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POWDER
Absolute! Pyre„
Thio w
eecouomicai
escoot be cell
ztaltitade of lc wtest, snort weight alum or
phosphate powder* Soll only la cane,
1 or+tr. ixi Rewe'., C49196,'t%Fil St.lr.Y'
leaser varies..A marvel of
gad whoiesomenefok 1liore
k, the ordinary kind*. and
fire competition with the;
EXETER M, RKETS.
facet per bushel , $1,00 to 1,00
rleY..,... , ,,,r, 40 to
t,e.w,x ,,..... .... .... . { b tA.
Clover Seed.... , , . , , , 4.00 to 4:
Fogs per dor ... W to
Butter, heels , .:. . , 17 to
Butter, Creels..,,:. , 15 to
Potatoes per bush. . , , .. , 20 to 25'
They per ton....., ,.,. ,0.25 to 10,00
.
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, by the
Qeal Wap b" the Ialate'cooked
f con-
ry anal sporting goodar ail fresh,
d f`arat•tlltw s,
Il ayt l 7th, the, rev. Dr.
e, ofawl art Cal% rale l alrathen
eclr ax semen to the .SettO of ng
land Benevolent Society of this Placa
in the Trivitt ;Memorial Church. The
Society will turn out in full regaliaa,
.iird will be :aecotupalnied to church by
'members from Clinton and Mensal]
,lodges. The service Will take place at
o'elockin titan afternoon.
ill ooat Ace.
On Ifoudaay afternoon. Mr.. James
Atkinson had his annual wood bee.
A large number of our townspeople
and a number from the adjoining viein-
;ity were present. A very large quan-
tity of wood was cut, split aarrd. piled.
In the evening all enjoyed theincelveal
In „hater liars „ anrea and amusements
until the early hours of morning when
all departed for their respective homes
well thetiafied with the night's enjoy
Anent,
Woof liskiest.
On Monday.}' evening three foot races
Mak place between Squire Leathorn
and Samuel Stanlatikc. The first raee
was for 85 aside, 100 yards, Mr, Lea.
thorn to have coven yards of a start.
This wags won by theSquire. The
second for $1 and was won by Mr.
Staniake and the third for the same
amount, sand was won by - the Squire.
The race was very exciting and a good
deal of mirth and excitement was
manifested.
Correspondents take Notice.
We wish all correspondents to dis-
tinctly understand that from now and
henceforth we will not publish any
'Sons of Rest' or other scrilliousartieles,
.articles of this kind may appear to be
a hub joke in the eyes of the writers
but to those whom it refers it appears
to be somewhat ridiculous and oft
times strikes the personal character
of someone. We do not want our col-
umns filled with trash or to be offensive
to any one and hope that in the future
our correspondents.wilI govern them-
selves accordingly.•
ReeularZvaatere vlstt.
Thos. Speer, M. D., Surgeon, etc., M.
C. P. S. G. S. and L. T. C. D., head office
'St. Thomas, the celebrated Phy-
sicianand Surgeon, for the treatment
of all chronic diseases pecular to women
for which he is so well qualified, will be
,.t the Central hotel,Exetor Tuesdayand
'Wedneaidalr April 2nd and 3rd, from 8
.er'clock a. las, to 5 o'clock p. fir. Persons
suffering with diseases that have baffi-
aal the skill. of the local physicians
Should not omit this favorable oppor-
tunity of calling upon the Dr. He has
teen educated in nearly all the best
etelleges in Europe,has been in the army
. df, the'United States and the'British
.my, and has circumnavigated the
globe. By all means give him a call.
Consultation free. Remember the date,
April 2nd and 3rd. Patients should call
early so as to give plenty of time.
A neat Swindle.
The Avon correspondent of the Bel-
mont Times give the following particu-
lars of one of the rankest swindles heard
of for some time: -A swindle that leaves
the: "Red Lion" a long way behind, hap
pend near this place not long ago. On
,Jan. 23rd, an elegantly dressed young
siOliple. handsome and gay, drove up to
'wealthy farmer's residence accompani-
st]. by a young man whom he entroduc-
asRsr. B. -L. Si1115. The young man
d the tome, that he *as on his road
Inger/Jell to be married, but just a
rt distance *rota here they met the
niter awl noticingyour beautiful
zee the bride relear est that she would
her be married out here than go: into
ersoli andif he would
r xxld allow them to
it united In siisrruge in Isis Louse and
la4► provided' frith a Wedding dinner," g s
would be well rewarded, :The farmer
being an aecomwoding roan, readily
consented and preparations soon began
A groomsman ami bridesmaid we,r
furnished, from the good man's family
and the marriage ceremony performed.
lay the man of much grace, who gave
the blushing bride a certificate, but be-
ore doing so he asked the obliging host
to alga as a. witneas, which, of course
was done, A jollier partly never sat
down to a, wedding dinner than they,
in fact everybody enjoyed a, rare treat.
They stayed, nutil about four o'elock,
when the groom headed the
farmer $40 dollar's in gold to
compensate him for his trouble and
took his departalre, accompanied ha'his
new wife and the Minster. Everything
passed of lovely for about a.. veek,w hen
C011eetor presented a 0 note due on
the 1st of Feb. The farmer was great-
ly surprised and it was some time be-
fore he could think what note it could
be. Pfowever it canoe to his memory
that he had a wedding at his house a
While ago, and now he had to foot up
to the tune of $44Q, There is no doubt
laid plot, and had been some time mu -
taring,
The young married couple
and he miuster are away on a visit,
CA it not likely they will return
vory Poon.,
Dust? Dust? Dust?
—Iowan wants* high school,
- Bead G• da., I3y n men's change of
Ladies. -Grand display of millinery
at our millinery opening on, Wednes-
day
day March 27th .and three following;%
days, The old established James Pick-
ard,
—Mr. Jeremiah Rolland :and wiffe,Ieft
on Tuesday morning for Snowflake,
Maxx., where they will reside in future.
Fire wish thorn every prosperity in their
now home,
—.Ladies.—Dont forget the dates of
the grand display of millinery at the
old established on Wednesday Merck
27th and three foilorring days' Janaes
Fief ard,
Aa anunxber of our Exeter sports
paid Grand Bend a visit on Monday an
a wild goose shooting expedition, We.
understand they did not et such a'
success as they anticipated,
...Some of our young men are iu
the habit of running races ori the side-
walks, and one evening recently' they
knitted .down a young lady. Be more
careful in future A. W. 11.
Tlae assizes for this county closed.
but that the whole affair was a deep on on Saturday last, Iiia Honor
I a Justice Street presided. Tlacre 'were
noprisoners in goal awaiting trial: and
the usual white gloves were presented
to the Judge,
Bead Carling Bros, change of "hd,"
his issue,
ev e
Bo a, Clement and Martin a xw
banged pulpits an Sunday.
Boilable field eared ,garden seeds of
'y variety at Richard Pickard',
Large quantities of grain and. pro-
duce ere coming to town every day.
--Mr. Egnander, while out shooting,
fell in the river. He got a good bath.
-Bead Dr, J. B. Whitely's eard,under
leeading of "Etofessionel Cards."
The weethor has been fine, but
co#d north wind lute been blew -
Maggie Willis and Lizzie
Weir, f? P t Q'ltr A.TOvl lung ?1? the
viNage,
+-Sea cera; weddings e,ao en the t
-yell
particulars aa. a
will i
vaju as t
l?a$ h
occur,
--'Operations aro being cowmen
for the building of thax addition to
Verity's foundry.
-The Brussals Bridget will. appear
AO more uuder the proprietorship of A,
II. N,. Jenkins.
Mr. Geo,Samwell paid a visit to
some of his friends in Oxford county
last week.
—Ordered clothing 4 specialty and
a flrst•class fit guaranteed at Richard
Pickard's
—The Carling Brewing Cos delivery
wagon for Exeter .has a arrived. It is
rather a stylish rig.
—Ladies remember the grand milli-
nery opening at Richard Pickard's
on April 9th and 10th.
—Mr. Samuel Rundle, of Stephen,
held a wood bee yesterday. A good
day's work was done,
—Mr. Thos. Herm, who formerly re.
sided In Usborne, removed to the vil.
lags an Thursday last,
—Bead the advertisement 0 Mr.
Henry Wells, manufacturer of ales and
porters of the first quality.
—Messrs. Richard Pickard, jr:, Geo.
Weekes and John Atkinson left on
Monday morning for Chicago. ..
—One of our uptown pumpmakers
made a sudden departure on Monday,
leaving many to mourn liis loss.
—Miss Carrie Drew, who has been
visiting friends in Toronto for some
time, returned home on Saturday.
—Mr. Samuel Sweet had his wood bee
on Thursday last, and had a great deal
of wood made ready for the stove.
I4r, Wm. Down held a Wood bee
on Wednesday of last week at which a
large pile of wood Was mile ready for
the stove, In the evening the young
folks engaged thainselvea at "tripping
the light fantastic toe,"
1) Sunday last four' young men
went to the: sugar hush of Mr, Wiliiarn.
Bowtcli#fc for the purpose of laving
aaR
"taffy off." The Are was noticed
awl they were driven away before
they had .accomplished their elide
—Ladies of Exeter end surrounding
country.—In thanking you_ for your
very liberal patronage in the past,
would be pleased to sea you iu 1Q in -
epees our millinery .opening, cortimenc•
ing Wednesday March 27th and three
following days; James Pickard.
—On Monday last Constable Davis,
of Centralia, brought Mr. Chas. Lingard
to Exeter, to appear before Magistrate
SneII en A chmrga of inanity. The
ma istr7ate committed hint to Goderich
goato,await an examination and if
;lr ;► 4} int be scut tazttebtrndtara asylum.
tapir. This Is the second or third tlin4 Mr,
°s' Lingerd has been sent up.
Miss Inman, milliner of James Pick-
ard's has just returned from a two
weeks' purchasing tour, and havin
bought some of the latest novelties an
most stylish goods from the best milli,
nery houses in the Dominion. We feel
confident that our goods far the corning
season will be the nicest ever yet shown
to the ladies of Exeter and vicinity.
The numerous friends of Miss Eliza
Jane Bulkwill, will be sorry to learn
her death, which sad event took place
on 24th inst., at the early age o
twenty -arse years. She Was much re
specte*dand beloved by both ,old Aird
young. The parents and other nee
friends have the sympathy of the e
tire neighborhood in this their trial' `of
affliction. The funeral took place yes-
terday, and the remains were followed
by a large concourse of sorrowing
friends and relatives.
,x.,,>a It UX14.
Fr r tx.--Nzwxox;—At the Trivitt
Memorial church, on the 27th
March, by the Rey. S. F. Robinson,
Bettor, Mr. James Flynn, of Che-
boygan, Michigan, to Margaret A.,
daughter of the ]ate Mr. Newton
Clark, of Stephen.
—Mr. A. Cottle and family, left on
Tuesday morning- for London, where
they will permanently reside in future.
—Mr. Dan Dyer left on Tuesday
morning for St. Paula, Minn. We wish
him a pleasant trip and every success.
-Mr. Alex McPherson has n large
number of stuffed birds for sale. A
call at his residence will well repay
you.
Messrs. L. H. Dickson, R. H. Collins,
L. Braund, C. Darwood and William
Sanders were in Goderich during last
seek.
—We are indebted to Mr. .Harry
Hems, of Exeter, England, for copies of
the Devon Express and other notable
papers.
Beal Parkinson's change of "ad" in
this issue.. • His -spring goods have just
arrived, and the low price for such will
astonish yet.
--Read E. Bissett "ad" in this issue.
He has the best bred poultry in town,
and all in need of eggs will do well to
purchase from him.
—John Morgan and John McDonald
left this week for Manitoba. They
purchased their tickets from Captain
Kemp, G. T. R. agent:
If'yon, wish your shirts, cuffs "' E, Ordinary physician to H: 114. the
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iwr Geratc9
DE &Tlis.
BaLKwill.—In Usborne, on 24 h lust..
Miss Eliza Jane Balkwill, aged, 21
years and 8 days.
A Deserving and Friendly Letter
to D. Speer,
Dr. Speer.—
Dear Sin I feel happy and hasten to
inform you that my leg is entirely heal
ed, no pain of any kind except a IittIe
itching where the wbrst sores were. I
cannot be thankful Enough to you for
healing it; as I told you it has troubled
me for more than seventeen years. It
is only two months since I began to
take your treatment, I am now attend-
ing to business as usual; in fact I never
altogether quit work, as you told me I
ought to do, but my business did not
permit me. I did not give you justice,
but you healed it after all. I told you
I had been doctering with five different
surgeons before I went to see you, and
for the last two years with doeters of all
kinds. I was' told about • yon but was
discouraged to go; I eoncluded I must
go and am happy to say I struck the
right man, and should advise all others
before giving up to do likewise wish-
ing you every success, I remain ever
your friend, &c.,
' MICHAEL W. ASH,
Jan. 2nd, 1889. Sebringville, Ont.
Dr. Speer will be at the Central hotel
Exeter, on Tuesday and ,Wednesday
April the 2nd and:gaiataaaaa
.
vere
T. GRANGER STEWART, M. D,, F. R. S.
collars nicely Laundried, leave the' Queen in Scotlaand,Professor of Practice
with E. 11. Fish, agent for the Parisia;P Physic in the University of Edinburgh,
team Laundry of London, in an article on Bright's disease„ sacs,
s
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by the tin pa
it is' universally acknowledge that:
brigade. They did not succeed in se- Warner's Safe Cure i t •'
curing any of the "Root of all evil `' r m d" fie only tellable
—A1t the latest novelties in Ennis `"Dysptiaaa (difficult breathing)' is ire-
n styles es of mill' ry and
tench and America t 1 ' quently met with in ilrfiammatro
cry will be displayed at Richard. Pic be in tic forms of the diaease'ameq
rd's on April 9th and 10th. , be independent of any local' lebion,.,
-Every lady in Exeter and surroun ' being probably a result of 'araemic poll
ng country is invited to inspect ou ening." And.
poisoning
ois o it is well from kidney that
rand display of millinery on' Ari Po s much knowarises . remains
th and 10th at Richard Pickard'e. p disease,', zeSo knor►n, it
—One of our 'it to recognize. the: fact that, to temedy an
c hens' who lives nee effect the
bhe river, was 'serenadede must li¢ removed, and
Having recently made a large addition to his stock of Now. qoods is now prepared to show
The Newest S les nShades in Dress Goods and Trimmings, tS' - M- and mss, Silks and Satin It .
:"vt31iG'lm
The newest patterns in Embrioderies. The latest fashions, shapes and shades in Spring
Millinery. The latest styles in Gents Furnishings, Tweeds, a ' l
and Gents Boots and. Shoes Fancy Suiting etc, also ladie
r
A DAYS SALE 15
Great Clearing Sale will
be held for the nit 15 clays and in order tos,reduce :the stock
I MENSE BARGAINS will be offered in the following lines;
Black and Colored Dress Groocis. Black and Colored Si Satin
To dies an d Children loves lits and ltiat'velleu .
gloves and Rosiery. Ten and Boys hard and soft felt Hats.
Carpets, Laee curtains, curtain poles, wall papers, window binds, rollers, &e.
Boots and Shoes of every description, crockery p' y and glassware, Szve>.waxe & cutlery
If you want new and fashionable call at Richard Pickard's.
youIf want cheap Goodsa. d s
pn good value call at Richard Pickard's,
Tailoring a specialty. Good fits guaranteed at
R1OHD PIOK:RD'S
lPoultrg Tanis
Black Red Game, Bed Pyle
Game Eggs, 493 per thirteen;
Black Red .Rants, ted Pyle
Banta Eggs,$2 per thirteen.
E. DISET,ak, o
HENRY44
WELLS
Biewer RI JI1ai1e:
Early Siring foods
BARGAINS THAT ARE BARGAIN
x
ow is your e1> alarm to yol r grin Gooc zt p1 G
never before heard of in Ere i r ry tirr lie gre:
GODERICH,
ONTARIO.
MANUFACTU OF
#I8
PORTER.
XXX Porter a Specialty.
SELLING
Off at Cost
---0—
Furniture at your own
Prices. 1
,Mr. G. Ingram wishes to retire from
business and will sell for the next sixty
days, Furniture at Cost. An inspection
of the Goods solicited.
Now is a chance to get bar-
gains as he is positively go -
lug to retire from business.
G. Iagiara,
BENSALL, ONT.
C. A. HY.NDMAN
KE.F.Ps
Grocerie$ and Confection
ary of the
Qu$eSt
also
Best Piper
Tobacco and Cigars
Petty's Hams Bacon and Lard
`Thorley's Improved Horse
' and Cattle Food
hwood Roller Flour for
Sale:
6. A. HYNDIIAN.
Mar
rIgNht4
id
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forte
an want •aood eItnaatian write to
o`rlila6, ]f rserymen, Rochester,
the
Wei
WAII
A• A
$ t of
ho
IIe
etq •
•icemen,.to een their tee. innori lues of i Q Stook, /titer
on
r Commie.ion. anyy n»w 'and ,r,1
flutter to offer. Write them 24 onto
; delays are dangerous.
Etch. ae,-Bt.
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pression of trade, and buying for cash as ve doom
have secured some special bargains before the
present advance of the market, so that we
are able to give our customersthe very best val.
ue, We do not advertise our goods at cost, or
less than cost—such advertisements are a fraud.
Our prices are right and will be found as low as any other
house in the trade,
FACTS --The people say that the prises of Dre'sa Goods, Groceries, Boots &
Shoes, Prints, Cottons, &c., .' e , at PARKINSON'S are better value than in
all the combined stocks in Exeter. We heave some special drives. We in-
vite inspection. It will pad- you to call and examine our stock. No troub-
le to show goods, Farm Produce taken at market prices. Remember the
placer—first door north of the Town IIall, Main St,, Exeter, Ontario.
J. PARKINSON.
fiats I
Eats I Eats
Our Hat stock is now complete in all the latest styles and colors, both in.
Felts and Straws, at prices that will daze you,
at CARLING BROS.
Ties !' Ties ! Ties
Another new lot of Gents' ties, choice paterns, selling fast. Call and see then,
at CARLING BROS,
Socks ! . Socks ! Socks ;!
Gents' Socks (a 1) goods, three pair for 25;ots. only,
at CARLING BROS.
Tweeds ! Tweeds ! Tweeds t
Pantings and Suitings remarkably cheap,
at CARLING BROS.
Dress Goods ! Dress Goods 1
Dress Goods in the newest shades and colors. Trimmings to match, at the
very lowest possible prices,
at CARLING BROS,
GROCERIES ! GROCERIES GROCERIES
Try our new season Teas, ranging in price's 25, 80, 40, 45, 50 and 65 els.
No trash in these goods, and we guarantee them (a l) or no sale. Our 25 and
30 cent teas have no equal. A trial package given free. For a daisy Baking
Powder try" Carlings' Own"
A Call Solicited..
CARLING BROS.
great 30 Dai saffi!
HARDWARE
TINWARE
OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION,
X Cut, Saws, Axes and
Handles for 30
days only.
BISSETT BROS.
P. S. Owing to a change in' the Firm we must have ' alb`
accounts settled either' by Cash or Note.
poliqiitedt
C eo•. & Ed 3 issett, Props.
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