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THE
zeter Aburrcate,
I s published every Thursday Morning,
at the. Office,
MAIN• -STREET", - EXETER.
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ADVODATa PUBLtSHINCA COMPANY
TERiii$ OF SUBSCRIPTION'.
One Dollar per annum, if paid in Advance
81,30 if not s4 paid.
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No P+Pexdisoo ntinixed
until ella
rreaxageiiR.
eetrwillslout de
ddixius l be pupihediforbid, awl
shaageaaticorelingly. Liberal disooun ma e
for transoientadvertiSements,inserted for
long periods. Every description of JOB:
PRINTING turned out in the (nest style,
and • at moderate rates. Cheettes,mono 034':-
ere,1lre, for advertising, subseriptions,ete.to
Ise made payable to
Chas. H. Sanders,
EDITOR. AN» P.110P
t ofeseiouo1 Cairdss..
H. KINSMAN 143).S. & DR. A. R.
KINSMAN, L 1a. S., D. D, S., BenOr
University.
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graduate of TorontoUnz r t y,
DENTISTS.
Tenth extracted without any pain, or any
lad effects, Office in Fenson's. Block, west
site Main Street, Exeter.
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ALTON ANDERSON,(D,D.S.,L.D.S.,)
honors Graduate of Um Toronto 1:Pi-
aszty and Royal College of Dental Sergeous
at Ontario. Teeth extracted withoutate.
All modoe of Dentistry up to date.
over Elliot Ss lt)liot'e law °face-opposite
Central gotel-Exeter.
nett:teail
Tam .r A. BOLLINS 84 T A. AAfQS.
1I itesidoneoe,same as formerly
OFFICES,Spaolcmen,_ building, Main at.
Br, Rollins' office: seam as formerly --north
door. DDr. Amos' oMee, soma bailding--south
May 1st, t8,3
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, door, ollins. 3f. D. T. A. Amos, M.D
te.T. P, MoIAUGR GIN, MEMBER OP'
the Callege ofPlay ale hausand Surgeons
Ontario. Physician, Surgeon, and Acoonoh-
eur. Mee, Dashwood, Ont.
l4egal.
COI-LINS, BAREISTER,SOLIOIT-
OR, Gonveyaaeer. Notary Public.
-over O'Neil'a .flank, Exeter,Oatario.
av' to Loan.
L1;I.DIOESQN,BA.RRISTF..R,SOLICITOR,
. of Supreme Cuurt.:iotery Pablto,Con-
v0yeneer, Goritrniesioner. SC.e, Money to lean
Oi$oe-.Eamon'. Block, Exeter
LLIOT & GLAD1IAN, BARRISTERS,
Lis Etc . Conveyancers, and Efonev to
Lean ret 5 scud S?i, per cent.
I3, V. ELI.sor. 3l'. W. GLAnxa:t.
Auctioneers
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BROWN,Winchelsea. Licensed Ataot-
ionoerfor the Counties of Perth and
Middlesex, also for the township ofUsborue
Sales 'Promptly attended, to and terms raa-
sanbslo,Saloa arranged at Post office. Win-
chelses.
Insurance.
i,`t ELLIOT,
InsaranooAgent,
Main St.
Excite
WANTED, HELP.
Reliable man in every locality, local or
`travelling, to introduce a new discovery aud
keep our show eardstaekea up on trees, fences
and bridges throughout town and country.
Steady ernployment,comnaission or salary,
463 per month and expenses, and money de-
posited in any bank when started. For par-
tier:Mrs write" Cho World Medical Electric'
Co.," London. Ont , Canada. 2-9 93
TAILORING
CHEAP
AND
NOBBY.
"The flung -dog Expression"
. looks of a " ready made,"" Med.
me -down " suit of clothes is
enough to disgust the Prince of
Slovens.
NO FIT, ?S
else•
m
- Sal
NO STYLE,
NO GOOD.
A tailor•made suit, cut, made
and fitted to the contour of your
form is certain to look right.
AND WEAR
Parts of machinery which
accurately fits withstand se-
vere service and parts that do
not fit' wear out quickest,
Same with clothes, Choose
your cloth and we do the rest.
Prices small as titches.
Bert. Knight.
RIDES! HIDES!!
HIDES!! !
• Highest cash price paid
for hides, calf, lamb and
sheep skins
For Arst class beet
lamb, pork, poultry, .sau-
sage or bologna, call at the
NEW BTJTUBIER S11OE.. i .•
B .`:,i'` sot, ) BY THE QUART-
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restore L` ost Vitality in old o+• young. and
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have cured thousands and wil t cure Yon. we giro epos.
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each case or refund the money. Price YO SO r aye per
ptskage; orsix penes ,(fuli treatment) for $2,30. By
Mail. in plain Bra Eor. upon ieceiptoleico, Circular
free' AJ 'RMEDY CO 7lnoar[orn64'ileno;
na.
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EXETEangedR every WNARKETdSIeedgy) SLASHING OF* RATES. LOSS OF THE MAINE. (Chedl
Wheat per bushel $0 9e to 9i
Barley
Oats 30 to 31
Peas 55 to 60
Butter 14 to 15
Eggs
15ttoes perbag 7T5 to
syper ton .00 to 8.90flay
kyPpPor.5Tures
Ducks 3,
Geese .,. 6
Chicken
Wool per lb. 18
.,;,. -ie to 41
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A{{ Women Read
d
This Interesting Letter—"l was
Nervous and Weak.."
Life Changed from Misery to Joy
by Hood's Sarsaparilla,
Tbo terrible trials of the 44 gentler
sex" are beyond description. How
Hood's S'araallarilla. is adapted for them
and how restores health b and Helps
over the hard places, is well illustrated
by Airs. Place's letter,
440. L Hood a 00., Lowell, Mass.:
"Dear Sirs: -In early life I suffered
much from stowaeh trembles and spent a
great del of money in doctoring. Ire-
ceived temporary relief only to have it re-
turn of sfeknees, and for the past five
years life bee been u ade+ miserable: by
constant Illness. During this period there
have been six months that 1 was not oft
Itiy bed, and for one year 1 suffered most
severely. I was
Nervous And Weak
andlife a .'burden,
11 It happened
that lay husband bought a battle of
ilood'a Sarsaparilla and I comzuencad to
take it in email draw, In a abort time it
was evident that it waa helping ate. In
two weeks I felt that I was being greatly
oonetited. About Vette time oar youngest
ten 1- e
sag, h p ytsara of age, Gagen dawn
with typhoid fever, ride passed on to hie
reward, arid anon *there of the fslnjly
were taken ill, until l; was the only one
lett to care for them. 1 continued taking
1Tood's.Sarsaparilla, and to theeurprlseof
myself and all the neighbors, I not only
kept up and took care of the nick, but my
Health Continued to Improve.
For nearly three months this siege Gt
typhoid fever held the family down. All
this time, ae by a miracle, my health
kept up and I grew atrong. At present
I em feeling well and know that the bene-
fit derived from Moodie Sareaparlila is
permanent. Other members of the bowie -
hold have since taken Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Hood's Pills with good effect." MRS.
Rl,s$ccA;'traces, N. Sixth St., Coehen,]Ind.
HoodlowSarsa-
patina
is the Best -In fact the Ono True Blood Purifer,
Insist upon ;bones; take no substitute.
aro prompt, eltictent told
Hood's Pilis easy In effect. e5Gonta.
11 WOJllEI$
To be happy and beala.Ly must know bo
to take care tattersall,
In miler to do this, all irregularities of
menstruation must be corrected, the ie.
Bans atrongthened and put in working
order to perform their proper fanetions
Asiatic Regulator Capsules
are Safe, Pleasant, Most Reliable and
POSITIVELY the BEST REMEDY in the
market to cure all irregularities, painful
periods. and relieve all distressing pains.
The herbs composing this famous rem-
edy aro found in the wilds of Asia Minor
and Africa and imported by us only. We
give a guarantee that it will cure the
most ob_ tin ate oases, or money refunded
51.50 per box or four boxes for $5.00. Sent
securely sealed. A trial will convince
you. Address
ORIENTAL ,l1EDICAL CO.
Detroit, Mich.
McGillivery: Mr. Ed. Mathers ham
bought a 110 acre farm on the 10th
con. of London township from Mr. J. (`
Hughes for $1.000. He will mov.o
first week in March.
Drysdale: On Thursday Mr. Thus
Snowden lost a two-year-old steer. It
was smothered to death in a straw
stack -James B. Pollock has been laid
up with a sore foot, being so unfortnn •
ate as to give his foot a severe cut
with an axe, while eugaged in cutting
wood. .
�•v aassaa9a 9: 9s: ;::fit
Modern Treatment Treatment of 0
it)..
OHS"!r l:!t!dei
6) The latest work on the u
treatment of diseases, written t')
i! by forty eminent Americang*t'•,'
a, physicians, says: "Cod-liver w
�I� oil has done more for the con- iv;
i� ' stamptive than all other reme l;
t dies prat together." It • also
0 says: "The hypophosphites ka `'1
•51 of lime and soda are regarded dlr
+di by many English observers as
u,
specifics for consumption."tti
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(�eartawsileczamziaossoznw \gyp
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n6 contains the'best cod-liver oil
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dI its a partially digested form,
iii comi fined with the L ypophvs
a%') Pees 0/Lime and Soda. This ie
' remedy, a standard for a
quarter of a century, •is in i"i'.
z4r
R+- exact accord with the latest t;
views of Whetnedical profession.
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06 All druggists , roc.and � 1 �a.oo.
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di SOOST & BOWNE, Chcinists, Toronto. 't!'
E*E eefid :c66C--4,SE*G E.: ieSEiS •
GREAT REDUCTIONS ON THE CANA-
DAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Bessenger Weenie Change(} is Ontario At-
xnost cat in Tea --bona. Toronto to
7tI
ozstresi and Rotors for ¢8,35-4oadoa
to Toronto for Only $i,QO-Otser Guts,
Toronto, Feb. 22. -The Canadian Pa-
cific aro into the rate war in earnest..
es rde_7 h
X to tho made a big cut in the
passenger rates between Toronto and the
rrinot a1 cities. and towns in Ontario,
mid
educed
the fare between Toronto and
Montreal to less than one-half what it
formerly was, In accordance with instruc-
tions received from tbe Canadian Pacific
bead. offices in Montreal, Mr, V. E.
MoI'herson, the district passenger agent
at Toronto, telegrephed the company's
agents at Hamilton, Guelph, Galt, Wood-
stock, Chatham, London, St. Catbnrines,
Ingersoll, Harristen, Windsor, St, Thomas,
Teterboro, Owen. Sound, Brampton and
Detroit, authorizing them to soil tickets
et the new rates, This telegram was Sent
out at 5.30 last evening, and read as fol,
laws:
"In of set at once, the following rates
from Toronto: Hamilton 50e, Niagara
Falls, Ont,, $1.90; London, .Woodstock
and Ingersoll; $i, Cltathanl 81.50, Wiud-
aor $:3, Elora, Fergus, Preston and Iles-
peler ?5c, Guelph Sue, Berlin, Waterloo,
Brentlard and Paris $1,25, Sluices, via
Goderdeh, Clinton, Fdueardino, Listowel
end Walkerton, $2; Southampton $2.50,
Sarnia $3, Montreal $ti, I3tookvillc and
Prescott $3, Kingston and? vaparteo$2.50;
rates not to be exceeded to intermediate
points, Apply in both dlroetions. Sell
from your station at rates given, basing
on Toronto. Rauud trip rates use tariff
No. 298. Limit of one week, Have local
inserted as ;lard hews freta. Newspapers
will be glad to get this Item.
ai(Sfgued), C. 1!1. McPherson."
To Montreal and Return for $8.55.
'rho tariff No. 20S, which is to be op -
led, provides that the fare for a
tuntrig shallequal onesiagio tare d
4tal .
ao-thirds of a single faro, and, according
title schedule, the return faro. front
tree" to Toronto or from Toronto to
areal is ;!3.35.. Tiokets sold at then
reduced Pates are valid for seven days
after issue,.during which, time the pur-
chaser Must nave utilized his ticket and
sed at the station on which tho ticket
Was issued.
A prominen.t Canadian 1'aelflc otlloird
here stated that this eat inlocalratea had
been made in retaliation upon the Grand
Trunk for co•operating with the Western
Amcrlean roads to fight the Canadian
Paoiflo in tbo transcontinental buslnos s..
The Grand Tgn,uk's Side of It..
Montreal, Feb. J3,. -Mr, George B.
Roovo, general trallc manager of the
Orand Trunk, says that so far they have
not done anything to meet the U.P.R.
eat in rates, not will thoy do so until
they have consulted tho Western Traffic
Association and the Grand Trunk Dizoo-
torato in London.
The boycott Xs On.
Chicago, Feb. 22. -Western roads have
assumed the aggressive in tho war with
the Canadian Paeiflo. They have thrown
that road out of the Western iautnigrant
oleariug'house. The effect of this action.
-will be that the Canadian Pacific -will fro
shut out from any participation in Immi-
grant traffic arriving at Now York or
Boston. Acting in harmony with this
notion of the roads, the trans-Atlantic
steamship linos, which aro parties to the
immigrant agreement, with the western
roads, have cabled to their agents not to
sell tickets or prepare calling orders for
tickets over the Canadian Pacific. These
instructions apply to all immigrant busi-
ness. The South Pacific road is also a
party to the boycott.
THE MAINE INVESTIGATION.
The Divers Find the Magazine Thought
to Have Exploded intact.
Havana, Feb. 22. -The divers yesterday
continued the work of trying to recover
the bodies of the victims of the disaster
to the battleship Maine.
Incredible as it may seem, it is said
that after a partial examination of the
magazines of the Maine, the divers report
::oat the ono in which the explosion is
supposed to have occurred, is intact.
According to my information, tho con-
teuts of this magazine are unharmed.
Therefore, if this report bo true, an en-
tirely different aspect is given to the
terrific explosion which brought death
and destruction to the Maine.
This report reaching Key West; it is
said, caused the mernbers of the court of
inquiry to decide to proceed to Havana
ate begin their investigation at once, in-
stead of organizing the court here.
At any rate, the lighthouse tender
Mangrove, with the court of inquiry
aboard, left for Havana.
'Upon arrival in Havana the court will
make personal examination of the wreck
and will then take testimony regarding
the loss of the vessel.
The Court of Enquiry.
The board of enquiry into the Maine
disaster loot on the lighthouse tender
Mangrove at 10 o'clock yesterday,' with
Captains Sampson and Chadwiok and
Lieut. Commander Potter and Marix
present. Captain Sampson presided and
Lieut. -Commander 1Iarix, recently execu-
tive officer of the Maine, acted as
recorder.
Captain Sigsbee, the commander of the
Maine, was the first witness called. Bo
was under examination until 1 o'clock in
the afternoon, at which hour an adjourn
ment was taken. The press was excluded.
Spain Would Bo Blameless.
Chicago, Feb. 22. -Robert T. Lincoln,
Secretary of War under Presidents Garfield
and Arthur, and former Minister to Eng-
land, is positive that in case of accident,
Or i i
f the mine was os rlodSpanish
w 1 ori by a
fanatic, Spain . would not bo burdened
with any legal responsibility.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
The Czarina is suffering, from tr mild
atteok of the measles.
Charles William More, , fifth Earl of
Mouutcashcll,' is dead. Ifo was born in
1826.
Bryant's carriage shop and Morrison's
harnessshop at Mount Forest wero'de-
stroyed by Jiro.
The North China Daily News says an
unconfirmed report is current' that the
Chinese loan has been settled at Pekin
with Groat Britain.
UNITED, STATES BATTLESF{IP BLOWN
UP AT HAVANA.
Two Hundred and I+1fty-Six Lives Loot,-
The Explosion Due to An Accident,-
Homages of &XWpathy:•„piab)io Funeral
of the Victims.
Havana, Feb. 16.. -Tho shattered and
battered, bulk of the United States battle-
ship Maine lies at the bottom of gamma
Harbor, a tomb for at least 253 of her
crew.
She was blown up at 9.40 o'clock last
Slight by anexplosion. well forward under
the men's quarters. Her magazine is far-
ther back between her coal hunkers,
Some of the watch and a few of the
(Aileen and crow who were on Shorn
escaped,
Tile Maine, at the time of the explo.
Slog, was at anchor about 500 yards from
the arsenal, and some 290 yards from the
floating dock,
Her steel upper deck forward has been
eonipletely lifted and turned over on her
starboard side, None of the big guns in
the turrets are Visible. She is slightly
listed to port and all forwatbl of her
massive oranes for unloading sh p's boats
have completely disappeared. The big
funnels lie flat upon the twisted and
gnarled iron braces and pieces of steel
decks, From the funnels aft the ship
seems to be. intact, She Inas settled until
the Water has covered the top of her
superstructure, and the stern searchlight
and one rapid firing gun look over the
Water just below them. It is reported
that the disaster wits title to the explosion
of the boiler of the elynaeno Inaehdne on
board the hlaino.
The first explosion is said to ;lave been
sensed by over 600 pounds of glen cotton 1
anti the subsequent explosion is alleged to
have been caused by shells and cartridges,
The Spanish cruiser Alfonso
which was anchored close to tho Melee,
lowered her boats and saved 37 of the
Brow of the .&Iuericen warship..
The Spanish erniser Alfonso XII. was
for seine time after the explosion in great
peril, and her mooring tackles were
sleeked away and she was anchored at a
great distance from. the burning warship.
Silo thou lowered her beats and took part
itt the work et rescue.
Some of the serer:kego of the Maine fell
cart board the City of Washington and
knocked two holtie in hertleek. The chap-
lain of the Maine, the Bev. J. 1'. Chad-
wick, went on board the Alfonso XII. in
order to administer to the wounded. A
Spanislh naval enter said that Captain
Sigsbee was the last man to abandon the
sinking ship, rind he remained alongside
the wreek 45 long as It was passible to do
anything in the way of resew).
Captain Sigsbee, itttervlowed this even-
ing by the correspondent of the Assoel-
atod Press, with reference to the cause of
the explosion, said:
"I cannot yet determine the cause, but
competent investigators will decide
whether the oxploeion was produced from
an interior or exterior cause, Ieannotsay
anything until aftersueh an Investigation
has been anode. I will non and cannot
conscientiously antieipato the decision,
nor do lavish to make any unjust estim-
ate of the reason for the disaster."
Washington, Feb. 18. -The Govern-
ment hes settled back into a waiting
attitude iu respect to the terrible marine
disaster in. Havana Harbor. The great
shock caused by the news has given way
to a calmer and more judiolal state of
mind, and realizing front the events of
the day that the court of inquiry is the
sole deporaienco in the scareh for the
cause of the Maine's loss. Tho naval
officials aro now resigned to await the
results of that inquiry by a court named
yesterday by the Navy Department. There
was little news to add to tite sum of in-
formation as to the disaster during the
forenoon. No telegrams cane, and all
that could bo ;;leaned was a denial of
some absurd story or other that had crept
into print or became current gossip. All
tho news of the day came in the late
afternoon in Captain Slgsbeo's report of
the authorization of the funeral of his
dead sailors and General Lee's brief story
of the struggle for life in the dark hull
of the -Maine.
Havana, Fob. 18. -The interment of
the martyrs of the Maine took place yes-
terday afternoon about 5 o'clock. Shortly
before the hour an Havana was in move-
ment. The flags on the public buildings
were draped in mourning, All classes
were represented in the throngsthat filled
the streets along which the immense
funeral procession passed to the cemetery.
NAVAL COURT OF ENQUIRY -
First Meeting Set for To -day -Capt. Sigs-
bee on the State of the Wreck.
Washington, Feb. 21. -The naval court
'of enquiry appointed to investigate the
Maine disaster will begin its work to-
day. This news came to the Navy Depart, -
'merit yesterday morning from Admiral
Sicard at Key \Vest. He simply tele-
graphed as follows:
"The court of enquiry will sail, for
Havana 20th by lighthouse steamer 'Man-
grove."
Capt. Sigsbee was heard froin late,last
night, but the telegram was not delivered
at the Navy Department until this morn-
ing. His message goes to confirm the
press reports of the events of yesterday
in Havana harbor so far as they relate to
the exploration of the wreck. It retails as
follows:
t'Only. most experienced workingdivers
can do effective work on the Maine. ' In
the upper works I can use service. divers.
Did some work to -day, but with little
success. Will do bettor to -morrow. Parts
of the Maine, especially the superstructure
and connections, aro'ono confused mass
of metal."
Vizcaya at New York.
New York, Feb. 21. -The Spanish war
vessel Vizcaya, in command of Captain
Eulate, came through- the Narrows Sun-
day afternoon and anchored off Tomp-
kinsville, Staten Island, where she is
closed guarded by heavy yard tugs and
police patrol boats owing to public feeling,
Six Years at Kingston.
Toronto, Feb. 19. -Charles Findlay
Lutz, the wholesale bicycle thief, forger
and counterfeiter, from Berlin, pleaded
guilty to two charges, and Magistrate
Denison sent him to Kingston Peniten-
tiary for six years.
lamegert's Appeal Denied.
Chicago, Feb. 21. -=Judge Mary denied
the motion for a new trial in rLuetgert'a
case and sentenced hide to life inaprlson
went on Saturday. An appeal will be
taken to the State Supremo Court.
The Moan Medicine Ca.
gamilt0S,
Dear Sirs.
For many years I was troubled with periodical sick beadeches,0
being affected usually every Sunday, and used all the remedies that were ad-
vertised as cures, and was treated by almost every doctor in (uelph but with*
eat any relief. One doctor told me it was caused by a w:eakstornaclt, another
Raid it was hereditary and incnreable. T was induced by a neighbor to try
Sloan's lindian Tonle, and I stn Happy to. say I did so. A few doses gave Fns -
mediate relief. and One bottle and a half made a complete cure.
This waa three years ago and the headaches have have newer return-
ed, I was also troubled with asthma and nothing helped me like your
.Sloan s. Indian Tonic, d can heartily reconancrid it to all ani will lt3 gltsd to
give ,
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W. O. laden.
Guelpia, Nov. 23rd,18117,
;real sale at ail dealers. or address the eoalpany at Htuu1Ltoa-
*1,00 per bottle; 0 bottles gror ria 00.
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COMMERCIAL LIVERY.1
First-olass
and Horses
Orders left at Hawkshaw's
Hotel, or at the Livery
Stable Chri tie's old Staaiid
Will receive prompt at.
tendon. . .
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TermsReesonablo eGoionneetion
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Says tbe landlord who
wishes to
have
every dollar expended to its full duty.
Everything in our establishment is
marked at prices which will retain reg
war patrons and induce occasional cus-
tomers to come again. The rapid
increase in the volume of our business
is the best evidence that the people of
Exeter appreciate this method.
We make undertaking a Specialty.
R. N. ROWE
inbuyto{tseeds"seamanly le
extrarasnece," becausetheoo.t
of cultivation rested on i,terlorsired,
always largely exceeds the origlaal
cost of the best and dearest seeds to
be had, The beat la always the.
cheapest. Pay aOgle =motor
FERRY'S
SEEDS
and atwaya get your money's worth.,
Five cents par paper everywhere.
Always the beat. Seed Annual tree.
D.M,FERRY & CO.,Wledssr,OSt.
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S. GIDDY & SON.
HINTS FOR XMAS AND
NEW YEAR'S GIFTS.
This season we have surpassed our-
selves in making and eytbering together
Choice Oddments in Earley lntrnitnre
suitable for presentation. The assorement
is now eompieta and everybody is invited
to view our Stock if only for the sake of
seeing what vary reasonable prices Choice
Furniture can be purchased for.
SPECIAL
We wish to call special attention to a
line of Very Handsome BED ICOM
SETTS in Ttin, OAx, and Asu ANTIQUE
and CenitoNA finish. All are extremely
tasteful in design and the prices are tnuoh
lower than it has heretofore been possible
to quote for similar goods.
HOCKING CRAMS.
In FOREST GREEN, ANTIQUE OAK,.
CURLY Bxaen, and Kalil/GORYFinish,.
fromVia:: }Aa up.
FANCY' TABLES.
A magnificent line bought ata seer;-•
fico and marked at correspondingly low
prices. Centre Tables, Fancy Chairs, Sec-
retaries, Lounges, Fanny !rockers, Music
Ranks, Couches, Extension Tables, Picture
Mouldeings. Curtain Polos, Artists' Mater-
ials, Etc., Etc., Et..
CiNlDElRTARING and EMBALMING
IN ALL ITS IBRANCIHES•...
S. Giclley 8z, Son.
..FARRIERS!
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You will find at Bisset's NYarerooms the
following line of Agricultural implements
Deering Binders,, Mowers,
Roller and Ball Bearings,
Steel Sulky Rakes.
A full line of Seed Drills, Cultivators,
Disc and Diamond Harrows, Plows,
and Turnip Drills.
SEWING MACHINES ETC.
The celebrated Raymond sewing
machince..... Knoll Washer and
wringers. ,
STOVES._,
Gurney stoves and furnaces
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and
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The ChathamWagon and a full- line
h
if the celebrated M Laugh]in buggies
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BILL .htt
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A nvtzl must consider Ms purc1ias
well there blues; he rutin buy 'wbere
be can do the best.
Look at some of thestr figure':
Pouts made to order,. all
wool ite:.ry tweeds $2.0.1
Suits t9480
Overcoats $$.09
Black Worsted suits a yet-
is", 312,00
Our $20 blacks lxat all
others at *23. Come and zee
for yourselt,
MDR. GRIEVE
Biolyoes !,
Bicycles IT
Die Ise I l I
Bicycle Pleasure..
Are you seeking Bicycle pleasure
if so, you should seek first a good
wheel. We can furnish you any of
the best wheels made. at lowest prie..e
Musical
Do ;von want nrtyrfiinr in Sew
musical line. we havt' a choice teat
of Pianos and organs, Cath and in
spect them before btuyiisg elsewbe
A full stele.
Of sewing machines, baby Ca.r-
riages, etc. etc.
Perkins & Martin
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THE
CENTRAL DRUB
STORE.
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Try > S COUGH BALSAM
for Coughs, Colds and Bronchial trouble
,in old or young.
,Wte llatiufactulre—
WINER'S LINAMENT
which is, an excellent remedy for
Cramps, Pales, Neuralgia, Sore Throat
and' Influenza.
The Old _Reliable, Wittaa's Con-
dltion Fowdiers,
still holds fist place, in the market.
Also Lotion for scratehls on horses
and Condition Powder for same.
SOLE AGENTS FOR.
Dix. LUNG SYRUP.
C. LUTZ,:DRUGGIST.
FOR TWENTY-SEVEN YEA.
THE COOKS' BEST FRFN
LARDt;:raT M* IN cAt.4,
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