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Before you buy your
Fall & Winter Clothing
Calland examine the large
and well -assorted stook of
Fine Worsted Suitings
Fine Scotch Tweed
" Canadian tc "
Also all the leading colors
and patterns in
'Overcoatings
All will be made up in
• '•t-class style at prices
y below the lowest,
Remember we guarantee a
COOD 'IT
or no sale,..—Give me a call.
J, H. GRIEVE.
Presbytery of Huron.
This Presbytery met in First church
Seafortli, on the 19th ;net„ Rev. S. A.
Carrier°, moderator. After minutes of
previous meeting wore read the Rev.
J. S. Henderson was elected moderator
for the next six months. The Rev.
Kenneth McLennan being present, was
asked to sit as a corresponding member..
Session minutes were called for and
with some alterations and corrections
were attested as correctly kept. The
committee to which was committed the
question of a summer session in one of
our Colleges, reported much in the same
line as was decided on at last meeting of
Presbytery, viz ; That such session be
approved of, and be held in Winnipeg.
Rev. Mr. Stewart asked for and obtain-
ed leave to moderato in a call at Londes-
boro and Hullott. Rev. Mr. Henderson
reported in behalf of the session of
Carmel church, Uensall, that the diffi-
culty between the session and Mr. G.
Rdtsehad been settled by Mr. Ross re-
signing the eldership. Rev. Mr. An-
derson reported in behalf of tho cern-
inittec on the state of religion, recom-
mending that a conference an the state
of religion bo held at next meeting of
Presbytery. The report was adopted,
The Rev. D. D. McLeod, of Barrie, was
nominated for Foreign Mission Secre-
tary. Mr. James Scott, not being able
be present, sent a carefully prepared
port on Sabbath Schools. Sabbath
ellool work, according to the report
had made good advances during the year
in almost every particular, Mr. Ache-
son reported for the committee appoint-
er�t last meeting to consider the remit
the Distribution of Probationers.
o committee recommended that the
nit be changed giving three years
td of two, as the limit during
a minister may remain on said
After discussion the matter was
milted to the committee for fur -
consideration. The circular on
ath Observance was sent down to
ion for answers. Some time was
nt in considering the title to the
rysdale church property. The hatter
was again sent to the committee for
• further investigation. The annual re-
port from the Women's Foreign Miss-
ionary Society was road to the Presby-
tery. It sheaved quite an advance on
last year's report, both in money raised
and the number of members belonging
to the different auxiliaries. The Pres-
bytery passed a resolution of commenda-
tion and Revs. Messrs Acheson and
Henderson were appointed to convey
the feelings of the Presbytery to the,
ladies' meeting, which, during the after-
noon was convened in the basement of
the church, where a large number of
ladies from surrounding congregations
was in attendance. The Presbytery
then adjourned.
"Mr DARGRTER'S Lira, was saved by
Hood's Sarsaparilla," says Mr B B Jones of
Alna. Me. "She had seven running sores
in different places on her body, but on giv-
ing her Hood's Sarsaparilla there was'mark
d improvement and now she is well,:atrong
hind healthy."
Hood's Pills cure Constipation by restor-
ing the peristaltic action „of the ailmentary1
canal. They are the best family cathartic."
Mrs Gid Young, 1 Sully street, Grove-st.
Liverpool, Eng., writes that the contents of
one bottle of St Jacobs Oil cured her of lum
ba'o after she had given up all hopes of ever
being beater.
COMING EVENTS—Coming Consumption is
foreshadowed by a hacking cough, night
Sweats, pain in ;the chest, eta. Arrest its
progress at once by taking Hagyard's Peoto
rai Balsam, which never fails to euro colds,
toughs, bronchitis, hoatseness. eta., and
WOE in confirmed oonstunption affords
great relief;
Six YEARS' . SUrrERING—Dear Sirs,•—I
wee troubled for six years with erysipelas,
end two bottles of Burdock Blood Bitter s
entirely cured me. I keep B. B. B. cou-
etantly in the house and think it an effect
nal euro for all diseases caused by bad blood
Mas M DOw6ETT, Portland, Ont.
HAerenn's YELLOW Ori—This great in-
ternal and external remedy always allays
all pain•It is a specific for oronp, and
promptly cures soughs, colds, sore throat,
sprains, bruises, burns, lrheumatism, ,cots,
wounds, etc. Good for man or beast.
Stands all tests. Sold everywhere. Price
25 'cents. Hagyard's Yellow Oil.
A. PRowir RESULT. --Dear Sirs,—Two
yearsage. I was very ill with :jaundice and
ved,Many medicines which did; me no got d
until I was adviaed to try'I3 B, B when,
after using half a ibottle, I was effectually
eared. O.nsauorris MORTON,
lflphinstouo Man"
PUBLIC SCHOOL WORK..
Following is the list of literature selec-
tions for' the high sohool entrance examina-
tions of 1892 ;
Lesson IV,—The Little Midshipman.
VII. —Boadicea.
Xran tI,V,,—Lament of the bleb Emig-
XVL-The Humble Bee.
XXL.—Oft in the Silly Night.
XXII.—'Tis the Last Rose of sum-
mer.
XXXIV.-Heath of /tittle Nell.
XXXVII. —The Bell of Atrl.
XLI,—Making Maple Sugar.
XLIX.—The Mound Builders.
L.—The Prairies.
LXXIX.—The Capture of Quebec.
LXXX.—Waterloo,
LXXXIII—The influence of Beanty.
LXXXV.—Marmion and Douglas.
X0,—Mercy.
1803.
V.—Pictures of Memory.
X.—The barefoot Boy.
XIX.—The Death of the Flowers.
XX1V.—'The Face Against the Pane.
XX VI —From the Deserted Village.
XXXV,—Resignation.
XL.—Ring Out, Wild Belis.
XbIL—Lady Clare.
LII —Jacques Cartier.
:X01, Robort Burns,
XC1I,—Edinburgh after Flodden.
XOVIIL—National Morality,
0.— Shakespeare.
CIT, --The Merchant of Veuioe,Frrat
Beading,
01V,—.TueMerehaut of Venice, See-
oud Beading.
SELECTIONS Fon MEMIORIZATION..
Lesson XIII. ---The Bells of S handou.
XXXI.--To Mary in heaven,
" XL.—Rine Out, Wild Bells.
XGII.—Lady Clare.
XLVI.—Lead, Kindly Light,
LXVI-..-.Before Sudan..
LXXIII,—Thu Thteo Fishers,
X01X —The Forsaken Herman,
0ITI.—To a Skylark.
" CV.—Elegy Written in a Country
Churchyard.
The Public Schools Act of 1891 and the
onrricnla for the public school leaving and
the high school entrance examinations have
not yet been issued. by the Edneation De-
partment, Aa soon as printed they will
be sent to the public sato el inspector, who
wilt a; oboe distribute them to the schools.
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Goon HEEDS Doris --The good deeds done
by that unequalled family liniment, Hag -
yard's Yellow Oil, during the thirty years it
has been held in ever-increasing esteem by
the publio, would all volemee. SVe cannot
Here enumerate all its good qualities, but
that it eau be relied on as a euro for er.)up,
couglis,00lds. sore throat, and all peins,gocs
without toying,
MARRIED.
MoLRLLAN—TIARnouRN.—At the residence of
Mr. Alfred Chappel, brother-in'law of the
bride, on the 1211t inst.. by Rev. P. Scott, Mr
David alel,ollan, to151iss Mary Ann, third
daughter of Juba 11 urb-urn, Esq., all of Mb -
bort.
1TonnIao:r—ANnIIEwS—At the residence or the
bride's parents, on the 13th lust , by Rev. J
Russell of b;litavilto, Mr. Daniel Tleddison'of
Biddttlph, to Maggta, daughter of John And-
rews of LTsorne.
DIED.
13r.,1/4N—On 12th inst-,, at his miasmas), Stlt con.
McGillivray, Wm Bean, aged 76 yoars,le nios,
and 9 days.
CLIFTON—In Fullerton, on the 10th inst„ Wm.
Clifton. aged 18 years, 8 moa.
Wonnio—In Ifihbort, fon the 13th inst.. Wm.
Women, aged 65 years, 10 mos.
Seanr Nas—At the residence of his anal o,Strath
roy, on the 13th inst.,John A. Sparling,B A•,
oldest sun of 1a
bt S nrljng. Blanshard, aged
d
30 years.
Atai n—In St Marys, on the 12th inst., Thomas
Allen, aged 78 years.
11.tEEa—Tn Godorloh township, on the 14th inst
Mary A., relict of the late Robert Walker,
aged80 Years'
McLtioe—In St Marys,on the 13th inst. Isabella
rebut of tho late U. McLeod, aged85 years.
HonGINS—In lionsall,on the 14th inst.,Phoniah.
beloved wife of W. R.Hodgins, aged 42 years.
MOINxts—In Tray, on the 18th lust," Mrs. G.
McInnis, (mother of Mrs. John MoEwon)nged
83 years.
SrARLtuG.—In Tlianebard, on 19th inst Peter
Sperling, aged 83 years, 7 mos.
Moaasoe—In Usborno. on the 19th iast.,Janot•
beloved wife of Mr. RobtMorrison of the 4th
con., aged 65 years, 6 mos,
Ross—In Brucofiold, on the 16th inst.. Eliza,
beloved wif o of Mr. Samos Ross,aged 36 years
NOTICE.
N essrs. Roadhouse & Brown of Kirkton have
by mutual consent dissolved partnership. All
accounts and notes in favor of the firm to be
Paid to W. T. Roadhouse, and all liabilities to
be settlor by him. Mr. Roadhouse still con-
tinuing the business in the same plane, and
will bo pleasedto; supply their old customers
with anything they want in the carriage lino.
Roennouss & BROWN, Kirkton•
AGENTS WANTED.
FonthillrNurseries• Largest in Canada, 700
sores• We want reliable, energetic mon to soli
our Nursery stock; previous experience not
necessary; any man .with tact and energy can
succeed; terms liberal,.outfit free. Our agents
have many advantages. such as selling home-
grown, hardy. Janadian stook. Choice now
specialties,whiob aroof value. and which can
only bo secured from us. W e have given par-
ticular attention to the propagation of hardy
varieties suitable to the Nor,Tiern sections of
Canada. For terms apply to
Seceix & WELLINGTON,
Toronto, Ont.
ecu I iar
Peculiar in combination, proportion, and
preparation of ingredients, Hood's Sarsapa-
rilla possesses the curative value of the best
known reme- q dies of the
vegetable FROO S kingdom.
Peculiar in its strength and economy, Hood's
Sarsaparilla Is the only medicine of which can
truly be said, " One Hundred Doses Ono Dol-
lar." Peculiar in its medicinal merits, Hood's
Sarsaparilla accomplishes cures hitherto un-
1woown,nfor, a, rsaparillaitsoils
wo
the title of "The greatest 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
record of s sales abroad
no other SIL; 3 !l IIpreparation
ever attained so rapidly nor hold so
steadfastly the confidence of all classes
of people. Peculiar iri the brain -work which
it represents, Hood's Sarsaparilla com-
bines all the knowledge which modern
research: F Fl „,assin medical
science has ,K Fl developed,
with many years practical experience in
preparing medicines. Bo sure to get only
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. 51;sir:tare,5h Prepared only
by c. I. II0011, 5 CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mase,
100 Doses One Dofilar
zctci' Rifl fills,
500 CORDS
Wood Wanted ?
DELIVERED AT THE MILL
For whichwe will pay high-
est market prices.
THE EXETER MILLING Coy,
MARKET REPORTS.
EXETER
RedWheat ...
Spring Wheat ,..
Barley
Oats
O1ov er Seed:
Timonby
Peas
Corn
Eggs
Batter
Flour p e rb b 1 ..
Potatoes,per bushel
Applea,per oag
DriedApplespr b
Geese per lb,
Tarkeyper lb
Duokspor lb
Ohiokenaporpr
Itogs,dressedperl00
Beef «.
Hidesrough, ...
dressed
Sheepskins each
Oaliskins
Woolperlb
Hayperton
Onlonsuerbusb ».
Woodperoord ,,,
aT:MARYS
0.1
•
11.11
frdit
ONO
Pe- e
000
4,4
82 to 83
82 to 83
38 to 40
5 002t8o 5 5
125 to 135
58 to 60
040 to 80
tato 18
15 to 16
00 to 515
50 to 05-,
1COto3(re
O 410060
o so to 0 C6
09 to 69
o 06to 0 07
02510 080
525 t.0 50
400to82.1
400to450
500 to 525
060 to 70
o 60 to 0 50
018 to 019
9 00 to10 00
o50to050
250 to8o0
a
Fall Wheat.... .................. 82 82
Spring Wheat...,...............,„,....., 82 82
Barley ........,... 0 33 0 40
Oats 0 28 a0
Clover Seed 5 00 5 2n
Timothy,. 1 25 1 80
Poas 058060
Eggs
' 15 0 16
Butter. .. . ... 15 0 15
Potatoes per hep .,.., ., ........ 50 55
Apples per bnab 0.50
18 0 10
M11'1)0,101 9 0010 00
Bran per ton „14 QO 14 00
Shorts" ,. .,.,,..20 00 2000
OatmeaIperbbi...... 6 00 7 00
Rogs,drossed per 10. ...... 4 73 to 5 00
LONDON,
Wheat. 8410 84 per bus. Oats, 300 to
32c per bus. Paas, 57c to 590 per bus. Ba r-
lcv.8[niting.433, to48cser bus. Barley Feed,
36e to 4')c par bus Corn. 6610 to Flo per.
bushel..
TORONTO.
Toronto. Jan, 19 —Wheat Spring -37o. 2,91e
to92o per bus; red wintor.No 2, Die to 93e :+er
bus. Menitoba No 2hard,1 01 to 1 05 No.3, 93c
tont; PEAS uea to 6le per bus. OATS 39c
DO 4.l
to 85e or ns. FOUR extra. 4 tc 0
b L o �
per bol ; straight roller, i;4. 1Oto 4,:11 ;
atronghakers,•94,90 to $5.00. BARLEY, No 1,
feeding, 56e to 560,
Woolperlb, ...
NOTICE,
The annual mooting of the patrons of the
Oen traliaCheese Factory will be hold on Sat-
'day.uaryy 23rd, at'2 &'eIusk p. m, at the
u J.Factory, fur the transtoti.ri of general buoi-
0088. T COATES,
Centralia, Tan's, nth, '92. President.
NOTICE+'.
The Annual Mooting of the Usborno & Mb -
hart :Mutual Fire Insurance :Company will be
held in Gardiner's ]fall, Farquhar. on MON-
DAY, FEB'Y ]st;1892, at one o'olook. p. m„ for
the purpose of electing Directors, receiving
an.' hearing the Annual Reports, and the tras-
notion of any other business that may be doom
ed necessary for the welfare of the Company.
Alt members aro requested to attend.
TILOS. CAMERON,
j14 -3t Secy.
M AIL CONTRACT.
Sealed tenders, addressed to the Postmaster
General, will boroceived at Ottawa until noon
on FRIDAY, the 19th FEBRUARY. 1892, for
the conveyance of Her Majesty's Mails, on a
proposed contract for four years, 6 times per
week each way. between Dashwood and the
Exeter Railway Station, from the 1st of April
next.
Tho conveyance to be nada in a vehicle.
Printed notices containing further inform-
ation as to the conditions of proposed contract
may be seen, and blank forms of tender may be
obtained at the Post Offices of Dashwood. Sar.
epta,Hay and Exeter. and at this ofleo.
IL G. HOBKIRK,
Post Office Inspector.
Post Office Inspector's Office
Stratford, 8th Jan'y, '02 9 314-31
C
UTION
EACH PLUG 01? THE
Myrtle Navy !
IS MAR16FD
T. !F
x BROSTZE nmITERS.
NONE - OTHER - GENUINE.
SAY
Where is the best place to buy
Furniture ?
WHY
T 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 acid see for yourself.
UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY.
In (his line my stock is large and as-
sorted, ai nearly every person knows ;
just see it.
R. N. ROWE,
?Iain•st,'Exeter.
P. S. —All accounts must be settled at
once.—R. N. R.
EVERY (FARMER'S: SON
SHOULD RAVE
A BUSINESS EDUCATION.
POSLU,
will 800ure the catalogue of, the
FOREST CITY
Business College.
LONDON, ONTARIO.
Over 100students in attndanoe .
T. W. WESTERVELT, Prin.
TO LEND ON MORTGAGES
at lowest rates of interest. Over 500,000 pri-
vate funds. Apply to Einar e & ELLIOT,
Solicitors, Ste„ Exeter.
HISSETT C
TO THE FRONTt .
r
T.he cheapest plaDe in town to by
Builders' Hardware, Nails, Hinges
Locks, Glass, Putty, Paints and Oils
New stock tof the celebrated Johnston's Liquid Paints—Showy Colors.
New lines of Artists' Paints and Brushes.
Barbed, Plain, Strip, Black and Galvanized Wires cheap for Cash
Tinware Stook Complete. – Eavetroughing a Specialty
New Raymond Sewing Machines and Needles
GIVE US A CALL—,
NOTICE..
The Council of the Corporation of the County v
of Huron, will meat in the Court House, God-
etich, on Tttesday,Jan'y 26th. at 3 o'clock, p.
m. WbI, LANE,
Jany 8,'93 Co. Clark.
OOD 1 WOOD ! WOOD !
The Exeter Salt Works Co, require fifteen
huudrod (lords of'sort wood, dry and green.
The highest price will bo paid. For further
Particulars apply to
DAVID MILL,
D16 T.B. CARLING, Soo'y,.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
The undersigned will keep for service, dur
ing the sensor., 00101; ei,e,n, 7, Uabarno, a
there' bred Chester White Boar.
Tnmas,—$1, payableet limo of service, with
i
privilege of returning f necessary.
D10 -2m War. Stearin
(4. 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 loft at the house or Dr Ryndman's
Otllcewill receive present attention,
diGn1G G. A HYNDMAN.
Y (�n SALARY and Corntnis-
1 l..l'!J . Sion to Acents.Men and Wom-
en, Teachers and Clergymen to introduce a now
and popular standard book,
Testimony of 19 Centuries to
Jesus of .Nazareth
The most remarkable religious book of the ago
written by 300 eminent acholars,Non-sectarian,
Every Christian wants it. Exclusive territory
given, Apply to
The Henry Bill Pub. Co., Norwich, Conn
DISEASES li/Dx
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OOK'S COTTON
.ROOT canfP ITND, ZetOrPaCkinEENSO
A recent discovery h an old
ed moonthly by thoUsacaida t f
LAAIEa. Is the. btu me rfect SNELL
L p OS ' GOA
discovered. Beware of un- ,(� j j
principled druggists who
offer inferior medicines in.
place of ;this. Ask for COON'S COTTON ROOT
COnpauNp,talrs 'no substitute ; or' inclose $1 and
4 three -cont Canada postage stamps in latter.
and we will send, sealed, by return mail. Full
sealed particulars in plain envelope. to ladies
only, 2 stamps. Address Pena Lily Oormpany
No, 3 Fisher BlocIc,131 Woodward ave.,Detroit,
S1iob, Sold in Exeter by DR. LUTZ, Central
Drug Store and byall drugirists everywhere.
A MAN,
Woman,
or Child
With an eye to business can readily see
that Doupe's Store, Kirkton, is the
cheapest place tel buy Staple and Fancy �A R E R B R O
S
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots & Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Cyclone Salva, Stationery,
Etc, This is proven by now curtonrcri
every day, and a large increase in busi-
ness every month.
Having commenced our SV lilts,/• Trttti ,:
we will buy
DRESSED HOGS,
At Highest Cash Prices.
Dressed hogs bought subject to the fol-
lowing rules :
2 lis per cut off ;
5 lbs extra if shoulder Stuck ;
3 Lbs off for bung gut or gullett if lett
We are also prepared to supply our cue
tamers at the Packing House with all kind,
of Cured Meat, Sausage, Bologna, Road
Cheese, Fresh Pork, Tenderloin, Sparc Bibs
Lard and Llama,
in.
Wholesale and Retail.
AT DOUPE'S CHEAP STORE,
KIRKTON.
Of all ages, resulting from Errors er Tnrlianre-, al !Int W t V V
tions of Youth, may bo erinanently'cured,and
the vigor of perfect manhood fully rostored,as
NERVOUS DEBILITY, STERILITY with
SEMINAL LOSSES & PREMATURE DECAY
Long' Standing easesof GLEET, STRICTURE
SYPHILIS, VARICOCELE and all PRIVATE
and CHRONIC Diseases treated with perfect
success. Our field is in CHRONIC CASES in
which others have failed; if you aro Incurable
WO will frankly toll you so.
Write for partioul ars and treatise. Free, to Se,
;LoulsMantes',Co., 162 and 1v4 Ring Streit.
West, Toronto, Ont. 83:6m
Exeter Music Store
PERKINS & MARTIN.
Wo have oonstxntly on hand a largo display
of the best
PIANOS, ORGANS,
,
SEWING MACHINES,
BICYCLES and
SMALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Persons anticipating" the pnrobase of any-
thing in the above linos will do well to call at
the store. We guarantee satisfaction, and
prices as low as can be had at the manufactories.
Wo would respectfully ask you to call and
see our stook. Itis as .fine as will be found in
any city musics store.
P.S.—Agents for all kinds of agricultural
implements.
STAND :—Fanson's Block, Exeter.
4.00,000 BRICK
'OR BALE
At Lowest Prices.
JOHN MITCHELL
Has for sale at his yard, south of the
Crediton Road, 400,000 first-class brick
A CALL SOLICITED.
JOAN MITCHELL,
D10 Crediton P. O.
GIj'EN AWAY
YESTERDAY AT THE
Dominion Laboratory.
The distribution of the
SCHOLARS PRIZES
took place, Tire store and adjacen street
were jammed with eager and happy faces,
and as the various fortunate numbers were
announced there was great rejoicing among
the youngsters.
• Among the numerous articles distributed
\dere
WORK BOXES, AIR GUNS,
KITES, P140 ALBUMS; FANS,
AUTO ALBUMS, BOOKS,
FRUIT BASKETS, DOLLS.
A total of 50 prizes. Call early and se-
cure your School Books, and get tickets
for the next set of Soho"ars' Prizes.
J.W. Browning
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WHOLESALE & RETAIL
GROCERS
Wine t Spina iviorcbants,
STAB. * CVE1.0
H FX ;'LER, - ONTARIO.
EXETER NORTH
� a
General Store,
0 Giving u,) Business.
y�5`per cent. off for Cash
LyJ
Till; BEST YET
THE CHEAPEST YET
THE BIGGEST YET 1
Best Ordered Clothing produced in Exeter
Gentlemen 1 leave your orders early, for
with the best staff of Tailors ; the best
stook of Fine Trimmings, and the best
Cutting in Town. you are sure of satisfao-
tion
.4%-. SNICl.L.
FURNITU1IE
—AT—
( -IDLEY'S.
A very large stock on hand 'now to
select from in iris way of Parlor, Bed-
room and Dining -room Suites at nearly
half the usual price. 150 looking -glasses
from 100 up. Hundreds of ft of picture
mouldings to choose from—cheap. Easy
chairs, and 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 recoveriliG 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—
GIDLET r Oddfellows' Bleak,
1�TS opposite J. Grigg's
5 lbs. 25c Tea, $1.00;
5 lbs. 500 Tea, 2.00;
5 lbs. 60c Tea, 2.50;
Coal Oil, 15c;
4?; lbs. raisins, 25e;
Mens' rubbers 500; Ladies' 35
Colored Tea Setts, 52.00;
Dry Goods 25 per cent. off;
Seal Muff, 2 50, North 3 50;
Boys' Grey Lamb Hat, 1 75,
worth 3 00;
Patrons and all Customers Welcome.
No trouble to show Goods.
JOHN MATHESON,
HURRAH!
ANEw
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,h
where we are prepared
to do work on the shortest
possible notice and iu the
Xigatest Styles
—AND A—
Sure Fit Guar ,
Guarani
JOHN 5