FARM �
Q acres -snore
or
(�? o mn
VI
BENT -Containing ?
less -all oonvenienoos. .uy person desiring:
a first-class farm will oonsuls their own inter -
este by
nter-esteby calling on or corresponding with
JOHN IRVINE.
Eirktou.
Sept. 8th 1087.1 m.
FARM FOR SAE.
First class, one hundred acres, one mile East
of Centralia,
For Particulars
Apply to
R. HARBISON,
Exeter P.O.
Farm for Sale
rzsitors to theWestern
Shd'ulcl, c
,0,1
all. to Can and seethe 1Viagaificent
•Display, of,
Mantle Cloths and Trirnrnings which we are now showing.
Our Mantle Booms are crowded with the latest
Novelties of the season, and we are in a
position, to show our visitors one
of the best assorted stook of
:Mantles in Western Ont.
A first-olass farm, containing 100 acres, situ-
ated near Brueefield, for sale. Good buildings.
two wells, splendid orchard, good bush, first-
class gravel roads in all directions. Sax miles
from Clinton or Soaforth, For full particulars
1' • IIiotBarristers.
Exe-
ter,
to Elliot t� L &o.,
ter, Ont., or to
IiOBT. BARBER,
Bruceileld P. 0,.
Sept, 1st -2 -in,
ARM 1+Olt SALE. --The under-
signed offers for sale his farm, being lot
14, con. 5; township of Usborue, two miles and
a half from slxetef 100 acres, about 81 acres
cleared and in first class state of cultivation,
the remainder bush in welch there 10 some
very er • valuable oak and black ash rail timber ;
the form is also well fenced. and dr anted ;
there are upon the promises, a ilrstclass brick
hushing house, with first class cellars two
good barn ; two lover £811iup springs and 000
first -Plass orclutrd. For particulars, apply on
`. P1 e premises, to THOMAS S1It 1 ,
rt -fl EXETER o'i'E•:Tt P. 0 ON T.
l r TILE OLD itlCLEOD FA1tM, IN
THE l , of a for solo. It cuu-
1' •'s 1 sin •the wasp a
To all who are suffering from the efiets and i of Lots leo. 2.1 and 12Zurich gral elloacl, Good
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, frame buildings on premises, .1nd all conven
ences; large orchard of fruit bearing trees.
easy decay, loss of Manhood, tC,e, I will send a j The land fs of good quality being ch+y loam.
rece.ipe dint will cum you, FREE OF CHARGE. 1 Good water. Two and rt-ltitlf miles from tleu-
1HE Township Hay, A.C j A R. ID - tains
100 caeca uio1 e o lit i h I It
Oo'
os. Beattie at
176 & 178 DUNDAS-STREET' (East of Richmond -
r st.
Condon, Ont.
SCS* Anson
REMOVED
To now premises west side Main -street
One Door South
of Post Office
Where he Will bo found with
A NEW AND COMPLETE
A GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN MISERY
---1S TUB L08SOr--
O*
A lecture ou the nature. treatment and radi-
cal au roof Seminal Weakness , Spermatorrhma
itt.luoedby Self-abuse, Involuntary Emissions,
Impotency, Nervous Debility, and Innlnepi-
ments to Marriage generally; Consumption,
Epilepsy anti Fits ; Mental and Physical In-
ntpaetty, &c, -By 11uBETT 3, CULVERWEL,
li1.D.
The world renowned author, in this admir-
able lecure,8olearly proves from his own ex-
perience that the awful consegaenee8 of Self -
Abu se may be elfoctuall, removed without
dangerous surgical operations, bougies, in-
struments, tinge or cordials ; pointing out at
mode of euro at once certain and effectual, by
lookof which oval's sufferer, no platter what his con -
di di ion may be, may oaro himself cheaply, prl
ts tiIrately mud radically.
Yrs] tr'I"hi star will prove a boon. to thousands
and tliOnsande,
Sent under seal.in a plain envelope, to any
address,lost•,,riid•, all receipt of four cauls o
Sowed work a speciality. 1 two postage stamps, Address,
Repaiai❑g protnl,tll' atte❑decl to. 7HE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
I
This great remedy was discovered by a mil- salt market. 'rhe property free from all incum-
I{j
y ]
S101111.1
in South America. Send a self -ad- brsIlces. nelsons for lolling: -Going north to
dressed envelope to Itr•,v. Tosson T. 1l'SI,I\ I elm's Foe furtherparticulars apply to this
proem 0011l'U 111 u1'il 0lit i 1', ill sell t,ith n
• r without
Jas. Carroll au indigent resident of con. 2, WIC. WILSON,
Biddulph, was taken to London 'hospital on
Dion S I
Station. D.,YorkCity office or to
c1
t1', Beim .31 od bel dens, Soule day8
since he fell el the fire and received injuries
which is thought will result i.0 death.
01]IT:ll CORRECT.
'I have used Dr, Fowler's Extinct of 'Wild
Strawberry, and have found it the best
remedy I ever used for dysentery and all
summer complaints among children, and I
think rio household' should .be withent.,
Mrs. A. Baker, Iugoldsliy, Ont,
Tne treaty powers have ratified the Liter-
arn and artistic copyright convention.
The Difficulty Experienced.
,fn taking Cod Liver Oil as entirely over-
come iu Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver 011
a isas palatable as
dx o
ho. bites, It
and YP P pP
uatilk, and the most vnluable remedy that has
ever been produced for the care of Consump-
tion, Scrofula Wasting Diseases. Do not
in v0 . and 1 size.
failto tryit, Put p e
�
p
Mitchell •ratepayers -1 n Tuesday voted clown
loan of 3 000 kir six
ro coals to
grant a t3
P
P>
year s, with interest at 4 per cent, per annum
towards the erection of a carriage factory
a:loan of $6,000 for ten years without inter-
est to A, Mulhernu tfc Co., to encourage them
to extend their foundry business ; and a loan
of $10,000 for term of ten years without in-
terest for the erection of a large flour mill.
I. actually br Bove that Everest's Cough
Syrup saved my life.—James Kirkpatrick,
Merchant, Forest P, 0.
The Government scale inspectors are on
their rounds.
Everest's Liver Regulator worsed wonders
on me and made me feel like a new 1nan.
Let•i H. Slipper, Forest P. 0.
Mr. Wm. Patrick, of 21st con., McGillivray
sold to a Parkhill butcher the other day, a
cow, which, when: dressed weighed 821 lbs,
If the sufferers from consumption, Serofa-
polling Sept. 28.
---
The
The Liberals charged Sir
gecin with corruption in his
] ISTRICT`DOINGS,
the Neighborhood in it Concise Form.
Ileusall, P, 0. Ont.
j M ALL FARM FOE. SALE.—The
Undersigned offers for sale 25 acres of good
land, being part of the north part of Lot 17,1st
Con. of Stephen, within one-half mile of the vil-
lage of Exeter. The bald is in a first
class state of cultivation, there is on the premi-
ses tt good brick house, good frame born, god
water, and a luta'-sere of orchard with all kinds
of choice fruits, also a first-elass eider will.
This is a good chance for an00lte -Wanting a
mall farm close to tho corporation where all
kinds of produce meets with a ready sale. Ft r
further particulars apply ou11. theLAIfIPORPremiseTs,, or to
Exeter, P. 0.
Stephen Tcino2987' ft f
Farm For Sale.
The undersigOted offers for elle Farm Lot
number 18, 0013.0, Tp8Stephen, containing 100
acres, 00lan'es cleared, and upon whish is situ-'
toed good Brick House and Kitchen,
Bank
Barn and other good buildings, also a large or-
' drained, and
ovorch,rrd, abundance of water, well dial]r'thin ru a'first-class owestler, Atso NI 18,
y g
con. 0, Tl, Stephen without any buildings.
This is also first-class land and well fenced,
upon which 10 some splendid rail timber.
Terms easy, For further particulars apply to
Crediton P. 0.
GOTLEIB MORLOCK,
GOTFREII) OESTRIcREB,� 19xo cutors.
LUUISAFAIRTZ 111
GE O. 1VIAN SON,
UNDERTARER t
NOTICE.—Parties trespassing, on
the 'Kilpatrick 'property will be prosecu-
ted according to law. JFrrn MoD0 aTonto,
41Aitn St., New York, N. Y. P. 0. Bos, 460'
'Lots, Lots, 1 Lots.
Yeat
CABINET-MAmd,ER9 500 Village Lots
For sale at Reasonable Prices.
Walnut cl; Rosewood Caskets Situation good ; fronting good
ALso Cor iasor Eyi:ax DESCRIPTION
wide streets i also a nutrAitc C of
A Complete Stock of Robes & lrilnlnmgs HOUSES, FARM LAND
Always on hand. FOR SALE.
la and General cielstiity will try .:3c o is Em-. NOTICE L ® pity 7 ! 71'Vi (1 �rT7® C'
sign of Cod Live:; Oil, with hypophosphitcs, 1.� ji L rd�s�.d 't .kms L 1J
they will find immediate relief and a perman-
ent benefit. Dr. H. V. Mott, Brentwood
' Cal.. mita :," I }fare used Scott's Emulsi.nn
' with great edventsge in cases of Phthisis,
Screfnle, and wasting diseases, It is very
' SAULT SAINTE MARIE CANAL.
ONTIt ACTORS intending to tender for works
FUNERALS FURNISEED AND CON-
DUCTED AT Low RATES.
My Stock of Furniture is un-
excelled.
s• -s -GIVE ME A CALL
0 of ; onPtrnetionrof the Canal pro rusod to
T. Cinron, will take plase Sept. 21, and occurrences of the Past,weekTltroughout palatable Pat np iu 50e. and $1 size. ne formed on the Canadian side of the Saint
7 had a ball Goold, on my lungs for' -two Mai 's River,' are hereby informed thatteelders
e to axatntlre t e
— os0nt time au11
Granton en the T Inst:,,November no.
Marys +s people pay17 mills on their Mrs. A. Stewart, of the Queen's E..otel, bel- elf elle specfficatious anal other docu-
electiun for St. l a y 1. P , se meats ere prepared duo noticetvillbo given,
•1urt� of
•ed about J A UARY next, and
ears• evcrytlui tried ituilr;ci mea till I,gnt till be recut f vobellt inn
Theaidrinlph Fall Fair will be held at Eve rest s Courh fiyt up, an< it cnict pie. locality stall no between the pi
Hector Lan- 28t}
Mrs. D. A. Fraser Parkhill P. 0. too early part of xt
i g 1 1 that the ID 001 a h
arsessrrients this year. e ave, left on monthly to visit iolatives in, meat; ere velli than htty0 nue win b r y
keen to cry Mee Amos Doupo . of hirkton,. won,three 1 b xrtel •,`Accompanied by efts. McKenzie incl oxttniiniug them cue bo ftlrutshod wit11 flank
lotller prof
�" at the Ualecivuian games at I;ucknow Mies 4leNauglit0n, of Petrolin who leave forms of tents . order,
is 1 two seconds and one third. ''ate'
a t P. \I. r ; a,.-_ De witmeu
to the Ottawa, "4th Auges,t,18H7. 1,
who will metres. '3 : session at the Snored Heart Convent, Lon- wagon lnrtlter. I have bents malting wagons
bottom, "1Gt , in this ,lace for ;ab,ntt+0 aSi'8 0nr1I s1 fy an
-�. don. which opened on Monday last. 1 y y
'Mr. Dan 1iI,Kay, operator and assistant � "e° lftgtmr3eln Il be9t rrlittm•i�}lta,t' aitillev i rrdti
The following is a statement of the a in v
agent, tor the lttrttfil L years, at the is. Tr.aking rt wagon now for n, man who hvt ono
nn
, years a �n and woo ran it daring �rt �NFf
• la ..,
prizes
N�. :•W
Parties desiring Lancl or
Houses would do well to con-
sult the undersigned,
erns to suit purchaser.
I. CARM.
,
II IC E N T RAL
DRUCSTORE
1 build-
W.Kirkton, DULMAGE,
U b
D D
ecu
• g. before
o • � ,.
lee a another store, and e py ..
ing will clear out a
1TE a.
Lxs
Three 'livers, yet t:lley were
r faits aiiiipair with hiani iu ar
est on Wednesday 'last, nit tamping contests= been spending awn weeks with her. Vlore.
tease. Corruption is bad but lnypoelisy':
A. P, BRADLEY,
Secretary.
Dtiss Idal forte yontt est daugLtel ofTQ j,I( It [ 11 r , isv spent,. a p t of Railways and Canals
Worse. Why not sift these casesPorte, of Lneafl, is at present fttt0nditiw ri
I. q slue, der that has been stn&ted about me as
e1• R.
expenditure n account of , station, Ailea Utah, has been .removed to front 1nLeg
tovenue and <, 1 ..:.,y.•, a agent, with tho
lea act j all that time without repairs (Avoiding r:, nein
the t;r,tl; t.,ll?lntCtl fi1T)cl of rile DUtillnll,71
Acton, a8 1.el tt. 1.1„ a[, r t, N 10 ,rue attcl who lately ,r old the same tai i' •4
from rooms furnished to the Finance
Department up to August 31st:-lleven-
tee for the month of August, 1887, $2,81e5-
11(1; revenue to .;.1.,•st ;July,' .1.887,'-;$2,2071-
079
1$2,207,-
07 9 : total, $,022 4741 Et.penditure for
the month of Angi:sl., 1857, .$2`254,943
expetiditur'e to3lst July,1887,, $2,770,-
S'
2,770,-
7 tota111, $5,031,527.
Iia
of higiigr proutotiou• , veigltbar for $1,, I have now on luuutl ri s 1
Si iiia DTcLend of Parkhill, : ,ss elected slways bad, n, large rluantity. of the very 'rest
p PMiddlesex,ev and ice , none '1 lint the .cast
i a-casonecl`stuf! el , T''
31,26A far ng ,endo of os:iLia 1�G 11 Goods
tli.' vett, flies@ o,mysran (setiocl tncq 'cillo ale tido.
specr;l'lnreling heal Cru Pues:lnc, c wvritte 1nY s:.tisft,'Ctnn. I wn:Ito inspocatoii
lioinyuwt:nitpnus. 'i']te`eleetivn was neees,' and will 1101 0o undersold by any cue. in the — I
itated by tife absconding -of Mr'.----.---..- - county for the same plass -of work, y T
of StjatltrcX,y. � ih- niton •t ILL 16,'57, J0r.N11ili',1 I1Ia:h,
The " tethodists of'Ceiftralia talk of build• To i, ifiOrli 8S+' �aliiiiELLEY'S
inns a;fnetw church, to replace the resent one. �� ' "
+ NEXT ti0tlnt- Scott Act Convention will ''1.> 1, THE 60' DAYS.
y C I
,addlot, late of tiro
1
141 t« �'
lo wilsbi r of t r,boiuo, lt, the
LOT OF GOODS
At Bankrupt Prices.
We will sell for CASH or PRODUCE
Goods Cheaper than ever.
e
Eggs 16 cts.
Butter 20 ets.
IA full `stock of all kinds of
Dye -stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Winan's
- • Condition
Powd-
ers
the best
in the mark-
et and always
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
the Central Drug Store Exeter
Men's Over"coa(is - - $5.00
A good shoe (Ladies') $1.00
No Trouble to Show Goods.
D. W. DLFI.1/LAGE, Kirkton•
St. LEON
Mineral 'Water
cures Kidney
and Liver
ST: LEON
diseases. Dyspeptics rescued. by ST.
i „ LEON. I 4 mouths St. Leon has made
a 6 25.000 trio nds in Toronto.
35 i, 1
!,,GALLON J.
be heal tie Clinton on weduesday, 801st rLP Cee liter s Of ,711411 es e
t County f110rolt
The Sribbat11 school toaehers of 1tuox vita 1'd or, 01• about the I'lfteentlr dal' of
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Y 1 OA. 1.1- i.8 '/ ilawuia ,, calms against tn0 'dee our S 6 and 7 Ot, 1'Ints.
Church St. vlrn sr otesenrsd. one of thenutl « >i ,, t t a f P
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,,<rtrr,tle l.fr,,ll to 17x tine, tittle and piece CYt11ei Doss Laughton, with anncldress at 1 ,, � u t•n•il of the slrtrutea of tie i�n., t Okll,
p uu , • 1 •1. 1 Nit
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eine on before the oven y mutt, dilly , ' { �.. r
Isavan titeJown« lot
n 4 t,.aeStook.o: Emuruidol.
a I"''istsa ortlitltnhetlanclpettticnn rtirttlu<it (,� , 1 1 0 � of 9optetnbor, A. �1i,.1ss9, by pest to the an. la b
T11t, Mr. D 1, rat 1 f Clinton, shipped 10
v fol t the 1 them. . °hxekl not b 1]
l 1 Sas o , , Tics to tii11 ie Y Anti 1 Oif� z
• c t Do ,I11,1 u hal c th f a I t g � t+ to be County of stereo, agent An We are p
rettitlit 9 1 iIs{mtn «; rs
r, nr 10 'iIl the .Cctt'n Hall, (,napil es the other r . y, t#1 )y, l Sttr t at,. ,
t.nn ghtoft.. 10 , ;, wee ',v a '.uelerich. effeeetsof•tbefesifl Tmeserl,tbeiroseeeteesaftt .. t� ati an 'CJtlle7.'..1017.Se In
, . °E.1'(= fruit Vas doh eTed t G y
V10 i t tl 5.. t, e 11 .s de ri tions tare
I ufcut
5 leo of theilclatas,astatd
full i t
ti case'nvas t. +5
t tlle�cou thoizsc (1od
a- :Nov, 10,
t it,':: is probable the petition
ericil, ii -lien, [
Applications have .leen near, e ats-
�r toml,t,r7taU In orderto clear
'4 lace .le cyomnarnon 00 "lePeeas10, of bel ,,i .,Oritarro bPXbynvt•rflod andrepuirert ,
the, trial f tl reeDnnniniotr Flection Paso � ,! viunc ,
i rlersigned Jo'mithranShier,ofthe township et >,
real rated g ellen e1
r the da 7.110 'enter Portion steadier, the cadreinietratrixof the e5tit£e anal '`
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f�rlrrltton.. ilo, ci.tsspn.i tel n Tin: rate of taxation for the rerun of Sr. , •', • 1 r
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en the i � it , m �9
r for trial 1 of thereat. 1 � {s 17mills :<i,bt and df the s
l tr tor alto to 8S7 r oac t s
fixed 7 ' ;F3 f X fthof
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citritios (i f pity) b elri'by thefri, tend immeetiete
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`t ainsi:i1VIr, �rsrter ivtll also ,bt, tlletl, I+u1Ttl rig Cyotleitdlt Dtt,ii7et,--Ggddrich,(Nhr h hruvutelaf,�, Y I 1 satisfy yon thattitls lsa genuine sa ,.
g • Pair« adoil tilt vire* shall t en lia'Ve notice end'
The 7 IeSG1;l'; ret? dUl against t11it arum nxfl.ntntgtia,trlx Will urn 70 a 0 0+
11'7idd •
I'he 'FT test l • k+itt .sal 110.9t1 4etrfrtrth, t, , y r_ i
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'i' c. fol) k pts re ,aired Yt�ftnrsuid=l'tVdntytlinth Arty of �OyrEeml,Qr, t � , elliti r the balance of our straw
The' g', � tt o.nssets of tiXt;sa,ul +,:oceastd, wltl ito airs We o are 5
fav t P.nclt cirotnt 1'ul`• t71e,;:3npetail+tilrittion , ; n;ritiiraY the ,tirr.rtzes entitled trlirsrQto is a va clownbeloty cost. A oath Will'.
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, Hall a t' • ,� , t tt $r)() f!t
lf~tle5rl,r; , Dec. 141, lit bine. Tr it tt C o . ,t, t v w . l it wA,7s1flA.N fi{iT1 Ti,•
t. , Nestle.. '9«1'2•l5lttt allilnrr, i�r'�.f}Z , , ;` ,. -0. :,
,�s,tli i� ytit r �G y fi Ise tad at Warrdhntn than lVootlbanl l f1. '
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trlttlnr(ty. ! I3errttsf{ler, #d X49'. 40th tiny ofAcne i -107 W Olit. iitl Rid � A•EXTtR.
-.To be had from—
CAPT. a G.'EORGE KEIVCP, see
Sole Agent for Exeter,
Ca 1 and get all information, and see.
What the people of Toronto say.
ItEy. JOHN 'WTI'SD. D. says'—I have
used St. Leon believe it to he both cura-
tide and refreshing. J<or all information apply to
C A PTr K E Irl P
Drews• took aodP•os
t-O:tice;
7
at
o s•
Co
OF lUXI�'�l'11;I ,r
orgr,511.7,'11 AT
• ,2x25 ? "TON.,
O. LITITZ.
Wanted
la.ttEl�
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flatus* i
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EXETER NORTH,
Our Stock 15 Well Assorted
T'uTt THE SEASON'S TRADE.
PRICE'S
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GROCERIES ! !
16 lbs. sugar $1.00 ; 13 lbs. white sugar, ?el
We can't be undersold in 'Tons from 20c
to 75e, per 11).'
Boots & S]>:ncs (Ail Styles) at Low Prices,
A. nicely assortu•l stook of
'Er.
PORES, SCYTHES and GRASS all sizes•
i(Chopp. Beet Me chine 011 60e per Gal.
COAL OIL AS LOW AS 'TI•tE LOWEST.
r.. r+ A nice Tea Sett of 44 Pieces 2.75.
`6..
A 'good suit of reac'ly-made clothing forfr
0rloretlsuits got up in Good Style.
10.
Our Dr esstrood awe marked down to
the Lowest Notch,
.,,.
COTTON -20 YARDS FOR01417'DOLLAR
of
A'iZtnse iand Yarn, also a .l+arm for Sale
't
Apply .. ,
•F
1OSTN. M%ATTBE SON.
TIk.Y P. 0