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• J�• e. filgo41:11,Q0,Ity
%%ere the fereat
,Pt•tati ginia;
40rO tiwamp all tandledp
•4euktak f9rmi par oraae;
arau.u9a.wirtstal:41wrik.:
o.aitttha'
• 'Thee a areath #ie aelftesk
4•10atiho ag an tair,
f7aelt a'reet oattakoe
, 40a irapriats tatire,
Aud mineral saa aaiatbsa.
' Chlinren, too,
faa (Mr life's fain windoW
Always soinening new,
Pet your litthirl pie tures
Will nottotcb ptituiaWd*,
jack prosttsi fingers
winter daf,
thp' rig be lasting ,
44,$*coini
Whether made by Willie,
aohanai. 4.aa 4)
And you t little picture,
Bitetrite story tells
evil
Of the good or
.., W410 you• 4Wall°,
...}..ti
hiokInd word Or ,adiloti
Isis picture bright;
,?-3vory niastored
;
Ut esAia tought of Rage ,
-•EferY Worll of stri,'
Plomislies,•tho,picture.
• Stains the gla.Ss Of life,
tOl,„ 11440, ,00,
$0140.no,ker, TYikT b4g.
boiitijittoq ont for thr011'epreotdotti
sling104, Wadinzily Or.14)1.1441PPR'
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Y ttsliP,' 40 YA. PA'i0331(3 4,001),a,,•'41, ,
Of the ()treat of (34,hyay, ivrpl 'cm, lop
4.14/i3!;, 443* h n g'' dinteted a 'scene .)f More
, than, entywni taterest,, ho
fore aliO had elptured • enkall
404 with eant'roban4 artiolos, together
WO •a man mid by who had eliarge
th.no, 414 tbe eaptaiii
whose name \Ilia Dri)0114,, itaa oadered
that the old slonggler 6130,lthi bp ii
irdlIS- To thi's indignity 'ther'.
nada stoat, reastaneo,4114, WA' heat
Pi thU(Ot ft aa $0 fii,c, fie:gotten
himself ita to atrike eartaill
which laid him upon the (leek., " Suah
fu tO atiollleer Wit
S t ° nth' ^
Wee,. an't.ia puoisholeut• for Ins offence
sniaggler had been ouadenmod• to
.A single rape was 1.0+4 at the star,
board fireYard arm, and 'all. hands
WJE 0431ed to witness the exeoution.—
Thi rope was noosed and slipped
overthe culprithead, and • •the run -
'Wag end was rove throagta -spatch
hook iu he deck. 'Until this ariainent
not a word had escaped the lips of the
ali, e trembled as he beheld the
r
preparationsan,d, as $4e fatal ifooae
'Wasmas.,:ed and arawn tiglit,„Ahe eol4r
forsook his cheeks, and he spraug for-
ward and dropped upon his kneesi,
fore the incensed captain,
Merey, sir—mercy I.'
a Far whoinrateked the, oftlper,, ,t1s,
conteinfittions 'sheer ,icSita '011"
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.130st )11 journal iimocontly remarks
. that ther& is an improbability, about
the Chicago Pays story of a wounin
rt'tfrok)sis,e4tarafilip byr: grasshoppers.'
'SO -me of"' fheae •Boston papers watild
doubt the Ter,aeity otulliver himself
The witloWer'agrieff has been pro -
:pounced by cO.Mpeterat authority to be
leVely,ivhdat iJ laats:ibut it is not con-
etruCted to endirre tlnarirde hsstitilts of
,Ainae.1 Conneetlout man :.iho only
litet pih threara •hirnieltaapon the
;cold -lurk, thattliaiPed
clay and weptaantiViris eYelitshes• -fell
aoritalias ,.sinc4ad three women follow -
ng aroiindrforaelimony.
Browsy Bunker of Carmel loafed'
ltapan(iklkdartayina tr; get the highest
'bid:4dr vote". IL Wanted three dol-
,
Jars; butrailist as they, . were about to
bJuiprohilAd ohtwo dollars and a half,
the sun went -down and tLe inspect' r
Cibblareil chasa.: • All be. re -
period was, Careat'Clusar 1 is it pog-
,sible Vn3 13.0ti, time to vote for the
vaeonstitutional amendment prohibiting
(Afriliery-at -eleettions -
•• Recently. the. localpaper at Glass
Vt@Y=Saij The Kettieet-..gitr p1ora,ss
Valle' y ''dbeiniit' Carry': herself straight
*trough,• ,when promerading• For h
aveek after, all: the Grass Valley girls
taistalle about like so many bean poles;
And every girl said, "That horrid
. perl Ma,*d0i11* I walk "straight ?"
'The editor of of"the Louisville Cour-
ier -J(14061 reponm.ends a rawhide for
therishig liOye. A.pparently his early
adircation washeglectedin Elia par tica-
ler, and now he ia very sorry for it. Et
la never 'fug late to mend, however, and
soniedhe 6 *flag hirir
and 1108 half try. "
•Eielitieffariner in'Utis'eachitSetta,
, - •
awretired-Bostoialan didn't kuow. how
46 -take a wagoriatheel off to grease tho
axle, ancl so he tiered holes throagli
:48.•htib'Eirid :Poured in 'the- grease,
There is nothing more depressing t�
ft thermometer than cold weather.
gen' Whi;"" travel barefooted around
xtpnew1y0arpetekbed room often find
4,hevsthe wrong tacla
aaiathatta ',hurried her
, ..‘,...Snridatifiai,Calecittise ite
6411: get Put onab ti10 robe and
craWfa'aeMal,dathe beak yardz . and play
fiantaaplaue.
Weiuspect that what most grieved
tire yoang lady who-representeda Katie
King•iir.Flailsalalphiaawasathe fact tiaat
aha wm,popiitac,rly gllp'posid4O.b-a;thcire
atitalamq Yeara
Why are shedi ,the Laist. moral of
foilihre' 'Because ihey, gardbol in
5.3heir youthaspend-4machl of their :time
albt.iquita many . Of theni dblarikleis;
and they all get deeoed at last.
galIalte yon a•;ceati?' said a su„s-
pierieara toaa su.s,pec"ted .customer.
't Oh, yes, sir, with the greatest of
plai4o.a.',,IT.ThSi54,-,just stand in that
volition, please, and look , right upon
"..thattiotiO' While I. take your ineaShre.'
eaistOriaer. ,reatts ,tlre neeioel ,
-,«-Itawas-a-cionple frorn Danbriry,:-Ct.
Trh5.1a, diOti wed: a.'two' year When
'starting on.. their bridal tourain ordei to
ei)Oive inqisitiVe cfoWd a&d theana.tnre
of the trip.
411 economical tourist has written a
:antpapile,t,7cri'Wheite.to ,:go; ;whim Yeti
liatreir t raiielfanorteyv R.wilialae 'read
with interest, for we don't know of anY
giridlidoe-ftr.go to in"tbia wrotril•Fdrider
pitelf'LeriitirriStaireee',"
I
94 1.4.ie
Peag 0410# taPlable
9f , an:1)4014a attPtild tboy hap.- '
peirto. ,
ptio,x4:49e-gp4a 11.4.0„,9pipt)lip.,„
iow1,,,e.141)09S$„:01i',;*ti,r4, ioarb
For that old man whom yon are
abuut to ,.
clics, boy! • . , •
Blithe is My father, sir.'
No matter if he wereany own fath-
er ; the manwho strikes an.officar Who
Mu the 'peiforinance of his 'duty Must
Bat he was inaulted-he- was man-
acled, sir.' urged' theheY,
Iusulted 1 Who insulted hiro,?'
asked the captaiu.
You did sir,' said the boy, while his
face was flushed with indignation.
Get up‘ :sir; and, be: carefuIthat you
do not get .the same trentment,' said
the captaii., in a savage tone.
The old man heard this ,appPal of his
son, and as the last words dropped from
the lips of his captor, he raised his
head, and. while a look of, the, 'Utmost
defiance ,Passed over his features,' he
exclaimed
'Askuofavors, Robert. • .Old. John
Kintock can die as well now as at any
time, Lot them do their worst ; I
don't have to die but once, anyhow.'
Then turning to Captain Drocutt, he
changed his term for dndol
plicatiou, and said :
Do what,you please with meaabut
en't ha,r6i any bey,.: for helms doke no
I 'folla ready: for your sentence
itildibetdOrier yen. Inisfr. it the` 'bet-
ter.'
Lay hold of the rope,: shouted the
captain; 'lay hH er ynvlrt ,of you,
and sand by`to`ritif tl4evillaln 'up.'
In obedience to this order, the men
ranged themselveealon, the deck, and
each One laid hold.of the rope.
Robert Kintock looked first at his fa-
ther, then he ran 'his eyes- along' the
line of men whoavere to Ale his execu-
tioners. But nOtorie sympathizing or
pitying looy could he , trace. Their
faces were all hard and &Old; and all
appeared anxious to consummate their
to arderous work. >,
3.:Wara't '"ekelairn ed the b oy, as It teat
staA64froi4his. trembling .lilis, is.
there not one, even, who can pity?'
Up with him l' shouted the captain.
Robert buried his faoe ii Lie hands;
and the next moment his father was
swinging at the yardarm. He heard
the passing rope and the creaking
block! T4,c1 he knew that he was father -
lees; 'r
Half.4. ,
homaallerttaar datlifbaly4P eft
by tlieilae of righastly corpse, and a
simple prayer escaped,hs lips, .. Then
another low murmuring Boland Came
front hie .hosoria i„ but mone,of thoie who
time: :stood.: fliqUlICt krow
its import. ..y.was a pledge:,of ':deep
revenge, ' • •
Just as the old ma't's body ,slid from
thegang board into the water, a vivid
flashof lighti)ihg streamed' threngh the
heavens, and in another instant the
dread artillery of nature sent furth
roar so loda atm' loo(thaFtlirfileirite,
Wally placed their hands to their ears
to shut out its :deafening power.
Robert Kintoek started at the sound,
end what had caused dread in other
bosoms, sent a thrill of tiatisfaction to
his own.
Oh, revenge! revenge!' he mutter-
ed to himself, as he cast his eyes over
the foair-crested waves, which had al-
ready risen beneath the power of a sud-
den storm.
The darkness had come as quickly as
did the storm, and all that could be
distinguished fram the deck of the brig,
save the breaking sea, was a craggy
shore, as flash after flash of lightning
illuminated tine heavens,
, „ f
Light; bo ,1' shouted atmaraferravard"
and the. next Moment Oyes' were
tamed.t abright llghtwhchhad eta-
-den iy flitheVup'; anitaie,' the" Os teat
, The iudhad now reachedits hi.tht,
and. With its giatar-powe it, set theailf,
'fated brig'directlY upon' the.surf-beiiiid
1icre of r 'eke- an& 'reefeand ive4
face but oneWas
".).o. vain ;did theytry: to•lay, ,the:Wg ,to
'the Wirid„-bn t net ra *a:would., held Ida'
ai hiStant, tintit St.'5156figth, tite frieti
'Managed to upa fore dud
atarta'.4tayAa114:ifid.thettihdlitig'..tor
ao,horttuin&stodbrav1y .up ,'agaidat
the lieitving Aut.. ,I3nk it, was „...eyidet#,.
_he
dibiett'rashores.lor'lhe jbsierf •the
egtgagm.yayqs„was, g61ta*5.,,thao:*hatl
tho' wind; ,
•119y4dp yott., 1;ht35w that.' 404
id r,tightt holdiokoli
•‘' tO8, Sikv!, witi )14.
OtriuWilitA1146. or ,
P01O:1014 :60000,6
thOliatat tf It..
, *dead
3lie..• side Of thiS'?'` 6,46a theodititoft,
5a glut* of hopO ahot 5 ttorogg. 40400 '5
5$5°Q4,5'355sii5 A4artoilitly
thoe 55, , ,, 5,55 ' , .55 5 .5
5 '5•
yoti'1016* gid,passag
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106;,611;tii4t6 e�as ittit '
tttrit otiV
yoit ialto,th 540
ilia' doh* ,5,5
Yu, Olt tlitit*titod f1hetoztliti
hoit litit
Ate eaptditi
1'04 WOVilYtitioll#il•
,t1", yO4 40411to we lxy5 wt. G994,0,
v1Q0,y04... that 7iory. Moment.'
'1', Die brig WO ov1/4 W•riirt3*
4114 11.Q1eit Mittf,301i btliti0130i1
A
klilAtiPtf nvox4 the starboikril forgard
arna, froara whanee. his Prdera were pitS2:
set 4!+/614 •.1)O :the haimeman. The
1)914114 veStiel soon dune within'
sight ot the crap, and the heart of Or-,
ery WW1 leaPPd with fearful thrillas
Iwy)YPPO'iiWtipt, past a..frowni,ng t.eck
which it'lnioat,graaed them they paS,
sod. OA fleiv. the brig, and phe thicket
itrid more l'earfal grow the rooks, Wbieb.
raUied. their had.s on every side.
, 'Tort ,shpnted the boy.
Steady --so,"
Port
•j is.
ts.'
'Steady it is,'
Starbeard - quick:'
'Ay, ay, starboard it
4' Steady—so,'
• A. Steady it is,
• ,Ati5 this atparnt„the vessel swept past
an oVerharigingoliff; and just as a viv-
id $1a4i of lightning shot through the
„llealie!A 1914 revealed all the, horror
aroundlloud 81100 was hard :from
the yiii1ot,faful in a nreinent all
eyes were turned Oward him.
He atood upon the extreme end of
the yard, and held himself by the lift.—
In a rn011lent more he crouched down
ii1oa.tiger Aiir • its prey, , and then
'withaorre reaPi'iviclierf the' preijeOting
rock.
'Revenge 1 revenge!' Was all that
the doomed men heard, and they, were
,ewept; into the baiilip g letirge beyond.
'
Breakers—a reef I' screamed the
man forward, Starbpard—quick.'
'10 Bat lwasatoo latedEre • the: • helm
Waihriff lip, low, ii;eniendens gritting
of the brig's keel was distinctly felt,and
thepekt• paw, a crash', which
,soithdiarhigh aboVe the lrO`tti�f flinle-
meuts, and the heavy masts went
sweeping away 6 leeward, followed in
a few moments by large masses of the
ill-fated vessel's wreck and cargo.—
Shriek after,shriek went: up from the
dootned'•• theb, AniV•theY• were ip the
grasp of a power tnat kuows no mercy.
The Storm King took them all for his
own.
The next morning, a small party of
wreolreaaamine floWn from the rocks and
moVed along the rhore. It was strew-
ed with fragments of the , wreck, and
here au& there were seattered: along
the bruised and mutilated forms of the
brig's crew. Among that party was
Robert Kintocka and eagerly did he
aearch among the ghastly corpses, as
thoulk, thero„Nas ,ene-there,..he, would
have found. At length he stopped,
and stooped ov one, ripen the 'slibul-
deis oVivhich Were two golden epaul-
ettes. wo,a,the pap:paha ofthe brig—
jfi father.
The boy placed his foot upon the
prostrate :body, .and while a sudden
light beamed from his eyes,and a shud-
der paiied over his coantenance, he,
muttered:
Father, yon are fearfully revenged!'
The boy soke ptruly.
afFPP?lf!AP,Pgia(Q.,11q0;
Ife nIit 4
T.Oinity..pf,Caouptet, hashoeu the scene
Of riot and distarbance sinee the.14tli
'14rdVi Alb11a,thildIoo1Oh'ereWid
‘wai The'
411e.
• iirinVieCtaillariN.'iLl'Soliool, 6'4.IiiCh
jaction of the ehabitants are violently
OPposed. Oa Cie day • of the meeting
riKteitalkfitteed7Cofiaideiilible PiP.,5akY1
„PM Vlak,fortli threats agairrat the peatie
AliaC44hithitipits,, who supported the
-Aw.: 4 rigt048 'tumult 1111,3." 4eeiiiP
lit) ever,:gime*); a•,0,1t,': Monday Hon.'
Itobert Yonurresidenee at Catracinet;
464Zigifilmililtab*I3r1g hi aatig of
gofers with es,7144 i t
•a °len ntions
•
t),4fr 4044 09;44qage.eYqtaaifr.gt,t0d,',
if4•1400444'1#eri'die;:fLOtsia`rotreat,'
ti• 'theeatet,44010, The,
gra441 wr out ' seVeral.
441100'0 Vit,10,Ortteds of' wird etolen..
eftt,e:rtiotttit toogea :that the rid.,
$Piie:Vieeeeaiiigd 404 resultedttagiottily,
4 Pit 6,113 A t444
$or 5.0413'5 ot,5, 'Shstites pot y;, Aver& *6
inalto, breasts, and ve. as shot &fad hyY.s,
l'reaohtlatta.,, 4,1totiohatahy Sarre • Ulla
b' 84{(to bd
.;"0010 611,i'144'Gri'
doi
th rits)lo°,
iot4 IL, to at ottg 410 1)565tai
•iyhtdp t ttU t
Atofootooy
houts,, aroo (000ldi guireb40
t.110'; 6,011t 41f!hirkitilag4,4,4111:004"i
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,
A SPLENL1D oppoituuity for 'purchasing
that really* 'valuable property, Lot 2,
Con. 3, Biddulph, 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
T oras apply to the proprietor on the premises
Vf,„ClAVA., AGE. 65-tf
Entered, according to: Act or Congress, in the year IS7z, by, DYNES, Smocit & Co,
Indianapolis, Ind., in the Office of the 'Librarian of Congressk Washington.
C& S. GIDLEY, EXETER, JA-
.BINET-M4TPR& UNDEILTAKERS. take
this opportunity to inform tbe inhabitants of this
and surroundingsections that their New Hoarse
Tair
•
12 11Q* 601:111)115t4a, did they do not haitatoin say
iug that it.isohe of the best in this western part
Our TINDYRTAKiald„Department, as heretofore,
iiiin be lotind in it very efficient condition.
Coffins-7plain and ornamental,— also, shrouds,
etc Funerals furnished oil the shortest untie e
and ITICIEt reasonable Mims.
• N. 13.—A good assm nt of IIIN1T1)BE al
via:ys in stock: • August 28, '74 52-ly
Canadian
AILS •-kOR• SALE. SUB -
scriber hatkon, hand and for sale omE. 4 lot 8,
g,isoo black, ash rage.Apply on the
premises to ,RfOlir,iati.)130X,1,` 72 -St
CEDAR POSTS
Bails ec cordwood
TjERSONS reaairing Bails, Cedar Posts, or
Cordw3od, canbe supplied by -applying to
. THOS. GREENWAY,
Bank of Commerc e
LUCAN.
CAPITAL., 10,000.000
RESERVE •2,000.000,
119 1,241tintrg,
•1.QULTT,113,814 IX(P1'41.4
A Branch of the abore_Bank has been opened in Lucan, for the transaction of Cien eral.B a n kin g busi-
ness.
Centralia;
W, H. GREENWAY, on the premises, Lots 7'
and 9, Noqh Boundary, Stephen. 09-1f
• DIJR1101,,REL FOR SERVICE.
THE inilicriber would, intimate to the ferns
mg cemmunity that hp has now on his
premises, „an,„exceneat yoring psrkom Bull,
which will stand for service on the preinissi: 1
have just purchased him from Mr. J. Load -
man , of }fay, for the sum of 6140. He has tak-
en several first prizes, and has an esoelleat
pedigree. Coatos & Hatton as,' ha is the
best bull in the county. Terms 136.00 \
H. BARTON,
FRESH OYSTERS!
Haddies & Bloaters.
CHEAP, AT
G. $ANDIER,s
Store, Post flOice Ilutt dffig4
A. Stook of Groceries and Confectioner"
on hand.
CROICE TOBACCOES and C/CIAREI
Isg' Sportsmen iiiipplied with Armitnitioni
s911901130011a and Stationery. Jour
naig
Alit THE OVELS.
O. SAlalotita.
Exeter, NUvetriber-104474,,
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soheel
Stotietiety,
Diatied tot
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tifikTradaalirdireerlieritt•ate#iteh, t�
Ito/ NvOshat eatst.64. at-
tLlftf'Mg
55,
SAVINGS BANK DPX1U?\[N11.,
Sums as low as one dollar received on deposit. I4erest--,1 and 6per cent. allowed. No notice
f withdrawal required.
American currency bought and sold, D. STOW h:E:DDIE, Agent,
•••••••••=•••••
IT•inial.111••••14.102.••••••••=gir.
GEORGE GA_TEIC.A.P.T
Fashionable BOOT. .SHOE MAKER, Sign of the "Big
Boot, Lucan, Ontario,
IATOTJLD acquaint the inhabitants of this end the sarrounding country, and those visiting
V Y Lucan market, that he has on hand a large stock of Boots s4o'es.or his own man-
ufacture, also imported work, which he
CAN SELL AT PRICES „TO DEFY COMPETITION.
and that he is prepared to do order work second to nom, a be cinplo:is none but First-class
workmen, and nses nothing but Fit st-class Stock.
G. CATHC.ART.
Liman, October 22, 1874, (61-y1)
• WATT'S Trif SHOP LtTCAN
T 0. WATTS, of the 'mean Stove and Tin Shop, dealer in Tinware, Sheet -iron aud Copper-
s). . ware, SteAes, Coal Oil, Lamps and Lamp Chinmies. Ile due8
.A- V E T 0 ITEGIER'..1: N G
on the shostest notice, and at reasonable prices. Tie flatters himself that he can Bell at as
. reasonable prices as any House in the T,Tide. Satisfaction guaranteed. The
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR HIDES AND SHEEP SKINS
Remember the Stand—First door east of Fail-elPs Drug Store,. 1".lain-st., !Arlan.
J, WATTS
Liman October 22, 1874 , (61ares.)
FRES
Dia:et-A Fro= lialti-zzore,
35 0.
3 cans
- per can.
for $1.00
A 0,
Five PoundS Best Tea in.lixete-r, $4.50
GitodnitIms
Ten...Pounds 'r for $8.50
proportion, at the
EXETER GROCERY & LIQUOR STORE
ETEl 8.
•f ,;
EXETER has just opened out the largest most complete best absorted and
cheapeflotiggeoWeVer braught. alto, this part of "!. e country.
DATING.
IOW
Imported a1 of his Dry -Goods from
the iuropean Markets
iidis able to dO'a little fetter ,thitt, any Other house in this part of' the country',
' Y ' al does nq heS tate to say that
h4Sthel4n. stiti. Tocitor GOODS'IN the COUNTY
,an-,ct as ' `e,ap as, catvhe, ibtaid.' apYI'vhere ' '
/tows inark.ot p� iyaia fb,1l kinds 61 produce. •
Otabel: ig Oldost tstahlished Eottst)tt the comity
COTT
has no,red hi
i 7
§6tiiiiit 4 P. 1#
Sta5b55::1:1si:055,,:5i.
ti :*:
,5li5.5455.0
tv.r.-oc+. .
.xttti.:t60.
asaa
Two -horse power
WOod Sawing Machine
This machine has been thoroughly tested and
given
ENTIRE SATISFACTION
It is supplied with
•,BAND WHEEL
for driving a
Straw Cutter,
Grain Crusher,
Or other machinery, without extra expense ex-
cept for the belt,
A TRIAL OFFERED.
All Icinds'of
Farmingimplements
kept constantly on hand.
BOILER SHOP
, ,in lull operation.
MAIGEX NES
of all KiZefi to order.
EP04.1 s
Promptly attended to.
Addres
THOMPSON & WILLIAMS,
Mitchell, Ont.
45-1y.
Mitchell, June 18, 1874.
The Dominion Organ
d
BOWAIANVILLE, ONT.
ORGANS,
ORGAN S,
ORGANS,
Call and see our
$05 I N • BOB
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-roomt • Music Stools from 61
to 65 each.
Send for Circular to
EXETER P. 0.
CI Pedlar,
eneial Agent.
INTERESTING-.
TED1CAL men say that nothing is so 1431-
.1.V1 portant to gooci health as a room coin-
fortahly warmed. • Th.. season of year is now
at hand when you will require the very best
STOVES
BISSET BROS.
k.1
,c4
bog to Qey that they have just received one of
the largest stocks in the eounty, consisting or
Stoves of' the very latest design and the best
manufs duress, which
WiLL BE SOLD REASONABLY CHEAP
Their aim is and always has been to satitify ettii-
tomers. Ilardware,
Tirwart, Copper -ware, etc.
always pi hand. Alto the
.WarnLoo.lz A=
mut 1„000 livsoiLm.voR, $18.
OM gags, dopp,er, iron, etc, bought.
BISS ZTT BROS.
EW .2•13MpFACTOlti.. '5 ,
P
14,oziToil
tia fofoo4.f11o.ohobffofif4 of 1143,f stoottoo';
mitoto63, that he tamolastares alt kiods.
et putn4 laeltpliag tho,
mossfivatit. PAIgitt tottot .P0110
ler Which his has the' okeltigiVe rightler the,
above,nittned townships. The OinbSeritet fools
eotifident that, he mut arttisfy. those hi want a
pairapsi
415 10 Werliinitliship and qiiillityr itacl'•A
• sadh widos that ha. 55
OAN1405".11 111' 1TX1)111itg0111) fl4T
5 , 1)(5,:)N1INION,
litAndkA01Ot,•-,0116-1kittrtli iit ritittlaof
the of fa Lot 1", 14,y9,.tioaaee
• •
•
tt..,Atetiaititikattoodoa *lift istoihot,
)104y d(
And, dtind olsasbuslifept,i16,
'••
• '•, GEof OfitrObl*:
#4'd
OM 04 AO**lpaez4t a owefl04°T1rliOat ay rocoomool4tiofor,o011e04.0noOtt.
„
The =Arco ,"'1773xce-1, 04.0ig lovr
U3liflo by 3. It bloom, Warns preoe4e0om of anytIlipg ot the klad, ia the Dominion, ITAGON
soPerier workmalialiip and material, rtent POMinion Land "tonere,
Plows,Caltivatorst Seed. Drills,BroPaa,cast Sowero
smooth Sugar.kottics and Cauldrous, and wary other kind of AOriOOft4i41 imP1eme4" "
hand or made to order.
!TAXES R. X0ORE, rnoP,
t. .July 1, 1874,
EXETER BAKE
.44. SKINNER,
FANCY BREAD AND,13ISCUIT BAKER, ExETEB.
A.S. takes pleasure in informing the inhabitants Of Exeter and sarroanaing villages that he
has rented the Exeter Bakery, lately occupied 1)y mi.. R, ganderi, and be hopes by
SUPPLYING A. FIRST-OLASB, AliTICLE
and strict attention to business to merit the public patronage.
Wedding Cakes Made to Order.
Manufacturer of Graham, Half; Rye and the PATENT CREAM BRIAR, All orders for
Schools and Parties, promptly attended to on the most reasonable terms,
Fresh Broad constantly on hand at Exeter and North Exeter Postpffices,and J. Short's
Crediton, and W. Baker's,Sentralia. Fanailievvaited on daily.
Exeter, December 10, 1874.
67-tf. A. SICI.NIMIL
.._ChoapGoo&WillTell
SAMWELL & PICKARD
owing to the great
RUSHIFOR CHEAPIGL GOS
have had to
ENLARGE THEIR STORE 1
so as to
ACCO MODATE
their customers. Just Received:
ONE CASTEITNIOIZE
of those Cheap
BLACK. LUSTRE8
One Case Sed.rlet Felt Skirts
One Case of
Grey Satinettes !
Full Lines of Goods
Suitable for the Season's Trade.
A JOB LOT OF..J:LADIES' FUR SETTS
To be Sold. Cheap.
Exetur, November 19
4
033%32, 'V
4
71'.ANKRUPT STOCK
Jusi. secured a large Bankrupt Stock
AT A
Tremendou.s Iledue
tient.
which will be cleared out at prices
TO ASTONISH EVERY-
ONE.
FIFTY 0VEBOOAT8 AT A GREAT
BARGAIN.
FORTY CHESTS !
of the
BEST TEA
in the country
At WHQLESA.LE.PRICES
SAMPLES FREE
call and get one, and try it.
Centralia, December 24, 1874.
T. GREENWAY
ex. Beattie
D D
flVLPOETEflS
TAILORS •
Dealers in .
Hous� Furnishings
ENOLIP . ILOLOT11.44.0.0.
NOW 8010011 irut tiispioos bi1y6 6nitt
tiUarY NOV, it i814,