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tent,A,weite es a thee% tital;
•t for, ti ety Yeed e Otte;
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onerlit wear, lie teae r ate
;seen banging over bate , het
4•1Qt givittg tletteke.
A 001.01.4 goatletnait I& to s:ort$ult
None'of the meet' " hightt fid" Ittwyere
ia liestoin and after $tAii.ng" his woe
6ftia ; 44 NOW 1 10.10W yotne Ittwyer ;
bat I wish you, wotad jiSh
*ell lee the truff 'land dat mattee,"
Pretty lead andee foot, totatty,
veld ooe citizen to another,L8 they awl
in the street the ()thee day. " Yes, but
it'e film overiteuel," respoutled the other.
-4' True enough," said tie first, " but
lieu very few are going that way."
Jhu Ptefeet Tim 'rein, the port of
Pekie, China, whose 'Battery we•e $1,-
400 per petunia, Inte julft retired, Akf ter
Sour yeari ;service, on a thrteue
Qf
.41750,000. -fie tlieplayed thrift aad
itidastry equal to the •averege Xinede.AAA
etilleapholders. "
'1
Sent'
g,
WA.
0.44$ Soa
• , etente
0%4 to it, John, Ios
yoi knoW' it, ENO now you aro the
werse f(n. whieh, elite 1 know
teo well, You Iniow my idea ea the
eubjeet, and that wade the matter.,"
There is gruff old party who live op-
peette eharele whoee the membere of.
the choir twice at week, to prtietiee
entawho says 'if the sheering affeete
II.teeVeitteteit atte4,' th„...01:b0 no
lenie of going there for happiness. tie
A. Thomas street sehool. buy hatlejuiet
tiisa,, to 'sing tt Lett us
love one eetother," when. a snowball hit
him in the mouta and eo coulusea him
elute he yelled': 13ill Skyes, tuet do
tnat agiti I'll (thaw your ear off,
",Nove then, ','saideephyeiciaii, elieer-
,
iiiy„1"0,2s, pith:lit; 4, yea littVe got alotig
0 tai enotighto int:bilge in a little animal
0,so8d, i\tot you don't, Doetor,"'
th4-p4tiout,; 44.r ve suffered
:44cingin yonr grelea and slops, and
s etrve setiner than begin on hay 'and
pats,.
piris sitonia bet warned againste,ehe,
.,eantoeteety .1111,tin.. marrying realt,eitia
atneselien °: enthusi as tie member
if that fraternity, ou being awakened
,
'ttlie fitter eight fret)* a dreitt4. of au im-
Xtentedeing,.eraele by 4 iertiti, :ftimed
hitu-
tteelfeeittititte up in .deed, holding his wife
kt, the eays, having nearly twiStedether
frantieeefoits to "'down
'
Yoa eertainly Itaye uot epared me,
gabel .Moleet fur which I Week yoa, 1
looroty took glass before entering to-
ttelt you, to Peccene Mrs. Rose at some
futere day, I'm etwry Ahaul take
Attor0 11,W, SittnO. you have ktUVOrea
it ; for Iha rnui-proof."
Mabel looked at the man before her
\Vital tlisguat. All the love she had
once home him fled at thee hentai
words,
" bid you good day, Ate Ross.
After your frank eoafession, you.'do not
even deserve my respect.
°Ielebel turned-tiway, But thepassion,..
ete luau below her, ewith a mettered
ea I, tie e ,paS6 11 -
tl bl '1 1 th nag
Deer Mabel, I knew I've fteen
weak, but Ileett you so that I can't give
yon up. Qtily promise to be my wife
and reform from t5is day forward.
Mable, swear itt" and the man'a voiee
was solemn enough.
111th• an:. initant there :was, silenee.
`Meanwhile; Mabel Wee busi1341tiekilig-:
Would she ?blind herself to him ? He
had promised so often before, and brok-
en his word. Sueelyhe.could nett res-
pect her andeloteuch a' thitig, •
" "No John, I can't prOinise to 110 your
wife. I have to go home, which is pre-
ferableete being,a drunk:trills wife, ,
you'll come to meat the end of the year
and say honestly that ,you haven't test -
ea a drop of liquor ,front 'this ntglitt
111
censider your question again."
But the mita would promise nothing
of the kind. 'Indeed, be strove to bul-
ly the resolute girl before hint. Then,
seeing that she was unmoved, he put
his hat on'hiChead.
"All riga,' Miis Morse. I'm con-
ceited enough to think any other girl
in the village will have tele."
"It's all conceit, Mr. Ross. They
are welcome, enough, as far as I'm cen-
clarned;" :Ina' this is What johu Roes
heinel as he walked but.
Of course Mabel didn't say these
worde without a heart pang; a hope
that he might 'promise at the last mo-
ment, filled her mind. Still she was
firm-intil he had gone Then, with
a woman's ineweeistency, she, sate and
•orked- At last, as she resointely iped
:a,w,a'Y'hee?: eyes, slie ,said : t
End, undertaker yeeterday tenh
Q•A: :treat eare dit his lioneet fatm
eree ww:e oeavy eked slightly bleed
tetling oightly
eleep, His haie Wee ltIllf0
4 liagf'y, .0ft-hearten Int col
AO$ apotf vistter wi gee°
foll of pity tIna thaultfulnette---pity for
the eustottierb loss and thankfulness.
for the pateonage. Ife wee 4o "wing
t"re buedetted with the loee of a dear
one by death. '
The inanufactairer of buried eases-
noiltlea aeseut 0.11a eOttdOling
t he votteg men trout eoeutry
seid: *Ito•eeedye ?" Then ensiled a
Stleneetehrolten ee length by the
teen of grave baelness.
Cau I do anything ,for, yon to -day,
4' Well, I reckon set stranger.'
Another eileace., Once utore the un-
dertaker began by sugeeeting :-" Your
eieter ?'
Young man stetted a moment, then,
as a light geatlually broke upon his per-
plexed iniud, he emilede snake more
suegestive- of eorrow than happiness
and, rephetl :-
'7No--tuy wife.'
• thatt•tn ?'
• No--exeieeted staltitt' of the hied
tor several inentlie.'
" When aid it liappen ?'
four o'clock tide nitorning.'
t Leeks natural?'
'Rather.' tSpolien carefully itv.a. ex-
pressive of some doubt.) - •
- Ahont whet do you: Want the met of
it' to ?'
Don't care for cape:tee ; git it tip
\'''YNEST
..An leldtielenIty,, in town is diegueted
•$h1 .She saysif alithe°3neeple
Au the eeantry 'were te Stop bnyiug-al-
eutuineetneinattliatlieptiliterstvho make
'ea would put in seine total eelipsee
, a. sun inia lueon, and benne eransiee of
V'elinsiea tinit Weald b te' Visible here
geutlemati'•while walking in his
Zattaelet cautht aartleeer, asleep u1 -
der tree- 'e(blItied litin soundly,
"for his l'iiihees, ta ended. by telling',
w94hY Po'
,enjoyatlie Jight tef4 the, 4' It Was
.tliatreason exactly," said the gardener,
tliateit'erept up into the shade.", "
Sbroaiger, will you try 'a ltand with
sus at, poker, ?''' Thank you,. ,,gentlet
•-man,' but, eliette, tire .seventeen leasons
nevily inettancit,teceommodate you ,noW.'"
t eiteliteen 'reti,s6,111e- for not pl4itig
011;4 '„?„ eeeetheyee" .'Why
tliftifirat Aet I thavent t any Motley...en
t‘e'stopt that'S-euotigli'; 'Mier mind
Ithe °thee- -sixteeit."
,A-neartsighted Clulton man was
ri-
6' a 'or '
elnig from he eric to inton In a pas-
ttlietotqler•ditYtt-w4,enelt lady
:opposite "boterad tHe 'reeurnetl,
tlieiWe'reittedthisthatniSmiledttaeeet:
kinder nice. 1 treat her handsome,
-"Cause", ;the is the" first one I ever had.'
-.4 Very \tell, my friend e you'll have it
lined with ;white satin, 1 sappose ?'
jest,as' you etty, stranger.? 4,
-lieftaea screws, too, I sup-
*,*
''Y -aa -s, I s'pose so. An stranger,
jest put a bully top,to't,'
Oh, of, course; eind.you'll wait a
glass in it also', 'I suppose ?' '
'Ya -'as -Oh, Certainly -you bat.
Get her up in sniptious, you know, oda
feller. Note of your dratted one hues
fixins for me. No, sirbe."
Just so. Silver handles of etenrse?'
'Eh?O 'What's that you say, strau.
ger-sil-Ver han- dies? dun it,
now, won't that be petin' it ou too hef-
ty like? . I kin stand silver screws and
Bich, but „there, is no nee- maltint the
hull tarnation trap' of t, silver. The
thing has to be moved, and must have
litindles;' hitt 'I-ain't'quittitsoltttiele up
Ithannow-hot quite; stranger.'
' Very well,'" acquiesced the of
obsequies. put., ordinary handles
th it tlien.' " • •
"Aftaralle ittenthot sorry:. Better to
Stiffer4tfeWtii. fete 'heart 'pangs thin to
lead a naitrable life. ever after. , Be-
sides, he des not truly love
loves liquoit: bettartt OnglitT AO he
thankful at'iiiy ec"i,a'ahd`' she 'Wei,
too.
•' A. brother, that efilled drunkard's
grave Was lesson enough to. her. She
had made a resulve hever to marry a
drinking' man,ths-theyt laitaina in his
last resting pIrMe; and 'deoW nohlye the
kept it we knoith... , •
;
Mabel passed a better night than she,
thought possible -it wasn't so hard to"
give up a weak-minded I/1411, after all.
She heardnbtlang of John' Ross for
ot"' incintltaht-',Then. it was 511'6a:wind the
yillittgOluittlietand Mandy ,,Wiltlejevere,
going to be married. ''lleetgetssip-are'
gued that shetwas tricky- to make such
rieh catch, and pitied° Mabel for 'her
lack of sense. Like a good many
other people in the world. they looked
at it in a speculative way.- Money was
their, god.
TIM next thtne that Maned heantl-was
Ente d according Act.of Congress, in the year tS7z, by DYNES, SMOCK Co,,
Tadianapolis, Intl.Lin the Office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington,
Canadian. Paull of Commerce
CAPITAI
DESERVE
LITC.A.N.
, ....... ... •
Br ancit of the above Bank haa beenopenedjo
ness.
ly, and wee just woliatetiug t,who she
,was, wheo she eaine over and.whisper-
VOA's esr : 44 'Ohl' rir you tor
this, ola-maul" Then he knew it was
his wife. -
but the 'price of
eistrielt flps continues pinata, -Or,
tt.ratliterettlieretiee,aliVieystatitetanic in the
hotiati-tthat eheriShei,adesire for thein
etre:Omen trem -,Witenethe ,equestion
ttenttino,s t' Bread...or. fee:theta ?" it is
teroodt deal . 'it -was wi tit' the' 'boy when
asked,whiele of his demands Wee tho.
most imperative " Never' inind. the
itimee,ediel, he rephede '; I inuet have
bregatiin-. -
o, te, -Jet
A,Detyoet insuranec agent` lured a boy
,he otheeelay to mind hie effiee, and
;went th dinner leaving, the youth. .in
.elearge. When he -returned' be found
that the bia'had whittled one of , the
tetteablaiege,aluineeep two anadissected the
t;.iifSiiien of the 'singing cliiirt-L" He
Nwas greatly annoyed. and spoke sharp-
fetilye whenthe hoy!'burste"into. tears and
,replied: • " If you dont. want to let a
feller take auy comfort I'm going to
Eges-actly-thenes 'em mister
0 t
now. yer ,talkin', oenary haudles'll
But I .3ay stranger (reflectively) make
the wheels glisten like thunder.'
Wli-wh-evheels ?'
Yes wheels What's tiler matter
with you anyhow?'
'But -who ever heard of wheels to a
coffin ?'
Coffin shrieked the dejected look-
itig "young' than'. 'Coffin Now, who
the dickene said anything about cof-
fins ?'
Why, detn't you want a coffin tr
No -o! I want •a cradle -a trap to
'rock, ray new baby in.'
A.`na isn't your wife, aofta
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2,000.000:
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, , iI,71:;avit.4.14....0R•L'plp.q5..•
oilp.V.,...474. ... ... . .
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Two -horse powei
JIi BEST CONBINE1)
Ti'm
THE THREpg-HING VIAOHINES
HAL WO
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reel nos Ekt4lblifillrlliP/t ON SO 1140 4u9w4 Oat,
The Throe -
made ),AY J. It, Moore„,eleiele ereeedeneeet
ef suP9tior-lworkENA.94011.t 4=1;m'
1:10WS iVgb
Sorktileie, $utor-itotties and Orteteiren
Sa*ing
14:11is machine has 'hgtionthor;aglottlY testedip
ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
It is sup lied ,with
BAND i'NT E BM,
for driving a
Straw Cutter,
Grain Cru.$heri
Or otter machinery, 'without extra expense ex.
opt for the belt,
TRIAT.I. OFFERED.
All kinds of
SAYINGS BANK 10111.1\1F-• NT •
Sums as "low as one dollar received on d ,posi rcEt 4 and Spey coat, anowea. notiet
.Anierican eurrencv bought and ',1:'0"11,whE1)DIE, Agent,
,f \s'Ithdrux al required.
GEO:RG-13] ,
Fashionable BOOT & SHOR', MAKER Sioia of the
10,06.'1"
*gentleman was looltit lee into the
eyiedow of .e, toy store the other day,
when two boys halted,' and one remerk-
,ea t.."" Say, Jim, delft you wish eve•had
-"op: ber:no to {My .pr,egerit, for ic lir, poor
lafneieter ?" -Jim replied that hettlia,
etna thetgentletnanpulled but shin-
plaster:bee:1 said he- was glad tii-,be able
:to atsist them in 'suck a praiseworthy
enterprise. ,Ile met the sante . boys
,Iradftetre ,hour afterwaraecana 'each had,
prickets stuffed With pop.aurn
Pelts. •
e.-Tlete tRe,V.:„Dr,.Ofteirift, Neve. York,
said in his sermou last :Sonday "To
foar .s wee teat tettbeeven4d
tjt.ttrettAtatetitithyettitlet reteeet,, baby'
ripegoOd old men; fourth,
..e4Pe geoid old That is' very
pearly onr creed, but we rather think'
Akr4 healthy °InOther-in4a,W hest.'
And next, a ripe good old. mane who
etsits qateedy in the .cernee and 'Odle hes
etnbenteliow ha:'-thsecl totteteitili to
echool tin -outfit the snow lt-lien he was
a boy, and how he used to come home
.;atew.np.a peva of evotetit befeteett sup.
tete4.1nettearliottlifealting 'the haelt
3300k ler hiataltatert ite the toys do tit:4-
v
0.4.1•011MIVANNI,lb
1
At Peru, Ohio,ein tbe Wabash Rail-
e'oittletbetitteney .-paeltages, eant 4,hy the
United States Express, aro transferred.
from one ineeriengerto another. Oil a
-retetit trairt ad tifitehes'wete the
enesseiigere ,eonneetiegt,at,,ehie. lenient
The trantiferntitiettal was Madre hor-
t-fiedly during bKier,stotniage tef •'ene;
locoinetiire for water. Folme took the
hattaftee, art ins , name in the',
e'oeipt list; inehulea one
letter V011tainiug '4uSt!US;tile
:train Was teady to etttet dlecoVered
that he bad .Xe %1
$I406
P11,444`04;44,:t0a70891.4:;i4Orlittt.f•Wittk,
11400.1' 1,424"kitlilitike-014.311,0)wlti
ittetliettive.*RThepeniatutterell'ithIthis eould
nut 'Wet iNfth
the 1e,id,poilbility,Of having to no -
ow t.Of the,theitin ye tt.14, khow
at to di).- bagbagenitui: 44;4 heen
t/44414,(01(1 50,is metiMni-
t enddenly deeide4 duttv.ho h4astoleit
•Thore .vv:to.no /fie for 'Oircoirl4peo-
of' the grana , Vliedabig-great boona
abY one in the Menntry-of the "oldest
inhabitant." She •heard it with the
•greate4: event:nay ; her love had
hurnea ashes. ,
Was' it at secrifice Mabel' didn't
think so when she met hint drunk in
road before 'The- honeymoon was half
otter. ,It was Mandy. Willis who was
the victim, and t he thought her rear-
riagewas such a openiug for
her!
So the years passed. The story of
how John Ross. ;Bede -grieving his Wife
to death before his end, you may be
sure --is stale news in the village of
Dover.
Whatever love he had for woman,
Mabel llorse held. Marrying from
pique could not lessen that love. 'With
a woman whom he did not even respect
life was anything but attractive to him.
The downward course is so easy, and
John was weak enough to drown his
carets in drink, Mandy remonstrated,
of course, but finally became brutal
to her, and she was obliged to bear all
in silence.
Wheu she diod at last, he seemed to
get worse, and in a mad fit he killed
Would tell this heve been averted if
Anhui had married him ? I' hardly
think so. With his passion for drink
and that it was stroneer than his love
for 1%1461 we have eon -it would have
ptoven too' strong for him, and Mabel
would hrtve been the victim,
In after year, wheteltlabel had been
married. to au honest and industrious
farmer long enough to have a, grewn-
up gitl, she thinks how 'kind Heaven
had been to her
Keeping iu mind John Ross's death,
we ask, "Wee it a Sacrifice?"
4 Oettpe Offering',
' -13oot, rtioan;
)LD acquaint the inhabitants of this and the surronotli.nr, exult: y, tleoso Nioring
ant:lure, also imported work, wide', 1.o
i4
'Lueau market, that he has en 1m itiazge stock of I.Acalts and iilioes his
0A.N SELL AT. PleICES: TO DEFY COMPETITION?'
peel th n he is invpared to do ordet-work second to none, a .1.e cutnlo s none: ,b at First-elast
workmen, and uses nothing but, Fit st7elats
,0 T 1ICART.
Luean, Oetebar 22, 1.874. (C1 -y1)
S S , C
Not by jiigfUl?" Yerentelte.
cradles for sale?'
No, my friend, I am an undertaker.'
-Undertaker of what?'
I make coffins.'
'Oh, Lord, let me ketch the feller
,that sent -me here !'
And the Irieftetricken youth cram -
Med -his hat Aiver his eyes, ran his
hand deep down in the pockets of his
trouserseand pounced out on the street
searching for vengeance.
Soeoettete IN fq DERN LIVE .-SOIDD -
times .good -rule does not work. Two
women came before Alderman Dobbein
our village the other day to settle it die--
pute about a chill Mrs. Murphy
claimed the boy as hers. As the alder-
man could not obtain any decisive evi-
dence bearing upou the case, it occur -
ed to .hnn , to try the plan once used in
.sitailar one' .by, Solomon. He went
out to the kitchen and. got a carving
knife, and then placed the boy on the
desk, and said to the woman as he sharp-
ened bis kife on his boot, "I'm ping to
cut tine yer youngster in half and let
Mrs. Murphy take the body, while Mes.
Doolon goes home with the legs."
was a clever idea, but it failed. Mrs.
Miirphy stepped up to hitn, and doubl-
ed up a fist that looked like an under -
&pp° leg . of Mutton, she shook it close
le hie nose and said, "Ef ye do 3e spat -
peen oi'll ,murder ye with me own
hands ;"` and Mrs. Doolon seized him
by the hair, threw him on the ground
and exclaimed, -while she brandished
the knife over his prostrate body, "Ginn
me the leg I Be tee sowl oi've a mind
to kill ye and ate ye." Then Squire
Dobbs adjourued the case and, while
Mrs. Doolou retired with the boy, he
went out to learn if there was not
something about Solomon's proceeding
hp did not understand. - Danbury Ne-rs.
411111001.00
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1. 'w.Lr.rs, of, the Lucan Stoe and Tin Shop, dealer in Tinware
. -irttre, Ste_tes, Coal Oil, Lamps and Lantp Chnonic...... Lie does
-
-.1...: A_ 'V ID - T It- 0 IT (31- I
on the shoAest notice, and at reasonable priee, 11 e flatters liimhe.11 tlutt li() 0101 Sell at as
,
reasonabic p81005 as any house in the Trado. t'ali:4,8cuoit ,,u,tenutopa. Thu
HIGHEST PRI0E PAID FOR 1 1.1 DES A'S te S lidilEP SKINS
eteneenecr
the etene--tirst kbpr e es t; of Farrell's Deng Store, -.11.,..in-..;,..., .tte..ln.
'-' J. C. WATTS '
Farmingl mplements
kept constantly on hand.
P
BOILER SHOP
'heet-hon and Copper-
'
in full operation.
NUM' NE'S
of all sizes to order.
110SPAAIRS
Promptly attended to.
t. Idary's, 3 -eV 1, teee.
reeentateredet/o40 would bo
gemg Plow
wttstila the popAutoP.'
4teot ]?,0110tRiOn1.400-11011erot
BrOadheast
r kind ol Aerieulterel implements on
order,
,IA.141,18 R. gooBE, PROP.
tel every et
utt or merle
(4,64Y.)
S7C11•TZTEnte
FANCY BEE4D AND 131SCUIT BAK141-1, EXETER.
A.S. takes pleesure inforiCieg the inheldteuto of•Exeter and' shrittelEulOftMlleiler thOt'ho
has relitsd the tzeter lIaltery lately occupied y Mr .R $034 en and he heperoetr,
PP4VINGA. ARTICtt
• and strict attention to business to merit the public patronage.
Weel.din4 , ; to
,
Manufacturer of Graham, half Rye and the ATENT CSEAM BRPAD. or4e4
Schools'and Parties promptly attended to' on the most reationable terms,
t..• Fresh Ilread constantly on hand at Exeter and North Exeter Postpffices,atal J. Oliort.'81
CreOitop, aud111. Baker's, Coutralit Families waited on daily,
67-tf.'
Exeter, Detember 10, 1874.
4.
£1X12k114B11:
••••••••1•••1•1112•1111./.11•01111••••11111
Addre-lt-
TIIWIPSON Sr, WILLIAMS,
Mitehell, Ont.
MiLthell, Ante 18, 1874, 4571y.
Lrican„ 'October 22, 1874 •
surommtnsg=ise:S=Ezz--
A genuine bully called upoti it friend
avowedly tet thraeh Line. •
FrieinV,remonstratea the Quaker,
knocking down the visitor's fiste, be-
fore thou proceedest to chastise me
will thou not take $01110
Mliee'inillY'Vrtts gtotton and at once
eon4eniea, weehing' don the solide
with libation- of strong ale. He rose
up again to fulfil his otiginal intention.
'8 Fricntl,' 'Qttaltef; 4 Wilt
,thOtt 101 t'I40'' eitites panedi `?":". Atia- he
IsaPPlied. abnitdailee of pun*
T4e‘t'Ully, note' itaggeeingo attempt -
fid ite°ilitaell' his enfertataer.
1 Frlen-; -Bala Quaker, "tn.
A the Quak thon
take a mid r
The hoetaitable'offeting 'was aleo-ae-
eepteds Old the 1-ntllY, Wettito
then • staggoeed fterosfs the team, to
,Ohttatitie the, Qttalter, The lattee• open-
ing Ow Mtn, to.
warclit, othl
Priend, thou' eattest tither not to.
paeittett gave thee a *lot pfter,
iug,hut that did. 110t aBSAA4ge thy tage;
gtvve the ie think Pfkriilg .but still
thou vett boeitte thvolf; I gave thee a
bin:a offering but neither did tIlat: anf-
A SPLENIAD opportunity for purchasing
11 that really valuable property, Lot 2,
Con, 8, 1.4iddulph, is now offered, said lot con-
taining 100 acres more or less, having good
frame barn and dwelling house, two wells and
2 orchards, also all fall plowing done. For
Torino apply to the proptietor DB the premises
W, CAVAI,.AGH
S. GIDLEY, EXETEnt CA
. isnetTeweirea es vent neettenne, tete
ih opportunity to intim in the inhabitants ot thi
a trail' 01111aing settiotta that their NOW Hears
irect
e
35 o. per can.
br
3 cans Fd.00
Five Pounds Best Tea in Fxe,ter, $4.50
n GMRXIES
Ten Pounds "
in. proportion, at the
& LIQUOR STORE
18
teel
I
fotee
1st?*
for $8.50
EXETER GROCERY
Cheap0o9dsYillToll
SAMALL PICKARD
The Dominion Organ
111
owing tu the gro-
ROSH FOR eltEAP.,h..,,
ham bad to
BOWitIr'eNVILLE ONT.
ORGANS,
ORGANS,
ORGANS,
08811 wad see ortr
Splendid. Success
Taking Everywhere
Immense Number *Sold.
N. B —Old. Instruments tali 011
in exchange for new.
EOM 10
iel.CCOILE1\101DATE
their Customen.. Jut lleccived:
ONE CASE 1\101-11-7,
of those, Cheap
• 'BLACK ,L48TRES,
One Case Scarlet Telt Eliiirts
lustrnments constantly on band at J. Lnw.;-
Furniture Ware -room. Music Stools fn. u 11
to 5 each.
Scud for Circular to •
C. Pedlax,
XETra P. 0. A...01101,d ;ent,
IINTITERESTING-.
—0. --
One Case of
Grey Satinettes
-AND-
Full Lines of aoods
Suitable for the Season's Tritac.
A JOB LOT OF LADIES' FOR SETTS
To be Sold Clierip.
fr ED1CALimeD say that nothing is so ita-
l._ i3ortaut to }mod liealth as a room cow.
fortably warmed.. . season of year is IOW
la }Mini when yon will require the very beSt
STOVES
J
ELTEB lits jiist opined oett'the' ltfitedsb ninetteemplete best tissor tea end
re '
cheapest lot of goods ever brought into ,this paet.ef ,tho country.
• f
imported his Dry -Goods from
European 'Markets
He is able to do e better than any other }mese in this part of the country,
id nold oonitiiiited; tiiia tilo ii.O- ilot bese in Sal
lee that.itis Ono of the best in thie Western part.
Our IJNI)E1VrAtING bliparttrient, as heretofore,
Will be found in a witY 601cient condition, .,
notinfte-eirtin and • oriutnieutal,,- alto, shroud's,
Otd -Ttirituale furnished e,,x the shortest notice.;
ittittinnfffeatottable tetras, • , ,
'11, 11,,,,A ecee- atreetna e e of lil'Vitht
*ape in Stock. . • Atigilst,94,14. 52-1Y '
,
. .
AILS -1'011 15.1).r.X. '211:0 att.,
. . . , ,.., ,.,
sorihor.hair Oh hand andfOr Atale ou lib 4,10t tit
S. B, Hay, 2,000 Welt. ash r yy:,•nri , the
prentittee to ItiOhAltli, 11 '..• ''.• /1.11t :
80 CordW
e7e1w14o8or, (.•161;11triFilt)i:cTI41.pieriCtettitt 6p.tPrpl°.elif;i'ktt
a heave ff
tionf Drawing rovolvel!n lip °held it tieetio
t .te tor oettng ; TWA, GittPINVAY,
if114411a 1316 that tabitcY or 411(1 0, North 13, tete' d'atet Otte' ii-tO7it:ilt."319601,
O -i11
'M li.„44,g)ogiaatt,t3 4 0 , a' ti,d'ivith that 116 tosoed I)int ottt ot W. WAes the
ENV„, Pttini4erli L511 /
'
tili.litt,,ttoes not hestate to saY tItat
;
liEhastheL, tsTSTOCEOP GOODS.111the COMITY
and, it„as ean be found anywhere
tket price. paid. for ltinds of produce.
Remember thiSJS the Oldest EStablished. Rouse in the County
0 aoito etite Vcazt Ottioo,
OUTTMT-0-
4•44444144444.0414.0014aveim404444,44444444444midamoria...444
-DV=
reraoved. ins
AND TmLORIITG.
to the new l)rielt establishment
�e cieer solith of the old premises
AND
BISSET 0'BROS
bog to say that they have juirt roccirod 0110
the largest stocks in (he conut,y, consisting of
Stoves of the very latest tleBign and the bot,t
t ofacticp, guarant e nttiiig a speciality
0. 0 0014"r.
mannfactares, which
WILL BE SOLI) 11BASONABLY CHEAP
Their aitn is and always has been to satisfy ems-
tonibrs, hardware,
Tinware. Copper -ware, do.
always on hand. Also the
VrarrLoo1 Amcco
and 1,000 L13 s0lnEsk011 $18.
Ohl llags, Copper, Iron, etc., bought.
BISS11TT BROS,
Exeter, November10
Ur,
BANKRUPT STO
Just secured a largo Bankrupt Stock
A'? A
11'Premerldous Reduces,.
ti
•
-which -will be clearecl out at prices
TO ASTONISH EVERY-
Ol\T .
BEST TEA
. in the cenntry".::
vt At -SATTIOLSAI4E PRICES
-
OVEBCOATS AT A GREAT
F-ORTY CH EST'
of the
44
• SAMPLES FREE
call and get one,- and try it.
T. GREENWAY
Coutralia, Decepaber 24, 1874.
NEW PUMP FA.CTOR .
I-) 13-1\11D tTIV11? S
G. BOLTON, ITAY
Duld inforrix tho inha,bitatxtg Oi tete', Stephsti
llnlYsborne, nett he meuatectures alt !tines
ef patine, hueteling ttio
IONS/146E1 .PlatNT FOAM PirM0
for whiollho18rts tho weetisive right ler the
ribovo-nented teweships. The subscriber feels
eattidont that be eau speedy these in want
pumps, 118 tO 1VOrlaattaabil) ree1 quality, and 0
BaOli tunas that ,
CANNOT 1114 'ORDriatSotin
DoItit,110X,
Itteetteietentee-Oteeroerth mile north et
the village ot teeter, wi net 8 tay, toitdoe
Pearl.
11111.-It1pable0' Atte/idea tri with proinpt-
ntias, and 40110 at rila%0110110 1.5604,
1EO4 BOLTON'
*
y, Arm e, :(042 8 1.0ru,
lex. Beattie
D RY-COODS
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Dealers i
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