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ETER
NOW .1044 CURT All4S.
CHEAP
LADIES' NEW COSTUMES
CASH
MrlertaCOLMAMON.S.O.49111.
NEW READMADE CLOTHING
,
STORE
NEW CHOICE TEAS
ALL AWFULLY CHEAP.
Cash that Does it
Cheice as at. so c. 1,11. lb:
'• • for Eggs.
le.B. Cash
J. W. BRODERICK.
DIED
ibrtoons..--On Thursday, Oil Ilth inst., on S.
B.,131.ertshard, Wm. Brooks, ei heart dis-
easeengadayears.
*White Wheat
"Treadwell
:Spy ing Wheat
Oats
Potatoes
Barley ...
Peas
F,gge
'Butter -
'Flour per Isbl....
Bran
Oherts
Wool ...
.ffilaRKETS.
EXETER.
51 19 to 5120
118 to 110
114 to 1.10
50 to 55
60 to 65
65 to 75
60 to 65
10 to 11
15 to 18
609 to 600
60 to GO
70 to 90
30 to 39
White wheat-- ...... ........... ........... 1 20to 1 22
Treadwoll .. .............. ............ ......... 1 20 to 1 21
Spring 1 15 to 1 16
Oats 0 48. to 0 50
Peas 0 GO to 0 65
23ar1ey - ' • 65 to 75
;Butter 36 to 18
-Eggs, per dozen 10 ;to U
Potatoes.. 80 to 1 00
-1,ard, .9 .to 10
,Tallow...... .. . ...... ........ .......... ...... 5 to 5i
*Bay
.,Timothy seed
,
Clover seed
Wool
V hlieepskins ... ...... ... i . ..
ST. MARY'S.
Deihl wheat, per cental ..
•Treadwell ,.. ..,
Spring wheat ... ... ...
'oats ... ... ... ...
Egg., per dozen ... ...
14 00 ,1o!16 00
,350to375
6 25 to 6 80
37 to 30
100 to 1 25
GRANTON.
v4,1,
a .ily*Qai.o.11),Q-9f..t210..,4.g.0::
'2,995nIA'reaktordmit ewes 1/y8entry, Cholera,.
Diarrheae,,Oremp, and Pato, in theotomaeb, ow -
00 Painter** ebolle,..Liver clomPlainO,
Dyspepsia aud Indigeolion, o.oro throats, Oaddeli.
004 40, ‘c,
Doed Extern•elly, it Pares Eolon3t OVA
Prolocto, liurne and seeddS, old Gerea oprklins,
ewelling of lobate, Toothaelle, Pain J1;Q10 Faee
Neeraigla, 1thellinatie00, Vreatedreet, c.W
Soid. Everyivlwro
PRICE 25 CTS, PER 330TTLE
PERU PANIS it $ON, Saba Proprietors
0 VA stint/ U.VDI1rfb5
Box Paewape,.--.-A boy 18. years
004 of George Draney,blaelisneith,Pott
Albert, was drowned on Saturday last,
while bathing in the river,
NEw Sweerneea—The Grand Tree*
Company intend leading a .new etation
at Mitchell.
•KILLEP BY Lteenrezeo.—Mr. John
Lumley, while driving A horse from
the pasture field„ near .Listowel, on
Sunday, the 7th inst„ was killed by
lightning. His death is much regret,
ted.
Wicaeminss,--eThe Mitchell Advocate
a few weeks since favored its readers
with a laege, athount of 'hypooritical
bosh, and last week forgot itself and
commeueed an item with "Thunder
and. Lightning 1"
MORE RANGES. --We believe the far -
mo
s of Huron and Kinloss are going to
organize two granges—one in each
township, at an early day. They will
make the third in the county of Brueo,
—Review.
BASE BALL TOURNEY.—Brussels is to
have a base ball tourney on the ist of
July Prox. ,
NARROW GAUGE.—We are informed
that the Government have extended
the thue for completing this road till
1st. December next, and that the former
difficultiet have been removed. Grad-
ing has already commenced on the
eeswater branch.—Ti'aigham Times.
T., G. & B.R.—Regular travel com-
mepced on the Southern Extension 'W.
G. & B.R. last Monday, and the timber
train will move on Saturday next.
HEAVY CLIP.—Mr. Andrew Hamilton,
of Kinloss, last week clipped a fleece
weighing 17 lbs. of good clean wool
from a ram which he purchased this
spring for $40. Rather au extraordi-
nary yield.-1Finyhanz Times.
AFIOTAER ITILLAGE.—By returns of a
late census, Teeswater has a population
of 805, and now wants incorporation
and a voice in the County Council of
Bruce.
INCORPORATION.—Drayton and Palm-
erston wish to become incorporated as
ApciDENTs.—Tho New Era of last
week gives account of fivo accidents
which occurred in the vicinity of Clin-
ton during the last few days.
2 0 3to 2 05
2 05 to 2 10
2 00 to 2 00
1 00 to 1 08
1 40 to 1 40
10 to 1.0
14 to
36 to 39
81 20
1 16
45
OD
17
:11
95
to 81 23
to 118
to 45
to 62
to 17
to 11
to 38
TIP moo.IIJ11U
peraneo WU, whifth has bat bee4y
pieted.i POW rosily for oeouratieu,
it is WO /311011401), Of t110:
0'0 A pollster ontermi41no21t. 04 the
099440.11 Of 44 00111/1g, W111.011 w1L tttk.0
PIA00 Mt 010 1.-Qt11 Of .J•1,11,y It e
,t0 De3 4edieate4 hy 91toors,• of the
Grata DiVielon told nally YW OAP
antleipatedt ,
A, Dam> clommirr,Gra4ten, as many
of the readers of the Tigloa are alretaY
aware, is poeseeseil Of no sraall amount
of talent -bath mueleai au4 literana
The mud* branoll is developing itself
through tho meaium of a brass, Oen&
Willett adds no S111,011 illetre to our ae-
piring village, Of eourso the membeee
of the band have the good of tho. iusti
tilti011 At heart, and are bound. to make
it a suecess. Indiviatially, it will, they
find, be impossible to do SQ.They
have therefore decide4 to give a con-
cert on the leit of July, when the liter-
ary ana tho balance of the musical tale
ent of the place will be called into re-
quieition. There is no doubt that suo-
oess " is engraved on their banner, and
a euect‘ss it will be. Tickets, 25 cents.
Posters have been issued, giving more
particulars.
(From our ii0.111bler.)
I. have been at Granton. And really
it is worth visiting. If yon ever pass
that way don't be afraid to oall at this
village; they'll receive you most gra-
ciously. I don't know, though, maybe
I ain too fast; you sling the quill and
splash the ink, and that class of people'
don't deserve to .be eneouraged, so may-
be I had better represent the Times iv
Granton whenever I call around.
tell you what, Granton is a place, as
the public speaker would say, par ex-
cellence. As this life is the most im-
portant consideratiou now-a-clays—his-
tory says it always was—I might
you that Granton has a conservatory of
drugs, chemicals, etc,, and a doctor and
practical chemist in d'haage. This in-
stitution is owned by Dr, Lang, a gen-
tleman who has undergone a thorough
training in Trinity College, Dublin, and
has also received a diploma from our
own medical institution in Ontario,
The drug Store beiug under his direct
supervision, anyone and everyone may
rest Lee:aired or the greatest care and
precision being used. Travelling on, I
soon found myself located vis-a-vis with
Messrs. Stanley & Hudson, whose store
is filled with an unlimited supply of
dry goods and staple of all kinds and iu
all branches. These young men are
doing a large and constantly increasing
business. Next I called at Mr. E. J.
Brooks' furniture warerooms, where I
found an excellent supply, which, I
really believe, is superior to that found
in many warehouses in more aspiring
villages than Granton—and he sells it
at cost for two months. Mr. Blackwell
has purchased the stock-in-trado lately
owned by Mr. S. Levitt, and is dispos-
ing of it at remarkably low prices, so
as to make room for more new goods.
I noticed that a great many improve-
• ments are being made in the village
which are decidedly of no temporary
charaetor.
'777
BENoo-uorf.--Bengough , Grip's talent-
ed cartoonist, lectured in Mitchell on
Friday evening, the 5th hist, A orowd-
ed house. The Mechanics' Institute
make $40 by the lecture.
Telt FIRST.—Mitchell, Kincardine,
Goderich and the Point Farm celeurate
Dominion Day.
BIG Fine.—The Ontario Car Works,
in London, were burned to the ground
on Friday evening last. Loss over in-
surance, S80,000. 125 men are thrown
out of work.
TOLLS OFF.—At the late session .of
the Middlesex Co. Council it wee deal,-
ded that all toll -gates be abolished on
and after the first of Jemmy next.
Good.
CLINTON Hien Senooe.—The entrance
examination to the 'Chilton High School
will begin on Monday, 2911i inst., at 9
am, Pupils wishi ng to attepd after
the summer holidays, shenld present
themselves for examination., eua aJl de-
sirous of entering must notify.Mr. Jae.
Turnbull without delay.
SEAFORTFL
Fall 'wheat 1 23 to 1 24
Spring wheat 1 14 to 1 15
Oats,... . . ......... ...... 45 to ,0
.46
Barley 1 00 to m
Pees ' 0 .60 to 0 02
Vatter 0 15 to 0 le
Ems o 10 to 0 tO
Wool 0 36 to 0 3e
Buffalo', June 12 -Cattle -The receipts,
of cattle to -day have been 1,173 heacl
,,making the total supply for the wee)I
thusfar 10,990" head. There were nor
sufficient sale to estsblesh the market.
All the fresh arrivals were Shipcled East
in first hands. The yards are bare of
stock, save five or six loads of thin Tex-
ans and Cherokees. The former grades
,are not wanted at any peke.
Sheep and Lambs --The receipts c)f
Sheep aud lambs to -day have been 8,
-400 head, making the total suppiy for
the week thus far 18,400 head. The
•,as active, at $4.75 to $6.50.
(the receipts of hop for the
niarlte to -day have boon 3.500 head,
making the total supply for the week
Thus far 18,400 head. The market was
active and prices higher. Yorkers are
quoted at $5.60 to $.75; heavy hogs
M $5,90 to $0.
ICE_ CREAM
010 TEMPERANCE Oillifk81
Lit Dalt 110T WEATI1E11.
OPD141. IIV"DitY EVDNING.
LOC14
• TIONFilt, Exeter, hailing been at consider.
able expense in fitting up bfo tee -cream ealeeti
expeete it libeite eareenage from the thirsty pub
lie, 'Will be:Opened every et ening. Ice-ereani
A celitS' took glees,
Wedding and Tea -Parties furnioliedeit Abort
/ti taking and Corifeetfonery art prepared to
•gWoArttiefactioM
twee, 1+74-
ItE111 AND CONFPC.
STABBED .-James Dinsmore, of the
County of Perth, was severely, ir not
fatally, stabbed, by one Nathaniel Cove,
a toll -gate keeper, ou the 1411i inst.
just outside of Ingersoll, during an al-
tercation about toll money. Cove was
taken before the Mayor, and remand-
ed. to jail at 'Woodstock- to await the re-
sult of the wound he had inflicted.
The injurecl man's symptoms were un-
favourable on Monday. The' Mayor
took his ant3-mortem statement. He
is not likely to recover,
LITTLE BEGINNINGS. -T110 steam which
raised the lid off the kettle led a philo-
sophie mind to utilize it for man's ben-
efit. No one dreamed that W,0 should
now be dragged along by ‘it at the rate
of siaty milee an hour. When Perry
Davis made a preparation -for the me-
dicinal use of his family, thirty years
ago, neither he nor any man imagined
that it would now be sold in every land;
encl prove to be the PAIN HILLER of the
werlde
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itt ontrAryothoubfitv t and
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atir044, t ttil viul by htithiltg, AlleitY8 i`e.
kiiLh16, .' SOld bY all 565,1°''. Etteli'te 1047, Cl.test
t St.',. Phila., Mid.7,117 B'rolt6,4,0,y.ile",
iiitatiem, . Canadian trade attifiled 'by Masts',
tt' Witt0404 0,q0..i W1161ekigivutittigieta, lion.
I, , ,
.4 Sc1.3.2.1.2g.
IOR
W'S-:141:4.R.E11.0ITSZ
• is now finished, 11( '.5
Choice ILot of Fut iiiture on Hand
I j
•
Next Week I will ' give my Reasons why I sell Cheaper, Better, and more Furniture than
any other Establishment in this' seation, • - •
JOHN DREW.
THOMPSON &WILLIAMS
(From a Correspondent.)
Awmik, thy corner -stone is laid—
Who knows whet thou may bo!
St. Mary's, Liman, and Ailsa Craig
Wore founded. Just like thee.
With grist -mill, saw -mill, factory too,
By steam they have begun—
With other buildings now in view
A village must be soon.
IMPROVEMENTS.—AWMik is getting to
be, I am glad to say, a place of some
importance, and will, IhO0, in a short
time, be looked upon with rival eye.
Many impeovements are noticeable.
Amongst others, I notice that Mr.
Foreman is building n concrete house,
which, when finished, will look very
well. Messrs. Levitt and Foreman
have a number of village lots in this
place, which they are disposing d Very
low in order to encourage ,those wish=
ing to settle in tliis very desirable vil-
lage. Mr. Mitchell's mill is in full
blast, and eveey week finds him ship-
ping a car -load of stavesto Montreal
and other distant ports. •
CRICKET CLUB. The Awmik cricket
club has been re-orgamzed, and is now
devoting considerable time to practice
in Mr. Foreman's field. The club
awaits challenges. As the members
are old players, the club will have a
victorious campaign.
Tteermie' INserreen.a-A. most suc-
cessful Teachers' Institute was brought
to a close in Goderich, on Saturday
lest, A large number of teachers frem
all parts of the county were in attend-
ance, while Dr. Sangeter, for the sec-
ond time in the county, admirably il-
lustrated his methods 6f teaching. Mr.
Sheriff Gibbons and other county offi-
cials epant a short time with the teach-
ers in listening to the exercieee. On
Friday evening Dr. Sangster delivered
his now celebrated lecture, " Heleee
and Hero 'Worship," the Mayor of Go-
derieh, Mr. Horace Horton, M :P., pre-
siding,. At the close a hearty vote of
thanks was tendered to tho lecturer on
a motion made by Mr, C. Crabb, Chair-
man of the Board of Public School
Trustees, eeconded by Mr, Sheriff Gib -
bone. During the session the question
of nominating a representative to the
Cottocil of Pnblie Instruction dame ttp,
when it was suggested tat appoitit a
committee to prepare it SeelOS of ques-
tions to presont.to De, Sengsterto an-
swer, This course was adopted, and
tho questions were answered to the sat.
isfaction of the COnlinittee, kb+1r re -
delving the report, the Conveution pro.
eeeded to ballot I'yr or against Dr.
Sangster, when it was found that only
nine votes were cast against 1111115 so
that, PAS t110 riff:aliS confidently!, pro.
dicta last weak, De, Sangster roctived
the nomination,
t adt,
AGRIOIILTURA.L. IMPLEMENTS
Boiler and
Engine Works
MITCHELL, ONT.
Two -horse power
Wood Sawing Machine
This machine has been thoroughly tested and
given
ENTIRE SATISFACTION
It is supplied with a
BAND WHEEL
got avvititionunts.
Tall. LANG. M. B., M. 1)., L. R. C.
S. 0. Gra &tato of Tyinity Clollege, Mem-
ber of the college of Physicians and Surgeons of
Ontario. office -Drug Store, Mein It Granton
and is also proprietor of the Drug store, and con-
stantly keeps on hand a large stock of puke drugs,
Xatent Medicines, and. Dye stuffs.
Grantee, Juno 18, 1874. 45-0m, .
(1t601 611 OWO Cerresponderity
TIM 014or.4.—.)",the showory weather !
tho last week or two has hrouoht for.
ward 010' drOtfil very fasty mid seldom
boo the)1 protni$edh:atter,
NOtIOE
TN order to comply with the requirements of
1, the Assessment Aet of 1874, the Court of
Revision for the Township of Usboine will be
held at the Township Hall, Elimville, ou
.7N49.7eD.42; .11UXIE 497/711 11.874.
at 2 o'clock P. /I, Parties interested will gov-
ern themselves accordingly.
SAMUEL P, I-IALLS,
ToWnship Clerk.
Dated, Tisborne, June 16, 1874, 48-21.
"a„,k OTICE.
for driving a
Straw Cutter,
Grain Crusher,
Or other machinery, without extra eXpOnso ex-
cept for the belt.
°ace is hereby givon'Lthat the list Of Voters
Lor the Tol,vusltip of stephen,for therm
1874, preperedparsttant to the Act respecting
Voters Lists, was first posted tip in my office,
011 the 1810 clay Of Jono, 474 •and / hereby
pall upon all Electord, to examine the said
List, and if any oininieSione or 'other errors are
pereeived therein, to take imthediate proceed-
ings to have the said errors eoireeted itecording
to law, All Complaints must be in writing,
mai are reettired to be leap& vith rite within
thirty diva after this late.
111ACIlleerla 1,i11ago Olmee
Peeter, June 10, 1874, 4546,•
14) ZAZO CZEO
rile be sold Pablie Agetion;
'
6AruiwAY,..JUIVE'It11,t,1874
20110 tear
togoolpilatlat st,i ACRE, OFIA110
Salo to toreirieb co at ,ta ttotook 1. .ttt at tile
Sehool-lionse, ,• rlartileao_f Saie—Oitottlatal
down., the beim-tee in two etlitilOettuutat inotal
1ee:wi11)aia1eroo1.tae7 pnr .601114,0 t110
'Ohaliet 10 '110100 9440018101 006)1018 tltto 8611061
'Itolig0 trilditteaf tboira hOilt vitt bo gives' nail
a Mortgage .teltem-eintoteetto 60/I111im-0 let
the dete of the remegege, ritatiteepattimtlitto
wet be luta froin the seetetare. Abitt,,epe poce
teise • WI/1,1AM rtiAlsIfIlkii18,
' '',1Ittect, Illtotor lath jtmo, 187(t Vt) ,
,
A TRIAL OITERED.
All kinds of
RANTO N'S
„
Ranton's Stook is well assorted. Ad-
ditions having recently been -
RANTON'S
made thereto in New Prints, New ',Grey
'Cottons, New 1,Vh.ite Cottons,
RANTON'S
New White Shirts,.New Regatta hirts
New Prunolla Shoes,excellent vala
'ue—full eango of sizes & prices
FarmingImplements
kept constantly on bawl.
BOILER SHOP
in full operation.
ENGINES
of all sizes to order.
11.3113A1ELS
prOMptly attended to.
Address—
THOAIPSON & 'WILLIAMS,
Mitchell, Ont.
. • 45-1y.
Mitchell, June 18, 1874.
RANTON' S
Now Fresh Groceries. Rantons Teas
are extra value ; they were purchased
DTIREIAM BULL CALF FOR SALE.
The subscriber has for sale, one thoro-bred
Durham bull. calf. 11:will be sold Cheap,
Apply f o •,
R. MANNING.
METER P..0.
41.24
OUTFITS f.:•Incido1117.13;411. (";.ht/1;twrrkrishec'oliVens
al„honorable, oi-
and pays the best'
1E415 ti*Ell of anything over hater° offered.
zug, iglu case wages. Barnpleff and coinfi,
• plate outfite gent free. Acidregi
54 onee, CnnuuttoNm, DANigrA ez Co., 235 I.:etre
Dante kr 3et,Montreal, 40-41.
A llARE tARGAIN.—For sale, on Main -
sI, bast, in the village of Exeter, a one -
storey frame cottage, 27x 83, with kitchen 14
x 27 attached, also a wood -hue and frame
stable and shed on the promises, and a flowing
well of Water. Tho house contains eight
rooms, atiti tho land cotriplises one.fifth of an
acre. Oa the Wi1.010, thie.", is ono of the
111081 Clef/1r/1We tea/Alen/n:3S hi the village, being
about 5 minutes' walk from the post -office.
S. DOWNIE.
Exeter, +flute 18, 1874. 434.
aenasimoreetietsgssrissesesormsaankomaterinrommesi
• rnk & tatteattl. .
-viErvv 6 GRIGG
lizewohaitt rrailot auci.
Otszowtst.1 01.51..ttittevi
BIBLE DEPOSITORY
13:11's:
/3„1,160,1ipc,82:61'53°Ifbles,, W:0$10,011
•
mitt Bible Christian Ityrnit Bdolte,
•P86111 13001CA tot t110 l.180 of ?tog.
Ci ringlroilt Prtiyo,
0• 111,ntil'etti gobortd ass& tiiT
OFOOROOLOOOKOAOTATION
on IiVtortioa,
0
CAPITA ,.,$)6,000,000.
TM' 2,000.0Q0.
A Branch, of the above 1.1.11k has been opened in Laeantor tl,te trausalt104 et Osneral Zanking 081.
1)688
SAVINGS BANK, DIRARTMENT.
Sams as low 58 0110 dollar received on depoott. Interest -4 and 5 por gent. allowed. Ne notice
94 7i16rawat required.
" Amerman, curreney bought and soul, sZavi; lezppm, Agent.
T H E W .T.ARIVT.I. •
T.4,A Y. Y-0 till
BEFORE the ani.
PITIES1
':113ESZ:
IN GOODS. THE NEW TA_RIFF
•F‘SU!!!is- scispassa•
WILL INonmAsE TIME PELIOE OF
Everlitia1e- in Dry Goods & leading Ariioles in
before the late advance, and will be
:loofa Very Cheap, and subject
GROCERIES. T. G.- WILL SELL AS OLD PRICES FOR A SHORT TIME
RANTON'S
o approval. Any tea that is not satis-
factory to the purchaser re ay
RA14•11 ON S
em1.111011IIIIMIMNIII11111111,•.'
Take advantage of the 0 hance.
..106•111MMIGSITS.
!XYLEM TOCES 4T EXTRALI and CREDITO'
N. B.-500 .Tinnets Butter and 100,000 doz. Eggs wanted.—
Highest' Price always paid.
THOS. G -R
.anibmgmmmEn.
be returneCl, and money will be re
funded. Don't fail to try
RANTON'S
Banton's Tea.
EX Min 22.
OF PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Stock CHILDRENS CARRIAGES
0.183 rizz SEEDSgmalarrantoi Paro
rTl1HE annual examination of candidates for
Public School Teachers' second and third
class certificates will be held in
.GODERIOH
ON MONDAY, te119/-1* JULY
at,„1:30 P. M.,' for sumo) mass, and on TUES-
DAY, 21st july, at ,A. M., for Trtinn
The examination of canclidatee for *fitrst-class
eert.ifieates will be held 'at the same place, com-
mencing ori 11•10'4pAlt, 27th July; at 1:30 P. M.
Farms of notice, to he previously • given by
the candidates, can bo obtained on application
to any Inspector.
indispensible that candidates should no-
tify the undersigned not later than the 30th of
aline (CAS is luiperative by resolution of Baud
of Examiners) of their intention to present
themselvee for examination,
As there will be no examigation in Decent-
ber,taachers whose eertificatee expire at that
date, Must present themselves at the a‘eiy ex-
rnirtit AnAmSON,,
Soordtary Dead of ticammers.
eloderiela Attie 8th, 18i4. 42-2t
Red Mortar 14 111111Candl
N A. E30SWORTH
McLENNAN'S FLOUR MILLS!
FLO1711. I FLOTYML FLOM% I I
ored
Lustres
25 per cent, uu(lee valao ,
spooiai Bargains M
lack
xegoilks
Freoli lot of that English
rea,cly;inadd
CLOTH' NG
whiclahae created so much sen-
sation thi,3 Season.
0, B. SMITH.
MONEY TO LOAN.
COUNTY of WITH LOAN & SAVINGS
SOCIETY.
Board of Directors:
G. B. Smith, Esq„ President; Jas. Trow, Esq„ M
P., Vice -President; 14,. Hilyard, Esq., A gen
Bank of Montreal; Wm. Neal Mutton, Esq.
Goo. McIntyre, Esq.; John Sandeison, Esq.
R. Harstoue, Secretary and Treasurer ; Jiani -
ers, Bauk of Montreal; Solicitors, Jones &
Bengali.
The advantages this Company offer to Stock-
holders are :-
1st -The most undoubted, security, as the Con-
stitution allows of no investment except on Reel
Lstate,
anct-The continuous investment of monies.
3rd.-Tha1 as soon as Savings Bank is open each
Stockholder gets his proportion of the profits in
idlclition to dividend on ]Os stock.
ADVANTAGES TO BORROWERS. .
lst. -The system of re -payments by yearly, half=
yearly, quarterly, or monthly instalments fulling
due at such dates M the year, and extending over
sneh a periud of years as may suit the borrowers.
encl.-Borrowers will be allowed interest en any'
sum or sums they may deposit tol.neet their in-
stalments.
3rd.-Th0 expense of examining the Title and
drawing tho Mortgage is regulated by a moderato
tariff, not allowing the borrower to be overchar-
ged.
4th. -This Society does not sell mortgagt:m
51h. -Agents aro bound to regard all applications
for loans as strictly confidential.
Gth.-Mortgages purchased on the most reliable
terms.
741). -The head office is established at St. Mary's.
N.B.-The Society will commence in the lst day
of May next, to loan money at the Secretary and
Treasurer's olliee, corner of Queen and Water
streets.
St. Mary's, April 26,1874. 37-1y
If you want GOOD FLOUR, and CHEAP, call at McLennan's Mill. Twen-
ty-five Cents per 100 lbs. -will be saved by going to the mill for your Flour.
Note :the. following FIA..CT; and profit by it:
Flour can be bought cheaper at the mill than anywhere else, . as the profits
of the flour stores aro saved, to the. Consumer.
TiEkittbotnntlai Cethelic,oet neat pie-nid Will be
• lr11,800•4 r; )4 tt:ter
10 grove adjoining Datiet Clerighlinee. As
iherameteitttet, regardless' Of, thee or Oktiensei
,lies Made 'Mat impeovensente lit the grove luta
aroetved geountl .fot amulet, ethiet
it sporeir heap ball, etieket, etc, they ate 'hat,
'Mined to. mike tlioaintieettentte gorierateie tha1.
all ean peetielpate. The riervieee entre latili4
' bill bend are 66eitrOd frolni10- 4. AL .alxtil P.
anti a, well 'etietegoti Platterei 014)018(1 (01
• the use Of those gay e festive end ligitieheettect'
lonos rho vasii to tit the light„faieteitle tette-.
Atilealeitager of tide rnieelteppreciattei depart.,
toontivioory 0110(10 out ittaaelatei
erogt)mitte. Ae the rantisoinoras. iwo to be
mean Moe (vetoed titan lieteteforee mat o,
bet Mid additional eletimiltee 6410056(1, 91
good,
eoeitti, gay wild llappY
ORDER: OF 001111111144,
ittIelte te,4.41.2t
Gristing will receive careful attention, and
Chopping Done Every Dav.
The highest price in Cash for FYFE WHEAT, PEAS, &c. •
alvsegarrammeosetwasswe...ter, ifellerZMIMMEZ=MOIO0.•
amememenswerneSIMINIRE
MUSIC AND sEWZBIZ MACIMEXIT*S.
0. C. WILLSON'S
MUSIC, SEWING MACHINE AND AGRICULTURAL lAIPLEMENT
EMPORIUM,
SEAFt RTH, NT.,
STILL INeTHEeFRONT RANK AS USUAL
THE FLORENCE Nesielss,Reversible Feed Lock and Knot Stitch Family Sewing Machin cha-
llenges the world in perfeeilon and i'unge of work, strength and beauty ,of drrdbility of construction
end rapidity of motion. Call and examine. Send for circulars. Agents wanted in every town in the
Province. This Machine has taken first nrizes at 'ell the County Fairs.
,O.C.WILLSON, General Agent for the Dentinin. • •
JAMES PICKARD
Begs 10 return thanks for the patgonage bestowed upon him for the past twenty years by
the people of Exeter and stirroucling country; and now opening—inall departments -the
Largest and Most Complete Stock
OF' GOODS IN THE COUNTY. COMPRISING
DRY- GOODS
Ready -Made Clothing Millinery, Hats 4.t6 Cops, Grocetioe, nootg 4icihoos, rarbwr e, C3 t 1
,DEuGs, ,.pAixtrs, oils, ETC., ntro.,
Ail of *bleb lin. be Iona t� be as low as nity other reliable house in the (toiletry.
Remember this is the Mot Establishea I -lot se in the County
OppoZito the) VOZt
,A.MAN OF A THOOOANOi
. When .,iteath wee 'hourlY; eiptieted frein CON.
8131PTION, all rentedies haviog failed and Dr. II,
'JAMES' Was eknaidtrienefinf. 1110 iteeldently nutde
t renarittion oflIND/AN. erttlrifter Winch eittes his
only child, and ti Ow eiveshis recipe'free on ro06104
01 two efittrips tointyeXPOO900, • 01053018 alseentbo.
'eitebasweate,• intitgiiit at Co' stomach, 2111(1 0I1
break: t't freali cold itt Address Craddoek
C1,;111021taeo 89(„TIViii4ommiflg tide paper,
1111Viii0
omiotcrlbor 'b'bark tO ttemittint theSe
wooxfaa demi, that: theY inity llaVe their
'by calling at my reehleitee, where I ant
prepared to proletutte all kinds of weaving, in the,
hest nialitierf 91 Most reasonable prieee,
•4AMtrff X111118014
0:4
06.01.1t.
THE PEGULAR
Meetings of Lebanon
Forest Lodge, No. 133,
G.R.C., Exeter. will he
held as follows. A cor-
dial invitation is EISASI'-
tied to 01 visitieg bre-
thren. Mar. 30, April
27, May 25, June 24,3 up
29, Ittly 27,Ang. 23, Sept.
21,0et. 19, Nov. 2:3, Dee
21 ancl 28. M. EAC
RETT, ecretary.
SEAFORTH AND HURON
Marble Works.
Ivi.L..111LESSET cgs SON
/LATE OF FLAMILTONJ
Would intimate to their numerous friends and the
general public that they aro prepared to fill all
orders for
Monuments, Headstones, Table Tops,
Mantle -a, &c.
Granite Monument's importeil to Order.
Work oi . the best style and art, and cannot 51
surpassed in this part of Ontario.
A Call respectfully solicited.
Opposite Logan S.: Jamieson's Store,
MAIN STREET, SEA `..)
M. L. SIESSET. H. MESSET
101MINISSISSIETWIS-
41;alptiago.
Now READY, .
r THE
IttrrCIIINSOXWtSTIt
nKto fatoila the lubabitants of EXOter and
vieinity, that she ig in'ettared to ttnto
PIM* 01011, dna stgottoi,,
Tii00l00..46 for Mere Of 12 'Weekg ne
.1114761,-41u1street.
11 2631tIt' t871.
404,
ad”
Exeter Carriage
WORKS.
The largest stock of single and double
CARRIACL & BUGNES
Ever exhibited iu this Vicinity,
Which will be found to be the
Best and Cheapest
over offered to the public in this vicinity. Now 13
the timo for bargains, as the p. onriefor has
made such
REDUCTION IN PRICES
as certainly
DEFIES 00.21SPETITIO
An examination of the ;stock before purcinteing
elsewhere is respectfully solicited by the subscrib'r
OILDERS
for all :ideas of 'Vehicles. attended:Cs,
WITH TUE USUAL DISPATCH.
Au WOltia
j.onisT
Exeter, April 20, Nil. saiy:
EXETER NORTH
Messrs. G cc7; Thooki have
now cornmeneed the.' inantifac.
titre of 13iigdios oiid NV*tgohg
for the Spting rtitta outtinio
aft:T.:111111S Ciah gherV•
04.
nirtivtifitetnro;•rtibli,
ttiit will 5011 nil,',.61:16(5i) 64,
one tri 0.
lo4so ,to tIoll 11
o.