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0 by a400ro, chartle precedence Of allything• of the bitul ia the Dominion, WAOONS
OfanPoriorworkmanship end material, Eateut Dominion Laud Boners
1‘;:)1?7,01tii-lrartOr$2 $eed. Prins;33xi0a4-east sowers
tkitivtA, sugaoptueo an 04n141rowi, and every other kind ot Agrieultural implemoute
hand or made to order.
JAMES R. MOORE, Paov,
(16-1y.)
t.
Wry'0,July 1,1874.
:MOB-NINO ;'.XABX..%!
aincracoza, The Eemlier the Better,
• WOULD the farming community understand that owing to my services be-
ing constantly required at the mill,
Mr. G-eor -re Willis
is authorized to purellase Vain for Me on the Exeter market, and transact other businese ip
th, village in connection with the mill. I would also say that the eerlier in the rday fanners
ring their grain to maalcet the better pleased will be the buyer and ths more satisfactory to
yourselves. Mr. Willis will be on the market continually. Highest price paid for wheat.
glour can be bought cheaper at the mill than anywhere else, as the profits
'elltinr stores are saved to the consumer.
G-risting will receive oareful attention, and
Chopping Done Every Dav.
D.MeLENNAN
star. October 22, 1874,
TBB L., E. 1 B. R. R. IS 111111
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ISAAC CARL' G
Begs leave to ttank his Blends in Exeter and surrounding country for their liberal patronage
in the past, end hopes to merit a fair share of their trade,In the future, having
o 1:41:ofriiimeist.341a
Best Assorted Stocks
Usually found in. a General Store,
consisting of
Dry -Goods, Groceries, Etc
Ready-made Clothing, wines and li-
qtiors, Hardware, Crookery, Boots
andShoes, Leather, etc.
Please give I. C. a call as he is determined not to be under-
sold by any cstaLlisLinent in this section of country.
Exeter. koctober 7, 1874 59
IZA NT ON'S
IS THE SPOT
FOB
h e a
Goods
EXETER, ONT.
2xeter, , October 22, 1875.
ONDON
UEBEC andMONTREAL
Temperley Line
Comp eh the following first-class
LEON ST8.A.AISHIPS.
4cOTLA1D, MEDWAY,
CHAMES, • DELTA,
5EVERN NYAFZA,
HECTOR.
'The Steam -119e this Line are intended to sail
Luring the Bd. 1111,of Novigatioe of 1879, from ,
isONTAN FOR QuEntt.ANDIIIONTRFAL
folloWer-Scotland, Vdchicielay, 2/th • Augest,
evoty alternate Wedneeday .and Fiatutdity
hereafter, And trent .„ °
WEBEC FOR LONDON, AS FOLLOWS:
T,hurticiay, 2160 Aegue
:• BeVeren Tirateday, lltlfSept.
'Steitlesicl,Tuteidayieffed. „„
And. every ttitonate atnettarty Thti ad y
isteafter•
ate lower that other. LiOes,
elittleittettleined- tri petiOne deditortiofbritg
out their plena, ,
riit. 51'1,0440i Passage, skisty to
'• PAVit,SitANtr,-.Stoitt.t.erti,
Agent, SEE. 14ARY'S,
At hone, mateorfetretle;' 895
et 4,480Bi 'day �laterwirl No ,
„itift 11A col oil trsirn,L. Chopping rixotti:.tral.
.0;c1teeS'W:illia tel.( cerif .tritittiWnif4 ynei4,6, Crwarlo. ,C.iscate rillY,111th
Greenwich NeW Ver • • • ,
iit�iii 1400 PLA. Tre),,n.,11 SOLO' Pt,'�C
Elf the 'ten.•
0; hey' fitalt tht t4M41AtitIlat Steel' ee'AU Itinan.of trinte Wren itoaatanga,
thg ',1•17Ci yeastohl. he Alter 14, "tellies ted to rCivplt liittat ttn.a. :
prporrty0,',:ptiy *Id take if .11,14,-,4,00.0ilbArULLINO4t60t•SR VOlt
ltity,. At • AL4,14.111,AN flAtt; 446040
GET THE BEST
•
JOHNS' HOT AIR DRUM I
Saves e half the Wood, and
WILL SA ITS COST IN ONE
'7 WINTER.
Pr CS Iteditted to $3 50 Cask
T HAVE a verY
largo Stock or
STOVES !
frem ditYcront
milkers, and sel-
ected with great
care, whieh I of-
fer
VERY LOW
Alta/ a Bide As -
sediment •of
Laiiteim £C
ST071111IPt ''VABNISII---A. GOOD
T119 eS t'Ptko41700"
4!". QQ1,41TEEs114WQ
41.1011Y4:41?:P4,04:.TO:$.11).-411
PAYSON '8 IND11,1,1111:HIS.1(
Seett itt.4 ittltktout. *Ay rtrortt.,
iii hik .0910.13.0410Stlyi.'lL4o i
008404- intlidlitell ..o.a.1)0010r,.• 'item+ ;tot
dry nth 004 XV zta ytr .404 10,4er 'Ilma any
othefink wdl.:40.4. VIM, how
etbrie..,'.....votioNts.litig hoe etiderc8141le teat ef Mr,
ty yeors', an4. le neW the Meet po„iellite ink it; exie-,
totes, angle tierivellett tot unixerinity. efeeality
004 Mork mere eositiv,
end indetibly time aey other. apporalene
Moniteci preeotaiieri. of the
. •
P*'ife CeOtS per
$011,11by,,PIWgiStp,4 St,011,009,6 ..ead Valier
' cieede polders •
oot.0491,22.,;614
, 400d4ixE../tgron Arucc,
The 'Tizer has boeome so notorious
for its opposit,on to the Londou,,1 u
1)1111,P3 Boalw,oy ; ,eur tiro fiat; doabt,
and dwrectit if it oould, opon all the
negotiations connected with it, that
the snarl in its columns it pig4t wgr*
ni$ unlooked tor. • Notwithstanding
an apparent
ambiguity ia the wording
of the Directors' Report, which the
Free Pros alone, of the Cannditin, pa -
pus, publiihedyesterday, the great ()en
tral fact remitius that the railway
eclieme Las bem readopted bY tiv
Great Western :Shareholders at the in
stance of the new Board. Ef any
modifications in the agieernent have
been suggested in LAulou, they have
not been confirmed. It is possible that
the "Western Board may seek to issue
their own bonds upon the branch at
say 97, rather than those of the local
company, which might not command
niore than 85. Any such modification
would be eminently salutary to the
parties concerned, and be the means
of saving a considerable sum of money.
But no modihcations of the agreement
have taken place which will in any way
affect the prompt construction of the
y, excep t beneficially.—FreePress,
20th.
a Dangerous Experiment..
In the steamboat Queen, which left
New York un the lth hist, there was as
one of the passengers the noted Paul
Boynton, pearl diver, life saver, and
man -fish iu general. He leaves on a
dangerous experiment, which is none
other than to make a sea -voyage in
life-saving suit. It is his intention to
drop over -board -not less than two -hun-
dred miles from land, either after leav-
lug New York, or before reaching Liv-
erpool, when he Will be left to the mer-
cy of the Waves until he shall meet
with a passing vessel. Mr. Boynton is
eonfident that he will come out all
right in the matter, and prove the val-
ue of the dress. This is a rubbcr suit
of armor of peculiar pattern, contain-
ir6e, compartments, which when inflat-
e:1, it is claimed, are able to float a map
of any weight in safety. The one tak-
en by Boynton wi!1. weight fifteen pounds
and nu carries with him a rubber bag,
two dozen single lights, two pounds of
cheese, six pounds of crackers, one
piece of Bologna sausage, one axe'and
one bowie knife for sharks. single flags,
rockets, and an extra suit of clothes,
and a large double bladed paddle with
which to propel himself. Mr. Boynton
is of fine physique, and weighed about
me hundred aid eighty p3unds. On
the Jersey coast he saved seventy-one
lives.
a Co llgrast.
(Prom the Toronto Sun.)
The Conservative party hav have no
reason to be asliained of the result of
the election trials so far. in every case
where thereturn of a grithas been con-
tested in court the appeal has been suc-
cessful, and bribery has been brought
home to the candidate's agents, and a
widespread system of corruption has
been exposed. On the other hand no-
thing has yet come out of which the
Couse vatives as a party have reason to
be ashamed. Oae of their representa-
tives has been unseated in an eastern
county, but in giving judgement the
Juige said respondent left court with-
out a stain upon his honor. Yesterday
the Cardwell case was up in the Court,
and, though Mr. Cameron is one of tile
foremost men in the conservative party
and an opponent the Grits woult' be
li&ppy to get rid of, they utterly failed
in their attempt to get evidence of bri-
bery or corruption on the part of Mr.
Cameron or his agents. 'limy are at
tempting to unseat him on technical
gronnds, but are unable to urge any
improper practices. What a contrast
Cardwell offers to Welland, London,
Essex and other Grit constituencies.
In one case the contest was carried on
fairly, honorably and upriiiht, without a
violation of the .law in any respect;
while in the other cases it Was dearly
proved:that bribery and corruption Wei e
resorted to without scruple. Sir John
Macdonald was not right when he said
that the Grits spent ttvo dollars 'where
the Conservatives spent one ; for from
the exposures, that have been made
the Grits Must have spent twenty to
their Opponents one.
AMERICAN NEWS
WIRE ABOUT TILTONi—MT. Beecher
filed with the Clerk of the , City Court
of. this City an affidavit, !loopy of wbich
was served upon, Messrs. MorHs an
Pearsali atiOrileya'for Theodore Tilton
against him to Thomas G. 'Shottritia;r4
his counsel in the Case, And that be had
substancial defence, The Grand' Juiy
of Brooklyn indicred Thrnas Bai of
the Brooklyn Argas, for it ;ille11ott8 '41'7
ticle, clial•ging improner relations be
tween Beecimr ancl.tIte late Mrs, Henry
C. Bowen,
13y the horses attached to a stage
running Off atid tlirowing tlieniselveS
itttri East River at Astoria Lferry, last
night, Lour inside passengers Were
deowned. The drivei!..*4eaperi by awitri.,
At on ileyeht,alt
old stamp re Ir irtiOnrit,•i hfa
Stitt -1'a .• 1:Ooliler ofWilllitnt4114,
Fulton titree's, YOrki., wait ari'e::.te,a
laat week for ptiebtthigStolen ettiMps.
Wbile he wa ti. the torahs
'ins:toren. watt 'broltea tyti, :and rivet
$00,000: 117. tfiCifiet, 'T 314•
,Valttables;
.tvhielt fiiia..sitvoii thiring
‘yeti; sto1ii itiong Jifs !e&ele 1,bn:a
stolen:
W0 4Z�00 tir.entydellneitnici,
and. eon O'riretable
• Trtro Wfinet 'Citeirlie"Ontebet,, re*.
'±U?IIS oI t116 dtiattitiebi of Atiouittu
.fro t1i tL S s1iow. t1tal the, Wheat
;;tercteii'',thati.last
yentolr:h alI of eteep.t
ttefrWi
Mititteaott.t,ittvt and
tkeletotei.,Setttit,titt*.
1P111. illirxels*Lt ;a Oetit equal telaet
year's yield. Tbe i;ewEngli;bd litates,
bate' #11,b4)at ;',00/etta1llie
:Ofth eet3,8118yaAppxvz.;;;;;ItAng,
1•1;o14-1;;;Eibels. td4l40 hs :',inekensed,
be' v10(1001'110; 9013'. 'The
tl;eae l$tat'aL4 001siderltblY
OPIE8
Of this dspiny be .bad et
tlient •WrOtIVOrki• of local rt.°
fOrCiOn nalecellttp.y,',.. and ellolee litertt7,,
'tiue 5 . OtNits ehPIL
I HI TABL,R,
onson or ils:a.84n:77:4.itt,;i:en,u:np
Express for XiontIon,Eugulo 0Z:wont°, Stiriam
tioiseWusw 4.45 ; 1-13 5,10
Best English Double Boiled Oil,
A0.97 Oii, James ist white lead, ttnd a
complete asso-tment of Painters mater-
ials. at Harstone (.Tr, Son's, SC 'Mary's,
Pare Elephant Oil (90 cents pergal.)
Castor Oil, Palo Seal aml Stock's Oil
itt Ifarstone & Bon's Cliearklardware
Store, St. Mary's.
Patent Fly Traps, Patent bag ties,
picture frame mottlding, at Ilarstone
& Son's, St.Maiy's. B.
Solid Cast Steel Grass Seythes,Hoes,
Forks, Hand -made Ba1es, Snaithes,
Cradles, and all other Harvest Tools,
at ilarstone & Son's, St. Mary's. B.
Largest stock of Nails, Hinges, Look
Glass, etc., at Harstone & Sons, St
Mary's.
.44 It KR T.Y.
EXETER.
White Wheat to $ 01
Spring Wheat . to 91
Oats -, ... 'to 84
Potatoes ' ... 40 to 50
Barley ... - 00 to. 95
Peas ... ..; 50 to GO
Eggs ,.. ... 14 to 15
Butter ... 05 to 25
Plour per bbl.... 6 00 to 6 00
limn ... ... 10 to 12
Snorts .,. li to 16
Wool .. 15 to 35
Hogs 500 to 550
GRANTON
Pall Wheat ... - ... $ 92 to $ 92
Spriug Wheat._ ,.. .„ 90 to 91
Oats ... ... .. ... 85 to 30
Peas GO to 22'
Butter 24 to 25
Eggs ... ... .„ ... 12 to 13
Wool .. 37 to 38
SEAFORTH.
Fall wheat 90 to 91
Spring wheat 90 to 91
Oats 0 35 to 0 35
Barley 80 to 82
PeaS 0 77 to 0 78
Butter •0 25 to 0 25
ff,ggs 0 12 to 0 14
Wool 0 36 to 0 16
i
ST. MARY'S.
Deihl wheat, per bussel
Spring wheat
83 to 02
88 to 90
Barley
90 to 95
Peas .,. .., 75 to 76
Oats ... ... 36 to 37
Egg., per dozen ... 12 to 12
55 to 25
Wool 86 to 36
LUCAN.
White wlir et 85 to 05
Treadw ell 80 to 93
Spring 80 to 90
Oats 0 05 to 0 36
Peas 0 60 to 0 75
Barley 90 to 93
Butter 25 to 25
Eggs, per dozen 15 to 15
Potatoes 40 to 0 50
Lard 9 to 10
Tallow 5 to 51
Ray 12 00 to 14 00
Timothy seed 9 50 to 3 75
Clover ssed 6 25 to 6 50
Wool 37 to 39
Sheepskins 0 75 to 1 00
Pork 6 50 to 7 50
Beef 5 to; 6
Rides 6 00 to 7 00
LONDON,
HilIn7)0wItr; ;'•3) 2:)1:1
White Wheat, Deihl, per cental Si 75 to 31 75
, Treadwell ... 1 70 to 1 70
Spring W.Lsat ... ... 1 70 to 1 51
Iittiley ' ... ... 1 83 to l'1 03
1 55 1,o 382
1 25 to 13.3
IS tO 10
21to 32
00.tS
Pearl
Egg, per dozes; ...
Butter per pound ...
Rate itegtster.
— •
SATLIID.A.T, Oct. 21. -Ferre stock and imple-
ments, the property of Mr. Geo. Drought,
Int 7, con. 5, 'Osborne. 1 o'clock P. M.
12 months. 3. Spackman,
TNICIteDAY, Oct. 22. -Farm stock and imple-
ments, the property of Mr. IL Fodgins,
lot 36, eon. 2,13iddulph. 12 months. J
Lynch, ans. •
....Mown.ty, October 26 -Farm stock, etc., the
property f Mr, H. Wolfe, lot 17. con. 6,
stephen. 14 months, 1 o'clock p.m. A.
Bishop, auc.
TUESDAY, Oar. 27 -Farm stock, ete„ the prop-
erty of lir. 'Lynes Flinn, lot 27, con. 8,
stephen 1 o'clock p.m, 12 mon ths. J.
spackin'an, an c iioneer.
TUESDAY. OCT. 27 -Farm etock, etc., the prop-
erty of J. Grundy , lot 15, con. 13 McGilli-
vray. 12 Ines. 1 o'clock p.m.
FE 'iy OCT. -Farm stock, ctc., the pro-
perty of kr. saut'l Cornish, l t 1, con. 9,
Osborne. 13 months credit. '12 o'clock
noon. A. Bishop, rine lioueer.
.11.4111.111 LE D.
Ihritu-Cneca-At the B. C. Parsonage,
on the 19Ih inst., by the Bev- W. C. Beer,
Hr. Henry Dyer to Miss Mahalah Clack.
10--•••••••4
intifiEb.
DnEw-in Exeter, on the 20th inst., the in-
fant daughter of Mr. John Drew, aged Imes.
Witmodit-in Exeter, on Thursday, the
15th inst.'Mrs. Mary ADD 'Whitlock, mother
of Rev, J'. Whitlock, aged 84 years.
Wnr,sn-lin Stephen, on the 20tn insl., Mr.
Wm. Welsh, aged 93 yeal'8,
DUNSP000-3 n Exeter, on the 15th inst., Mrs.
Dunsford, eged 73.
11918••. -
(gm Agrutiootatto.
•
BRICK FOR SALE.
A QUANTITY of Erick for Sale at
-CIL Centralia Brick yard. Yard to be let for
the year 1875. Apply to
THOS. GREENWAY,
+Centralia, Ootober 2231874. '
SERVANT WANTED.
WAN TE D ---A Servant Girl wanted.
Apply to JW. BitODBRICE, ffseter, (01
-0 ROAN 170 It SALE%
t11]tIi1 Subs:wilier offers for sale, on
Tot 6, l'40301) Tharovsllead, a new four-etem
:Parlor Organ,,of the Canada Organ Co '31 make, -
Apply to 'W. Ist 01 -it. •
• E8T1tAY.
TRAYED on lot 18, cori, 8,. flay,
bra or about, tile middle of Auguet last,an rqp,
xtrileh Cow. . The ownot ie requested to prove
property, pay expenses, and teke her away,. .
81-9t. ' ultf-uay.SWAittl,
tatiourD.
M�rcit Vallobst 'az;
• Cleste,t0 Otttlitteps'
81.13LE,DEP081T011Y
i3O0iSILLfl $& STATIOXEll
• A. Stook of
i1stthiiy113
'13li.rblele(841Pti7ti'n?iti
, 1366ke tot tlie nae•nl Pton.
bYttrigle;' Church- of. theta. t1aytiY
Books, •Ittiseelleettn ''Litetattite
of n bon.deteniallaing iintbm
caul a gel:fetal:maw-01;6a •
I SCROOL BOOKS & STATIONERY
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•1.-1) BINE SS 1./ 0 0 N.8.4‘43,.),
-I ..e l3gei1diug sites cam .c 11t,4a4 oneldent, iii.!.iO;
1);hirifelri01,111teeieay814
01144114lbnkwl454:4Zx01;uila:8tt0o
3,10'litlhl Of 33e380601.Y, and fr011t tlieeereat adtrae-
twee about toi'be teel:l d from the tom- tit Breve
B383)333310 ite Progent 4.1klue. Quite e. utonher of
ftertwoy, preperty in
rm 383)333310 t IlerlIteeWW. 410 donb teverv
lets have been rceitogY .801. '
I3UY ,AN EXCEL -
eft ‘../ teat villaslot on anY back Otraet or
retired eiteaaom
$60 WILL PIJECHA.SE A NICE
let 0315 side street 5313 133351 die front
ryr-, WILL OBTAIN THE DEED
e.y of a very Biennia', lot o13 31, side street,
CIA 100 WILL BUY A FIR S
°lase front lut and building site.
'41,100WILL PURCH.A.SE A
choice building lot in the very
0030 30 05 the business portion of the Village.
$150 ‘aulloirt,:oonBratTeiA2NiotoT, pr.nt
in veer, abutting each other.
ct" 6)nn WILL SECURE AN EX -
A -v F.:PLY ki eeuent vatiture Jot of about three
tares, having good Milian:al sites thereon,
pc WILL OBTAIN THE DEED
tc.),Giti'of a beautiful vine, tot ar largo size
'with handsome shade trees grown up to perfec-
tien.
2 5,,
ft WILL PURCHASE AN
excalIoatpastnre;lot of about three
acres having pump and well; with; never failing
spring.
$650 did mItilinljthBe cUenYtte StPhrje EbuNsi•
noes portion of the village, with niordy finished
flume cottage, 24-x-20, nearlynow, having kitchen
with good well. of water,
ry pc WILL PURCHASE A
N supca'b eornr,- lot in thevoil'
1?iisiness portion of the Vijage with finishod.
11 stile cottage stories high, 06-20 wi th verandah
in front and e16e11ent brick cellar underneat, to-
gether with kitchen pod pinup and well vial
never rani:1r spriag, ouni•nodions st ibl.o and
otha• appurtenances,
9 0 WILL OBTAIN THE
deed 01 000 of the best stands in
Lie villago comprisiug two tote of acre anal,
abutting eaoh other, planted with choice fruit
roes, together with a new wen -finished frame
cottage 11 stories, 28118, excellent well of water
with noven-failing epriug, large stable and other
appurtenances.
Parties buying lots with the in-
tention of building, can obtain time for
payment of the purchase money.
THOMAS TRIVITT.
Centralia Oct. 8 1874, 59 8 m.
IN TE,RE STING.
MEDICAL men say that nothing is so im-
portant to good health as a room com-
fortably warmed. The season of year is now
at hand when you will require the very best
0
STOVES
AND
BISSETT BROS.
beg to say that they have just received one of
the largest stocks in the, county, consisting of
Stoves of the very latest design and the best
manufactures, which
.WILL BE SOLD REASONABLY CHEAP
Their aim is and always has been to satisfy cus-
tomers. Hardware,
Liman5 Copper -ware, etc.
always on hand. Also the
Warn.ock
and 1,000 LB SCALES FOR B18.
Old Rags, Copper, iron, etc., bought.
BISS ETT BROS.
.11.1KETElt, Oct. 92, 1874, 61-05
airwolk
eta
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eel -wee v•s
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Enteresl according to Act of Congress, in the year !Sy; by Dms, Smucx & Co.,
Indianapolis, Ind., in the Office of the Librarian uf Congress, Washington.
anadian. Bank a Commerce
LUCAN.
CAPITAL, $0,000.000
RE SERVE • 2,000.000.
A. 'Sr'tuali o: t'm above Bank has beau 03)0110(3131 Lucan for the transaction of General Banking busi
nese. '
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Sums as low as one dollar received on deposit. Ii.terest-4 and riper cent. allowed. No notice
f withdrawal required.
American currency bought and sold. U. STOW hEDDIE, Agent.
GEORGE CA_ T rir
Fashionable BOOT & SHOE MAKER, Sign of the "Big
Boot, Lnean, Ontario,
NiVvTOLI0JDan anciruthrla,!etti t ttilxt iiillohittlla•riitaLtshao)fidthr!sitin4) tsltioeeslui rorfolijnorodtisngluclodusunve,sa;;Iditt:Isio,smcnvziisliitlix.
ullici 41e, 011,0 izKroited wcr1, Vhi�h he
CAN SELL AT PRICES TO DEFY COMPETITION.
and that he is prepared to do order work second to none, 0 he employs none hut First-elass
workmen, and uses nothing but First-elars Stuck,
G. CATHCART.
Lucan, ()etcher 22, 1874.
(61-y1)
WATT'S TIN SHOP, IATOAN
T C. itaTTS, of the Liman Stove and Tin Shop, dealer in Tinware, Sheet -iron and Copper -
ware, StoAcs, Coal Oil, Lamps and Loam Chimnics. He does
A. V E. - T R 0 IT G- 1-1 I i\T G
on the shostest notice, and at reasonable priees. He flatters himself that he can sell at' as
reasonable prices as any House in the Trade. Satisfaction guaranteed. ;The
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR HIDES AND SHEEP SKINS
Remember the Stand—First door east of Farrell's Drug Store, Main-st.,
J. C. WATTS
Icuean Octobsr 332, 1874
(61-m3.)
8" 20,000
worth of New Goods, at
STORES
Lowest Ever Offered.
erravalin and 02,7editegle
Centralia ancl Credibon, October 8, 1874.
NUNIMISOMAS.OMOMMANIVM.bielenCsVars•MtirstAboggioilria.........
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ii1i1es1.1.41 Le buy the btOlt of his '
51,00h eet from mane inettirer.i
10 Ibitein, (litneela, end itt tl 4,1
1Tni. 1 Stetee, Arol Oli oecOrtnt
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tho li• (14,, 01'0 8011, lo has 30
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MONEY TO LOAN.
COUNTY of PERTH LOAN & SAVINGS
SOMIETY.
Board of Pireatera:
G. 33. Smith, Esq., PrchicleLt ; J Ls. Mem, Itrq., It
P., 'Nice -Pi (+Meta ; 14, linjui 0 31(41,, 144
13113.13 01 1, oilroel ; N Lel Dv item 43,
130. MeInt \ re, Esq.; Jol'n tt,dt 151.0, I'i'q.
18. klarswne, tt.err.taiy at5 'h.1 tau rer ; lOerl -
004, 111101(01 Montreal.; bolicitox B, Joxies .& 1c-
Doug:01.
The ielvantages this Company offer to Stock -
holden at :-
1st. -The most uridoul ted security, as the Cen-
StAution r 11005 0110 investment ,D..c/ei 01. re.,.1
to.
811d,--'1110 continuous investment of moniee.
.91(1.-T1at 1,1 50011 as stivii.gs Bank 10 053.0 each
bt,OCkltelder gets his proportion of the pronts 111
toklition to dividend. on his stuck.
ADVANTAGES TO BORROWERS.
1t. -Phe system of re -payments by,yearly, half -
yearly, quartelly, Or monthly inEtalmonts
due 3 such dates iu the year, and extending over
sneil a peried Of Foals as may salt 'the borrowers,
zad.-itozeowers will be allov,,ed interest on any
80111 03' they nifty deposit to meet their
talm
&et-The expense of examiniug the Title ea.d
drewieg the Mortgage is regulated by a moderate
tariff, Lot allowing the borrower to be overcher-
ged.
40:1. -This Society does not sell mortgage,.
5tn.-A.gelits 1140 101,115 to rcg.trrt all applications
f,01r.11101sS1' S MS strictly v01,311101,81(11.
Gta--
.11ortg011ages purchased othe most relindde
t
73.n.--Tho 11 ad eine, is established at qt. Mery'R.
;:1001,t3. 0111 104 011,01200 11 too 11 c.f.; y
of 2.19y 11.,xt, 30 1)11) 11.01107 no Secrotary and
uffiCV, 0001400 of Queen itnd Writ, r
St. Mary's, April 09, 1874. 37-iy
Visitors to London,
BE SERE AND SEE THE
READY-MADF. CLOTHINC
To get a OITEAP STITT,
To got a l3iT WELL MADE
To car.t r; 00D-FITT/Nb SDIT,
WV WALKERS' I S TM SPOT.
CLOTHIYG A SPECILLIT7.
The Reason IY.Ity lira -ors/ Sell So Cheap.
We buy. our Tweeds direct from the Manufactur-
ers fcr Cash,
We make OW own Clothing, and therefore it is
133011 100(13, end
We sell 5,). (lash, and sell at Toronto prices. there
-
fare underselling 'the Cheapest Clothing Hous-
es west of Toronto.
DRESSES—Nobby, Cheap and Stylish,
-Over 100 pieces to choose from.
WIENCIEYS,
HEAVY and. WARM --GOOD, for 124 ate. per
yard.
TWEED8 •
CangoitnEgnyeigloi,tSocnoitech.a_
.sttre.
FLA NIVEL8, r.ic3tes.carlet, White,
shirts ready -me clo.
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Carpets, Carpets.
PAILLN721; MANTLES SHAWLS
ONE -PRICE STORE,the Popular House.
IER' No trouble to show goods.
Tor onto & London..
gInsittal mitiltun etnt5.
The Dominion Organ
Factory., of
B 0 WMA N ITILLIT„ ONT.,
1)0.20 11033 10 0,110 Market their really Met -einem
Bowl Orgime, 80111) 31)3) acknowledged 011 tin L10114
tr.1 3/0
rr,24u AL 18 Mil OTHEri ORGAN'
ever offered for stile 10 this couttry.
.)fth1'
NVare-roome whore these Liestrumente vi11 al-
wityS be on oxhihi3133.1 rt a re Well eetablielied .
lito•V'e •Pueuiture wuteb (Aloe.
falatiorSer041ar
lino beet appointed General Agent fot
'the 10'ive Aturoanfrigng tliattniit*
Huteat, nitree, Iladaiummt, mid haraibtori,
arid err does not, at mairy bieLte ao, wane anal, -
bloc( for the inetrement %via& it does- net poeeese
over that of its aorupeett, mit he teem gatigaid
ft will ahrtrys retailt ot (;ood Repirrativit
if 81153'1'A)(5t0 is received dieperegiti alto e lustre.,
nient, 4,f.veor woeld corderrel4 iettiltg in*
13504? of 1,,.o 0.0110(4'i)0(1'Wiil a. eileo 4liep5'5l74
31* m, know Leo itistrentritit to , perieet 141
.ry 003131. uh,r,
, e glen ieteri ert( tete.) floe, nell• aril 4 betteticat
fee mid ittanitfactlirer, ritttle9,1ilgen6.1titdottate,
(*(0,1)418. iCei. by the Anbserib .
, Agents 4.31,118e0 fOr tho, presol)t 333 150..
o tei•, • . 0,04)Ont P)11..i)liNii.
1)1.3380314 gone SI, U.
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