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1874.
New F411 And. Winter Stook 0\ich is now Complete, and will
be found Choice vtaid (400d, is the
(rest & Best
era had since opening business in F
ee„ Goods to In
1040 Stook
. A Choice lot of Dress
CALL XAMINE!
In Carpets will be found—Brussels, Tapestry, .A.11 -Wool, UniquVeit, hemp,
and Stair-Carpetin,g—all good. value.
In short, the subscriber has virited the different Markets this
season, an(l has taken great care in selecting his Stock, which
Will Be Ilieund Good Value
!And,
as the subscriber buys for Cash, and sells for Sashhe is prepared to sell
Goods as low as any house in the trade.
N.B.—The highest price in Cash paid for Eggs.
S. W. BRo nucK.
Exeter, Sept. 24, 1874.
ST. MARY'S AGRICULTURAL WORKS
THE BSTCOMI3INED REA.PERAMOWER
IN THE DOMINION
THE THRESHING MACHINES
from. this Establishment aro so well knowh that any recommendations would be superfluous.
The Three - Wheel •,Vang Plow
made by J. R. Moore, claims precedence of anything °Nile kind in the Dominion. 1VAGONS
of snporior workmanship aud material. Patent Dominion Land Rollers,
Plows,Cultivators, Seed. Drills, Broad -cast Sowers
Scutfleic, Sugar -kettles sna Cauldrons, and every other kind of Agricultural implemonts on
hand or made to order.
JAMES R. MOORE, Poop.
(46-Iy.)
St. Mary's, July 1, 1874.
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CONSTA.NTLY-INCREASING
FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHING TRADE AT
Or. DREW' S WAREHOUSE
OWING TO THE VERY LOW PRI-
.
CES at wide]: 1 sell my EURNITURE, and to
the Si:lief:teat* 1 always give, my BUSINESS
HAS ALREADY INCREASED EAR BEYOND
• MY ANT101PATIONSi and by careful: manajge-
inent and strict attention 1 hope to inttrease ny
business at even a still 'greater ratio. Any arti-
cle in the furniture Line kept in any town Or cikt,,,
etitalillshment will always be fortnd lit mine. 1
flatter Myselfam
hat 1 Je the
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— Largest 'and. Best Selected,
• - stock in Exeter,
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My stock consists in part of Mattrasses, Spring Beds, Loungesfiefft44 Pomp .stools Ott
an, Cane chairs, Ladies' Easy chairs, Bedsteads of every description, ,
ter Tables E2ctertaiao. Tables Bure,aus
sideboards, Hat -racks, Mirrors,..What-nots,
,E3E301I.00311 AND P4.ZL/4011 SETS
Hair Bolsters alga Feather Pillows always,' on hand.
3,fits'e stools always on band. A. large stock of pictures alwais on hand, and Pictur
FRAA11.4 DONE TO ORDER,
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Particular attentj:op. paid to 'Cane Work.
•GIVEME A CALL. JOHN DREW.
NIQLNNAN
FLOIJR MILLS
AVANT:RE).
'Thhe subscriber warite to purclamea largo quantity of FYFE WHEAT, te
good quality, for whieli he will pay the higheet mar set home.
If you want GOOD t`Lort, awl CHEAP, call at MeLennao s1JilI. Wen;
ty-live Cents por 100 lbs, will he saved by going to the'lnill for your Flonr,
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f*. +11. re' 11 1ACT NO se. „ _ _ and profit by it
'IOW' do he Imola cheaper at the mill than anywhese olse, tho profits
pi tho.ilour stored aro Saved to the consumer,
Grieting will rocoivo earotul attontion, and
( hopping' bone ri,ver IDav.
oiotA'r
INTgANAL lEXTBRNAL REY/DRY,
IlTaiten, internally it relieves instautly the most
acute pair. livid oNtornally, it is the host Lint..
Mont En the iL Its elfoot is almost Wotan/An-
oouSi idrorUtt4roger trOln the IlleSt i0paitt,
it soothes ttioirritated or inflamed part and
tOYOki iNFit 0,114,1 not to, the sufferer It iS
AY WO 1,0(00% ttiOild, and everyone 81101lia iutvo
it with Omni 0.ylrboKothoy out pat their hantit
in, t443 3104 if riocd bo.
rice 25 toetrife‘ per Bottle
rorry Davis & Son solo rrepriotore
1)111.1111111ittlIti0115.
,
".* We wish it to bo distinotly understood
that wo do not hold ourselvos responsible fel
any opinions expressed by our oorrespondonts
HURRAH YOU L., 11, R•
Enr.roa,—The village of Exeter,
in view of high taxes tor tho above
named sur& has commenced in time to
curtail expensos. I am creditably h: -
formed that the village council has ap-
pointed Mr. Goo, Matted as village
collector, he having rendered his ser-
vices for nothing. "Who'll be tho next
lucky inan ? Work for nothing and
board yourself.
Yours, ANON.
THAT BAKERY.
—
To the Editor of tho Exeter Times
DEAR SIE, -1 illt011d8C1 to say
more 'about Mr. L. and this baltesy
fair, but as he now denieeSthe '-oha
instead, of continuing todefend sue
course, I should of coffrikelake the
again. This changinal taotics,
denyingthe charged tho atte
to defend the contsSeshisplied therein
rather a sharps:Ornor to turn (fo
is plain thatit.vas attompt to
fend the coarse referred to), but a
have shoWn that his:etttentt, to clef
such a course, oondonine:Phitni,
eVeoesme .c,Oiald 880 that 'ik.',gfctki,,,
1MS S'etilit/40 t1.1111. the,'„sharP:**0
they than ruffiS!his head agaidiSt a's*i
As to his cionialrOfthe.'charge, andfli
clainnog that I Or:MI(1,14k° his sti
Mont for pure .truth, beldOspised
him for doing, otherwise,,I think suc
course on hie paao,will not satify an
telli,gent public, °specially those I
have boon told more about this aff
than I have 'revealed. If Mr. L. avi
es to show the charge to be untrue, w
does he not ask :for my author
for the statement I have made, aud
to the party (or parties)aint see how
comes thst there is such a mistm
standing in this matter. I think if
would do that. ho would be told to h
face, all that I have told tho pat
(in effect, if not in the same words) f
there are several others who can t
tify that they have been told. tho sau
and more than what I have stated a
told it by the person who kuo
all about it, and we have no right
doubt his word, either. Therefore
:Ur. L. is falsely accused, I am not
blame for it. But he has mot y
proved that such is the case. He cal
my letter a rigmarole, and there a
some points in it, which. he clods n
attempt to explain, or take any noti
of hut disposes of it as shortly ao
siblo, ;last as person having a
mut bone to piek, would east it to I i
dog glad to get rid of it. He despis
the man who would refuse to take h
word, pure and simple. Mr. L. shoed
remember that hiS. lirot 'letter in ropl
to mine, contained no definite doni:
of the chr
age, and that I .did not poi
tradeit an y,statetifent lobtle'fliesoinobt
showed ilia:CH.1e statore'eut 73thersa!
vealeil more thesis ho -had told', ii,d
his own letter, and the fact of his wri
ing it, told against him., before tthin'
language degrading only to himsel
and disgusting to others As to my-
self I take no offenee beiug thus dos-
sed, It is a natural consequence.that
ose Who advocate the purest princi-
es will he, deSpiidd by those who do
t appreciate such!), cause°, ;With re.
rd to his denials .-Cif • the charge (as
van' in his last letter). I do not take
on ns..e to contradict it, though I am
rry to say there ere those who will,
sntradist it, if challenged to do so.
te maia.objectIhad in View, has boon
tainod, as the psi:toil:les hi:41sec, of
aleli I wrote, have been fully soffdicafr,
, not Only by mysSif, but also by lele,
in denYing the charge, and tivpda
g to repudiate the course implie,
erein, therefore I am
g to say 110 more about its. I
ve it to those who,liciard what Mr.
has said. :I Mustonow jay a enin-
ment to iny friend :Sli..,Bolton ; Thal,
ter of his ; well, as a eon:position it
splendid; I question if the loos OSt
11 in Exeter could beat it. But it is
endid too in another souse, it is
ite plain that, altlic ugh Mr, 13. is,
d in his protestations ngotOist ouy
!son interfering in matters, hi w
y are not personally interesten,
conduct in the matter - writilew-
ft letter, gives the lie to his word's
Attined therein, what did I ?
at has he done ? II wrote in defence
rue principles, without being person -
Ho writes to give hiS .°.opiniold that
id wrong, and to censnre ino2fer (lu-
so. So he has seen fit t6 j2,11rsue a.
rse rather less jusiiiiablethan that
doomed in his letter ; and in., dig -
g pit for me he !fallen in himself,
i,
t is so completely broken by the' fall
t it will be impossible to get out,
II it is all right. II() is company
no now(only worse).413ut never
d; friend 13, I am, not at all] of-
ded at you for interfering' in' .this
tier. Indeed T. am quite pleased at
Actiops speak loader than words,
although your words are against
-
was actione vindicate me. It
a kind act, foxing that there are
or three of L.'s friends feeling
let me for what I had done. Good
your eis,e, friend 13 ; perhaps you will
is hear feom you again, and if you
s well next timo, I shall feel al"-,
t having a flag livisted over
• dwelling as a nittrk et` distinction,
laps some inoroO:Of onr Monde
Id favor us svith,a'feW words, and
'further vindicate tho (name cone
fied in Mr. 13'81,ottelo, by showing
ben popular one. One remerk
es '0,f, pours° Mr. 13. thoughP he
.stsilting against me, and helpifig
other sido ; that was not aidlis:n His
g a .syniPathetio nature, Wortiti
intse fool to help woak side, arid
id surely entitled to sothe credit fpr
top,:anms dlit seohard that his ef•
to help thet. side Should work vi.ee
bt:tt alas, for Mr. 13 siacis reri-
YOule: PespeeiHJy„
11.. Kress:AN,
A. hover of Right.
Vo eah1y Must act thpa
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Sainaritan towaido Mr, Kinsman,
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and lot him Immo that such voluminoms
ellettoe 15 116 has SCItlit 3bto roply With
ttr0 as IntrtitiCOS as timpani possibly bo,
and contain but o con teXPJ?
1E14)59 'W.11014. itO 1)44 0.110,$01,1 to 1YritO,
13f343.1),E3t, tHliti losing all ,force of argn-
Ment, Also that it is not Pitr wish to
guy long,,cr continuo suchi. almso in these
columns, but allowing 111r, 1.3oniton
oa-
Bor, Mr. Lund an opportunity of .01,4,y,
ints if they wish.--EinTigee.'t
neeeiber rertbresot,
4111/AN Uti PON'T :KNOW ,l1S01,11!'
W95oP To $,000. v11115055,
81. Johnsbury, Vt., Bcpt. 22.— Mr,
13eeobor 1110A10 a 81000011 at the Caledon-
itt Count,y Fah!, held in this placo to -
to over 8,000 persons. His sob-
oot was :—" What I Don't Know
About Farming," Ho was brought on
the Fair Ground in the open phaeton of
Hon. Horace Fairbanks, the President
of the Fair Ground Association, and
the millionaire philanthropist of St,
Johnsbury. Mr, 13oecher loolcod well
as he drove up, to the sound of the
martial mueic, and WaS greted with
loud cheers by the asssembled thous.
ands.
IIis speech was frequently interrupt -
e dovith loud cheers and hearty laughter.
He surpassed himself in his vivid ora -
to: y, Ins words of solid political and so-
cial wisdom, interpersed with.that rare
humor that mikes the great popular
orator. He closed amid three cheers,
called for by an enthusastic farmer, that
made tho welkin ring. He could with
difficulty be taken off in time to reach
the depot, so dense was the throng that
gathered around the carriage to shake
hands, with him. He was quito fati-
gued, and to escape conversation and
courtesy made his way to the locomo-
tive and rode with the engineer to
Wells Riyer Junction. After readring
that point ho took a scat in the oar and
chatted cheerfully all the way back to
the Twin Mountain House with the
oentleman who had accompanied him
to St. Johnsbury.
Deterinitbea Sraciac.
A MAN CUTS EIS THROAT AND T HEN nouns
EIMEELE AGAINST A LOCOMOTAVE,
•
.Poughkeepsio, N.Y., Sept. 23,—Aa
tho 2 o'clockMason River train from
New York was approaching Irvington
this afternoon; at the Sato of 40 Miles
an hour, Williarn. Laid, engineer of
locornotiye No. 82, suddenly discovered
amen rushing down an embankment,
baro-headod, and in his shirt -sleeves,
with both arms extended, evidently in-
tending to throw himself in front Of the
locomotive. Tho engineer was horri-
fied, for it was too late to prevent the
suicide. The unfortunate man ran
headlong, and. jumped against the lo-
comotive, stliking mar the forward
driver. As quick as lightning he was
hurled full length beside the tails, Tho
Iran was stepped as quick as possible,
and when Conductor Molius, with his
brakemen, went back they found the
man's wife leaning over him. She gave
his :name as John Kenny, and stated
that -just befero'the train:was'approaeli-
ing.'he Cat his throat,„and then ran to-
ward the track. Ati7ei'ainination ro.
vettled the fact that Kenny's throat
wascitt. fronnear' to oar, and one Of
his arms was broken. He wtil also
terribly injured :Wont the body. The
men is in a dying condition. No cause
haa -.been' Ile:lived: for the terrible:
deed.
4=1""ITAMMAMW,
Pour full, i°
ntim picturo3 embel-
lish the October Aldine, a number -which
glows With all the boruty and richness
of tile season, surpassing eneli of its
predecessors:. A tinted pagesby J. D.
Vocidwaliol represents a wood and riv-
er 5ee06-i11 the fall of the year, when
Lilo leaves ere dropping-fro:a the trees,
tud th6 is balmy. The' picture 'is
an exquisite gem. Dosdemona," af-
ter C,:banal, is a noble fioure, wonder -
f11113' engraved by jonnard. The face
is full of beauty and pensive sadness,
and the h lids' aro clasped as in prayer.
Arthur Parton c.,ntrib utes a grand
fall -page piethre, colled "Al Rapids
of tho An Sable," and repeWatiug in a
v i d mainjer the bold sceuery of the
Adirondacks. The,spirit of the,picture
is fall of life and motior. A eharmaug
'subject, sure -to attract wide adMiration,
Spring,'" by Pierre As cgty,, from
the original in the possession df A.
Stewart, 13 tq., of New York.. The ef-
feet of soneldoe is soft and beautiful
s s'• - • • '
and the. whole picture is a poem. The
(Algr illustrations in this 'number is
more than usual. The table of literary
contents for this number is admirable.
The Aldine company littS determined to
es bablif3h an Art Union, .sim iliar to the
hVClI-hiltohvII ArI Union , and
distribute its works of art; both sculp-
ture and paintings, which lirecond. a/1 t-
ly Collecting, .among its Subscribers,
a•17.1,4 a rib' r 1 •
AfOGLOCHT.IN—HOSKINS.-21t the mantle, ROd-
gerville, by'Bev. Logic, on the 20t1,t ult.
Mr. John Met: lochlin to Miss Mary Ann,
eldest daughter of air. Winlite:whine, all
of Exeter. ,
4,owele---11-ltso --1 {0p t tile 23ra
ult., by lite lb • . W.
Lowrie to tt, 4.1 tee:ugh:or:" of
W. AVileowi, 1:. e.,
SWERT—PitOUT..----At Christ Church, Exofer,
by the Bov. 1. Barr, on +he 30111 ult., 111ri
Thomas Sweet, of Ustworno, to MISH Mary
.Prout, of Exeter.
Sale ItegiSter,
Ttionenkr,, Oet. 8—Farin stock, implements,
ett.,• MI's: E., Flannery, lot 8; con 10, Ste-
pliem,e 4 P. 1,1,12 months. .1 Spin:lima/10Mo
Tifesnoct. 13-elEared stpelf1implements,&c
Mr. W Lewellaft,,lot 17, cen 5, Biddrilph,
5 P. M. 14 inos.gresepli LYneb, tole.
Wereitsmtv, Oct, stock,, implements,
et, Mr., Wm, S'anderawitxoter. I P. M.,
,
12 months. 3. Siatolonan, alio: •
TifUT:SDAY,. Oct. 8----Thirm ."Stook, implomente,
ete. Mt A O'Leary, lot 7; N 13, .:NfoGilliv.
ray. I P inos, 360 „Dyucit, int0 '
40NPAV, Oct 5-11Farni stool4 tuiptoments, etc,
'2 1forgsn, 14.10,, eon 4,, Biddril ph. ' 13
• 4T:indite, Joseph Lynch, Ube..
MONnav, 041.2--Varin stodc and vorn„ N 1-2
, lot 22, coil 4, Biddulph, 12 montbs en tho
stook Joseph ,t,,t1C11, 11410 ' ,
VilIPAY.--COt .1.874.--Varin Stook and hit-
plements, the property of my. B.
Continence itt Id a, in, Tories 12 Mos.
goillef,Y) lot Q,05 0011 f Stanley.. Salo to
BosSenbury, AUffi
FlifDAV, Ott. 0; 1874,--Eartn, faria stook eke,
the' property of A, E. llaist lcd Rf con
Township of hitty., Tering De, months
, •iI Ott, Atio,
Skiounitv, Oct stack hupletuents
furniture c, the, proposty o Thonsts
Greenway, Dovon, Tarns ig
months. 'Salo to connnonce at le a. In.
FPIOAX Oct, 6 and following dnye Dry.goode
grocerieS faMan.
ltfeen,tv, Oct, ti,---Fenti (dock and implements
the ercotrty of Mrs' Robert Cave,' let 4..0
0011 8. biddulph. Xernift ;t ttj1t1Ils.
,/,:binssioe,Attor
At boom, male pe female; 035 I
1$.0.01, day (iv eyentug.
to
'or
0 01 4)0 Is by 0)101 too
A E' dress 'with 0114' e'en t r'oturR sttoup, 11•Wetso,
174 k4.10.ttlYi0.4 41 NOW io5a
h1b1'1i)I'JLOM 11[U Yib14OK 01"k..bboter, on tho nit, itroan-oolered
ntiloh eow with whitboll„Y,s[rvoa owl) 110,010,
Any ono andtug Out sante will bo snit ably ro•
warded by leaving leformation with Mr. TIMS,
•Prier, EXotee, 5E3
VIARM VOI3 SALE IN: USBORNE,
ono Of Ow best whoa kgrowing townships in
Ontario. 'rho farm comprises south half of lot
04, 3ra 0,0neposton, gpoomiug GO lions, on which
is erected a Sood hunit barn, and A comfortkble
log house. About 40 aArEnt Iti ,good cultivation, the
040,,tom,) in hardwood bush. Distant from Exoter
Six utiles. For partieuhirs,.(1,144 to norm. 51531.
ART, ICOdiNrVia0, 67-tt.
FARM FOR SALT
E --PART OF LO
10, 3111 eon. of Hay, containing 70 acres,
ab,out 00 Of Nvidell aro under good 0eltivation. Five
Attlee from 'Exoter, and convenient to both
oltureli and school, ifrante barn, gax.05, good house,
good yueng orehard, and splendid ii1110 kiln on
fhe prennsee, wow. PATRICK 0'13BIEN.
1P1.4ENDI1) FARM FOR SALE
6,tuit Xicb,16, 0011C0,361011 TOwliFillip of Stephen,
oiTivvet7til 110, il,w/fxvo'* ivied Lonffi:itit
of the 144e ‘(t)tichard .00En'irisioliI)"13)°1,1r1;
100aeres 0 f which are wOott8,12 'For
poitsrtionliLrs 41,14 to 8, D, oa tho proud
11 y _lettsr prepaid to Exeter P.O. 00,.'
BAL1WILI tirl•tf •
"nit. H. ---------
011leri Ttrd
residen eu —
Main streeti
Exeter. En
guess hours,,
any time fti
goaddaylight
('ilursday's excepted). Advice free. Parents
should call for advice about chi biron's nest tooth
it soon aa they begin to fail. Work will be equal
to that of any other office,and warrantedelatieftio-
tory.
IN THE ELECTION (JOURT.
The Controverted Ele(,,-
tion Ac -t,1873.
Election of a Member'for the House of 'bonintons
for the Eloctoral Distriet of tho South Biding of -
the Cooney of Huron.
DOnliniOn of Cafafdri,,)
provinco of Onfarlo„'- BlectioniPetition of
TO WIT" Sont! Haron.
Tako notice, that, tho above Petition will be
tried at the fiourt Home) iu the Town of Godorieli,
in tile County of Huron, on the
TWENTIETH DAY OF OCTOBER,
IL I). 1874, and on such other subsequent days as
may ha noodtul.
Dated tho ifith day of Septembor, A D.1871.
By order,
stonNser to. DALTON,
Clerk of the Election court.
TEMPERANCE
SOCIA_L.
A socinll itill be held ia the Leeture-Room of
the W.. M. Chu "elt to -morrow )Friday) ev'.„e
when the following programme, interspersed
with music, will be provided, To eommence
at 7:30; Am% open at 8 p,m, Admission, 20
cents,
PROGRAMME.
Chairican's Address
A Dialogue by' Deb*? Grigg and 3 Lambrook,
An Address by MI' C Boultou,
A Reading 17 W Grigg. jr,
A Roadie,: hy Miss Victoria Bissett,
A Recitation 1..y Luther Manning,'
A recitation by Henry Hooper,
A reeitatiou by John McNabb,
BEFBESHMEN'TS.
A reading by Miss 'Vcrity,
A Reading Nelson HooP or,
A.ddrass by .1. Minton.
Itendieg by Miss Manning,
Address by W. Godwin,
Itsadiug by Thomas eitiline„
Recitation by Itonort Verity,
Readiug by kiss Greenway.
Visitors to London,
BE SGItE AND SEE THE
READY-MADE- CLOTHINC
To got a lay WEL'L MADE,
To got a 0000 -PITTING SUIT,
WHY WALKR8' 18 THE SPOT.
CLOTIIING A SPECIALITY
DRESSES—Nobby, Cheap andStiVish,
—Over 100 pieces to choOso
111?AVY and WARM ---GOOD, for cis. per
T
ciothientiLie!aao to /ilea.
FLANNELS
IVEED8
,
I
; .rapty,Iscarlot, White,
shirts rondy.inado.
Carpets, Carpets.
MILLNERY9 MANTLES & SHAWLS
ONE -PRICE STORE,the Popular House.
1 'LA"; No trouble to show goods. ' •
LIKE* 11.'ef‘SONs
Toronto & London.
calittCh
To got a Cl/EAP SUIT,
•
The Ronson Why Walkers' Sell So Cheap.
Wo buy our Tweeds direct from the Manufactur-
ers for Cash,
Wo mako mir own Clothing, Lind 'iliefore it it
wall made, and
Wo sell for Cash, and soll nt Toronto pribies, there-
furo midorsolling the elioapest Clothlbg Hour-
: es West of Toronto. ,
D THOMPSON,
k4maker & Jeweler;
1,„ „ kintimate to the inhabitants of EXETER
and vicinity, that he will on •
2r).(1,Sept• t.,
open that shop 'next door to Mr. Trobie's rhitrness
maker], ivitti an entirely now and elbgant
assortment of
WATCHES, CLOCKS & JEWELRY.
From 5 prit6tinal experience of the trade AC-
Londeleaud oinsgew ho is in a position
to meet $01 ihkgericiral retphroinents prom], tly,
efficiently., and tit,iiItifloralit Rates,
liVatolvos and jewelry il1ado to Order.
..,Igerit for .311,88,..•, 051uarttO Co. (1.1,M•••
ed), TVatch num ilfactukel s, Liverpool,
IS HIGHLY 11EI00x1ikiiiNDE1).
THOMP8011 86, M'DOUGALL'S
Steam Saw
. ,
,n)f,cs west esr nevoe, on Contse Grovel 'Mast
()modestly on hond ncomplots gook of
iIliMLOaIc LT.r.,\IBER AND I.X.EIL
AJSO A.13h V1001111k01101tOrY, Wilii3OWOMi find fjak
owi hand at present,
200400 FEET OP Heyt.ock LU4IBE1?,
oeaorc, Will be punctually attended to by leaVieg
tinnn With
13, Tnemrsom, sowoicr, Exo`or,
r,xotaf,, 1811, 6";-ihrir
auk of COMMOITO
LITCAN.
$ (3, 000A000
A • ,000M00,
1' Banc3 54 One
ab.951Dank has boonoponod;to Laosn f99009t/011 Ocniorenersicios boat -
Wm SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Sus le as low au one dollar received on doposit,
of withdrawal required.
Amorican currency bought and sold.
Interest, -,4 and0 per coot anoirod. No notice,
now tssannse Agoet.
os NHor
0
F2-1
•
0
First Fall
Importations R
at
pi a_
Cheap
ash Store.
A
1 Great Bargains 5
NOMA"
First Fall
Importations
-
J I
Cheap Cash
Store. G-reat
Bargains
41•1•1111
CENTRALIA AND MENTON
FALL ARRIVALS.
JA. ES PICKARD
EXETER has just opened out the largest most complete best assorted and
cheapest lot of goods everabrought into this part of the country.
}TAXING.
Imported all of his Dry -Goods from
the European Markets
He is able to do a little better than any ocher house in this part of the country,
and does not heeitate to say that
Hahn theLARGEST STOCKOF GOODS IN theCOUNTY
and as cheap as call be found anywhero
Usss":""High 'sI market price paid for all kinds of produco.
Remember this is the Oldest Established House in the County
Opposite the Post Office.
WATCH
no :ono lost soo too W. D. MeGloch Ion Wad
looforo inlying. Yon will have no other lifter 3300111
Mein. All who wear them recommend thmn
f4old and Silver .1,3015' and Ocnideth 1110 aiaes
77 DundaS Street, 'Lomin moo the testimonials
'rho largest, boat and cheapest a Mek of fine Gold
.Thivoirey, ClOcka, Hirer 5,10 Plated Ware: Fancy
Winds,An the ProOnce. Honoring of
ovey description. W. D. M'CLOOLIN.
17 inindas at, T.,oudof 1, Out
N Pon's:ILI&
.111t11.44 TAT 10, hi ale Igth Con. et 'Man-
.
Otani, on tile townlinelhativeen
and ItobinipO, comprising set0l11e-0404 fiertS,
atiOnt Sixty of Which are (floored and in ft high
statcnf cultivation ; tbe baleuee btigh The
distaiwec tiotit Grs,ntori itt 1'00 nilleq irOth
til -
0511, /Milos.; AO froth St, Mary'iy12.thiles.,--
'nig 10 g good eloinoe for anyone wfohlna ti
comforteldo home. A neva sopoly of
wator, eohlwRIlin. two mowelws it will be
diepoeed of by seettion, 'T et in Uwe). iww fe. In a.
Mott apply to ABRAHAM MONT(' OMPIY,
astoo 1'.9., Aug. e7t1t, 1874. 83.2in
NEW PUMP FACTO.Ni.
ITMIDS- PUMPS
G 'BOLTON, HAIr
would/inform the inhabitants of Hay, Stephen
njfj Ushorne.,1 ilitiixtlittitifItItegtittirioes all kinds
MONS1NGER PATENT FORCE pump
for which le) hos the exelnsive right for the
above-named townships. The slibeeriber feels
confident that he can satisfy those in wio,t o
pumps, as to workmanship and opiality, and
such prices that ho
CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD IN THE
DOMINION.
MAIPTYFACTOnY.----011CXOnrel Mil() north ot
itzlownivillago of Exeter, on Lot 7, Hay, London
N. B.—Repairing attended to with prompt -
floss, and done et rcasonable prices.
Arriii01,874, ,CE0; BOLTON.
8=4.ffin.
T A.11 INE .I.t S
Alel Stock -Breeders,
. , .
$wtET S•f
Oratinate
Yetert•
Miry
College,
to 01145 door north of,,, W
diroctly opposito Oa-
Vhbwririary el-
reoptly atteteled to,
their soundwiees
baser luts just retariled from
_Tridt7li.7"rifriTarflr.."941..1 open -
Aug. iii7;177t757r iC1T
niiumbieturer eonsootor
tbsoulel, 0. 13. Sinith'e store,
who ilits wOrked U» lis trodtc,
between wholosnichig and retail,"
tog, to a Sir,0 whioh, along Woh,
Inc ability to pay easit down, en
-
abbe) him to buy the bulk of hie
stock direct from Manufactnrers
in Britain, in Canada, and iu tho
United States, And on 800001'1
of the dullneee of tra4 south o
the linos this oeuson, Ito boo so
oured for cash some temptin
hargeine from American mann
fuoturoro,
MONEY TO LOAN.
COUNTY of PERTH LOAN & SAVINGS
80011:TY.
Board of Ilfrectorac
G. B. Smith, Ilse., President; Jae. Trees EePp.,
1'., Vico-President; It, Hilyard, Esq., Mien
Bank of Montreal; Win, Veal kluttou, Esq.
Geo. McIntyre, Esq.; John Sanderwen, req.
11. Harstone, Secretary and Treasurer; Bank-
ers, Bank of 'Montreal; sonattors, Jones & Mc -
t DougalL
Tho advantages this Company offer to Stoc1.
holders are
1st —The most undoubted eocurity, as the Con-
stitution. allows of no investment except en Beta
ieetate.
ent1.—The continuous investment of morales.
Ord.—That as soon as Savings Bunk is open each
Stockholder gots his proportion of the profits la
addition to dividend ovine stock.
ADVANTAGES TO nourtowElls.
lst—The system of re-paymente by yearly, bet.
yoarly, quarterly, or monthly instalments falling
slue at snob dates in the year, and extending over
such a period of years as may suit the borrowers.
ent1.—Borrower33 will be allowed interest on any
sum or sums they may deposit to meet their ins
etalments.
3rd.—Tho expense of exaniining the Title' and
drawing the Mortgage is regulated by a Moderato
tariff, not allowing tho borrower to be overchars
god.
Oh.—This Sooioty does not sell mortgagee.
5511.—Agents are bound toregard all applications
for loans as strictly confidential.
eth.—Mortgn.ges purchased em the most reliable
terms.
7t11.—The Iti ad affix* is ostablished at Bt. manes.
N.B.—The Society will commeuce en theist day
of May noxt, to loan money at the Secretary' and
Treasurer's office, owner of Queen and Water
streets.
St. Mary's, April 29,1874. 8? -17
THE FEGULATt
Meetings of Lebanon
Forest Lodge,
G.B.C., Exeter. will ha
held as:011ov*. A cor
dial invitittiou exteris
ded to all vimitittg bre-
thren. Mar. 80, Apr.i
27, May 25, June 24,Jute
29,July 27,Aug. 23, Sept
21, Oct. 19, Nov. 23. Deo -
21 and 28. M. ICAC
RETr, eeratat
AITANTED.—We will give 'energetic Ms
V V and women
BUSINESS THAT WILL PAY
from 14 to 68 per day; can be pursued in yout
own neighborhood, and is .trktly hums,
Particulars free, oi baitnplAs ivorth, several dol-
lars that will enable you to go to work at mock,
will be sent on receipt of fifty cents.
Address J. LATHAM it CO.,
48-61, 292 Washington st., Boston, Matte
gapisfs, goots
THEE., H.,t& B.B.
THE subscriber bege to thank the people of Ex,
eter and surrounding couutry for the very.liberal
patronage bestowed upon him in the past, and new
after eiderging his premises is prepared to do'verk
which cannot be surpassed oither in or outeide 54
cities. Particular attention paid to the hawking
and fitting of COLLARS.
HARNESS
EXETER, AND RODGER VILLE.
(Sign of the Big Boot).
HEAVY AND LIGHT, /
BLACK AND SILVER
that he has looked to Goal. beet."' -- ' teltAl kb.
at44,tttiommer v;
sib 3. Italy:ring receives every
In he most stylish and fashionable
Boots a,nAeN:::_11::::7
ROCKWELL BIT
on hand. He would Intl,' at ti.'?,itri'int,01 tritimts
Gents' Ladies' Misees' art Y.)utuR We6r: I".
and hitAjliBt recety'. 'ed a 111,1.0 and varied stock for
branch will be found wad° in ovory particular,
d:iteell'il,wfrtoorn:INEurnoprto.krfaioliiriditulii:iill Fict.ltivieS:11:t1,1ris:f:1,1,tfiit:i Hir,siu.i.cae,tirr fl
ntesili
cost, The &Indium a ,NR. TRO. A1,1,1114. Tbsrs .4
Road, have been engkged ,to take charge 01 t1,111
11131.8tiline.StOelc will be soil Kt a 3light ItAIVAltea Nil
\V. FA N SON.
JOUNTLc
•
BOOT, 81./.0E,..
Harness ShOu,
• MAIN STR.E.ET. •
A largo And vsried rissortmet it of bodice, netlea
and Ohildren's
BOOTS crid SHOES
OF TM LATEST STYLES AND MT
IV0I1KISIANs111P
:soot cow:lento: hand. Also 13 000150 lot of
FELT OVERSHOES, 'RUBBERS, SLIP-
PERS, itO,
—
7141. T. haying Bemired the services of 141t.r.
ColteitiAPCMD, is prepared to reoolyo orderor
101 descriptions of
CARRIAGE, TAGHT & HEAVY
1‘,N
0 comploto Athol: 01
II0R82 CLOTA
114G,
COMA,
*.BRusirsk
WHIPS,
'Clio Mlbscritter taltes 11310 opportnelty of thetibe
ing tho public foe thoir past tiopport 111431 6101rars
the fn 1(0 nothing Itt tl0 fithit
1111(1 110110 lnli6 first -Nose workinen employed, they
tyill font it to their adymaego moo:in:me ese•
sioteort,
PA rtTlotl V PE s PIO S lTATD To
ORDER.WORK AN) REPAIRIIII
efee; NOV.Mlber 00.,1f7a, 11-‘1Yi