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4latty nun 'lie Way, ilex, io the, ituttunii af 1447,
;rased TOWd, got lagvi ul tt'Vr/b19, p;1110 11713`.3 raging, two mon eet,
StOppCil 11k li,1W4pi1ppri and t1tuGSG to (VOSS tile 110,11)0r Wilil ii0V01111, Slieep
Ala) ,vtt't e J1. of hie pt go didit, and OD tryille, to rescue one that, had
Intl the tettene.ao went (ton jailed him- fallen over-daaterd, eaLio near awakening
self, their boat ; seeing their aeril ,frktre the
An etnaehltliot •in trying JO find out eindow of her tattster's lighthouse,
you 1 now, by the dotMle beesV1OI Mita; jeavie aaeut to their aid., awl to
plitser of the orchestra LS "Mid',a1; 11
m...ent, _tete ettfely wtut lame mid re8-
11e4tioa, POrliitnP a is beeetteeeliteletici- cued the etieep. ltut her greatest ex.
nine violin takes the 'air. oloit was performed CE tile 29th ul
Ante jst 2 to kept be hateve, led the a e,
nonce e),u,n,' en0 t ratn,N• -thei '2 , thitie. Then I
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celdeetudUM`, t 1)111.8terillg:(1437B OVQ.r Pai.,40(1‘. t:\ G1110 jckg 'Yea in the tj.140,0.
A hien driving a witaltbrolen horse
otou Bridge street, Saturday,was
ha a eta 01 bovortlio entlaieed if the
horse we i far sale, "Plio man didn't
'tettow bat he Wit. "Wall" obeeeved
,he little rascal, "they'd like to git
,e,hoot soch a twitter up to the clitireh to
iota thi.1 rget S1111 aft.:78.7'
A. roterued Eleoch Arden was turning
atroued and tetiting at the ,Christitte
.eoreenuaity that would -allow 0 woman
Artetarve tteztely to death in tile aheetico
ol orb oband., The truth is he left'
bier in the days of hoopskiats lookitne,
110 thie 0, end ote his return fouotl
piti Jed b.tnls ttnel looking, like this
L. di' \ i'1)1 0)11 tilA she iiad
o a natural.
'March 1809, 'when 0 boat eon Gilman
two young soldiers 0(10 0, boy 'Vas sI 1001
by a seuttll on the haeboreaul 01,00 urn.
e'0. Though ill at the time, Ida rueln
ed out of the house, launched 1101 iife.
Loot, speang in, with naither bat oe her
her head er ehoee on lier feet, reachett
the week just ie tram to setae the two
soldiere Ite they were about 100eing
their hold fano exlieuationt the boy
haviog lIlelouwiliki perished, and rowed
tlism to the liehthottee. Miss Lewis
shonld be the first tif. 1.0001Y0 the neW
decoration to be heetowecl by 'Congress
for hevoic deeds in ettvieg life.
A YOUNG IVOATAN'f8 SWKINIRTG
The L011(1011 1)aily News of September
'2 oontaius the following ;—Yesterclay
tor Charity' 'afternoon Miss Agnes Beckwith, a
daughter of Prof, Beekwith of Lambeth
A ceeettable fete held recently le l3aths, swam from Lenon 'Bridge, to
,Pat le lied for ite heroine a certain welle Um pier at Greenwich. adilicent to the
Pelecee,J. The lady, woo was hospital. Due notice having bee giv-
:sent , .10 ,Vetal or cigars, was accoeted ,ita of tlie ontenaplated exhibition, a
'..hytI Rnssian Nobleman famoue for the: iteamer waS engaged to accOntrany the
,ateteeltrie uses he made of his colossal iihtatrice. Precieely at five minutes
.forrat to, who, after spookily; to her,and past five o'clock Miss Beckwith took
antesota nig some of the articles she had the water fromea wherry in front of Otte
on side, asked leer saddeely, "What steamer just belew the bridge, and
awill p.m sell nip a kiss for?" A intent feone shirt to finish' she literally took
alred thousand france," replied tilt: her ease on the tide, sual was as freth
Priaceee, thinkieg that the queetiee when she got out as when site entered
was not put in earnest. cried the water. She completed the distance,
the Rossi:tot as 110 tIVOW bis pocket 0trifle over five miles, ail exactly one
'book from his coat, and scribbled: on a hour an0 nine minutes Miss Becktvith
Jog an order 00 his banker for the \ V011 a purse of one himdrel pounds and
..$29,Q0f) demand. Throwing his pro- a gold medal hy her feat. She is only
roiee to pay on the encounter, he held just fottateen...
,out his check to the belle 7n.erehcoule, who
After spire hesitation, performed her
part of -.the contract, and thus it was
-that the amootit collected that year for
the poor was incraased by the princely
sum of $20,00•-athe price of a kiss.
a 6i-ra1zge siory.
A. strange story is reported from
pain. A. detachmeut of Alfonsfist
soldiers recently diseovered in a seclud-
ed part of a mountain chain a cavern
:which woe inhabited by robbers, who
bad taken advantage of the civil war in
•order to elY their criminal avocations.
An alcove was attached to this subter-
galleons dwelling, the door of which the
foldiers broke open.. They -were as-
tonished to find the department decent -
:1y furnished, and provided with books;
elowea s, and even a piano. In an easy
•chair set a venerable old man. The
soldiers interrogated him, but obtained
onlyincohereut replies. It lute eince
been aseertained, from the confession
,of one of tete robbers, that the old man
avas the cashier of a banking then at
Bingos ; that they had broken into the
bank, stolen the safe, and taken the
naehier wi h them, in hopes that he
Won't' assietthem to open the sea.
Thiring their retreat., which wee mark-
ed by many adventurers, the iutrepid
• ,old man succeeded in evading the vigi-
tlence of his guardians for a short time
and s creting the safe ie a place where
w, uld be ttble to recov, r it afterward.
When the booty was ma sed, and the
robbers failed to induce the cashier te
aeveal to them the place whet e it was
, ,
,concealod, they revived the proceedings
of the famous obariffeurs by roasting
the feet of theirvictim in order to exort
confesion. But the inflicted tor-
-tures had a diffeeent effect. The man
got mad; and it was with the object of
restoring bitn to reason that the rob-
bers bestowed the utmost attentions
.on him, in hopes that when he recover-
ed. his reason 'he would reveal to them
t he place where the safe was conceal -
0.
4,41 Catlett iffizoti.
wae amused and interested e
Cawnpere by hearing a group of young
man discussing the style of their drees-
es for that great institution ofAuglo-In-
ilia, a caton ball, to 'be held at the
'United Service Club at Luclumw an
evening or two later. "What is • your
aharacter ?' "Net quite sure yet, ---a am
to see Mrs. So-and-so to-moriowienort,
ang--what's yours ?" "Oh, mine's the
so-and-so ; Mrs, So-and:so is to choosc
the colors ;" thus the pie...tear t genial
icbatter ran on. A cotton ball is in its -
Alf mirth a few words of description,
Frit, it is eseeatially a fancy taP ; no
ore must be there "out of costumer
-unless ftS 0 special favor, Secondly
atvery dress must be of calico, which the
native tailore make up with wonderfal
taste and, skill. The station ays a
.complitnet to Manchester in the cot -
fon, secures very pretty dressee for one
night, mid avoids getting into debts as
4t certainly would not it thesceim were
-transferred to May fair. .1 evas courte-
,ously invited to join the little party
from Cownpore, \vithout paying eaten-,
lion to the calico rule, and I gladly ac-
ateptedthe invitatioe. !Thule were
alhont three hundred poisons at the
.calico ball, One eentleman, in go an
And wig, represented a barrister ; he
iwn tohen for Dr. Kenettly, and possi-
• bly woe flattered. Another, a Beneas
ie baboo, etichewed deneing 1001700
grave, 0l'itt00l, mopkingly, and' but for
at certain twinkle in tlic\ corner of ids
,eye, which seemed. scarcely Itengttlee,
should leave asked hio Hindoo opinion
.nf the bell. At length he said : "None
„ad my friend e know me.'' "Then yon
tare English ?" "Of coaree T ant ; what
Ale troll take me fOr ?" Here was 0
g.eetlemen area) ed woll%00
:his own aatiefaetion. We had, in peet
-ty and greeefal attire, lediee 00 Briton -
atia Coleunbitt, Prench oertettnt, the
,Colleen Patwo,the Whito Ce ,the ()neon
.of Ilettrte, the Witch, ft atlian pee-
atant,, &0. yottng mon reepecting pori -
011 -1 loug before Cottonopolis lied die-
,eoveved that eettset s ldlg, tool then
0311nod te prove, with a 20 (1(1 nitjayea
raficui the 001 voleiou 011) eital war,
that eotton, after all, is not yet quite,
king, man of the Anglo-Saxon rode,
J.Srich ia An gio,til diam ao n ball--
ihmeinr.; nit fhin' in the raoroing, tome
Torii:rent till sit; then back to the evert
lasting routine of the ltedien wheel.
six weeka, iit recipe alone is woth
the pidea of any newepaper in the luta
tteseeratesseentessesetaseeate,„.....-,
pow sianitacariattarinted « 00\off
The 1ead49 l';ogle of last week saye
---" For the last two Nvoolis a sou of Al-
len Rogers, aged eleven years, a wood -1
anttor on WO Bine itlenntains, aboat,
three MHOS fr0111 Hamburg, has beee
in the letbit ot leaviag his father's
house every mottling about 9 o'clook,
end net roir1dng until nis,lon, T.lhe pa,
rents of the boy have queetioned ldw
aeveral tieee es to where he went, and
ho vuo1CL rOld,V to play N\ ltll a
neiehboring boy etleted loringer. On
Friday la ei tee tether watched his sou,
0111 followed at a short distance, foal
wheii Rho t ha1taini1e from tbe
Meese, the boy euterod a piece of thick
sprout land, in frem the road eome
two hendred yards, where he 'seeted
himself upon a largo reek, mid la less
then tun minuteS the father was horri,
fled on seeiug a mender black snake
crawl nnoti the rock and put its heed
in the boy's lap. The father, states
that the snake Was the largest he ever
FikLAV OE the hills. 1-1e states that it was
easily fifteen feet long, and as thick as
his arm, which is well developed. The
boy had taken bread with him and was
f "
(iodine. the snake, which at intervals
wtold stick a large tongue out as if
hissing for more to eat. Then it
would coil itself around the neck and
body of the boy, and play with its
mouth and' neck with the boy's halide.
The father had often hoard of snakes
elArmiug children, and that if they
Were disturbed w,hile they were in the
act they would kill the child. As the
father turned to leave his boy with Lis
deadly companion, be turrol back, and
the sneke at once thearing a noise,
micoiled itself, and raised its body
at least ,four feet from the rock and
looked in all directions, and then re-
turned to the boy's lap ; and the'father
retraced his steps home,eand awaited
the boy's return, which was, as usual,
'about noon.. When told that he had
been playing with a saake, the boy said
the first morning he mot the entitle he
liked to play with it : then he took it
food, and he was so much pleased with
his companion that something told him
lee Must meet the snake every morning
One morning be said he was late, and
when he reached the place the soalse
was standing op, and came out to
meet him, then followed him to the
rock. Then° is something very strange
about a, snake charming not only chil-
dren, but 'WO have lead of adults corn-
ing under their charms.- Oi.iSiturday.
morning the father and two of the
eigh bors went to the place with guns,
arid at the usual time the snake made
its appearance, when all fired at once,
killing the reptile.
SAD RESULTS OF RELIGIOUS EXCITE-
MENT.--Oue of the sad results of exces-
sive religious excitement was witnessed
last nigrit on the north side. A young
girl, living on East Indiana street, near
Clark, had devoted herself to religious
exercises an(10 reading until she had. be -
conic partially demented, and, in 0 fa-
vor of what sho deemed pious zeal, she
concluded that to the pare m heart ail
things were pure, and that therefore
clothes were only a hindrance and en-
tirely superfluous to the righteous.
Thus believiog, she removed every ar-
ticle. of raiment from her person and
ran out into the street. Before her ab -
sauce from tile housetnad been noticed
she had made her weet to Clark street
and passed rapidly along that thorough-
fare for two or three blocks before any-
body could summon up courage enough
to stop her. It is hardly necessary to
SOY she was the observed of all whom
she (net. At length a man with 'more
moral stamina than the rest, stopped
her and wanted her tO go home. She
refused to do this, however, and also
declined to put on a shawl offerecl her
by a lady, sayieg to the latter that saa
would not be deled by the touch of
gartnehts, aud that only the sinful
needed covering ; for heeself she was
clothed with righteousness, and needed
no oi,ber habiliments than' those of the
Woad. A policeneau collie up and took
her in charge and returned her to her
home.---Micatto TribUn.
AN EXTRAORDINARY FEAT.—Yesterday
morniug, about nine o'clock, says 00
Albany paper, as the boat " Templar"
was passing under the Ferry etreei
bridge, that spans the Erie canal, aAit-
tle daughter, of the captain of the boat
(Johnson) about eleven years old, to 1
it into her head to swing from one of
the iron rods of the bridge, and benne,
she could release herself, the hoat'pas-
sed ou and left her suspended over the
water. Her cries atta acted the lame -
tion of the workmen engaged upon Ge-
neral Ratheone's new foundry, but her
position was sucli that it seemed almost
impossible to render her any assistance,
she being about midway under the
bridge, and the only alternative left her
apparently, was to drop into die canal,
and take the chances of being rescued
by, some of the spectators. This she
would not do, yet it w as only a:quest
Lion of time befoie ehe would be com-
pelled to relniquish her hold and drop
exhausted into tne canal- At this junc-
ture relief came to the little sufferer.
A. roan named itrichael Casey, residing
on Ferry street, seeing che crowd, had
emne to learn the cause of the excite-
meut. A glance was sufficient. With
a coolness worthy/Of record heidivested.
nimselftof coat, hat wad boots, anti get-
ting down the side Of the bridge, took a
;lying leap and caught the iron rod on
TRALIA.
LOCATI,011';'
e\ND
elm he olavamel on easy terios 1)1 111.1
THRIVING NEW VILLAK
wine 1, from its great advantages ji connec-
tion with 0
Depot and St
ON THE
ion
London, Huron & Brace Rail-
way,
os,,,,,Qt fall to become a place of importauee.
A. Capital Opening
is presented for almost every kind of i11du0tr5.
•
Grand Auction Sale of
Village Lots on. Monday, Oc-
tober 4t1i.
1"HOMAS TRIVITT.
Centralia Sept. C, 1875. 106-tf.
Ti!eCedars of Lelpanais
The cedars of Lebanou, once the
glory of the earth, have become like the
hietory of the past. Time was when
their wide -spread branches, each form-
ing a creeen plateau, one above the
other, flourished in all their luxuriance
and beauty on the fai. famed mountain
of Lebanon. That was the time when
the monarch of Tyre—a city then the
queen of nations—sent thousands of his
workmen to fell cedars for the construc-
tion of the temple of . Jerusel em.
Those who would view the cedars of
Lebanou now must be somewhat, affect-
ed by the fewness of their number, end
their decay and desolation. • A little
remnant is left, and the traveller gazes
upon thein with a fooling that has hi
it, a touch of sadness. All through the
'Alit:Idle Ages a visit to to cedars of
Lebanon was regarded by many per -
sone in the hell of ft pllgrimatte. Some
of the trees were thought to °have been
planted by King Solomon Limeelf, and
were looked upon as secred erelics.
Iodeed. thevisitors took away ao many
pieces of wood from the bark, of which
to make crosses and other articles, that
it was feared the trees would be do,
stroyed. The once magnificent grove
is but a speck, ma the mountain side.—
Many persons have taken it in the dis-
tance for a wood of fir trees; but on
the approaeh nearer and tatting a cleser
view, the trees resume somewhat their
acient majesty. The space they cover
is not more than hallo mile ; but once
ie the mid -1t of Mein. the beautiful fan-
like branches overhead, -the exquisite
green of the yonlider trees, and the
n n
eelossa,1 size of the older ones, fill the
mind with admiration: The trees are
foot dissapea,ring from the face cif the
earth. Each sucoeeding, traveler finde
them fewer in number than his prede-
cessor. There are now bat seven of
the cedars remaining, which, from their
ago and experience, indicate that they
had an existence in Bible days,
the little girt was suspended. lie BEWARE 010 COUNTERFEITS.
then "walked" hand. over' Aland . until
he reached her, arid 'having got his arm
aroun0 her waist, lowered her down 1131-
111 she rested on his foot. In‘this way.
he rot -Altered to the tow -path side. ,of ,tee
canal, nial deposited his charge it\ safe;
ty on ,the batik. It ',vas a herculean'
task, and one which would reflect etedtt
onOrolessionalgymoast, Ott to speak, 1,4,1,i'veYe?,TAelgt.1,t'ljyr
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of. iale 0001)1E88 aria 00111000 (1131)13101(1 , astentea r ade
For the protection of the public of Blitish
Xorth America i10001 11 my duty to state
teat my rills and 000 210111101'
illaaUtttetured nor gold in any, part of the TJuited
Stateer n`..acli pot and box, boars tlio
GOVOril /nen t Stank,y,witli the words, ,Hollo-
;,vay's Imel °intro ent,LOn
ndo,'engraved there-
on. au the label is the adclresi, 58:3 Oxfoad,sbrubt,
Lembo». This notice has becoine necessary, in
consequence of vile 'and spurious imitations of
" Holloway's Pill6 n Oititmonti,'!
1)eing fabricated. at78.5friulen Lane
ties styling them-
, and Co.," with an
, ma thus—
vvonclors ob-
a very low price,
idr• (disc)", tituinaiel'ils.`t;'easili'l°a`l
RECIPE FOB, PRESERVING ATEAT.--ThO'
following by a writer in the New York,
Jima will prove both seasonable and
serviceableThereio no good reason
why farmers and their families should
eat so tench salt pork, leaving- all the
trash pleat to the inhabitants of the
cities and villages, when the following
needled win, hbap meta freali for Weeks,
oven in the warmest weather, I love
tried it for years, As soon. as the ani-
mal heat is mit of the moat, eliee 0 up
leanly for cookieg. Prepare a lerge
ittr by scolding it tvell with hot, salt and
W0 bor. Mi x t an O. pulverieett sal t -
tete)... Cover the bottom of the jar
with a sprinkle of salt and peeper:,
Put do wo a -layer of Meet, sprinkle
.with, ealt and pepper the same as if it,
0001 3111111 going to the teble, aed eon -
throe in the Mate niariner until the or
ie full.. Fold tilt\ elot oe arevet rotd
Wa it, in strong' 501 (11001 we ter ib which
a little of the saltpetre ie diattolved,
Prees the eloth clostdy over the meet
and set, it in. 0 eool !deco, Be snee end
nross the cloth le tightly ft3 0f1011 In.yOf
111 101110000l 0t1 yoee FeltlAi; 117111 3:6(1) ffni.
Menthe,. Itis a gon0 1111111 te lot the
meat reentie over night. alter it ie 1110 -
1,Vo1 fIrelonat ea Nenaeoter.--Ida o 0, hefovo 11aekliig Tho arwhl 1.01,
Wi!:'S late exploit itt lathing Ontthe blood fast (mane flame it. It will I 4
nhee, Reek lieththonee in the Iow- 110008000704 oh 015411(1114). kitJi 00011i000.
rowpost beeber T11e1330 5) and yes, ally, oe teite t hrf woe"-, it, io otat
111 )t men froth ,leeeeithre teeella tire 1. water, then ecetel Wil i.01' /10 ttt
110100 etnents *hell have gh" (111(0 11007' tar rbOrg 040 110
•,0 1li1Gratlet Pftrlift, 0`, 1, fresh 1lle0,t Ptil the yeitinroilinl, I" Lean
amigo deeervo you, , y 80111113 tOe
5006101' 1113, genuine Pille and 01110.
1110311, 'which thre manufactured only at 533.0xford
street, Loudon., Persons who may be depcived
please onmmicato with rn9,Many spect'blefirmg
P1 Pc 'British. Provinces -who o1.tnull iny pclicinag
direct from hero, 12 kV0 very properly suggested
that 1 should, for the benefit' of themselves nanl'
the public, insert their nalMs in the papers, that
it may be known that medicilies can he had gene
111010001 1110111. The P110 30113 1 a of P1011101 e
tdinded to ; ,01211 particularly 2000y -emend' those
01110 10111(0 to got my occlicines to apply 10 1011)0F
of, the hoarier; iirtmeel-r-N.osirri. Avery, Brown 1,,
f;faltfax, ,N. 0; Niesern. Forsyth & CO. N. S.
Messrs.
'1311 Barlsor & Bons, 5(1 1101111, N Mr, T
D01l11hny, Charlotte Lown,P E ; ATOSAYS. Lang-
ley & Co,, Victoria, 130.;, INICOVC & COrNiC-
tia:11, B (3; Dr. if Mail:ran Chatani, N B; 3ICI34114:
1101100 N01161:0U,1; Messrs.J Winer 1 Co.,
111)11 lto ; 'Atr. 31 1 Rose, Toronto; Mr„ A Chip-
man Smith, St. ,Tohn.N 13 Mr. Tolin Bond, Gmler.
lob ; 111 cns lUliot 000., Toronto 310 (11100E10V,
110 0011:1, N. B ; 1101110"t4, IT11:41/a10O 131 0$4 St John
l‘f B Mr It PriddY, Windser Mts Oryon, Morden,
13 s; Ilo Goorgo111vat.,, rnorickton N' 53; Mr,
NV If bompsom Harbov 'Greco, 141
Wilfry,Fredrickton,'N B 11/0ser,i D ,)1011
l'entreal. The m (Anin es arc neld at the lowest
w1101e101e 'ran 0 ))r(001, 1».Turtnlities of not less
than .820 wortb—yi;,,, 6s. 6.„J'21,, 01(11 80 la& 4.10ZOO
1,40a Of Cr pots of Ointment, for which ro-
raitta coo .1111151 be sent In dv:, nee.
TITOMA;-S 110 171JONV0Y''
T1111'DT IrAllt, 1875.
Offrzed in rrizos
cenatent r net at 01.:YE1' TO.
. aeatee the.CiPy.Of lionOon 011
&t8thlia &jet 'OCT,e.
rrIzn, Llsts Ana
y*tharyaat.rs3a10a be had at
fbc Beae tr's01100AL ta0are 10(411 0130
to bete06u enorhefo33filil
see Reatese Ba03110011Maao 100001
tope to London arui return,*
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kiocretraY,
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BOOIMELLER
".LATIONER
Exeter.
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is the best la ttiC Wallet
'but$' Furnibin
lYLtIl 50010 05 tbe
tee sebeneess 00,2 pa11 blxerytilien
1) lilo from a pnatic to a, Iludson. Bev overceat
1111 IN had Of 1,1011, :1J1te,
0611010 OraVatn,
$.,111 has M '0) ' citn,711: 1)1000
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cut ia-tkc meet bteLanicatc styte. 1,11 110
chased..of me cut free of 'eluago,
Mo1131'1.13.1'., 1 CO.
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TtlItlilS1I •
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An excellent stock of cirocorMs and Confection
ery 00 00110,
›P%
CHOICE TOBACCOES and CIGARS.
sportsmen. supplied With Ammunition.
School Books, Stationery, Magazines.
ALL THE LATESF NOVELS.,
N.B,-Sewing Machin() Nocalos of every icind;for
Cale.
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Bo sure and got tl3o D.McGlochlon watch
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Cold aud Silver, Ladies and Gentleman's sizcs.
77 Dundukstreet, London. See the testimonials,
The largest, bestand cheapest stook: of flue Gold
Jewelry, Clocks, Silver, and 'Plated Ware, Fancy
Goods,10., &c., in the Province. Repairing of
every description. 113,3). MoGLOTJOHLON.
771Muclas SO, L0314.10a, 001.
New Tailor Shop.
W. Mo.b...MT.ITEY'
-pEGS to intimate ,to the inhabitants
el a and Vicinity, that 110 111,6 opened
a Now Tailor shop
At Elimville
01111110 by strict attention to business lu Ehopes to
merit a fair share of patronage.
A GOODFIT GUARANTEED.
PANT-CCITT/NG A SPECIAL' It.
Elimville,'July 8, 1075
W. MOARTNEY.
THOMPSON& WILLIAMS
t
;
Aft RICULTURA L DULL(' MEN TS
B°iler and
Engine Work
MITCHELL, ONT.
Two -horse pOlvet
wood Sawitg Machine
This maChino b.as been thorenglily testoOnni
given ,
ENTIRE SATISFACTION
it is supplied With
BAN -1.D NV -171 -BEL
f er clriving,a
Straw- Putter,
Grain Cusher,
Or otbor machinery, without extra Ovronme 011
eopt for OM belt
TRIAL OFF BED.
All kinds of
Farrmingimplenlents
kept 00111441.114 011 11111(1.
BOILER SHOP
in full operation.
,
INIGI35,1=9
of 011 sizes to order,
A.1.
Kept ab 13issott,';,4 Tin —sIn'tp,
Exoto-t%
aromptle attended to
TITOMPSON & wrilitjAvs„
EXETER
STEAM RAKE & CRAD LE FACORY.
GEO. CO T TI_AE
IgIANIMACTUlt/tIt 01,
Vrooden. Harvest Tools
Bakes,
Snaithes,
Fork Handles,
Grain Cradles,
ETC.
Sume
CtS
He will have 'ready for the coining harvest, the
celebrate(L
kby Hay Rake
A. Novelty in, this section.
' MERCHANTS
will find it to
Their Advantage to Buy their Stock from
me,
as I au prop: aed to deal with them RC reasona-
bly as any ether establishment, an d to give prompt
attelition te all orders.
WHOLESALE 436E111TAIL.
ofall kinds made a specialty in the business.
GEORGE COTTLE
xeter,April 8, Th70.80-1511
FRESH ARRIVALS'!
AT THE
Peoo e ...I, Grocery
_
04
co tore.
J. cRUNNIOA1
has rcoivod a large stock of
GROCERIE$ C ROCIEER,7, &C.
also a large stock of
;300TE a 81-5ZoEs
suitable for Fall and Winter, cousisting of
Men's, Women's and Child-
ren's Wear,
Those in want of a firsf-ciass articto in the Boot
and &me line shoul0 not 4(131 ±0
EXAMINE MY STOOK
Before pUrchasing,
and it will receive prompt attention. Satis-
as my experience of thirty yens that line ena-
bles me in purchasing to select that only which 1 faction guatanteed.
can recommend.
0.)
CD
3,1
)10:14INILIS 2yTiGUN SHOP AND RI-
R. W. SOPER
Manufacturer of and defiler in
RPtIes Slior Guns, ,Revolvers
Pistols, Fishing Tackle, and Hunters' supplies
Gun -stocking done 111'E:1811 -class style. Pin -fire
Guns altered ao Centrallfire.
Sign of the Gun and Golden Key, CLARENCE
st.,between Dundas and King, Loudon. 75-1y.
RUMP FACT 0 RI(
Grocery and Liquor to
large stock
Green, Japan, Young Hyson
Black Teas,
Raisins„ Currants,
zitIED APPLES" OgitiNVZ
Sardines 'Lobsters,
The subscribers have started a Pump Factory
n the Village of Carroubrook, and also in the
Township of Hay
ONE MILE NORTH OF EXETER
and they aro in posssssiouof
STZAIVI POWER
they 'will bo able to Lot only do their work wol
but cheaper tha,i then who have to do their work
y hand. Every variety of 'wooden pumps, in-
,. eluding the
CELEBRATED FORCE PUMP
made to order and. placed in wells,all being war-
ranted for two years. _
011 orders lof at the shop ofMr. Boulton one mile
north of ii,Ixetar will receive promt.t attention.
MUNSINGER & BOULTON.
HAY, May 27 1875
JOHN BELL,
raker and Confectioner,
begs to return thanks to tho people of Exeter and
vicinity tor the largo patronage oestowed upen
him since he commenced business in Exeter, and
lames by paying attention to business and giving
satisfaction to his customers to Merit a continu-
ance of the same,:
IF 'YOU WANT GOOD SWEET
BREAD,
CALL AT J. BELL'S BAICEBY.
IF YOU WANT GOOD CONFEC.
TIONERY,
CALL AT J. BELL'S,
irRtrz
alinon
Bitter Sallee and Pickles, Brandies, Gins, Wines- and Syrups,
Rye, Malt, Scotch, Irish and .Comraon Whiskies, Tobaccoes
and Cigars,
If you want the very best calms, etc., or tett'
parties, picnics, 10.,
LEAVE YOUR ORDER WITH J.
BELL,
A LARGE LOT or
First Class Bacon
JUST RECEIVED.
J. CRUNN1CAN
,BRODERICIC'S OLD STAND.
IF YOU WANT
GOOD
GROCERIES
at prices as low as they can be purchased for
at any store in Exeter,
GO TO J. BELL'S.
Givo mo a call. J. BELL. '
PIICEINTI2E FOUNDRY
Corner Bathurst & Wellington Sts,
LONDON, - - ONT.A.RIC
;DUN ELLIOTT, PROPRIETOR.
MANUFACTURER Or
MeadowLark Itoapor and Vtower, Calativa.
tors, Plow, Cang-Flows,
AND ALL IMPLEMENT 5 USED BY FARMERS.
PARMEES
1,S7E DI4L1.1
petted to, supply them 9, 10, it, 12 tul)es enell,witll 1311)0 shifter or Witboutt iteeorcllug to. or- I
'This iniplement fats a double (*tioxibliung erem 011)1, end 11 Admitted to he the best befOr0 T -t• rrt 0A rttri e‘t 04n
tie mitaio. ton \tow ausily segrigoi antitiee 11)etn for the erring see(lieg, and will be pre- , XIA.) +-1
••••• "j„, 0 tINI)
Onit 03111 (1141.4.10,60 tO 110,01) hancl ei(Imrltinit and size to supply any wile nifty not nave Sin "I 1.
given their orilef, The tiutot, ona Inca, need will bo found 0114 that orit dogrod, Weadin 21,11(k ...I- al tier. tilt) ity.
Wholesale and Retail.
G. A. MACE,
Main Street Exeter.
PRICES
01?
T AT iH1.4
IIAVE
Dropped Right Down
AT THE GOLDEN STOVE ST. "MARY'S.
J. C. GILPIN.
unattire for Cash!
Desiring to introduce
'THE CASH SysTENE,
I will offer d-uring the
MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPT.
My large and full stock of
FURNITURK FOR CASH
AT GREATLY REDUCED YRICES.
I will, on thP smallest purchase,
G -IV 1-i, A LIBERAL DISCO -LINT;
and to large buyers will give special rates.
TO JUDGE OF MY PRICES, STYLES AND QUALITY,
Call Must Be Made.
I invite inspection.
JOHN DREW,
Next Door to Molsons Bank and opposite Times office.
IS ACdARLING
begs loave to thank his friends in Exeter and surrounding conntry 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 and
Best Assorted Stocks
Usua lly found in a General Store
CONSISTING OV
DryinGoods; Groceries, Etc..
Ready-made C ot hing, wines and 1-
quors,. Hardware, Crockery, Boots
and Shoes, Leather, etc.
Please give f. C. a Call as he . is ,datermined not to be under-
sold by any establishment in this section of eounrty.
IrmirmiwoimisiormitoramemommoiNisormisiorrilogonolinmartime
• • •
Itsl\TI/z3a,
1'AN0Y 11EEly0 AND IIISOU'IT 13AKVII, & coNFEcTsoN-Eli,, EKETEE,
white returinee 11111 siectre thenits to tho inhabit mita of Ileetor end stirrer:aiding riliegos fOr
their 01181 11001'l1 petionAgo, itepieg to merit a eotitinnanoc of their favors, would cell their
atteatiou tohi huge steak of
Cakes, Crackers and Corifectionety.
,myt if etteationaoi eeentiesed 10 WeSt01.0 Catte,da, .
'JOHN: .1.,;LA-01:4,T,
PhollrOs ,p -6.,d),/, Corner Ditt)triat e41t21 Wol-footo4 $4.4 RAmeloo4
10* Fresh Pread dentitattly 011 hand at Ettoter and Neth 1134
editon, and liattellelles, tenitudia, Fftthilics Wafted on daily.
1trxter &Oil 30, 1874.
C7-tf,