Exeter Times, 1874-9-24, Page 4A
rornoy nd, therofol
neVer e ain 0) '7
glen, aliel etlil More by welnel
prOln/lne Ofladiee that few Aloe
I have been Weeaed with by liatnn
leave, arta 1AM llopelneely and hel
leeely feet. 81,11ile,, the vc..40.e,
g.s.twe et ere of the tau° Se*,t PrZNSin
ne it diet l‘larlow th Goldinnitiee eon
: 1 nail Otlielook, sponk n
ralafe- 714; realle ie ThnothyTru
,.lone, but my frinlnie tend eteant141,41110
Vail nee 'Am 01,9 ellY, or Tire the Basi
fal ; and this only make: me mot
-shy ati4 ).-03,,Ailini; ules-; eome feir on
ittke4 pitY Pet nee, and doee the e'ene
ftl14 pops the nueeliea, and take
Nene to church and inarries me, 1 eha
live in eingle lileeeduess, and go to id.
k;l'itVe
bac 4o, m site of myeelf,
Von the woret of it is, I want tob
parried. Nearly all the people I lino
are married, --have wives to share the
joys and inerease them ; to share the
'sorrows excl. leseea them; to CQi1801
them in trouble, and 1111;NO them
eielmess, Some of thera have love'
phildren, te make home all that i
leveabh3, beautiful, mirthful andlienP3'
But I. live alone, with no eno to ehee
comfort me ; 1 would rather hav
eomeone, even to plegue, thee to en
dare this life of weary loneliness an
enieerable solitude in the midst of bus
and social world.
Ohibs are of no use. My ellynes
remits rne from enjoying Ream,
aven't the faculty of converation, 1 d
net care kir billiards, bagatelle, abon
indte cards,and cannot Illy close.
aminefact domestiecreature ; tate
to make an agreeable husband, if f,p,e,
only,get a wife, But ean't.
pQi41eriiig.over nay lonely and dean
bttestateel at lest determined to mak
t`a, bold etelke ,for a" wife." I woul
"telyertite. ;1id. Ah ?Ohl laiseraw
.41n, wretched me I I did. 1 gave no
p too flattering description, Yoeng
twhieh I ann only twenty-four; with
good lucerne, whicli1 have, tolerabl
good looking, 'which I ani! but no
iaingling With society, end therefore
not hepeght into company of eligibl
partis, I had note ithstanaing the'ef.
'vantages been compelled toremai
eingle. Any yoeinglady of similar con
dition and position, would find this
rare npportenity, as every ,th;ng wit
kena Ate, 1 added that I was of goo
temper1 amiable dieposition, conrteous
-ftnigentlemanly in my demeanor, at:
shoubrinake * good husband... AIL o
'which is true tp the letter, as they say
1 added that cartes could be interchang
ed.
Unhappy me ! I was overwhehne
twith replies. From the maiden o
bashful fifteen' to the wideW of gfty
aud from fair ones of intermediate age's
tir y came pouring in upon me with of
fors that might Cave tempted an an
namite to his cave, and if the law per
initted, merry Vieni all. .1 was befiild
eyed. One nad flaxen hair, light blu
eyes, and rosy cheek, and an eannuite
pf nine hundred a yeete.A.nother
raven tressesnwap likelMainl, tall 'nn(
etately, although she was 'only seven
teen ; hed no fortnne, 'bet could sing
ply, and dance wed, and what
beekeel in money could make up in he
accomplishments. A third had been
pompared by hei artist frieuds, to Gui
an's•Madorina so she needn't say an
iOtlige 'word about looks ;in ether ne
speets she was all the meet, exigent and
fa tidious could desire. A fourth ewa
ewe good looking, but, then, sheewa
eadewed with all the virtues under the
sun, end beenty is but skin deep,' and
liandsome is that handsome ,does.
threw ,his fetter and carte into`the
A fifth—but why go op to Ole crack o
dbom ? They were nearly ail of the
Fame charaeter, end all peernised to
peke the beet wife under the sun, and
all were equally suitable to fill the va-
pant place on my hearth. The num-
ber of. widows Wil0 replied was astori-
jelling. Some had children and some
had none ; 1 some decided against the
aplicatioee with incumbrances, as
these flowers Of the home are nng,raci-
pusly. designated by people wanting of-
fice keepere. After rejecting a basket.
fal pf applications, there atilt remained
too many for One Mall to select from.
It was -indeed a case of embarrae de
richesses.
Aker ennch trial and much reflection,
1 selected three wheee letters in 'Con -
:Inaction with the* mean seemed Meet
'eligible. 1 'Wrote to the address given,
• and by return of pePt the answers
'name: Afeetings were appointed and
devicegiven by which we should
,know each other. One damsel fixed
;upon a retired. spot in. St. James' Park.
• She would carry,abaudkerchief in her
left hand, one corner of which should
ine tied with some mauve colored rib-
bon, and I was to wear eamelia in my
pope'? h .happy moment arrived, and
r was punctual,' but the lady was there
before me. Oh, the awful disallusion-
mg of that interview! She had told
pie she was young and handsome, she
rwas neither. She had told me of her
F.4110 taste, and she was dressed in
the meet glare manner possible. All
the colors of the rainboW reflected from
her person. She was the bereaved
:widow of the deceased public-
an, and looked it. Her peeper place was
behind the bar, serving gin and bitters
fo young cods and beainlees,,
nke-ltededared to answer my ad-
neetesemen _
poolly wished each other good bye, and
never rad again. The Second was also
p faifure, but the third was worse. It
pealed my fate, but did no obtain , inc
a lyife. At first it promised Well, but
ets issue wain for me, calamitous. I
shrink from narrating the adveeture
het the interest of buinituity eompeleeue.
I have put my hand to d ,
ie plow, ' and
must not turn hack.
1 met the thii:d 'of My selection at
the time and 'Phice appointed. She
appegg4 to all that he repreSented
herself. She looked like a lady, and
,
!spoke like one. She sant nly, ehyriees?
and met it with encouraging questions.
Skilfully and gradoesly she drew me
pn, until I foundmyeelf talliing to her
as I never talked 13. woman before.
With a modesty that was perfectly en -
kipping, he irtiel:0(1 I shoullnot think
hadlit of her fOr answering' an advertiee:
nicht e'pelitig a wife, , Many happy
matches, she beliened, bed thns been
brought abut, and 1 ehould find that
shehad euffidentjustifiable epaeonS for
What she had done. •` Tbeii oqr talk be
,
pa ree more g•eliralth an .1 fonnd she
eVos well informed; spoke tit'' pur beet
enithorS1 eepeedellY the poets and ni)ve-,
fiete, in it manner wtkh proved
aeauain labile with' tlxeir weeki.
word 1 was ele,,k4PfPre(1 gy9r 11!4,44
and care in love, and 'tholiqlet al last
have found the one fair maid or
nee.'
06,111.80 We met again, e t
pany tiMee, and / eteIr fonder
•
/11!•jttt 1 t() 1
41t have 1 heed,
le e 8 e nee f.„ t d 01(' bright eves
umee eve weret j \yolk ine-t ine
sja le, wnenI fott4a
re4re4 seat, a I reesea tp ;Jape the
day. 1 wae 10900 44 lwatelling
her face an ing foe an anewen,
and I h&z4r nOtieed anarter of.yo
men evqbad, etolen behind y
xrrnwas Aeonodner wait and. I wile
tetnierlYjit eerneetly, eekink fon a ee-
ply, when my raptures Were'brolien in
lipon, and teeribly dispelled by a bure,t
of Iftughter front 1701111d, (1,11d he Field,.
nig, myfeflo elerk at Sone eeset House,
slain/inn'ny sunnoeed inamorta on tne
back, exelannitig, Well, Harry, have
you fixed the wedding -day yet ?' Har-
teol' off hie be/tenet, his false purls
:tad eltiganu and iner8t ont 141101411g 44
my face.
I saw allAn, a moment, I had been
eruelly hoaaelle Without waiting for
the jeers of my fellow-clerk's'd 1 reshed
away from the peek, jumpeen the
first omuibus, andavent honie. There
packed my portmanteau, wrote to my
ciiief that iirgeut buSit'leese-- fatnily lais=
awes, 1 ironically wieito--erncltlifeel
attention fora few d.ays, arid le t Lau,
don that night. What I shall de neet!
is undecided ; belt one thing i. certain
shall never advertise for a wile agikint
As a caution to others and to prevent
any similar bashful fellow from com-
mitting the like fully, I have told the
story of %How dyerfised for a wife
end didiet get one.'
111.7.1110111.
A weather reporter—a:clap of thun-
der.
lAVORTI-E RON
Virorits.
fintuartil, (144;
DEALER IN
1474137 gi
(44,r2 or IlAil,g,14TON,)
WOlild intimate totheir nannerous triende and, fdae
klentlka rxbile that they are prepaved o a10.11
orders for
Monuments Headstmes Table 'rope
Mantles /to,
Ortofite 3iontonelit3 kaportet? fcA p,r4Ort
Woik ot tlAr, best 'etele-aml art, and, gannet lei
=passed in thie Dere Ai OntariP,
A, Call respe,pttriny whetted,
Oppelt4 XiOecna &444/liesoWS Sto$0k
MAIN STBEVM, SEAVOIntlf.
,vEssnm, R. mosswr
lathinerg.
GILP
ST. 3WA.11-2"'S,
Timor:nth mut general:dealer iri tOVeSp plows
neeenxiees 40., ate. Tinware, eepperware, su
galyanigal'irOli very caul, 111laVe-tionehieg'4oin
to.„l21 Rents per foot. Cut nails, $I0 lair ewt,
Goeitrag St0Ye5 /.4, and Upwards, 48-ly
The Curtis plough e9:6h
WIF.VEB!
UST RECEIVED AD IN STOCK
pflA an SDPPLY or
FIELD, gAfinEiv AND FLOWER SEEDS
HORSE TOOTH CORN
Land LASTER
STIED POTATOES
AOHN BACK,
FLouR & FEED STORE
n5itial.c lIcititit tItittIts
A crying slianie—fe neighbor' e young
one. A NEW CANDIDATE FOR, PUI3
LTC FAVOR.
A fieshionable lady 'says her
is the latest thing out. "
,
Tadking of oarsmen, John Pate
, _
it's a great thing nowadays tof.
eentleirma and a scaler."
A darlcey'e instrnctions for
on a coat were : Fust de alien
left, and den give one general.'
sion.
, A New Hampshire woman?elf .
ing, made her husband' s . -011 t
Bible that he woul&nreite'; -a°
man with it sharp namiree'
he Dominion Organ
-.Wr•
eta 8/15-7
- •
•An holiest old farther, orn'hein
fumed the other day, that.oneof his
neighborwoWed him gegrUdg,te, groevled
out, " No 'natter; he neve):
piyany-
tliirig.''
Nothing appeals iniere 10 the sympa-
liiiee ot a kindhearted persontlIan the Factory, of
spectacle of, a starved dog, sitting ou BOTVIILINT/LLE, ONT.,
the ragged edge pf anxiety waiting for
a bone, have nvw in the Market their really First-class
Reed Organs, which are acknowledged on all hands
What small boy does not envy the to be ,
nerve of the portly man who enters EQUAL TO ANY OTHER 9RAN
-chureh, takes out a big handkerchief, .
find deliberately blows nis nose three oier offered for sale in this country.
•,‘
grui
/611'1:
f -s kC
times before sitting down ?
Little Johnnie is dead, hut befo-re his
,
spirit was eeafted to the angels he re-
quested that a water -melon vine ,might
be allowed to wander at will over his
green grave, that it might be a warning
to future generations.
In easter n debating society is trying
to settle whiph is the hardest tq keep, a
diary or en umbrella.
A Paris journal, speaking of the
great scandal, says, " Monsieur Beech-
" eves an actor before he turned cler-
gyman, and that "Monsieur Tiltin"ls
an English lawyer who had gained a
wide repiitation in Boston as wprose-
cutor oi criminal snits. '
_
A. Church of England ,elergyman
knoCked his' sister down- and sat' on
her. This is all the'inferthatien that
roaches us ; but if she had the spirit of
a woman (and any pins) in her bosem.
he won't be able to sit on Anything else
for a goodly /Period.
A very fat man; for the' purpose', of
quizzing his doctor, asked hien to pre-
seribe for a complaint, which hende-
clared wee eleeping with his' month, etp:'
en. '‘ Sir,'' said the doetor, yOur,dis-
ease is incurable. 'Your skin ds too
short so that when you shut your eyes
your mouth Opens."
-Susan B. ,
• Set on the 'knee
Of T. T.
Naughty Bessie came and peak d—
Susan B. ran off and shrieked— r•
Thie giddy, giggling Susyll.
The editor of the Clarksville Tobacco
Leaf hits weitten for his paper a story
entitled "The Story of Croly Place,"
which he is printing in weekly insta-
ments. The heroine is nainei Emel-
via- Enielvia is a sweet, sweet name.
If we could find a girl named Emelvia
we should love her to death. Or if we
didn't we should murder her in soine
other way.
"Ilemmeeme......Meneeleme!
Visitors to London,
BE SURE AND §E THE
r•••
1-4
READY-MADg CLQ THINC
To deViCellt Al' SUIT,
To get a UIP WELL MADE,
To get a GOOD -PITTING SUIT,
WHY WALKRS' la THE 'SPOT.
•
CLOTIIING A S15 CIALITY
'
. 6
The Reaeon Why W
We buy our Tweeds *eel"
CTBf0rCah,-
We inake our Own Oiothing,
Well made
We sell for Cash, strult sell at Toronto prices, there-
, fore underselffrig the eliettpest Clothing ROUE -
OS AVOSt
PRESSE .ahhi, Cheap and Stylish,
=Over 1OOfioee, o ehoose front.
IN -CE -17s,
id WARM --GOOD, kr 121 et. per
' yard,
0 Sell So Cheap.
the Manufactur-
,
,therefore it is
:9
TD cfi*4laE,2: 8ggt4
FLANNELS araVarietr NY"E';',
shirta rendy-m ride.
el0 .--...,
Carpets, Carpets.
MO.
ERY 0 MAHTLES & $ RAWLS
nticE tiToitt,tho 1,60titat tion§o,
o trotible foA1it4 seethe
LER4$0176-
trto & :London.
(.4
aiS *Old Most reineetkliy fti
um
inhaletents of Exotet,ftinVaiit
e
, •
o0nclthgee 111 that he. prepared to do
Iciri !of hoelt dein the eib hatid firalr
:160)11glett:1)isidery Blary,'S. Maga-
lIj tu derl
e eft at the
00,0941.t fee petemett etteenon
t•
George Pedlar
has been appointed 'General Agent for
The Five Surrounding coiettlf04
Huron, Muce, :Perth, Middlesex, and Lambton,
and. he does not, a5 many agents do. claim quah-
tiesior the instrument which it does not possess
over that of its compeers, but he Teels satisfied
It will always retain a Good li'eputation
If any report is received disparagingto this Instru-
ment, a favor would be conferred by letting mo
know of the same when I will at once disprove
them, al I know the instrument to be perfect in
every particular. .
I can guarantee satisfaction, as I am a practical
tuner and manufacturer. Pianos, Organs and Melo-
deons tuned by the subscriber.
'Agents wanted. Address for the present to 'Ex-
eter, Co. Huron, Out. G. PEDLAR.
Exeter, sept. 8. 1874.
, 64-y1
TJY, THE'.
gest
Organ Made.
THECNLY MEDAL EVER AVAlatiiD PO eta
„
,
Gees IN TILE nommiox.
RITAI1ST..
'AND WIlEgEVER stmt. 0hr Organs' ar"e 'univer-
sally acknowledged to be surninon To AEI, OTHERS
in all the essentials of a good Instruntent.e.,
• •
During the YEAR 1873 we secured as usual
FIIIST PRIZE
AT
LONDON, GUELPH,AND INNUMERABLE
•' COUNTY SHOWS
IN ALL ART OF CANAPA
A Five Years' Guarantee given with each instru-
ment:
For Illustrated Catalogue,
Address ,
W BELL 8i COMPANY,
Organ Namifvetnrer,
dIJEI" ON?'
geot3s &Atattorter.
W _GRIGG ,
Mercb.s.nt Tailor and,
Coneral. Outfitter.
BIBLE DEPOSITORY'-
.
ilooKSELLER & STATIONF,I1,
,
sfpplc of
FamllY 141,q$, PoketBib1e Wesleyan
and Bible Christian Hynen .004.sf
PealM Boielte`fpr the nee of Pies-
byterians? Church of England Prayer
Books?, Niscellaneene leiteratuep
of a non-denviralieing pftture,
and ft general' assortment
OF SCHOOL BOOKS& STATIONERY
E8
RIAt RIFLES 1'
St
J. CORD it SON
Dnnaa8.§t., London, Ont., have noir on hand
large Stock of
Eittifing Sporting 644 Target :Ma;
of their own manufacture, Nworer,ehot;capti,
esetridges, Wedding, fishing taekler sad goner-
tb oplting geinhe
leen pbt post for Pric'e Inst. Repairing in
Onri liliaeXeentoit promptly,
Londoragiept. 5, 11114, 5411.
yQoQd�l
-
GROCERIES
inn/anti Iii;tto
HARrow:AliE
C ROCKER
Boots and ShoeS
Patent Medicines,
Also,
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
LEATHER
ALL KINDS OF
SHOE -FI NDING
asPaid.fo litides I
ISAAC CARLINg.
ecv-. .
EW PUMP FA.,CTolti.
PIT MPS. PUMPS
G.BOLTON, HAY
would inkrm the inhabitants °May, Stephen
and Usborne, that he manufacenres all kinds
• of -pump., including the
IffONSINGER PATENT' yoRpg PUMP)
for which he has the exclusive right for the
above-named townships. The subscriber feels
confident that he can satisfy those in want o
pumps, as to workmanship and quality, and a
" such prices that he
CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD IN THE
DOMINION'.
Meenieeceone.—One-Fourtil mjle north of
the village of Exeter,. on tet7 London
N. B. --Repairing attended to with prompt-
ness, and done at reasonable prices.
CE.Q, BOLTON.,
"Hay1874: : "134.0m.
wElpit NORTH
CARAIAGE'' -PACTORY
NeS131%. G. j. 13roolts have
11,PW Pqn14101100d tilt) IllaPIlfao"
t.t1TO qf Buggies and Wagons
for the Spring and Rummer
Trade.
TEnms—Cash or Short
dil.
Mk) onhailditt lot of Seotoh
DiainoLi Rotors Of their own
manufaeture, whiett they can
and will sell tlti 'ojefeeep as any
one in the trade.
131t0OIS
k
,121,0,480 to 09/11 in. )
THOMPSON& 1474114IAMS
AoRjouLTITEAT4ImpLEmpas
'Boi.ier and
Engine Works
MITCHELL, ON'''.
Two-horse)V)
HaVe new rn hantl iteuan4te
S TOVTS
OF LONDON & HAMILTON MAKE,
And would solicit a call from any wishing a really
• good article, A quantity of
TinT'Are, Copper -ware etc.
Alwaye on hand.
.A.VE-T01707411''q
MADE A SPEOMLITY.
Old Copper, Iron,
Rags, &C.,
TAKEN IN EXCANGE FOR GOODS
AT CASH PRICES.
W. & R. ItISSETT
XETER, Oct 16, 1873
tter
Wood Sa.win.g Machine
hs machine. has been thoroughly tested and
, given
ENTIRE SATISFACTION
It is supplied with it
BAND WELERE
for driving a
Straw ttji.:it,ter,
Grain Crusher,
Or other machinery, withont extra expense ex-
cept for thetelt.
A. TRIAL QFFERF.D.
All kinds- Of-,
FarmmgImplements
kept constantly on hand.
BOILER SHOP
in full operation.
ENGINES
of all sizes to order.
REPAIRS
promptly attended to.
Addres s—
THOMPSON & 'WILLIAMS,
Mitcliell, Ont.
Mitzhell, June 18, 1874, 45-1y.
J Ross
PLANING _MILLS !
J. R CS, Builder, Manufacturer, and dealer
in all kinds of
MA TEMA, 4,
such as
SASH,
DRESSED AND UNDRESSED
Doors, Blinds,
MOULD1N3S, eta
He has also on hand a ffrst-class lo o
Flooring Siding
CASING
Scroll -Work, etc.
Which they furnish o order.
Ligranna
Dressed and Unthossed, constantly on hand.
..
at" v.eaer- S " ...les
linur
Alweys, an hand.
Special attention Inaid to
IsLiaTO& SPECIFICAT/ONS.
TheroughlY Understanding his busitiese, keep.
ognotie but experlericed werkrnen, and tieing'
Only ersteltiefx materiel, he feels eonfideet et
givitigeetire satisfaction' to all whe inay favor
himwith their patreilage, ,
A dial solicited.
EV.gnAt? VIttiAclt '11.,OTS t Ott t3Att
, , .
BISSETTS'
Livery and Sale Stables
(In clinnecilou with the Central Hotel).
GPOD HORSES AND COMFORT-
ABLE vehicles always on hand., Favorable
arrangements made with commercial travelers.
All orders left at Rissett's Tinshop will be
Promptly attended to,
. R. & T. BISSETT, Prop.
Exeter, Sepl. 41873,
Z• 3Y.
EXETER
LIVERY STABLES
"VV. Rollins, Prop:
g
"(In connection with Drew's Hotel),
Horses and first-class conveyances always on
hand. Commercial rigs on a Moment's notice.
EL.. tt.',STIE
Exeter,Sept. 4, 1872
313ARERY
MHE Subscriber takes pleasure in inform•
ing the public that,
HE HAS COMNFNCERD
Biscuit Balflivt' in Exeter. Having secured
the services of a
PRACTICAL BAKER
1 can guarantee satisfaction, and hope to se-
nure the public patronage.
1..Bread for sale at the post -office.
RICHARD SANDERS
Exeter, July 22, 1874. 48-tf.
LONDON
QUEBECaildMONTREAL
Tomperley Line.
Composed of the following first-class
IRON STEAMSHIPS.
SCOTLAND, MEDWAY,
THAMES, DELTA,
SEVERN NYAFZA,
HECTOR.
The Steamers of this Line aro intended to sail
during the Season of Navigation of 1873, from
LONDON FOR fft.TRIEC AND AHVATREAL,
as follows:LScotland, ‘Vedneeday; "27th August,
and every alternate Wednesday and Saturday
thereafter. And from
QUEBEC FOR LONDON, AS FOLLOWS:
Thames, Thursday, 21st Angus
Severn, Thursday, lith Sept.
Scot1aud,Tuesday,23rd "
And every alternate Tuesday 0 Thursday
hereafter. ,
Rates lower than other Lines.
.''.-Certificates isstund to persons desirorts of brig.lig out their friends. " '
For Freight or PassageI apply to
DAVIT) ,steane?
Wit EAT.6
G.T.E. Agent, ST.. -.111A11,Y'S.
THE FAVORITE LINE.
1-Ia,w1.c.81.1amr''s tages!
• LONDON it EXETER.
Good • Horses, Comfortable Stages and
Fast Time.
These stages are driven by the meat acconniao-
dating of drivers, and leave
WESTERN 110'1EL LONDON
every afternoon, at 2 pm., arriving in ,Luean
time to connect with trains fey the oast and west
and connecting in Eketer with the Clinton and St,
klitriee etstee3.
s4t,sa0gae:Ired:).,11,:theliepest,i:ng i,rrLucan and Loudon with
LEAVE EXBTER ABOUT
wnnoox$ $011g1fAVICSITAW,
••
Vroptioter.
R. CLEMENTrk, PATENT NIPROV1
ARTIFICIAL LEG
Adopted by the Stirgetni General ln S. A., for
the (1. S. Army mid- niterty, Very light, yet
eteome end dttrable, perfect iri action.With
27 years' piadical and ettreful experefece,
voted exclusively to this epode' branch of rifeo-
enegeien followed by the Great Prize
Medal at the World's, :Exposition, Tontlen4 1851
and riOWlthiVereally adinittod by all arirg'eO,ne
as the most perfect Artifielan Leg loiowiea-,
'afiteideetoty„ leen tiliestennete
Pe, J. A, HA1tTle, Ineiggiet, Agent, Montreal
P.,0',vviidres models ea. be eeene 0„,m, fo.r 41;
itisttrktp4 Ctalogue
4Q11$ RO&4 ,
,010, to return tit enks to
the pee& of texelee
Largest 0,
o patrapeOlp lieetowad apea bitn
reetleine xantatry; teal ie now o
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the peat tweeee yesio by"
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couiv.tiy, cominaaucq
0 0
Beatly-MadeClothing.Millinoryt lien; do Cope, Groeeries, Boots ee lhOs, Fad
DRUGS PAINTS OILS
Are, °rooks
ETC.,
All of lybigli wilt be found to be as low as any other reliable house in t110
Remember this is the Oldest Est4blished House i
Opposite tb.e Moot Offi
,
the County
C. A. MACE
Has just received a large and excellent Stock
„ of Grucetgie
consisting of
Gre,eill Black and Japan TEAS,
Raisins, Currants,Prunes, Rice,
STYCIAIIS, ciko,
-which lie is prepared to
SELL CHEAPER THAN EVER
DON'T FORGET TO GIVE THE NEW STORE A CALL.
oremememe• -emengeomeomeememme.
HARNESS SHOP in CNTRALIA,
Wm. Cotterell
LAWF OF LONDON
Wishes to acquuaint the inhabitants 0,
5 tephen, Usborue, Biddulph and Mc'
Gillivray that he has a Harness shop,
.n Centralia, where all in want of
LIGHT OR HEAVY, HARNESS.
or tiny article usuatly kept in A first-
' class establishment, such.as
. .
‘i
., ....,.„,....„„,,. SAPDLES,
TIWISIIiS,
,,.., Wlift'S,
VALISES, 64
,
, , \
can obtain the same. Give me a,call and examine my work for yourselves.
My prices are as low IC,' thetee chargeeraby any first-class workm --R.E..
PAIRS PROMPTLY AT' PED—• ' W1‘, Tfil REEL.
Centralia, August G, 1873. 50-61.
Drug
icines.
tationery, Fancy Articles, Wall Paper; D,ye Stuffs,
Qrgans,
elodeons,
Red Mortar, 'moan
N A BOSWORTH
J'. Y. SAVAGE.
ItatTSIO ANID tEWINCI 24141.CIIIINES.
0. C. WILLSON'S
MUSIC, SEWING MACHINE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT\
EMPORIUM,
SEAFORTH, ONT
.. .9
STILL IN THE FRONT RANK IS 'USUAL
SEWING lifitilCBLIATES.
THE FLORENCE Nosielss, Revel sible Feed -Lock and Knot Stitch Family Sowing Machin eha
lunges the world in perfec,ion and range of work, strength and beauty of drrability of construct on`
and rapidity of motion. Call end examine. S'end for menhirs. Agents wanted in every town in itlio
Machine Provinte. This Mace has taken first' ifizes at all the County Fairs,
U.C. IVII+SON. General Ageot fee the
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The in of Reed Organs
We do not Wish to, ,lerilet froM nlerits ef other 0, rgetke
omen but are evet aeady suninit them to a fair ftucl itnpiertial t.est, feeling
confident of the vomit.
WTeetimorlifq isom. the bV4t, Nnalcians itiCanada can he secin
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