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;JONI) •1Ththe, the old unser a 'West,
3.)rook... *ShQ W:1,9 MOM, 1WIIoitlinoiaV
pretty, and her feank, engaging man -
114 outiaileed„ her elgarms, At her fie,
.deatli she vi•ould be heiress o
*ist3VOfl 1dOildra, anti, al.
though 'men pretend not to bo
'1 1y by 'pecuniary mittfers in affairs of
love, yet tt, 1.$ to be supposed that his
prospeetiVe wealth di1 not lesseh the
nuMber of he adorers. Among theee
1,11Oet. 4rdebt, and perliape inoet
WuS Will liarmouili, a, little-
y91.113R; earpeoter, with a heart
liarger titan his purse, and vexy little
'thought or care foe coned:radices, Vor=
Sin:eddy, old Jacob never suspeeted the
partiality of his daughter for Will ; he
would have put her on breed and water
before he would heve eoneented to the
lightest degree of intim:toy with Will
:Darmoutht Jacob Blake Was not in
favor ot marriage:. Those who Iteew
his eirotunstanees were not emetrised at
tide; :ler Mrs, Blake was a Tartar, with
temper enough for two Tarters,
A. maiden sister of Mr. Blake resided
in the family, Whose prineipal business
seemed to be to not as a sort of echo to
her brother %lad. his wife. Whatever
they .thoright she thought too, She re-...
garded it as A primary sin for Katie to
Aeeoelate with young men ; Uici this
doctrine W1te perseveringly drilled into
their niece, who, tho-ugh never dissent-
ing, ,had her own ideas on the subject.
One day Mr. Blake and his wife went
to Dedham to ROM d a fair, and Miss
Peggy being sent to a frierds, Katie
was left .alone. Will liarmouth in
sone way learned the condition of al -
fairs, and early in the afternoon came
over to keep Katie embpany, As her
parents were .not expected home until
he next day, and Peggy not till late in
the -evening, Will felt perfectly secure
in stepping awhile after supper ; and
he and Katie were 1 eying a jolty time
e.tupping Corn in the old-fashioned fry-
ing.pan, over tile huge wood. fire, when
there was a sound c.f voices at the door.
".Good gractiou's 1" erigqi Katie, grow-
ing white with adarze, e there ie Sena
Peggy. Oh, wit eindt tee".cio S
She will scold nee to death ; and father
be furious. Gel under the lounge,
quick ! Oh, Will, do, for my sake."
Will could not v, ithstand the plead-
ing in Katie's eyes, and deposited him-;
Bell in the desiguated place. Katie pa
out the light, and darted intean adja-
cent bedroom, and in a moment was
Appaeently asleep.
Peggy's voice was heard speaking
softly iu the entry." " Be careful, Mr.
Pike 1 there there's a loose board there,
don't want to disturb my niece:.
Softly ; it may creak." ":Peggy dear,
evhere are you 2" responded the squeal-
ing voice of Squire Pike, the widower
of one yeaa, ." I can't tell which way:
-.you've gone.".." There, Daniel,- be
-
easy. Good heavens, Daniel Pike!
'Well, I never." and a report burst up-
on the air like Uncorking a champagne
'bottle. " Oh my," cried.Aunt Peggy,
"what would Jacobsay2mlx:dsiexciletteLe ,I,
haven't been li4.6ta. "DY fi
" Let Jake mind his 0".., business 1"
feud there followed a rope- ti Lts-
the first, only morLg of it. .Do •
Daniel, and let me get a
Set
yourself down there, afor
e fire, and
eneke !our'
for I am and
A light was soon procured, Peggy
'divested herself of her wrarping„s, and
blushing like a. girl in her teens, sat
down opposite to the Squire. "It's a
fine evening," said Peggy, by the way
k.I cpeuing the bonvereation. "Very,'
replied the Squire, drawing his ehair
closet° hers, and laying his arm over
the back. "Oh, good gracious 1—that
. I don't consider it approprious.
Mercy! what was that 2"
'Both listened attentively. "It was
the wind real:Mg the window, I guess,"
said the Squire. " Dcn't you gl to
getting nervous, Peggy. I thought it
wei Kate waking up. And if she.
ehouhl, 1 never would hear the last irf!
liark 1 There's a noise -I --
Gracious airth 1 it's Jake and marm
getting back ! What shall I do ?
We're des° for! Oh, Squire, taint
Tight for us to be nothing to one ano-
ther. Ito help tale. What shall I de
Tell me where to go, Peggy! I'll go
Anywhere:for 'your sake, if up the
chimney." "Tinder the lounge. quick,
quick, dotil delay a minute 1"
The Squire obeyed, but the space
-was already SO well-filled that it -was
evil/ difficulty he could squeeze:himself
intogo small a compass. And just as
he had succeeded, Mr. Blake and his
wife entered the room, flourithing
.around in the dark, for Peggy had
deemed it best to extinguish the light.
-Ms«) inalle for the fire, which glowed
red with coals, stumbra over the crick-
et, Anil 1111 headlong :apninst Peggy,
standing bolt upright, trying '
ered senses,
ke,
IV V
g011eet her
" The deuce 1" cried ook
out there, old !Woman, or you'll be
a0Wil ONtl° /DO. clark as a posket
here, and I have .fell over the rocking -
chair or churn, I can't tell which. Hel-
lo! what's that ?"' reaching out his
hand to feel his situation, and coming
in contactewith the boarded faee of the
Squire. By George 1 it's got whiskers,,
Peg. Peg., wheue Are you, and what's
this 2" .
TheSqUire did not relish the assault
-111ade on hie hirsute append:Igoe, awl
by way of retaliation he gave a
series of Vigorous' kicks, which hiti
in the legion of the stomach and stirred'
Itig
"'Leek here, old chap," exclaimed ho,
4.1 I'm perfectly- willing to share ally
quarters with you, seeing we are both
in for it ; but you'd better not under-
take that. again."
" Heavings ejaculated Foggy,
i‘ whose voie6 is that ?"
"Wholn the deuce is here ; that's
'hat ,I- wane to know?' cried Jake
struggling for an upright position
" ello;, who's fell down over my legs 2"
1" I'll let you know who's down and
, be's eep," said the voice of `Mrs.
! Blake; and the lady scrambled up only
to `go instantly down again over a chair.
"Jake, where are you? Gib up this
instant and git a light, Or 111 hake.
,your breath out when 1 git on my feet
agin
jake started to obey, and just then
Tiger, the watch -dog, who, hearifig the
uproar, had managed to break 100ao
irom his chain, rushed up to the geoid,
Ana, 3.et up a bow -wow. The Squire
had a mortal dread of doge, andeidther
fear tor love wee Arcing enough to keen
iiimquieseent now. Ite sprang teii
feet with a yell. Will followed, Kate,
bill of alarm /of her lover, hopped out
!of bed, and appeared with a flaming
talloev dip, Peggy threw her tame
round the Se -tire's nook, with a ety of
terror, and Jake was Elliott with le,na20-
,/
neut. Mahe .\.;is the only ono
\VbQpcpwow.g,ii )ier Wits, She eciwied
the eorn,poppa, and laid it about lier
with vigor, Her aim wee net 4.1)Yi1.y$
eorrect, anti, in eonsequenee, she
slingshot' the looking -glass into n, thou.
sited fragments, demolished two Imels
and pitelier that were quietly ropos,
ing (01 the 'mantle, and bbookod down
tile elock from its shelf. The squire
broke from Peggy's embrace, and dash,
ed out of the window, Will followed,
and 11Irs. Blake would have pursued by
the same inalet, bet that she was toe
large to got thzettgli with ease,
dreadful council was held, „iTalte
stormed, and Mrs, Blake threatened ;
guid at last both Katie and Peggy con-
fessed ; and Jake and his wife were so
rejoiced at the pi:pspect of getting Ad of
Peggy that they fo"'rgazo their daughter,
and ioek Will Magnolia' home at the
end of the year ; and, in due time. Peg-
gy and the bquire N\ ere mach no flesh.
a -0000w. Vo.o4,
On Satdday afternoon a sad -eyed
boy, with diet on hisehin and a tear on
his noe.:0,,Called at one of the pollee
statimis and, asked if he could be sent to
the Returin Sehool, hebeing a home -
lees waif. As he had committed no
offence:he was told that he'd better go
to the 1\ ea house, but he replied hie
brother was at the Reform :Sehoof and
he'd rather go there. Ile *.attt
to go out aril steal anythiug, or smash
someone's plate glass window, and his.
anxiety to go Witched the heart of a
gentlemen who had willed on Dulness.
He consulted 1th the sergeant and
then said to the lad: -
11 I guess we can fix it, I'm going to'
leave lily w allot on the ilea, and the
sergeant mid I will go up stairs. If
you talea the wallet it will be stealing,
uaid you will be swat to the Reform
i3ehoo1.''
The wallet was left, the men went
up stairs fur a moment, find when they
came down, the boy was Lo \there to be
scen: neither was the wallet, contain-
ing $6, and, to be brief about it, the
lad and the money are still
Carefully :‹Ieetteese!fir Tei.
Our teeth decay. Hence unseemly
Mouth, breath, imperfect mastication.
Every person regrets it. What is the
cause ? I reply et ant of Cleanliness. An
absolute clean tooth never decays. The
month is a warm place--eabout ninety-
eight degrees. Particulars of sub -
stoma, such as meat between the teeth,
must soon decompose. The gums mil/
teeth must suffer.
Perfect cleanliness will preserts/the
teeth +o old age. Hew shall i se_
cured ? Use a quill pick, Whinee. tee
mouth alter eating. But s me people
are inconsiderate as reg leds the pre-
servation of their teeth , some, FAR.
hlY/ who have never lall the' pleasure
of sufferieg this jhle malady of
teethed:4e, au' thinkiliere is no use
f trYjog t clelnse their teeth, until
pain oblige'
to go to tes them, and. probably have
e dentist to, have them ex-
t' a" . Bestow this trifling Care upon
•r precious teeth ; you will keep theni
id ruin your dentist. Neglect it and.
you will be °ivy all yoga. lives. Child-
reu forget, but watch them. The -first
teeth determine the charaoter of the
second set.
Sug.ir, acids, saleratus,• andsub-
stances of a hot nature,. are nothing'
when compared to particles"of food de-
composing in the teeth. Merertaialization
may loosen the teeth,long use may
wear them out, but keep 'them thormgh-
ly clean, fblid, the) will neve; decay.
This advice is -worth almost athousand
dollars to every boy atia girL Books
have been written on this subjet. : This
brief article contains almost all that is
essential.
INTERESTING.
AlEpDolruAlTtitnolegnoosallyhtelaiiatthnalhi.a.nxgioosmsoicomni-.
fortably warmed. The season •of year is now
at donut when you will require the very best
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STOVES
AND
BISSETT BROS.
bog to say that they have just received one of
the largest stocks in the county, consisting of
Stoves of the very latest aosign and the b"
anufaetures, which
WILL BE SOLD
NAB; CHEAP
Their aim is and always lies beerx to !mtisfy c08 -
tome' HarlioNVIM,
inware, Co,perware, etc.
always on hand. Also the
"V7 oo io
and 1,000 LB 0OAL13-1.14.011 $18,
Old Pags, Copper, Iron„ etc., bonght.
BISS Era 13E0S.
EXETF.R, Oct. 32 1874.
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Old Sol.— "Here, Mother Earth, these Eclipses and
Spots have about used ie up. Regulate your movements
b.ereaftur by- *do, and d.oliosta ‘121,
....401•11•1•1•44•,
T NOW take the present opportunity of returning my thanks to the gonmal public, for their
I very liberil support in the past; arid, in asking for a continuance of their confidence,
wonld say that nothing on my part will be wanting to make the establishment worthy of pat-
ronage. 1 would'now call their attention to the following assortment of
(*,
A NEW ASSORTMENT OF CLOCKS FROM $1 00 'UP-
WARDS. WATCHES FROM $10 UPWARDS.
A very good watch for 815; and for $18 the very best watch eveoffered 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 Its Own Recommendation
with a large:vaiiety of
OT.NEE. VTATONES TO 01100SE' 711.01VI
IFICLAPITTAIMPP
18 K
Gold Watches for Ladies in very
18 It
Handsome Gases.
Beataffuk.' Gold Seta in Morocco Cases, Gold Ear -drops and Brooches in endlesv-
variety:
Gold 13racelets-cbased, Gold and Black Bracelets, Gold Ch.ains-a very large stock of the lat-
est patterns. A. large assortment of Ladies' and Gent's Rings, Gold Lockets and Charms.
Gold Watch -keys Silver Tea-pots, Cruet Stands, Cake 13askets'Ladies' Work -boxes suitable
for presents, Black Goods in great variety, E P Butter Knives, Table, Dessert and Tea -spoons
of the best quality, Spectacles to suit all sights. In fact this House has the Largest i Stock in
the County to choose from. ,Clocks, watches and Jewelry oleaned and repaired, and warrant-
ed. Opposite James Pickard's General Store, Exeter, Ont.
Exeterratober 15, 1874.
THOSJITTON
CONSTANTLY INCREASING
FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHING TRADE AT
J. DREW'S WAREHOUSE
OWING TO THE VERY LOW PRI-
CES at which I sell my EURN1T,URE, and to
the Fattisfaction 1 always give, my BUSINESS
HAS ALREADY INCREASED FAR BEYOND
MY ANTICIPATIONS, and by careful Damage-
ment and strict attention 1 hope to inareaso lliy
business at even still greater ratio. Any arti-
cle in the furnitureLine kept in any town or city
establishment will always be found in mine. I
flatter myself that 1 have the
Largest, and, I3est Seloctea
stock in Exeter,
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Itfy stock consists in part of.;1‘1 dtui 8pting 13111, t riagel,.S , Clamp stools, Ott
Jos, Cane chAirs, Lllies' Easy chairs, 13o,dateacls of every description,
Oe,,tor Tables E=ton.sion 141.2.eausi
sideboards', Hat -racks, Mirrors, What -tots,
SE2311-'002?.Z AZTD AnaLcat en TS,
Hair :Bolsters and Feather Pillows always on hand.
tlk'i\itsic stools always on band. A large stock of pietures always on hand, and Pictur
FRAMING DONE TO ORDER.
0
Particular attention paid to Cane Work,
Pianos, Organs, and Melodeons for sale and on hand.
GIVE M P. A CAL
DREW.
• 41117D. --Wo will give energetic men
001 wOlnon
BUSINESS THAT W/LI, PAY
from Sq: to $8 per day ‘;, ban 'be PUtenda. In your
OWD neighberhOOd, . and is atrictly bolOrable,
Partionlars free, Or fateples Worth, Several dol.
los that will enable you to go to WOrk at Oneef
Will be Sent On rceeipt 0 llfty cents,
Add Tess J. tATIT & CO.,
48.01, 02 Wasbiogn4st., Beaten, Alas%
11
TI'113 REGtJLAIi
Meetings, of Tfobalio
Fn
orest Lodge, No, 10a
G•it.C., Exete0 wilt ba
f held lisfollowh. A cer
P. A
(led to 111 vagifing.
etigqinvi,fatiot ihektert
ihrom Mfit, Plffs Abrit
27, May WI, jtincli,june
9.0, Jely 97,A tar, gift Sept
ely Oct, It NOV. Vs, Dee
Ai and a M, DA.03
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SEAVOW,13 4 ii.U.RON
Narble Works.
X.X.444ESSET sow
gWo 11101410i txx)tc?Atii,uti:i;ttl())41tth owlirotyin 4ttli..00r if)ta'110.0n44 tit (,01111 tlt tho
xors010.131'ini.0;nts, Reeds:tee:es, Table Tops,
OF, IIAMILTON.)
1 ell
G rotate 21fentrnoita.ennttsles ,t6Pc..
ortIt. to Older,
we)* 01 tbo best stylo an 1 art, and cannot be
urpassea in this part el Ont
A OW/ roaliootfitliy
Opposite Logan s Jawioson's Store,
M.A1N STREET, SEAPO15T1I,
M, L. MESSET, 11. NESSE
THomrsora WILLIAMS
A0PLI0ULTURA.L IMPLEMENTS
Boiler and
Engine Works
1VITTCHELL; ONT,
Two -horse power
Wood. Sawing. Machine
This machine Las been thoroughly tested and
given
ENTIRE SATISFACTION
It is supplied with a
BAND NITEMEE
for driving a
Straw Cutter,
Grain Crusher,
Or other machinery, without extra expense ex-
cept for the belt.
A TRIAL 'OFFERED.
All kinds of
Farrningi rkiplements
kept couetantly 011 hand.
BOILER SHOP
in fail olibration.
E
of all sizes to order.
P.EPA:LIIS
promptly attended to.
Address-
THOMPSON & WILLIAMS,
Mitchell, Ont,
Iliitahell, June 18,1874. 45-1y.
J ROSS
PLANING MILLS
J. It OS, Builder, Mannfacturer, and dealer
in all kinds of
..137:ILDITiG MATERIALS,
such as
SASH,
PRESSED AND UNDRESSED
lifoors, Biids
MOULDINGS, etc
' Ho has also on hand a first-class lot of
Flooring, Siding
CASING,
Scroll -Work, etc.
Which they harnisli t) order.
/LAMMED IS a
Dressed and Undi,5ssed4 constantly on hand.
Lath ez Siditple s
AlWayS an liana.
* Spatial attention paid to
84 SI) CIIICATIO118
',thoroughly unaorstanding hh finSinfiSS,
nom) but OxpOtiOlatedWorknion, and using
only iltst.elass reaterialr 1111 feeLS coaildont of
giving entiro Hatishotiot to all who may faVer
hirewith their patronage.,
A Can aolieited.
SIP/VERSA/ VILLAGE LOTS rOtt 8/11,11
(Zilit:tieftes,
D THOMF'SON
Watchmaker 4 Awelor
hogs to intiwato to tha inbabitantS Qf 3.0c1:=11
taut vicinitY, tIntt 140 (401104.
111.1_08.p. -Z1: -1.C1. Sept. int.,
open that Shop next door to Mr, ',12roble's [harness
nakorj, e 14. entirely new 811(1 018861(1
WATCHES CLOCKS & JEWELRY.
Prom a practical experience of tho trade ac-
‘tuired 80 Loudon and claeguw be *In a poeition
to meet all ita 1011.00411, l'04.illiP0111011,42 prowl
onleiontly, and et Moderate, Rates,
Watches and Jewelry Illade to Order.
Agent for i1lessr4 11. &tart d Go, (Lint.
ited), 1Vatelt manabotarei 8, Liverpool,
EriS O Mratcli.
18 niGHLY RECOMMENDED.
THOMPSON & M'OOUGALL'S
Steam Saw - Mill,
71 milea west of Devon, on Centre Gravel Road,
ConE,tantly on hand a complete stock et
HEMLOCK LUMBER AND fLA.TII.
Also Ash Flooring, Hickory, Whitcwood and Oak
On hand at present
200,000 FEET OF HEMLOCK. LUMBER.
(Seasone(1).
Ordersvili bo punctually attended to by leaving
them with
D. THOMPSON, Jeweler, Exeter.
Exeter, scut. 15, 1874. 66-3m.
rrITE W. D.MoGLOCHLON WATCH
is tho best in tho 'market
De sure and see tile W. D. Afeelochlon Witte
before buying. Yon win have no other after seein
1110113. All -who wear' them recommend them
Gold and Silver, Lady and Oentleman'e sizt s
.77 Dundas'Street, Loneou.eo the testimonials
Tile largest, best anti okoapest stock 08 11(10 Gold
'Jewelrey, Clocks, favor and. Plated Ware; Fancy
Goods, &a., in the Provineo. Berating of
ovary deseription. W. D. APOLOOLIN,
77 Dundas st. London, Ont.
mazamna=anaonnetramanttei
BISSETTS'
Livery ant)! Sale Stables,
tIii`ii'd444piciv1tli the Central Hotel).
11„1
•''IVERY
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Iet;
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F.U1
OOD HORSES AND COMFORT-
ABLE, vehicles always on hand. Favorable
arrangements =ado with commercial travelors.
.All orders loft at 13isaott's Tiushop wi11 bo
promptly attondedto.
11. T. BISSETT, Prop.
Exeter,.Sepa. 4:1573.
TO _Li' _A. It E R S
And Stock -Breeders.
SIATEET; v. s.,
ratbiate
of'the
Ontario
Has removed his emu) to ono door north of Iv
ransou'sbarneseshop, and directly opposite Da-
vis' Plaoksmite. shop. "voteriaary Moilioinos al-
ways mimed, calls prouratly attendedth.
liersca examined 48 10 their'etrandness
AugurtaStb, 1871
Veteri-
nary
College.
galingss, aoth &*loq5,61if.
.11 ‘4.ix p al'W.
mutate:FM
THE E., 11., &
,- THE subscriber bogs to thank tbo people of Ex-
otei and surrounding couutry for the very liberal
patronage bestowed upon him in the past, and now
.itfter enlarging his p101111818 88 prepared to do -work
which cannot be surpassed either in or outside,of
cities. Particular attention paicl to the making,
and fitting of coLLAII,s,
HARNESS
EXETER AND RODGERVILLE.
(Sign of the Big Boot).
HEAVY AND LIGHT,
BLACK AND SILVER MOUNTED,
ho most stylish anit faShionabto mannor pos-
sit 0. Repairing rocotiros twory attention. The
ROCKWELL BIT AND OVER -CHECK
00 000)). Ho would intimate to his many friends
that ho 1(08 1501(00 to thoir hotthhana intorosts 11
-Boots co-1cl Shoos.
awl has just 10001000 a largo aria varied stook for
Gouts' Ladies' Missos' Fwei youths, wear. This
branch will bo found replete in every particular,
and the 14t0(11C will be sold. At h. filiOlt 0AV11.11C0 0,1
coe s
st. Thorvioos Ilto, neer
itoad, have boon engaged to take charge of this
flopartmont. and 110W prepared to r000tvo all 01'
4)0113 for, work 1111111511111. Satisfaction 44.01.1001000
ivork porformod 4.111 eromptness.
14-81n. W. RANSON,
DR. H. KIN„.41,41,Si0v,
Oilloo end
((sideline —
Main stroot
Exoter. Pu
fitness holirs,
any time in
g ootlaayl 1 gh '
Thursagg y's ox1eptcC4 aavioo froo, ParontS
Should 011.11 101 atlinoo about childron's first tooth
its 4.00) 0(4 they, hog()) to fail. Work Win bo egura
to that of (1113' Ot110): 0e100112111 Warr)Untott satiafao
tory,
To
4z
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e5:
:
11177 Friona / Custoniers and ill) Publioin general I wolld at int:n
R1lft)IING
'ilyP45Z'ulne"'n'ITC71°0ttP°1PlQQzl°1t18t°1CbrlC'1erniSc:10tLes°:1°
.y,1.,:t,tid,111,i,I0118eotreo05 eretle0, 11li1(seiul10noni05WMh1 awe
eeeepyeshadetilloonleio to earry 00 the
CUTTING AND .T„A.ILORING 1313"Sil\TE§ '
0111011. 1 in teed tleyotiug my 111110 01111 attention exclusively, and hope to retain my old an
gahi reany,new oustemers.
There are a number of pe'rsons indebted tore° for
C+ROCERIES- ETC.
unci, as their Recounts should have been paid before buttery last, a prompt settlement is:re.
quired. ;111.4.raor to elear 141 t le balance of my stock before xemoval, I am now
OFFER.ING IT AT ir E11,7 L 0 W P 1 C
w4ip1) will not fail to Satisfy,'
I am agent for the
which, it is well known, aro the leading Sowing Machines in, Canada.
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HARN-ESS SHOP in CENT ALI.A.
Wm. Cotterell
oft
WIShOS to 0i304- 1111.91; ,7015 .{H OP
(F2.11.C1110Z 'UthBitbt.°Ir111:11.' /11.34(1.43114:51111510ht.
D Centralia, where all in want of •
:LIGHT OR HEAVY HARNESS
or any art iele usuany 1(011(1±21, an.
etass ostablishnie Buell as
SADTDIILUENK''S,
WHIPS,
'VALISES, &61
can obtain tno Sallie. Give mo can and examine my wokf.45 yourselves.
My prices are es low as those charged by any first-class workman: ' RE=
PAIRS PROMPTLYATTENDED TO. WM. COTTERELL.
Centralia, August -.8, 1872,
mtreic .61.111.1 enIVIZT MACIIINES.
0. C. WILLSON'S
MUSIC, SEWING MACHINE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
EMPORIUM,
SEAFORTH, ONT. 9
CILL IN THE_FRONT RANK AS USUAL
VIIIIVGIVIACHIATESil
THE FLORENCE Xosielss, Revel sible Feed Lock aDd Knot Stitch Family Sewing Machin elm
Reapa tho world inperfeo.don and rangof work, strength and beauty of drrability of construction
and rapidity of motion, Call and examine. Send for eirenlars. Agents wanted in every town in th
Province. This Machine has taken 11551 511105 atull the County Fans.
0.C.WILL1ON, General Agent, top orepomini-
FALL ARRIVALS.
EXETER has just opened out the largest most cemplete best- assorted and
cheapest lot of goods everjrought into this part of the country.
HAVING.
inroorte d a 11 of his Dry-Gioodsfrom:
VG.Z.
Ire is able to do a little better than any other housein this part of the courreryi,
and does not hesitate to say that
11E11as 'alio LARGEST sTocitor GOODS IN the COMM
and as cheap as can be found anywhere
High ‘st market price paid for all kinds of produce.
Reitiernber this is the Oldest Established HORSE) in the County
Opposite- the Post Office.
GR CE
UORS
MACE
Has just received a large -and excellent Stock, of 6-roceries
consisting of
Green.,!Black and Japan TEAS,
Raisins, Currants,
Prunes, Rice,
SUCARS ac,
wi
which he s prepared to
SELLGHIE),f-kPER THAN EVER
DON'T PORGET TO GIVE''THE NEW STORE A !CALL.
e.
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Oittirtaoist5.
NORTH
RIFLES!. RIFLES ! RIFLE !
R.CLEMENTS'‘ PATENT IMPROV'D
„ „ .
ARTIFICIAL LEO.
Adotifod by, filo Surgeon Goiterei. It, 8. A.,
Ilia 1.1. 11. Aimy and Nn,Vyi Very light, yet
atrong mut datable, perfect iit Mitten, 1,-Vith
27 years' practioal mid careful experieneet 11s-
74040 014011(100177 to this speeial traneli el
sutgery, len-owed, by. the Orost PiNo
'Ildledal at the WOrtil'S 1.11xpwa1oi1, 1841
mad now niiiVeraeliy admitted by all Surgeons
as the Most perfect Artilleial tog Ic00014-
M405itfeate577, :1,320 chestnut -at. tehlloetolphie,
J Li1/441:111011, Druggist, igent, Moattcal
Q.,wliere inodois Can be Sena for :114
nstrated CatalOgne.
CARRIAGg FACT011
Messrs, G. & J. 13rooks have
llOW e,onitnc:aced the niiin.nfac-
bine of Buggies and. Wagons
for the Spring and ST1111/Y1017
Trade.
Tiatms,-----Cash or Short Cre-
dit.,
Also; onhand,a tof- of Scotch
Diamond:narrows, of their OWL.
1114/1010t1ITC, WilicAl they can
and will sell as choop as any
ono in the tiwous.,
easo to call in,
J. SURD & SON
Thuidas-st., London, Ont.,' have now ,on 1,1,anti
0.
largo stock of
'limiting Sporting and Target atifks
of their own manufacture. Powder, 01101, copy
cartridges, wadding, fislung:taOltio, and goner.
el sporting goods.
Send per poet for Price LIst, lopairing itt
the Gan lths exectited promptly.
London, sept. 3, 1874. 44.371.
13 Pitt r
rictit 501181111011 takee pleasute
ing the piddle that,
HE HAS COMMENCED', BREAD ,
1318411151 Bald 0 g, in xxetey, Irtovipo.":',0c61te1'
' the aervices of Ii
l'1.1AOTICAL *.i.ARI:ilit
1 emi griarentee Satisfaelion, anti, h05)(1 tO ge- .
, cure the. unblie patroing4e, "..Lelltead fog t'tIo• tit tivilpost.Oill0',
,
mottABD sANDing .