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TOE 1,04,A4 NEWSPAPER.
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• One of the Utobt .ilnportrapt qL estinne
under the ennsi4leration of the edu,oa-
tore of ttdift ,and other Countries : is:
How guides, we indnoe.'the young' on Jen,
vent; soh Ql to utilize , the kuowled e.
they have ac t it'ed? It is our painful,
experience to ,not,,iee: that many of the
most promising and ambitious Bohol
bars of our rural schools vanish out of•
sight; so far gas their influence and i1se•
fulness are concerned, on the Clay they
leave schen, and, while, in our ogin.
ion, they would be eapablo of acting
the part of leaders in the sphere iu
which they aro placed; they are here
automatons, and often become the
tools pf unscrupulous men. In order
to account for',this we have only o vis,
it their homes, when we are at fence'
struck with the absence of books and
newspapers. ` Many :laudable. means
are "employed by ..the Educational De-
partment to overcome this prevailing
evil --the want of reading materia in
our country hames; one of Iheso-r--an
excellent ane• -is the provision made
for the establishment of libraries of dif-
•ferent kinds, and from 's hat • we have
seen of the working of the system, we
add our testimony to the great doors ac-
complished by them t. But of all the
agencies employed in the enlighten-
ment and elevation of,. the masses of
this country there is none so effectual
as the .local newsraper....When the
snails of the week ,are drought to rural
homes, and composed probably. (•f
Globes, Mails, E'xi:TEn 'hugs, s, &c., we
invariably find that the young nliahe a
rush for tile TIMES, and eagerly devour
its contents, .whiletheyi maty not . as
rnuilla'as open the .great Aletropolitan
organs. The Toronto papers may be
invaluable to rolrhe, yet the young have
no relish for them. What they want,
and what all judicious parents will pm.
vide them with, are short, pertinent,
facts in whish they are more or less
interested - news • respecting persons
ani places with whom they are ac-
quainted. -About these th. r will. read
With unabating'interest. We feel that .
we are not pleading the .;arise of the
TIMES more than that of the rising
young; when we -say that.it is the. duty
of alt the •guardians.of•children to foster
that lots, of reading which will grow
5 with their growth; and ripen with their
iU I,tn ity, which will make ..titenl love
5 then- home "anti country-, and greatly
enhance their influence and usefulness,
in the world. Any person w ho it'. in
the habit etreading newspapers eitnz'0
• be an ignorant pehson, and his ol,init•n
tLp j:lsti of • will be regarded with deference by oth-
:eis. • , . ..
l' O RtStRvE InTRINO THE SALLE,
,,;gyp aha pra�llilses have becii't*ld., and possession must --be given
0arhe at possible. date, .,.
--DO '-T •FAIL-. to..CALL: AND SEE. FOR.YOURSELF.
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PROVIDED ,GL ROV D1JD I UR LADIES, AN
• Will be strictly enforced.. • . ;,.r.
'rivt to 8alequring the day.
�a1 r idZ"edlers will find it to,their advantage to give me
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i�i�?�er'the ry•�.aC ,
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THE ED EE
Or Ate.
CN.l M M 1i t: i a; 1'1'1 O N.
')wi;r T1M;:>`,--
- I was much pleased ‘glen I re-
ceived a copy of yourself, and, in re-
turn, .I would just like to pun a few
;hies for your tine -appearing columns,
for, while spending a few hours in your
putty li4.:tle ,town—Exeter -, I was
much interested inmy introduction to
some of your :worthy hwb t rrs, and per.
.haps a few jottings of what I Baty in
Exeter 'may not be amiss -to some of
your readers. Like all .other inland
towns and villages, pro,,pects aro fluc-
tuating, and, at present, ,your pros -
peas. handled properly, will be condu-
cive to your future welfare, for, while
you have rt' " country vast " to endorse
your endeavors, and a class, of 'curdy
yeomanry to help in your future great-
Iiesy, there is one thing very, mush
against your progress (i• e.). some of
your leading spirits are too lauleli given
to self frons tlhe fact that your 'o:} -n
ti<< ..,i-.11..1'21' Vf1.,v fliscon agiuc' .fig t
encouragement to come amongst you.
If those . having t -he ince inductieu Of
your town.proper.y•wotild' be n !lith•
more of It progressive character, then,
no doubt, but in a few ntoutns niaany
new homes would be built, up and other
enterprises would be entered tan; your
fnecht;nicsu•snild'be in. better, 'spirits,
ian4i your,rlhercbtidlts .]motiles. sacks. to their
stocks ; your ,clin.i'ches'would be 'hiller;
your, paper, better :supported ; and' a
general i ro •wems iz
m t would be. tele or-
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diet oldie day, and, aftee, a tinlb; your
town of E,reter would some day appea)
on the •mal%as a, place of,spirit andei'n-'
terprise. Y slaw in year town w,hat 'I
deem a step in the right, diraction.-
You have what many places deprive
:themselves of, a Sabbath. 0111 fearful
to think of towns and villages in' oiir
land disregarding this holy day. Your
innkeepers are mein of too good a
,stain to be engaged in the business in
Willett they are o uploy 0d, ou abut day,
for seldom do I Anil the Subbaill ab-,
"served toil saw in Exeter I saw a' -
:good influence working from the teaeh
ings .of your Temperance orgah izatidri;
the good old S. of T., Where, With lire i
and wometn8Worn to the cause, such
as Exeter can boast of,, she wields , d
mighty, nfluence for good, and whilst
being
fe t to-evy
i
will 1! bo felt au future..tnry
days when her present wake's' are
sil•
out ui the grave, Noble hand 1 err bs
. o f al e
forward ! t 1d asses Elie anis
t`s .p, p I ►
for our Captain is shone other than ti.e'
Lora of Eo'ita, and he tieing With As is
wore tlien,:thll that can be ,aaaitast rtis.
1 -saw some of • your young men syho
r►re yet out of slid ostler. i retllfeiir
shield them ; if y!ti cirrus bring them in
and never lease until you hod made a
total•atvee of year town fol the c.al se'+
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P'1411 Wheat „. Z 50 to .4 80
Spring Whstt 00 t9 85
Peas
Peng 35 to 87
Barley 70 to 72
r # oo to .,i 24
�B�l�ur x
Wqu1 • 14 to 1$.
87 to 80
ST 1iiAlaY S;
Deihl whost, per bunsot 55 to 8O
spring whoyt Ai to • 96
Poul Barley , 90 to 95
70 to 7`5
Oats 3.7'to • 48
Eggs por dozen ... 10 to 18
Butter 20 to 22
\vogh ... 96 to 34
1;ay 12 00 to 1200
Pork • 75 to 7 04t
Gesso
White wheat... ............................ 86 to 90
Treadwell 85 to 90
Spring .................................... 81 to 88
Oats 0 38 to 0 41
Peas 0 68 to 0 70
Barley 95 to 1 02
Butter '23 to 25
Eggs, per dozen 18 to 20
Potatoes 50 to 0 00
Lard 12 to13
Tallow
'3to6t
GO to00
Timothy seed ,13 25 to 13 50
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Clover 6 25 to 0 60
Wool 37 to 89
100 to 125
6 50 to 625
G3 to 71
7 50 to 850
LUCAN,
Sheepskhne
Beef
Hides ,
Pork
LONDON.
White Wheat, per cental 1 55 tol 60
R ,1 Winter Wheat...Treadwell.......... ::,' 1 o Oto 150
Spring Wheat... .:.' ... ... , .... 3 0 fol 60
_ZTJZAYED upon the premise,: of the
k subscriber, lot 6, con. 7, Stephen, on or about
tee middle of November last, two yearling cattle
—a heifer (mostly red), and steer (dark roan.) By
proving property and paying expenses the owner
enn talto them away. G. LEWIS 7443.
MOTE-- LOST.—STOLEN FROM
tiho'pnoket of tho snbecriber, in Sitaforth,
on Tuesday, the 19th inst., note of hand for S.35.
6:, due Dusan, a, past, drawn on Mr. Alex. In-
gram, Brussels, in favor of ,las. McNabb or bearer.
Payment of the same has beou stopped: Also a
pass hook. ;las. MCNABB.
Exeter, ,January 21, 1875. 71-34.
I- ONDON
J
QUEBEC 'and MONTRcAL
Temperley Line.
Composed of the fellowing Ehret -class
IRON STAMSHIP S.
SCOTLAND, MEDWAY,
THAMES,. , DELTA,
SEVERN N NYAFZA,
HECTOR.
The Steamers of Line are intended to cat
luring the season of Navigation of 1873, from
LONDON -FOR • QUBEC AND MONTREAL,
is follows; Scotland, Wednesday, 27th August,
road every alternate Wednesday and Saturday
thereafter. And from
QUEBEC FOR LONDON, AS FOLLOWS:
Thames, Thursday, 21st Angus
Severn, Thursday, 11th Sept.
Scotland, Tu0Kday,23rd
' And every alternate Tuesday 0 Thursday
hereafter.
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Rates lower than other Lines.
Certificates (Puled to persons desirous of bring,
ng out their friends.
For Freight or Paeaago, apply to
,1) AVIL SHAW, Montreal.
WM. A. BAYLY,
G.T.R. Agent, ST. MARY'S.
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dally aokgowledgiod to 40svrrtalnnx0407te114
In an the eseentalq of k rood instrameut. '
During the YEAR 1878, wi 41410used as usual
IiP.IRST PRIZES
AT
LONDON, GUELPH, AND INNUMERABLE
COUNTY SHOWS
IN AL FARTS OF CANADA
A Five Yearie t+ttarllntee given with 'each Surteta.
..: 1314410.
For Illustrated Catalogue,
Address•
W BELL & COMPANY,
Organ Mounts. d'tr.rer,
THE W. D.MCGLOCHLON WATCH
ie the beet in the market
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CEDAR POSTS
Rails & Cordwood
P`ARSONS requiring Rails, Cedar Posts, or
Cordw Toa, can be supplied by applying to
THOS. GREENWAY,
Centralia; or,
W, H. GREENWAY, on the premises, Lots
and 9, No'•th Boundary, Stephen. 69-tf
FRESH OYSTERS
Haddies & Bloaters.
CHEAP, AT
G. SANDER'S
ifore, Post omcr, lluItdtne,
A Stock of Groceries and Confectionery
on hand.
CHOICE TOBACCOES and CIGARS
t Sportsmen supplied with Ammunition.
School Books and Stationery. Jour-
nals and Magazines.
ALL THE L .TEST M'VELS.
G: SANDERS.
Easter, November 10, 1874, 6.5.-71
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Dominion Gun Shop & Rifle Factory
Forst -Class Style.
R. W. SOPER,
HANUFAOTURILR AIQ0-DILAL$R 114
Pin rifiC•IWIllit
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Cents al Fire.'
f c hut- Gnu; lrarlrer4 Ptslots tRh o Tpekes
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anis dangers, Supplies, Powder, ,.`hot,
Leaii, Cape, Cartridges, Gun Wadding, Wad Cotters, Ponder Flanks, Shot bags, Cleaningilods,
Cap primers, Ballet-monad.i and General Gun Fittings kept conatantla on band. Breech and
muzzle -loading Hunting and Target Rifles tnsde:to order. Heys fitted, Baggage Checks made
• General Job -work and Repairing dame with Neatness aid Dispatch
M" Good Hunting Rides from $12 upwards, Good Bhot.gnns, 14 apwnrtt .
from $5 upwards.
Sign, of the Gun and Golden Cep.
STREET, BETWEEN DUNDAS cP KINO.
CLARENCE
dkvolvarl
London. Ont.
London, December 10, 1874. - 48•m
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Over oats,
13argainfi 'u ur and Whitney Caps •,
Baxgains is a quantity of Blankets
Bargains u13 a.
o: a Shoes ---in &eat Variety,
Baigalrs in •Ladies' and Qent's Oyeraheee,
Bubbere, &e.
We have 911 hAnd &Aret-slaw stock of Greoerioj, oxeeks ° ,Loa o, 41. varyt,
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Exeter North, January 7, 1875,
BARGAINS AT
.ANTON
Bargains in the Beginning of the Sea.
son.
Bargain the Middle of the ` Season.
Bargains at the Close of the Season
Bargains all the year round.
AT •
RANTONS, EXETER.
Accounts due ist January, lstApril, tat July and lit October
Wanted, a. quantity of good clean rendered Tallow in exchange
for goods.
Exeter, October 22, 1876. ,
TjE L., E. B. R. R. IS COEN
ISAAC CiARLiING
Begs leave to t3•ank bis friends in Exeter and surrounding country for their liberal patronage
in the past, and hopes to merit a fair share of their trade In the future, having
ON HAND
one of the Largest '
Best Assorted Stocks
Usually found in a General
CONSISTING OL
Dry -Goods, Groceries, Etc.,
Ready-made Clothing, wines and li-
qa321, Hardw are,Crockery, Boo
and Shoes; Leather, etc.
Please give I. C. a call as he is determined' not to.: be ,unde
Yixeter.ZiCtd1UCT 7.1879 - -
EXETER TITRNISHIN•O - ECOVSE,
d.
.71%TO DREW
has now on handl
The largest and
bestStock • of ?u,i
tu
ev r brought into Exeter.
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RUSHING IT OF1? AT THE. LOWEST, POSSIBLE .PRICES. -
..- 0
CHAIRS -
EVERY DESCRIPTION, FRAM Ge CENTS UP,.
TABL:;E.S •
EVERY KIND, PROM ss UP.
SIDES OARD S ..
• A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
Handsome Parlor Furniture '
SUITES PRObf $45 UP. �
Bedsteads
ads
PEON,`. sa :UP TO $9O.
}. Sets
Marble, p
DREW.
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vasa and arranged hirf 8t(I1lizY t s, tYY"6dbYYiiiafit/
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of the lrsst tights hi i aul&
preper 1d sal nilaatitrt Well to flrst•0lriits 514'14.•-
lcitholi'idglhlgostttsfrobsgo, 1)9bigA t't„0011,,
1100400 of slid y0Y2 of the t)tiltlic, Attibiitloit
id cellar to hit stock of FreirtP rv, &a':r riridtsd' S'n
16 a t,d at geed waleaticln d t tn'nitld101r•', and boin
J . •tF tt'tif fIII6ke, f"e bre , et t r6 .
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laitationteitidiCk01301511eliv riiDtogrii,tilikivtted Y•'a•
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p rhe to icgeiaatl.ttbeiahabitattte
htspllen, t"aborhe, B1'dttel'rt11 end s•.
Oillivrey that he hose Heenees to
Coist1elia,•1lLAI d.all inwashof.
LIGHT OR. Ht'A VVY NAMES
or At a)ilcla natda alar bei,t in It 64'
hood ti tllblirl m• inch Ai
SAI)D1.(E, . f
VAhISES
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lyhok! or br rtt*e1i'ee.
Ve' (de 110t Winh to ttbtr pt trent tiro merits of other Organs byupholding
holdi
fair .,� p .u>s
Ors but; are duet leads to si1bulit tlient; to tt aaxl
Ors, yd•11n �trtnal fret i'celitx
p i 6
teo ildelit tlf true result,
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haat Atte b(sbt rit1 i'Nialiatsi in Can
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Ila ebtiiiii the CAtue. 41,4 166 tt Pti)t l►prk 68C01ltle
099'40 ft.ti lent, �s. t
hoseab an.r'wal itrt
oinT. ATTENDE TCOTT$th1w1
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SOO
Qn Om 14t of Mara). 'tho ehai*jlo4tx,tf►e 'firm
ttke4.p1 P. Mier tin n
Aduto Meeors, ,uder-
80u and White, who F eye sp, ,dwell )(wawa to a1t,
Of (i, li %PithsettstO ie Rl}t-t3k6 s 50rre 4�
'tag retail blNiu96lraf StyNiy+ 9., . tr
BOOT 402CIP 107X010
and 0100040 we markeii
DOWN • TO .WHOLESAU L + RJ.CES;
with the view pi eleariug tl4ew on$ efatirgly kt<-
fere that (bate, while ulna) linea of Dry faieede
ate ver'' much aedneed for the' purpose'ef re-
ducing the wateek kaferq tech Chanes in the.
Rini', Although the
DRY Goons, CLOTHING a 'UlDL1 1EI6Y
will be carrifsi.9n 41i.(nll bloat; by•tbe flow,flrm,
with revs nuponor"-advantage of bii'rhig' their
goods bought with 8. 11. Smith's whelemi'.g
stoek.
St Miry's, Feb. 10,10.75,
'GET THE BEST!
O NKR' 8: NOT:' AIR-. OPtiiM t
Saves Ne' half 'the Weod,''an.L
WILL SAVE ITS COST IN ONE
WINTER.
Price lt,rduced to so ;50 cosh,
'h.
TT
't$Arge EAVatock of very
R S
STOVES
from different
ntakers, rind ries-
a.eted with groat
Dare, whish t el-
ter
PERI LOW
FOR CASH t
Also a nice ,a•-
sortment . of
LAMPS, CH /MNI-ES,
Lanterns, do.
STOVEPIPE VARNISH—A, GOOD
THING. ,
Best Coal Oil, as usual. Chopping axes, bests
in Canada. Cistern' Pumps, Lewd Pipe, Zinc, to
1.000 LB. PLATFORM SCALES, CHEAP-
EST IN' THE' hfARKET.
All kinds of trade taken in exchange. .
Ear Cash for bidet', and skins.
N.B.—A GOOD DWELL1NG-HOUSE FOR
SALE. • 0. JOHNS,
TiHE' 13USINEBB :<TF THE LATE
S. R. KERR
St• Mary's
Will atilt be'earried on in all its branches
FURNITURE. '.'' VAREyR00M8 1
Opposite Box dl: Sommerville's Mill.
A First-class Stock always on
hand.
A Comp•tent!Person has cheroot' the
WN DERTAKING.•
„__ AMERICAN & Cal74DIAN
BURIAL CASES
Funerals Furnished throughout on
short notice and reasonable terms.
M. KERR,
N. B.—We Have also .on hand the El-
ectric Balm,for the preservation of
bodies, for any, length of time.
8t', /Jerre, november 10,.1874.:. 65 ;
TIIE LARGEST VARIETY' OF
ANLL:; TIiIE ;
ea Gest Place 1
sr
OUR' 'STOVES
` Y,d AY `i fl4D AT . .
rCai.G'iLPi'N'S
SKIT OF THH, GOLDEN.STOVE.
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itto Mir
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IN REAR ,
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cartridges, *,tiid(tpf 1shuag taaltlel'- 1 *;otter.
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thoo +ar ta► Jlli' oseik,t4'failirg t*P0stati.
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