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totilci the ectil Of it Clergy
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Two ye,ci,et ago I met and loved
IL
'Cuir 40a0
tlikt 'i flftt:4816ir.
,becaine esit to hers ant'd'We were to
have been loittried elsortly, when Its4
'mother aiati,ii&lkOr tatikOr wrote fer
444.1 in India.
4 id eiirrosis site
tattroglit of the
ioi iii)a .1 JO- bt lifted 11, a ai t ' tit the fir6t grip
at a
r' oVer the Iseglt, jt
1,40rs, with the hand
the.
fl/ 04,141W 01000,
An (May WaY to carry it sheep a shQrter
distant,* is, after litting it, as itImSre, to
take a hind leg with the ftee loped
which linge it immediately kin front,
with, its badk prussodeloeoly against the
men, [.Mik.1)04ti-oxi will IA found quite
necessary when the animal ie to be lift-
ed over a. fence, or into n waggon. If
it is deeired only to Movo thO allitrial
from ooe pen to another, it, ueed not
, ssonolloping then
ersa so,* iVe. his eon -imt to
ui
aintima,tesi m ilin'orirarrivoi. •
We 811,11t41 On tho 1.61,41 of -.as-es, and
'for the firet week of our voyage there
.Was nothiug amiss
The eighth day out I noticed thats
'for the first time, the captain—a eottrse
'at r1iher,liandsorMinlan'4aliaidared
a/cry rotioli interested in trk,,i betrotlied,
felt strangelY Uneasy at the looks of
admiration he caet upon her horn time
Ito time, and filially mentioned my ob
gerVations to Miss Locke herself,
'To rny surprise she turned pale, and,
could with, dialeulty refrain from burst-
ing into tears. '
know -it,' she said, 'lie has looked
at eon,stantly tliese,lest three Oay14,
a seized everY opportunity' to "I'speetk
,tome? ,
I. Was insich annoyed at this. We
swore tied onlypitssetsgers on board,and
,Captain Gark seemed capable of, any
)4,
over the .hamsuing it h"t'Y be ontly
drawn baakwardS to the entrance and
turned with , the left before being
released. Aaloted in the remark's. in
this department last month, where the
eertingeind aptehiog, of, eiteep ean be
don e under' shelties' nnich of crew ding
and jamming neuany evioccdby a Sheep
when penued will be obviated. TWA
ouud .1 Aarlifirrmaitto-
vantage in either extremes of weather ;
it is always ready, and comparatively
comfortable.
tilti Stories Retold
Au Rrgod eospie on Woiseter street
are Very fond titelieehere,a0 P1N,(Inito
frenolittly. When lie' heats t th,e
0;so stio hoses Inn' 4,tvitne5 aioid do.•
citiree slip will uot nlay tigatn, it vests
4in to hayo her instina but ho eon-
trols the ireitation and talks to iei
about it. lIe tells lies how Virell it
for people at their age in life to he (110-
turbea by each tritlee, end shun hen
SO clearly the folly of sneli eotirSe that
alio beeoluce ashamed a liar wettltueo
a`od oturotiAO the gatue, and playe it
sto well that she beats laim. Then he
tiirows the elieelters in One direetion
and kicks the hotted on another, and
says he will never play with anybody
who ehottts so alfiredly, awl, stalks
moodily to hed, nui leavee her to pick
OR the. thiogs.
The Lancaster (Penn.) Express says;
YesteaV vhulea prenaiiietit physitinin
-of tine citY.was sputtirigup.a preseriP-
tion for a young man, he heard the low
whining of a dog at the offide. door—
He paid paid no attention tit first, but as the
wail: ore ai"niitundin e °Opened the aloo r,
whensin a little deo, , on threes
leg holding the other dE g ip as though.
Theydnerable:phYsigion
directed the'YoUng Man to lift lain
when an examination ,reveided that the
little fellow bedroll., a pin into his foot,
tiepin was. extrecfed, - and the 'dog
with a look of gratitUde, and a friendly
wag.- of, thentail, scampered, off. The
same physician relates another remark-
s .
• A week after that Flora came to ,me.
a'bbrng'aiftl *inlet .IUId';,t Old 'me the
initptaise 'had aSked' her to, be 1114 wife
i&eitild,rnfti8ed, be had
,threatened her :with his veugeance.---
,Myefirst impulse:Wee to give the rams
lagesed thrashingjor oe knew 'We were
eng4ged; but Fluta w as timid ‘and bee
gedsI would actasifin ignorance of the
1 consented, but :was afterwards ki-We n kauceof tilu- t Po.
-sor4 for it. 16\4)x 074 the ntixt day .1 Some years ago he attemded the fennilY
of Mr. Sohn Cosgroye; oeew ,stedetised,
and Mr. Cosgrove never vitiated the office
withont being acconapansec.L,by:a large
yellowodog. Ou one occasion—in the
eveninra-wlienStne!',stua ts
intheSsriffides i, seratching:s .Was
heard dii the wifidoi, 'pane 'of the low
front window, and looking out, they be-
held this large yellow dog, witoolaad
stood up on his hind legs in order to
makes. his presence- mown. a Opening
t f -
Kate etts1 1 tl nle. ea is sic-
, sOeing Jino se el k gray Olyinto tlie
office, accompanied by a smaller conspaniOn0 se leg Itedsheens hruised
bleeding freely. The inj dry Was dress
ed, and the big dog deoarted with his
.protege,evideotly satisfied with, tho
'slimmer in Which he had diScharged
his duty.
sval k nig the'rippernleck , I Ilea rd
s
ow friglitened cry,and Saw Alies Locke
(endeavoring to escape from the artnn- of
aptsin
Gark.
Without stopping to titiolonuf the
goneipience, I struck the villein a Vio
icothld'w, which 'felled him to the deck
to his feist-'. imthediately, bow
;ever, and canine, ;the creii about inui
eouanded thestAo put rna in irons
adn,istedo' but eesietanee was aselev.
:agaiits4t,ast.Onany., s. For six days I waSi
impidedned ru the hold. I was scer(43"
• y agoWedienouglato eat, and was iis
„,conStaiit clukness. Qo the seventh
aY:',IsWit*bro unell: in to alie pr:16ence ot
heptain, andface telt ce eith Miss
-
odkenWhe was we ping. -bitterly. -
e*anster then asked Miss Locke
wlsielfehe,nsout(ndb—marry him or see
pop:it:AO:lore en some desert island at
whilj:they would arriveoin a few hours
Aj.tnOst Crazed with grief and aagers
'F1to1d him that slie loathed and
hated ;him, and soonet,'!dje than
e Iris wife. ,
h )
‘4Very well,' said he, then shall
ssaleise put asren
Are did not believe that he-!guld ex -
',ciente his threat, but found it.'wus real-
ly his intention., At noon, that day,
they east -anchor, and .111iss todite and
nyself.were put liore, together with
'the .eaptain and about dozef the
press's; To my amazement I „siss. that
she/Jaen had brought with thin iron
rtd yariOus tools. I undersiod'el what
sit Neant, however, when I saws. them
bi:ize my betrothed, and prepareoto fits -
tort lees to a roolt,With ebult a iron.
The :poor girl wept and !,:iniplored
hein't6 have pity upon her the
-wretclie'sctiad not the courage disobey
ienansastsr ; beside they believed her
uilty of some horrible crimeni-I know
pot. what. - The captain had Cold them.
At las teas they were fastening the last
rivetthat bound her to the rOCkn I sue,-
eeddd va bursting from those Who held
mes vold eeizine answord. Sprang to ber
.yescuei , 'ft was useless: 1111Se!i; s word
was dashed froni iny hen' d by -a"giestn-
-,tie sailOr, and in a few minutes more
1 shonkt have been a dead mainhad not
tlieeaPtitin commanded liim to forbear:
)--j:(.vnot hurt he Said, ‘, we will
leave hint get his sweetheart free, and
iihen—they Call starve together.' The
nw
ohole ecinspaoy took their departure,
- o ,
eavin g, as .f isa two days pro-
, esasiOns.
I was so worn out with my bnprison,
meat that it was a long time before 1
,pould rise and try to release my bride.
- I resolved to loosen ODE) „of the iivets
which bound her iron belts to the rock,
if possible with niy-clasp-knife.
I :worked fur • hours, but with very
poor SileCe.88. Poor Flora was in a ter-
'rible 'condition ; fright and-devair took
away most of her strength, find SliE was
barely consFeious roost of the time.
ty -Rood next, clay she was free, but
I "'despaired of lier life, even if we
.s;„43,hould,baroreued, for she was so weak.
the prOVIsinnst which' they bad left
we made last three days, but at the end
of that time made; up our minds to die,
for' there wag 00 finit'lloon this dread -
jut barren island. and though we scan-
ried horizon daily we could see' no
The sunset of the fifth day, however,
Providence sent the good ship, Alba's-
. rioss.to oufrescite. Tinder the kind
care of the ea,ptain mid Passengers we
bef.ii. recovered, We reached India. in
, , ,
'safety 'and weee married immediately.
.
1 'returned to England, but on trylop;
to find Captain Gark found that he had
4isaPpearocl. • I mean to find hitu anal
Ill/111S11 hint blifOre I return to India.
to ends the met remarkable state -
Most of facts we ever beard. The pft-
persfroin Which sve make this extract,
pinis hat„ the police are on' the tritelt of
apt _tin Gark.
A Goon I'ArIND 0011pANY?-4stlie
nal general meeting of theCaneda'COms
4e1d at London at month, 5
etealieg was paid per share 00 dividend,
ttba At I returned to ' ;Akar& alders hi re,
PaYnient of earital, which makes a to-
tal retern for the year of ,n9 for every
share of or itt the rate of 75 per
cent. per A111111111 op the original stoelt
lions to etttelt s,sitetp.
of' ,C12 per share. No wonder the
shares of this company 81101114 sell ,a8
they do atpresent, at about a thousand
doilars for eYery hundred on the first
took.
?Ton DOWLING'S VuNtnitiL.--Uany yearEt
ago I was one of a, puitY in Washington
Pea
}se
vei
satleis,
AltVw4114
,k *IA volt
tbrong0'
Ogkb, trpm Viotorhin
UkX
41,14 itItAt.
14-0, •
C.01W4KI.,-
ent and tilooSontly sdtkiated Dwelling inaisos
in Exeter for sole,
Aprli 0, '76. '$11;13 Y. LL1OL'
N
Oity ,wneu South and North vied with
each other in convivial life. Another,
of the party was General Dawson.;
'Member Irons ;'WeSterit Pennsylvani
.whose houlesteact wala`Y.A.lbelA Gallatin'a
614, lope. He was an admirablestory-
tnor. I,Ireeall„SomesS'Irittl ;sadly,: now
that he iSgone,lhow wel'he iihtstrated
the laziuess of a class Of Virginians.—
The story Vitafi a, part ofbie Congress,-
, .
tional Canvassing, On one odeasion ho
got across the Pennsylvania hue into
little village.of Virgiina. lie‘''sWas in
the inia.st, of a groulaaround the tavern.
whilesteenatingand talkiogoinproceesion
appruaehea, which' IOOlted 1ik afi ner-
al, He 'asked, who was to he buried?
" Job Dowling," said they.
"'Poor Job I" sighed the general.
Ho was a good-natured, good for-noth,
ingdazy :sfellosv, livinkon the few fish
he ocaug14 itind the squirrels he killed,
but mostly oiihe 0(3 -nations of his neigh-
-hors. "So poor Job is dead, is lie ?"
" No, he ain't dead zacly," said they.
"Not dead—not d-: Yet you are go,
ing toburyl1irn.
" Faet i, general he has got 166112y
„,
to Jive, ', We ean't afford hint anysmore.
Re's got BO lazy that the grass began to
grew over bis sliese-eo everlastin' lazy
he put out one of his eyes to save the
ti:ouble of winkin' when ont a-gunnin."
, "But," says the geoeral„,". Una must
not be. It will disgrace my neighbor-
hood: Try him a NI hile longer, can't
you?"
"Can't; too listen -coffin cost $1.25.
Must go on now,"
About this time the procession came
ess and halted, avlien the general pro -
Posed, if. they would '.et Job out, he
would send 'osier, a bag of Corn. On
this announcement the coflin °pea -
ad and job languidly sat up ; the °elite
dreppeln-from bis eyes, as he asked.—
" Is the' corn shelled, general ?"
"No; not shelled."
" Then," said Job, ss he lazily lay
down, 'go on with the funeral !"
iin/rpers IJ agaz.-ime fur
A ferryman, 1i'vhile plying over a wa-
ter which was only slightly agitated,
wus ask.et'Lby a titasid lady, an, tine, boat
whether any persons were ever lost in
that river. " Oh, no," said he, " we
always finds 'can agin the next."
AND itETAIL. ,
J. OURID 14. Seti
•
Dundas street, ',omit)] Guts have now opened
eut nue nee et '4'4(4;1e; floods, also e.
olleaer (litality for boys, comprising part „Baiia-
boo 1 oles, JointJ4 nods N \fouling StickBods,Reels,
Baslkstsl,k1141.4 andiinisoWfilets, Avtitiateartsli.
V41ifri '730,1t8i etton, tineme6a46dr4ne0, White
Us4tsud 'fiilit'land Oiled Silk
e'ineho eke, ity hooks, boobs brELSS forulitOi
toek gitt, hooi‘s,,te gimp, ty tug gutroli by, the
'floats staslieasal Lineo,. tants, tips,
rings arriilteoppys, nress swiseits„ote., ,ete,, eta, -
Send by -est Or price 055.
The Cntvraten sitze of great men
„
We think- of gveat men as in the
;tut of performing deeds whichogive them
great renown or else in stately repose
-grand, silent and And,Yet
this is hardly fair, because the most
gracious and magnificent of human be-
iuge nave tohotherwith the little things.
of life Which esigago 'the attention of
us smaller people. , No doubt Moses
snarled and got augry when lie had it
severe cold iu his head, and if a Ily bit
his leg-whilein, tdiesdeserto why should
we SiftspoS'e hedidifef :mini; up and use
violent language and rub the sore place?
And, Oeeeiseissntoit.., tolerably certaio
he used to become fur ions when he
weut upstairs t,),get'llie, slippers in the
dark, end foundc, thaVealphuriiiii had
shoved there under the bed, se that he
had to sweep arouud after them wildly
with a broom handle ? And wnen Sol-
omon cracked his crazy'Aieneitde:not
,unreasonable to suppose that he ran
.Onod the robin; andfelt as if he Want-
ed to cry? fmagine George Washing-
ton sitting ou the edge of the bed put-
ting, on a clean shirt, and growling at
Martha because the buttons were off
or St Augustine with an apron, arousal
bis neck having hi S 'hair ent ; or Joan
of Are holding her front, hair •in her
mOuth 'as womeri do, 'while,she,fixed up
her bask, hair; Napoleon jumping out
of bed in a frenzy and chasing a Imos-
quite around the room with a ;
or Martin Luther in Ins night Shirttry-
ing to put the baby to sleep at '2 o'clock
in the morning ;or Alexander the Great
'the hiccotighs ; Or 'Thos. Jefferson sod-
denly .,gettiog over a -tepee to avoid a,
dog ;'errthesDnIte of Wellington with
he tounips ; or Daniel Webster abus-
ing his wife for not tucking the covers
at the foot of the bed ; or, Benjamin,
Franklin paring his corns with a razor;
or Jonathon Edwards at the dinner ta-
ble waiting to sneeze as, he got shie
month full 'of bet 'beef;. or '.1\l'oah stand-
ing at his window at night, throwing
bricks at 'incatnn111<ei;
ITEREsTINa
EPIC AL men say that nothing is so lin-
portant to good health as .a 1tsnn com-
iortahly-, warmed,' 'The BCft0011 of year • is now
*IA }mita when you wilt require tho very boot
S TOVES
AND
BISSETT BROS.
beg,to say thatlbey have juSt ,received ',one or
the largest stocks in the county, consisting ..of
Stoves e of th vesy 1test deSign; and the best
- trattiuMetures*nell
W111.1 BE SOLD BEASONPLY CHEAP
Mr. Naylie of Toronto was knocked
down by mistake for another mon 5e-
:cent:1y. hopes they'll bit the right
Raylie on the head next time.
A lady who had been teaching her
little four-year-old the elemen ts of arith-
nretic was astounded by his running and
propounding the followieg problem::
"Mamma, if you hal three butterflies,
and each batterfly bad a bug in his ear,
how many 'butterflies would you have?"
The mother is still at work on tha-pro-
blem.
'daS7'S
b�-
foi:o the first of Apfil, told thesfallew-:
ittegoose sitsseY ; -."While 'limiting: in
the trtleS near the sink Of 'Cache Creek
on...Monday, lausti Abe Green., au old
iniiitersidiedevered a petrified.-.wildeciose,
etan di ngsti pright witia lego busied, about
One-haff in 'the ad.oi;e, g(1,01pugilt,
atafiest, it was living, end cseepingel Lew,
ly Up, 'fired his, gun at it, lint thelinal
did not budge an inch. JI`eatiseugnt.it
VerY'Stralike‘
and wa1kd up to it,—
He found it dead,and, isi .tissiugto nft
p, 1waitstoaisbes1 at, itslininiencti
tO4tOpe, and a
rri.ttilt1101,10'ilitkf *44,
:'near llio forward
the S114haitlitl'a k
it, knoCking a• piece off. ^: he:managed
to raise . it up out of the, ground, and
when he 1,40:rik:dowr3i iiiiece.drePpe4
from' its brisdet,'-ilis'.eletorig 4::`1io.11oweine
side, from whielt pare, clear 'water cotn-
inonetl niuniug. Its:. feathers were
very naturul, iti it its' appearance was
Oaletilated to deeeiV-PO lifelike: Ile
took it to bis cabin, down the eatiat,
There is a right way to Ito everything, few "les im'ck of Wa81P)W-'°'°1 wil°r-e
Clurosy catehing and handling is always 01111 be 8eon, by thoge who.'wish to e
insurume to sheep, and hard on the par-
"ty doing the work. The ,iatjury result -
ing fermi improper handling is greater
on ,0wes heavy with latish, which at..
about the oily ehtss that need to be
tatight .until tagging, ima sheering time
it hurts it eheepto bo caught Or lifted
by the Wool, and ueli thidg should
iyer he dant) where it can be aVonled.
A portioo of the flock to he caught
eboald be driven 'foto .a pen, until it is
nearly killed. thottgli tiot crowned., nnio
party tioing the catching should pro -
coed quietly, frightening, the sheep as
IiftIO aspossilAo, and. when near enough
to the 50 )111151 1i desites to oanally ehould,
grasp its Ititin leg above the bock, then,
if a pretty fisto grip is ii6ta, very littld
kialtitik can - Then lie should
littss the other lattid in front of the
breast, vhioh gives Jilin 6V01'y
advitn-
tgo ovyr thy anitnah 11 it 18 desired
to eitrry the sheep any considerable
Ixtueet10049-4t1,41, let go the "dud leg, AA
such a strange and unusual sight,
II 4: ji
tie, th,1 parish of Gravock S t Yet°f<
NOW ES "YOUR CHANCE
TO i!VROSSAS
BUILDING
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AT A LOW FIGURE*
FIGURE*
SEVEN ACRES FOR SALE
jN. HOWARD will offer for sale by PUI3-
,L1C AUCTION, commencing at 2 p.
E;i".
• Ys Pny'
seven acres of Valuable 1ai1 m the Vilrage of
Exeter, situated one street west of the princi-
pol business street, and extending to tbe 11.11.
track, thewluile; being cony,eniont to the D.,
R. Sc B. Station property is well drain-
ed,,ono drain running through tbe centre of
it, and another eonvertientlY by, to which
drains rna,y be added one leading frem cellars,
Exeter is pleasantly situated on the line of
the B., which will, in a few mbilths be
completed and running. Tho great natural
advantages possesFed by Exeter over otheavin
lages, and the gook infinx of population dur-
ing the past Year warrants the statement that
Exeter,will, in a few years, he one of tin1 finest
and inost prosperous towns in the west. °' This
istruilslicYd npnwe'exlcitic'sjiiCrig4e9lfgilibIetrnlleirs fPo4.1-` tkin9i ils idneg-
purposes, A plan of the,lots may be seen, at
Ile resideuee of 1,he proprietor, et, of the auc-
tioneer, en the day of sale,
Air. IL will also`offe for sale on TheSametlay,
Q.ENI'PAI:j‘11071/,'r,
a large, white brick building, linVing all the
modern improvements, and commanding all
the counnercitd trade and a large portion of
the genertittraffic. '
' TEAMS ,peret,, in hand on day of
sale, and (5 sum „equal to ono -half of till pur-
chase price to be paid within thirty days there-
after, and the bitlatioe in one year (on the ho-
tel the balance is'to be paid in annual nt,stal-
Nona of $1,000 each) v ith interest on ofieroil
payments, the same to be secured by mortgage
J. X. HOVARD, J. SBACKMAN,
,
xeter, :Moretti, 105.
1$1A
30PTION of Partners719dtd
*p.--.
Their aim is and always has boon to satisfy ens-
- tumors% Hardware,,
inware,,.Copper7ware, e
A.t place ca tho e het- Notice IS hereby Fes= tams the pm triership
„ e„ ang aitavoen the undersigned in
the business Of briciomakers in the, township 'of
always on hand. Also the
WaooOItT A.=
and 1,900 LB SCALE9,OR 018.
Old Rags, Copper, iron, etc., bought.
BI S8 El.
The Dominion Organ
soul dhoti to otaiouti
urcliased the Stock of
consng of a
— r 1
IC
(yr
a irary awsription, thi run
o too Zt1y
SAIVIWE
. E. Drew
lilO present stoelt
Largest
and. Des
North of
He ,has also purchased Mr: IL:Droves
m,rziEspap
' weieh is estimatodto be ouo of the iluest
the Dominion, mid he is therefore prepared
to attend funerals, fond
FURNISH ALL.REQUISITES
AT A' kOlVIENT'S' NOTICE .
011
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Ifirdrio
CoffiAs,„Slirolids; Etc.,' Filways On .hand furnishedreasollbi
•
pioler; April s; ,
'IV I U,
orner B#41,itst,84.77611:4:tton.'Sts4,
LooNtoo,N:;,
JOHN ELI OTT PROPRIETOR.
*caPers.P.164. 'ZactoPerz, P -1Q170-0,
,Cax.i.e',71Ovtrer qp.24*atOrs,,,
. AND , KINDS ImPhEmENTS. m:our4oTuRED*.
.114B10T.'S‘:
PICKA
are just now oPellirIR
Owing o tile depression trade
They hqve oliglat 4 13:4Mbe
• BOWALANVILLI43, ONT.
ORGANS,
ORGANS,
ORGANS,
:15 a
'Splendid Silboess
Taking Everywhere
Iniinense Number SOW.
'Call e,nd: see oin
laud, sonic fartn servants recently uu-
1 51111112 0V151- shaped vessel coo-
, steins a s s been this astn day of "Mari:141875, dia.
solved by mutton c0nt r STAND
along11 iot 01 o te s 111 an% o
hanes of an adelthurnau being. .'`.tniese
ionlaks 000stitete, it is conjectured,
" the whole' boiling" of a certain unfor.
ituuttra leird of Gleobarnie and Sheriff
of the M, erns, who was actually boiled
alive at the Brownie's Kettle in 1480.
This atrociotui deed ieoeid to littve been
stiggest64, by athaughtleSit eitclaination.
utteted, 1),y Xinghmns T to: the offedt
that he Wished the Sheriff Waft 't eoddeu
and supped 111 bred." Five, savage
Ilighland, lairds wht 1ia a spite. again if
the utliappy Man joyfully eoaght • st
this yiensy for putting him. tOn liorri;
ble death brhoili4 Win in a,greet eel*
'tho forest of Graved', whither
thq heti 'decoyed hitti flak:Wet-Lunt.
G. M(V.1%,-
The ahoy° hlt Sinenfi will ill fotOro 10carried
on hy the undersigne 1, who wli 1 201 an' e lin
ONO in connection" with late ((1 1(1
1)11. 11, KiN8b1AN,
oiitho and
resider L 0) -
Math st,root
rixoter,
Siness hours,
ariy tittle in
40p0r:fay-11ght
Thursday's excepted), Advice free, ./ intioata
should tifillf0T' adwitiet &bent eh ildren's first tooth
0,0 11000 05 thOYIVgitltfittig, Work Will beluat
50 51,155 of ally other oinoittiet tottritute(lio.tOftto
•ti3LIN IV:WM Goilxrdt OF
and Streets, fIICMI, The
n Lotto liotel. has been tented. by ',tit. Isane Whit,
and tlatioughly 'refitted for tho comfort of 'the
traitelitteptiblia, Gond liquors and cigars et tho
bar. Attentive hostler always in attendances.
, ISAAC WAITE, Prep,
ORA, 15;1675, 0.1.6111, ,
. ,
N. B.L-Old Instrument s t al, et. •
,
+in .i,...ilehainge for, new.
instruments constantly on hand at J. Drew's
Furniture Ware -loom. Music ,Stools from 01
to oach.
Send for Circular to '
'C. Pedlar,
EXETER P. 0. oner al Agent,
THOLIPSONL WILLIAM
A6 II11114ENEN TS
Boilefand
Engine Works
MITCHELL 01\17.
0
and are now prepared to offer
1-1 CHEA E
Goeds ever Qffered. in the Village.
'Call and Examine.
Exeter, March 18,1875,
SEED DRILL.
This implement has a. double distributing grain cup,'and is admitted to be the best be:ore
tne public:. I t1111 110W busily engaged 'Making them for the spi,ing seeding, and will. be pre -
pa, ocl to simply them 9, 10, 11, 12 tubes efteli, with tube shifter or without, according to or-
der, and will endeavor to keep on hand either hind Find size to supply any who may not ltave
given their order. 'no' style, fini,h, and material used 1,111 be found all that can bo deAired.
and, if equalled, not surnassed in Western Canada.
This rtqub ex ne introductiOn.' It has beconie a necessity to the fanners, not on y as a labor-
saving hoplonitint, lett in the „inceeased. euantiries of g3:am Saved' by raking tho stable auer
the reaper. ln varictis ways it can . be used to advantage. The experience of the last two
seasons has (1101(10(1 T110 in use 13,32 Ipund steel instead of,ilie Oval for teeth, as beingthe best
adapted for tho work, not only the strongest and least liable to break, but holds in positionthe
'bests not nearly so)tpt tOstraddle apart and miss inraking. At ilie 'Western Pair 1 took,F.h.st
Elisio in Sulky Baker, beF,ide the B, C. Taylor. •1 fair maloug the titeltteld Rake. it is Toy
lima like the lthica„ ln the castdrn States and the Lower Provinces it has taken the lead
t.d all others." 1 made ten of them last season as an. experiment. 'They haVe 'given' ample,
satisfactiome 1. willbe` ready in season with. both kinds, and hope to be able to supply all who
may favor Me:with:their ,order. -LaSt season 1 was sliert fully one 'Mildred:rakes.
JOHN' 'ELLIOTT-
.11414(ite Fanantly Coa10, Bothiarst .ard'Wellington'Sts., London, Ontio
Two -horse power
EXETER has just opened out the largest most complete best assorted an
roQa sawing Ma,chine cheapest lot of goods ever brought nate) this part of the country.
PAVING.
lmioorted all 6f his Dry -Good's from
the Enropean 'Markets
He is able to do a little better tban any'other lions° in this part of the country,
anal does not hes tate to say that "
ihi mael.ine has 'been therenghly tested and
ENTIBE SATISFACTION
ltisupplied with a
D WHEEL
, for driving a
Straw Ont:ter,,
Grih OVusher„,
Or other machinery', withoui fIstia expense ex
cent for the belt?
A TRIA1 OFFRED.
Atl kinds of
Farminglniplerrients
i01
ltept confiLtilitly ols ham.
I lilt 1.1
ni, fkilt flperatiOM
'ZIGINES
of all 'Sizes 10 order?
. promptly attended,' tO?
nOMPSOLC,* witaaAgs,
,
Onti
11E4a tho LARGEST STOCE0 raooDsMtho'ColniTy
and as a0a1) as CEti,1, be found': auwhere,
ri'HighsstmarkotPriC0 paid for all kinds of produce.
PiO/I10Mber tiiiS is the Oldest Established Housein the County
Oppootte the Post Office.
Gt3�RGE CAT E.-1 111.1
BooT & BlIOB MAKER, Sign ,of the "Big
Boot, litiCall? Ontario,.
TItrombetudisit the inhabintats of this and ijio serroanding country, and those visiting
V V tae
mMarket, that 1t0 ba en hand a Istge steelt 61 Boots told Shoos 14 his 03111
uketarcy also imports/I work, which Tic
CAN BELL AT PRICES TQ OEIVY COMPETIT1ON.
tual that be is pr1pare(1 to do ovdor 'work Jiecomi to bone , he empiovs none tat 1!" -nes
• vorinnen, and eses irotllint; but. rirst.class Stock. '
Lttitted, 06
,
(41-Y1,)'
cATticivr. 'W Ait11Bit.
1141 la
10( 115137, 5 4•1
SA1VINVELL PICKA111).'
i.romarra.$06=0.1.61.;.177::,
BANKRUPT STOC
Just secured a laigeTankrapt -tools
ATA
Tre.Mend°U5
tion
-which will be cleared out at vices
To ASTONISH EVERY-
ONE
RedUci.
.„ .„,
FIFTY OVEBCAOTS AT
BARGAIN.
FORTY CHESTS
of the
STT,
in the country
,At WHOLSALE PRICES
SAMPLSFREE,
call 'and get"on.e, and try it.
Centralia, December 21, 1674.
T. G. hag been appointed agent for
THE ROYAL "
Sewing Machine, whieh is acknowledged to be the Pest ever 1
put upon the. market.
T. GREENWAY
FRESH OYST
Direct From Baltimore,
35 c.
3 cans
for
per can,
$1.00
Five Pounds Best Tea in Faeter, $4.5-0
Ten Pounds
(1
fthe • .
X.E,TI•Ri•'•c419cf;RY.,..
.LOCalt. Ei;J!•41.1i•a3 1
DR POSTS
nail.G . 8C ordw cod
PERSONS
requiring Bails, Cedar Posts. or
Cordwaod,-can be supplied by applying to
" THOS. GREENWAY,
ContrallA ; or
WH. ClBEL''NWAY, on the promiges, Lois 7
and9,, North 13otindary, Stephen. 0941
7110TOCIB.4.PHS
011AS, SENIOR having removed to
thc ate n d I lately` neellpied Mr.,,Noah-
cotte, tailor, has eompleteiy renovated prowl-
ises and airanged his studio 56 as 50 command
One of the t est Lights in Canada
is prepared to execute wGrk inlint-class siyle.i•-•
Aielthowledging past patronage, II() hogs a eon.
tinutmee of the favors of the public, Attention
is 'called to his stook of Flumes, itze., hating 00
hand a good selcc,tion t mouldings, and being
prepared to melte ironies at moderate rates. -
Residences photographed, rhotographa when to.
touched 82. pot dos,; Cabinetia, Iluperifils, fO
ew Tailor Shop.
liZcleaRTZTIC\
illos to intimate to the inliabitante
of Exeter sea vicinite that he line opened a
OW Pallor step
/14' PEAR
of Ilniciter.shop
for $8.50
flare rour Clothing 10 10 rots.
-Iirct;N°TinYrldjiErtabl: a
44C' .*71rQ0e.i fully
aware of the fact that the people of Exist-,
et and surrounding country have a tag° for that
awlnlyibihnithh000itUreftrittaibtil: 4nilartroott,liftanyttninoroordeflePre.ntio-
• moot this demand opened exit a..
Gents' Furnishing ez Tailoring EStilibliEht
in the s and lately net:opted by Mr, if, Fie horn
where they intend keephig ems:tautly On hand;
well-assoited stock of the latest style's Of '
TIVEEI'S '' COATINGS ETC -
s bit cliarce of the tailoring de-
partinent,inittl bringe With hire nn tindiviablo re."
potation as 1 cnttoS P0X,tiCa ClOtha
Inori
rely on purchaSiiig tuein as cheap 08 ever
tbc
purchased gottla in Exeter, besides having
TIIEM CUT. FREE' OF. ClIAROE,
A iwifoot 15 guaranteed.
,
M0INT',YRI1 & CO- ..
Exeter, Marela 18, 1871.
•
1C'EMI PUMP IJACTOlt 1,'
, PI3 NIA? MPS
oLt
, . „
would inforni the inhabitants ef Boy, Stephen
and lisbeine,,,that Manufactures all' kind•s
of ptunps„inelading the ,‘
. . ,
AtoNsiNotil tetur vetriA0
for wIduli Po hittf,..04tt4.1118tve tight
above-named towirti, lpfl?' The subseiiber lona
.eonfaleat tbanbiestar satisfy thos014 wtitit 0'
pamps, ag to wokmairgldp aud,p4lit$, and t
Emelt prises tlkfit kto
'CANNOT BE ‘UNDEllSOLD TIIE
DOMINION;
Ivbore bystrict attention to 1)01511)055 01 11501505es 0 utile liOrth ot
' Merit 0 f0.3.1" Sham of patronage', the village eilltetef, 011 Lobl5 ntV, /Ambit,
A GOORFIT GUARANTEED
ist1'Ll3seellepair1fi1 attended 'te Withihi prentpts
NT.o orris p A ss,, ass done at 1ease/110)1e pritese
Ot Of DOLTON