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thea] that of bo'r>vie r'w'
1 a� to l, seed:lot
tills ruti,`3on X''at'it, one who owe, ,tyle:4e
duee not like to fend .them, ; and she
elnulte it,e of the man who bunco .
eneemol. ono neves conies to koro 11)W
to use burt,'ulvv,4i tooirs nor to beep th(;tn
en order, tr,uc'l third,' be who' bore
.'an weer be a good farmer. It ia
lilt• the youug man jinat stitl•titlt;
uii"alllUteed tv b e)0w sting, it
elwuid not estl,lilL 11 t11ut habit ; to
enaa Inv borrow a new illstl'IItuee
teff e how it Werke, A Hull 'Vito burr
is nut likely to nee it es carefully a.,
it were 111s owr, said 43 ap collet: tat.
e hiss notnicei
L 4 do cetera), tlic.t work. A�`
scam a pian be tlliul;ilatr about whoa
bk 'rows to steel plow, keens it ,Bove
�cN.thys or a week, aioi hra,ngs it'home
w ill be most likely the ease, so dull
y T ,•
to be tttrfrt for use , lit : owner
only teko it to the shop, and at
.r
roexpellee •,,
carua !t skl,ol Ealud t
I
b 1
uahl'1 '°is
�1 �,.. ei10, there are 99\'41
,Neighbors who w]ll also want to b
fTow ; area thus it is, a harrow, fur
tttance may be going ronn(1 throu�eli
iaelghbortlu4)4l all the sear on, It
ewery way desirable to eultiva n wh'a
is called "gond neighborhood," bit
this aa1Unot bo done whore borrowing
a
is praetuleil.
UW$
trite
Gad'
lac
t�
t to
1r15'a
it
alta'
]int
he
1.14:
Saliba, and del ell they could at, keep
up the eeisto, of the !.aisle, eLtell t+;
awls tie:u wee below zero, Bee this
time it i ter thiLd iug ,Lis set v tee•
nook] net be icquia rod that 1)it its, lull
itasee t.,h'ualuht oat and Glove home,
Jet( tares test el the ;softy hat\hie;' int re
]e,ct,iGlaate, "]: Penis,$ mole fedi) in "'tile;
es.pstt,ai," waited, eed wets: tin tity t•o-
\;~.t4aed os' les gloenig base tibula• 11
C�'t;lbli,. t,A,, Ial•; li ivul (eata ell thu. bddu
to,�1•t',:a, ]yea �,1�', lt,ad the Resettle t,) vote
hallo] ,a jolly1,t,,µ1 la?11u\1 ; but now that
Ins l4la,t l.'.rlt\e, th,'re \V''ata rl IAiialater..
i'lt ee the ,5tata ; test ]Iran with the haat-
eek hone: so ,,a: haat+llc�l 1kut foot for
iii:;, le:vete:ice, A;hu by thts turtle WaS
SI) lig iti bud--•Itul)ovut° he. got rally. tilll.
slid his boat to get these iii up time, bet:
by spot tiiatu ih0y` had di:ee,vered' that
the auf(urtri tc grooms ]list]' lte„let:tted to
ereeui'e the iitaeaia , , nod without the(
llulhitk�; could be dem:- There was no
1AOlp for it but to get o w, so vvilli once,
I thief took the money with joy, batt the
r '. t.:\,t clay he ot>,y a 1 ,le,\a .t tri .t61,o10►
t�tlOredtut, t114 t(v(i\ery vt' �tliCk
e vNee tie e»�,aepurtetl at the, allele ihnt
t
,)„1.4a boeti p14y4ed ou Lin; darts lie went
to the lwllt.e stud telt] them 1,1.0 story*,
The tltat;t t) er, v"its arrested, tho tht'it was
radiatlttt. l its t4 11,ttlleee trgeinet hhnl, tae.
tl t, sc+tit to Veil al servitrl(ly fu., twenty
yeer,r ; the thief got elf ttit'it ills 41(19. -
mid as ieu'at•d bo5idee,
, as er tarn flaeeds they 'drove a'good five
as utile;;, touse'd the license -vendor out of
elm bed, had the decuuheuts executed,
Illy re"telied the beeps) of sG illany hopos
tut #t a"co l1)e wad
b t
wee
lthree
o
r,al aid fuur o'clock uu Christmas u'lot'uillg
or- tlletwain were made nue flesh.
10 -
the Core tor fu ret, eenrss.
eselesee
Liberal feeding is u nv needed. Nu
"b
'stook should alive:e l to loge now
what they have nuoleiu the stomper.
Ou the contrary-, they should Is kepi
growing, and they rimy be by proper
feeding "He boconeth poor that
eleatleth with a slack (hand" is very- true
iu anis respect. There inust be close
attention to this platter, or 'tummy is
lest iu feed and in weight of stock.
Duu't trust too much to hired men or
buye. Have exact measurements for
feed. da
b
A o
c hold l l til •e
t i eo
uatrt-
6nould Le i , every bin, This makes a
lair allowance fur cue ox or horse, or
two cows or four calves at each food
A busho:-basket of fele cut hay to 0.3
raverrge for oleo lerae or cow, er
two calves at one feed. There shoal.:
be no waste but as much feedgivo.a ae
will be eaten up clean. Give salt re-
gularly in small quantities, ur have it
accessible to the animals,
The editor of the Maine I'arulergivei
au account of a knowing horse in the
employ of kir. Pullen, tl tuilkmau near
Augusta, neer that State, '].'lie 'horse
- s bine years old, and has been drivel.
over the city route daily for the past
year or twu. Knowing this horse to be
l.uusuall} itltel1igeut one, Mr. Pullet:
oue morning after starting en his route
let the reins remain in the hook in the
toil of to weeroil to see what the horse
would do, He had his own way ill
coming into the city, stopped regularly
a `
At eighty-four customers without a mis-
take, theu went to the post -office. thence
to the store of E. Hasknell, Esq. -
where Mr. Pullen is in the habit of
;stoppirl_ge-•and then took up his route
home, whore he arrived s fe, Mr. Pul-
len not once having = g
• ~<
touched the reins
from the time he left home ! el
Dr. Hnrshy says, in the Western
,Planter, that he protects trees from
3abbits by putting ,on the bodies a white
wasli make from -stackslaehme
Reap, brought to the consistency of
or-
diary paint,with common 33o1r
past
added to make it adhesive, To kee
winter pears, have then] in rooms wher
the mercury does not go below thirty
five degress, iu a, tight berrel or box
`t'hey will.relxattiu hard until January
when, by briuging them out into
iyarr}� roman they will ripen.
ItOLLER TOWELS. --They are a nuis-
ance, when employed in public places,
like hotels or restaurants. Never use
,thein, , All sorts of people afflicted with
All eorts of diseases, wive their nasty
faces upon them. We recently met with
two cases of destructive inflammation 01
the eyes, traced to the patient's wiping
laden one of the towels referred to.
When travelling, ell}pfi, r+ al•ryyour own towel
pop ti. brush and soap. It is much the
cleanliest plan, and decidedly the saf-
@gt;
REMEDY POR CInRONIC kIoARSENESS.-
Au eminent physician of Philadel-
phia contributes the following : In
Chronic "hoarseness arising from .thick-
euing of the vocal, eserchiand adjaceut
nembraue''the ammoniated tincture of
guide= is often a very efficiaus reme-
ay. It way be appropriately mixed
with equal parts of the syrup of senega
tend a torts,. oonful' of the lnixtuu.e given
two er three times a day,
e
e
en
e: • "Gogd gracious ! ye don'Vsay so'!"
- says Smith ; "didn't you ]rev any' shot
. in e-er gun, ` er wliatei'n thunder was
, the trouble ?;. "Well I was coming to
a. that," said Dr. F. ; !'it astonished me
at first ; but `as soon as the ducks rose
Thele is a curious )resariJtion 71
l 1 1
E,lq.laulit for the euro of dreekeuoss,
bywhich thousands are s l'c
a a a,rl to have
been assisted i.rl lecuvcriug theinselVes
The recipe carne into notority through
the efforts of John Vine ]hell, father of
Rev. Newman Hall atad Captain Vine
11a1I, cutluuaiuder of the Great I+]a,steru
steamship. He had fallen into such.
habitual drullke.uess that his utmost ef-
forts to regain himself proved unavail-
ing. Atlougth he sougth the advice of
an eminent physician, who gave flim a
luescription which he followed faithful-
ly for several months ; and at the end
of that time he had lost all desire for
liquors, although he had for Many years
bee
u led captive bymost a nlo, t debasing
.
habitThe the recipe which he afterwards
intblisued,:and by which so many have
been assisted to reform, is as follows :
" Sulphate of -iron, five grains ; •nag'
nesia, ten grains ; peppermint water -
eleven grains ; spirits of nutmeg, one
.lrachui ; td bo taken twice a day."
This preparation acts as atonic anda
stimulant, and se partly supplies- the
place of the accustomed liquor,' and
prevents that absolute physical and
moral prostration that follows a sudden
breaking off from the use Of stimulating
all..lte.
-..
Iloty is this foie' /Nigh.
If there is any man in Cauadat can
raise the following story, let him show
his hand, or forever after remain mien.
"Speaking of shooting ducks," says i
Dr. F., "puts me in mind of a great
storm that occurred when I lived on
the island. 'As you are well aware, b
our island is near Casco bay ; an awful
storm arose, and was so fierce that it o
drove all the ducks in the bay into the,'.
ponds, covering about an acre, near my u
house. Infect, so many ducks crowd- .s
ed into the pond than could not see a t
drop of water." "Slio," says Smith, , s
"did you shute any of erre?" "That's
what I was ccmiug et. I went into the fi
house, and got my double-barreled
Bbot •gttn, and di; charged both barrels �'
right ..111 the`midst`tirtrienri,vu-., „•hny t
astonishment, they tiros '
e w t:. A a'il
ie acing not a duck in the. pond !' s
a
a.; CPO 0i4it tril'SQIp f eC a :)a
1 hrld beets 01'11)140d to defend 1i
seedy lector, soiihewhet given to dritilc,
lire tonne happeoed to be Jaliii 1Vilsou;'
1:1G wee ehai•ged with fraudulently
posing of ]tis , property with the intent
to 4tefrat4 cru(litQl$-.---a1 lnis(leelnealior
puoisllilble by finne mad iIn]11'iS011n out,
\Ve liar! beein tbrOni;li is thorough ex-
atuinatialr of all the facts before a one -
mating. magistrate, and Wilson was
eo.11lnitted to jail to await the aetien, of
the grand jury, siren in session, witkl'
titin ug]y ease against him. on the testi-
Molly. Of course lie was ind cted.
r ,
h judges
1 u
had taken uu 1 'e �
their 1luc4s
solemn gravity ter the dispatch, of prinm-
ival businese.
The district attorney, ono of th
brilliant gen inees who could play loo
poker ell eight, with a reasolnlble modi=
cum of " old rye" to assist, and come in.
court as froth the next norniUg, was
alt a s'de table with
, his bac]: to the
Court and bar, hurriedly makingup his
lost time in tilling up subpcenaes for
witnesses. An informal list or docket
of the criminal court, his Honor, with
spectacles o
ulus appeared nose, akppea ell to be
intently studying. Suddenly I was ap-
palled tc hear from the vunerable judge,
.701111 Wilson, stand, up." The doctor
straightened up ne stiff as a post and as
suddenly as the searanrcucll` from the
box in sickles' show, while I sat Wonder-
ing what was to wine neat, as the
judge wont on as follows
" John Wilson, you have been l) ha-
dieted
u-
dietas!
jury y ak J y of your country for a
high offence, but the court is grntified
to learn of your repentance, and that
you have saved. your country expense
by pleading guilty. Your case and that
of your suffering family have been rep-
resented to the Court, and we have, on
confer, pec, decided to deal leniently,
with you. But the court admonishes
you to hereafter better regard the laws
of metun and team, and if; you come
before this court again you will invari-
ably be used np. The court orders you
to ray a fine of five dollars, and to
stand committed until .the fine is paid."
Before the ilei elo
q It speeoll was .lop -
eluded, I had talrau in the citation. 1
considered the doctor's case desperate.
I had all his money, and enough to
cover a moderate:fee, as things went in
those days, for "defeiiding him. Quick
as thought. I slipped a five -dollar bill
oto his hand, with the words, " Pay
your fine and cut !" Ho waved his
hand gracefully to the sheriff, with the
ill, bowed his thanks to the Court,
and was out of the door in the twinkling
f an eye.
Silence reigned for nearly ten mite-
tes, when the judge called on the pro
pouter t
0proceed.Tumbling
v
over a
•urrdle-of papers in great haste, he
aid:
" T niece on the trial of John Wilson
rs ,: your IHon,or.
John Wilson 1" exclaimed tin
in
iaeiT-ael/BerceeR-1 cod him Isn'.
•' No your lienor ; thats- John Wat
on, next on the docket."
But where is Jolm' Wilson ?" li
ske loo]sau
r
d, ;, hard at me.
I replied, Ipresume he has avails
inbuilt' of the leniency of the Court
nod is now looking for parts un.
nown.
With this eclaireissment peals o
050
or
pua�s.-A mixture of equal a1
parts
of
glycerine • and carbolic acid, applied
with a camel's hair pencil, is recom-
mended es an excellent remedy for
Forms,
correspondent writreto the Scierl-
Ole lnierican that the worst toothache,
pr neuralgia cooling from the teeth,
may be speedily and delib!
tfullyended
by the application of a small bit of
gloom cotton situated in a strong coin -
tion of ammonia to the pefuetive teeth.
t3ometinaes the late sufferer is prompt-
ed te
romlpt-edte the tnomentry nervous laughter
by the application, but the pain ]las dis-
lalakesred.
CURE ' URE
C B -
r URNS, Comte
e.
A d la
Tour
Pui says that a resty nilnp
solus -
lion of ammonia in water is au excel-
lent remedy
xcel-ient;'remedy for burns in oases where
the skin is not destroyed. Having by
ligaitift*iffieer &dais fa crucible which
't nearly relhot, he Plunged his
av,+
0
111 Ica' water, ,
m •Istel
aL and
1d
•otn ,
s
napes into .
};eF;t it seine hours ftertvard covered
oskecl itt the same
' 11 a linen s , the
w
1t
meet
pain was:lhapetl � s immediately,
and.no blisters 0 ,suppuration obcurr-
ea
rustling. ` Into
fed net r Di ficin-
CS.
NC3 .intieecetoti•lt ANG A
It
a few hnndrecl yards in the air and corn-
menses] to separate a little, the ducks
began to drop, and, whether you be-
lieve it or not, I picked up twenty-nine
nine barrels cf ducks, and it was apoor
season for ducks, too. You see. the
ducks were wedged iu so solid in the
pond that when they rose limy carrier
the dead ones into the air with them,
and when, they separated down came
twenty-nine barrels of dead ones."
Eeonemftai Diet,
"Hafeyou:got some of clot kind of
oysters fwhat haf been shplied ?"
" Spoiled oysters !" Yee, we have a
few cans left over from last week that
I think will fit you." y' How you sold
'em ?" " Oh, Pit sell 'em right; you
have alloro
y want fldr a nickel:" "Vol,
dei, mine goot frena, will you be so
kind to pring me four dozen fon dot
damaget lot 2" The oysters were
brought, and customer put them quiet-
lydown into o the pitof '
1his
stomach,
and having finished the ,job, he said
to the restaurateur; ,, Now, my very
very goot (rent, you have got some goot
oysters, ain't it ?" " You're migthy
right, I have." " Vell, 1 take a half
a dozen raw and some pickles," These
were iu tarn Nerved and quietly put
down on top of those gone before. But
.the restaurateur was troubled, and
when the patron came to settle ' the
bill, said to him ; "Look here, pard, 1
don't like to be too _.inquisitive, but
blowed if I wouldn't like ter know why
you totek a fancy to so many spoiled
oysters and so few good ones ?" "Veli,
you hafts been a goot,frent to me, and
so I tel u
told t something.You se
y1e1
have got a tapeworm, ant efry timedot
i3 de way I hafe to do, You see, dot
last half a dozen, dem was for me
aniueself, but dot damaget tot, dein _ was
dedot tapeworm. You know I
ain't clot kind of a Commodore Vander-
lilt dot I can afford it to preak np mine
peesness to feed
a
tam tapeworm on
goot oysters."
ife•ttotlbery or Lacy Dudley's
Jewels.
A PAnALLLL CASO.
A Lender( correspondent writer; :-
The audacious robbery of Lady Dud-
dley's dressing case with £50,0170 worth
of jowels hi it has thus far baffled all
the resea%ehes of the puplio. The af-
"air reminds me of -one which occurred
several years ago. A holy of title
hiving to the railway in a cab ; on
"was a small trunk containing
.asing case, in wlnic11. were £11,r
worth of jewels. This trunk was
en from the cab as it was passing
hrough the streets: The thief on
opening the ease, was for a moment
dazzledbythe sight of solnany jewels,
but at opera he suspected that they were
paste, and that his viatiin was ari act,
•pori whop.] he had robbea of her otsgc
`cels]. Ile took thein to "a fence,"
atm :....."Look at these; they are
6Inti Mat 1. Zuppoae they al'e :no.
'°! Vstste."' "Yes"" said the cat..'
1ecaAver,
they"they are only lfnita+
are so delle' that I
11
a
k
cl
laughter rang throught that ancient
temple, of justice ; and then came a rush
ofns
co tables
and
audience d
ownt hE
into the street after t} -e flown bird
The main street of the village was in
full view for half a mile, rising to . an
eminence crowned with a dense wood,
and at the farthest point could be seen
my y : quondam client, ,making the tallest
sort of 2:40 tracks for the woods, his
coat-tail spread in the wind. That was
the last seen in those parts of John
Wilson, and that is the way my first
iedt was cleared..
41
THE FIRST
A Grecian legend is as follows :-
When Bacchus was a boy he journey -
through Nellas to go to nixie, and
the way way was very long, he grew
red, and sat down upon a stone to
st.As he salt there, with his eyes
Pon the ground, he saw a little plant
ring up between his feet, and was so
tach pleased with it that he determin-
to take it with him and plant it in
axia. He took it up and carried it
ay with him ;'but, as the sun was,
ry hot he feared it might wither be-
y he reached his destination. He
and a bird's skeleton, into which he
rust it and'] n on
vet But in his hand
ad
e plant sprouted so fast that it start
out of the bones above and below.
as gave him fresh fear of its wither
-
g, and he cast aiio}it for a remedy.
e found a lion's bone, which was
eker than the bird's skeleton, and he
uels the skeleton with the plant in it,
o the bone of the lion. Ere long,;
e plant grew out of the Irons bone
ewise.
Then he found the bone of
ass larger still than that of the lion.
;he put the lic-p'd concainine• the;
cst's skeleton and the plant, into the
s's bone-, and thus ho made his way
Naxia. When about to sot the plant
found that the roote bad entwined
elnselves around the birds skeleton
d the lion's bone and the ass's bone
d as he could not take it out with•'
damaging the roots he planted it as
was, and it came up speedily and
e, to his gloat joy the meet delicious
pes, from which he macre the first
e itud gave it to men to drink.,
t behold 'a muscle ! When men
nit of it they first sang like birds ;
t after drinking a little more, they
acne vigorous and gallent like lions;
when the drank more still tile'' be-
gan to behave like asses.
•
el
„
ed
as
ti
re
u
sp
m
ed
aw
ve
fo
fo
tl
1
til
ed
Ti
ill
li
thi
stu
t
�h
lik
au
So
bir
as
to
ho
the
au
an
out
it
bor
gra
win
F3u
dra
nex
bee
but
eZ S. GIDL +' Y, t .li; Bh`,. CA -
J BINr2'✓MA1ti1a & UND:ItT'AEERN, lasso
his opp'ortnnity to inform the lnhah1t site of this
rid sarronndinggectiosg that their Novi Hearse
IN note coxapteted and the*' sic not hesitatein gay,.
inx tf1aat it i t ii.' al the hest 111 this" Wertea n tart.
Gro' GN IINT" EINGlae�l ,dt•tineali,:rteriaisiteliir ,
Will heIoni Ionia int nary 'titildi tat ettYaditta3tt,.
Cefilti I,latti't and otfltili fent,s1, 6146, en
r+tebasi,
dto
rOaSTOINiaTalii1114 Ger the sliolrtart pelisse
.n a inatf•4hilasfa7ttslti i b
UU1 for tltenit`" ']the'z• >«.44A ktail' tl11,101 elet of 1•tftElqt NE'st
wets ie *rose., 'fit Se.ft
11
lf�tr'tt,°tip.,,
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Ii P, NI D \semi,
ece
0UR
MO"TT t
l:nterea -according to Act. of Congress, in the year 1872, by DYlnu SniAIX
, ells . Co„
PLibrarian of Congress, Washington
in sai3 o Ir, Tn< ., in' the.Office of We ���w
Canadiana B
�k of
Commerce
LUCAN.
CAPITAL, ...40,000.00e,
BESERVE..k 000
2 .000.
A Branch of the above:BBank has beol jpenecl in Lnca>n for the transaction of General Nanking busi
nese.
SAVINGS ANI DEPARTMENT.
withdSumsran'al asrcclnirlow asocl. ono dollar re" ed on deposit. Interest -4 and roper cont. allowed. No notice
t
'American currency bought an jold. U. STOW hEDD1E, Agent.
GEOBG_ : CATHOA RT
Fashionable BOOT & S .0E MAKER, Sign of the " Bi
Bo Luean, Ontario, g
i
TCULD acquaint the'inhabitan of this and the surrounding country, and those visiting
Luca"' market, that he has on and a large stock of Boots and Shoes or his OW11'Mae
ufactnre, so imported work, which he
CAN SELL AT Pli 'ES TO DEFY COMPETITION.
and that he is prepared to do order w k `second to -none, a , he employs none but First-class
workmen, and nothing tut First-class Stook.
G. CATHC-ART.
Lnenn, October 22, 1874.
(81-y1)
WATT'S
IN SHOP, LUCAN
T C. WATTS, of the ;Lean Stove 'ad Tin Shop, dealer in Tinware, Sheet -iron and Copper-
. ware, Stoles, Goal Oil, Lamps a ad Lamp Chimnics. He does
Dl
AVE - FROUGI-IING
on the 1
esio.,t notice,
and at
reason a prices;. 73e flatters himself that he can sell at as
reasonable prices as any Ron n the Trade. Satisfaction guaranteed. The
HIGHEST PRIDE PAI FOR HIDES AND SHEEP SItINS
Rs:n3mbor the Stand ---First door eas,1 rurroll's Drug Store, Main•st., Limn.
J. 0. WATTS
Ln n October 22, 1874 x (6l -mg.)
Direct`
35c. -
3 cans
4 .timor e,
per ca.n.
for $1.00-
Five Pounds Best' ea; in Exeter, $4.50
Ten Pounds
for $$.50
4
Ro
GR O4C ERIE S
• in j>iroportion, at the
EXETER
RY
& LIQUOR STORE
FALL ARRIVALS.
EXETER has jest opened o
PICKARD
the largest st moet•complete best assorted and
cheapest lot of goads s'gger`brought into this part of the country.
]l�
LAVING.
lrrlported al.l,0 th1 s Dry -Goods from
•- . the4uropean; Marketh
,than
He is able to do a little better, any other house in this part of the country,
not hestato to say that
and does.
IIE has the LA no ' STOCK Gtr GOODS 1N the COUNTY
Rind as ohea ati Can be found anywhere
"Higneeeleo et price paid for all kinds of produce.
iernelnbei this is the rdes
t
Established House in
the County
Qppofsito the Past Office.
, , ,eirill1YIOV D'ar
°HARE S
SO THQ0TT
•:has removed his
CLIT I.'fN'G ,A : 'It; tLORING 3B SI {
to the new ]snot; establishment
One OOP 14011th of the old premises.
Satr teQd.
� �ff.�ct�,0
Cutting
0"': Vie'
IClwr;atlii-
i'
itG
aai initr ,
TROMP ON& WILLIAMS
AG'%tlOU a`1TRAI IMPLU 11 NTS,
Boiler eI'
and
Engine
Works
MITE rL1.O T..
T4vo-horse power.
Wood.
Savin Machine
g
This machine has been thoroughly tested and
given
ENTIRE SATISFACTION
It is supplied with a
BAND WHEEL
for •driving a
Straw Cutter,
G -rain Crusher,,
Or other machinery, without extra expense ex-
cept for the belt.
A. TRIAL OFFERED.
All kinds o€
Farming,Implements
kept constantly t
p aptly on hand.
BOILER . SHOP
in full operation.
ENVIE NE S
of all sizes to order.
REPAIRS
promptly attended to.
Address-
THOMPSON & WILLIAMS,
Mitchell
Ont
45-1y.
5012110l1, Jnne 18, 1874.
The Dominion Organ
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B WMANVILLE ONT.
BOWMANVILLE,
U3'Ct.a-7SL'1N-b-;
ORGANS,
ORGANS,
Call and see our
$85..Q
Splendid Success
Taking Everywhere
Immense Number Sold.
N. B. -Old Instruments taken
in exchange for new.
Instruments constantly on hand at J. Drew's
Furniture Ware -room. Music Stools from *1
to 8o each.
Send for Circular to
O. Pedlar,
EXETER P, 0. 1eneial Agent,
INTERESTING.
o
MED1CAL men say that nothing is so im-
portant
to good halth as
a xoom com-
fortably warmed: The season of year
is now
at hand when yon will require the very best
o.
STOVES
cn
FANCY BREAD 4I 1?I31SOC' 'X' I3AEgB, EXEC E11,
8, takes pleesore in interning the iuhabitante of ,Exeter anti -s rroundim "'� till ea that
has routed the ,Exeter,Ba er late] oec iei b Mr.. . and ri g .•beh4at s by
� �, lately aIp y . R �& e , ai a Il.: t1e
SUPPLXI to A iiii.a$T-CLA.SS ARTICLE
and strict attention to business`to Merit. thePPatronage.
Patrons e.
6
Wed .
.. �nr C
�,OakesdE3 to Order.
M;anufuetttrer of (ira4Aum, half Aye,anb the PATENT VRE$p
S 0019 and Pnrtios, promptly attended to on the mostteasonable term
s,
Ii"' Fresh Bread oonstantly on ]land at Exeter, 'North Exeter, and erediton. 'Post.Offices
and W. Baker's, egntralia. Families waited on daily., ;
e
An orders for
Exeter, December, 10, 1874.
47-tf,,
A, 8 lNNEit..
ST. MARY'S AORIGU
LULRAL WRKS
THE BEST C
OMB
INE
,� A -1 U_
.MOWER
IN THE DOMINION
THE 'THRESHING MACHINES
rom this Establishment aro so well knowh that any recommendations would bo superfluons,
The Three e - Wheel gang F'lrovv",
made by J. R, Moore, claims precedence of anything of the kind
y g 1n the Doaluhuon, 11 rGONB
of superior workmanship and material. Patent' Dominion Land Rollers,
Fl
O
W Ci
ul
ti
V
_, ators Seed Drills, Broad. -cast
r Solders
gar -kettles and Cauldrons, and 'th' kind of Agricultural im lements on
ficnitlei s tau every other
p
hand or made to order.
JAMES R. MOORE, Pnop.
(46.1y.).
1, Mar's, July 1, 1874. -
Cheap Goods W:
SAMWELL & PICAARD
owing to the groat.
RUSHUFOR CHEAP Hu ODS
have had to ' • .
ENLARGE
THEIR STORE
so as to
ACCOMMODATE
their Customers. Just Received:
ONE CASE MORE
of those Cheap
BLACK LUSTRES`
OneCase Scarlet ... .
FeItSkzr#s
O
One Gnso of
Grey Satinettes 1
titin -
Full Lines of Goods
Suitable for the Season's Trade.
JOB LOT OFLADIES' FUR SETS
To be Sold Cheap.
Exeter, November 19
ANDS
BISSETT BROS.
begto
say that
they ey hnve just received ono of
the largest stocks in the county, consisting .i
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 cur
tourers. Hardware,
Tinware, Copper -ware, etc.
always on hand. Alto the
Worno0 3s laterso
and 1,000 LB gt7ALEIie'0R a18
Old Bags, Copper, iron, ate., bought.
BISS rat BROS.
NEW PUMP J AC'1'Olt
PIMPS ,PUMPS
Cly . BOLTc T'', ITAlr
onlsl inform tho inhabitants of Hay, Stephen°
tel Usborne, that he i i.iti 1fa ituros all kinds
of pump;., including the
meNsnionll, PATENT Pinta PUMP
for which he has the exclusive
w a right for the
above.i amed towimkips, The eubseriberleses.
confident that he eau eaaisfy those in *Alit o
pumps, as to workmanship and quality, and A.
such prices that he
CANNOT BE U 4DEESOLI1 IN THE
DOMINION.
N.erttrlcrasr:-•.bAei•Foarth' mile earth of
the vallAge el Exeter, on Let 7, lloy, London.
Bead,
1 , B. togiat'✓ingbtfiotolect taws With pronlp•
>teea, tend delta apt r8attalii "yblla.}•*ell•
Vr'T V, OIa J. 1`Iw
ay, Alrrili #i, 1(441 044m0
4
BANKRUPT STOCK./
Just secured a large Bankrupt Stock
AT ^.
Tremendous ]accrues
tion,
which will 2 wit
1 be cleared out prices cep I
TO ASTONISH EVERY -J
ONE.
FIFTY 0 VEBCOATS AT A GREA T
BARGAIN.
FORTY CHESTS !
of the
BEST TEA
AA in the country
&
W$•OLE SALE PRICES
SAMPLES FREE
call and get one, and try it.
T. GREENWAY
Centralia, December 24, 1874.
ex. Beattie
44
tit
4
House
a
kt.ltelati'y.`ii, Nov
TAILORS
Iloslerr;in
E /
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AN1) "MINE M ECt'IANI'S
tfiasO t'd.
9, .18742
its and spices 'Jtt
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