Exeter Times, 1874-7-2, Page 4eel
just received (moi
i , BO E-, *# OXa
Lao E Oiu'tains very 0 ,ea
AT RoSSe
For Cheap PaIBY
s
' `B.E CASH STORE,
Prints selling at Cost
...T BBODERICK' Sa
1 reuadines extraordinarily cheap
AT BROI ERICK'S.
For Bargains in Dress Goods
Go To BRODE,RTCK'S
For Choice Teas at 50 cents per pound,
Broderiok's is the spot.
IT'S THE CASH THAT DOF$ 1T.
Exeter, June 23, 1874.
IN FULL BLAST i
�!'. DREW'S WAREHOUSE
la now finished, and a
Choice Lot of Fui iiiture on Hand
1 r -:i: civ+ u ti 1, P. C rs why I sell Cheaper, Better, and more Furniture than any other
Esaab;islan. nt u, u.is section.
My capital is invested in no superfluous machinery, but in that alone which is of a time-
saving and labor saving character.
1 sell ne,ne but GOOD 1 tEN11'GRE because 1 employ NONE but F1RST-CLASS WORK -
NLN iu my establishment.
1
ena
o sell it cheaper.
an any u uer Establishment in th:s_ section, and am ennananantls,
Parties to whom 1 sell Furniture are NEVER DISAPPOINTED ; hence they are sure to
retu, n and bring their friends with there.
MEW
JOHN DREW.
SA MWELL& PICK ARID
New Prints ann Ginghams
New bill, —IN alp L'ress Goods
New Silk Poplins' New Black Silks,
New Fancy V ool Shawls, New col'd ,Silks,
.New Silks Tissue Shawls,
N ew. Lace Collars,
and full lines of
Gloves, Hosiery, and Corsets,
Boots, shoes, Gr'ocoriea3, and shelf Hardwere.
of all the lvewcst and most Fashionable styles. They have alio received direct from England
A. FIRST-CLASS ASSORTMENT OF WALL -PAPER
A11 of the above Goods will be sold cheap. Call and examine before
pureshasing elsewhere. No trouble to show Goods
GROCERIES AND LIQU
G. A. MACE
Eas justreceived a large and excellent Stook,
consisting of
Green, 191aok, and Japan ' s
Raisins, Currants,
Prunes, Rice,
Zi4tgaro§ C O 's,.
"Whhilx he fe .repared
SELL. rig
CHEAPER THAN
D0111 5 PAIL TO GI 11t 141W Sr Cl.i1
.� I1 A Coil,
by; ;1ie11r. :0; I17' '
RS
of Groceries
R.
I'kIS 91.0141.!' •
Family liodioine of too Age
troaN'r'lalis/triz,yit soros I?,yseatry, cheloid,
DiI'Aatrriraie
0:6144.1,,.6,11d Vain In tie stomach, Bow-
el coil1»latnts, 'tiaatte#'s` aliQllo, :Giver complain,
;lay's )alrsia artt), Indigestion, sor9 Okr'Qats, encldoa.
cotes, 4o, 4e,
'Used Extern vi1y, it sures 1100.0, Ji e1Qns, outs,
Bruises,Burns and scalds, old sores slalaarte,
swelling of Joints, `,t'oottittolbo, fain in the VaseNearttilgta, ltlrsuttt, tiara, V.Q tat. keit, die
SOW, EVOryWileVe
PJIIOE, 25 CTS. PER BO' L1.,
PERRY DANIF ,. , SON, Sole Proprietors.
CANADA TO ENeLANA
LETTER
[Cor1T1tIOTJT11 D.]
Arr. Y,diloT -
AS a trip to Europe is now of such
frequent occurrence, and the accom,
°location for travelling so convenient
and reasonable in costs, 1 supp.ise a
few ideas, gathered on the way, will be
scarcely more than readable, Ilowev-
or,. if they are worth the ink, 1 will
dictate. To bogie, T` arrived at Port-
land, in Maine, on the 9th day of Jan-
uary, and as the ship was not to sail
until next day, I took aramblo through
the city. It is a pretty little place, and
I should think very pleasant and heal-
; thy in summer. Some of the public
buildings Etre very handsome and con-
venient ; the principal attraction to me
was the old oemetry, , which appears to
be closed as a burying -place, anti is
now taken care of as one of the anti-
quities of the place•. Hero were tombs
and monuments bearing elate previous
to the revolutionary war, some belong.
irrg to military officers, others to the
navy. It wits pleasing to see thein so
well cared for in a foreign land.—
Standing on a wharf some distance
from our good ship, " Circassian," her
gracefa'1 and perfect lines tirade her
look dike r ruing of beauty sitting on
the water, yet, when you get on board,
(especially to a nautical eye), it is easy
to perceive thele is a great lack of
beam, and that she will roll well. We
sailed on Saturda, evening, and had
scarcely left the harbor, when the news
spread through the ship that she was
to call at St. John's and Halifax,which
caused eont,iderable grumbling among
the passengers, to some the ill -fate of
the Atlantic presenting itself with all
its attendant horrors. Others talked
of damages for detention, etc. How-
ever, we arrived safe in Halifax on Sun-
day evening, and as we were to remain
until Tuesday, we made up our .minds
to explore a little. Halifax has a de-
cidedly British appearance, is beauti-
fully situated, and, I should think,
very healthy. The fortifications aro
very formidable, and calculated to make
an enemy pause before entering the
harbor, or even attempting sticlr an un-
toward action. The lower part of the
city smells strongly of fish, but further
up the hill there are some very, good
-...aC•
1110 l,ttLr.... _.... n
including many well-built churches.—
Ob.
llurclres—Ob. John's on Tuesday,
and in due time arrived at the port,
but the difficulty was to get in. After
battling with. snow -storms and fogs for
a day and a night we harbored. I tc oald
here say that the propriety of sending
a ship with a1 large number of passen-
gers and a valuable cargo to such a
place in mid -winter is more than
doubtful, and certainly opens up a
carse for litigation in case of accident.
As we only remained at St. Johns a few
hours, I did not go on shore. The
place was not very inviting—dirty,
stinking with fish, cold, in fact every-
thing that is disagreeable. So, good-
bye, St. Johns, I have no desire to be-
hold you any more. 1 had. no regret
that we were to visit these places, for
nacl often wished to see thein, and bel
ing an old " salt," had no great fells of
ship -wreck beforemy eyes, Our gallant
ship rolled gracefully on towards Liv-
erpool, and with the exception of the
rolling was a very good sail. The offi-
cers were very gentlemanly in their de-
meanor, and very watchful and atten-
tive to their duties. We arrived at
Melville, near Londonderry, on the
22nd of January, having male the pas-
sage in nine days, exclusive of deten-
tions. Here a great many of our pas-
sengers landed. It was a beautiful
sight to behold the green fields (and
such a green as Canada Bevel: produc-
es), dotted over with cattle and sheep,
peacefully grazing, `altho' mid -winter.
We got into Liverpool on Friday morn-
ing, basted to the cars, and heigho !
for what we used to call home. •
I will give ideas I saw in England,
and my return trip.
Yours, &c.,
ANON.
ThePall Mall Gazette has informa-
tion that the Czar, as punishment to
his nephew, 'he Grand Duke Nicholas,
son of the Gland Duke Constantine,
for the theft of his mother's diamonds,
has banished him to Caucacous for life,
and deprived him of the cross of St.
George, which was bestowed upon him
for achievement m the Khiva campaign.
Nab tttioitrr,
' r GRIGG ,
Merchant Tailor and
C e e 'al Outfitter.
BIBLE DEPOSITORY
BOOKSELLER & STATIONER
A Stock of
P+ami1i Bibles, Pocket Bibles, -Wesleyan
and 1311)le Christian idyll :Books,
Psalm Books for the use of Pres-
byterians, Church of England Prayer
Books, Miscellaneous Literature
of a noir-demoralizing nature,
and a general assortment
OF SOHO) L BOORS STAT1 ON ItY
always on hand
tlr. Git1GG.
1112 +' 1.3A1104IN,—Por A-
saleon kiwi, ,
at, cast, r3 the village ofISCCrr kenc+
store+ frareddettaage, 27x'331, -with idt;.nhon 9':4
x'27 attached, also a wow:idiouee and inlaidstable and shed era the,premises, and a flowing:
well of Water. The goodie• Colitaitts eight
teems, and the land eeiitpiises ono -fifth of atl
acre. Orr the whole, ilia is olioef the
inion desirable •residences in the village, being
about 5 fraiilufcsl wink-frot3'N the poit•etiioo.
1, DOWNS r.
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k3eing coruppaed of aoilll half of lot 18 soaves,
scot i'l, t)8 teree, tO uo-1:�a itt elekkrett Lull1,1 „tog
ettiw fifth tax, #e409. lerO l
k loar"fx xmte bpe
ara�a iuiSt l ee�ii5
X 70, t3lto94 hearing pbeileurd fit 5lt ftetl mutt, u�;oucl
rrel and panni,)•iza }flan nil 1ti iltllos fri,ltr et.
11lek '0, enn t e at, lllttry's gr<�al e luad, Z utiles fromaxe ttseolun ee;,tiopilkfitelaa. tilde front foam.),
her P d, Icor ftu'tliorpdrtieware apply en t)te.1,10
noses Ola
4A .# 5A1VUlt1t llAlxil.l 1.
1'S;SQIiVTIO4 Ol+' ,Altl'N Jt.
we, the uudersil;e,od, dents business la tllati_
viifage of 13veter, as batahors, tits., under the
style and firm .of Prier do Bissett, llaxa, .this
20th day of Jane, 1874, zzlatually d1ssolxcd
partnership,
SMOAItI Ne, 1. Flier i5R
1il'zTxrcos, W. 13ISs1.'1'T.
1 will settle alloutstaudiug accounts.
'P. P 1fll.
ICE CREAM
AND TEMPERANCE DRiLN KS Y
FOB TII14IIOT WEATH17It.
OPEN EVERY B VB NIN G..
LOGE, BAITER AND CONFFC-
1IONI;R, Dxeter, having been at consider. ablo expense 14 fitting up his ice -bream saloon,
expects a liberal patronage from tbo thirsty put)
lie will bo.Opened every evening, lee -cream.
a cents per glass.
51 eddutg and `lea -Parties furnished on short no-
tice.
itt I3aking and Confectionery I am prepared to
give satisfaction,
JAMES LOGG.
3S3 -9m
Exeter, May 2o, 187m
N'OTICZ
r•
J t.
N order to comply with the requirements of
the Assessment Act of 1874, the Cot3rt of
;Revision for the Township of Usboine will be
held at the Township Hall, Elimville, on .
IIO.JriJ r, J11.4"E 29T1:1, 1.874
at 2 o'clock P. •bf. P. *ties interested will gov-
ern VPs accordingly.
SAMILtRL P. HALLS,
Township Clerk.
ated, iisborno, Juno 10, 1874. 43-2t.
NOTICE,
icrotlee is hereby given that the list of Voters
IN for the Village of Exeter, for the year
1874, •preparsdpursuant to the Act respecting
Voters Lists, was first .posted up in my office,
on the 18th day of June, 1874; and I hereby
call upon all Electors, to examine the said
List, and if any cmmisoions or other errors ale
perceived therein. to take immediate proceed-
ings to have the said errors corrected accol ding
to law. All Complaints rust be in writing,
and are reqnired th be lodged with me within
thirty- days after this (late.
M. EACRETT, Village Clerk.
Exeter, June 19, 1874. 46-1t.
DURHAM BULL CALF FOR SALE.
The subscriber Tuts for sale, one thoro-bred
Durham bull calf. it will be sold cheap.
APply to
11. MANNING.
41-25 F VISTER P. 0.
b HO PSO ' & WIL TAMS
133 ICULTURA.L IMPLE MENTS
Boiler and
Engine Works
MITCHELL, ONT.
Two -]Torso power
Wood. Sawing Machine
2 machine bas leen thoroughly tested and
giveu
ENTIRE SATISFACTION
It is snpplied with a
BAND WHEEL
for driving a
Straw Cutter,
Grain Crusher,
Or othor machinery, without extra expcno) ex.
cent for the belt.
A TRIAL OFFERED.
All kinds of
Farminglmplements
kept constantly on hand.
BOILER SHOP
in full operation.
of all sizes to order,
12 S
proisptl ' attended to.
A
i, To t1?801 tt /SAIS,
Mitchell, Ont..
iiitchrd!,'Inns 10,1871. 46.1y.
tIOAX
CAPITAL, ,._.
I>,T•1SEA%tVg,r .10, A, 1,,,,. .r nfn.I
, ,, .$0,000,000
• .,... 2,000,000.
A, dlranalt of tie alaoe:+,ri:c Iv ts baaa o4 orad Inatsszt fol Rha ti't~zlA
Rata oR 0anerat ikt ulzfne t ttsl-
SAVINGS BANK D + PARTMEN`;i'.
Sumo as lora as one dollar reeoiveci on deposit. Interest-- 4 and 5 per cent. allowed, NO .noE cc,
of withdrawal required.
American currency bought and sold. U. STOW 1oJ DDIE, Agout,
THE NEW TARIFF !
LAY IN YOTTR SUPPLIES
IMPORE theAT RISE
IN GOODS. THE NEW TARIFF
WILL X170 A.$ 'f'i T1EE 16P.XCE'' OF
Every Articls in Dry Goods & leading Articles i t
GROCERIES, T. C. WILL SELL AS OLD PRICES FOR A SHORT TIME
Take advantage of the Chance.
.mac,...- ., - .
ITMENT' .TOC; S Ti" ILIA, and... REDIToiv
1
N.13,--500 Tinnets Butter and. 100,000 doz. Eggs wanted,—
Highest Price always 'mid.
THOS. GR.1E:E 7-I T.A ''.
Stock CHILDREN S CARRIAGES
gaux &
PILE SDENEslarrantei Puri
Red Mortar Luca=
N. A. BOSWORTH
cLFNNAJN'S FLOUR MILLS
°o'er 2' o : FLOrill
If you want GOOD FLOUR, and CHEAP, call at McLenuan's Mill. Twen-
ty-five Cents per 100 lbs. will be saved by going to the mill for your Flour.
Note the following FACT, and profit by it :
Flour eau- be bought cheaper at the mill than anywhere else, as the profits
of the flour stores are saved to the consumer.
I Gristing will receive careful attention, and
Chopping Done every Day.
The highest price in Cash for FYFE WHEAT, PEAS, Go.
M SIC IIITM sEW'XisTO 211,ACMIZTES.
O. C. SNI L S 3 s
MUSIC, SEWING MACHINE AND AGRICULTURAi, 1MPL +'TIENT
EMPORIUM,
SEAFORTH, .,
STILL IN,TIIE.FRONT RANK AS USUAL
}• I-ING MACH! ES.
THE FLORENCE Nosiolss, Reversible Feed Lock and Int Stitch Family Solving Machin oha
Ranges the world in perloc,ioar and range of work, strength and beauty of cit rability of construct o
and rapidity of :notion: Call and examine. Sond for circnhtcs. Agents wanted in every town in ith
Province. This Machine bas taken first prizes at dill Rho Comity Fairs.
O. C.WILLSON, General Agent for i)'orninin.
JAIEFIS ;U
Begs to return thanks for the patgonago bestowed upon him for the past twenty years by
the people of Exeter and snrronding country; and now opening—in all departments—the
•
Largest alld Most Complete Stock
OF GOODS IN THE COUNTY. COMPRISING
DRY- GOODS
ltettdy-il add Clothing NIillinery, fiats & Ceps. Groeori.eJ, 130ots & '1•hOes, I=arbwre, 0 r cel, c 1
DRUGS, PAINTS,, OILS, ETC., ETC.,
All of which will bo found to bo as low as any other reliable house in the country.
;Remember this is the Oldest 11 stai)lis11ect Rouse in the County
O apozito the roam 611140*
A MAN
whets death,1vailHourly
OP A TOOUSAPW
e,irc froth 1,, 05
S IMPTION, all tei4iodtes having failed and Dr, tr.
JAMITS waaexpoa.iflaofthitt he'
e accidently rniclo a
o reparation of INDIAN 1OUP wh+;Sh mired 1110
of two child,
to Pay Gxpentef i1�151 145' also. receipt
ftigttt.swetit , itsnioat at the sterriael1, acid Will
break a fresh cold in et 1rours, Addsegs Craddock
Co,ic2kltaoo 58:. rh mio, hinting this paper.
\ EAV.INGS _
"11so' fla+ssorilit Gu 'e ie Yahfltialfit tthtfsc wcatliig
vtYilvirlr� il1eeu, that they may have their l isltes
satirdlea'by centric',at iny006tdonee,Whe e)" am
dropated to prosecute till kinds of wooing, inn tlid
eet initiatory at lY1(,tat reitsolfitl to l�aiiptrs.
e7A<t'l7'S .5:i1'7flN 801,t
OM Most 1,1,ls11''Aid,, yeti ?ir':T
M usto
Lessons.
ISS . NV, litiVotIlNS0N WISh[•
145 to inform inelfihi1bitai0ts of Lxetor letter
vicinity, than 500 is -prepared to give
ttakilia osx Pine, Organ, aitd lifeledect
'hYtrt9-,„ t o1,„, terfi'y t f ,ia*eclat—heli' itt itr1.
v .4G.L•!'1'3�W W.J:, .al 1ulT'tYti't3 �
itltr 16011175J5, 1871,
;Iil'•Ef,
rlf
Op
ST. I1I4B' ' a.
Ooiored •
Bustres
25 par eeut, uucloo idling
Special gains in
w
TAN ES
Fresh lot of that English
ready-made
C40T1 'NG
which I,as creatccl so ranch sun
Ration this season.
G. B. SMITH,
MONEY TO LOAN.
COIINTY of PamLOAN & SAVINGS
UiETY.
J3oarct of 2)irec tarn ;
G. 13, Smith, Esq., President ; Jas. Trow, %sq., M
1'., Vleo-1r•estdent; 11. iiilyasit, Esq., Agun
Bank of Montreal; \Yung \u+tl:nuttmt,
Guo. .1IoItttvre, .sq.; Jolie $andorson, lesc•,
11. L.arstono, Secrotary and Treasurer; Bank-
er:4, Bank of Montreal; bolititmn, Jones & Me -
Dougall,
The advantagon this Comrpaily tier to :Stork -
holders are r-
1sb.—'r:i�, most undoubted security, as the Con-
stitution 1o:vs o: no investment except on Real
ttat-
d. Ceiretiit0ena investment of rne111cs.
.hd.—'1',.aat t.s noun c,a Savings Bank is open etch
Stockholder gets Lis proportion of the profits In
addition to dividend. ou his stock.
Airy A5TAUEy TO B0IRROWERS.
1st.—Tho system of re-paymentshy yearly, half.
yearly, quicrcerly, or irtontnty iostalntente falling
atm at seen dates 1u tl.-, year, and extending over
each a por•,ea or years as may suit the borrowers.
2.1d.--:3orrowers girl i+.a ;tllowed interest on any
stun or stuns trey May deposit to meet their hi-
st;iimenta.
ttrd. -Tito ozprnse rf osan1 u1ng Otte Title and
drawing Otte itlortgage is re gulatecl by a moderato
tariff, nut allowing Inc borrower to bo ovorehar•
ged.
4th.—This Society does net sell nicrt;;age
,Ah.—Agents are bound to regard all applications
for to&is as strictly confidential.
otter—iiiirtgares purchase(. on tiro most reliable
terms.
rte.—Tho ti: ad office is established at St. Mary's.
N.B.—Tho Society will commence 9r the 1st day
of May next, to loan money at the Hacretary and
Treasurer's office, corner of Queen and water
stl'eetr.
St. Matry's, April 26,1874. 87-1y
THE .i'EGULAR
lafeetings of Lebanon
forest Lodge, No. 189,
G.Il.C., Exeter. Will be
held as follows. Acor-
dial invitation is exten-
dedento, allMvisitingArrtt brd,-
thrar. 9C,
27.76 ny 25, June 24,3uno
• 111, July 27,Aug. 23, Sept.
21, Oct. W, Nov. 28. Dee
21 and 28. Rf, EAC
PETT, ecretarv,
RANTON'sr
Ranton's Stock is well assorted. Ad-
ditie•n.s having recently been
RANTOWS
made thereto in Ne I'13i' •tb, I�\`dtv Grey
Cottons, New Wrsl3'te Cottons,
RANT ON'Si
New White Shuts, New Regatta Shirt
New Prunella Shoes,excellent vaI-
ue—full range of sizes & prices
RA.
--
...-...., 1 .
Nv, Fresh Groceries, Ranters Teas
are extra value ; they were Iiyrehased
3
•
; a,r )
y, tom" F
J • ,,:TMi
... yaa � :ti
before the late advance, anal will be
sol,. Very Cheap, and subject
BANTON'S
CI approval. Any tea that is not satis-
factory to the purchaser ray
RANTOl\""'S
he,;etingnecl, and Inolzey will he re
funded. .Dtm't fail to try