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ItIy friends, plat dunk, there's naught okca;.((18
'I`f10 filth that front a eliewor's mouth. pro,
eeeds;
Two mimes ohewad a day , tta stifd preduee
100 b ' i loo
A full half-pint of vile t o a
Vlioh if continued five a!xItwenty years
(As from a oaloulntion it nppoars,)
Withthis foulatif, would near tfvehogsheads.
fill,
Resides old quids, a larger parcel still,
1100 ani 1 with this calculation done,
No in that time has ehewed'a half a ton-•—
A wagon load of that which would of course ;
Won a dog, of even kill a horse,
Could ho forme, but, a single view,
What lie was destined in hislifo to chew,
And the produot of his work survey,
Ile would grow sink and throw his quid away.
Or could the lass, ere she had pledged to be
His loving wife, her future prospects see,
Could she but, see that throuh his mouth
would w,issi''
In ilia short life this dirty loathsome mass,
Would she consent to take his hand for life,
And, wedded to his filth, become his wife ?
And, if she would say, 'where's that pretty
miss
That envies her the lips she has to kiss?
Nor is this all; this dirty-praetioe leads
To kindred habits, and to filthy deeds ;
Using this weed, an able statesman thinks,
Creates a thirstfor stimulating drinks, 1
Full many a one (who envies him his lot?)
Smokes, chews, and drinks, and dies a sot.
I.f you would: know the deeds of him that
chews
Buhr the house of God and see the pews,
The ladies parlor carpet, and the floor,
The washboards, or panels of the door,
Have all in turn, been objects of abuse,
'""'.Besniesred and stained with his tobacco
juice,
1 have seen the bride upon het wedding gown,
The dirty pipe and filthy weed lay down
And then prepare the hateful thing to smoke
Before she had thelnuptial silence broke
And like a true daughter of her Mt thor Eve,
Her new -made husband she did rot conceive
Was constituted head, and not a limb,
She smoked herself, and gave the pipe to Iiia ;
And he, like A,dam, with submission true ----
Took from her hand thepipe, and „baked it
to,,,
t ! >
test&;d it and found it !proved se.
Wo used to Condeniii the making or
eating of mince pies—in fact any pies,
Bat we bellow now that aiioccasional
uinoe pie, for variety, is less injurious
to the eonatiti'ltion than the everlasting
monotony of cracked wheat, Gralnola
bread, and the like. 1"e tried the lot,
ter s ysteu until appetite and strength
were well-nigh exhausted, because scien.
needs
tifio medical students told us the i
a thesystem re uired such and suoll
y
food, In our desperation, however, we
dropped scientific rules and ate a little
of everything, even mince pie, and found'
in consequence, a return of strength
and health, Our rule might not rev@
Ile .., r
equally efficaciousto others similarly
s eptic. Still, our physicians indorse
ourdyspeptic.
eating many articles of food, under
such circumstances now, that they
would have strictly prohibited It few
years ago.
f t,r• e7.; 1<t%i, ai . 'Tt Rx .!•i< i.-. J ii.'rt
f•-, i.-
.1i'arineta leather what air•
the an1'treS:: s sew witat tix, • 1.:.
clu:<atiul•:t
have istormed hi printing office. Ile
printers wouldn't sign the pledge,
though.
A 'Poa,st.—Woman : the last and best
of the series --if we may have her for a
toast, we won't ask for any but -her.
liei;;erefl; Ce,
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If there is. a country whole
he
in
world where reverence and respect ought
to be inculcated as cardinal virtues on
the part of the young towards the aged,
sod the
part
of
everyone O
ne
towards
those morally, intellectually, er spiritu-
ally superior, it is this, where all the
habits, institutions, and ideas tend to-
wards a self-assertive and democratic
equality, at par with the traditions in
all ages of respectful homage paid by
the inferior to the superior, by the low
to the high, by the ignorant to the cul-
tivated, by the helpless and dependent
to their prosectors dna providers.
Undoubtedly in the Old World idea
of superiority there was mnoh that was
objectionable, arbitrary, and, the mere
result of a caste spirit ; but in our eag-
erness to get rid of the wickedness and
injustice, have we not lost sight of the
underlying principle whim recognizes
obligation, seeks to honor goodness, and
pays a just homage to nobility of pur-
pose and action ?
The man that is capable of reverence
is worthy of respect. It pre -supposes.
an innate truth and appreciation which
goes far to supply the possible absence
of the higher intellectual powers and
faculties, while, added to these, it gives
1110 charm of modesty '11111E'ltttill-
i,c'.;. tfi I" n, e of +, ,i) t:1•idla !.
le( mini ,lt Ctrl ;ctei,t; :''. .pati
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, i; •.,•: Itte, .!;',i.'r the high
•1 !14,etivtl'. Tee 1,,,, tihttt-istaau ht
that he is just as " good as anybody,"
dad much better than anything that
has preceded him, scoffs at his father,
bullies his mother, abuses those who
lyre weaker than lliinsclf, and rccogniz
tis
himself as no one's debtor. is tn.
good for the boy ? Is it not better that
he should be taught to respect and ho-
nor the best and the noblest,—those
who have lived, those who have thought,
those who have written, those who
have in any way sacrificed themselves
for him, or added to that sum of world's
achievements of which he stands as the
representative, but to which he has not
contributed anything ?
Republics are proveebially ungrate-
ful, but the ingratitude is not alone a
national characteristic ; it penetrates
the remotest recesses of our . modern
society, and clouds the better qualities
which distin tuish its members as indi-
viduals. Admiration for the good, rec-
ognition of service, are overtopped by
jealousy and ambition. The true re-
publican idea of honor and credit based
upon merit is lost sight of, and distinc-
tion is sought at the expense of honor
and credit rather than as the natural
outgrowth of them. Offset this ten-
dency in republican ideas thanwith the
exception of respect from children to-
A few days ago a hungry party salt
down at a well spread supper table of a
Sound steamer, upon which one of the
dishes contained a trout of moderate
size. A serious looking individual drew
this dish toward him, saying, apologet-
ically. "This is fast day with me."
His next neighbor, au Irish gentleman
immediately inserted his fork iuto the
fish and transferred it to his own plate,
remarking, "Sir, do you suppose no-
body
o-
b dyhas a sowl to be saved but your-
self ?"
Why are the ladies the biggest thieves
in existence ? Because they steel their
petticoats, bone their stays, crib their
babies and hook their dresses.
t' W hitt do these mean ?" said Spicer's
friend, pointing to the golden balls in
front of a shop the other day. "Indi-
ans," was the reply. "Ind-=ia 1s1" said
his friend. "Yes, pawn-ees," retorted
Spicer.
ooIsa & tationtr,
Corner Bookstore
ST. MARY'S.
H. F. Sharp
0:ookseller Stallone r
Always on hand a largo assortment et
BOOKS,
STATIONERY,
WALLFANCY GOODS,
Or CALL AND EI'+
ED SRP.
AR,
FRED R
L CARLI:
W CR'IGG ,
•
"Will you have some strawberries ?" wards those who are older, towards
arcked a lady of a guest. "Yes, madam, those who know more, and a reveren-
yes; 'eat strawberries with enthuiasm."
"Do tell ? Well, we haven't anything
but creani and sugar for 'em this even-
ing,'said the matter -of fact hostess.
A Milwaukee boy has swallowed half
a dozen steel buttons, and his mother
dosen't have to scream for him . when
he is out on the street playing with
those Cluckerson boys. She just brings
a magnet to the door, and lie flies to it
like teneedle to the pole.
A professor who stated that one can-
not taste in the dark, as nature intends
us to see our food, -was nearly floored
by a pupil who asked, "How about a
• blind man's dinner ?" But he recover-
- himself by answering; "Nature, sir,
has provided him with eye-teeth."
Directionswere given to the United
States the other day to have a spot des,
ignated in the Capitol Grounds for the
equestrian statue of General Greene,
"in the conformatory with the . resolu-
tion of the Continental Congress, pas-
sed in 1786." There was no oaasion
to hurry about it. It is not a hundred
years yet since the resolution was pas-
sed, and who cares a continental what
the Continental Congress resolved, any-
how ?
nyhow.?
A man in Boston, in his hurry to as-
sist fainting lady, got a bottle of mu-
cilage, instead of camphor and bathed
her face with it. She felt a good deal
struck with his attention.;:
"Think of it, Air, it bbs. the CJnite l
States drinks 890,00 MO ti irtll of
;spirits every. year 1"Llnl)Ls (1 xcite,11y)
`1f.p 1 wish 'LOn t1i4
8t',(it'
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plot t;:)
3 hair
tial homage towards those towhom
they aro under obligations for life, and
for the truest and noblest and most
worthy in the past and in the present
that makss life to us so desirable.
We all in our lives tel der faith and
trust and devotion to something or
other. Ii may be a man or a woman,
it niay be a party in power, it may be
an institution; it may be money -bags-
ill -directed or well -directed is not so
much matter; the point is that all men
and women are capable of it and may
therefore be trained to bestow it in the
proper direction and upon worthy od-
jects. Lat us iienstate reverence, then
in its place as one of the higher vir-
tfies, and inculcate it not alone by pre-
cept but their example
erchant Taller aa4
Cameral Outfitter.
DEPOSITORY
RY
BIBLE D
BOOKSELLER & STATIONER
A Stool}; 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 -demoralizing nature,
and a general assortment
OF SCHOOL ROOKS it STATION RY
always on hand"
w., GR1GG.
ref 151'1 7 , 1111.1 1' a; Tixttxi4
!. E,)9; all to 11:7x! 1;1)'11:' 1(11001'
"1 x9a i' .a , arsrl:a1)ntlG + tkax as tri+)1r , itta<ai,
taYii, rVitt' which' xv! '"' k, ll F I':1,1'1)';•'t1
lely flzoupctghly 1i1'tl11L,r°,it 1it)u„rt.
tivery yda iil'.UGt,? Iron, t't , t'iti:1,eu
,V( , ,
001110 improved mettle," tor• -;.[Dint; sumo
oi•rnph tltirl;.
Suilpoac 140 1150 eitthing' apple or
Iniaoepie;a. We prepare them 'for the
oven with groat c450. We moisten the 1
edge of the lll,trler rii.t.st void lay I
lir narrow strip of the i atr'y Ilpo11 it to
prevent any loss iii 'he baking. To
171a1i(t atll$t1l'SlOce CL(itlble sure, we wet
tine strip 0401U1il th(1 edge and secure
the ulppn1'Ct•ttl¢•; nlakittg it, as We.; 8ltlp-
po:>e, firmly adhere; to the under, by
e
gentle pressure. But, alas i 11favon't
even, after znttch precaution, heard the
best of those pies stewing ayvay on the
bottom of the oven ? And. haven't we
burned Duk fingers and 1)eslllearod our
pies iri the wain attempt to raise the
oozing side with props of nails or wood,
anti found it Dually open ' upon the
other side? b`or year we would oe.
+yitsftmally ,Bate seine such aggravating
experience, I)1 fact; we Balled It Ittelt
if wo did not. • rine fly, an observing
1.10Use wite told us to take the Isles froin
tile oven and let them stand a 1eW frim.
tiles; t1}Sny when we roptace('t them,
WC wottld tiYli 110 fttrthei' t1`ott`pior We
gitugs, Uhtmital. kc
DR.8.FITCH'S " FAHILYPHYSICIAN
Containing descriptions of Diseases and
rules for their treatment, will be sent free of all
charge by mail to anyone seudingtheir address
io
30-4t. 714, Broodway, New York,
DOMINION LABORATORY,.
G 6 STANDARD
BOOK STORE,
WATER STREET, ST. MARY'S.
041 :11 raper, T:
rat ; E•, 1.
9
EXETER,
DEALER IN
¶i5. GQO(1
i ,:: Z , 11 J rill• z 0.,'
i „ 1 ill P. 1,1
JOHN B. FLOW, Agent.
—Piet'tre I'r tiring in every style to enter.
t.l\ta)q•;t, Oct,, 1 t'
gram.
FRED. SHARP,
GeneralExchange broker
ST. MARY'S.
Agent for the
INMAN LINE
OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Tickets from t. Mary's to Queenstown or LI ver
pool, teera&e, $88.50.
Parties wishing to send for their friends 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 U.S., east
or west.
AGENT FOR THE
p AMADIAN F•%PRESS pOMPANT,
Greenbacks Bought and Sold at the
Best Rates.
LONDON
QUEBEC and MONTREAL
Temperley Line.
Composed of the following first -elms
IRON STEAMSHIPS.
SCOTLAND, MEDWAY,
THAMES, DELTA,
SEVERN NYAFZA,
HECTOR. -
Tbe Steamers of this Line are intended to sail
during the Season. of Navigation of 1878, from
LONDON FOR WERE AND MONTREAL,
as follows:—Scotland, Wednesday, 97th August,
and every alternate Wednesday and Saturday
thereafter. And from
QUEBEC FOR LONDON, AS FOLLOWS:
Thames, Thursday, 91st Angus
Severn, Thursday, llth Sept.
Scotland, Tuesday,Erd '
And every alternate Tuesday d Thursday
hereafter.
A choice assortment of pm* druggs and cbemi-
cals,' and where will be found all the latent and
most popular patents of the day, a few of which
wo may mention.
Tonics Dyspepsia Remeiiies) &c.
Hat i u Bitters, Vinegar Bittors, Planets' Bitters,.
tTh 1t e11 ax`:cioin'ated Dyspepsia :Remedy, Sinn
son's aper„iflc !'ilia.
Alteratives,
F,1 t re .milia:, 7: )e,te, t •: t, ,,'irtlt•,
t 7 , 1 fe IID
Brom
,i t<t 1' t•r )r41 1 .scrlt ry
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t,r)ttli ,,r d;ll.
wit). P1{111111.041:16 i Iu+sl.tiari.
F 11 nelrrlionjIlir, A,y'cu'S7, W 'rifh's, Bristol's, Mui--
sc',', fndiarilloot, Tudson's .tlrntntnlu }Merit ling
yard's, Itce,lway'sy Tt1•,end)th's, National, moiri.)rn's,
:luralionoo:4,. sir ,l arn05 (Th rics'a,a"iv5Ot thti,tor 011r •
CYaetol 011 C;rhulliou, &o.
1,i14mnYt9, &e.'
Trask's. and Wilsons Titagfietir, Ol trrrciits+,
('otiIt's Eye salve, Victoria Carbclio 8110 Soper's
solve, llc ll'nwa:, s (roto itnts, :f:)epow's', Let1ex and
Kennedy's 1lamor Opti! tnonta,
Pahl laAllrl'tt etc.
Bury y lhtvi[,' Pain kilt )r pathway's .Ct,1t:,73oyer'i
Cfalvania 71010, Vietotin Bloc:trio tanamtntt,
1hotnrs' 1'lleetrie Oil, Window's soothing syrup,
Ipe„ew's %tlxetunatic Coirafort, Itonnody's Llnon
Doloricide,.&0.
't'6tf111i1 11Yo(lfeittc , rte.
Metcoutio'c 1)ontt shot, Aral,nan'S 'Verinifuge,
Winsiew's worm syrup, irooman s Worm Powdoi'e
Wntnn Tea,
Ono door North of It Davis' nin,01 smith Shop;
lila in -street, Nxctor. A call solicited, satisfaction
and value for monoyiipout guaraliteed, Koine onih
cerise all.
Diarrohtn , & Dysentry Medi
s
clues Ilair Dressing, 1Siil ' Plasters,
&cr, Catarrh 1VIedicines, liorse
Medicines, Lire Wines and
Liquors for Medicinal use, Dye
Stuffs, Moline Dyes, &c., at
to
2)6o
Rates lower than other Lines.
Certificates issued to persons desirous of bring -
lug out their blends.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
DAVID SHAW, Montreal.
WM. A. BAYLY,
SEEDS
SEEDS!
tJST RECEIVED AND IN
STOCK
CJ Goon ROPv
ok
FIELD, gARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS
fIOI1SE TOO II CORN
La,rid PL.AS'. 1 -+'R_
ANb'
SE'IR POTA'I'OTIS
JOHN RACK0
,Y`LOUr &
MED STOPS,
GROCERIES,
A
1-IARDWARE
CROCKERY
Boots and Sh o es
Patent Medicines,
Also,
DEALER IN ALL KI`` NDS OF
LEATHER.
KINDS 01?
CII'HA11LES S,F,.,NIOIt! lilA$ LATELY
Ise?. overhauled. hie photograph studio and byilt
4A►: g,;f,ivereolle;9 tfangt8 tae IIght ao t4 to make
1teEtarggeortyC.QR Iii work Iigyini siyudh 4 with
dillge! eo for' Sou ,kl, _o, pogt the d gerent eifoott
of ll8ht arrd Rh44e, a d hf 8 talren inetJKu0U0ua
fr9J some nuke keel ertlat ui tae iloxxltnien and
adj
this alx?,tug states las1s now propnred to'exeaute,
work in 4ret-slate Pet yle from the 0131410.0tin tyypo
a itfe-atae pbotagrapb. iiateuohind atld'onI8rg-
ing made k gpeela$ty, Ovai frarpog of di .et4nf
si5es
. kept constant, y 94' hand, Pzlooa—$
gveeirhrmeside,cnaole4 apshotoongerabtegdoodowiodrkdwWbti4dpceulreouched, perdeism, Parties wishing
el
Dived to leave hie rooms. Chargee moderate.
g
tat
t1SlrovED TOMTIsE NEW BOOK saoais)
DR. KINSMAN, DENTIST, WILL
be found at his office, Main
tree!i
Exeter
Ontr every Tnae l►nd generally Aa the other
days of the week except Wednesdayand,
Tequahurlsdto ay.the Hoboat will gdonellarinenateenycity, on Vinod work at toprbicee
: ,
within the reach of all classes. If any have a
tooth aching on a Curley, come in the evening
after five, Instead of leaving it for Sunday, as some
30. All who want to save their teeth should call
snd have them inspected before they feel pain in
them. All parents !should call for advice about
''children's fret teeth, before allowing one to be ex-
tracted, as great domage is constantly being dons
by extracting sob teeth too soon.
U Dx
nsical
tttt
n•t
BUY THE
Best Organ .Made.
tII t11i M i 1#4ik00,
1onllai lig,x hr ,010 lL O r hFOtpst' 1 d 58(5
Ad( ig'gou16Y t11.at IR Ae 'pxepa e4 to do ai
of liookbindln In . bet, ictlatest and, goat fash
.qlA lt1,4 ries, at bis bindery f/t,MPAY'4.Magts.,
,alfa? I at -Meeh finals. • ll Atiliehi left at lid
rufattafil09,14etar,willreceivepromptattontion
1 ,$ar'r ,4Mip atssoarr8,
THIS. ONLY If 7 T'A't:I•:v-t91: AWARDED FOE 011.
t n iv Trin n,)Afrril(N.
'13 Tway.
atcile5,
811.11Z' aekrtowt + ' ;c, , ',.'< '1 1 _hil: sa
in a,1 the essentials 01 a good Iut)truuiant.
Burn.. the ITA it 3573 trc st:.:urcd as usual
HEW, 1),1t cGLOCULON WATCH
is the beet In the market
130 sure and get the W. D.MoGiochion Watc
before buying, 'You will have no other after aoein
them. All who wear them reeommend them
Ovid and, Silver, Lady and Gentleman's sicca
77 Dundas Street, London,ee the testimoniale
The largest, beat and cheapest stock of fine Gold
Jewelrey, Clocks, silver and Plated Ware; Fancy
Goode, &o-, &e., in the 'Province. Reposing of
evey description. W, D. M'GLOGLIN,
77 Dundeeet, Loudon Ont.
141.`rJt_l.ST 1'1 3_ZE4.,S
AT
LONDON, GUELPH, AND INNUMERABLE
COUNTY SHOWS
IN ALL PARTS OF CANADA
A Five Tears' Guarantee given with each instru-
ment.
For Illustrated Catalogue,
Address
W.'BELL &ICOMPANY,
t.' 1 iliiaradtarerd,
NUEIP M, ON's
3ciiiner4.
J ROSS
PLANING MILLS!
inn oe, Antis kcVtatiss,ehi.
JOHN TREBLE'S
BOOT, SHOE,
J. ROSS, Builder, Manufacturer, and dealer
in'all'kinds of
S =ZING MATERIAL,
auceh ae
SASH,
Doors, Blinds,
MOULDINGS,. etc.,
DRESSED AND • UNDRESSED.
He has also on hand a ffrst•olase lot of
Flooring, Siding
CASING,
or4.
Which
7,
r Y tl r )iNCS Er S ;sr "r:.YO
a ,Air
.64
Gala Vali
for =id ts
Asgli 28
ISAAC OA1%LIN 1.
uruislt 0 • .5,101.
AND
Atrness Shoo,
MAIN STREET.
A large and varied assortment of Ladies, Gents'
and Children's
MOOTS c>v SOB
O1` '!lls; 1.1Tl. ii' ST ' .ES AND BIT
i'i ¢3ltRitiaiiiStiir
Ii0pt. cnnr.tar.rlyie:' ;nand. Also a choice lot of
,ELT OVERSHOES, RUBBERS,_ SLIP-
PERS, 1WC.
lair, T. having secured the services of MIs.. J.
C0 I3,IAF'Ol.D, is preparers to receive orders for
doseriptions of
CARRIAGE, LIGHT & HEAVY
I-dARNE >S,
A oorupletc stock 01
HOR INQTR
,
COMBS,
TRUNKS,'
BRUSHES,
WHIPS,
1
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The subscriber takes this opportunity of thank-
ing the public for their past support and assures
them that as nothing but the best material is used
and none but first-class workmen emploped, they
will find it to their advantage to continue that
support.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
ORDCR-WORK AND REPAIRING.
Ezeter,NOv Amber 20th,1878. 18-1y.
THE L., H., & B.R.
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We do not wish to detract from the merits, of other Organs by upholding
ours, but are ever ready to submit them to a fair and impartial test, feeling
confident of the result.
FROMPRICES$55TO $1,500.
iii Testimonials from the best musicians in Canada can be seen,
MARRIN BROS., Parkhill.
I M1o\T1D i<o0x-g0
THE subscriber begs to thank the people of Ex-
eter and surrounding couutry for the very liberal
patronage bestowed upon him in the past, and now
after enlarging his premises is prepared to do work
which cannot be surpassed either in or outside of
cities. Particular attention paid to the making
and fitting of COLLARS.
HARNESS
(Sign of the Big Boot).
HEAVY AND LIGHT,
BLACK AND ILVER COUNTED,
In the most etyIiah and faobionabie manner poe-
eiF Repairing receives every attention. The
ROCKWELL BIT AND OVER -CHECK
on band. He would intimate to his many friends
that he has looked to their health and interests in
Boots and Shoes.
and baa fust received a large and varied stockier
Gents' Ladies' Misses' and Youths Wear. This
branch will be found replete in every particular,
and the stock will be sold at a slight advance ou
cost. The •ervicee of MR, THO ALLEN, Thames
Road, have been engaged to take charge of this
department. and is now prepared to receive all or-
• lers for work inthisnne. Satisfaction guaranteed Exeter, Feb. 2G, 1874.
and ork performed van promptness.
14-8m. W. FANSON.
OR AN
Improved Singer Sewing Machine.
THE LOCKMAN 18
The Best Family Sewing Machine in the Dominion
iT I y THE
Simplest, Strongest, Quietest Lightest htest RunninG
Most Convenient ;',..,Yr,:? Yet tr Wired.
its stake is uuimrpe$aeeh a blt., and g,L. work most sati:,iautory. The
IMP.
Is an excellent machine for all kinds of heavy ,work, such as harness, boots' t0 ch"o , rlo.
THE SHUTTLE 1S SOLID STEEL, larger, siu:pler, and in ovary way better tin, t1:.r. t!,,
iu use. 0. 8O1./THCOTT, Agent.
MR. S. al ways kocps en hand a supply of
Machine Attaehnzen 1,11rE d, Nedles, ,zo
N.B. FULL INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN TO EACH PURCHASER.
s3 Mr. outhcott is prepared to give complete and satisfactory fits in his clothing Liva.
C. SOtrTIICOT T .
GROCERIES ND LIQUORS
G. A. MACE
Has just received' a large and excellent Stock, of Groceries
consisting of
Gre en, Black, and Japan TEAS,
Raisins, Currants,
Prunes, Rice,
Sugars, chc-,
Which he is prepared to
SELL CHEAPER THAN EVER.
1i 'DON'T FAIL T 0 GIVE THE NEW STORE A CALL.
ginwatiq, 3xorgs, ext,CAD
Dressed and ifndrotieed, constantly on baud.
Lath & Slum' pies
Always az1 hand,
Special attention paid to
KISS & SPECIFICATIONS
'thoroughly understanding hit business, keep.
ink none hilt etperietnatid **kitten, and using
on!, firetAilatls.:lflotorlal, he feels, oonlldent of
bil it'
givingAY iflit, )dation to all who may favor
lyifngtxtli their patronage;
A Call solieltedb
R. & ° . ISSET'
/hive now 58 !rand a quantity of
STOVES
OF LONDON 1k HAMILTON MARE,
And would solicit a mail front any ivishlag a really
good article, A quantity of
Tinware, Copper -are etc.
Always on mini.
leAvivraomilcanrc
MADE A SPECIALITY,
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Old Copper, Iron,
&c.
Rags,y
N I3,= Ifi,e ttirin done promptly. Picture Frames of every description
w TAKEN N IIKUwANGR.00 Od
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1B'Vl AI, II f AtiPu, I,t7x5 1'CS)it S -. a speciality. Giro the subscriber a call.
? AT CARO PRICES 1 JUIIN DEEIV'
• • _ alterations in n1 1gSlnel9gl
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Stitt AV Coss; -'-;.i intend Making extensive ttltera " y _..
17` ,.B
b%#fd lit)SS »ilt ir, oota`a rie,aerer t1]uHl Coilllllli to Atiilltt cost !!!pill 1111 illy stool= of ftuuitllre is auldoif.
i1 .rifirli:Li'4 i s„ 03!"., 121!
ilr" John Drew would Inform the public that heham opened nut his Furniture Wererooifra hi 40
rlUW build lig oppusite tlse TIMES olive, and 16 filling them with
ON IOFT HESEi ST ST C O:S tobe t
ND
WESTERN ONTARIO,
11100X(1)rises Chairs Tables Stands 8urerua, Clupboa.reds, hidelu.s,rds, 1 Washstand,. HaMS
, , also en hand, a choice seloattolr of
PARLOR SPITESRLP COVERED DRAWING ROOM SUITES
Banging in bride up to117fi.
i '; " hinent. Ile also •xrabif
'lroxx yrill,tiud hero everything usually kept in a I''rpsi-(alalia r..stal,hs
shortly a largo importation of the
VER BEST litTEXITURE
I3oitg
ht from the best rnanOfaetnrort3 in the United States. The whole
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