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the Exeter Cheap Cash Store
V , Broderiek has now commenced to run of his took of
Summer Dry Goods at Greatly Reduced Pioe o as to
insko room for Fail Importations.
CLEARING RALE.
e have coramenced the Clearing Sale a little earlier this sea
son, in order to induce the peoplo to buy =ore readily be
forothe season, is far advanced,
NO TRORDLE TO SHOW GOODS
his is 11 genuine clearing sale, We are certainly selling
cheap. Come ana see for. yourselves. "No trouble to
show „goods."
HALF PRICE
splendid assortin of Dress Goods, Silk Warp Grenadines,
(beautiful stripes),which we offer for about half price.—
Ladies' white and coli,n.slias,Prints, Parasols
NEW AND GOOD GOODS
•
This House retains the nanae of keeping New and Good Goods
not old, shelf -worn goods. So I take this method of clear,
iug out the whole stook of summer goads, which I would
rather sail at a great sacrifice thau keep them over a sea-
son, Aldas Iintend putting in a Fall stock larger than
eyertefore, we must haAe the room. Come and get Bar-
-gains. Highest paice allowed far produce; cash for eggs
J. W. BRODERICK.
Exeter, June 23, 1874.
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T. MARY'S AGRICULTURAL WORKS
THE BEST COMBINED REAPER & MOWER
IN TH 111 DOMINION
PRE. THRESHING MACHINES
froth this Establishment are so well knowh that any recommendations would
be superfluous,
The Three - Wheel Clang Plow'
fpade by J. R. Moore, claims precedence of anything of the kind in tho Dominion. WAGONS
of superior workmanship and material. Patent Dominion Land Rollers,
Plow,Cultiyators, Seed Drills, Broad -oast Sowers
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sussillitherseseneim.
" . • ..ly ,
San:films, Sugar-Rettles and Carildrous, and
hand
1Ffs, Ju11874.
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ABE NOW OPENING OUT
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Choice Lot of
every other kind of Agricultural implements
or made to order.
JAMES R. MOORE, PROF.
(48-1y.)
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Wo wish it t(„) 1)0 distinctly understood
that wo do »o 1101d ourselves responsible fOr
aUy opinions expressed by our correspondents,
TO the Editor of the:N-400r Tiags,
$11t, ----1111e0 is nothing probably hot-
ter known than the fact that i.'ailway
e°n1PalliOS aro ox000diaglY ).5 °mit- l'Icitc-,7Mtit'lgie,.11atin't)ii!,81''''''''''"1')
oo--At St, awry's oa the 12th inst, the -wife otxr
011nA.,41110V5W6,074A-41011.84 'Tar,
Allure, buggies, wegoas, horso, , the
property of Mr. J044. `,1riO4, BNetc,", 0 to
16 mouths', Oredit, totamoAaa at
'la, A, Diehop, ono,
:Pardee getting .tbeir eel() bale printed et
thiii office will ooiyos hOtleo aaaboVelonicil,
plying with the requirements of the aw
with regard to the height aud E•oanAl-
riess of their 1.011002. Now, Sir, I live
close to tho Grand Trunk, and I haw
been much tormenteathisyearby the do-
ings of the railroad employes, and it
will be a benefit to me aud to others if
you an enlighten us on tho subject.
We eclUstantly hearing of cattle,
horses, pigs, Sheep, (Froo , being killed by
passing trains, and in numerous in-
stanees PO or uext to no inquiry has
been made as to ownership, but tho
animal cr animals have boon quietly
buried or, in 0110 OilSO at least, burned,
and tho proprietors left to fincl out as
best,they could. the fate of their proper-
ky. Can 1;Lis Itr.oilly be done? Surely
a man is entitled to knoW what becomes
a his property, or how otherwise can
it be decided as to where the fault lies?
If the fence is insufficient the Company
are liable for damages, and ibie sudden
and secret burial looks very much as if
its officials were trying to shirk their
responsibility, 13nt not only aro the
ordinary fences insecure, thegates of
the station grounds are almost Myelin,-
bly open, and the fences at the crossing
dorm altogether, so that they appear
to invite accidents.
The question stands thus Has a
great and powerful Company, merely
because it is great and powerful, the
right to do things which an ordinary
citizen dare not to? Why should I
not be able to shoot my neighbor's cow
or his poultry if they stray into my
garden ? I cannot do' it even if my
fences aro in perfect order, but the
Grand Trunk can defy the law and. de-
stroy the property of others when it is
only by the Company's own criminal
negligence that it is placed in a posi-
tion of danger. Do, r ir, enlightei, us.
I remain, AwmiK.
Ang. 25, 1874.
[This is certainly a matter of law
and justice, and most certainly the
Grand Trunk is responsible for the no.
tions of its employes. The fact of its
being a gigantic institution does not
leave it less liable to punishment than
the peasant in his lowly cot. All rail-
way companies are bound by agree-
ment (which the charter in most cases
specifies) to build and keep in thorough
repair all fences along the line of route,
whilst owners of farms are bound to
keep closed all gates leading from their
farms.—En. Turns.] .
To the Editor of the Exeter Trues. •
Sin,—I like to see business increas-
ing in our village, and. .would approve
of each and every person doing all they
can in all honorable way to increase it;;
but I am very much surprised and abio
very sorry to find any person trying to
get a stranger started in the balling
business before Mr. Sanders shall 'Axe
get well established, so 'Lk:A' he (the
stranger) shall have 'a good chance to
either run Sanders out or at least get
an equal shwe of a business which in
tliis place is not too much for one bak-
er. Such, however, seems to be the
case, and by a person; too, whom' the
people would least suspect of being
guilty of such inconsistency. .Mr. Sal-
derg has been at a (mod deal' of expense
to. start in this backing business ; and
he is also among the oldest 8ett1er5. in
this locality, and we ought lather to
encourage such enterprise on the part
• of an old resident than.tuget a stranger
in te the great disadvantage of suell a
one. I hope to. see those, who have
made an attemptat the latter course
act more in keeping with the doctrine
of our New Testaanent, in the future
1 am, yours respectfully,
w H. KINSMAN,
r -
a lover of right.
Ex.eter, August 26, 1E75.
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= • (LATE OP LOHDON).
Gilllvray that he has a Harlleag shop
s in Centralia, where all in want of
reireggritl LIGHT OR HEA VY HARNESS.
r y or may article usually kept in a first-
ly
41 class establishment, such as
1- SADDLE S,
WHIPS,
TRUNKS,
VALISES, &e.,
amn obtain the same. Give me a, call and examine my work for yourselves.
My prices are as low as those charged. by any first-class workman. RE-
PAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. WM. COTTERELI.J.
Contrail., August 6, 1871 50-tf.
.11110•12••••••111:•••••••.•
CONSTANTLY INCREASING
3. DREW'S WARE E
OWING TO THE VERY LOW PRI-
CES at wbieh I sell my EURNITURE, and to
. the satisfaction 1 always give, my BTJSINESS
HAS ALREADY INCREASED FAR. BEYOND
MY ANTICIPATIONS, and by careful manage-
ment and strict attention 1 hope to Menage my
business at even a still greater ratio. Any arti-
cle in the furniture/An° Isoptin any town or city
establishment will iliveays bo found in mine. 1
flat& myself that 1 have the
Largest and. Best Selected
stock in Exeter,
and, what is mom
AM DETE11VIINED TO KEEP IT SO.
tly stock consists in part of MattiasSes, spring Dods, Lotiuges, Sam, Camp 8100101 Otto
an Cane Chairs, Ladies' basy Chairs, Bedsteads of over/ description,
Center Tablez„ E=tensicz, Tablea Zureettuz
liatbeatda, tratyr Oka, lairrorS, What -1'141r
itimoozet St72,'Z'Zaa,
Atuale steeta always an handA logo stock of pieturea always 071 hand, ioad Pi
VIIAM114(l• DONE TO .0ItD1,B,
artiotlar attention paid to Cane
eArAltfit elOitx .t)t.P)v
ture
.1-Zcnottacing; Masotti 5Et; :Become
it Cita isotrie.
Considerable excitement has been
caused by the death at Keokuk of an
old man named Bernard Slaven, Oska-
loosa, Iowa, and the circuustances con-
neeued therewith. The deceased was
formerly a prominent: Masan ,but within
the past few weeks ho decided, while
under the influence of a number of
Catholics, to join their church aud re-
nounce Masonry. He also signed a
wiU disposing dials money and proper-
ty to the amount ef over $12,000.
This document WAS opened and read by
the Clerk of Circuit Court a few days
ago. It bequeaths $8,000 to the Sis-
ters of Charity of Koekuk, $3.000 to
Margaret Farrel, $2,000 to the Sisters
of Visitation of Ottawa., and $2,000 to
Rev. W. W, Dunn, of the Catholic
Church of Keokuk. The Masons charge
that he was induced to sign the will by
improper influences, and will probably
make an effort to break it. The de-
ceased was in charge of the Commision-
ers of Insanity at the time of his death,
the Masons having applied to them to
take charge of him.
GREAT BrITAIN.
The Foreign office has received in-
latitIAJts- /1/1,Ve SCtilt01 tile .,
formation that the Spanish Republican
officers of the Aritish war ship Fly,
which was cruising off the North coati,
of Spain for the protection!! of British
interests. None were wounded.
AlarshalBazaine has written a letter
to theMinister a the Interior, in which
he says that neither Col. Villette nor
any of the other prisoners now in cus-
tody are responsible for his escape from
plisen. He declares that he had no
accomplices in tho fort or elsewhere,
except his wife and nephew. The
Marshal describes how he eluded the
surveilance of his jailer, and in con-
clusion says :-.—." Resenting tho humil-
iating prison regulations, I felt justified
118 ,ait attempt to recover my liberty,
As I was not tried by my peers, my
sentence was illegal,"
FDWLE'S PILE ANO NOMOR OURE.
ter internal and 17xterns8
Wareanted thJ Only suP.e cg Pdrfe6t Cure
tor all Ideas of SCrofilla, Totter or Ring
Worm, Sal tRithinn and all Di Seithee of the Skin.
6ne 110100 warra8104 dare all Omen ' P0346
Proet 1 to 311016808 40 all '0(1600 0.11186iiiarg,
This remedy. has been nada soiritt'bf tho
Wert foismi Of Serofula, Salt UMW* dna dthcrtudg
of thestdo, witli entire euetitiete, MatiV &thee have
boon mired, With an setward itipPlieatent: efety.
Hu nalrode of lettere and tertifleittert are hawis the
proprietoteentallellion, Whitili can be Soeti 6710(0-
4411000 88 1)131 -.41310 Inalleitte Is entirely Vegeta-
ble in 0080,110eitIon, Ea (410 881388 Of failure detti.
ors aro rermeeted to refued the, nteiniy. 10111! 82
0000 who 00 801 Warra ir,.888 all ilealere roeolVo
beek their toeney Proin the preprletor.
Pitleti
of bottle;J Illettlee for e5.
,rivi4v13:1641.4.nt., 000 Agist pitteea
.zt
01/11./1
'5ranno•-•NT:tex.--13y Cho Roy,' Jos, 'tonicity, at
atilzmorose Cottage, August lath, 1874 Mr, It. N.
`Young, of Luettn, to NASH Maria Nilson of 1..,,ort-
0014 towasbip, ,
Annotn--13nisKPX,-Q11. ,WeduesdaYA August
tyvolontarg41.0a Joneffilkir.R.Arnold
of Caren to )1116)1Dyflie, llieeed, of /Angell
014 itilitEr•
EXETER,
White Wheet „. 81 17. to 51 18
Troadweil „, „, 1 15 to 1. 17
11280 118
45 to 50 •
00 to 05
05 to 75
• 60 to ' 00
12 to 12.
•,' 21 80' 21
6 00 to 000
60 to
Shorts70 80 00
Wool 85 to 85
05 to 75
Hoge- „,. ... ...... ........ .... ... . . 8)40 to .380
11ANIPON.
Fall Wheat 51 05 to 51 05,
Spring Wheat_ .,. 1 le se ,
• ... 50 to 50
Peas ,,. 60 to 60
Butter „, 22 to 24
12 to 12
37 to 28
Spring Wheat
Qats
Potato ef3
Barley ..
Pearl .„
Egg::
13,1ttter .
Eleer per
SEAPOItTH.
Pall wheat 1 10 to 1 16
,Spring lvhettt. ........ ....... „ .. 1 08 to 1 10'
Onts.....,......„...„ ........... . ..... ..... 0 59.to 035
Barley 1 00 to 1 10
Pens O60to 0610
Butter 0 20 to.0 21
Eggs . 0 12 to 0 12
Wool 0 86 to 0 88
ST. MARY'S.
Deihl wheat, per bwieel
Spring wheat ...•
Oath
Egt;?or dozen •
Wool
1.13 to 119
17 to 1 18
o 1 16
60 to 00
45 'to 50
10 to 10
14 to 16
to 90
Buffalo markets.—Cattle—The re-
ceipt of cattle to -day have been
head, making the total supply for the
week thus far 8,721 head. There was
no market, all the fresh arrivals being
through consignments. The yards are
bare of stock. ,
Hags—The receipt of hogs toiday
havo been 2,700 head, making tho total
supply for the week thus far 12,600
head. The market is slew, yorkers
were queued at $5.1- to $64; heavy
hogs at $6.50 $7 50;
1DIANO FOR SALE. -For sale a splendid
_tC piano forte, made by Jemays it Sons, New
York. The inetrnment is unsurpassed in full-
ness and richness of tene. For particulars
apply to Hugh Ballswill, Gidley St. Exeter, at
whose residence the instrument may be seen.
Ang 20, 1874 52-1m:
raltai FO Et SALE.
ElNG LOT 10, in the 12th Con. of Blan-
shard, on the townline[between Blanshard
and Biddnlph, comprising seventy-eight acres,
about eixty of Whi01.1 are cleared and in 'a , high
state of cultivation; the balance is bush. The
distanoe from Granton is two miles ;' from Ln -
can, 7 miles; and from St. Mary's, 12 'miles.-
Thth is g good chance for anyone wishing a
comfortable home. A never failing simply of
water. lf not sold within two mouths it will be
disposed of by auction. For further informa-
tion apply to
ABRAHAM MONTGOMERY, '
Granton P. 0., Aug. 27th, 1874. 53-2ro,
S. GIDLEY, EXETER, CA-
BINET-MAKERS & I7I4DhILTAILER5; take
this opportunity to inform the inhabitants of this
and surroundingsections that their New Beane.
is now completed, and they do not hesitate in sal •
Ing ths.teit is onoof the best in this western part.
Our 'UNDERTAKING Department, as heretofore,
will be foiled in a very efficient condition. •
Coffins -plain and ornamental,- also, shrouds.,
ete. Funerals furnished (Ls the shortestnotice
and most reasonable terms.
N. 33.-A geed maiortment 'of FURNITURE ti/ -
ways in stock. August 28, '74 52-1y.
MORTGAGE SALE
REAL TATE
IN THE
VILLAGE OF ZURICH
Pot SALE BY AUCTION
11110Y VIRTUE of a power of Sale contained
in a certain Mortgage, dated 26th March,
1873, made by Robert Brown, Esqnire, of the
Village of Zurich, in the Township of }Rik, and
County of Mir 011, to the undersigned, and de-
fatilt having be en made, and notice given, in
tome et said mortgage, 1 shall °fierier sale by
public auction, at
DEICKART'S HOTEI;
IN TOR 'IMAM?. OF zraixen, ON
WEDNESDAY, THE 1 -ah SEPT NEXT
at 5 o'clock, afternoou,,the following proper-
ties, as contained in said naortgage
No. 1 consists of Lot3 Numbers 5, 6, 7
8, 9, and part lots Numbers 2 and 3, Brown's
survey in said -village, containing seven twee
and two-fifths Of an acre, inOrn or less. The
lots may be offerelt separately if required:P
No. 2 consist:3 of part of the Mill Re-
serve in sail villit,ge, containing one -ninth of
an nsere, with the store created thereoe, and
now occupied. by Mr. W. G., Wilsee, No, 2
will bo offere<1 imbject to a mortgage of
For Further partionlars, apply to
ALEX. DAVIDSON,
Accountant.
Hamilton, 24.111 August, 1874. 53-38,
on.cAT eLEAntiva exa.
R. A. BISHOP has ieceived instructions
to sell by Public Auction, at the shops
and residence of the fiabscriber 10
1IXETE111-.
ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER, 5
at 1 o'clock P. M.', sharp, the following:
I phaeton buggy (new); 1 'top buggy (nearly
new); 1 second-hand buggy; 2 light string
wagons ; 11101130 cart; 1 cutter ; 1 obb.horse'
sleigh; 113600 drill; 1 pair wooden harrows ;
o quantity of whifflotreas and ,nec.k-Yolies ; 1
set 'heavy aAes and springs ;' 1 bellows and
anvil ; a quantity Of hemlock lumber and ea-
ds,r posts; about 20 c8rd6 60 stove-woed ; 1
eaddle and. bridle ; 1 mare and Colt (171310
p1.1A0d to be it foal); 1 first -elites daily cow in
6alf*
liirst-class Seven Oda" Plano, 1 801 bull'
bottom chairs 300 Sofa, 1 contre-Mble, 3 qium:
tity of Brussels carpet, a quantity of woolen
carpet, 31 number of lace curtains and window
blinds, 1 Beolt.daeo and writing desk; I set
cane -bottom chairs, 2 fall -leaf table, 1 bureau,'
wasli-stanis, 6 bedsteads, 1, feather bed and
Pillows and a.quantity n bedding, 1 Warming,
stove, 1 cooking -stove Mgt (l1t1 llcoo,-Alm;
drum, Ito.,tegether with kitchen furniture and'
other frrticles too unannroti8 80 mongol),
The alioVe will be:
WITttOTJT RE i.:11JR-V-1,
agave ntoprietee 1330 8810 1319 1n180130138 FAO,
1(0(1140001 end residenee, end is giving up iterthe
13ee13105 foy moont, •
TERMS itrid Snider, Osid: ; 000r $5. and
4444 to 0 menthe' Credit ; ever 425 ta Mos
Craft. Ann/VW joint notee required..
• 30t11,1 TRICIC
A. Ei.STIOD, Atm,
Exeter, August 21,104,
1 TT .114.'„PS. P TTINIPS
G. BOLTON, II
Wellid iliforni the inhabitants of ilay, iitephou
and 1,/sluoino.'that manuetu
farcs all kinds
of pinups, ineluding the
NONSINPER PATENT FORCE PUMP
for which ho lath the exelueive right for the
above-namild township. The subscriber feels
confident 4at be can satisf,y those in want o
pumps, as to workmanship and quality, and a
'Ni°4 Prioce tho.k
, ,
CANNOT -BE , UNDERSOLD IN TITIll
DOMINION.
mAtlimicToitx,--Ong.Fourth mile north of
the'village of Eseter, on Lot 7, Hay, London
lioad. ,
N. B. -Repairing attended to witlt prompt-
ness, and done et rensonable prices.
CEO, BOLTON.
Hay, Apri116 1874. , 64-6m.
NOW READY
aT Tin,
Exeter Carriage
WOIrt,KS.
The larger: ti stock of single and double
CARRIACES BUGOIES
Ever exhibited in this Vicinity,
which will bo found to be tbe
•
Best and Cheapest
ever offered to the pnblic in this vicinity. Now is
the time for bargesus, as the pionrietur has
.pacie such • ' •
REDUCTION.' IN PRICES
as certfthily
• D.I.,IF146 COMPETITION
An exarnination'sof the 'stook before purchasing
elsewhere is respeetfully solicitedby tho subscrib'r
• .
, ontomils
. for all kinds of Vehicles attended to
VXETER NORTH
Messrs. G-. & j. Brooks have
nOw commenced the mamifac-
blue of Bliggies and. Wagons
for the Spring and Slimmer
Trad.e.
TEmrs,---Cash or Short Ore -
Also, onhand,a lob of Scotch
Diamond Harrows, of their own
niannfactim, which they can
and 'will sell as cheop as any
one in the trade.
G. a J. BROOVS.
Please to call in.
RANION
'Rarrtan's ,Stack is well assorted. Ad-
dit`ioaviRg..recq,utly been
RANTON S
made thereto in New Prints, New Grey
Cottons, New White Cottons,
BANTON'S
New White Shirts, New Regatta Shirts
New Prunella Shoes,eleellent val-
uo--full range of sizes & prices
R ANTOINT'S
New Fresh Groceries. Ranters Teas
are czar a valhe ; they were purchased
•
lab"tivillieetr:: and -will be
8.).1,I 'Very Cheap and subject
o' approval. Any tea that is not smtis
factory to the purchaser tray
RA,NTJ1OT\T 'S
bo retUrned, and inoliqwill bo ro
funded, Don't fail to try
t.la.ntou'S Tea)
a a
CAPITAL,
0
LUOAI\T„
A
0 31111.031,00*
$0,000,000
2,000,0o0,,
w.f. ¥,'"-8"8"4") VA ...AVAAVACAA ,o0u49.4
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Sums ac 1037 03 0110 dollar received on deposit, "Iutorest,-4 and 5 per cent allowed. No botici
otwithdrawal required,
American curreucy bought and (3old,
1), tSTOSV hEDDIE, Agont•
First Fall
rb P4 14
Cheap
Cash Store.
1 Great Bargains.
Importations
Cheap Cash
Store. Great
Bargains
CENTRALIA AND CREDITON
Drug's Patent Medicines
Stationery, Fancy Articles, Wall Paper, Dye Stuffs,
Med
ns9 Melo
eons
crime - lawman.
N. A. BOSWORTH
j. Y. SAVAGE, Man.
McLENNAN'S FLQUR MILLS!
FL0172. FLOTYR 'LOU.!!
•.,•••
•••• ' .4
s
If you want GOOD FLOUR, anct-GIZZA-P, 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 PACT, 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.
Gristing will receive careful attention, ap.d.
Chopping Done Every Day.
The highest price in Cash for FYFE WHEAT, PEAS, &c.
g 0 orin ilitionerg.
W eGRIGG ,
Merchant Tailor and
Comer al Outfitter.
BIBLE DEPOSITORY
BOOKSELLER 85' STATIONER
A Stook of
Family Bibles, Pocket Bibles, Wesleyan
and 13iblo 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
OE:SCHOOL BOOKS STATiNRY
ICE• CREAM
AND TEMPERANCE DRINKS.
.F011 TEE HOT WEATHER.
Owing to I have given up bread-beklug
T LOGG, BAKER AND CON FF
TIONISIS, Exeter, having been at consider-
able expense in fitting tip hie ico-cream saloon,
expects a liberal patronage from the thirsty pub
It1411.0bregarsi.ied every evening, Ice -dream
Wedaing and Tea-Partiee furnished on short no -
In Conte ctionery I am prepared 'to givesatisfae.
SAME S LOGG.
Exeter, May 20, 1874
ICHT FAVORITE' LINE.
Frawkshaw's Stages!
LONDpN & EXETER,
Obeid Horses, Coinfortable Stages and
Fast Time,
—q --
Those stages 310 drivola by the most accommo-
dating of drivers, and leave
resit' ttr-V6ttiRltiler ISOMIlf1ilke
07017 aftor1100n, at 12 pall. arriving in 114
thno to connect with trainFifor the cast( and we
ittd connecting in ll,teter with the Clibton 0110 Bt.
Mary's stains.
, t.tAvs EXETBR ABOUT
4 it,ut cenncetlnil in Ltican end Lone; 0111 11/Wl 13811.
1011 1111(1. tratfla.
W1111.0610:;.. 301IN WKSITAW,
DOivOr Pronrlotot,
NoTt- LOST,
ok about J'anuary, leM p8OinfelOry note tor
20,0e, given john ivieDonaid in My faVor, and
y 1810, 1570, payable.. into yelp) atter (tete,
, 'All pattiet 810 118001(3' notifittaltgifiatiihgotiating
1 the Wiley 60 106 note hati 08081 131 id in VAG
IVAIIOICK IMUKEE
.1M
xs.a.mernir
rilHE Subscriber takes pleasure in inform.
ing the public that, about
HE 1A8 'COMMENCED BREAD
Biscuit Baling, in Exeter. Having secured
the services of a.
PRACTICAL BAKER
1 can guarantee satisfaction, and hope to
cure the public patronage.
ta'Bread for sale at the post -office.
RICIIAI1D SANDERS
Exeter, July 22,1874. 48-tf.
R. CLEMENTS' PATENT IMPRO1I'D
ARTIFICIAL LEG
Adopted by the Surgeon General U. S. A., for
the U. S. Army and Navy, Very light, yet
strong and durable, perfect in action. With
27 years' practical and careful experience, de-
voted exclusively to this special branch of Mec-
hanical surgery, follotied by the Great Prize
Medal et the World's Exposition, London, 1851
and now universally admitted by all surgeons
aS the most perfect Artificial Leg known. -
Manufactory, 1320 Ohestinut.st., l'hiladelphia,
Pa. J. A, lIAETE, Druggist, Agent, Montreal
Q.,Whero mbdela can be Seen. Send for B..
lustreted Catalogue.
0
MONEY TO LOAN.
COUNTY of PERTH LOAN & SAVINGS
" SOCIETY.
Board of Di:rooters':
G. E. Smith, ir,aq., President,°,7as. Trdw, Esq.,
P„ Vioe-President; Eilyard,Esq, Alien
Bank of Montreal; Wm. Veal Hutton, 'Esq.
Goo. MoIntyra, Esq.; John SandertiontEsq.
It: Harstone, Secretary and Treasurer ; 35ankr
ere, Bank of Montreal; Solicitors, Jones
• Douga,ll,
• '
The • advantages this Company offer to Stools,
holders are :-
lat.-The most undoubted Security, al the Cep-
stitution allowe of no, investment except eta Beal
Estate.
2nd. -The continuons investment Of monies. •
.1)r& -That as soon as SaVings Bank is open each'.
Stockholder gets his prOportion of the profitslie
addition to dividend on his stock.
ADVANTAGES TO BORROWEIle.
lst.-The system of re -payments by yearly, halt-, •
yearly, quarterly, or monthly instalments felling'
duo at such dates in t.lie year, and extendleg over
snch a period of years as may suit the borrower&
2nd. --Borrowers will be allowed intereet on any
sum or stuns they may deposit to meet their
stalments. ,
8r6. -The expense of examining the Title and
drawing tho Mortgage is regulated by a moderate
tariff, not allowing too borrower to be overchar-
ged.
4th. -This Society does not Sell mortgages.
Mt. -Agents are bound to regard all applications
for loans as strictly confidential.
Oth.-111ortgages purehased on the'naost reliablo
terms.
TxrANTED.—Wo give energetic, nienr
V V and women
BCSINE SS THAT WILL PAY
from $-.1 to $8 per day ; Qty.1 be pursued in your
own neighborhood, and 33 etrictly Inmorable.
Particulars froo, or samples worth several dol-
lars that will 071 31310 you to go to work at 011044,
will be sent on receipt of fifty cents.
Address 3. LATHAM 00.,
48.61, , 292 Washington st., Boston, Man
SE AFORTH & HURON •
Marble Works.
gvitonolir l;itiii.,)C-4;nt-illtiirobIttict:117;ttloCt;:orittioly7toit:137003051,112)raIlg7ida .8711:1;,7;
momtinents, Headstones, Table Tops
laatera 10' '
°
OreinCd" 310/11(1)14008 .totported to (Jrc14).,
' VialItioA, &C,
(‘
wot.tt of 'he 0081 'style and art, 07 )1 cannot ha
in tide part of Ontario.
A 0,011c spestfally anlicited.
1,. 'i.d.Vi %Ii1.1`,P1 Tr, UE8814T
oppool.-0 'Loom & .Ittrninett,ti $t61 -o,
' ictiliN STEBET) l:ElArOBTIT.
t.
7th. -The head office is establiehed at St.lifery's.
24.B. -The Society will commence Ord the lot day
of May next, to loan money at the Secretary andt
Treasurer's office, oorner 'of Queen and Water'
streets.
St. Mary's, April 26,1874. 27-1y
THE REGULAII'
Ifeetinge of Lebanon
Forest Lodge,- No, 189,
G.11.0., Exeten will be
he101 as follows. A cor,
dial invitation is exten-
ded 00 311 'visiting bre-
thren. Mar. 80, April -
27, May6S, June 24,June.
29, July 274ng. 23, Sept..
21, Oct. 19, Nov. 23, Doe
21 and 28. M. MAO
REIT. eoretar
W. J. GILPI11.,
ST. MARY'S,
Tinsmith and genertst dealer in stoves, gevois
nails, glass, dc., die. Tinware, copperwaro, WA.
galvanized iron very cheap. Eave-troughing teem
8 to 121 cents per foot. Cut nails, S4.50 per cut .•
Cooking stoves 514 and upwards. 46-1-y,
The Curtis plough 89.50
gatinps* oostafil,
MUNI TREBLE'S
BOOT, SHOE,
:AND
Harness Shotta„
MAIN STREET.
A large and varied assortment of Ladies, Genie'
and Children's
BOOTS, dic
OF THE L1TE14T STYLES AND. BEST
MIMPUNANSHIF
Kept constantly on band. Alec a Choice lotof
FELT OVERSHOES, RUBBERS,' SLIP-
PERS, ay. .
rM1'T.lnaSeUerdThele:ll64,-tf *l-
0033AFag,p:eptredoroCeveodSoirlicariptiors*01
CARRIAGE, LIGIT8
, HE ivir.
1-1A_RMESS,
A complete stock 02
HORSE -°LOTH
1NG, BRUSHES,
01133,
TRUZIK,
The subscriber takes this opportunity of thank-
ing the public for their, past support and assures,,
them that as nothing but the best material ie flood'
and none but first-class 'workmen emploped, they •
will arid it to their advantage to continue the* '
aunnint.
PARTIC ULAN ATTONTION; PAID TO
ORDER -WORK AND REPAIRING.
Exeter,Nevinnber 20th, 1673. 18-1y.
THE I,,
1381110i2I11nli
iiiiileanviii
frubsoribor nogg to thank the people of Mt -
°tor and :surrounding conutry for the very liberal
patronage bestowed upon him in the past, mad now
after enlarging his promines isgrepared Ip do work
which cannot be surpassed ei er hi or outside of
cities, Particular attention paid to the roakihe
and iltting of (JOLLA* g.
HARNESS .•
'Rx.ETEJ-t: AND RODGERVILLEy
(sign of the Big Boot).
HEAVY AND LIGHT,
BLACK AND GIL;IBB. MOI1NTLto,
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t,
0411(071(1, 130 4V8(101 1)411111018 to 0113(440447 h0011013
Boots 'and ftTh,oef.4.,
. •
mia hit. ;witutro .1, a varied Owl( tor
Ladiee' Misea. and YOUths Wear Thie
Inaneli will he toned replete in every particular,
11110 81(8 stook will he, sold ai 3 elight adt8l05e, WY.
cost, The services 81 4103.7310. A1,LIO8Tliiite0 i
Road..h(71434(000ave been nged tate flits
acpartmea, and iS now pronated to reeniVt''.81,i1 Ott
(001(3208 wind( in tl ds lino.. Satisfaction ginth litee4
and worU perform( d "41.8 ))1' '
144kg.., VAN8014,