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EDITOR AND PROP
Professional Cards.
H. KINSMAN, L.D.S. & DR. A. R.
KINSM tN,L D. ;S., D. D. S., Honor
gradnate,of Toronto University,
DENTISTS.
Teeth extracted without any pain, or any
bad effects. Office in 1• arson's Block, west
side Main; Street,Eseter.
'r U.D. ALTON'ANDERSON,(D.D.S.,L.D,S.,)
1..fi honors Graduate of the Toronto Uni-
rsity and Royal College of Dental Surgeons
of Ontario. Teeth extracted without pain.
modes of Dentistry up to date:
over Elliot & Elliot's' law office—opposite
Central Hotel—Exeter,
Medical
1 tt,T.P. .MCLAUC#HLIN, MEMBER OF
!.Y the College of Physicians and Surgeons
N,ntario Physician, Surgeon and A000nch-
e r. Office, Dashwood, Ont.
1.et;all,
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A.1' Solicitors, Notaries, Conveyancers,
Commissioners; Solicitors for the Molsons
-Bank, etc. Money to loan at C, and 53/er
cent. oe
OOfficeFaneon s Bl k,
Main
Exeter. (A member of the firm will be at
reach
Hensel). on Thursday fo week.)
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Auctioneers
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9I1. Auctioneer for County Huron, Sales
promptly attended' to, and charges moder-
ate. Orders by trail will receive every at-
tention.
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1 II . - ioneor for the Counties of Perth and
%ltttdlesex, also for the township ofUsborne
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MINK le
Fol• whose good are we in "
the furniture business? For
yours and ours. If we are not
useful to you we cannot be use-
ful to ourselves.• We have got
to carry the goods you. want at
the prices you want or we can- �l,
not make a success of our busi- p'
ness. But we have been doing
business right along for years,
which Troves that eye are the
right kind of people with the
right prices. Conie and see for
-yourself....
S. GIDLEY & SON.
Furniture. Undertaking,
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
O1rK.
The:Rflolsons Bank.
(Chartered by Parliament, 1855. )
Paid up Capital,.:... , .... ,$2,500;000.
Rest Func.... , ..1,6s?5,Q00
Head office Montreal.
d? WOLI+'ERSTAN THOMAS, Escl..
GENERAL
Money ,advanced. to good 'Farmers on
their own notes with. cue or more eu,lursers
at 7 per cent. per annum,
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Open every lawful day from 10 a.m to 3
m; Saturdays 10a. m. to 1 p.m.
.A. general banking Ines iuess transacted,
CURRENT BA. TES'allowed. for money'on
Deposit Receipts, Savings Bank at 8;',..
DIWICSON & CART. Nq, N.D. 11iiYDox;
Solicitors. Manager.,
TO THE DEAR—A rich lady,
cured of her Deafness and Noises in
the
Head by Di _1V[ch0lsrJn's Artificial
Ear Drums,, has sent $1,000 to his In-
stitute, so that deaf people unable to
procure -the Ear ,'f)ituns may have
them free. Apply to Department
A.I
. S. N, The Institute, � `+Long•Cotb;"
Gunnersbury, London, W. England
EMULSION
rel
[71LNH711GPTBON tandl, 7,11.\'4: >t33l1Q ,t F.i9 fir•
s f1A°IPC7plOitk aif 01O911A,c4)rilfar LOSS^
ADILIL"Z1L:517i1 ` Al+ i
u7em� Deer -431s etc' la..r at 1�i3�
• aro Frost aitatail'est.
By the }d of The P. & L. Itmut:Ion, 7 h,wo
gotten rid of,i Ithelitng couch tphiclthad trout•Ii;d
rr;e for over a year, and have gainsai
ably in u eiglit.
T. il. WINGflA.M C.2 ., Mcntrcul.
dbc. and $$tA or Battle
DAVISr
$ &cLAWR1lvC.. co., Limtteu,
MONTaiCAt.. � _
Off oiers, Ii
an Oaugier,
Thousands of Them
Suffer from
Nervousness and
General.' Dorlity
1J81118's Gtr
Co�011lld
Strengthens and Tones the
System.
It Purifies the Blood and Gives
Perfect Digestion.
Eyes �h i t
ens the -lyes and Gies a Clear
and Soft Complexion.
No medicine in the world has ever
done -such a work for weak, nervous,
debilitated and suffering women as
Paine's Celery Compound.
Women of all ages, owing to their
delicate and sensitive organisms, ex-
pend more nerve energy than men.
Their Organs I'equire vigorous nerves
to insure healthy action. It is a fact
worthy of special:notice that suffering
from acute nervousness is
caused by
weak and inflamed nerves.
For such'trouhles, Paine's Celery
ColnPn un
is
d the true medicine for
nourishing and strengthening the
nerve fibres. '
Weak and rundown worsen find in
Paine's Celer y Compound a wander
ons strength giver and flesh builder.
Sleepless and irritable woman who use
Paine'i3 Celery Compound obtain true
rest and sweet, refreshing sleep, this
eyes becomelustrous and sparkling.
'and the cornplexion clear and bright.
Every' , rtindow n and ailing 'woman
should"give Paine's Celery Compound
an immediate trial. It never disap-
points.
Arthur E. Laing, clerk Mr. J'. P.
I awrason's private bank at St.. George,
was arrested on a charge of stealing
about $8,000 from his employer.
MfI 'IIOL
f4Doci.
P
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We guarantee that thesis
Platen will relieve
pain quicker than any
other. Put up only in
25c. tin boxes and $1.00
yard rolls. The latter
allows you to cut the
Plaster any size.
Every' family
should ,have one
ready for an emer-
gency.
DAVIS & LAWRENCE CO.,
LIMITED, dtONIt1EA1.l
Beware of taitatlons
Ailsa Craig: Albert Davis, son of
Mr. T. Davis, hail the index linger of
his right hand caught in one of the
machines at the flax 1ni11 on Monday
and jamed-so badly as to render am-
putation necessary.
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m their blood give color to t
thew. cheeks and restore their
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$ healthfir
and strength. It is •
safe 'to say vP
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: portant element (cod-liver oil) a';
gits
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usually accompany. anilimia.
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m; fatty food that is more easily 1
digested than any other form v
of fat. A'certain amount ol'`
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daywhile t'a ki a�
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• 5tr2, and'1,0C til ctruggi.ta, •'
SCOTT •& il,JWN[; Gh'tnists, Tornntn'.
1nhA i tlil'Ilt 9 �- 1 ttnii quarters on a -bay and 'Supply
[ ere; whichwill leave about the
j same Lune is the. . Stlat'1 otla gorse,
1 To 0, lc., . 1t '2i0 Milan.
Recruiting gBegins
Monday in
the Northwest and B.C.
3 SQUADRONS OF 160
MEN EACH,
$riti.h Colutnbia's Offer Accepted -.-Force
Will Coprirt et Two Troops of Meant-.
ed Rifles, or ' About 83 Men
and 90 Horses Efforts
to'ltaire 1t to erso
]ren.
Ottawa, Jan. 30. — Recruiting for
Strathcona Horse will commence on
Monday, Feb. 5, at the following
Mourtted Police posts:
In the N.W.'L'.--1t[oosoulitt, Regina,
Maple Creek, Medicine Hat, , Calgary,
MacLeod, Lethbridge, Pincher Creek,
Edmonton, Prince Al bert, Battleford,
Itt 'Manitoba—At, Portage la Prair-
ie, .Brandon and at the barracks,
Winnipeg. •
In British Coluurbia-_At Golders,
Revelstoke, Vernon, Kamloops, -Fort
Steele, Nelson, Vancouver and Vic-
toria.
When the Trains Will Start,
Hon. I'. W. Borden said last night
that the first train will star(, from
Calgary about February 10 or 12,
and the second not later than the
15th. The men, after enlistment,
will be permitted to return to their
homes in order to clear up their busi-
ness before leaving for Ottawa, and
will be ordered to return to the 're-
cruiting points in time to catch
whichever train they may be ap-
pointed to travel on. 133' this means
Lord Strathcona will be saved ' the
expense of fitting up quarters for the
troopers while they are Ivaiting• to
travel east,.: and, moreover, the men
will 'b
be given
a holiday that will be
very acceptable to them. Hon.
W. Borden, Col. Steele and Controller
White had a long consultation rani t•
t
iton last
evening, at -which the list of officers
was drafted, partially, When com-
pleted it will be cabled to Lord
Strathcona for approval.., Dr. Bor-
den also inquired of the IHigit. Com-
missioner whether aChaplain and
trained nurses would be regiiireci, and
if so .how many of the latter. •
Representatives of the West. , ....
The " three stluadrans of 160 nsen
each 'will be ,recruited respectively
from .Manitoba anii the eastern part
of,Assiniboia, the .eastern elo1e of
the Rockies and the central Territor-
ies and British Columbia. half of
'the British Columbia squadron will
come from the southern portion of
the province and half from the coun-
try served by the main .line of the
Canadian Pacific . Ilatlu ay. There
'will he roost at Ottawa, the
point of centralization of the mount-
ed rifles, .for about thirty good arm-
or ers,•.drivers and . medianics,• Who
tt'oidd. be useful. in the field. l l is
also intended to pick up ire Ottaw;
A number- of surveyors who have
practised in the Northwest and who
are, capable horsemen and good
shots: Some, few officers may be
chosen from Manitoba, Insphctor
Strickland will brOught from the
Yukon, and n
I st.ct,.
e cr Jarvis-, who ho is
now in charge of the customs post
on the Dalton Trail, will also he or-
dered east.
TROOt'S LE.AV:L ON FRIDAY.,
matchboxes and llIoney for the Troopers
Presented in Toronto.
Toronto, Jan. 30. — The powers
that be at Ottawa have at last, fixed
the date of the departure for Halifax
of the three 'troops of Mounted :In-
fantry stationed at Stanley Bar-
racica.' It will be on Friday next.
Lieut, -Col, Evans and the officers of
the Mounted Infantry held a'farewell
at home at the barracks yesterday
afternoon and, notwithstanding the
intensely cold weather, a. large 11U111-
ber of guests were present.
The city's gift of.' souvenir. match
ox o
1
) es and money. v.
to the Toronto
members • of the contingent Was pre-
seatedt
to'the...nen•esterda � and
y a.
there was aecordinglye great rejoic-
ing.
With the serving out of blankets
yesterday for the horses the entire
kit, for both man and mount is now
complete, with the exception of the
khaki unifornts, which they will re-
ceive upon:arriving. at Halifax.
THE ;PATE I OTIC'I't)ND.
Has Now Reached Nearly 8188.000 -Out-
side
Outside Places Still Liaising stoney.
Ottawa, .Jan. 30. - The following
io the statement of the Canadian
1 atriotic Fund. Association:
Amount previously acicnowledged,
$84,594.04; Standard Bank of Can-
ada, $1,000.
Collected by Bank of Montreal; Ann
herst, N.S., 1$'163; collected by The
Globe, $2,000;` Dr. G. F. Emery, Gan
anoque, $1; Dutton, St. Thomas, $L,
Total, $87,754.44.
Loud., II Sho wig patriotism.
London, Ont., Tan. 30. — The sec-
ond concert in aid of The Soldiers'
Wives' League was •liven .last night
in the Grand Opera House, and was'
a Fig success, the house being crowd-
ed to the doors.
trattort' Will do Weill.
Stratford, Otrt., .Tan. 30. — A most
successful concert, in aid of the Pat-
riotic Fund,,.was held in the new City,
hall last night upon the •initiative'
of the lately organized Canadian
Club. A Citizens'' 'Committee was
formed, , and under •their auspices the
concert was held, Some hundreds of
dollars will be added to the fund as
a result.
8. C.'S iru ticIR.
Acceptance of the 11r,tisli Colltmbia Con-
tin3lent I'r;actically 1)«olded Chen.
The final disposition: of the British
Columbiaforce fol r, Itis not yet been decid-
ed. There is practically no doubt now
but that they will go. The force
willennsi. 'two of t . troops of nrounL
riff c
t),1 r cs, or about S8 men and JO
horses,, Whilst the recruiting of this
force c ce will
be proceeded with without
delay, the British Columbians will
Victoria, 13.C., Jan,, ::3U, --< The
'itis
G .z ens'`'
Ga t
I tato .
LL �
e
G of Victoria tot a piLss-
d
C a L I s( l l
k, ) dL1pC1CS '
,, today morning in-
vitint, the Co epe ation of other cities
and municipalities in the province
to raise and equip 250'mounted niers
to supplement the Pr'ovin'cial Govern-
ment's offer of 100, Victoria's quota
,to be SO.
BIG MONEY EARNED,
Gress Earnings of Canadian Pacific Rail-
way Company For 1809 I5"9,530,038,
With Net Profit 8[0;4.5„372.
Montreal, Jan: '30. -- For Decem-
ber, 1899, the gross eurn`ings of the
G
P. R. were $2,970,214, wot'lcing.
expenses, $1,591,288; net profits,
$,1;375,981, In December, 1898, the
net profits were $1,279,111, and for
the 12 months ended T)ec. 81, 1.899,.
the figures' aro as follows. ' Gross
earnings $29,230,085; working ex
poises $16;990,873; net profits,
$12,230,105, For the 12 rnonths
ended Dec. 31., 1898, there was a net
prbfit of $1.0,175,372, showing that
the , increase in net profits over the
stanle period for 1.898 as compared
with 1899 is $96,870, and front;;lan:
.1 to :Dec. 31 1899, there' was au iri-
crease of $1,754,794.
DEATH OF ,Ii,HA nl.eVlNS.
r1...City Clerk of 'Toronto 1'asres Aa
at the Atte of i1 Tears.
Toronto, .Jan. 30. — After an ill-
ness extending over• months, Mr. John
Blcvins, the respected City Clerk of
the. City of Toronto, passed away in.
the early hotrt's of yesterday ittorninrr
at ;his ' home, 257 East Gerrard
street His two surviving daughters
WOI-e at his bedside' when de tth camte'
painlessly. Mr. Blevins had suffered'
'feir' ,years from. rheumatic gout -'at-
tacks of which at times entirely in-
capacitated hint front 'duty: The' fin
al' collapse was due 10 heart failiri•e.
'.Cho1 .utr
d of Control decided yes-
terday afternoon thtt the late City
Clerk be given a public funeral. The
City' Council wj1l aLtetid in a hods.
The ,funom 1 will take place on Thurs-
day at 13.80 p.m. to St, James' Ceiue-
telt'•
The, late Mr. I3lcvins was elected
to the; Council .for the old 1}'itrd of
St. -David When it was first Constitu-
ted. in :1874, and remitiiied as ' one
of its representatives till 1934, when
he replaced 'the late 'Ir. 'Roddy as
City Clerk,
The late John Biel' ins was bort on
the 11 th July, 1930, within two
miles of Armagh, Ireland. HeWas
a Free ;Mason and a Member of the
Church of England. In 1963.lie "re-
visited Ireland. 11 is wife died: ” in'
1.87.2.
y
Val aro to .'a cure a -l.
Montreal, Jan. 80. — L. 'A. Brais,
dquio business under the nacre of
(riq\ler Brais & Co. Its assigned at.
the''reguesf; or Foster, 'For Ler & Co.
of T.onclbn,• England. who are credit-
ors to the extent of $2,400:06. Mr.
George JJ. boss, manufacturers'
agent,: ifonere it, has been' named pro
tif.iono I guardian. he • total liobi1-'
stiess amount to ;$11.4;t3.0,9.-64.'.',.'rt'he'_
greater number of the creditors are
Europe n Prins, but aorto Canadian
Arias ate: 'ineerestcd to a large ex-
tent. '
• St, ueorne 1. a Free ,llsn,
Ottawa, Jan. 30. — Edward St.
George of Water street, who was ar-
rested some time ago on a charge of
atterrtptieg to poison the inmates of
his house, was honorably acquitted,
and Magistrate O'.Keefe in discussing
the case said there was ,no evidence
to connect St. George .with the a.11og-
ed attempt to poison the family,, nor
was it even .clear that there was PCIi-
Son lit the teapot. 5t. George.Vas
ate orciinoly' acquitted, and . received
tul f f
the gong's ] ation s his •i o 3 friends.
Troy Trolley: Strike seined.
N
lr of I Jan. 30. The strike
of mo.toruten and conctuctprs on the
Troy branch of the Belted Traction
�,
Company was. settled
1 L _ ata late hour
p v
Sunday night -on' the basis of $2 per
day fo all rt:gular hien, and to all
Others ----trippers', extras, etc. -1$ ,
,.
cents per hour. • The company resuai
eJ business -as usual' yesterday .niorn-
l11
Urtnau ll, dna 'in Prison.
Cairo, Jail. 30. Osman Digna,
the only emir who escapech:.death . 01
captura in the battle at On'ielebrikas,
and who has since been captured; was
broitght to Cairo on Sunday and was
placed in confinement with the other
prisoners at.Ilosettaa.
T'a'.gnet at laollincwond.
Collingwood, Ont:,' Jan. 30. — The
Collingwood Board of Trade banquet
vv as held in the Grand Central` Hotel
here 'last evening. The only Minister
of the Crown present was the ' Hon.
%%illiain Mulo,ck, Postmaster -General,
A letter of regret was read from the
Hon. J. I. Tarte, in which he stated
that pressing business kept him in
Ottawa. In his speech, Hon. Wil-
lium 319 ulocic spoke of the transporta-
tion question from a purely business
standpoint.
scree tri 'a
Trenton, Ont., Jan. 30. Mrd.
Yarrow, an old lady of this place,
whilecrossing the 0. P. It. track
here yeSiterc'lit.,y afternoon, was struck
be a situntitig. engine and instantly
".killed.
Third ire', •„.(f
Hamburg, Jan. 30. The British
steamer Exriedient has run down and
sunk a harbor steamer near , Altonaa
Thirty' workmen were , drowned. ,
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EXETER MARKETS..
d e
Fhaat per-bushel(Change,.very. ,,. ................................. t0 ,I.i
lour per cwt 1,65 to 2.00
B rloy i!t to 0
Oats . ,.....:. ,. „,3 to 26
Pe
as
10
ButtHr is to lei
tottetooy'per bag 40
1lity per ton 7 Dei to Sall
Dried Apples per L , 5
Turkeys..:, , fS to :!
Chteko:.: ,• sic, 1t,
1)uelc� ..,.... ;.
Gees ..........,..•
Corn..,„, .,. 40 to 5
t
Glu Vel'intort• ,•,.• '..1 0f> to 1 (d)_
400 to ..95
The warning
cough is the faith-
ful sentinel. Ittells
of the approach of
consumption,
which has killed
more people
than war and
pestilence com-
bined. It 'tells
of painful
c h e s't s, sore
lungs, weak
throats, bron-
chitis, and pneu-
monia. Do not
suffer another
day. It's useless,
for there's a
prompt and safe
cure. It is
i
er4
•
ctor1
which cures fresh ,colds
and coughs in. a single
night and masters chronic
coughs and bronchitis in
a short time. Consump-
tion is surely : and cer-
tainly prevented, and
cured,. too, if taken in
time.
A 25c. bottle fora' fresh
cold; : 50c. size for older
colds; '$1'sizefor chronic
coughs and ;consumption.
'+ I always keep a bottle of Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral on hand. Then
every time I,get cold I' take a'little
of it and I aln betxer'at once." •
J�1ras 0. Buquoa, r?
Oct. 19, 1898. El Paso, Tem.
Write the Doctor. If you have any
comp(. int whatever and desire •the
beat medical advice, write the Doctor
freely,. Address
Dr. J. C. AT3n; Lowell, Yas..
Beibre. After: , Wood'S , Pllosphod1 o,
The GrRtFneh.
Iterretlv.
Sold and recommended
b 1
druggists in Canada. Only by
medicine discovered._ Six
packages guaranteed to cure all
fo ms of Sexual weakness, all effects of abuse
or excess; Mental Worry, Excessive rise of To-
bacco. Opinne
o-bacco.'Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt
of price, one package 81, six, V,. One willpa.,ease,
tis toi2L cure. Pamphlets free to any address.
The Wood Company. Windsor,Ont.
tt'srwood's PliosphodineIs soli( in Exeter• by
G. Lutz, .druggist.
A tiorwich correspondent writes as
follow s —A'sad accident n,eur red at
the home of lir. Geo. 13otri(„ ht, 0n ,a
farm netts New Din'h:1nr,. The two,
brothers, Charles and William, aged
silent, 20 and ' 12 . Years 'espf'cti:tiely,.
Went to the barn fee 10:(1 of surae,
and as they had to: go. to td •,e t nt part'
of the tarot, decided to ta'k;e titaie gun
with the:n:fe t. (hance, shot at any-
r.
straz, •„
true; �Vl '1
allst in the. harp, .. in
handing the. gnu up to the younger
brother on. the load, the. We:tpoti :1
Muzzle -loader, frilly charged el vvitll
powder and buckshot was i,y serine
means discharged full into the faceof
the young lad, striking hit+1 un the
right t 1 dE '.
g s and chin fracturing ,the
lower jaw in four ." of five plates and
blowing the right cheek off all the :pay
front the middle of the 1iec:: up to
within three quarters 01 110 inch, of
the'eye•and`b ick of the, ear, Medical
aid was at once called in, and 1411 last
relioitsthe:lad was.doing'• 'ninth bet-
ter than expected. He may, recover
if blood poisoning does not set in.
CURE.AL4 YOUR PAINS W1711
Pain -Killer.
A Medicine Chest In Melt
Slmpie, Safe aadrQulck Cur® fox'
CRANIPS, DIARRHOEA, COUDatia,
COLDS, RHE'L3 1WiTIStl,
NEURALGIA.
25 and 50 cont,Dottlna.
BEWARII OF IMITATIONS.
BUY ONLY THE GENti1Ni?.
PERRY' DAVIS'
A fatal .teciderit occurred Wedries-
I ty on the f:rrni'of Charles Hitchcock,
if R,tlt.igh township, when Charles
ainil ass 111'04 by a runaway team.
i i,anil WAS Standing OIL :1, loaded farm
agou When the horses Milted andhe
,15 throinni f1O t).ter ground a,lightin
0
1
WAS his li 1(l. It , si.ti]l tz i,1 1lacture
terrible in4at t(1'
and several rills
lit el.t'st, 3Le cannot recover.
t, t 11 w .a,ci the ,Essex ;murderer,
e haven `.t ,1 bice t lig ni the Di) -
„en 9.1t3111ts1, tri, Ot t.t wa Thu sda.y,
net iir.n l)1' the commutation Of
•.•':attic..1 }
, brought onr,tlt up: by Hon:
Mlruste.' of justice, and
discussion it was de-,
1 ItYth ,A9 interfere with the
seta -
by
1Iragt,tt.
Sher•-
�:, tztit y t re(:e; ved 'official, in -
' S
in-
., ,4 :lie ('snit?ttCt., .,S notion, and
'i
'G 0,3 told lli til the word
t
t' .,lint •; fll)1'i fig the list
r iO
1 1„ , tid bl 1
,r.
t11 ,.1e had
�
}ta vt,0,ear.ling the -gal-
(1003'8'0)11
.gal-
(1 O ,r)t•t of th:c cubiti )t
, lItti11.1r i,,t': to hien.
DO RION
front is question that must interest you.
"lave yOu your -New Suit ? 1f
not, drop in and see us of the
first opportunity and let us
show you a few prices Of the
Fancyt Wpresteds and Scotch
.'weeds;
ve you seen the new Staples and •
Therringbone patterns, ' They
Are ixatttieS,
. big 1ztnge of Blues and Black, Irish
Ser ges at the old prices.
If you )Sant ai, black we have what you -
want in Twills,: Venetians and
Clays.
OVERCOATS •
l)t t I eoitti to Beavers, iyieltOns, Curls;:
Naps 1111(1 M.ontanacts.
,A11 work Clone in the latest
style and
fit guaranteed.
LT. H. GRIEVE,
Opposite Post Office
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
Notice 1s hereby ni,-en 11101 the nnii:riershtp here -7
tofere existin between John Williams and Joeepll.
Cobbledietc, tarrying on biteiaess the village of
Ex'eter, under the name Btyle and firm of C'hbbledlc1
,o Williams, has this day he -en nutttally 831sa! t•ed.
I?rated, Jun. 20,1-x0. Signed .T,7,e9FTetiIitiGOenoLe'AM�
�SLi'DICfi,..
Having purchased the interest of John William
in the above partnership we 'rill continuo the'said.
business in the old stittad.
p -All accounts due the late firm must .
1110lindcr)i;ncdf. •
n L raid 10
J. COBB.f EDICtE & SON
TAKE NOTICE1
.
All accounts due; the under
siglled must be settled at
once.'
FOR FIRST CLASS
BEEF, Fi LAMB, PORE,
ti
a;
SAUSAGi , BOLOGNA„.
PRESSED GLC T'+
T -
oli
9
CORNED BEEF; SALT.,
FRESH OR SMOKED
MEATS,
cad} at:
The Family Butcher Shop,'
one door North of Et.Piokarcl's store.
LOUIS DA
Proprietor?.
SMITH'S
Repair
Shop.
NOW is the time to get your wheel
cleaned to store away for . the witttet'
Gun Repairs
We make gun repairing a specialty
in all its branches..
Keys
3
'yV t have a largo stock Ock of keys il'l
Si'/,e5.
HorseB
Gil.,i. p,Frs
l otln 1
a c , •t
n
d
M
,a l
l t rts good as new.
i.,Verytlaing Rt,p4iired If ere.
I. SMITE
Coo'k's tt` ' C +� on Roots Com' ou0d
N
s o •fnilyused.mon
hl y
0Ve.
i9.a)6t)'hadietJ,Safe, efTeotuetl. Ladies ask
your drugggrut for Cook
a Cotton Roof o
ar
pms&
Take no other, ns all Miituree' ills and
imitations are dangerous, Prier+, NO. 1, $1 ” er.
box,, No. '2,1.0 degrees efe pp
g s e'r.boe; ATo.
for 2;1 -nailed iledoh g _,$ P „_.. 0t
V receipt of peke: and tWo;B•¢ont,
etaft s.
Cook
c n
t nn
yndeb>l'Nns, tand -auldann recommended y'd'i
responsible leruoglsts fit Cahadd,
1 aril No, 'l sold in Exeter fly 0
Lute Druhgilt.