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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1892-1-7, Page 5H GREIVE Before you buy your Fall & Winter Clothing Call and examine the large and well -assorted stook of Fine Worsted Suitings Fine Scotch Tweed " t t Canadian " `t Also all the leading colors and patterns in Overooatings A' w'll be made up in first-dv style at prices away,„. , the lowest. Reme'' ber we guarantee a GOOD Z'IT or no sale.—Give me a call. " J. H. GRIEVE. News of the Week—Condensed. Action against the Quebeo lotteries is contemplated. Last month was the warmest Docem- 14 years. nmerolal treaty between Fr�ce an has been arranged. - of Windsor has Asad six Year; `1ktiv. n'e spreading grip were Monday. of Halifax e past year. ases of small he scare has killed by a fall - near Sutton the the Maritime Pro- rease of 210,228 tons a match between pugi- nd Slavin seems to have . Chapleau'a friends con - are he has retired from ent. ters of Essex was instant- er Elmstead on Saturday ing timber. ago dispatch says the freight e on the Northwestern roads is tirely raised. lop, Conservative M. P; P., for enfrew, died Saturday of dia- after a week's illness. tario Jockey Club will take in the oonfiict between the 'ontrol and Guttenberg. tndon Farmers' Institute has 1 that the Dominion duty on nder wine ought to be thrown off. The forme tion of the first responsible Government of the Northwest Terri- tories has been announced at Regina. John Harrigan, G. T. R. baggageman at Port Hope, was injured by a train under which he was orawling Saturday night. United States soldiers stationed at Fort .Niagara are alleged to have ac- cepted bribes to smuggle Chinese over from Canada. Complete returns from NorthLanark show that Mr. Rosamond's (Conserva- tive) majority is 431. 'Tway a famous victory. Children under sixteen are not allow- ed to loiter on the streets in Graven- hurst rfter 8 p. m. A by -lay hab been passed to that effect. Governor Russell of Massachusetts bas issued an appeal to the people of that State to come to the aid of the famine sufferers in Russia. The Sarnia Salt Company has made a contract with the Patrons of industry to supply them salt at a reduced rate. Mem bership certificates must be pre- sented when purchasing. Dr. Orton of Guelph died Sunday afternoon from blood -poisoning, after a few days' illness, caused from the green lining of his slippers. He was a brother to Dr, Orton, Winnipeg. °resident Harrison on Saturday issu- eproclamation announcing the sign. :e of a reciprocity agreement be- n Salyador and the United States. TN agreement takes effect February 1 next. Mr. James Watters of Essex Centre was instantly killed near Elmstead while cutting timber with hie brother John about 11 o'clock Thursday' fore- noon, • 'y the failing of a tree striking him on the head. SAY! Where is the best place to buy b•:,rniture ? WHY AT R. N. ROWE'S Because he gives good bargains, and perfect satisfaction every time ; and he has the best and largest stock in town. Give him a call and see for yourself. UNDERTAKING A SPB!I4LTY. In this line my stock is large and as- sorted, ai nearly every person knows ; just see it. R. N. ROWE, Main-st, Exeter. P.rS.•-111 accounts must be: settled at .once. -R. N. R. Peculiar Peeuliar in combination, proportion,and preparation of ingredients, Hood's Sarsapa- rilla possesses the curative value of the best known rem- u .I dles o! the vegetable HOOVJ. Skingdom. Peculiar in its strength and economy, Hood's Sarsaparilla is the only medicine of which can truly be said, " One Hundred Doses One Dol- lar." Peculiar in its medicinal merits, Hood's Sarsaparilla accomplishes cures hitherto un - n` or Sarsapariilaitee,t the title of "Tho greatost blood purifier ever discovered." Peculiar in its "good name at home," -there is more of Hood's Sarsa. parilla sold in Lowell than of all other blood purifiers. Peculiar in its phenomenal rocord of sales abroad no other �eCUltarpreparation ever attained so rapidly nor held so steadfastly the confidence of all classes of people. Peculiar in the brain -worm which it represents, Hood's Sarsaparilla com- bines all the knowledge which modern research //in medical science has ® e - self developed, With many years practical experience in preparing medicines. 13e sure to get only Hood's sarsaparilla Sold by all druggists, $1; sixfor $5. Prepared only by0.1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. i00 Doses One Dollar Varna. BRIEFS --Mr Ralph Elliott leas returned from Manitoba where he had been for the past two or three years. -Mrs Fergie of Wingham is yisiting friends in this neieh- borhood.--T yo sisters of Mr Robt Pollick who have been living in -the Northwest for some years,are visiting their friends in this vicinity. They aro looking hale and hand- soine. the weather seems to have agreed {with them exceedingly well. -Intelligence has just been received that M'rs Thos Wells, or. of ,`,Missouri is dead. The de- ceased was one of the first settlers of Stan ley township. She was a native of Ireland and came hero with her husband, who died a few years ago, when this county was an unbroken forest, She went to Missouri a couple of years ;ago and had been living with her children there eyer since. Four sons and two daughters ;remain to mourn her loss Three sons end one daughter live in Missouri, one son and one daughter in Manitoba. Tho body of the deceased will bo brought here for interment. Mrs Wells was a kind and obliging neighbor. Though far advanced in life she seemed quite strong almost to the time of her death 'he was eighty.two years old. The de• ceased was a consistent member of the Presbyterian church, and her death will bo much regretted by all her old neighbors. •m CAUTI�N EACH PLUG O1 THE urtle Navy ! IS MARKED IN BRONZE T,ETTMORS. NONE - OTHER - GENUINE. 400,000 BRICK FOB. SALE At Lowest Prices. JOHN MITCHELL Has for sale at his yard, south of the Crediton Road, 400,000 first-class brick A CALL SOLICITED. JOHN MITCHELL, D10 Crediton P.O. GENUINE Reductions EO T & SHOES, ETC -AT- J.F,iUNSON'S• For the next two months Manson will sell at Greatly Reduced Prices to clear bis present stock to make room for Spring Goods. The Stock is first class, carefully selected and of Al quality. Everything guaranteed. An all -calf Shoe for $2.75, worth $3 50, and other goods equally cheap - Get our prices and see our goods be• fore purchasing. Remember that the Bargains are Genuine and for the next two months goods will be sold at cost. GEO. MANSON, Next door south of Post Office. GIVEP AWAY YESTERDAY AT THE Dominion . Laboratory. The distribution of the SCHOLARS PRIZES took place, The stole and adjaceu street were jammed with eager and happy faces, and as the various fortunate number•e wore announced there was great rejoicing among the youngsters. Among the numerous articles distributed were : WORK. BOXES, AIR GUNS, KITES,P610 ALBUMS; FANS, AUTO ALBUMS, 1300KS, FRUIT BASKETS, DOLLS. A total of 50 prizes. Call early and se- cure your School Books, and gettickets for the next set of Scholars' Prizes, J.W, Browning Easter Holier Mitis, 500 CORDS Wood Wanted! DELIVERED AT THE MILL Por which we will pay high- est market prices. TME EXETER MILLING Coy. MARKET REPORTS. EXETER Redwheat ... Spring Wheat ... ri Oats ... OloverSeed ... Timonby ... Peas M. Oorn Batter ... Flourporbbl .. Potatoos,per bushel Apples,per nag DriedA.ppieapr b Geese per lb, Turkey per lb ... funks pc r lb ... Ohickensperpr Hogs,dresse dpe r100 ... Beef ... -.. Ilidesrough, ... .„ dressed., Sheepskins each , ... Oalaskins .,. Woolperlb ... ... Haypertou ... Onionanerbush .,, Woodporoord ,., a T: BIABYe 88 to 90 88 to 90 40 to 45 30 to 30 400 to 450 1x00 to 1 50 08 to 60 040 to 50 15 to 16 15 to 15 00 to 515 50 to 0 50 100 to1u0 0 4to060 0 CO to 0 06 09 to 09 0OSto007 025 to 030 475 to 00 400 to 625 400 to 450 500 to 526 060 to 70 050 to 050 018 to 010 9 00 tole 00 060 to 050 260 to800 Fall Wheat 88 96 Spring Wheat 98 90 Barmy 40 Oats0390 400 Clover Seed ................ 3 75 4 25 Timothy 125 130 Peas 058060 Eggs.... .................:.............. .......... 15 0 16 Butter 15 0 15 Potatoes per bag 50 55 Apples per bush 0 60 Woolporlb 18 0 19 Hay porton ........... ................ ..... 9 0010 00 Bran per ton ..14 00 14 00 Shorts'. "...... ..20 00 2000 Oatmeal eerbbl......... 6 00 700 Hogs, dressed per 100 4 75 to 6 00 LONDON. Wheat, 87 to 90 per bus, Oats. 30e to 32( por bus. Peas, 57o to 00c per bus. Bar- tav,Malting, 431 to 48c per bus. Barley Food, 36o to 4)o per bus Corn, 561e to filo per. bushel. TORONTO. Toreuto. Deo, 2e -Wheat Spring -No. 2,910 to9:o per baa; red winter.No 2. Pte to 93o per bus. Manitoba No 2 hard, 1 01 to 1 01 No.3, 93e to94: PEAS 63e to 63c per bus. 0A'Fb 34c to 85c per bus. FLOUR . extra, $4 00 to 84.00 per bbl; straight roller, 14.loto $4,10; strongbakors,$4,90 to $5.00. BARLEY, No 1, fending, 56e to 56o, Fon PAIN on CoLna.-Gentlomen,-Fif- teon months ago I had a beating breast. I tried a number of remedies but got no re- lief. It is the best thing I ever used for all kinds of pain or cold. Mrs John Corbett, St. Marys, Ont. Colds are frequently the result of derange ments of the etomaoh and of a low condition of the system generally. As a oorreotiye and .trengthonerof the alimentary organs, Ayer's Pills are invaluable, their use being always attended with marked benefit. WINTEn S000Ts-The gay winter season exposes many to attacks of colds, coughs, hoarseness; tightness of the chest, asthma, bronohltis,-,eto., which require a reliable remedy like Hagyard's Notated Balsam for their relief and euro. Known as reliable for over thirty years. Tho beet Dough cure. DYsrarsxA-This disease may be traced to a variety of onuses, such as constipation, liver troubles, improper food, etc. There is one cure -Burdock Blood Bitters -which may be thoroughly relied on to effect a per- manent cure. It has oured obstinate cases of 25 years' standing. Just why so many people suffer pain when a remedy of known and pertain effect like Hagyard'e Yellow Oil may be had at every drug store, is not very clear. This peerless pain soothing remedy is a prompt and pleas ant euro for sore throat, eroup,colds: rheum- atism, lame bank, etc. Prioe 25 cents. FAILING FAST. -Dear Sire, -My mother was failing very fast after threemonthe'suf- foring from dropsy,being swollen from bead to foot, but after she had used one bottle of your Burdock Blood Bitters it was removed and she felt quite well. We think there is no better medicine, and are true friends to B.B.B. Miss LAVINIA. TAYLOR, 177 Jamieson Av., Parkdale, Toronto. OTICE. Tho annual meeting of the Stephen and Us - borne Ag'l Sooiet4 will be hold in the town halt,Exetenon Thursday;14th inst..at 2 o'clock p m., for the election of officers, and other business. All are cordially invited. A. G. DYER, See'y. TO LEND ON MORTGAGES at lowest rates of interest. Over $60,000 ori- vate funds. Apply to NOLLIOT & ELLIOT, Solicitors, etc., Exeter. �]fjTOOD 1 WOOD! WOOD 1 The Exeter Salt Works 0:,, require fifteen hundred cords of 'soft wood. dry and green. The highest price will be paid. For further part,culare apply to DAVID MILL. D16 T.B. CABLING, Secy, BOAR FOR SERVICE. The undersigned will keep for service, dur ing the season, on lot 15,con. 7, 0 shame, a thorn' bred Chester White Boar. TERnis,—$1, payable at ti•u c of service, with privilege of returning If nocesrary. D10 -2m Wm. SNELL 200 Horses Wanted ! First-class Blocky Horses and Mares. Must be sound and in good condition, and from four to eight years old. Highest prioes will be paid. Will bo at the Stables every Saturday. T.13ERR r. Honsalt Sale and Exchange Stables. -d2331 EVERY FARMERS 80N S130ULD E V 1 A BUSINESS EDUCATION, A POSTAL will secure the catalogue of the FOREST CITY Business College. LONDON, ONTARIO. Over 100 students in flan -dance. 7. W. WESTERVELT, Prin. Go A. HYND MAN Wishes to inform the citizens of Exeter and surrounding that he is now engaged selling Teas, Coffees, Baking Powder In quantities to suit Purchasers. Orders left at the house or Dr Hyndman'a Office will receive prompt attention, dlem6 G. A HYNDMAN. SALARY and Commis - J • Bion to Agents,Aren and Wom- en, Teachers and Clergymen to Introduce a new and popular standard book, Testimony of 19 Centuries to Jesus of N azareth Tho most remarkable religious book of the age written by 300 eminent scholars. Non-sectarian, Every Christian wants it. Exclusive territory given. Apply to The Henry Bill Pnb. Co„ Norwich, Conn. DISEASES ?in OF Of all ages. resulting from Errors or Indisore- tions of Youth, may bo permanently oured,and the vigor of perfect manhood fully restored,as NERVOUS DEBILITY, STERILITY with SEMINAL LOSSES & PREMATURE DECAY Long Standing oasesof (II,EET, STRICTURE SYPHILIS. VARICOCELE and all PRIVATE andCIIRONIC Diseases treated with perfect somas. Our field is in CHRONIC CASES in which others have failed; if you aro Incurable wo will frankly tell you so. Write forpartioulars and treatise, Free, to Sr, Loris MEor0AL Co., 162 and 1o4 King Street. West,Toronto,Out. s3:6m Exeter till uric Store PERKINS MARTIN, We have constantly on hand a largo display of the beat PIANOS, ORGANS, SEWING MAMINES, BICYCLES and SMALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Persons anticipating' the put -abase of any- thing in the above linos will do well to Ball at tho store. We guarantee satisfaotion, and prices as low as can be hadat the manufaotories. We would respectfully ask you to call and see our stook. Pt is as fine as will be found in any city music store. P.S.-Agents for all kinds of agricultural implements. STAND :—Fanson's l3lock, Exeter. GREAT BARGAINS IN Sims and Tinware Having a number of Cases of the bust Bradley Tin in stock, and having en- gaged Mr. Will Folland, Exeter's popu- lar tinsmith, to snake up the same, we will now sell all kinds of Tinwere away down for the next TWENTY DAYS - everything new. Great Clearing Sale Having a largo quantity of Tinware to dispose of, we will hold an OPEN KALE Every Thursday and Saturday Afternoons and Evening.. FARMERS 1 Now is the time to get your Tinware Cheap. Don't forget -every Thursday and Saturday, both afternoon and evg. I: N. HOWARD. FURNITURE -AT- GG-IDI AI-+EY'S. A very large stock on hand now to select from in the way of Parlor, Bed- room and Dining -room Suites at nearly half the usual price. 150 looking -glasses from 10c up. Hundreds of ft of picture mouldings to choose from -cheap. Easy chairs, end a great variety of other goods suitable for Xmas presents ; and in fact everything usually kept in a first- class Furnishing House, all for prices away down. A good doz. chairs for $2. Come and see our $1.75 Pannel Bed that we "blow" about. The reason ' we blow is we have the goods to back it up. Bring along your easy chairs and parlor furniture that need recoverin6 as we have a beautiful lot of covers with cord and gimp to match. Drop in even if you don't want to buy ; will be happy to see you. UNDERTAKING. A complete stock of everything in this line from the cheapest to the high- est. Also the only Embalmers. Remember: the name and place- GIDLEY'ti7 ndtlfollows' Blork, opposite J. Grigg's 13ISSETT BROS T0, THE PRON,t'. The cheapest -plan in town to''by Builders' Hardware, Nails, Hinges Locks, Glass, Putty, Paints and Oils. New stock of the celebrated Johnston's Liquid Paints—Showy Colors. New lines of Artists' Paints and Brushes. Barbed, Plain, Strip, Black and Galvanized Wires cheap for Caslii Tinware Stock Complete. - Eavetroughing a Specialty New Raymond Sewing Machines and Needles GIVE US A CALL--, OOTS COTTON ' - ROOT OJMPOUND, Esciorpackinzactise A ieoont discovery b an old physician. Success m,1e:I. ell monthly by thousamis of Lawns, Is the only perfect ldv coverafe and. Beware un- SHELL BROS.' CO. discovered. Beware of ua•- principled druggists who offer inferior medicines in place of ;this. Ask for Coax's Come ROOT Coacrooxo,take no substitute ; or inclose $1 and 4 three -cont Canada postage stamps in letter. and wo will send, sealed. by return mail. Full sealed particulars in plain envelope. to ladles only, 2 stamps. Address Pond Lily Company Mich Fi.Sold in Exeter by DRR.rLUTZ.1Central Drug Store and by all druggists everywhere, A MAN, Woman, or Child With an eye to business can readily see that Daupe's Store, Kirkton, is the cheapest place to buy Staple and Fancy having ecmmeuced our Muter Tracie; wo will buy DRESSED HOGS, At Highest Cash Prices. Dressed hogs bought subject to tho fol- lowing Lulea : 2 lbs per out off ; 5 lbs extra if .shoulder stuck ; 3 lbs off for bung gut or gullett if Ie13 in. We are also prepared to supply our cue tomera at the Parkin; House with all kinds of Cured Moat, Sart 'age, Bologna, Preati Cheese, Fresh Pork, Tendeiloin, Spare Bibs Lard and Hams, Wholesale and Retail. Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots Shoes, S Bats, CapsCyclone Saws, Stationery, Eta i This s proven by new customers every day, and a large increase in busi- ness every month. WHOLESALE & RETAIL. AT :DOUPE'S CIIEar STOLE, GROCER.KIRKTON. �d Wine ct. Splr14 merchants, rashionalIlo 1y1 1 �TaR. GRocER= x 9110 l i.y' i w H 0 -t)L Ji CtLa. EXETER, - ONTARIO_ EXETER NORTH 0 THE BEST YET ! THE CHEAPEST YET THE BIGGEST YET t Best Ordered Clothing produced in Exeter Gentlemen 1 leave your orders early, for with the best staff of Tailors ; the best stock of Fine Trimmings, and the best Cutting in Town, you are sure ' f satiafao- tion +.S.f:'+1 ,6t1gL. 1892. HARPER'S BAZAR. ILLUSTRATED. ifarper's Bazar is a journal for the home. It gives the latest information with regard to the Fashions, and its numerous illustrations. Paris designs. and pattern -sheet supplements are in- dispensable alike to the home dress -maker and the professional modiste. No expense is spared to make its artistic attractiveness of the high- est order. Its bright stories. amusing comedies and thoughtful essays satisfy all tastes, and its last page is famous as a budget of Pit and humor. In its weekly issues everything is in- cluded which is'of interest to women. The Serials for 1892 will bo written by Walter Bosant and William Blaok. Mrs.Oliphant will become a contributor. Marion Harland's timely talks, Day In and Day Out," are intended for matrons and Helen Marshall North will special ly address girls. T. W.Higginson. in "Women and Men," will please a cultivated audience. Harper's Periodicals HARPER'S WEEKLY, 4 60 HARPER'S MAGAZINE, Per Year84 00 HAP PER'S BAZAR. " 4 00 HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE " 2 00 Postage Free to all subscribers in the United States,Canada, and Mexico. Tho volumes of the Bazar begin with the first Numbers for January of each year. When no time is mentioned, subscriptions will begin witn the Number current at the timo of reeoipt of order. Bound Volum os of Harper's Bazar for thro s airs back. in neat cloth binding. will be sen by mail postage paid, or by express, free of expense (provided the:froight dons not exceed $1 per volume), for $7 per volumo. Cloth Cases for each volume. suitable for binding, will bo sent by mail, post-paid, on re- ceipt of $100 each. Remittances should bo made by Post-otile. Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance of losse Newspapers are not to copy this advertise sent without the:express order of IIAu'ER BROTHERS-. Address: HARPER & BROTHERS, New York. Storc, Giving tho Business.. 25 per cent. off f ' CasTe, 5 lbs. 25c Tea, $1.00; 5 lbs. 50c Tea, 2.00; 5 lbs. 60c Tea, 2.50; Coal Oil, 15c; 4z lbs. raisins, 25c; Mens' rubbers 5Gc; Ladies' 35 Colored Tea Setts, $2.00; Dry Goods 25 per cent. off; Seal Muff, 2 50, worth 3 50; Boys' Grey Lamb Hat, 1 75, worth 3 00; Patrons and all Customers Welcome. No trouble to show Goods. JOHN MATHESON. HURRAH! .A. NNW' Tailor Shop We would inform the people of Exeter and' surrounding' country that we have opened out a new tailor shop one door south of Treble's harness shop, where we are prepared to do work on the shortest possible notice and in the eat Styles —AND A— Sure Fit Guaranteea JOHNS.