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•ritudelxitift,41)it a4T.Petlirtoleoo va'a tt“, her clutYto try to bring abent eltange
iiimaree 'breathing rzi.,.ap air as foul asRe Should mal;e
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'eellars tlniongli the misdeeds, and sbe should enter into,
• ' Yes, and; balm an Sueh houses, taOm 0L smitain him in them, she ean-
':. ectenr frou ale was as Per uot complain when she bee:a:nes a suf-'
‘ceeptible n: tne Jyji Lraoni as if it had ',"erer in his Punishment'. There are
wemon who km* that their husbands
are surreptitionsly getting money by
dishonest means, and who are yet so
fond of the pleftsures that acorns from
wealth, that they eneourage rather
then disoahnge the practices ivhose
fruits. they enjoy. These are foolish
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•PI) 0'404, 0 1,43' eflt; and the family eat and
Islept. "if in the 'midst, of, spicy
And they, theught sick headaches, fey
tOr leninmer ooMplaints andPo'lier
•iordera that afflict -pd theft were simply
"mysterious dispensations"' 'instead of,
' being tile, penalty of breathing poison,
Si1.14 di'AJ.11.8 and their aceompanying 'woman liable at v t r' 111 t() become'
• ess pools aNc another Proldie eanse 61- the victims of IUD: OWil folly.
• ialsease. oid•fashioned (To•il
'Oain,' running along pear the bock
taoor, acroks the path perhaps and'
making an unsightly and offensive (tr
eye and nose) track, is perhaps the
ritst deadly ot the whole if neglected,
•there is an eecape for its odours in
lthe,mitedf door air ; but the more gem,
••teel covered drain, throuh which Qv
foul air is 'continually:being driven back•'
to the house, en only be kept whole
• some by having a very sharp fall and
• by yrequent cleaning and the use of ob-
. rserbents and disinfectants : and it
•Ptoo often allowed to leak through lute
it and poison the water. Look out for
-that. With air sua water both poison -
Jed, we wilt stand a poor chance for n
„tong life Or a healthy one
solution of copperas, uuslnked
chloride of lime, and carbolic
.acid are either, of them good to destroy
tall,odours, and. the poisonous germs
ithat arise from such planes, and they
irre any of them cheap enough, so that
Nweenn, afford to ass them freely, but
'the two last nam'ed smorl almost as dis--
;agreeably, if not as unwholesomely, as
;any place where you would use them.
Pure, dry earth is nearly a$ good as
:anything else, and wfd, by absorbing
Ail the valuable parts that would other-
miise escape in the air, soon become a
good fertilizer for your land. Tbee
jis only one objection to it, it does not
(cost anything.—Boston Journal.
JIU.?IOP.
'Sweet meets—Iwo fond lovers in a
first embrace. •
It is impolite to say a man has
'"cheelre' say 'facial area."
It's curious that we employ Irish
friete 'to prevent Ameriban freeze, isn't
it
?
' The earliest art students made arrow
?heads. Some of the latest art students
Iroake chuchleheads.
•"I'm married now.'" was the excuse
ta thicago you th gave a florist for net
buying as many bouquets as in forme -
year.
"3723 -;•,;rr cne of our most energetic
etrnstees,' says a village paper in an
.,obituary notice, "and we tru•estees
• ,thappy."
There is a ma.n in Indiana who 'takes
it'hirty-two newspapers, and you might
ja,s well try to ride a whirlwind , on a
• e sidesaddle as to attempt to impose upon
Oat mane
.."Now my little boys und girls," said
ittleacher, want you to be very still
so that you can hear a pin drop. In a
Inioment all was sifent, when a little
iboy onied 'mit, "Let her drop!"
i"HaVeyon. any :nice fresh farmers
/eggs ?" inquired a precise Old lady at a
,grocery etore. "No, ma'm," replied
the.prat tioal "bet we have some
•very good hen'e eggs." She took three
tto try:
It is said •that the Baptist minister
•:Who Is'carryine• on the pen -fight against
•the Catholics a Trenton., N, J., is eo
bitterly opposed to the Roman faith,
that in manuscript he wt11 not 'cross
letter T's.
baiehdlor returning from a .hall in
•;it'crowded coach, declared with a groan
'that he had not the slightest objection
to "rings on his fingers," but be had a
most unequivocal. aversion to "belles dn
this toes.' ;
• .;Doubtless Mr. .1). C.. Samples, of
[C4eOrgia, dont appreciate, 'what a nar-
rciis escape he bad fr'orn it falling" tre'e,
which killed the two mules he was
;driving. And yet U C Samples of each'
„lingratitud,eedonstantly., •
A -lady applying for admission to a
'junior class °Pah •Ba -tern seminary,
being questioned by the President as
to her qualification, replied : "I ain't
much of an arithincticker, but I am an
:excellent grammarist."
The -shortest way the beste---Manama
:(to Ethel, on their way to the latter's
First party)—"Now, mind,dailin,g if yon
see any nice things on the table that
you'd like to eat, yon mustn't ask for
them."„Ether--"O, np,,rnap,ma
„take then:.'? t,•,%;• •
A show-caso containing fancy cards,
fete., "specimens of the work done
stands in front of a Trenton - N.
• ptiothig hottse, bind placard i5 At -
0110(1, to U10 •smite, which, reads in
large letters, "Hands off," A few
nights since. some witty eofyaboy kayo
• Toil.° a sewimport to the eard by mak.'
,itig it eeta "Elan 48 Oft4.-011 "a drutik
Country bookseller to N'ointla street
!wormin---"Yes ; bat the work is both
Anstroctive OM Inrnorous." Fonrth
street wom —" That ain't the point,
' You seo my husband has cripi4ed so
• ,ri ,th0nY ngetkta, 4•1,14 stoliu'a5. mtoIooking
1. and I hate to see you hurt I
com mg in tieback, way!"
4The yonng 1115.11said ths1to was nothing
toompaIs&y, about itt,04,41..,wo goee,
n(cetiirtes-
;01)6 t)t gray. hair a
4otheg,' thopgh.3ust,as bid a roan ttaillts.
Ilettoed trtehd,.
siist5:ieottely .1),Iaolt--hh(1, sotto iliLerea-
• tiell ahem qtioati()ri ,11"ft6t,i6Of fis
, •t1.1V'ett gentleinAg With ,h0 `davit
retnftylted to his ,• 012/Yonen-ko' " I
ha hair' which, 100 iett
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eit86gii
flairtif
cilk ty SSloftg
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• .Wieranwo PiressNrs.-eThe•eastont :of
-making preseuts to the bride, and some-
times to the bridogroomeoa the odeasion
of their marriage, is u very excellent
•oile, whiplr,Wiltnever :be objected to by
the rcd'illientS at all "events. 'There: is
room for iniproVethent everywhere, but
the yOung.man who submitted hint; elf
to the yoke of *edit:CYR few days • ago
made the bard tithe's .an"OtIlIS for:Vlett''
Might appear an indelicate suggestion.
Having heard that certain partiee in
tended making; him handsome presents,
be made oet a list of articles of fur)*
titre which he would require after his
marriage, and, handed it to a friend, ac-
companied by the request that presents
to himself and bride would bo confined
to articles 'found on the paper. The
,Cousennence was that he received a con-
Siderable quantity of useful furnitere.
This practical idea may have been sug-
gested by a brief residence in Spain,
whore the above custom is general—a
lit of articles required being made out
by the bride and given to a friend on the
eve of her marring°. It is a very sens-
ible reforin that might be introduced in
Caeada to great advantage.
In North Verulani, on. Siniday morn.
. .
ing, Dec, 19th, between thireo and four
o'clock, Mr. George Lowry and his
tam Lad a narro' op e ape from' death .
Their house is situated on lot 3, con. 2.
Somervilh, [Ind was substantially built
of logs. About thYee • tui Sun-
day morning Mr. Lowery was awaken-
ed by a roaring noise alt around the
.house, and on arieio, found the entire
house enveloped in dames, which was
just breaking through the loge into the
interior. Ile snatched no a bed 'eon -
mining three children and carried it
out. The opening of the door gave a
fresh draught, and witi. the exception
of tho second bed, nothing more could
be got onteall the family being in their
clothes. Mr. Lowery placed the familt
on the beds; and Mr. James Foster
went off to Mr. Hanley's, a neighbor
About half a mile distant, for a horse
and cutter to bring the suffering famil
away. The cold was intense, the ther
=meter showing about 15 ° below
zero, and before the party could be got
to shelter they were badly frozen. Me.
Haley mode thein as comfortable
can:stances \vould permit, and in the
morning Mr. Foster removed them to
Inc own hone. , •
Coronerlleiresay tolls'a story of an
attempt to hoax him in the Comity of
York some years ago, by an individual
who took him a distance of some four-
teen miles to hold an inquest on there -
mains of0 matnwhoe it' turned out, had
been dead a ,qharter of 'a. century.
The Doctor, however, tables, by hold-
ing an investigation; summoning his
partner to give medical 'testimony and.
collecting a large bill from the Comity.
Max Adeler seems to haa,e got hold of
this in sorn wsy, and dresses it as
follows i -e -,"A coroner Of Mire seized an
Egyptian' nibMthy"that was 'brought 'in-
to town, summoned 0 jury, held an in -
ghost on the mummy, brought in a
verdict of 'Death from causes unknown,'
and charged the -county,with the usual
fee, 'With coinpetradinterest from the
thno of Moses.—Osillia Pa alert.
Scene in a Green. Bay, Wisconsin,
police court, 3nstice Westman presid-
ing. Several gamblers were under ex-
amination, and one of the witnesses
was questioned abeitt what 110 knew. Of
gambling iu the ialOOAS in town. Yes;
the had seen gambling going on in most
Of them. •'Well, one for instance 2"
"I havi:ecen men gambling it the Old
York Saloon." "What were the
stakes ?" "TheYtVere,"ahorse .On. One
side and money on the ether." " •"Wall,
which won 2" "Judge WeStrnan WUD
the h or s e. Peremp tory co men adi d from
the benCh—"There, that will dd..; this
examination is reachrug into too, wide a
range altogether."
PURE Cr'11,111,8 AND XM1.51.111E BOYS.—Girls
in etreating..diselp4tdd y'eting, mai' as
equals, c o a wiong iey eau s ince y
realize. Such mon should be -made to
fell that until they walk with correct-
ness 013(1 honor in the .patlis of right,
good people' stand aloof ,from theta.
Girls who respect themselves will not
he'seen with such then, and decline to
receive thenion faMiliar ,footing of
friendship. It is a Mistaken kindness
to poultice when caustic is need4 and
I am inclined to think that a little
shari? docieinn• on the part' lit' tho
ghls-
ef ter-tirty would go far to cevect the
general ,looseness of Morality atheng
Young Oen . ' ' ' .
To Itaqsbless alto,
Ifyoti want circulars,
If you want hand -bills; ,. „.
If you want envelopes,' •
If you want business pardrk,
If you want neat-. bill4heads,
le your want shipping tags,,
it you want toty letter" heads,
If yen: want nice visiting cards,
-If you want the best 'Of ball worlt,
you ,iwant t!py.kl.iitI•eyfriAttfillg;
,'Ileave, your, ertlers at. tlietuns. oleo.
And, you caw:secure:theft' en •OhPri.;,
ice' 'Ittlow rate0' a11
,t b8st ttylc
tritr, 4.1.1ta' p.t.tttidig
intending ;to ,ge -to turope W01.1if ' tlf14
W011 CO Call 5.t tlY0 'fkait8: ofile6i and 'buy',
a ticket e Altai...1,16w of steamers,
Ofie Of 'Which laaVeS' Qtlebee 4'114 Deli -
l. a
'andlOr T..iivorpoond 'Glasgow' every
: sending, liciot,ti for
friontis 'lletrOy $7,,?1$ 'stoprl mit 'tweet
adult pagg0t16"tt by gat tit14' the ticItets
from 'the ittlan„ Lino Ageuts' this:
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AXIti guido .no 1 ,
Dear patrus Pr almelble trade,
Cood oiti4ona and , beigllbor*;
ikind indulgeP ca always gives, „
•New strongtli unto my labors',
T've eotuo this happy New Year Aliorii
(A. eel:3(9ov iyitit our ,• devil) ,••
liafl with song this 'new yea* boro)
And wish y04 merry revel,
I have not p*or as I -have
'To, breathe 4,2.4 sPiration ;
"Tad 1 but power as Roll as skill,„
I'd have no afrectation
But sing aloud with all my seta
lho glories of oily pitmen —
PO tune the strings of patriot lyxe
And shoat with exultation.
I'd sing of how our country's grown
In wealth, and pop ule tier),
How bright ambition `scherishid dreams
Have had realization. ' ,
How her bright star has ever shone
The brightest in the shy.; ;
For love an,c1,peace surround her throne
And GOD is ever nigh.
To Him who fillea in heaven above
And tb e eatlibe, 00 Wr—,: 4
m who in 'his' mighty •
Came down for us to die—
We're Wight we must to him asorit
Praise for blessings we enjoy ;
blessingw•gives and 'blessings holds;
His love is not ailoY.
No nobler theme could I desire
For this my lucubration;
I could not wish a better, higher
Than praising Him above;
But I your patience thus might tire
And Cause you irritation—
And you will own I ever try
To keep you from vexation.
We look with pride upon the strides
Our village yearly takes,
And mark its wealth, increasing size,
Whilo man improvement makes.
Thro' all Ontario's broad domain
No place is rising faster,
'Twill ever rise if Wisdom reign
To guard it freen disaster.
With ligh teteme heart thro' summer days
I've tramped my way along,
Nor eould the fierce.it, hottest rays
Aly willing stepeprlong.
I'm every Thursday at your door,
To you the Times deliver;
Though often I have felt footsore,
I've never faltered—never.
Though winter's chill and biting blast
May whistle o'er the main,
And Winter deep her mantle cast,
I'll bring the T -MES
The hottest sun, the coldost wind
But cheer me on my way ;
I'll lightly laugh when they are past,
Or sing a cheerful lay.
And while a snppliant air I scorn,
And A menial spirit hate,
\Mille higit all gifts I earn,
Thongh they be small or great.
Reward me therefore as you may,
My prayer shall ever be:
May God. in heaven-direet your
Through all eterniy.
. . Dnuionus.
way
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
For the protection of tho public of 13aitish
North Amerien, I deem it my duty to state
tt,at my pills and Ointment aro neither
manufactured nor sold in any part of the United
States, itch pot n.nd box boars the
British Government StantThwith the words, Sollo-
way's Pills 11110 0in-tin ent,Lonclon,'engraved there-
on. On' the label is the address, 533 Oxfoal street,
le:,00nuscelr. This notice has become necessary, in
nonce of vile and spurious imitations of
" Holloway's Pills and Ointment "
being fabricated ge a578 Maiden Lane
New York, by par ,Z ties styling th,m-
selves " Holloway 5,1 and Cu. " with at
‘ m a .71t tiMs—
assumed tia 1..fi
Unprin eipled vendors can
tain this trash at a very low price,
mid so deceive you by selling the
same for my genuine Hollowfty's Pills and Oint-
ment, which are manufactured only at 533 Oxford
street, London. Persons who may be doeeived
please commuicate with ins.Manyrospoct'ble firms
in, the British Provinceswho obtain my medicines
direct firm herei, hyve very properly suggested
Shat I should, for the benefit of themselves and
the public, insert their mimes In the papaya, that
it may be known that medicines can be hnct genu
Inc from them. Tho following is h list of the limn
alluded to; and I particularly 3 °commend those
who desire to get my medicines to apply to some
of the houses nnanecl;Mossrsr Avery, Brown &:
Co., Halifax, N. S ; DiesatE: Forsyth & N:' s.
Messrs, 9113 Barker & Sons, St John, N' 33; Mr. T
Des Drisay, Charlotte Town,P 32 1; Mors, Lang-
ley & Co., Victoria, B C.; Messrs. Mooro & Co.,Vic-
toria, 13 0: Dr. John Panel, Chatam, N 33; Messrs.
Munro & Co., Montreal ; 'Messrs. 3- Winer & Co.
Hmuhltort; Mr. J Rose, Toronto; Mr, A Cla'p-
man Smith, Bt. John. N 33; 1\Ir. JohnBon cl, Gode r-
; Messr. & Co., Torou„o ; Mr,, Chaloner,
St John, 3513 Mossrs..11anpigton Bros., St John
NISI Mr 31 Priddy, Windsor; Mrs Oryon, Morden,
350; Goorge Hunt, jr.,; Fredri olden, 3513; Mr
WH hornpson, Harbor Grace, N IP; Mr111
Wilfry,Fredricktob, N 33; Messrs W & D Yulle,
Montreal. The medicines are sold at the lowest
wholesale nett prices, in onantities of not loss
than .e2(1 worth—viz., Ss. C., 22s., and 34s.per dozen
boxes of Or pots Ointment, for. which re-
inittancp, must be sent in advance. .
7 THOMAS rtoLLOWAT
FRESH ARRIVALS!
AT ,THE
People 's Grocery
Stbre.
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8.9-,734NyQuTTL1I,
,-11alte,.1Aogr4 4, y,os, and lotsirtbsyg,
,ocar(k4s, prae, posR—seconci.,to#040
tb.O eountry,,,' •' '
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Inrhq
i);Yklia.k at;' ; 1s St
tklePi?1,41,9,40,iiQ p,40 g444 0, ;
la,ps ap,d, Slieep$1i3.7aS,
- either, tilers or flA'
'N.F4W rJ1OLB•
';11b,ea,a4ersigeel. would iliform the
J.; thaats 0 ilseter and rion)ity t13S lie inis
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OPENIP.41) A NJ3IW T01I1iit S1101)
009 41001 sontuof Isis niaoltamititsbop andliopes,
the snail° patronage that Lae hoOn. the
0Orcied to him in Pile
131401152fftrn AN") Whe011 MAErico
line vtil be extended to him in. his new branob 0
Imanioss, 1110 meat wagon will call at the 1'O5
donee of the villagers three 51111013 eadh week an
FBESH MEA.T
alliends 'kept QS llst1,L111 cin h t1 1 9.5 his Dutch
stop.
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N, B.and wagon Malting carried
on 5.5 080111 in al Its branches;
'Exeter Des, 2
R DAVIS.
Exeter Clothing House !
The undersigned having scoured the servi,,
eas Oa first-class cutter,
Mr. Eienry Harris,
(LATE OF CHICAGO),
is prepared to fill satisfactorily all orders with
which he may bo favol ed. The experience
and suCeeas Of Mr. 'Harris in cutting and fit..
tiug garments warrant me in guaranteeing
A PERFECT FIT
to"OV'OryOno. 11110faverarne •WithliiS 'order.
On account of the hard times I am deter-
mined to sell clothing at ab low prices as any
other clothing house in the West.
I BUY AND SELL FOR CA$11.
A choice lot of Gents' Furnishing Goods just
;received. Cloth bougnt front Inc cut free of
charge. J P McINTY,I1E.
:THE wr.p.moGLOCHLON WATCH
A_ is 1lie best in the in aria
Be siire ansi got the ,W. D.McGlochlon watch
before buying. You will have no other after see-
ing thm
e. who wear them recommend then%
Gold and Shiver, Ladies and Gentleman's slava.
77 Dundvs s the et, Lon don. See the testimonials.
The largest, bestand cheapest stoek of fine Gold
Jewelry, Clock
s, Silver, .id Plated Ware, Fancy
Goods, &c., &c., in theProvince. Repairing of
every description. W. D. MoGLOUC1tL ON.
77 Dund as st., London
I IOMINION GUN SHOP AND RI -
R, PLT FACTORY,
R. W.-SOPER
1 Mannfacturor of and dealer in
Iltnes,:Shot Gnus, Re064vers
Woodham
•Harness Shop
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EIMN11.7 ICA1-11511,,
Manufacturer °Might and Heavy HIrness, weal°
nform the inhabitants of Ushorne aud Blau hara
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hat he has 00 1100(1 thud. prepared to InZtallifELC-
1110
LIGHT AND HEAVY HARNESS,
nd those in want ,of anything in his line will
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9 the ,,,,,1„ „tary
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VelAeget
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ha 1oi1ove4 his offjce to ono Aoor north et
1,.1 rutt'sbaraess, Aop, and nearly. eppos'ite
„Top.a's Winshop, , Vottirleary. medeomes.
WiKti Ott 11404, OM§ PreowtY ottetaloci to,
porses Vixaminod as to thog se.audnoss.
'A);,Atist, `48511, 1$P, '' , ,,,.
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H (7:a,
Gents Furnish'g
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Ittu&4: a 111,011
THE $IMS011IBErt I3EGS TO AN
nounee that ho hem just received d ii0"414
aeSertanent of
CANASIANS SCOTCH Z. ENGLISH
licaVirEmbe
BLACK 13110ADOLOTIIS, &
DO.ESKtNS,
, which for
tTTLE. • AND QUALITY
. WILL DE IIAED TO BEAT !
TAILORIIN G
Department is replete with every modern 411-
,3 provement, and furnished monthly with
71Nate 11 7.0 BT PLATES
OF 1
American Styles and Cuts
All Work guaranteed, and out in the mo,
fashionable style.
Oall early and see ono of tho ehoiceht and best
selected stocks in town, and off,cring low
prices fez' cash. 0. ,S0t2HCOTT.
HENDERSON & WHITE
SUCESSC R3 TO G. B, SMITH,
ST. M ARY's
are allowing wonderful -value in
Ver .brought into Exeter, imported from Lon-
don, v.mill on and Toronto.
:ro
?Tap, SuAsoltxsiimB QS 0 I4471t.
' ittiat hallog r000ntkr ovorliaolcat aid-
-:
:A0t,tte0,41 t.1.10 .Xaollanorrf. •
CIZLIO'rINC
grit-o)ass manner, ariA for a few raght$,
wkilie there is pleat), witter power, *
will eboP °1"41.
DRY GRAIN FOR OeNTS FR RAO,
1-1urry it along Dofore the stream
frO9Zeri 11Pq.
FLOUR AND FEED'
LLS usual, at '
osale Prices,
Wben taker from the mill by the pur
chaser.
And from additional improvement
hat he has completed, he is now pro-
ared to ao,
CHOPPING
every working day. Parties ean ha
their grists home the same day
with them.
D. M'LENNAN
Exeter, Deo SO, 18745.
THE (FIRST TRAIN
m- Highest cash price paid f or hides and
sheep skins,
A
sr -
A
There hae just
;!0$
dot
iriaTED
AT
BISSETT BROS.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
T . V E S.
OVERCOATS
Ready-made Clothing.
IN MEN'S AND BOYS.'
ALSO
Wincies,Fla-cnels,131ack Lus-
tres and Merinoes
Fresh stock of Boots and shoes,
"CHEAP AS EVER."
HENDERSON & WHITE
Snecessors to G. B. Smith.
St. Mary's, October 22, 1875.
Why Don't -You go to Johns?
Johns keep up Main street, at his old stand, where
he has boon for 13 years. johns has moved into
his now shop now. Anybody will toll you where
Johns' Tin -shop is. If you do not kpow where to
find 15, ask the first man you see .11 Exeter to show
you. He'll do it. When you get their) you'll know
it's the place because there is no other place jut
like 11 5» the world.
Johns sells stoves, tinware and things. 'You'll
see them lying clear out on the sidewalk—all of
them market.; in plain figures. You don't need. to
ask lor what you want. You can pick thein up
anywhete.
JOHNS SELLt CHEAP
so 3118 store is always full of men AMU ,womon.
Last Saturday his store chock full of mon
and weitien, and ho liact as much as ho could ,0
ytoortostelie money, Such a lot of money! I toll
New. Patterns of Stoves
are Stunners.
Nothing like hem in those parts. Then there is
such lots 01
Hot -Air Drums
0
This 51.011 115.5 been purchased with the inten-
tiolt or selling 0 again, and not with any idea
of keeping one stove over; as weuld be the
case wpre they' not bought at low rates, and to
sold at the smallest margin of profit.
We Cannot be Undersold,
and are bound to give satisfaction.
Do not fail to call before purchasing elsewhere,
and examine our stock of
Tinware, Copper -ware, etc,
LIMPS, CHIMNIES,
and 1,000 L SCALE '1.s'OR 618 -
Copper, Iron, etc., bought.
BISS ETT BROS.
CENTRALIA
BUSINESS LOCATIONS
AND
Building Sites
can be ob5ained3on easy terms in this
THRIVING NEW VILAGE
and other things. Suoh boantiful I amps, new which, from
and Enamelled Kettles, Sauce, ans and Pots,
unandeters. Table Cutlery. Cruets, Mats, Brass
Churns and Brooms, Basket s and Butchor Enives,
Sausage Machines and scales, Coal Oil, Black lead,
stove pipe varnish; and hundreds of other things
useful and good, and you'll find them piled
from the cellar up to tho ceiling.
NOW
JOHNS IS ITO COWARD,
but folks do crowd around. him and ask so many
questions and pay him so many compliments
itbout his stook and his grand way of doing things,
that he gots kind of eonflusticated and loses him-
self up ill the garret
COUNTING HIS MONEY
(if lib has any). The best time to see him is on
rainy days, is always around 'then, but if you
want thingS that aro useful aud orultulental it
'maked ne difference what day you en.11, because
his inon. will ahveys maim you feel as if yeti were
at homo, and will sell you, things cheaper than
you can buy them elsewhere.
•TX -114.19'S .7101-1UTS
udy their own interests by qlving him a cal he, I ••••t•-•••••••••
re introit., sing elsewhere vepanang promptly
tended to. Carriage Wax lubt done. 75-1,,e.
• NEW
Stove and Tin Shop
. . • IN
CRUI\TNICAN' (0`. IDiFir N•,
has receivocl a largo Stook of
.GROCERIES,'CILMIttRY
also, a Ilargo Stook of
•
EOCITS,PrZi Ced teSIXOEZ
, suitable Mr Fall and 'Winter, coasisting of
Men's) NATomen's and Child,.
' 'ren'S Wehrb
Th080 in want of it Aref-elahik artiete in the too
Shoe line should not fthil tO
EXAMINE -111Y 8TOOt
„
t,56foi6 ,iYurchasiug, .
6i.61'11;ity ion:ill' in tlittlin'e em5,„
lt,fehlite itt pureItithing.t, .s6 et,theit only, Whitth
phflteConlrdend,,,, , ,
;; ; 0' •
First Citts§ Baeo
4ustti xtnoPtvrts
its great advantages in:conneo."
tion with a
Depot. and Station
ON THE
London, Huron &Bruce Rail-
way,
cannot fail to become a place of importance.
..A.: Capital Opening
is presented for almost every kind o industry.
HONIAS TRIVITT.
Centralia Sept. 0, 1975 106-tf.
PliCENIX
Corner Bathuzst
LONDON',
JOHN El LIOTT,
FOUNDRY
77ellinTim Sts.,
- ONTARIO
PROPRIETOR.
MANUFACTURER OF
IVZoadow Lark Mea.per ax41VCoweto Cultiva
to, P1ow, ganz-Vlows,
UND'ol/SIGft'D WAN'T TO, AC-
. QtAtits' the inhabitants of'Crediton „and,
tho surraiinding country that *e have opened
out m Dissett's old stand a complete stock of
TCATE),, .TIN and , •
• • COPPER W.ARE,.• ”
•
COAt OEL
, LJvIP C11-11A1NES;
Aral filet everything foltud in n first -Ciao
ostablialltnent will be fettml with tts. 'All
lcinds'of tin ware itahrtfaetured by mu:selves.
We llatter`ourselves that by strictattentien to
business' wo will bo able to merit ashare ef,
public patronage, ,
,E.tt'Ve '1,43,40'1.1.0"hirig
„ • ina4e a :,optialty,, alia all
blibERS ./1110A1Pri'Y' .Arinvotb
OASII'' 'op 841111:i
'dapper
\,1f(;o1 i)leklugd otct
anditgs tok, ex-6,11611gafogoods,e.
IIIIELTI)1146 HILL,
266,, . , , b tc,vf"i41:46tel,S..*.eteily
Common. Sense S tra.vv • Cutters
:AND ALL IIIPLEIIENTS USED BY FARNERS.
PARMERS'
•
' '440,0777,7
,S]D • 1:MILL,' r.,
hits 8i itosattatstilhafiSg grain aufit'atia i,,,itatyti1t6ct te' be the 'bestl.littoro
tis aihlid. 1 ani,,tioAr edgaged tub:king:tile wi for the soiltig'hiierling0,Istisi *111 1t
lystda ts sooly Oriedi 11,.18 tttbea eitelif*ith tribe' Shifter or without; ac.sortling tts
defy and 'cittl'entleaver to keep olteitberittna, ant% SIZO ft, supplyltny wbo taaV net 1,t4V0'
their o,vaor,. rplity,4tyrioni#11., and in
natritti used Wiff fertadallttliat ',den oesited,:.
andlilstl9ittsstrpaessltni Vitestern gaintaa, ,
401-1N
;#TF44104941,1,04
EERED '
LOThINQ
oo
ilaxilufot reesiledataner fitoelt of P.141)1 1FrOo.„? Twe940);
9944480 14V9049!.9410A1)Oeve1tha4
T,..0 LAS TAI:( -401
°nob:av1);,'''414ittsot:,04.,y44,400tlePot At 84 0 14rit4teed. ri9W' tha time for a good
‘..
.11010hikiggi will be lmAl ;ecpl
ill 1511 itio brittetles. 'oonsistirtg 13o pail
LlikIllite 4 Val)ey $111rto Lition Ciollftre $z Qnfs ;
A Fresh Stook el Teas And Frulto just coining for X-Maii, )13C Ra utiml ly ed° r :91(1: .°e4N,Val Bet, 13 D
1
TWOCa & W901 44
WAQt ti.birts Prorero
Oaolurioro 11[off1or9
Itilirgloor i F'oy Sas
Ties, Bows kot
Gloves andkitts
Buck, Eicl, Calf, Cloth
and Wool,
oDlitillbsenotouisauouCo4lAt
Challetige
tbieixrtiss,t04adpst,aiu,
Solitaires,
SOatrefPix4sa,itsiu4gsk
with,eineel
TR! L., E. B. B. L 3 COMXI-
ISAA„C 7CATELING
begs leave to thank his friends in Bxeter and strrrounding country for their libera1. pa,tonage,
in the past, And hopes to merit a fair•share of their tradp tie future, hams
r
one of the Largest and
Best Assorted Stocks
Usually foUnd in a General Store
CONSISTING OF
Dry -Goods, Groceries, Etc.,
Ee.c.t.4.37--made Cotlaing, wines and. li-
quors, Hardware, Crockery, Boots
Rind Shoes, Leather, etc.
Please give I. C. a call as he is determined not to be under.
sold by any establishment in this section of counrty.
JUST RECEIVED
AT THE
EXETER
Grocery and Liquor Store
A large stock of '
G-reen, Japan, Young Hyson and
Black Teas,
aishi1Currants, Fru
tlit:D 11,99 L, CANNED FRTTIT,
Sardines, Lobsters, Salmoh
1.0
1,
Bitter Sauce and Pickles, Brandies, Gins, Wines and Srups,
Rye, Malt, Scotch, Irish and Common. Whiskies, Tobaccoe
and Cigars,
Wholesale and Retail.
G. A. MACE,
Main Street. Exeter.
PRICE'S
OF
S T 0 AT S
HAVE
Dropped night Down
AT THE GOLDEN STOVE, ST. MARY'S.
J. C. GILPIN.
•
GREAT REDUCTION
CHICAP
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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 lie has
resolved to sell
FO.R ON1-MONTH
(which will include the Christmas Holidaysl,, at the 'following . extremely lo*
pridia,
Tea usually. Sold at 60 Ctg. for 450,
Tea usually sold at 75 eta. fot 60o,
Tea usually sold. at 85 ots,, for 70e. •
Tea usually sold at $1.00 for 85e. •
Sugars, all kinds, through competi.,ion, below cost. Syrt,ipo,
attisinA, Currants, Soda,' &c,," 86c. are 'z'ittarilpd right dowh
alined Fruit and Fish in, keepiny witli the rest.
,
Enfto beeome ecqualuted with tile people. We want that all should call and
as, aiisee
0 to do it paying business, brit to turn ver t
olie money, and at the Sallie time
.pttocnt,t tevoregreytt lithiteigpiisaopeu,t right, at t1lic butto,n2, as our objeet..efor °ma tilO.n811(11111) meantime ee
6tlke sonde of those bargains At arnooferitig.
e w f...,..,
Gooda are all gattranteed Vresh,, and. of Good Valtte.
DR .-VS7''S NEW EIL.10C
thOotlit Vottdtsi, dOrnOt 40,thstgEsseilAlliattto# t81 '
(goltt door to Stanley ,t1 Serirlyn's, Main t
t•-glil or Produce, 11,
blsoter, December 11,1S78.
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Li,A1at ,18§ott.inolit• tit N6dAted and ottlAr-turtitsblitgsltspt I08515511 tot' Ptitilland of 4e4v4eg ks,k,
5011808, avt,itoesispailredtt, Ili*atos gaoW(ttt ttpttituO0 *151,teWrMg1tAelihe4aiiideArslitilaarti
IlitiOttjitlY,it iaud 4,1ahtitp tJ,amiertWant ofCubpu,rthfii itf 134t
.'5t b$4 1381511 p8'5ft8t1 t€toutt
b130 'dont reAt 5113Q 0,,tuirt)tiorroal Hefei. • .
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