HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1874-4-9, Page 4Old yarns Darned stockings.
Old amide lit 'Vit iilia aro politely
called bo,lated e'.isters,
A marriage on a railway train may
1lroporly be termed a railway tie,
John A. Randall, of Clionangh, was.
recently })eguilotl, Of it ` finger by a de-
ceitful" bggz•saw..
.An exchange sty v'otnan's sphere i
^tn arriago, We never satiy, one yet that
lied any fear about A.
Speaking of bt eolaijnadit'e, what
tit12i,3g is most lilnily to'be nne a wont
til 4 Why, a little girl}, of course,
Aistuen, the (Alto* took'
Ave 1v ersftom a lean and then bought
tate m'an'e, gloves for two dollars,
Whole tlie, boyo in Virginia City wish
to raise r
aa ,their kites they tie a stung to
a dog's tail and make theanimal tun.
A hind lady in Danbury recently gave
a beggar half a dozen paper, collars,
with the advice to turn them and chalk
the edges;,
One thing, spid nn old toper, was ne-
ver seen coining through the rye, awl
that's the kind of whiskey one gets
nowadays.
When the ,Iudians catch, a bald-head-
ed manthey cut oft his ears to eoinpen-
eats for the loss Of scalp,'iind We about
as well to be scalped, '
t'If a naughty 'girl shonld hurt you,
Ante a good girl you would forgive tier,
wouldn't you !" "Yoe, marm," she
replied, "it I couldn't ditch her,"
Mr, bfaiprep declares that, for her-
self her'.nel;ves 'would never bear the
ehoek of` having; to do: the "electrical
franchise."
The Exeter philosopher observes that
the placidity of expression worn by a
man who is "next in a full barber's chop
cannot bo counterfeited. "
It is no longer the vulgar title of
"drunken ass," but rather the polite
and expressive title .of "dipsomania" by
which the evil is to be known.
A Chicago man wrote to Agassiz that
he had an apple which he had preserv-
ed for fifty-three years, and when Agas-
eiz wrote for it, the joker said it was
the apple of his eye. "
" Shall I' out this loin of mutton sad
(nowise,?" said a gentleman. " No,
said one of his guests, i, cut it bridle
wise, for then I nay have a chance to
get a bit iu my mouth."
The. difference ' between having ::a
tooth properly drawn by a professional
surgeon and having it knocked out mis
cellaneously by a fall on the pavement
is only a slight distinction -one is den
tal and the other is accidental.
An ambitious young lady was talking
very loudly about her favorite authors,
when a literary chap asked her if she
liked Lamb, , With a look of ineffable
disgust, she answered that she cared
little about what she ate, compared
with knowledge.
It was a " crush'.', -the recent As
sombly ball at Washington. A corres-
pondent notes how Miss Nellie Grant
went into the ballroom with a new puf-
fed illusion that was garlanded with
flowers. ,She came out iu a cambric
petticoat from the knees down."
A Philadelphia paper suggests that
if they would give whiskey alvay, nobo-
dy would care to drink it. This seems
highly probable, and a good many
people think it ought to be tried.
What a horrible idea is the following
considering the present sensible tem-
perance movement :
1f ever 1 marry a wife,
I'll marry a landlord's daughter t
And then 1 can sit at the bar,
And drink old Bourbon and water."
There are shrewd boys in Burlington
Vt. On the night of a recent charter
election they got out a drum and fife,
and went noisily to the house of one ,of,.
the successful candidates. He thought
they were the voters who had supported
him, and flung wide his hospitable
doors. Before he could get the boys
out they had eaten most of the supper
that had been set for the real voters,
who found the table barren when they
.eame.
The .N urnet's .. toofn.
You see,' said the squire, pitching
his voice t4 an exegetical altitude, " it
wuz sorter this way. Last Chuesday
wuz a week ago, I sailed down from
Gwinnett to Atlanty with seven bags of
cotton. Artrs I sold 'em I kinder loaf-
ed roun' lookin' at things in general an'
feelin' jest as hapyy as you please, when
who should I run agin but liurnel Blas-
aengame. Me an' the Kurnel used'to
be boys together, an' we wuz as thick
as five kittens in a rag basket. We
,drunk outen the same goad,, an' we got
the lint snatched outen us.be the same
dandy -legged school -teacher. I wuz
gitten ae lonesome as a rain -crow afore
I struck up with the Kurnel, an' I was
glad' to see him-durned glad. We
knocked roun' town right smartualIy,
an' the Muriel interjuced me to a whole
raft of fellers -mighty nice boys they
wuz, too. Arter supper the .Kurnel
Says:
"' Skaggs," says he, "less go to my
room wiser we kin talk overole times
+sorter comfortaole an undisturbed like."
"'Greeable," says I, an' we walked
a squar or so an' turned into'a alley an'
walked up a narrow par of stars: The
Kurnel gin.a little rap at a green door,
an' a ,shock lookin' merlatter popped
out and asked 'us in. Ile was the dura=
dest perlitest nigger you ever seen. lie
jest got up an' spun ; aroun' like a tom
cat with her taiI afire. The' room wuz
as fine as a fiddle an' full of picters,eu'
soft' and the cheers wuz as soft as lath's
wool, an' I thought to meself that the
Kuruelxwuz a,ltlgstlriant cuss" Ther
wuz tis, lot of mighty nice fellers scatter-
edroute' un as
1 ffin and a talkie'', quite so-
shabel like, •,,Aperiently, the Kurnel.
'wuzent neueh`sot back, for be sorter
laffed to himself and then he says
' "Boys," says he, "I hey fetched up
a fren', judge Hightower, this, is
Squire Skaggs of Gwinnett. Major,
Briggs, Squire ;Skaggs," au' so on all.
roun'. Thea the Kurnel turned to me
an' says
' " Keely, x,. wuzn't expectin' compa-
ny, "Skaggs, brit the members of the
Yung Men's Ch istun Sosasl un makes
My room their hteadquarters`,
".I iipean'.,Hays, 1 wuz mighty glad
to mee
tthebo
boys. 1( was a P1elYatiVe
I3aptis' thyself, afore I got cussin"the
Yankees,, an'.I Lev alwuz heel a sorter
]lankerin" arter pious Polka. They all
Saf"fad anis
shuck hail's over agin, an'
wo sot; filar a via skin'art a chawin' jest
zts t ittt ltttel"Y 1
ag ort ' Blease. I.I disre.
1rnethber'}iow1toorno,up hilt presently
M'aalor Briggs,gits up,an'' Says:
ItttiVll what, rthptit that now pat..
lel' game' yon got out the other catty?"
" Oh " says the 'itarnel, loolclrl''
,Danek ohaeplslr, i, thin ;wtfts ivy htrtaahitg.,
I eau' , lliiilie rlo 1leiiil`nor tail outeri L.
bot .1 Lin manage it," etree
Judge 1 fightower, quite animated like,
,4 f' 'lf shgw you ;flow, ,fudge, with
pleasure,'' says the Kernel, an' then lie
went to a table, unlooliod a box an'
tuck out a dock of koords, ail' a whole
let of little whatyoiimaycallilns, eiriilt-
ar to horn buttons, some white tin'
some xe1 ,
Squire Sutggs Paused and supplied.
his tireless jaws with a fresh dui( of to-
bacco.
It ain't no also to tell you any more,
When thongfellers got dello litrnin' mo
that gale I didn't ]lltve money- enough
to take me downstairs, 1 lay 1 looked
loetle wild, for when the judge closed
the box he said :
'" We lie' had a pleMant evonin',
Squire. 'You'll find the Kernel waitiu'
for
0
9u h r`
e e
t t an' n it s i t lie 1
Y p , 1 �1V0 yell"
your money back,"
' I. ain't ever laid ayes on. the Kernel
sense, an' when I do'thar's goiu to bo a
ca,'o . for,. the ICurrinor---you° hind m
words, I seed Rufe Lester next day-
you know ltufe; he's in the Legislator
now, but I used to give him papeoln
when ho wuzn't so high -I seed Rufe
an' he said I wuz ttiok 1u by the 'Phar
oah men. Tuck ain't no name fur it
Denied if I didn't go to the bottom and
git skinned alive,'
Irhot .i Boy Allows about
Criris are 'thew xuodt uliagoountabie
things in the �}'orlcl-except' a woman.
Like the wicked flea, when you have
them they ain't there, I' can cipher
clean over the improper fractions, and
the teacher says I do it first-rate, but I
can't cipher out a girl prope r or impro-
per, and you can't either. The only
rule in arithmetic hits her case is is the
double rule of two. They are as full of
Old Niels as their skin can hold, and
Y
•
they would din if they couldn't torment
somebody. When they try tq`be. mean"
they are as mean as pusley, though
they ain't as mean as they let on, some-
times, they are a good, deal meaner..
The only way to get along' with a; girl
when she comes to you with her non-
sense is to give her tit for tat, and that
will flummox her, and when you get a
girl flumniuxed she is as nice as a new
sin. A girl can sow more wild oats ;in
a day than a boy can sow in ayear,'but
girls get' their wild oats •sowed after a
while, which boys never do, and then
they settle down• as calm 'and placid as
a mud -puddle. But I like girls Arst-
rate, and I guess `all 'the boys do. I
don't care how many tricks they, play
on nae -and` they don't care either.
The hoitytoityest girls in the world can
always boil over like a glass of beer. By
and by they will get into the traces with
somebody they like, and pull as steady
as an old, stage= horse;, . , That .is the
beauty of them. So let them wave, 1
say ; they will. pay 'fes. it.some .day, sew-
ing on buttons and trying to make a de-
cent man out of the fellow they have
slioedron• to, and ten, chances`to one if
they don't get' the` worst' of it:
THE ALDINE.-Tho Aldine t for April
opens with a marvellous collection of
beautiful illustrations, some of which
are the finest yet seen in the American
Art Journal, while -all' ` reflect ' great
credit upon the enterprising publishers.
American scenery, as heretofore, forms
a striking feature to this number of the
Aldine. J. D. Woodward contributes
a tender and beautiful full page spring-
time view,, which is printed in tints,
and has all the fineness of a steel en-
graving, the block coming from the
hands of C. Maurand, the eminent en-
graver. Five great and remarkable
pictures of Lake George,,and its glori-
ous scenery embellish this number, in
which the well-known artist, Thomas
Moran, and the engravers have vied.
with each other to put upon paper faith-
ful pictures of the most exquisite scen-
ery in the New World. -A full-page
picture shows Lake George, looking
from Caldwell and the rear of the fa-
mous Fort William Henry Hotel; an-
other fine picture is " Fourteen Mile
Island," and the rest, all large and
beautiful, are " View from Fourteen
Mile Island," " Long Island," and " Cat
Mountain." The moolight, rainbow, and
sunlight effects in, these pictures are
particularly pleasing. A. Gault gives
a full-page picture of "Knickerbocker
Days," which fully represents rural life
in New Amsterdam, in the middle of
the seventeenth ;;century, when•, New
York was: but a. village. The most
spirited picture which hasbeen seen
for a long time is a full-page battle
scene, drawn by Julian 0. Davidson,
representing a eonflict at sea between
an American and English ship of war,
during the Revolution. The details of
the ship are admirably drawn. Four
other large and beautiful illustrations'
represent scenes in the Old World.
Subscription price, $6, including chro-
mos " The East" and " The West."
James Sutton & Co., publishers, 58,
Maiden Lanes, New York City.
GARMENTS MADE WATER -PROOF.--- A
writer in an English paper says 13y
the way, speaking of `cvatsr-proofs, I
thick I can give travelers a hint or two.
For many years I have worn India -
rubber waterproofs, but will btiy no
more, for I have learned that good
Scottish tweed can be made entirely
impervious to rain, and, moreover, I
have' learned how to make it so; and,
for the benefit of your readers, I will
give the recipe: In a bucket of soft
w Mer put half a pound of sugar of lead,
and half a pound of powdered alum ;
stir this at intervals until it becomes
clear; pour it off into another bucket,
and put the garment therein, and let it
be in for twenty-four hours, and then
hang it up to dry, without wringing it.
Two of my party -a lady and a gentle-
men -hem work 'gOe, ineette`itllua trade
in the wildest storms -of wind and rain,
without getting wet, The rain hangs
upon the cloth in globules. In short,
they were really waterproof: The gen.
tleman' a fortnight ago, walked nine
miles in a storm of rain anis ;wind, such
as you rarely see in the south, nand,
when he slipped off his overcoat, 'his
Underwear was as dry as when he. put
it ou' This is a secret worth knowing;
for cloth, if it can be made to keep out
wet is, itt every way, better than what
'We know` as most water -proofs.
f 'ENDERS WANTED.
Sealed tendert"' 'd
ere will be reAAfVOd nit
totho 8t1
y� t
April .far the erection Of think SAitool linneeln
S S, NO, 10,17my, and to bo oontpletod en the Itth
day' of Nev,1874.. Tender's Will aloe be recei''od fer
dothpietio,t of *lid, cams !Abbol'Ito the ori rye
i6tl, day btJ't1y,.167G, ,
The Diana ith4i ein+�ooilloatlo6A
Aari he poen et the retideiseo Of John •7 c73 ru"r"iy t5ii•
7,o1 2b,, i'o& 2,, Hay, Tho' trustods do hot bind
theirthelvottdM1,,8o00 t of the loweptor any tender'
,1'A1ti1I+'rit lEIBi,.-
dOHN"llfel::tvl>.N,rn1#fieo,•
llfK
N'
Rat; *Oh v. � , 404s
1, ORTII
m
¢ °
24se14Mniir .$is SiCT 414 SON
(L.45.% or ilAllflvTQN,)
Would intimate to their numerous trlonds, and the
general ,public that they aro l'rurarail tq 4111 air;
orders for
Monuments, Headstones, Table Tope,
Mantis', +c.
Granite+ Monunkeuts .tnportorf io; Ordur,,
' Work 'Of 'the' belt "Style and art, and eaunol bo
st#rronsed iu this part of Ontario;,
A call roepootfupy solieitod,
Oppoei 9 i,ogan & Jamieson's Btore,
Ii1A1N STRL1Ifl', SIt!b'ORT11
M. I,, MII$SET, 11, MME$SE'T.
- !zotegi[at it>
HARLES SENIOR '
, 1' -H
OTOGRA.
PEEIR, wishes to can the attention of the
public to the fact that he is constantly on hand tC
take photographs, and that he will give satisfop•
*Lou to all parties who give bin% a call. Having
ha4 oonsidorable experience, bo is prepared to
photograph roeideneee or do any out -door photogg
ra hy. „Enlarging old copied will receive special
attention, Dither front old ambrotypes or daugerro.
t I ue to any ciao up to life -side, Those who wish
otos. of deceased friends enlarged, will do wel
o give him a call, os his instruments are as good
as can be had. Also an assortment of oval trainee
odnstantty on }rand. Charges moderato and work
iatisfaotory.
Nonan & $tationerg.
< < STANDARD "
BOOK ,STORE,
WATER STREET, ST. MARY'S.
Hooke Pictures, "Po err, Wall Paper, Toys. Picture
rrames,BorUn Wool,, and Fancy Goods
in profusion.
PIANOS.
Web or's splendid Pianos, the best made in the
Dominion, from 8350 to 5750 Call and examine
saw pie at "tandard" Book store.
JOHN B.. BBOTT, Agent.
8.•-Ploturo Framing in every style to order.
t. Mary's, Oct„ 1873.
TT GRIGG,
Merohant Tailor and
CerLeral Outfitter.
BIBLE DEPOSITORY
BOOKSELLEIt,'Jr ;STATIONER
A Stock of
Family Bibles, Pocket Bibles, Wesleyan
and Bible Christian Hymn Books,
-Psalm Books for the use of Pres-
byterians, Church of England Prayer
Books, Miscellaneous Literature
of a non -demoralising nature,
and a general assortment
OF SCHOOL BOOKS &STATIONERY
always on hand
W, GIi1GG.
Corner Bookstore
ST. MARY'S,
4
F. Sharp,
Bookseller Stationer.
Always on hand a largo assortment of
BOOKS,
STATIONERY,
WALL PAPER,
FANCY GOODS,
t3-, CALL AND ED
H. FRED SHARP.
trace!.
H FRED. SHARP,
.GeneralExchange broker
ST. MARY:'$,'
Agent for rho
IN MAN LINE
OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS,
Tickets from t. Mary's to Qa eenatownor Liver-
pool, teorage, 53240.
Parties wishing to Bond for their frionds!in the
old country can procure prepaid certificates cheap-
er than by any other line.
Agent for the Michigan Central and Erie Rail-
roads. Tickets issued to any part of the 77.8., east
or west.
AGENT FOR THE
pANADI1t:X FXPRESS piOMPANY.
Greenbacks ,'Bought -'and'- 'So d.'at the
Best Rates,
L ONDON
QUEBEC andMONTREA,L
Temperley Line.
Composed of the following first -elate
IRON ST AMSHIPS.
SC0TLAN'D, ,4 MED}IVAY,
TlAM1 s,
SEVERN NYAFZA,
HECTOR.
dining Sttee n odeou of t. Line are intended to tall
gation of 1870, from'
LONDON FOR QUEHEC AND MONTt1L1:A.Lr
ap'follows:-Scotland, Wodneatlay, 27th August,;
Slid every alternate 'Wednesday and Saturday'
thereafter, And front
QUEBEO FOR LONDON, AS FOLLOWS:
Thames, Thnreday, Sint Augtut.
Severn,Thereday,llth Sept;
'Sealant]; Tuenday,20rd "
Arid overt alternate Tuesday and Thursday
heieafter:
Date
s lower than
other , Linel
1 drtiat! tbNd allot% to, poraone iloeirotte of ori
.. ll
tit 'their 0 bl ilr�ende: '
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DEALER IN
GROCERIES,
Winos and Eiguors
HARDWARE
C ROCKERy
Boots and 81100$
Patent Medicines,
ai�ALiEli 'a ' Ly] arDii oar
LEA.? E'
Alii
SHOE -FINDINGS
Cath Paid for gams I
t
1$AAO ,n arra.
TUE ONLY 1114DAi+l'lVB11 A,WAfDE» FOB 'nit;.
444340 DI 'MI ,Void"fo>t.
es
I
RXTAIN
AND WHEREVER spin", our Urines are pelves.
sally acknowledged to be svrsnrou xo ,wx, armies
Sa all ees.attals of a good ti'etrument.
Ihlring the ',MAR 1871 we seoaxed es mil,
FIRST PRIZE
AT
LONDON, GUELPH, AND INNUMERABLE
COUNTY SHOWS
IN AL/4 PARTS 'OF CANADA
.
A live Tu1rd f9UMrente OTOS' thin *ash Intim
went. •
tar illuRtS$ C $alogoa, " ,
..aldoses!
1P.. BELL,* COMPANY,
Prue L M Organ Isaudtetiererss
aUE1.191, ONT`
'Ms &
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:crines.
eLENNAN'S STEAM AND WA=
TER -POWER
Flouring and Grist MI11,
EXETER.
The undersigned wlabos to return sincere thanks
to his numereus customers tor their very liberal
patronage in the peer, and also take tbiaoppor-.
tunity of stating that ho is butter prepared than
ever to turnout
TNI VERY BEST OF WORK.
The mill is in the best of running order, and par-
ties can generally rely on gutting their grist home
with them. Having lately put in a now water-
wheel, there is now an ubundanceof water,
TTT$ WHEAT.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID
IN CASH FOR TATE WHEAT.
FLOUR AND CHOPPED FEEDIALWAY
ON RAND.
D. H'LENNAN.
J ROSS
PLANING MILLS!
J, BOSS, Builder, Manufacturer, and dealer
in all kinds of
EVILnING MATERIAL,
aueeh:ae
SASH,
Doors; Blinds,
MOULDINGS, eto.,
DRESSED .2W ' UNDfiE8SED,
Hr hie alio on hand -a If1rl.obasilot oi
Floorin
gSiding
CASING,
Scroll -Work, etc.
Which they fnrnieb to order.
171413 .R
Dressed and. Undressed, eonetantly on and.
a
igetth az
shutp.143s
Always h_
y anand.
Speolal attention paid io
'PLUS & SPECIOICATIOITS.
oTrihsoyron h1y Un
d
orstan
din
8
blot
d
loop,In non ,brit etp eriencod trknreu end tieing 'hole a ttfdelli
ffi Wnsentlshtlefaction lo rutty loot
)111 with their patronage.
A e iidlSoi
arra
VOA SAt
ilfiti'kF,,llil }Fonlq ll?osk tleppppall>ttty iii.
terrat the IOW ukf at Shutter' sena Tex
aoutt4.lil FquntryY oat ie 11nil'rired..tti Ao Ai'
klAdg of l'ookbindtng i' Ateet Outmost Non
°o table A,telve,, Wake btualttry to 51,8fµxy'P., filar,ty�";
$thea »Anil} et o}loRp rates: 1 ordoro 1e,f et trap
Aim. otiloot Vector, will 1,0061'0 promlat:etteeti tk.
SttOgaky ii Alin;iut ss,. 1873, : Oxy, .
`fir �tt�irCss,
111E W, D.MoOLOOHLON WATC1I
is the Pest in the. Market
sum ape of tun W. D. lfoglophlon Waco
_..Beotore buying. You will have no other actor soein
Mem All who wearthem recommend them
Gold and Silver, Lady' and Gentleman's sizes
77 Dundee Street, London. eo the testimonials
Tho largest best and cheapest stook of fine Gold
Joweirey, Clooks, livor and Plated Ware:Fanny
Goods, ke., &o,, fn tho Provinoo. Repering, of
evoy desoription, W. D. M'GLOGLIN,
TT Dundas et. Loudon Ont.
ootsi !Yalo,atg.
JOHN .TREBLE'S
BOOT,, 104,
ANDe • '
Harness i - Shop.
:M9IN STREET.
,1 f
Alamo and 4sried assortment of,T.adies, Gents'
and Children's
BOOTS tfc SHOES
OF ITHEELA EST ANSHIP LES AND BEST
RICKept gonstantlyfon hand. fAlso a choice;Iot'of
FELT OVERSHOES, RUBBERS, SLIP-
PERS, dC,
=Mr, T. having secured tho services of MR. J.
COMMAFORD, is prepared to receive orders for
all doscriptions of
CARRIAGE, LIGHT & HEAVY
HARNESS,
A complete stock of,
HORSE CLOTH
ING,
COMBS,
TRUNKS,'
;BRUSHES,
WHIPS,
Tho subscriber takes this opportunity of thank-
ing the public for their past support and assures
them that asnothing but the best material is used
anwill none it to theiiraad ad
vantage to continue that
support.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
ORDER -WORK AND REPAIRING.
Exeter,NOv amber 20th, 1873. 13.1y.
THE L., H., & B.R.
1ltfteeeeessA
isssurrrrvu
THE subscriber bogs to thank the people of Ex-
eter and surrounding couutry for the very liberal
patronage bestowed upon him in the past, and now
after enlarging his premises is prepared to do work
which cannot bo surpassed either in or outside of
cities. Particular attention paid to the ,making
and fitting of COLLARS.
HARNESS
(Sign of the Big Boot).
HEAVY AND LIGHT,
BLLCE AND ILVEE MOUNTED,
la h.
sit Ss mRptaryynlg hrecnedvaebybaitetemainnTh.
ROCKWELL BIT AND OVER -CHECK
on nand. R. would intimate to his many friends
that ha kas looked lo thoir health and interests in
Boots and Shoes..
and ha test rocoived a largo and varied stock for
Gents' Ladies' Misses' and Youths Wear. This
branch will bo found replete in every particular,
and the stock will be sold ata slight advance on
cost. The services of MR. THO . ALLEN, Thames
Roaddepartment. and is now prepared to ed to charge
ecti veoall this
dors for work in thielino. Satisfaction guaranteed
and work performed witn promptness.
14-8m.' W' FANSON.
�jflW J�t�, c$t0V4$,
WINTER
Rr&P BISSETT
$Cvo now ro hand a quantity of
S 1
OVES
OP LONDON & EAMIETON MAKE,
And would solicit
Scall from any wiehing a rosily
good article, A quantity of
Tinware, Copper„ ware, Otto
Always en hand.
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We do not wish to detract from the merits of other Organs byupholding
ours, but are ever ready to submit thein to a fair and impartial feeling.
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PRICES FROM 55 TO ',:1,5OO.
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IirTestirnonials from the best musicians in Canada can bo seen.
MARRIN DROS„Parkhill,
GET"
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OR AN
Improved Singer Sewing Machine.
THE LOCKMAN 18
The Best Family Sewing Machine in the Dominion
1T 18 THE
Simplest, Strongest, Quietest, Lightest RunnlnG
Most Convenient Machine Yet Constructed,
Its make is unimpeachable, and its work most satisfactory. The
IMPROVED SINGER
1e an excellent machine for all kinds of heavy work, such as harness, boots .k ebIes, eta.
THE SHUTTLE -1S -SOLID STEEL, larger, simpler, and in every waybetter th.t any oche
in use. C. SOUTHCOTT, Agent.
MB. 8. always keeps on hand a supply of
Machine Attachments, Thread, Nedles, &c'.
N. B. FULL INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN TO EACH PURCHASER.
la' Mr. o uthcott is prepared;to give complete and satisfactory fits in his cloth/11'g Line.
Cs SO13'TfIy,OTT.
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GRO ERIES AND LIOLIORS
G. A. MACE
Has just received a large and excellent Stock g
Groceries, consisting of
Green, Black, and Japan TEAS,
Raisins, Currants,
Prunes, Rice,
Sugars, Sco.,
Which he is prepared to
S ELL CHEAPER THAN EVER.
ItSr DON'T FAIL TO GIVE THE NEW STORE A CALF)
Exeter, Feb. 26, 1874.
OPENED OUT,
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EXETER, ONT.
Mr. :an Drew would inform tho public that he has opened out his rnrnitnro Warerobu In Ms
new building opposite the TIMES office, and it filling them' with
ON OP TH 3 ST STOCKS tube FOUND in
WSTEBN ONTARIO,_
1t cotriprfres Chairs, Tables, , Stands llrtrornsr r e'nP r boards, Sideboard* and Bedsteads.
also on band, a choice eeleotton of
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Banging til price nil to 17i1
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