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e a root eellar ender his barn, or
owhere but under his lamee, hut he
e,an keeP his seller Ireta stielting witb
Vegetebles itho wiU tak,e
rttle pans to clear out every 'eprieg,
Via epee:, the windowe so as to give 'a
"eiroulatialn of the air through it from
ePring Until fall, Rotten vegetables
"end etagnant air in the cellar, eomire
alp through the 'timer into the living
rearae mid sleeping rooms lets proatte-
y a Case 'of Typhod fever end
"other d2se1ses that have hefiled all of
foat Q hysielane to cure, at is at:
%dal es 1.410 illia$11111. of a ewautp,
liave been into houses where wry -
'thing was thee feel clam epleedid
taailehing au1advearaaeo, and tle
inmates lireathine,.., in an air as fold
at privy vault, from the odours erisieg
Strom cellars through the 11901:3,
Yes and I have seen saeli houses,
'al:here the odour from the was as per.
'oeptible is the living room as if it had
-opened out of it, Etna the family eat aed
alepi; as if le the midst of spicy gales.
And they thonght sick heaclaclies, few
ao euthmer eomplaints andealser dis-,
orderia'that stheted them %vete simply'
mysterious dispensations" instead of
being the penalty of breathing poison.
%kik drains and thoir Etocompanying
:3ese;pe-a1eare another prolific cause of,
(disease.. The old-fashioned °pee:
drain, running along near the hack
across the path perhaps and
analeing an unsightly and. offensive (to
-aye and nose) track, is perhaps he
least deadly 'cif the whole if neglected,
`fel- there is an escape for its odours in
She oat -of door air; but the more gen-
teel totered drain, ' throuh which the
foul air is coatinually:being driven hack
into the house, eau only be kept whole -
limn by having a very sharp fall aed,
srequent eleaeiaa and the use of ab-
esorbents an‘d, disinfectants : aed it is
too often allowed to leak through into
4t and poison the water. Look out for
'that. With air and water both poison-
eed, Will -stand a pool' chance for al,
-aong life or a healthy one
solution of copperas, unslaked
gime, :chloride of lime, and carbolic
aicid are eifher of them good to destroy
fall odours and the poisonous germs
:that -arise from -such places, and they
wre any of them cheap enough, so that
'we can afford to ase them freely,but
tthe two last named smell alraost tiadis-
:agreeably, if not ass unwholesomely, as
:anyplace where you would use them.
Pure, dry earth is nearly as good aP
:anything else, and will, by absorbing
:ad the valuable parts that would other-
-vise escapein the air, soon become a
;good fertilizer for 'your land. There'
i's only one objection to it, it does not,
meet anything.—Boston, Journal.
• .
-.11U010.10.
--
Sweet meets—two fond lovers in a
ffirst embrace.
It is impolite to say a man has
4'4/twits" say "facial area."
It's curious that we employ Irish
Trieze X° prevent American freeze, isn't
it?
The earliest art students made arrow
!heads. Some et:the latest art students
=eke 4hatdifieleads. • '
'"I'm married now." was the excuse
et Chicago youth gave a florist for not
:buying as many bouquets as in fernier
year.
He was ne of oar most energetie
snateee,".eays a village paper in se
eieituery notice, "and we tru estees
lapny."
There is a man in Indiana who takes
thirty-two newspapers, and you might
ats-well try to ride a whirlwind on a
sidesaddle as to attempt to impose upon
that Mins
• "Now my little boys and girls,"''saia
mateacher, wantetou to be very still
:so that you can hear a pin drop. In a
'moment all was silent, when a little
boy cried out, "Let her drop!"
-"Have yort any nice fresh farmers
feggs ?" inquired a precise old lady at a
grocery store. "No, nuem," replied
•the praetical clerk, "but we have some
• -very good hen's eggs:" She took three
lto 'try.
It is -said that the Baptist minister
/Who is carrying on the pen -fight agabast
alio Catholics at Trenton'i
N. J., s eo
'bitterly opposed to the
Roman faith,
-that ba manuscript he wal, not cross
Eis letter T's.
A. bachelor returning from a hall in
It crowded coach, declared with a groan
that he had not the slightest objection
to "rings on Ms fingers," but he had a
" most unequivocal aversion to "belles ot
atis toes.'
.Doubtless Mr. U. C. Samples, of•
Georgia., don't appreciate what a nara
,row escape he had from a falling tree,
which killed the two moles he was
And yet U C Samples of such
ingratitude constantly.
k 440- 4 010 1-1i0POlintS
he way iu (11Q Wile 01. 0110 Of 1110
St. lands, eroolael ebiskey eWinalere
WAS O1reete4 wion, on elealee her hes,
baea in the peaiteetiary, she :eaw ham
in to striped garb of n evict. The
ease tarnishes a aeonliarly penetratiaa'
warning to eespectable eiteettle who in ,
dulge an guilty areetices ander the lie•
tion they will 11OVOI.` bo found out.
Their pneisb meet may 'bring the sharp-
est
pins of esti:ging to their litho
-
cent wives, Ilea may destroy tbe
eves and boos a.i1 gooa name of
thok3a wbo 1tre the coats° of their ,do
mesa() affection, tied may thus,. breig
ea themselves e penalty greater oven
then that of the law. if a ion's }vita
k aware thet he is pursuing it wrong -
ea -cornea, aeriloes to his family, it is
tier duty to try to brieg about a eliang,e
bis waye. If Ite should make her e
cO1) b1on in til0 proaecution of his
misdeeds, and be sbeiiiretiter into
awn), or suetain Lim in them, ,she Can-
not eonsplain when she heeenies, .eafe
ferer in las puniehmente 'llere ere
women who kaow that tbeir husbands
'bre surreptitiously getting money by
tlishonest 1110111113, 11134 W110 at yet so
fella of the pleasures that accaue from
wealth, that they encourage rather
then disourage the praOtieere whose
fraits they enjoy. These are foolish
avornite, liable at any tiree to , become
the victims et their own folly.
A lady applying for admission to a
junior class of an Ea& tern seminary,
being queetioned by the President as
.to her qualification, replied : "I ain't
anuch of an arithrneticker, but I Km an
:excellent grarnanarist."
The shortest way the best—Mamma
(teeEthel, on their way to the latter's:
first party)—"Now, mindalarling if you
see any nice things on the table that
you'd like to eat; you mustn't ask for
them." Ether -4'0, no, mamma 1--111
take them."
A show -cage containing fancy, ameba
etc., "specimens of the work done in-
side," stands in front of a Trenton, N.
L, ptinting house, and a placara is at-
tached to the same, which reads in
large letters, "arenas off," A few
nights since some witty newsboy gave
,goite a new import to the card by mak-
mg it read,"I-Iande off --on a drunk I"
:Country bookseller to Fout.th street
woman ---'Yes; but the work is both
iOstrective and hunorous." Fourth
etrot woman ---"That ain't the point.
Yon see my' husband has erippled so
.thanyagents, and your'e a taco looking
eetung man, anal hate to see you hurt
That's him coining in the back way!"
Thoyoung man saki there was nothing
eomptileory about it, aid Was gone.
Two lawyers in a country court --
cone of whem had gray hair, and the
:other, though just as 01cl a man as bis
lea:lied friend, had hair whieh looked
auspioionly black --had some alterca-
tion aboat a qtteetion of practice, in
wli'elt the gentlemen with the dark
hair remarked te his opponent, " A
porcm at your time of life "- looking;
at the baerister's giny boact-4, °tight
to lave long anottglibirrericileeto know
e'hat jo el:statuary in 81.1hh eases,'
,ott ;11v stare at my gray hair, if
:Foit like. Ify hair Icffll begray as loeg
Wanamaa Pasteareesaa-The euStom of
making presents to the bride, and fiame-
times to the haidegroomaoa the occasioa
of their marriage, is a. very excellent
one, which will never be objected to, by
the recipients at all events. There is
room for iinprovemeet everywhere; but
the young maa :subthitted lannelf
to the yoke of Wedlock a few days ago
=della) hard times an exouse for was'
might appear an indelicate. suggestion.
1 -laving' heard that certain parties in:
tendeirmakiug him handsome presents,
he madat e oa list of articles of furni-
ture which he would require after Lis
marriage, and handed it to a friend, ac-
companied by the request that presetts
to himself and bride would be confined
to articles found on The paper. The
consequence was that he received a con-
eiderable quantity of useful furnitere.
This practical idea, may have been sug-
gested by a brief residence in Spain,
where the above custom is general—a
list of articles required being made out
by .the bride and given to a friend on the
eve of her marriage. It is a very sens-
ible reform that might be introduced in
Canada to great advautage.
In North Verulam, on Supday morn-
ing, Deo, lath, between three .and four
o'clock, Mr. George ,•Lowree.'''ank Eiis
-family had a narrow escape from death.
Their house is sititeated on lot a, :con.. 2.
Somervilk, and was subStatitially built
of logs. About three o'clock on Sun-
day morning Mwasa.owery awaken-
ed by a roaring noise all around the
house, and on arisiee found the entire
house enveloped in filmes, which was
just breaking through the loga into the
interior. Ere suatched 'up a bed :ion -
raining three children and carried it
out. The opening of the door gave a
fresh draught, and with the exception
of the second bel, nothing more could
be got out, all the family being in their
clothes. Mr. Lowery placed the family
on the beds, and Mr. James Foster
.went off to Mr. Hanley's, a neighbor
about half a Mile distant, fora, horse
and cutter to bring the suffering family
away. The told was intense, the ther-
mometer showing about 15' below
zero, and before die party could be got
to shelter they were badly frozen. • Mr.
Haley made them as comfortable as cir-
cumstances would permit, and in the
morning Mr. Foster removed them to
bis own house.
Coroner Ramsay tells a story of an
attempt to hoax him in the County of
York some years ago, by an individualho
wtook him a distance of some four-
teen miles.to bold an inquest on tho re-
mains of a manawho, it turned out; had
been dead a quarter of century.
The Doctor, howevea, tables; b3e. hold-
ing an investigatien, eumneepiOg his
partner to give medical testimony and
collecting. a large•aoill fr cm the, County.
Max Adder seems to have got hold of
this in some way, and dresses it as
follows :—"A coroner of ours seized an
Egyptian mummythat W113 brought in-
to team, summer -led a aur, held an in-
qhest on the mumthy, brought in" a
verdict of 'Death from causes unknown,'
and charged the.county with the'. usual
fee, with compound -m interest frothe
time of 1VIosesaa-Orialia•Paokat,
Scene in a Green Bay, Wisconsin,
police court, Justice Westman presid-
ing. Several gamblers were under ex-
amination, and one of the. witnesses
was questioned about .whet he knew of
gambling in the saloons in town. Yes,
he had seen gambling going ou in most
of them. "Well, oue for instance ?"
"I have seen men gambling -in the Old
York Saloon."What "What were the
stakes ?" "They wee° a horse on one
side and money on the:other." "Well,
which won ?" aJudge ,Westman won
the horse." Peremptory cornmand from
the bench—"There, that will do; this
examination is reaching into too wide a
range altogether."
PURE ,GIRLS AND, IMB
PURE oys.,-Girls,'
iti treating dissipated young men as
equels„-do a wrong .tbey, can scarcely
reaiireSiteh'meii should be in.tide to
fell that until they walk with correct-
ness and hence. in the paths of right,
good people stand aloof from them.
thrls,who respect themselves will not
be seen with' such men, and decline, to
receive them on familiar footing of
friendship. Itis a, mistaken , kindness
to poultice When ealistic is needed, and
I am inclieed to think that a little
sharp decision on the part of the girls
of to -day: (itti d go fat to ;correct the,
general lodsonese of .inei'ality 'among
young men.
Ti RitsittegS Mtn,
Ifyon want circulars, ,
If you want hand -bills,
If you want envelopes,
.tf yjou want busieess coatis,
If you want neat bill -heads,
If you want shipping tags,
If yon,want tasty letter heads,
If you want nieo visiting catds,
If you want the best" of work,
If ydu,,want ,thy Elia of peintieg,
Leave your oraers thelames office
and yott can socore them on ior
at low ratea end the best etyle,
TI -IE ALLAN LINI.1.—Any parties
intending to go to • tempo Weuld: do
well to tall at the Times 0Mo°, and buy
it ticket fee the Alia ti Line Of Steamers,
one of which loayes Quebec and Pore -
and for Liverpool. and Glasgow every
Satardrty. When Seeding home for
friends neatly $7 is eaved on eveey
edult passenga by getting the tickets,
from the Allen Line Agents in thie
lira, ant11 youro #114 'be lck AS it °witty, instead otoonditql the trolley.
10.04s yetla ,dyaa" ' :11101te
The
zeta
gouts'
Vetrete
!Tees
late liappY New Year comes again
Witli all its mirth and pleasure ;
Its hum Is ou the passieg breeze
And in °twit feetive measure,
The first day of anolliee year
Haat brokea full mat briaba,
a[ay God above give us' his rove
And gniae us all eriglat
'Ober Patroas latuable trade,
Good citizens and neighbors ;
As kind indelgeeee alweye gives
New strengthe auto my labors,
I've come tine happy New. Year mere
(estein with our devil)
.119 11,1i1 with s'oeg' this new vette bore
Ana wise; ,yee merry rovel.
I have not power as have win
To breathe saft inspiration ;
Had I but power as well as skill,
I'd have no affectation •
Rut sine Mend with all my soul
The glories of our nation —
I'd time the strings of patriot lyre
And shout, with- exultatien.
I'd sing. Of how our comitry's eYrown
in wealth and population;,
Hoar bright ambition'selrerishal dreams
Have had realization.
How ber bright star has aVer shone
The brightest ie the say ;
For love and peace surround her throne
And Gen is ever nigh,
-
To Him Who rules .in Leaven above
• And in the earth below—
To Him who in his mighty love
dame down for us to die—
We're Isn'ght we naust to him emit
Preis() for blessings we enjoy ;
He blessings gives and blessiags hold
His love is not alloy.
No nobler theme could I desire
For. this my lucubration ;
I could not wish a better, higher
Than praising Him above ;
But your pallet= thus might tiro
And cause you irritation—
Alai you will own I ever try
To keep you from vexation. .
We look with pride npon the stride's
Onr village yearly takes,
And mark its wealtheinereasiug size,
'While man improvement makes. •
Thro' all Ontario's broaa domain
No place is rising foster,
'Twill over rise if Wisdom reign
To guard it frem disaster.
•
Vithlightsome he,art thee' summer days
rare tramped- ray, way along,
N'or weld the .fi'ercest, hottest rays
eiy willing steps prolong.
I'm every Thnrsday at your, dooa,
• To yetathe TIMES deliver; .
Though often I have fiat footsore,
I've Lever faltered—never.
Though winter's chill and biting blast
May whistle o'er the main,
And Wintetadeep her mantle cast,
I'll bring tbe LAMS again.
The hottest sun, the coldest wind-.
But cheer Me On ray way;
I'll lightly larigh when they are past,
Or sing a cheerful lay
And. while it suppliant air I scorn,
And a menial spirit hate,
I value higls all gifts I earn,
Though they be small or great.
Reward me therefore as you may,
My prayer shall ever be:
May God in heaven direct your
Through all eternity.
DIABOLUS.
way
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
For the protection of the public of British
North America. I clown it my duty to state
that my Pills and Ointment are neither
manufactured nor sold in any part of the 'United
States, 1,,ach pot and box bears the
tie 1 Government Stamp,with the words, 'Hollo-
way's Pills Mild PintMent,LOM1.01VeligTfi.ved there-
on. On thelabolis the address, 533 Oxfoztl street.
London. This„ notice has become n6cessary, in
conseqzionoe of vile and spurious imitations of
" Holloway's Pills" an 0 Ointment "
a178 Maiden ',atm
;Cos styling tbmia-
and Co.," with an,
ina.:k thus -
'vendors can ob.-
a very, low price,
ancisb deceive you by selling the
same for my genuinellollout's.Pills and Oint,
anent, wm
which are anufacture only at 533 Oxford,
street,London. Persons who may .be deceived
please. oommuicatewithme.Manyrespect'blefirms
in tbeBritish 'Provinceswho obtain nay medicines
direct from,here, lilve very properly suggested
that I should, fen. the beikefit of themseliesand
the public, hisort their names in the papers, that
it may be knbWn thatuledidineg earl be had ',Tenn
ine from thein. The following is a list of the firm
alluded to; rind I particularly °commend those
who desire to get my ir.edicines to apply to some
of the houses named1-Messrs, Avery, Brown &
Cm', Halifax, N. S; Messrs.. 'Forsyth & Co., N. S.
Messrs. T B Barker & Sons, St John,,N 13 ; Mr. T
Des Brisay, Charlotte Town, P E I; Messrs:Lang-
'ley& Co., Victoria, 330; Messrs. Moore & Co.,Vic-
toria, 33 C; Dr. John Pallel, Chatam, N 33; Messrs.
Munro & Cr., Montreal; .Messrs. Winer & Co.
Hamilton; Mr. If J Rose, Toronto; Mr. A. C1341-
mn.n Smith, St. John.11 33 ; Mr. John13ond, Goiter--
itch; Mossr. Elliot & Co, Toren o • Mr., Chaloner;
H '
St john, N13 3 Messrs.
anington Bros., St john
"NB ; Mr It Priddy, Windsor; Mrs Cryan, lfordon,,
N S; Mr George Hunt, jr., Fredrickton, N 33; Mr
WH Phompson, Harbor Grace, N F; Mr 3 id
Wiltry,Frecirickton, 5T 33; Messrs W & D Ysilie
Montreal. ' Tho modftinest are sold at the lowest
wlaolcsale neit prices, in quantitieS of not less -
than 1,2f worth -viz., 85. O.,22s., and 3,1s.per dozen
boxes of Pills or -pots of Ointment, for which re-
mittance must be sent in advance.
' THOMAS HOLLOWAY
„ .
being. fabricated
New York, by par
solve " Holloway
assumed tr a de
nn r n cipled
-Wu this trash at
AT ,THE
People's Grocery
Store.
J CRUITNICAN
has reteived a large stocic of
GROCERIES. CROCIallY &c.
alma largo stock of
CTS; SZIOES
suitabldfor Fall and Winter, consisting of
Men's Women's and Child-
ren's Wear,
Those in Want of a farsi -class articie in the Boo
end shoo lint) shoulcl not fail to
EXAMINE MY 8TOCk
:Before purchasing,
aa my experience of tbirty`yoars hi that 1010 dfln
blur./sos in,pnrcliasing to So166t tinit 'only:which
can recommend.
Fir,t
ti&loolii-.T.ioT or-
lass Baon
d'T5ST IttatiVIM
j. CRUNNICAN,
Dttoi)titicTS OLD STAVD.
• HERE,
COMMONBEN8E
STRA*CUTTER.
1 have heard about you, and what 1 have
heard is true, alio •aest---seeotel, 0 eons hi
the country,
WhO Selle Toix ?
Why, it is It, I -I. Dykla, Hotel Sta..
blos, who also pays oasli for
Hides and. Sheepski.n
eitlier there or at D,
•
NEW BUTCHER SHOP
he undersigned. would inform: the
thants °tractor and vieloity that lie has
oprNED A NEW BUTCHER SIIOP
0110 door south of his Blaolcatnith shop and hopes
tho same liberal patronage that has bean se
corded to him in the
DLAOIISMITII AND WAGON MAIIING
line will be extended to him in his now branch o
0118i Ot•OS, 11/8 Meat )1' tig011 N)111 call at tho xoai
donco et the villagers three times each week 00
FRESH MEAT
all kluds kept c tik tautly enhi, 1 at his hutch
• Obop,„
N, B. Blacksliithing and wagoo making earrEed
on, as usuai in al itfibranchOS; '
Exeter Deo. 2
Exeter . Clothing lIollse
The undersigned baying secured the servi-
ces of a first.olass cutter,
Mr. Henry Harris,
• LATE OF CHICAGO),
is prepared to fill satisfactorilyall orders with
which he may be favoted. Tho experience
and success of Mr. Barris in cutting and fit-
thig garments warrant mo in guaranteeing
A PERFECT FIT •
to everyone who favors me wall his order.
uaecnukt 9f the hard times I am, deter-
mined to seir elcithlui* 'or, 1167.5trioes
other clothing house iu the West.
I BUY AND SELL FOR CASH.
A choice lot of Gents' Furnishing Goods just
received. Oloth bought from mo out free of
charge. J P MoINTIME.
1/11H.Ta W D MeGLOCHEON WATCH.
7 is title bost in the inarktt "
Bo sure and got the W. D.McGlochlon watch
before buying, You will have no other 'Inez see-
ing them. All who wear them recommend them.
Gold and Silvor, Ladies and Gentleman's S17,0S.
77 Manaus street, London. See the testimonials.
The largest, bostu.nd cheapest steak of tine Cold
Jewelry, Clocks, Silver, and Plated Ware, Pauey
Goods, &c., &c., in the Province. Repairing of
every description. W. D. McGL01:1011.LON.
77 Dun das at., London
O
DMINION GUN SHOP AND RI-
: ,3?' LE FACTORY.
R. W. S :E' R
1 Manufacturer of and dealer in
Rif Shot Guns Revolvers
Woodham
Vr
alaadlatta
Of the
Stool: ere
LIT V
—
Veteri.
nary
Ontarle a i • Vollege,
,
eeerealevea his office to ono door north of
Elton -0,7s harness* shop, and near'l opposite,
John's Thmliop, 'Veterin4ry medeeincs al.
waye on baud. (4,0.114 promptly attended to,
'gorses Ewnine(3 as to their soundness.
August, 2Stli, 1073,
75) ALL (75
Gents Fu.rnish'nq
AND GENERAL,
THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS TO AN-
nounco that ho has 1 ast received a :splendid
assortment of
CAAO SCOTCH a, ENGLISH
Nri
BLACK BROADCLOTHS,
DOESKINS,
which for
STYLE 41:D Qp:ALITY
WILL BE HAED TOBEAT 1
TAILORING
Department is replete with every modernito-
provemoot, and furnished monthly with.
FASIITOZT PLATES
American Styles and Cuts
Woleis guaranteed, and out in the mo
fashionable style.
Oral early and no one of the ohoicest and best
seleeted stooks in town, and offering low
prices for cash. CL SOIITECO TT.
HEND'Eg$ON.4.„..WHITE
SUCESSC B,S' TO G. B, SMITH,
ST. M ARY's
are showing wonaerful value in
OVERCOATS
Ready-made
IN MEN'S AND BOYS.'
, ALSO
Wsincies,nannels,Black,Lus-
., tres and Vierinbes`
Fresh stock of Boots and shoes,
"CHEAP AS EVER."
HENDERSON & WHITE
Successors to G 13. Smith.
St. Mary's, October 22, 1875.
Why Don't You Go to Johns?
.folins keeps up Main street, at his olastand,whore
he has boon for 13 years. JOht19 has moved into
his new shop aow. Anybody will tell you where
Johns' Tin -shop is. If you do not lc,:ow where to
and it, ask .tho first man you 500 .0. Exeter to show
you. Ho'll.de it When you get Came youll know
it's the ple,ce because there no other place just
llko 'tworld.
Johns sells stoves, tinware and things. Yon'll •
soo them lying clear out on the sidewalk -ell of
them marked in plain figures. Yon don't need to CENTP
ask for what you waut, You can piult tuem up
anywhere.
A
D GRIST MILL
meter
rpITE4 SUBP$05113F4Ti, li GS TO INTIATAJTI
that having rocelltly overhauled and
, ,
Re4tted the Machinery,
• Ho is aolv PrcPared to do
a tirst-Plase manner, and for a few weeks,
while Utoro is plenty of water power,
will chop clean
DRY GRAIN ,FOR GENTS PER BAG,
Hilary it along before the stream
freezes up,'
FLOUR AND FEED
'it usuaLat
lVho OSEde Prices,
When takee from the mill by the par
• chaser.'
And from additional improvement
het he hes eompleted, he is now pro-
ared,to Lo
CHOPPING
every working day. Parties can ha
their grists honae the Sallie day
with. them.
D. lal'LENNAN
Exeter, Dee 20, 1875.
THE FIRST TRAIN
5:3'"* Highest oash pin paid for hides and
Sheep skins,
• There has just
A IITED
AT
BISSETT BROS.
THE LARGEST STOOK ,OF
S
TO V E S
vet bronglii into pxoter, imported from Lon-
don, milieu and Toronto.
tr-1
Cri
Ttds stockhas been purchased with the in ten.
tion of soling it again, and not with any idea
of ki-oping nue stove ::over, as would be the
case wore they not bought at low rats, andto
sold at the ,smallest margin 0,f proat.
We Cannot be Undersold',
and are bound to give satisfaction,
Do not fail to call before purchasing elsewhere,
and examine our stock of
Tinware, Coper-mare, eto,
LAMPS, CHIMNIES, COAL -OIL.
• and 1,000 L SCALE ..lrOB, 18.
Copper, Iron, etc., bought.
RISS ETT BROS.
JOHNS SELLS CHEAP
so his store is always full of mon and womon.
Last Saturday his store was chock full of mon
and 1V01110E1, mud he had as much as he could o
to take the money. Such a lot of money! I tell
youthose
New Patterns of Stoves
are Stunners,
Nothing liko here in those parte. Then there is
such lots of
Hot -Air Drums
_
and othe things. Such beautiful 1 amps, nt w
enandeliors. Tabio Cutlery. Cruets, Mats,Brass
mid Enamelled Kettles, Sane. ans and Pots,
Churns andBrooms, Basks'and Butcher Knives,
Sausage Machines end scales, Coal 00: Black load,
stove pipe varnish, and hundreds of other -things
useful and good, and you'll Ilnd theth piled
from the collar up to the coiling.
* HITS IS NOW
JOCOWARD,
but folks do trOWsl around. him and ask so many
questions and pay hirn so many compliments
about his stock and his grand way of 00114 things,
Harness Shor that he gots kind of cduflasticated and loses him-
self up in the garret
—_0—
IZENELY
Manufacturer of Light and Heavy Harness, woulo
nform the inhabitants of Usborne and Blan bare
hat he hes on hand'and. is prepared to manufac-
uro
LIGHT AND HEAVY HARNESS,
nit those in want of anything in his line will
re lament sing elsewhere llepairing promntly I
P CE N X FOUNDR,Y
tidy their own interests by giving him a cal be-
. tended to, Carriage tr'sart,On done. 75 -Em.'
COUNTING HIS MONEY
(if hohas any), The best time to see him is on
rainy days, Ho is always around then, brit if you
want things that are useful and ornamotitfil it
makes no difference what day you cell, because
bis men will always in akeyou feel asif you were
at home, and will sell you things cheaper than
you can buy them elsewhere.
TEAT'S JONS
.1•••••••
BUSINESS LOCATIONS
AND
Buil Eng it
can be obtained:on easy terms in this
THRIVING NEW VILAGE
which, from its great advantages in:eonnee
tion with a
Depot and Station
ON THE
London, Huron & Bruce Rail-
way,
cannot fail to become a place of importance.
Capital Opening '
is presented for almost every kind o industry.
or'HEMAS TRIVITT.
Centralia Sept. 6, 1875 106-tf.
NEW
Stove and Tin Shop
IN
CREDIT
N.
THE 'UNDERSIGNED WANT ,TO AG.
the surrounding countly that Nve.have opened
out in Bissett's old stand a complete stock of
TOVES, TIN a and
COPPER WARE, ,
COAL OH, LAMPS,
LAMP CHIMNEYS;
and in foot everything found in 0 first-class
establishment will be found With us. All
kinds ot bin waro manufactured by ourselves.
tVo flattoroursolves that by strict attention 1;8
business \vie will be able' Lo merit a share of
public patronage,
Eave• Troucl'hing
meao a specialty, and all
OPOtR8 f.,imoueTt y ArrtArbED TO.
QUAINT the inhabitants of erediton and
CASH FOR HIDES AND SHEEP
SIMS.
' Wool pleiti)ags and ,old copper
and rags' tialtoilfispxclitmgd' for goods.
soevroN
otobor nth.
Corrir '13athu:st & W'ellinTton Sts.,
- ONTARIO
JOHN ilLIOTT, PROPRIETOR.
MANTJFACTURER 03'
'Meadow Lark. Mearter and, 240Wer, Cultiva-
tor!, gang..Ylows,
Cornrnon Sense S traNv - Cutters,
A1.41) ALL L\IPLiMENTS VSED 1.1Y FARMERS.
FARMER'S'
this aneleteent lets a aoteao tq adanitted to the 1.0t,, 1.potOrt,
1.1
W.E13 G;1'N
At7J4 P070.
• ORDL.RED CLOTHING
use*
haying just received a Largo filook of Plain mid VAlliay 'Sweetie, *Over.
coatings, Broadcloths, Delaskioe, Ato,
A RIB S T-0 L ASS .'l'AIT.1011
°nth°, premises, and perfect flt guaranteed. New is the tartelor.e good,
cheap suit oroverooat Oont's Farnisbings will be found oomplete
in all its branches, consisting in part
White & Faney.Shirts
Teeed & Wool "
Woot Shirts & Drawers
Cashmere illuffiere
Windsor & 1P'cy Scarfs
Ties, Mays, &43.
Gloves and
Back, gid, Calf, Cloth
and Wool.
Linen Collars & Cuffs ;
Duke ot Connaught
Club House
ClinIlouge
Alexis, Captain,
Shirt Studs,
Solitaires,
Scarf Pins, Rings,
Watch -chains & Kees
A, Fresh, Stook of TeaS and Frits jtist coming for X -ma.
Paper Collars & Cuffs
Geueral Tourist,
Traveller, gilitarY
Mulligitrs Guards,
Sydenliam,
°onset, Royal,
)31olly Varden,
latindee, You Bet,
Rubenstein
. M. WE1313.
Tiff L., H. I B. 11. R. IS 011111t1
isszkao CARINING
hogs 1eave to thank his friends in Iozater and surrounding country or their liberal patonage,
in the past, and hopes to merit a fair share of their trade in tLe future, having
ON -HAND
ono of the Largest and
Best Assorted Stocks
fouggTV.OPeral. Store
'Usually
Dry -Goods, Groceries, Etc.,
itei.A.,dy-niad.e Cott:Ling, wines and. li-
quors, Hardware, Crockery, Bots
Riad Shoes, Leather, etc.
Please give L C. a call as he is determined not to be un.der-
sold by any.establishment in this section of counrty.
JUST RECEIVED
Grocery
AT THE
EXETER
and Liquor Store
A large stock of
Green, Japan, Young Hyson and
Biack Teas,
CLa..rrants, Iltrunc.:3
CA..7.T.N2.1D
Sardines, Lobsters, Salmon
Bitter Sauce and Pickles, Brandies, Gins Wines and. Sr4s,
Rye, Malt, Scotch, Irish and Common Whiskies, Tobaccoe
and Cigars,
Wholesale and Retail.
G. A. MACE,
Main. Street. Exeter,
PRICES
OF
STOAT ES
HAVE
Drctippod Right Down
AT THE GOLDEN STOVE, ST. MARY'S.
J. C. GILPIN.
GREAT REDUCTION
C I-1 E I" •
R -O -C -E -R -I -E S
The undersigned having just 'Opened out, and having payments' to make, is de-
termined to do a business though it be at a Great Sacrifice. To do this he has
'resolved to sell
FOR ONE MONTH
(which will include the Christmas Holidays), at the following extremely low
•prices, vi,;
Tea usually sold at 60 cts. for 45c.
Tea usually sold at 76 cts. fox 60o.
Tea usually sold at 85 cts. for 70e.
Tea usually sold at .$1.00 for 86c.
Sugars, all kinds, through competLion, below cost. Syrups,
Raisins CurrantsSoda &c 6z,o are , marked iioht down.
"11 „r
•
Canned Fruit and Fish in koepiny with the rest.
rn feet, everything is put right at the bottom, as our object for one naonth is
eat to do ss pitying lensinees, bat to tarn ovor Lae money, and at the same time
to become eequainted with the people. We want that all should. Call and eeo
is, and th ineentime CeCtite 101110 of tilos° bargaine wo are now offering,—
Goods are guaranteed Fresh, and. of Good Value.
Don't forget the place,
'D' E "NW S NEW BLOCK
(Next door to Stanley & ,Ierinynas, altaanS.tAre.olLa.uGGET,T,
PEtt'NIS1--Oash 'oe I'f7oduce,
Exoter, December 11,1170,
•
no priblie, aul now bttsily ongagoAt making filo% for filo spring sOocling, and will be pre-( -.1.•.%Tonswcrttrn-st
dor, and will ender/Nor to keep on: hand eitheritind ,5130 tO atipply ally IDA V net 1111ST ' svtkikrfavtinq4 A WX mAolemi A. or
dakhze..figioha
pose to sapply,thom 0, 10,11, 1215hos oaotty willf,labro:siliftor williotit, It000rdifig 'to oic
eivai afar order., 'Thi tyle, 6111111 .1 Ana mOriat food WilIbe.foural 0114 tint can be desired,
mai it eettellea, scot saresssed la Westese aaeade. •
• • JOHN ' ELLIOTT
rho ia Pronntity'y, Sorner aathitearma Wellington Sts., totalea,
DI.As,A.gent, Drow 4 ttOtt)1, EXtter.
A SPtin011) a'ssotgiobt, always On haticl, Mmy kitdftIrt isloa td Order,
na'vned itildua6r StietieFdioutgiltklt
ift.
them thoroughly, it would bo am d lvantage to tholL3,11) Want 'Of Ono 44CM lee. All Or',
Jets :by mail promptly attended to, nu, wig% 006 <100r leVeSt:61 the OOMMereill Hotel.
1444
4*"0.114111,4N, 0(ncibor 14100,