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.tn sluSlag '.YO(II 13i.txnP'kng
the ntor
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'Tell the etory, :geeee the seeeeete)
hears foe nio,
,..611, busy eva,Y10, 1 so bV,St ilk braking
'Year whiteS
On Ole Ate re,
')P130 109Py to be Wt1.8t01 With 1,10 puvoos 0
the snit,
e00uteut to leevo with it ehe elieoeing
,o,r. you plaoes
W1114per,but the fav -sett nidaning of tny tLI311I
ed. life for nes
my idle
kirey the enils grow in departing
Like fleet Ii\ltli,k1w$
.3.‘*1 010 S011tlt„ .
:But each on its. 60e erraud, mid last
Silently;
;Stera the tide t11018 io itK parting,
As it foJiewe
With dumb e1etit1-
1n the stillness and the sternness Uod makoS
answer gait mo 1
:_ruztorxxoumrooll'.57,r7V37"-.'c'06--",
..1 Peirriffeo; Bak',
let. Clare L tOrt., tii Ulmt.ity County Goitlepon,
0 $14e01,2,'
4140ret'$,
There is nothirig ,foolisli about eoino
o ,to fathees of '1)010(00 eourAty,,
eiwa, 110;yro utibrriege ztble deughe
Itens kend they 'MON how t a pretate
busineee 'when the frnit 10 ipe for
plooking, kind lump waeting itS sweet,
ness \viten if shonld be Om ked. e Mat,
tore were broughe to a climax. With
rush it n OOttaill faTtl..or'fi residence in
ern014, toWnship .gOtantly, A yosing
tiller of soil hadfor inouths :been
paYing 1E03 RS S'Ailletp3 attention to One
of hie :,laugh tors, but ho Wit3 11.04. A
1110d0St, A:llan,. neverflaying
been muoli in.theecompany of .
except this'one, that he tied neverbeen.
able . to rinse 1113 eourage enfileiently
high to pop 010 011;i1l1pOrta.24 .flfteR 0:011,
IR had gone to the house hi whicli
hie eche:deer lived, upon at leaet teventy:
niffeacm1 oecasionss reeolved tp. know,
his htte„ Ina when U.Shered bite the
peeeence of: hie one, into whose:
kening ho had placed: hie heart, his
courage weuld. inyeadably :" go. Wok cns
him," and lie .WonhlSrettien :to hie leme:
ly home la greger eospenee :thou .he -
Vero. Upou the evening in questio)1 he
had deterMined 010, COMO What would‘
120 weedd tell his Mary that he lOy6c1
bet'. He would once for all decidethe.,
matter, but, ae:upan. each former ocea,-'
SiOn, ho could get the proposal no fur-
ther than his throat. : There it stuch,'
and he had determined to gulp it dOWO
and give up the Siege, when the door
opened mut in stalked the girre father,
who advaneed to where they :were sit-
ting, and thus addressed theul
," t game to put ft Stop to OAR infer-
nal leolisimese. It ain't the courting
expenses that I'm looking ta, forcoal
oil's cheap, and wood can bo had for
the haulin' ; but Imsick and tired of
this arid cooin' like a patr of sick
doves, keepin' me aw3t3 of nights, and
it' i got to be stopped right heee. Mary
.j ane, look np bere. Do you love John
I-Ieury wc 11 eumigh to marry him ?"
Why., father, must"-
" Stop that fecdishin!;" yelled,the olil
man. " Answer yes' or no,' an'
Mighty quick, too. It's get to be sot,
tled now or never."
" Well, bra, father, don't yen know
-if you'd only wait, mid"-
" Dry op answer yes' or
Speak," roared the old. gent.
s'vfl, yes„, then ! There, now,"
and Mary Again hiel her face,.
" That's businesst; that's the way to
talk. No,
w John, leek here-lookup
here, or I'llshake you all to pieces. Do
you want that gal .o' mine for a wife ?
Speak out like a man, now
"Why, Mr.---, ain't this rather
-I mean can't yen",
" Speak it oret, or out of this house
you'll act, head. foremost. I won't wait
a mineTte longere There's the gal, and'
a likelier gal ain't in the state, liee' you.
just heard her say she wanted you.
Now, John., I won't stand a bit o' fool -
in', once for yes". or .‘ no' ?"
" Well, yes, ae 1 have been presump-
tubus enough to suppose thea
" 0, cuss year soft talk ; the thing's
settled now. You (two blasted foela
woold have befll sie monthslat that job
that I've done in six minutes. I never
saw such fo1in 015 there is arlicuig
young people nowadays. Ain't 'like it
.was when I was young -an' -now good
night. You .can talk the thing' over;
an' you aa'.1110, Jahn, '11 go ,to town an'
get the license to -morrow.. ;Soon be
time to go to time for love-
makin' then. Good night; goodnight ,;
hope I wasn't too rough, but 1 was de-
termined to fiX the thing up one way OT '
Vat:here' and the,old man went back to:
'bed. •
Now that the ice was -broken, the
young people:laid all their plans for the
future, and John felt, just a little ibad at
the comfort he had lost, when Mary
looked up at him Shyly, and said :
" This would have been all right four
months ago,' John. if you hadn't been
.so skeery. I know'd all the time that
you wanted to 'ask me ; bat it wasn't
my place ta,say anything, ,yon. know.."„
No cards.
'1 Me et sotOtt
A, T, Stow
iiiteeeet, in
oil lie can tit,v/
dry goede ste;
'Ilene tells till-
Vor inetances
We are ,beeing a very iuteresting
:mystery in the shove of the second
f f
,tion o u e 0 uflU (mt. Two
emen hying in the town of Kimbull, ten
ealece Seoul jiutt Hudeon, while out
:hunting, stopped 10 gather specimens
,of stern.) from' a gravel bed in, toe Pine;
:River that was washed out freed- the
lbank near by duriee 111e freshet a. year
-Ago. 1(1 tliis looso Canic they enacceered
11 ,etene resemblieg the face of a child.
iter looking at it in wmider for a time,
y, thinking of the doubt that hangs
.t the di,covery of the famous gient„
-went out and brought fifteeti or twenty
:even to witness this before taking it
,out. it W013 awn remoyed NT-ith a mass,
,of gravel addiering. The face, chin,
throat, poet cf the right arm, shoulders,
breast, part of one arm. and the whole
of the ether showed distinctly in per-
-.feet farm., all the rest merging into a
genies. f :gravel ande small stones, co-
:men:tea together the same as seen in
ony gravel pit. The right arm is bent,
he fore -arm is lying across the body;
the ethor is bent below the S.dbow. The
.eyes are welledefuee4., :and vor\,y broad;
:forehead go and sloping; nose small
.and sharp; nostrils open; lips very
Ithin and flat; month well defined-,
:curve of the lips perfectly natural; chin
;squares slight depre.ssiou or dimple
oveke the breast belie, also j1ist above the
:arm where,the ribs meet, or at least
:just below where they meet. The form
of the !breast is perfeet. The skin- on
ethe (terrace is 3(212101 11. not showing the
:marks of tools.. 1,Some call it a peerified'
.childeand accoient ifor ljn:.) great breadth
of the head at the eyes by some pres-
;sore that .fitatened the forehead.
Among .th.e small stones are petrified
.coral, such as are very .cotri-
-anon throngh this 'Countier. Can you
tell viellsA it is?
, • .'t'.011 01 htive
3(02 iS beund 10 make
:led has just opened a
A letter to the Tory
111 (10 story ;
--dill(' I guarantee the
11:nth of whet 1 ay --a lady in looking
Over parasols ie the establielimout roe
contly was eatielled with 'only one, and
that was Sold, She expressed regrot
and started for'the door, saying she
lid not care for any other style of sun-
8iwav, As RhP lofi, even before her
baelf Was turned, Mr. Stewart signaled
to the °leek who had been Waiting On
110r. The young man ,speang to obey
The ,1i.seetre,.111fites•,
•
.From.the sAntaitosa Democrat.
-- •
We published 'not' long. ,ago an [10 -
count of the Ceuernsvilie glioet. We
:have the f !lowing particulars :- rhe
;scene of the appearance was at the
on Austin Creek, about.
-.three miles from Guernsville. The.
:men Who wolfk iu the. 111.121e .11 ad. just
,
,gone to bell when there .was a noise at
lthe door, then some ghostly music.
'They next heard in the shaft the sound
.pf sharpening tools. the noise of the
ellows briskly- _working to pump 3i 113
-.the shaft, tend the sharp clinking of the
Tully on the whim lased for raising aed
:lowering the beekets in the shaft. The
,noise was kept lep es if there was a
whole force ef ghosts busily employed
from tes at night until .three iu the
,inorni.u6v. The mouth of the shaft
(conhi be seen fl -um the cabin ; but
.thon,gh the lode() wae distinct, no forms
were seen to move 14)001 the shaft. The
-work was kept 00 .fer thr,ee nights in
;succession; then there was au in tervp,1
,of comparative quiet for three weeks.
A day or two ego Abe Sterratt was at'
work alone in the shaft; the other men
ewere above ground. Sternal; wets pre -
Taring to put in a shot, evheu he heard
la noise close to hiffi. Hp looked up ((ltd
:there stoed a Man ()lad as a miner. 1)' -
side him. Era space which an instant
'before had boon vrteant„ Sterrett'
,asked " What do you want ?" No
reply. Ile punched at the 'figure with
;a drill; it welt through the airy sem- ,
Mance of humanity. Tel:roe-stricken,.
terratb exelaimed :--" If you are go
iing to work here I want to get one."
;Ile whistled to his pompanions above
to come. down, and then said :--" Or if'
.yon want me to wed( here yon must
,get out." Whereupon the figure !eeemedi
to vanieli npwa,rd f11111 sight., and has
not since been seen. Neiees 118 bove
described have been heard, but the
:spectre, miller has not since been seen.
Gtheartn's Clraevel.---eGuibmere coffin
.Consists. of two stones of immense
weight, hollow,ed and rivetted together
.with malleable iron bars. Ten horses
'OTIQE
03 lierseley Kieenthet the eledeesienied rilli ofter
eepieetion 01 tweaty days, how tbe thet
utdication of this 110 tisP, tipply te the judge ef
hel'eleregete Court of the oeuneyOf iteroiete
be appointed Guardians of elie pereenS and
estates of Sohn We,,,,ley Armstrong, and liarab
j.11,11.0A04104014; 101111110(1 (11 4d/0 Arne,
strong', tato Of 0)40 township of 11sboritc,, in the
Coffitity ef Heron, homer, deceased who. (114
on 1110 11101 day of Offiober, 1870.
. K311I:U.0A. eXiel ARIOTRONG,,
ROBERT
1\te0AGGBY c.s ISGAlSanele,
Seefoeth, Get„ Cet. 21, wee,
chat magi) ode forefiugor :
" What did she want ?"
P ar as ol, sir."
" And cordeln't you suit her ?!"
" No ens Silo Wanted one that
ifs,—hid already onlered-the mi-
le one of the hind in the etore "
,
" Oall her bacen qinchly."
The clerk haetened to -the door,for
toe conversation had lasted but titre(
,econds, and requested the ladies 14
,oit a minute, *: T. himself came
Seaward, with short, 210.TYQ1.13 310133,
eahl : "If you will cell in to -mor-
row in 01 ail ig We will give you the para-
sol you 1.21c.cid for, without fail," The
same morning a telegram ordered a sup-
ply from New York ; before the store
01013 opened in the morning the order
wits filled. This is the kind of a man
A. T. Stewart is, and this is the secret
of his success and of fortune, 'Opin
ions are not alike as' to his course in
opening it store in this village. Local
merchants elmost depend wpon their
livelihood, and it is a hard blow to
them to have to compete with Stew-
art's stock and, price. They can't do
if, and unhesitatingly condemn his
course in hrICkstering her as smali end
contemptible, the same which I am free
to say I think it is.
DUE Bine Fon SALE. -A due hill on
Messrs. Bell & 'Co., manufacturers of
organs, melodeons and piavos, Guelph
Ont.:, the same being good for 40 per -
pout. on the retail price of an instrne
ment of not less than $120 ; or will br
received. as one third payment on theis
catalogue. For instance, ill parcha-
nig a$600piono the clue bill woulti be
worth $209. This valuble document
will be disposed of at what modern ad-
vertisers a 'tremendous sacrifize
while its validity is unquestionable
Apply at the TIMES. Office. ,
a Real llornattce.
Barrie Gn,zotto.
.Sbe same up from Toronto, ostensi-
bly ,to edsit her uncle about seven miles
from Barrie, but in reality to escape
the importunities of two wonld-net-be-
saoLed admirers. ,She enjoyed immun-
ity for some days, and vvas peaceful
110(1 happy, and the roses were return-
ing 0 leer ,eheeks, from whence they
had fled when sorely oppressed by the
two lovers aforesaid. And then he
OatTIO up from Toronto. [To make the
story intelligible, the "he," it might be
here explained. was the accepted lover,
frowned upon by ner cruel parents.]
.He "casually" learned her whereabouts
talc' wept out to see her: He was an
old friend, she explained, mid the inno-
cent uncle suspected naught; and- then
they had a talk and managed a short
tete-a-130e, and fixed it all up. " Would
elle like a drive to town to -morrow,
(Monday) ?" 11 Of course; but votild
he Wing her back?" " He would, to
be sure." And the old folks yet were
blind, and let them go off. They came
to town. They strolled into a minis-
ter's residence. And stayed a while.
And came out. And were then man
-.will be reqvired to move the stones. 'd ancl wife. And she went back' to the
An officer tram Weshengton, thorough- country, aid ho Went to Toronto. and
dy ;skilled in the Prel),{1ration of tile still the secret was not kno;vn. But it
mostefacient explosivd known ;to mod- leaked out at last, and the young lady
ern science, has been engaged to p1e-1 being ,taxed with it; acknowledged it,
pare a torpedo, to be 1101001 111 oonnoc- and gave as her reason that she was
tion with the grave that the least dis- bound to' marry—if all the fathers
;tlfrbanee of the earth within one foot of and mothers in the lneld were opposed
;the cotnn wllI ;bo cettencled with an in- w it. 'She has gone home now and
;stout explosion of the most terrific hei.• receplion We have not been able to
&harm:Ler. 'There will be ne elmig'er to learn. The above, gentle reader, is
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A pe118011 a,11411g aver the grftve., brit not fiction but, unvarnished felt, The
woe to hiln WhO eligS kesteeth the sur- 000111101 Oe, illSt as WO 'MVO narrated it
transpired only a few days ago. Out
of consideration los the young lady's
The,great mviine of Captain Webb, friends in Berrie we withhold all names,
'Miss Parker and 1i T3eckWith Mill he •
:followed next year by attempts t 0 v4111 TEACHERS' INSTTTOTEt-A rrieeting of
the Atlantice-a, not impossible feel -,,a8 'Exeter District r1ie11011er3 Institute will
.readors Of the Pasha ,ef IVIany Tales be tho 'school house in Exeter,
'will remember aman who acconiplishod on Saturday Nov. 113121i at 10 o'clock a,
-51; stopp$.ng but once on an island to in. Tho following is the prograinme :
eierape off the barnacles. -" Bookkeeping" Mr, A, A, Holbrook;
Address, Will11arry Gana; Philosophy
A. boy got his granfathees 1, and (lover) Mo, Johnson; Object losson
1oatled it, but was afraid in 1,hc. 110, iVrri Huston ; A 01.114001 to, ge
,1i0WeVerrhIced the fun of loading, and chosenby Mr L Snell ; Debate ;—ile-
o put in 31 0 Other allarge, htlt Wag kEili solved that." Township Boards aro pre.
1,fritic1 to fir0. ife kept on charging, fetable to the present Systemo" Mr.
;but wiikout Piing until lie got SiX toads McAndrew ehoosing the affirmative tup-
th9 pId pieza. His grandmother, ported by Messrs Curry, 13radley, Titts-
learnmg hs toiidjty smartly reproved ton, Strang, Casa and Oregory, Mr;
0.nd g4aSping filio old continental, Johnson todiv the negative, assisted
iliediettOed i, The vestt1t 01003 troneen- by Messrs S, P. Halls, Gan°, Brown,
*lo:u.s# tilt° cf./Ng tlo old lady on her back. Spieer, ifobkirk,and !Tones. Mr. J. IL
PrO141/4 t3trugtilica to rogai0 bor Minor Will be present if possible, and
loot, bat tipilioy Cried Out ; "Liootilh cielivor an address on his trip to tito
Ok$nny 1 lehoro aro 6ve DIOre charges North West.' lilleetion of officers for
tip go off yofr r,ho coming' year,
,
12
7'o Itusittess Olen,
If yc•ti want
If you want
If you want
If you want
If you want
If you want
If you want
If you want
If you want
If you want
Leave your
lid you can e
ice, at low rates, and the .best style.
OEN
RALI
satranantli
BUSINnS LOCAIIQNS
AND
Building Sites
eau bo obtainekon easy terms 111 tliis
THRIVINR KEW VI LtERE
which, rcrii, its great advantages in 3001160
tion 11(11111
Depot and. Station
ON THE
(ON T11.1"),
t40 etumerilaer Pet 10. cue 1, lisboree,
elottst .40M. Seetetwele :Wee... 3 aged owe 3,,.2 two;
1
JAI, tf110101/P2Att614442, SipAri Any intoraticsi
elasewee,endatc
ealeenbs, aii.eQ,Vill A Ai,<.'h
WOO iI)4f tatharliVOYArr 3,411 bo suitably reward
th ' 4:44SOR cei..1,0310stfeeSixotor 1 0, - suo
,sr 30,-.,', You ' :98/44:40;stleite. esove money 1.4 work
91004044t ')forSiittirool/10 of et-
ffiC $;19 144111:4V.I.i4mAgelits Wanted, ) An
urns ut altar:spare Aftlit3e13t13, Pr all the time
,3101 atfilly,#),SreP140. , artioulars free. Post
card to lititteff otos
bo t one cont.. Address O)
STINSON 4,00,, rortstea, Attains 02 -es.
London, Hur6n &Bruce Rail-
way,
001(11101 101 to become a place of inpoitanCe.
Circulars, '
hand- bills,
envelopes,
business cards,
neat bill -heads,
Shipping tags,
tasty letter heads,
nice Visiting cards,
the best .of ball work,
any kind. of printing.
orders at thenems 9,2:fice
eoure tlien1 on short no-
IRL WANTED AT
DR. MOQB
Capital Opening
is presented for almost every hind of industry.
.NEW
'r-HOMAS-TRIVITT.
Centralia Sept. 6, 1676 106-tf.
013.,TY
The subscribers hex() started a rump ory
n the 'village ef. 001r1e0-400k, awl else In the
WownsInp 0Uy.
ONE 'MILE ,NORTH OF ill .T.1L1TE
1 they aro in (oss9St110110)
ST:MAZE:zz.eirvrEzt.
tfley will be olio to not only ao their work wol
but ()heaver tlitta those who have to do their work
y hand. Every variet,v Of weed() u rumps, in.
,0111,041,111.19
EL.EBRATED FOR El 15U MP
JOHN BELL,
7:a1ter and Confectioner,
made to order and placed in Avells,a11 being 11111-
111011101 101 two yearS.
All orders loft the shop ofMr Deal tan ono mile
north of 13xo1e11 will receive prom1311.1(011t1011.
IIIUNSINGER 41 13OULTON.
HAY, May 27 1875
begS th return tlianl;s to the people of Exeter and
vicinity for the large patrorirgo eostewed,upon
him since he comniencc0 business in Exeter, afid
hopes by paying attention to business and caving
satisfaction to his customers (0 1110111 a coi,titm-
nice of tho
Stove and Tin Shop
IN
CREDITON.
9151E UNDERSIGNED WANT TO AC-
QIJAtNT the inhabitants of Creditou and
the surrounding country that We have opened
out in Bissett's old,ktionl a complete stock of
STOVES, TIN and
COPPER WARE,
.' COAL OIL LAMPS,
LAMP CHIMNEYS;
and in fact evprything found in a first-class
establishment will be 'found with us. All
kinds of tin ware manufactured by ourselves.
Wd flatter ourselves that by strict attention to
business we bo able to merit a share of
public patronage: -
,
Eave Troughing
made a, specialty, ancl all
ORDERS Pl?OilIPTLY ATTENDED TO.
CASH FOR HIDES AND SHEEP
SEM S.
Wool pickings ancl old copper
ancl rags taken in exchange for goods.
SFIETO N & HILL,
CREDITON.
October 28t1i.
75) PALL (75
Gents Furnish'n
ANT) CiDNIIIIAL
tS1P0/111:11110111
IF YOU WANT GOOD SWEET
BREAD,
CALL AT J. BELL'S BAKERY.
][AlYcI2.11,61c)(0)1?;[,, .LON1)ONDERRY 4.t
IF YOU WANT GOOp CONFEC-
TIONERY,
CALL AT J. BELL'S.
W G
a
1300E$LTUER
oTATIONER,
Exeter.
Allan Line!
Carrying the Canadian and United States Mails.
Ono of the first-class, full-po-werecl Clycle-built
stearnships of the above line, constructed espe-
cially for the navigation of the Atlantic, averag-
ing iron) 3,010 to 4,900 tons, willleave Quebec every
Sit torday for Liverpool and Londonderry,
Prerid passage Certificates issued at 102)301ratelf 'o 1)0100 03 wishing to bring out friends,
GLASGOW DIRECT.
ahe stoamsbcps of the Glasgow Line will be
despatched from Quebec.
For tickets and every information apply to
some wierrE & stnNs,
Times office, 'Exeter -
If you want the very best cakes, etc,, or tea
parties, picnics,
LEAVE YOUR ORDER WITH J.
BELL,
mut will receive prompt attention.. Satis-
faution,, guaranteed.
IF YOU WANT
W. . T R 0•TT
Fashionable
Boot & 'Shoe
za4Trzlz.
would inform:the people that he has commen-
cedbusiness in the above line 0e'st door toBell F
Bakery and Confectionery. He has 00 hand a
spleneicl stbelt of Leather,of all kinds, and from
his genoral knowdedge of (ho business, and do-
ing first class work lffipes to obtain a large efts -
tom.
Sewed. work will -receive his
special attention.
Repairing done with neatness and.. des-
patch, and moderate charges.
V. II. TROTT.
Exeter, May 0, 1875. • 88-m3.
GOOD
GROCERIES
at prices as low as they can be purchased for
at any store in Exeter,
GO TO T. BELL'S.
Give me a call. J. BEM
THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS TO AN -
...A. n01100
0that ho has 'udst ree•cd a splendid
agsortthentof 3
CANADIAN, SCOTCH & ENGLISH
TWEEDS.
BLACK BlIOADCLOTHS, &
DOESIUNS, ETC.,
which for
STYLE AND OTIALITT
WILL 3.311 HARD.T013EAT
TAIf
Department ie replete 'with ovory modern iSn-
prevenient, an(2 furnished monthly with
10'44ASIZION X5Z.44TZPI
Atnerican Styles and. et.l.E5J?
All Work guarenteed 'Red cut in the Most
fashionable styler
Call early 0111(1 (1(0 one of the cho'ideet 3011 best
130106Legl steekS n 10W221. and offering, at low
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IMannfacturer of and dealer in
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Rates, Shor Guns, nceolver.§
Pistols, Fishing Tackle, fltra. Hunters' supplies
Gun -stocking done in .flast-class Rtvle. Pin -fire
• • • Guns altered eo Conti:naive.
Sign Of the Grin and Ciolden KeY, CLARENCE,
st.,between.Dundas and. King, London. 75-1v. •,,
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Opening Out
NEW FALL GOODS
Full stock of Dry Goods in every line.
New Fall Millinery in every style.
Beady -made Clothing, large variety,
F ARINIER.S,
BEWARE; OF COUNTERFEITS.
FM' the protection of the public of British
North America. 1 deem it my duty to stets
that my Pills and Ointment are neither
manufactured nor sold in any part 0) 1110 United
State'S, 14 itch, pot and Vox b0713.$ the'
143i17t Go,v0.nment Stamp,with the words,'Hollo-
way's l'ills nal el Ointment,Londom'engravecltli ere -
on. On the label is the address, 1583 'Oxfoal street,
Londonl'his notice has become necessary, in
consequence of vile and spurious imitations of
'Holloway's Pills 111)0 Ointment "
ee gvoirtItzhrblyc nit,endy
tieS styling them-
Ett78 Maaden;:faine
selves " Holloway 7 4 5 3 3and Co.," ,cith an
assume0 t r dc n a. :k thu; -
vendors can' ob-
TT n p rift 02510(1tain this trash at 010o a very low price,
by 'selling the
r3a 11 lit eljd; cte°, f‘cCIvel'icilecrithYv g13. o menu ctu.red only itt 533 Oxford
'eTilinne 1 ollowny's Pilland Oint-
s
Street, Loudon. Persons who may be deceived
please commnicate with in e.Many respect'blefirms
in the Bii1ish ProYinces-who obtain my medicines
direct from here, lrive very properly suggested
that I should, for the benefit of themselves and
the public, insert thOir 01)0.108 in the papers, that
it may be known that medicines 0)10 1)0 ha0 genu
ine from them. The ,folloWing is 01.1(52 of Vivra:MS
alluded to ; ancl I particularly 1 ecommend those:
who desire to get my medicines to apply to some
of the houses namodt-Messrs. Avory, 13rown &
Co., Halifax, N. S; Messrs. Forsyth & Co., N. S.
MOBUS. T B Barker & Sous, St John, N 23; Mr. T
Des Brisay, Charlotte Town, r e ; Messrs. Lang -
ler i& Co., Victoria, 13 C.; Messrs. Moore ec Co.,Vic-
'Lorin, 13 C; Dr. Sohn Pallel, Ch atana, N 13 ; Messrs.
Munro & Co., Montreal); lllessrs.3 'Winer & Co.,
Hinilton Ilir 11 J Rose, Toro)to; Mr. A Chill-
mantSmith, St. John,N 23 ; Mr. John BonffiGoder-
ich; 'Messrs, Elliot & Co., Toronto; Mr., Chaloncr,
St.3;olni; N T3 ; Messrs. Haum,g(on Bros., St, john
7311 ; Mr 11 Priddy, Windsor; Mrs Oryon, Morden,
N S; Mr George Hunt, jr., 'Fredrickton, N B; Mr.
WH I' hompson, Harbor Grace, 73 11); Mr M
Wilfry,Frodricktom N13; Mast.111; W 32 I) 'nil°,
Montreal. The medicines aro sold at the lowest
wholesale nett prices, in. quantities of not less
than ie23 worth --viz., 30, 225,, ama 34s.per dozen
boxes 0) 73018 or pots of Ointment, for which re-
mittance must be sent) in'advanco.
reeroAe. nonr,oweer
TRY
"MY NAG,"
r:Tlie best T'ine Cut
Owing to the depression in trade, Goods will be sold very low
this season for cash.
SMOKING TOBACCO
40 Is. per lb. •
Meerschaum, 1313n,r, and ClayPinos in great var
,ety. Tobaccoes, choice brands.
Finesi Cigars,
'Wholesale and Retail. Hotels supplied on rea-
sonable terms, at
KEMP'S TOBACCO STORE
Exeter, snit 10, 1275.
Woodham
Call and examine prices.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER
SAMWELL & PICKA.RD.
Harness Shop 1
0
nmyTity
Mama actiiPer of Light and Heavy 1)111150 19, would
nform the inhabitants of Ushorne and Blan hard
0111( 110 has ou hand. and is prepared to manufac-
'tire
IIGHT AND HEAVY HARNESS,
and those in want of anything in his lino will
study (1)0)11 0411)) interests by giving him a call be-
fore Duren; sing elsewhere. Repairing promptly
attended to. Carriage trimming done. 73111
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4 00000
FEET OE
Hemlock Lumber for Sale
' AT THE
Freidsburo• Saw Mil.
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o. cog= &
Frei lshurg, bog to inform she people of the stir-
) ounding country that they have over 400,000 feet
of DRY HEMla l'CK.LUMBER, which they are of-
fering at greatly reduced prices, viz.,
$8;;PER THOUSAND, 1N QUANTITIES;
being $1 less thau last year's figure.
ASO ASH & BASSWOOD,1
All Iamb of sized Lumber, scantling and Joist up
to 18 ft. in length always in stock. Longer than
th;tt sawed to order,
. COOK & BRO.
• Froielsburg, Sentembor 10,1875. 10773m.
PHCENIX FOUNDRY
Corner Bathu,st & WellingdonSts,
LONDON, - ONTARIO
JOHN ELLIOTT, PROPRIETOR.
MANUFACT 13112311 011
MeaclowLarit Iteapew and IVEvvver, Cultiva
to, Plow% Clang -Plows,
AND ALL IMPLEMENTS 'USED BY FARMERS.
ThiS impIcinent bsta a double distributing grain cop, and is hchnittiA to he the berst before
ne pubim. "I am new busily ena4,cd making there for the spring aceding, mid will bo
1 t il 9 10' 1 1 lq't 1 "41 1 11 11 '1
mire( supp y unn at )es ow yrt u n ,er or wt. , tteeordth5 to or,
de)) and Will endeavor to keep on 'hand eitherltind and tii'fo to supply any,who may not have
given their ivav,,, T140 ki,y-to, forieh, and matrial 1130(1 till be found. alig that' can be );,c10iiteal
Anil if orptallea• not m111)10800 Weeforn Canada.
JoHN ELLIOTT
JUST RECEIVED
AT THE
EXETER
Grocery and Liquor Store,
A large stock of
Green, Japan, Young Hyson and
Black Teas,
R raisins. Currants, Prunes
Diumin APPLES, C.A.NNED FRUIT,
Sardines, Lobsters, Salmon
Bitter Sauce and Pickles, Brandies, Gins, Wines and Syrups,
Bye, Malt, Scotch, Irish and Common Whiskies, Tobaccoes
and Cigars,
Wholesale and Retail.
G. A. MACE,
Main Street, Exeter.
PRICES
OF
STOVES
HAVE
Dropped Right Down
AT THE GOLDEN STOVE, ST. MARY'S.
er. C. GILPIN.
FE L., E. B. L IS ;0111110
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ISAAC CAIMEING
begs leave to thank his friends in Meter and surrounding country for their liberal patranago
in the past, and hopes to merit a fair share of their trade in (Le future, having
ON HAND
one of the Largest and
Best Assorted Stock
Usually found in a General, Store
CONSISTING OF
Dry GoodsI Groceries,
Ready-made Cothing, wines and 11.
quors, Hardware Crockery, Boots
and Shoes1 Leather, etc
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Please give I. C. a call as he is determined not to be under-
sold by any establishment ba this section of coutrty.
EXETER BAKERY
sicinvzit,
FANCY 13ItEAD,AND13ISCVIT DAKEIti & CONFE0TIO1'1E11., XEJ1
while returning hie eineete ample> to theinbahltinits 0 EIteter and surrounding vilIage$
their uptlitboral patronage; hoping to merit 01 continuance of their favors, would tall thott
attention to tie ltirge stock of
• !.,..Caltb$•.),..'•C*timitoto•i,...-6./14.,Q.otife.t.tioloty.
PER POTINP
I'Veadings.444