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The dressing -gown is the angst last-
ing of all garments—it is seldom worn
out,
Why is a beefscealcrilte a Locomotive 2
It's not of much account without it's
tellder . .
' 'o s
A contelanporary CAIS hl!} 1t WHO
i Nits," to show that be gets thous out
pf his own, head,
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dead c r
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e 1 and refs
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miulatee," sf'ys a Georgian paper of the
death, of it negro.
Merria a is often said to be. n lettory;
but Caleb declaim his belief that it is
• a game of cribbage.
There is a sly fellow up towel who
has laughed iu his sleeve so much that
he leas worn it threadbare.
Birthsare being announced as " Our
)(ming Folks for April," in the Turnor
Falls, Mass., Reporter.
If a man is murdered by his hired
lean' 'should the coroner render a ver-
dict of " killed by his own hand ?"
daynesville has an educated pig called
Ben .Butler, There is a chance for a
libel suit—on the part of the pig.
Why do women talk less in February
than in any other month 2. , Because it
is the shortest month in the year.
" Don't_ count your chickens before
they are llatolied,"--Enumerate not
ybt adolescent pullets ere they pease
to bei.,
me oviform.
... - '.An a ,-icu'ltur
al
paper recommend
s a
quart of .Andy to pure the staggers
•
We have': brandy was the cause
of staggers.
"if I save ten cents a day from my
drinks," ruminated old Rednose, "it,
will be $86.50, a ye tr, and iu fifty years
it will be $1,825, and then I oanmarry
)4Iary. Dear Mary !"
"Put a beggar on a horseback and
he will ride to the devil,"—Establish a
mendicant upon the utmost section of
a charger, and he will transport himself
to Apollyon.
If a lady in a red clock were io cross
a field in which was a goat, what won-
derful • transporation would probably
take place ?`' The :goat would turn to
but -ter and the lady into a scarlet run-
ner.
An Iowa engineer married a young
lady while waiting for a late train last
week. That's no great shakes. A
couple mightht marry and raise a large
family of children while waiting for a
train in some Indiana depots.
A little boy in St. Cloud a few days
ago undertook to see if he could lift
himself by hanging on a mule's tail.
Ile found out all about it, andthe,doc-
tors thiuk the skin on his forehead will
grow up, but will leave a bad sear.
An Ottumwa, Oregon paper says:
"During the wind storm the other day
Richard Warden, of the Courier, lost
bis hat, which went 'whirling into space
or rather into a mud -hole. Richard,
however, was equal to the occasion.
He simply . crossed, hisears over,, his
hesdand bid defiance to the storm."
An enterprising superintendent of
r city Sunday schools was engaged
catechizing the scholars, varying the
nsnal method bybegining'at the end of
the Catechism. After .asking what
were the prerequisites for the Holy
' Communion and Confirmation, andre-
" nerving very satisfactory replies, he
asked : "And now, boys, tell me what
must precede Baptism?" Whereupon
a lively urchin shouted. out, "A baby
sir," Fact followed by sensation and
laughter.
"Aad 1," replied George, "um meek,
lsl pleased tae ]rani that ye lnt'e just
:niter'ed the united state --heck ! hoch !"
This is the only time I )mew Brown
to attempt to.,io)w, and considering the
,
i U wasn't BO.
2 la a
hew 1 t
fillpractice10 lyd #,
i s,
bad,'
I would gladly divulge the informa-
tion Haat we obtained from Brown res-
pecting the `t'r'eaty, but dare not. It is.
to be kept a profound secret, Reasons
to state absolutely:require that nothing,
be'disclosed at present.
Captious critics` have observed to me
that the secret is very easily kelt—be-
cause there is so little in it,
I May mention: this much, however.,
than should the American Government.
be actuated by those considerations
which might be supposed to intiuenee .a
reciprocal interchange of commodities.
there is. no possible doubt that the mis-
sion of the great guiding star of QUI; po-
litieal firmament will be tin enthusing'
success.
Our expenses have been.,paid, out of.
the Secret Service Fund, which has like-
wise been drawn upon for a number of
suitable presents to Grant and the lead -
'American Senators.
.We.saw Brown off yesterday on his
return.
"Success to you," said McKellar
"Talk to Grant like a;Dutch uncle,"
"If ho does," said. 1, "Grant will
certainly turn him over to the Commit-
tee on Foreign Relations."
Thisfor brilliant
l i
was intended a ri P
scintillation of humor bit they didn't
seem to see it.
I havejust returned from the Capital
with instructions to eultivate public
sentiment in favor of the Treaty, with.
which object I have been partaking of
the socialglass with numerous' leading
citizens in order the more freely to eli-
cit theiropiniens.
In this manner I shall fetch 'em
gradually. There is but slight differ-
ence between treat and Treat -y anyway.
Sequel to ",..444, +90 Fair."
She was young, she was fair, and she
scrambled her lair, like the average
belle of the city ; she was proud, .but not
bold, yet the truth must ba told, that
the way she .chewed wax was a pity.
But, aside from.this .vice, she was eye-
rything nice,, ;it'd 'the' world much ap-.
plaudedher ;bustle'; and the "-Royal".
House boys, being. .calmed. byth� noise,
walked miles just to hear the' thing
rustle, She cut quite a swell, did this
wax -chewing ,belle, and the men flocked
in armies -to ''meet her,; but'eshe gave
them the shirk, for she loved; th a young
clerk, who sang like a hungry mosqui-
to, so she hemmed andshe hawed, and
she sighed and she ohawed,"•till her
iieert.aud,her jaws were , both ,broken ;
thenelle walked by his 'store while he
stood at the door, awaiting some arna-
tive token. She . raised iip her eyes
with a pretty surprise, and tried to
enact the proud scorner ; but to tell the
plain truth, she just grinned at the
youth who loved the devout amen cor-
ner,
)IMUEL BRIGGS. D. B,
Editor National,
BROWN'S RETURN FROM WASHINGTON—HE
MAKES A JOSE—CABINET-COUNCIL=
PROGRESS OF THE RECIPROCITY TREATY.
I fully expected to have something
definite to communicate this week res-
pecting the subject which is at present
engrossing so much of the attention.
of the leadingpoliticians of this coun-
try, which are George Brown and me,
namely; the Iteciprocity. Treaty.
George returned from Washington on
Monday, paid Ottawa a flying visit like
"a' flash amidst darkness, coo brilliant
to stay," in the words if the poet, and
thenscooted back to renew his negota
tions,
was hastily sumlihoned to the capi
tal to meet hint on his return and at-
tended the Cabinet meetings which eu.
sued.
Mackenzie, McKellar, and 1, as the
,d?repre.entativos ofthe Dominion Govern-
,' merit,. the Ontario Ministry and the
pdople, at large respeotively,met Brown
at the statian,
A military band was also in attend-
ance and as 'the train stopped, struck,
; up the opening chorus of , the". pions,
opera of leather to the following effect:
''Unman Raman,
Longlive Hannon dee."
Whereat numerous depraved gutter•
snipte'eommeneed, to warble the popu-
lar bled • f Simple Sirrioil," which putt.
tiesses'eomeWhat afa similarness to the
overturn aforesaid, ka,rka lwatt 1au01 ,er end
A, Tory wlio stood' near observer that
they had selected a very appropriate
anthem-,
The tart's 'ivas 'soon changed to Mer-
derlaf's triumphial march from the same
opera/ mean, Ontario-..
j'Thtts Shari it be, 0ea
tete-tile man
Whore the king' d'oligilieth, to bonot,"
$kowia looked' well itti gx..e
d eted :Ins
cordially.
the ocitasioti Will over bo t1 mortar.
able arm to me. *own; act till
a y made
ie joke AY We were riding ftp fever,
-glad to Slee�ors safe :bac 'le4oln ;the:
united ;Statoft,,t out Ma110 :
r
°oil% ;& tatialttrg.
orner Bookstore
8T. MARY'S.�' CARLIN
\
H. F 4 Sharp
EXETER, CREDITON ,LUCAN
AND
LONDON DAILY STAGE
leaves Exeter and Crediton about 4 a. m.,
CONNECTING IN LUCAN
and arriving in London at 9 A. ?L
Returning, leaves City Hotel
rt 2 P. M.
for theaboveplaces,artiv
1n Lu -
can in time for the train (. T, ul.) going west,
Connecting in Exeter
With the G.inton Stage.
I. All parcels and messages strictly attend-
ed to.
CALDER & CO,
Proprietors,
LondonApril 16, 1874. • 84.tf.
ALLEN' LUNG BALSAM
IS THE GREAT MODARN CURE
it is WARRANTED to break up the /most dis-
tressing Cough in a few hours, if not of too
long standing. It is WARRRATED to give entire
satisfaction even iu the most confirmed cases
of Consumption! It is WARRANTEDnot to pro-
duce oostiveness(whioh is the case with.., most
remedies), or affect the head, as it contains no
Opium in any form. It is WARRANTED to be
perfectly harmless, to the most delicate child
althoughit is anactive and powerful remed-
for restoring the system. There is o real ne-
cessity for so many deaths by Consumption,
when Allen's Lung Balsam will prevent it, if
only taken in time.
Price One Dollar perBottle.
For Sale by all Druggists
A PUBLIC CAUTION.
Holloway's Pills and Ointment are neither
manufactured nor sold in any partof the United
States, although they may be obtained in the B.N.
American Prcvince5. Each Pot and Box bears the
British.Gcver•nme,etStan,r, with the words, 'Hollo-
way's Pilis and Ointment, London, engraved there-
on. -Itlias become necoesily to make this announ-
cement, because the New York Chemical Company
(who pay+nobody), finding at last that their name
has been so exposed, have assumed the title of
' roiloway'and Co. ;,' but, even now, no one will
buy their' medicines direct from them, so that they
have made arrangements to supply exclusively
the firm of Messrs. Henry and Co., of New York,
with their so called "Holloway's Pills and Oint-
ment" It is presumed that from the large con-
nexion.Messrs. Henry end Co. have in the British
Provinces and elsewhere, the public is very likely
to be imposed upon byunecrupulousmenders and
others unless they exercise great caution to pre-
vont•theirbeingmisled, by finding these medicines
bearing a stamp with the name of "Holloway and
Co., New York,' printed thereon. Many respect-
able firms in the British Provinces, who obtasnmy
medicines direct from here, have very properly
anggested that 1'should, for the benefit of them-
selves andthe public, insert their names in the
papers, that it may be known that medicines can
be bad genuine from them. The following is a
list of the firms alluded to ; and (particularly ie-
commended those who desire to get my medicines
to apply to some of the Houses hawed:—Messrs.
Avant, BrowN &Co., Halifax, N. 8. Messrs. Fon-
BYTE & Co., Halifax, N. 8. Messrs. T. B. Barmen
& Sous, St. John. N. B. Mr. T. DES BnISAY, Char-
lotte Town,P.'E.I. Messrs. LANGLEY.& Co, Vic-
toria., B, C. Messrs. MooRE & Co., Victoria, B. C.
Dr.tJOBN PALLEL, Chatam, N.B. Messrs.' MINR°
& Co.. Montreal. Messrs. J. WINEn & amil-
ton,Ont. Mr.H.J. Hoer, Toronto. Mr. Co.,k' Chip
MAN SMITH, St. John, N B. Mr. JOHN BOND,.God-
erioh,Ont. Messrs. ELLIOT & Co., Toronto. Mr.
J. CHALONEBt at. John N. B. Messrs. BANINOLON
BEOTBERs, St John, N. B. Mr. R B. PRIDDY,
Windsor, Ont. Mrs.'OBPEN, Norden N. s. Mr
GEORGE c. Hunt, Jun., Fredericton, N. B. Mr. W.
H. THOMPsox,Harbor Grace, N. F. L. Mr. J. M
Wzr,EY, Fredericton, N. B. Messrs, W, & D, YvILE
Montreal. The medioinos are sold at the lowest
wholesale net prices, in quantities of not less than
£20 worth—viz., Ss. 6d., 22s., and 84s, per dozen
boxes of Pills or pots of Ointment, for which re-
mittances must be sent in advance.
THOMAs ROLL MAY,
Chemists and other vendore:of Holloway's genu-
ine Pills and Ointment may have their names in-
serted in the Local papers if they will please apply
here— 593 Oxford street, W.C.
London, March 91st, 1874 40 -Om
DOMINION LABORATORY.
A choice assortment of. pure drugs and chemi
ost
call, andpopulwarherepatenwillts be founddaya all taefew iatof est and
mof the , which
we may mention.
Tonics, Dyspepsia Remedies, &e. .
Buchu Bitters, Vinegar Bitters, Planets' Bitters,.
Caldwell's Celebrated. Dyspepsia Remedy, Simp-
son's specific Pills.
' Alteratives, &e.
Ayer'e sarsaporilla, Bristol's sarsaparilla, Rad -
way's Resolvent. Iodo Bromid Calcium Compound,
Kennedy's Medical Discovery, Depew's Medical
Victory, 'Shot/hinnies Remedy, Hembold's Buchu,
Medieamentum. &c,
Coughs, Colds, t;onslnnption, &c.
Ayor's Cherry Pectoral, Allen's Lung 13alsam,
Wistar's Diatom of Wild Cherry,Ransom's Hive
syrup and Tau, Bryan's PulmoniWafers, Brown's
Bronchial Troches, Winer's Hoarhound and Elo-
campano, fellow's Compound Hypophosphites,
Parrish's Chemical Food, Easton's'syrup, Fir.
t uir. et Struct Phot„ Peruvian syrupCampbell's
Cadlivor 011. with Pancreatic Emulsin.
Pills, &e.;
DandolfenPilis, Ayer's, Horriok's, Bristol's, Mor
se's,, Indian Boot, Judson's Mountain Herb, Hag-
yard`s, Midway'sBrandith's, National, Metoan's,
Shoehonee. sir James Clarke's,—Sweet Castor' Oil,,
Castor Oil Emulsion, &c. .
tments,' &e.•
Trask'd and Wilson's Magnetic Ointments,
Pettit's .E o salve, Victoria Carbolic an. Soper's
salve, Holloway's Ointments, Depew'e Humor and
Kennedy's Humor Ointments..,
Wain Killers, ete.
Perry Davis'Fain Iii(tor Rodway s 1t R.,iioyer's
Galvanic Fluid,, Victoria Illoetrid Liriamcnt,
Thomas' Electric 011, Wins1ow`s tobtltitig Syrup,
Do ew'eliheumatieComfort,IfenneilY11Linalnent
Dolorioido, &d.
Worm Medte1ne9, etc.
Malteezi'o's Dead shot, MCLoan's Vormifti e.
Window's worm Ayrtip,Freoiildn's Worril Res/MorsVitekna Tea. .
Ibfi'c dear North of R. Davis' Biaekamitii shop,
]l3ifir6tietit,Exetor, A. call tfolicitdd, satisfaction
Mid 'Vallee for inonoyapontguarantoed, Come one
debit till.•
Dfarrohaea & Dysentry Set i=
cines, Hair Dressing Plasters,
&c., Cat ,rrh MVIediciues Horse
Medit lues, tire Wines and
Liquors for -Medicinal use, Dye
gtu.ffs, A �i
e nae Lyes, 86e. �tlr
the
odic
Zalisttorro
fA
oner.
rSt t■
/e to
1
B
OOkS�
d,lways on hand a large assortmeut of
BOOKS,
STATIONERY,
WALL
PAPER,
GOODS,
ly"7f" CALL ANDEEH. FRED SHARP.
TIT GRIGG ,
Merchant Tailor &nit
General Outfitter.
BIBLE DEPOSITORY
BOOKSELLER & STATIONER
R
A Stook of
Family Bibles, PocketBibles, @ ley n
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 BOOKS & STATION RY
always on hand
W. GIt1GG.
f STANDARD"
BOOK STORE,
'WATER STREET, ST. MARY'S.
Rooks, Pictures, Paper,'Wall Paper, Toys. Pteture
Frames,Bexiin \Noels, and Fancy (coda
in profusion. ,
PIANOS.
Weber'ssplendid plendsd Pianos the
s
Dominion, from 8350 to best made In 8750he
Call and examine
sample at"tandard'Book JOHN B.rEBOTT,4 (!1
—Picture Fr aming in every style to ordei.
St. Mary's, Oct., It 5.
H FRED. SHARP,
General Exchange broke r
ST. MARY'S.
Agent for the
INMAN LINE
OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Tickets from t. Mary's to:Queenstown or Li ver
pool, teerage, S92.50.
Pantile wishing to send for their friends -in the
old country can prec ire 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
FANADIAN EXPRESS FOMPAK7.
—1
Greenbacks Bought and Sold at the
Best Rates.
LONDON
QUEBEC and MONTREAL
Temperley Line.
Composed of the following first-class
IRON STEAMSHIPS.
SCOTLAND, MEDWAY,
THAMES, DELTA,
SEVERN NYAFZA,
HECTOR.
The Steamers of this Line are intended to sail
during the Season of Navigation of 1879, from
LONDON FOR QUIRE AND MONTREAL,
as'ollows:—Scotland, Wednesday, 27th August,
and every alternate Wednesday and Saturday
thereafter. And from
QUEBEC FOR LONDON, AS FOLLOWS:
Thames, Thursday, 21st Augus
Severn, ThurBday,llth Sept.
Scotland, Tuesday,23rd '
And every alternate Tuesday d Thursday
hereafter.
Rates lower than other Lines.
Certificates issued to persons desirous of bring-
ing out their friends.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
DAVID SHAW, Montreal.
V7111• A. BAYLY,
SEEDS l SEEDS
JUST E p"t AND IN STOCK
(Wen ete e o
FIELD, OARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS'
Ho15St TOOTH CORN
Land. PLASTE1
Attu.
SEED POTATOES
.
JOHN RAOIt
Louts k PEED not
DEALER IN
.fy--Ooo.d0
GROCERIES,
Wigs ani Livar$
HARDWARE
CROCKERY
Boots and Shoes
Patent Medicines,
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
LE A'TMER
ALL KINDS OF
SHOE -rINDI NOS
Cash raid for irides
August 2e
IBLAC CA1 LINO.
CIIARLES SENIOR HAS LATELY
overhauledis„nor studio
a
sh
wilt
au extension, arranging the light
so as to make
bettor offsets en hr work. Having studied with
dlligenee for sptae hie
the different effects
ot'lgrtt and shade,, and having taken iustruetious
from$o1,}0.etthe hest artists in the 7,)omtPion and
the adloinjgg states he, is now prepared to execute
work in first -clues Style from the smallest tin type
tee lite -size photograph. Itetouehing and onlarg-
Mg, made a speciality. Oval frames of Vderent
sizes kept constantly on hand,. Prices --$1,5O per
dozens retouched, $2 per cozen. Parties wishing
t'
lio it residences photographed would do well to
it he give him a call, as none but deed workwill b al -
owed to leave his rooms. Charges moderate.
(PROVED TO„T$H NEW BOON STQPE)
DR. KINSMAN, DENTIST, WILL
be found at his (Met, Main. trent Exeter
Ont., every Tuesday, and generally on the other
days of the week, except Wednesday and
Thursday. 110 Will gearan,3e all work to be
equal to the best done in any city, and at prices
within the reach of 0,11 classes. If any have a
tooth aching on a turday, come in the evening
asome
r - as
site five instead of 1 v it for Suad
a ea
in
g
y.
!d cal
do. Allwhotosavei•'tee h Baca l
wanttheiu t
and have thein inspected before they feel pain in
them. All parente should call for advice about
elildren's first teeth, before allowing oneto bo ex -
I; nnted,
x-:;anted, es great damage is constantly being done
by extracting uch teeth ton soon.
feint jnsstituni n s;.
$UY`THE
Best Organ .Made.
niest sillpe,tfeOy 'ID
. ferns tj1M anhabi Ante of l'I'xpi.er sed sur
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to a
POO a ris .prepared roti o
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tines kt11u3c4r p iul'wJfl. N'r. All pick s soft I t o
41t44s oil#ce, k..ax, IMA. >r XSIYH I7XOtnpt attocit 01,
st, A1',s 'a, Ai giipt 211,1875,
THE ONLY MEDAL EVER AWARDED FOR OR-
GANS IN THE DOMINION.
—o—
IN BRITAIN
AND WHEREVER BEEN. our Organs are univer-
Bally acknowledged to be zeranIOR TO ALL OTHERS
in all the essentials of.a good Instrument.
During the YEAR 1873 we secured as usual
FIRST PRIZES
AT
LONDON, GUELPH, AND INNUMERABLE
COUNTY SHOWS
IN ALL PARTS OFiCANAD A
A Five Years' Guarantee given with each instru-
ment.
For Illustrated Catalogue,
Address
W BELL & COMPNAY„
Organ M.s t;i1' star er
GUEI"', Or
tits
a chine%
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PLANING MILLS 1 .
J. ROSS, Builder, Manufacturer, and dealei
in all kinds of
1 :LDING MATERIAL,
suceh as
SASH,
Doors,Shnds,
MOULDINGS, eta,
DRESSED AND UNDRESSED.
He has also on hand a first-class lot of
Flooring, Siding
CJASING,
Scroll -Work, etc.
Whish they furnish o order.
LUMBER
Nested tied tYndre8sed, constantly on band.
Lath& S inp'le s
Always an httud.
Special attention paid to
PLANS & SPECIFXCATIONS.
Thoroughly ttueerstanding itis bbtliftt ssr keep-
hie eel:16'1)dt experienced worklfiett and rising
only erttelass materittl, he feet„ coriiddent of
gieingshiite satisfeetioa to li.1X who may favor
bimwitli their patronage.
A 'Call solioltut.
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before buying. You willllavo no other after seein
tnem. All who wear then recommend them
Gold and Silver, Lady and Gentleman's sizes
77 Dundee Street, London.oe the testimonials
The largest, best
and cheapest 1
est steak of
tine
Gold
Jews Iey, Clocks, aver and PlatedWarefiney
Goods, &o. &c, in the Province. Rewiring of
evey description, W, D. M'GLOGLIN,
77 Dundas et. Loudon Ont,
aInv;ss, goats kitotls3,f ig.
JOHN TREBLE'S
BOOT, SHOE,
AND
Harness Show,
MAIN STREET.
A large and vaned assortment of Ladies, Gents'
and Children's
BOOTS die SHOES
OF THE LATEST STYLES AND BEET
'WORK11LtNSHIIP
Kept constantly on hand. Also a choice lot of
FELT OVERSHOES, RUBBERS, SLIP-
PERS, &C.
Mr, T. having secured the services of R. J.
O°"M
OMMAFORD, is prepared to receive orders for
all dcsoriptions of
CARRIAGE, LIGHT & HEAVY
HARNESS,
A complete stock of
MOREING,LOTH1\)7
:BRUSHES,
COMBS, WHIPS,
TRUNKS,(
The King of Reedrp
Tho subscriber takes this opportunity of thank-
ing the public for their past support and assures
them tnat as nothing but the best material. is used
none but first cl ise workmen ern sed to the
and emploped, }
will find it to thou advantage to continue that
support.
PARTICCLAM ATT ENT:ON PAID TO
ORDER -WORK AND REPAIRING.
Exeter,NOv umber 20th, 1873. 13.1y.
THE L., H., & B.R.
THE subscriber bogs to thank the people of Ex-
eter rod six ouriding country for the very liberal
patrrnego bestowed upon him in the past, and now
a.to• enla^,,iing his premises is 1ropl••od to do work
which cannot be surpassed either in or outside of
cities. Pastieular a^:en.ioo nai0. to the making
and Sating of COLLARS.
HARNESS
(Sign of the Big Boot).
HEAVY AND LIGHT,
BLACK AND SILVER MOUNTED,
In he most stylish and fashionable manner pos-
sit B. Repairing receives every attention. The
ROCKWELL BIT AND OVER -CHECK
on hand. He°would intimate to his many friends
that he has looked to their health and interests in
Roots and Shoes.
and has just received a large and varied stookfor
Gents' Ladies' Misses' and You;ns Wea, . Tfl s
branch will be found replete :u eve y »a i tictlar,
and the stock will be sold at a algid at.vs,'oce on
cost. The services of M11. THO . ALLEN, 3'.mmos
Road, have been engaged to tie cha:go o all's
department. and is now p.epa eel to receive a'lo'•-
dere for work in thisline. Sa.ie”action guarartoed.
and work performed Witt inolnptneSS,
14-3m. W. J?ANSON.
giniv ai il, ($tavtli,
WINTER l
R.. & T BTSSETT
Have now rn hand a quantity of
S T Obi" E S
OF LONDON & HAMILTON MAKE,
And would solicit a call from any *felling a really
good article, A quantity of
Tinware, Copper, ware, etc,
Always on hand,
11141116-T2LO IIGXNc
MADE A •SPECIAL( TY.
Old Copper, erIron,
�
Rags,
TAKEN IN EIIOH . 'N E FOR GOODS
A,
'A ,' .DASH
PRICES.
c5L 1t3 RISSET
Ott,, i8, ,..,- ...M.. ...,. , w.
We do not wish to detract from the merits of other Organs byupholding
g p g.
ours, but are ever ready to submit them to a fait.' and impartial test, feeling
i
confident of the result.
PRICES
its � _R OM $55 TO $1,500.
r 'Testimonials from the best musicians in Canada can be seen.
MARRIN I3ROS,,,Park1lill.
i<oc3(VI'
OR AN
ILS
Improved Singer Sewing Machine.
THE LOCKMAN 15
The Best Family Sewing Machine in the Dominion
1T 1S THE
Simplest, Strongest, Quietest, Lightest Run nine
Most Convenient Machine Yet Constructed.
lts make is unimpeachable, and its work most satisfactory. The
I MROVED SINGER
is an excellent machine for all kinds of heavy work, such as harness, boots d 813"t,., etc.
THE SHUTTLE 1S SOLID STEEL, larger, simpler, and in every way better tint, any ellein use. C. SOUTHCOTT, Agent,
MB. S. al ways keeps on hand a supply of
1llachine Attachments, Thread, Neches,
N.C. FULL INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN TO ETCH PURCHASER.
fa— Mr. outhcott is prepared to give complete and satisfactory fits in his clothing Line.
GROCERIES AN
Cr. SQUT IOOTT
r
G. A. MACE
Has just received a large and excellent Stock, of Groc.014
consisting of
Green, Black, and Japan TEAS,
Raisins, Currants,
Prunes, Rice,
w'7„ uga8's, &Co,
Which he is prepared to
SLL CHEAPER THAN EVER.
'DON'T FAIL TO GIVE THE NEW STORE A CALL.
Exeter, Feb. 26, 1874.
EXETER, ONT.
0
Mr, John 'brew would inform the public that he has opened out his furniture Wareroon a in his
new building opposite the TIMES office, and is filling thein with
ONE OPTHE BEST STOCKS tobe FOUND in
WESTERN ONTARIO,
11compuses Chairs, Tables, Stands, Burerus, Cupboards, SidebGards, & Waskstands. He has
also on hand, a olot'�coton
.of ROOM SUITES
PARLOR AUI`�E$,zREP COVERED
DRAWING
Btttlging in pride tip to 5176
Yon will:lied herd everything usually kept in a first-class 'establishment. Flo; she experts
shortly a largo importation of the
``V`',ERY BEST PURNITUE1'
.Bought from the best ntanntacteiCts iii the C7 nicer States. The whole
""�7,"' E 3.'!l'” CAE
1,01.= SICO'I�fI�
N, CI. Ropnis h g done 1)1'01111)ly, Picture Frames of
a speciality, Give the subscriber a emit.
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