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A Ussonri odhoesname is warik,,,
ilm, 3,Ii's paper isn't,'
"tate to 1..),(1 6111d early to rise,
Neverget tight and advertise
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'Vie detectives of. the *country call
that day lost whose low„ &mending
llay e,,o11,'"
s1;11 4riugs uot a rcce;:ri of another Ross
Quilp, who has 11W:0 -Wore heen a
Universalist, now thinks pbere are two
things destined to be eterlially lost—his
limbrelle, and the man whp stole it.
Olassie—The only thaw:el-me between
the 'COlOssus- of Rhodes and Eng Hul-
1,* the VIII. was that while Colossus
was a 'on.clot Ring Haul:was a
Horse dealer—" T Icw you don't
like 'i§ 'ed, and I allow he ctia't got a
play 'pad; hat or, now, look at Sir
WOhn Macdonald, the cleverest man in
all Canada, and look at 'is 'ead 1"
A converted liquor compounder has
been divulging the secrets of his profes-
sion. Now, if a corner groearynian
could be got to the mourner's: beneh,
what a world of good he might do i
Au editorial notice of a woinans gro-
pery store reads as follows: " Het to-
matoes are as red as her own eheeks;
her indigo is as as blae as her own
eyes, and hr pepper as hot as her own
temper."
A fellow who hid under a sofa at an
informal Boston missionary ineeti-g
says that the thirty-five ladies spoke
twice of the downtrodden heathen and
more than a hundred times of a new
:kind of hair dye;
" Breakfast for ninety-nine," said a
:waiter to a verdant clerk at an hotel,
not long ago. " Thunder 1" said the
clerk " we can't do it." The waiter
pxplained that ninety-nine was the
number of the room.
He went out between the acts and
returned vigorously chewing a cove.
His wife asked him where he had been,
and he said, " To see a friend." She
calmly replied that she thought his
friend must be dead, as she could smell
l,is bier.
At a dinner party recently, Senator
Nye pit his new silk tile carelessly up-
on the sofa. -A-few -minutes after, Ge-
neral Butler sat dowr upon and crush:
ed. the hat, fearfully. " Damn 'it,"
reared Nye, "1 could have told yoa it
wouldn't fit before you tried it on," .
An Irishman recently stopped at a,
hotel in Des Moines, Iowa, where pret-
ty high bills were eharged. In the
morning the landlord made out the
'amount of damages and pi esented it to
Pat. After gluncing over it the latter
looked the landlord square in the face
and exclaimed, f! Ye put me in mind of
a snipa.L._"_Vh3; ?" asked the land-
" Beeause ye're very nigh all
bill.' .
A yowl& lawyer in a country town
asked some of his friends to a game of
cards in his rporn, to be followed by a
little supper. Frogs, were a new spe-
cies qf food iii that latitude, and a dish
of them cooked in the choicest way was
the feature of the occasion. Supper
time approache(1, and during a temper:,
pry lull in the conversation., the dear
snddenly opened, and a Milesian wait-
er, in a loud voice, announced supper
Mr. E., them tads is done, and.
supper is ready 1"
It is related of George Clark, the cel-
ebrated negro minstrel, that, being exa-
mined as a witness, he was severely in-
terrogated by the attorney, who wished
to break down his evidence. " You are
in the negi-o ,minst el b,usiness; I be-
lieve." " Yes, sir," was the prompt re -
11,Y; " Isn't that a low calling 2" de-
manded the lawyer. "1 don't know
l)rit what it iii sir," replied the mins-
trel, " but it is so much better than my
father's that ,..1„ani rather proud of it."
'V What was your father's calling ?"
" He was a lawyer," replied Clark, in ,a
tone of regret that put the audience in
a roar. The lawyar let him alone.
We thought that everything that it
:was poSsible te say about " hash" had
been said, -but here is another contribu-
tion : "'A certain hostess, whose table
is noted for its b. :iformity of dishes, has
a brisk daughter who electrifies her ma's
boarders with the following parody sung
to an accompaniment on a new .fifty
!tloilar piano: " While beef4etik ' and
yenis ,n cpst lots of basil, »e it ever so
grisly there's nothing like hash; the
'r.rapings and. leavings (If no use else.
Where, when 'Mixed altogether make
excellent fare. !HEiSla, baSli, good meat
hash 1 B:3' it 0y0 - so;.,,gt isly; there's no -
;thing like hash .1..: , ,,,A stranger '. from
home, hotels ,ch*le in vain ; 0, give nie
"plieap eating4MoSe44bod tuat's more
.plain; the aaai'6er who gayly re-eehoos
)ny cal!..f6i: a nice .plateof hash or a
si,,'„agre'fishball, Hash, hash," etc.
Retail:41 Borst's.
The Society for the Prevention of
Pruety to Animals puts forth a set of
tuIes fur the •treatment of 1)113413,
;horses.
1. Pat the horse upon the neck ; ex -
inflict° the harness carefully, eneourag-
ingly while doinrz so, then jump into
he wagon and give the word go ; gen-
erally he will 'obey,
'2. A teamster inM says amehe c a
otart th6 WOrg, baulky horse by taking
hni out of the shafts and making Win,
go round a circle till he is gidy. •If
the firat &wee Of this sett doseii't cure
him he second wilL
3, .r0 dur6 a baulky horse., simply
„Pace your hand over the 1101"SeS 11086
Shil S1111,6 ot wind until he '694.DIS:to
• " 4. The brain ot horse seems t• o tui-
tertairi but 0116 itiSA at a time; therefore
4aorit;ntiecl tvliiPliittg, only confirms ,his
ittult1),irri resolve. 11 you caii by any
•thettlIS giV5 31,now subject to thjnk
1* will goneratly.fin% treUble
in stlixtinghint, k ;smoky is to
• *916' ft, ouviple' �f torus bfistOrtt tVCrih• e
Atetind his,fOrelegf. jest below Lite knee,
, tight ontugh tor the horse, toleol arra
kevilJ generally go ilang 'or, ea
Met: going a short distattoe yot dem
get oat and terttooe tho string, to pro.
Vent injitrs; to the telia0n3 ift your tor.
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•ttle ili,11(.1 legs 14,141 tie Jr a vora to
Bads le 1.
, tks etriug' areutia the hOrge.13,
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pr' gets ro“1190(1,' P..11161.1090,poo9pmg
A:gavot!, •they, grow thin, awl POMO 110
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e Itept.in well -waterefl etisAly yes e'ht
alIONVOti LO Pan put Or in a 'gee',
well ventilated tablewithpleut), qfpure
won water at their ' SOZITIOO, 116. 0161.1.01,`
OftS0, 140 value of aOwn fodaor, 'eroPs
wilL beeinne apOreet„ on or wih is
better than sorn, sewn in drilla, and
frequently horse -hoed, Many lariners
are now following tliie mettiod, of suP-
illying summer food,' •thousands
havenever tried it even, on a small
scale, 1)o not o9gleet thorough brqsb-
ilia, combing, and rubbing down of all
horses and such 'cattle p8 are atat,led
constantly. Labor thus invested will
pay a handsome retruai iu time, Balt
should be placed in large lumps, whore
at -1411111s can lick at pleasure ; notwith-
standing all the theories against its use,
practice has found it to be of inestim-
able value to live stook.
10-0.494-4
Lloto!,a to rioicrish.
ID the course Of a. trial upou sO,MP'
forest lights a witness named Elm was
examined. • Being a hale hearty t,ld
man, the judge asked him what had
been ,his maimed: of ht.°,
I have always been a yery early
riser and very temperate,"
Turning to the jury his lordship
saall ‘: *io gentiOnlen, what youvpf6.;
sonoly q.pect from early rising pia
temperance.'
The next witness was brother of the
first, and though elder, being upwards
df eighty years of age, he was a more
healthy • man! AddresSiog 'him the
Judge said':
!‘ I suppose from your appearinee
that, like your brother, you have been
very temperate ?"
i` Alas, my lard.," teplied the witness,
"1 live never gehe'te bed sober these
thirty years."
‘: Ala well, gen t1eman,1 • 1'On:failed
the judge, " yoa see an Elna will flour-
ish wet or dry
B' THE
Best Organ Made.
THE ONLYMEDAL EVER A -WARDED FOR 011-
- , G2S JN TEE DOXIN/ON.
IN BRITAIN
AND WHEREVER smrs. our Organs are univer-
sally acknoWledged to be SUPERICS To ALL OTHERS
in all the essentials of a good Instrutnent.
D,uring the YEAR 1573 we secured as usual
FIRST pi:3474g
AT
LONDON, GUELPH, AND miNUMERABLE
COUNTY SHOWS
IN ALL ARTS OF CANADA
A Five Years' Guarantee given with each instru-
ment. ,
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For Illustrated Catalogue,
•Address
W BELL &
Organ Namtfactiir el-,
CUB'
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hatcher,.
D. THOMF'SON
7+Tatehmaker & Jeweler,
begs to intimate to the inhabitants of EXETER
and vicinity, that he will on
111.1.0.S.; 2nd Sept.
open that shop next door to Mr. Treble's [harness
. maker], 1„y1th an entirely new and elegant
assortment of
WATCHES, CLOCKS & JEWELRY.
From a practical experience of the trade ac-
quired in London and Glasgow he is in a position
to meet all its general requiremente,promi tly,
efficiently, and at Moderate Rates.
Watches and Jewelry Idatig to Order,
Agent for illtssrs. (-1. Stuart re Go. ( Lim-
ited), Watch, manufacture's, Liempool.
His 8'20 Watch
1S HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
THompsom & ivrooliGALeg
Stegm Saw Mill,
71 miles west of Devon, on Centre Grovel Road.
Constantly on band a complete stook of ,
HEMLOCK LUMBER AND LATH,
Also Ash Flpring, Hiekory, Vibitewooci and Oak
On 'hand at present
200,000 FEET OF HEMLOCK LLIMBER,
(Seasoned).
Orders wilt be punctually atteiided t'ci by lertving
them with '
D, THOMPSON, Jeweler; pxe+er,
Exeter,'Sept. 10 1814, '•se-ann
TRE W. D.MbLI-L.0011LON WATon,
•is the best in the Market
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VC mire Mut SaetnaW, 11,..16tedIcebtota
before Int yisig. You Willhltied an other atter went
teem, A.11 who weartheta._ recostsinetiff then/.
Geld mid Silver, LatlY and Gentleinnill 462.64
WDMIcItte Stre66,12Ondolskte the
TlieifoleSt,best'amd clitiapetit Meek of IMO Gold
,lo*sloy",titetlirS, 111,1ser and Plated War011arstiy.
Gocdo dcs, ,^64 in the PVOV.ifide'• zieta§ring' el
cloy deSorlptIOn. MGiOGtilN
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Old SU—, "Here, Mother Earth, these Eclipses and
Spots have about used me up. Regulate your movements
hereafter by this, and don't depend on me."
JNOW take the present opportunity of returning my thanks to tue genes al public for their
very liberal snupert in the past; and, i'i asking for a continintnee of ther confidence,
would s.ay that within on my part viI1 be wanting to make the establishment worthy of pat-
ronage. 1 would now call their attention to the following assort:Smut of
• IS 0
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A NEW ASSORTMENT OF CLOCKS FROM $1 00 UP-
• WARDS. 'WATCHES FROM $10 UPWARDS...
A very good watch for $15; and for $1.2 the very best watch eve I offered to the public. This
watch is made expressly for this country; it is very strong, not easily put out of order, is a
- reliable time -keeper, fully warranted, and
Carries Rs Own Recommendation !
with a large vaaiety of
WATOZEB TO 01-IQOpZ FROM
18 K Gold Watches forLadies in very is X
Handsome Cases.
Beakiftil Gold ie1te in Morocco Cases, Gold Ear -drops and BrobeAes. in endless
variety.
Gold Bineelets—Oased, Gold and Black Bracelets, Gold Chains—ft very large stock of the lat-
est, patterns. A large assortment of Lefties' and Gent's Rings, Gold Lockets and Charms,
Gold Watch-lceys, Silver Tea•pots, Cruet Stands, Cake 'Baskets, Ladies' Work -boxes suitable
for presents, Black Goods in.great variety, E P I3utter ICnives, Table, Dessert and Tea -spoons
of the best quality, Spectacles to suit all sights. In fact this House has the Largest Stock in
the County to cboese from. Clocks, Watches and Jewelry cleaned and repaired, and warrant-
ed. Opposite James Pickard's Gel:level Store, Exeter, Ont,
Exeter, October 15. 1874.
THOS. FITTON
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CONSTANTLY INCREASING
FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHING TRADE AT
RENTS *WAREHOUSE
OWING TO THE' 5'X- V»»
at which I self ray jilliTtNIT1711E, rand to
the satisfaction 1 always giye, my BUSINESS
HAS ALREADY 11WREA.SED FAR BEYOND
MY ANT101PA.TIONS, and by careful manage-
ment and strict attention 1 hope to increnee my
business at even a still greater ratio. Any arti-
cle in the futnitureLine kept in any town or eity
establishment will always be found in mine. 1
flatter myself that I have tho
LarRest and Best Selected
stock in Exeter,
My stook 03114141;s in part of qtttrasse4, SPrin.g` Sais,Lounges, Sofas, Camp stools, Ott
•ars1, astis oh tirs, Lad' es' Easy chttirs, Bedsteads- of otery description,
'k 'ab1s Et t$iClt ablezg, ElArea,ula
Sideboards„ itat-,kaOlts, Mitrtira, What -1166(h 4
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g air Iloisters and •VeathOr always on hand,
ts gtook fttWaytt Ott hand.•A.'Istgo stoolc of pictures always on hand, itnd Pictur
•rRAMING DO' pi TO OnDltIt,.•
Pattictilox attentioll paid to Calie Wprit,
Pit,1108, OrgnS. an,d Melodeons for sale and on hall,
GIVE1CIE A CA •SOHN 1)11FIW,
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0006s.10....700¢0, L.100.0.
*111 give ialengetie Met,t,
'kohl rt to$8,,)er day tcati be parstted layenr,
.etvn ,iteighlyerneed; aric gtrietly
Partiesilltre freer,ar SalispreS Worth setieral tloti
litre that will nimble you IS ge• id' Wendt 116•61,66-0.
'toil'. be Sent bit Itt51.1it t, AftY dents,
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THOMPSON& wiLLIAus
AGMOULTUTIATI IMPLEME,STS
Boiler and.
E.I4gine Works
MITCHELL, ONT.
rdlolo-hm•se, 2) v
Wood Sawing Machine
ThiB inachine has been thoroughly tested mul
givers
'ENTIRE SATISFACTION
It is supplied with a
RAND WHEEL
for driving a
Straw Cutter,
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Grain Crushep!
Or other machinery, without extra expense ex-
cept fur the belt.
A TRIAL OFFERED.
All kinds of
Farmingimplements
kept constantly on hand.
BOILER SHOP
in full operation.
EAT EWE
of all sizes to order.
Promptly attended to.
Asisiroos—
THOMPSON &; -WILLIAMS,
Mitchell, Ont.
Mitchell, 'June 18, 1874. 45-1y.
J BQS
PLANING MILLS !
J. R CS, Builder, Mannfacturer, and defile'
in all kinds of
7:4ING XATPIALS,
such as
SASH,
DRESSED AND UNDRESSED
or Win.
2..
A CELDIAIG8, eto
.1Ile has also on hand a ifrst-olass lot of
Flooring Sidino-
CAK:tigri
Scroll -Work, etc.
Whiph they furnish o order.
DreSsed arid Unds.psed, , constantly an hap&
Lath& SI,thapies
Always an hawl.
S'pedial attention paid to;
VherShgl*tifiderstandlisg his bealnei,4t,'.,,keet-s,‘
trig Rabb` bufeIsperielleed,*(likiriefI2 and using
Only first4ass material, 'lie, confident et
glaingettfire satistaction' to ali Whebuy...laver
•' patiCaiage'.; ••
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florsea and first-elaSs oonveyouees aloya,yo,
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(-4.,00D II0ItSES AND COMFORT, -
ABLE vehicles always on hand. I'avorable
arrivoSements made with connuercial travelers.
All orders lett at Bissett's Tinshop wili be
promptly attended to.
11. sts. T. BISSETT, Prop.
Exeter, Sep, 4.1571
'It FrO NIERS
And Stools -Breeders.
WIVI SWEET 7. 5.,•
tho•a;lttiliaote
'Ontario
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,Veteri- -
nary,
• College.
Has removed his office to 011e door north of W
Ranson's harness shop, and directly opposite Da-
vis' Blacksmith shop. Veterinary Medieines
at-
wwys on band, Calls promptly attended to,
liorses examined as to their soundness
A,ttgu 141511i, 1575. '
THE _FAVORITE LINE,
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Ha, vv.' cshaw's 8tagei
LONDON & EXETER.
OFFERIlici.,IT AT EDT LO
which will'uot fail to Satisfy'.
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[Wt./fit " , 4 „ •.1
Locknian & Singer Sewing Machines •
which, it is won known, are the leading Sewing Machines in Canada.
C. VTCOTT.
HARNESS SHOP m OENT1ALIA
• 'Wm.- —Cotterelt." •
Good Horses, Comfortable Stages and
F.ast. Time. .
There stages are' driven by the ntost aeconnue.-
. dating of drivers, and leave -
1112 ‘YESTERN 'ROTEL, LONDON, .
evory Mit.,01.11.0041, .4).111,, arriving in Ionian in
tune to ewine.01, With trains for the east at d 1% est,
as.2.1 connecting in Exetewih te Clintoand 'St
Mar 1 's staves. • , '
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LEAVE EXETER ABOUT
1,3„) a.in„ colineet.ing io Lueaa. and London w!th
stages and. 1 'ants.;
'NOR() °KS, TORN HAWK5HAW,
Driver. l?roinietor.
H. CLENIF.NTS' PATENT tit PROVI1
ARTIFICIAL EF,G
Adopted by the Surgeon General U. S. A., for
the U. H. Army and Navy, Very light, yet
st2ong and durable, lies:feet iu action. With
27 years' practical and careful experience, de.
voted exclusively to this special branch of Mee -
habitat surgery, followed by the Great Prize
11.1edal at the World's Exposition, London:, 1851
and now universally admittedby all surgeons
as the most perfect Artificial Leg kuown.--,-
Manufactm y, 1320 Chestini6-St.;
Pa. J. A, HARTE, Druggist, Agent, Montreal
P. Q.., where models 'eau be seen. Send for il-
lustrated Catalogue. .
EW PUMP FACTOR
T.7 PS.PUMPS
G. BOLTON, HAY
Would inform the inhabitants Of Hay, Stephen
nd Usborne, that he manufgatures ail kinds
of pump., including the
BIONSINGER PATENT FORCE PIMP
for,whiob he has the exclusive right for thLI
2,beve-unmed townships. Tho subscriber OA
confident that he can satisfy those itt w22121
pumPs, as to worlsit-auship inul quality, and 'a
such prices that Ile
-
CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD IN THE
DOMINION,
it.tAxur.i.enitty.--one-Fonith mile 'north el
the vilhig'e of Exeter, on Lot 7, Ray, London
-Road.•
•N. B„--Bepairing attenkid to with, prompt -
nes -2, and done at reasonable prifteAl
GE 0, BOLTON,
Hay,AprinG 1874, , 31-3m.
NOONOtt%
L' ,
THE E., & LIZ -
insem4S4865g
I 4),
'Var41
THE subscriber begs to thank tbe people of Ex-
eter and surrounding country for the very liberar
patronage bestowed upon Min int he past, and new
f Lex enlarging his premises it prepared to eto work
which comet be surpassed» either in or eattsisleef
citie.s. Par6soular attention paid to the, making
ana Lifting of COLLA1tS. '
HARNESS
EXETER, AND RODGERVILLE..
• (Sign of the Big 13oot).
, HEAVY ii:ND
BLACK AND SILVEB, NOIMTED,,
In he Most stylish and fashiensand inanner'p'es-
9. Repairing lel:selves every attention. The
/?0OKINELL IT AND'. OYER -CHECK
on hand, He would intimate to his nittny friends
that he has looked 56 their notath and interests 111
,
Boo t8' arid. Shoes.
and h tts just received ts large and varied stock for
Gents' Ladies' Misses' and Youths Voar. This
branch will bo found replete In every particular,
and the stock will be sold at a slight ildvrolco oi%
cost., The serviceS of MR, 11110. ALLEN,
Road, have boon engaged ke to tacharge of ti.is
department. and Is now prepared to receive all or-
ders for work in this lino, Satisfaction guarantee'?
ttIld s,4rk 1)Orfat1Yled VALLI. tfrOfilptD0130.
14-0M. We "PA IC ON.
Coutity of Perth.
, ()TICE is hereby given that the
GUAND PROVINOIAL PLO-W.117G MATCH
biarriet No. 4, vialer the anap;cen of the agrtcui.,
biro. ittici Artn AnnociatioP or Ontario, opee td
Plg'*)116I1 the Provinoo, will tairp pined on 'the
Vat= 'of:Atittzitatkiti Ezti
On ,1ot33;6011;1,s TOWilithip of lierolnastbcipe„ad.,
oinfilla. the Xfursui Read, and about It Millis oast
of Stratford Grand Trunk acitway Station
ON' ' 'itIONESDAY,, Tat OCJI012811,,,
, ,
,tionAtintitotti feenn Cetintlee 61? IndingS, .riotlutv.2
ing talberibed 525 to the fonds of ple Match will
be eharged ats oistranco fetrot 51; otherwise,
cT-
tnittost free, 511 elittleS 10 be 'novae Dor,soeitsiy,
�rby iett,, p
erost-pitid, to Stewart Ossisslical, Se-
cietary.lreasilvry fit
ere tferri relat-opitor 0001 be
roe tba dity of the Match.
, ' ,• , 82.161W.261fir
(10 Seel etatY•Treeinntr,
1)1114-T18T
• oolo•ttha, „I
vomitus so • , •
llinitt street
Iftoter,' /fit
tltttig holtrS„
any, One' .
geentionaitt-
,rb.tresawyrs cAdeptod), Ativice 11'02 .thttents
shostl.i.1 call for advice ;about sill Istron'S first tectfx
es1 Mors its 'filo,' bdgfir le TAIL Work 1011 he 610051
to that a apy ethat �fllnr atui ioatrattted sandal
LAWB OP LoNPOF
winbon to stc (Luna int the inhabitants o'
• Stephen, Osborne, Bighltilphn aa*Me.-- --
Gillivray that ho bas a Htmaess shop"'
n Oentralia, whore all in want Of
'-"N L, I GH T OR HEAVY HARNESS
i,,
R or any arLicie usually kept in, & first
class establis lime suchits•
TR U,NkS,,
AVB US, '4 'r
' •
VALISES, SIC
can obtain the same. Give me a call and examine my work for you -selves, •
My prices are as low as those charged by any first-class workman,i,41.-
PAIRS' PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. • WM. COTTERELL,
contralia, August 6, 1873. 5641.
uirrvid szevvziw, xvIZICIZINEa,
MUSIC,
0. C. WILLSON'S ,
SEWING MACHINE AND AGR,IQ ULTURAL 411:5LElkIEN"..c
EMPORIUM,
E4FORTI1 ONTO,
[ILL rN THE FRONT 11A.N1tAS -USUAL
kg" IsTue 1711ACHIATES.
THE PLoRENCE Nosielss, Reversible Feed Lock and Knot Stitch Family Sewing Machin eint
llenges the werle. in pada° :ion and range of work,. strength and beauty of drrability of construct on
and rapidity of motion. call Mild examine. Send for eirenlats. Agents wanted in ever). tom n in the
Province. TLis Machine bus taken first prizes at ,all the County Fan's. ;
0.41. WILLSON, General Ag9il. f‘it!'
FAL,
RIVALS,
X.14TER bas just opened oat Obits laa,r( st most cintiPiete best assorted and
cheapest lot of goods everabro'agrit into this part of the Country'
•" It •
IT A.V.ING.
mportiedall ot his Dry-G-oodsfrom
" tia@ European Markets
Ha is able to do a little better than any,oulier house in this part of the country
and cloes not hesitate to say that
liEhas tb.e LARGE ST STOCEOF GOODS IN the COUI\ITT
and as :cheap as can be found anywhere
,st market price 'paid for all kinds ofyroducea
Remember this is the Oldest 1.1;stablished`TIouqg in -the County
Opposite the Post Offj,c,eh
• G. A. IVIACE
Has just received a large and excellent Stock, of Groceries
consisting of
Green, Black and Japan rilEA.B,
R.4ii.sins, Currants
Prunes, fidoe9
BI:TCLAMS, ago,
which 4,5 prepared to
,• §ELI, cHEAi3E, THAN 'EVER
DON'T FORGET TO drvE THE NEW STORE A CALL
•
•
•
C.iltitt4:0•0' •
.T4IXE1.1"04
A• I . • • • .• »•
CADiltiACfE CTOlt
Messrs. G, ,1;13rooks have
now coratneneed the nia-unfae-
tare of 131.iggies and. Wagons
for• tliq $1,1r,illg and Suinixtet
Trams—Cash. or h.ort OTe-
,
,
Algo Onhtuid lot of Soottoi
Dianiond. Itarrovvs, o.,(' their own
tannubleture, wiiieh •they eau
tiad, i1i o1i ui.phee)p as any
one in tho trade,
& J:81a00/(S.
Ptease to eat'
'TIMES! RIFLES! RIFLES!
L CURD 46 0,QN
1)updas-sl,, 1.4oPclotli 1lal'7d'iiOw oil hand a,
large stoolc of » ,
,TeaVrgerti,411110,
11
,1t'
cartittlges,ivs,t1ding, fishing:tackle., and genet.,
al sporting goods.•
,
• Sena per pont for Piice Xisi. 1lepaithi n »
tho Qta lineexeetiterl 141:oin.1)tly,
toria.($ii,sopt. 3, 1871. 54-yi. •
rtinnsiibioliftioly. takes pleastrker xpiert.pyg ,
1,1g. tbat-
HE HAS COMME,10514,s: BREAD
1314ottit:Aftil)g,. '1,17keick. ' ,11.1),V19 .
' the Berl/idea 'as,••"4.
•
1 can guarantee eatistaiitlet,, and ho)e; ttt,
ente,f,116,pra)iierttito,nngn,,,
.r.
1*.tirott'e( far sato itt 1113 ptIThtd.
• ',•‘mCHAIW 84x1D41.1g , • •
i&kotbr.hiy 1874, •
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