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With eivicus gaee the wl
tht011b, SS 111 (flee 11WS,',* hre
Seo the latest stylo
Vise Satet sea ea hig glak gee, the
otmQrvatioa tool.
W( att wsti,ii” he said, qhis traversal&
Tha laws of mustn't look.4
" Tiott liaak fr011t Piled lip
/twill &favor do X foto. 1
ithe thing is too ridiculous -4.
Tau saimat outorhera."
'What did she dot. my curious friend)
8ini got behind a tree ;
And in a jiffy she Was dressed
As augols ought to be.
*31., Pain:kissed lior then and Sah4
" Pass in my lithe dear;
Tut mind you Inustio't introduce
s.wh. naughty fashions here?,
rTAi
tonsolatian for old maids -0
fortunes never ovine singly."
'What does aa honest grotier do with
,kis goods ? He gives them wivay (a
"weigh).
Why do honest ducks clip their heads
kinder water ? liquidate their little
When the inan said " look into my
heart " it is supposed he had a ivindT*
laain in his stomaeli.
An Irish doctor lately sent his bill
follows: ° To curing your hnsbaud
till be died."
Why is coal the roost contradictory
:article to cemmorce ? Because wen
purchased it goes to the cellar.
11111tittilieatiallg,
rt) 0 001.4.
To the the `'ButQkr,i'llucni"
Alan° portien of the taxes paid
the ratepoyere of I moan is said to
expended to the support of OW' pub
schools 0111,0 village, yam,. ator ys
the rntepayere fire oPon to "to
the and ilany eaplenation is ftS
ad of the trustees respecting Ow amen
of tho demami, the steeeotyped ausw
W0 0r0 paying for Oial, buil
ins); this year," and with this satisfi
tory anewor tho subject ie droppe
Even ou school twisting day this
the exteut eel the Finaucial Repo
Now ao many of the Luctinites
readers of the EiseterTisms VarPO
(with your permission) to give, th
some idea of where the money does
go," and what retinueve get for it.
6110a time ftgo I took the trouble'
visit the school honse and ploy-grom
in order to *co for myself what impro
ments had boon made, and ae to
notes of what I saw I shall give a 1
from my note. book, as f01143WS : —•
Tito schoolground is "under commoi
(2) The ',anvils are admitted at the r
of tee school houee, that 14, if they
not stick in the mud in crossing t
rood after leoving the side walk, or f
into Oe post holes winch beset th
path at the end of :the
Thole are two effaces 111 11 conspicuo
place the- back yard lint (owing
suppose to the lack of funds) neithos
provided with a door. (4) The
and the wall of the old partition of t
building are covered with obsce
figures and filthy expressioniathe Ile
elso, in this part of the building a
shamefully defaced, in many placee 1
I saw an excellent thing in ynur ing cat completely through. (5) T
Ipamphleb,' said Daniel O'Counell to a plaster is not quite all off tho ceili
;young writer. ? What, sir ? tho third division room --sot
as the eager rejoinder. pemay patches yet remain, like Donnie].
soun, my friend.' sworiek suspended by a hair. (6) T
'Grar father co his la gpeful—' iSly son, school room is said to be a fashiona
'Which wthild you rather have when you resort for the more promisini• boys a
tteet home, a little brothel' or a i-sgirls of the villaga on Stmilays—th
0r?' Grandsou—Well,I would have being, nothide; to prevent them mit
u, little pony,' ing the rooms by the windows.
never got mad at a fool,' was the The three rooms aro supplied with t
tutttng remark of a maa who 'fancied Teachers' desks, one of which is su
blar.self affronteJ by another. "not plied with lock but no key—the otl
,accounts for your always being on such with a lock that isn't there at all. (
'esmicable terms with yourself/iwas the There is a good well on the premis
?rej oin de r. whieh keeps the year around, it bei
44. stranger kissed a La Ceosse girl by furnished with it pump without a hand
Imistake, and was licked by her brothers Every schoel is, as it were, a worksh
lor being mistaken. He then deliber- where children are prepared for t
intely kissed her for who sbo was, and duties of life, and I ask any sensi
was licked for being impudent. person what must be the inevitable
Henry why don't you keep a supply foot upon the pupils of witnessing fro
,of cloves in your pocket? said an Al- da,y,to day such a state of things as
bany young lady to her escort at the have just noticed. A trifling out'
Opera House lately ; youwouldn't then would remove all those just causes
isave to run out after every act ; and complaint, and then a little vigilan
.don't see why you are so fond of cloves, on the part of caretaker and teache
anyhe NV ! would be sufficient to keep things "St
cently and in order," LUCANITE.
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Rlanshard Agricultural Hall Turned In
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A compositor, bleeding and bruised,
eiamliedefor admission to a Baltimere
hospital the other day. It turned.out
that he had sot up the democracy have
:an abundance of pleas' so as to read
4 an abundance of fleas,' And the ecii-
ior sa,id he'd have his revenge if ho
-Went to jail for thirty -days for it.
"What arrangements have you made
for extinguiehing fire ?" said Mr. Tim-
idity to the landlord of a hotel out
-West, where he proposed to spend the
"There's a pitcher of water in
,every room, sir," responded 111r. Boni -
A man Wont into a furniture room
the other day, and sat down On a wood-
ian-bottomed chair. He immediately
, arose, and danced and howled like the
„ wildest kind of dervish. The proprio -
tor anxiously inquired if he had an at-
-tack. of , any kinds " A. tack !" yelled
the man; "I should say so, mad the
confornaded thing' stood on its head,
(300 1"
An old lady residing in Ohio lost
the companion with whom she bad jog-
g,ecd for Many years. She neglected to
Mark the spot of his burial by even a
stone. Not long after coming into
possession of a small legacy, a sister of
the deceased said to . her : I suppose
:you will now put up stones for Dan-
. iel 2' Her answer was a settler. If,
'the Lord *ants anything' . of Daniel at
`the restarreetion, I guess lie pan find
_him without a guidedoarcl.'
,
A rustic haneines ,basket 'suspended in
tp.
n, hay windoW is a, pretty sight. The
rustic effect is produced by prones of
evOod ntitiled to a bowl. The basket
,should be hong high enouge to smart-
ly catchl;the bead of a person rising be-
neatliit. 013"e. such basket, with the
'prongs firmly nailed on, will do inore to
advance a knowlebge of astronomy' i31
o'fainily than all the text books in
Christendom.
It is related of a Paris portrait paint -
or that having, recently painted the
portrait of a`lady, a critic who had just
elroppecl in to see what was going, on
in the sttidio, exclaimed : It is very
nicelar paintee, but why did you take
such an ugly model 2" "It is illy moth-
er," calmly replied the artist. "011
pardon 0 thousand times," from the
critic, a, great confusion ; "you are
right, I. ought to .have perceivedit. 11
eeeemblee you compldtely."
Sir,' asked an attorneyiyeeterday of
O witness who was testifying iu caso
of aasnailt and battery, have you been
in thib court before ?' Yes, sir,' said
the witnese, have boon here often.'
Ah, been bore often, have you ?' said
the attoeney in a, triumphant tom),
'Now toll the court what for.' 'Well'
'said the slowl,y, have been
hero at least a don tirnes to `see you.,
to try and collect that tAiloi's' yot
owe.'
You keep postal cards here, doili't
you asited a little Weimar& of the stanap
clerk at the post -office yesterday.
We do, tnaclarn. ' talce ono, if you
will 'rite.on i for me..' All right—
now go ahead.' 'It's to inyluslatncl,
in ailloago,1 Bile Said. 'Write like this:
Sto—I am most sick, baliy is under
the doctot?'s caro, and Jamas and the)
other children liave measlees, Tho
ret of us, are usually well. All the
women aro wearing, back-dombe, an4.
don't forget to write oftee. We all
scud, our love, and our !louse got Almost
On flee last Attie.
rfr Wir,n Do. —I f a niechanie or
eiork saves only 2q cents per day, frond
the thine he is twenty.one, until lie is
three 50010 4(14 ten, the agp.rogato, with
inCerest, willairiotatt to '$2,900. A
.„
sixpance 'avoit rainy W11.1 prOVIC/ 01E11
of $7,000,sutlicient; to bity a good farm,
There are few einployees who cannot
save daily, by abstaining from, the use
of, eig,tra, tobacco, &c, 1 twiee
or throi titnos the amount of a, five
cent pif,co, „.r.tvory person should pro-
vhle 101' old R,10, and the man in busi
toss cam lay by a dollar a day will
To the Editorrof the Times.
On the afternoon of Tuesday, bug-
gies, waggons and pedestrians Df the
Grange shipe, wore seen coming from
the four :points of. the compass—easi,
west, north and south—to the Blauehard Agricultural Hall at Kirkton, in
which the shopman with a few mere
Grangers were employed iu selling and
and delivering goods to thesse connect-
ed wifh the secret society of Grangers.
,The goods are kept in a large two
inch plank chest or box well Spiked. and
.having a penitentiary lock and Rey, in
order to secure,it from those suspected
of burglary, who may be strolling about
the streets of Kirkton at night. The
goods consisted of soda, matches blue,
brooms, sugar,tee, &e.,ancl have hither-
to -been sold privately after nightfall,
't,i1 yesterday, 11.-11013 a ''.big pub'was
made.- Some might be seen with a
heti' cheerful countenance leavinis the
hall, others with a downcast looet'fore.
shadowing their displeasure, at not get-
ting better value foe their money.
There are persons who maintain that
the Granger's system of buying and
sellins amounts to nothing short of
smuggling,' seeing that the goods pass.
Mg through their hands pay no part of
the municipal tax, to which they ate
liable, while thegoods of all other stores
pay taxes. The Reeve and other munici-
pal officers ought to see to it, and•have
the good; assessed by the Ass'essor at the
proper time. Others think that the
directors of the Blanshard Agrienhural
Society Iwo' culpable for giving the
Grangers the use Of . the they say
it may lead to the stoppage of the Gov-
ernment grant, theta the Society would
bo broken up ; howeverthat may be we
cannot say. But it is stronglY suspect-
ed anti not without foundation that one
or two of the Grangers is going to
make good thing ,' of
Mr. Pickett Boggan, a respectable
citizen of moro than forty years' resi
dance in this county, mot a most sin
gular death at his home, near Pine Ap
ple, a short tuneago. Ile was sitting in
the piazza of his houee, in a rocking
chair, and near the railing or bannister,
his feet resting, at the edge of the floor-
ing. In this position his feet slipped
off the floor t6Wards the ground, his
body being allowed to follow on ac-
count of the moving forward of tho
chair on the rockers; his chin. qaught
on the upper railing, and the back. of
the chair can -ie up against the back of
hi head, and so remained, so that he
was suspended in this singular monitor.
Being quite old and infirm, he was tin=
able to extricate himself, and the weight
a his body resting on his ehin prevent-
ed his opening his mouth. to cad assist -
once, and he thus died. from strangu fa-
tior.!---Grenville Advocate. "
STAR SPANGLED DANNER.-1'lle cur-
rent nitinber of title excellent paper is
to hand. Wo tenet say' for the Banner
it is one of, our most welcome yleitors,
and is always sure of a eorner on our
Oxchawye list. If we had to pay the
regular Sul&Scriptiou price of $1 .00 per
annum (chromit inchitlecl), we would
not be 'Without it, Its expostires of
swindlers savee us in a year fat' more
than its price. Pitlilished by Mess t'Si
& Co, at Hinsdalei N. II,
Tun Pitofrts.frAre.—This
popular, atesactive, intereeting An
ti -Roman Catholic Monthly Journal,
which was auspended soon after,its in-
troduction to the public. loot sntruner
lisuPboon re-established upon. a sound
finaneiat barolo that guarantees its' per -
money and stieeossful eareer. For the
present it will bo publiebod 'ASA anonth-
ly, half the publieliers hope diiiittg the
yertv to nmt(e it a totrular weekly news-
apper, The November number IS jttst
Ont.' Specililen copies will be Selit t•O
oily address upon the receipt of ten
coals 1.)y the publishers, Measvs.
Vogal-
0(5(3(1(11137 fattt him, eli ?p.asessod of Co., 97 Liberty Street, Xev,r York,
Subscription price $1 per anntini*
Tho JIer1d ha$ I. dig.
patch,. stating that tho British. GOVerii.
ment tboided to advise theImmo-
diato return, of the Printle of Waleo
from India, owing to the Unfavorable
attitude of the nativo princes This is
not,however,by the cable news of Friday
morning. TliePrince was lanollificeut-
ly received by the aolcivarof Earoda.
Wui , Clank v.lao v m wason
Rreeliville attempted to oseape.
about half way over the stone wall he
SaW a turnlicyappeoactling,and, through
fear, lost his held and fell on bis head,
and noch, injuring himself severely.
ENo.nntAono irx A 13tItrh—Speithing
of the firs in Virginia City, Noy., the
P.,',Ntei prise of that oity rehitco this inel-
dent 1 )resteratty, fates' the Consoli-
dated Virginia and W0118 Wore
ir fill!. bia7,0, 0 gentleman whose reel -
(tepee is oo$t of the Ophis shaft, and
which residence bad been ori. fire savo.
thnos, had finally given up that the
liouSe must be lost, anct had ceased
further exertion. Suddenly he was
surmised to see a mountain quail light
at his foot. In a moment the bird flew
up to his breast and lit 011 his vest. The
man unbuttoned' two buttons ot his
vest, \Olen the bird ran beneath it and
nestled close over his heart. J -Ie but-
tonea over the bird anel then
said to himself, That means that my
house can be saved,' and Went to work
again. Sust then the 'uncertain wind
changed, the volume of smoke *as
turned another way, the house was
saved, arul now, next to the children-,
the bird is tho highest prized treasure
in that house."
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THE FIRST TRAIN
Highest cash price paid f or hides and
sheep skins,
There has just
A
AT
BISSETT BROS.
THE LARGEST STOOK OF
STOVES
ver brought into Exeter, imported from Lon.
don, Hamilton and Toronto.
"
0
0—
This stock has been purchased with the inten-
tion of selling it again, and not with any idea
of Iceepin, one stove:over, as would be the
case ware6they not bought at low rates, and to
sold at the smallest margin of profit.
We Cannot be Undersold,
and aro bound. to give satisfaction.
Do not fail to call 'before purchasing elsewhere,
and examine our stock of
Tinware Copper -ware etc
9 I
LAMPS, .CHIMNIES, COAL -OIL.
ancl 1,000 LB Son.LESFOR 518.
Copper, lron, etc., bought.
BISS ETT BROS.
THomrsoila wiLuAms
AGRICULTURAL IAIPLEMENT
Boilerand
Engine Works
MITCHELL, ON T.
Two.horso power
wood. Sawing Machine
This nme,hine has been thoroughly tested and
given
ENTIRE SATISFACTION
It is supplied with a
BANT)
for driving a
Straw Cutter
Grain Crusher,
Or other nattchittery, N1lith011t extra exPense
ex
Copt for the belt,
r.CRIAL Oli`PRED.
All kinds of
'Farnriingitriplernents
kopt eon&tftfttly on band.
,BOILER SHOP
itiTOICIVEg;
of all sizbe to mlor.
-
S
Kept at tissott's shop,
ifix.eter,
emptly attended. (3o.
'rtrOVIPSOT WILLIAlk
lqitt3h011$01tit,
bt•TSINESIS LOC4TIONS
ANI)
ullaing Sites
can be obtained on. easy terms
THRIVING NEW VL AGE
which, from its gre.at adventages in 00121100
tion with 41
Depot and Station
ON 'PRP,
Lon&on, 11.1.ron 84 Bruoe
way,
cannot fail to beeenla plaeo of importance.
calpitoi ol?ening
is presented for almost every kind of industry.
THOMAS TRIVITT.
Centralia Sept. 6, 1875 106-10.
JOHN BELL,
1aker and Confpctioner,
begs to return thanks to the people of Exeter and
vicinity for the large patrons.,ge oestowed upon
Lim since he commenced. business in Exeter1 alio
hopes by paying attention to business find giving
satisfaction to his customei's to merit a continu-
ance of the same,
IF YOU WANT GOOD SWEET
BREAD,
CALL AT J.. BELL'S BAKERY.
IF YOU WANT GOOD CONFEC-
TIONERY,
GALL AT J. BELLS',
1.0 you want tho very .best cakes, etc., for tea
parties, picnics, &Cm,
LEAVE YOUR ORDER WITH J.
BELL,
and it will receive prompt attention. Satis-
faction guaranteed.
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.
Give me a call. J. BELL.
NEW
Stove and Tin Shop
IN
CREDITON,
MEM, UNDERSIGNED 'WANT TO 40-
1 QUAINT the inhabitants of Creclitou and
the surrounding country that we Lava opened
out in Dissett's old stand a complete stock of
STOVES, TIN and
COPPER WARE,
• COAL OIL LAMPS:,
LAMP CHIMNEYS;
and in foot everything found in a first-class
establishment Will be found with us. All
kinds of tin ware manufactured by ourselves.
We flatter ourselves that by strict attention to
business we will be able to merit a share of
public patronage.
Rave Troughing
made a specialty, and all
ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTEiVDED TO.
CASH FOR HIDES AND SHEEP
SKIN S.
Wool pickings and old copper
and rags taken in exchange for goods.
SHELTON ik HILI4
CREDITON.
October 28th.
75) -PALL (75
Gents Furnish'ng
ANn OnNnnAr.,
•4111111
rilITE SUESCRIBER BEGS TO AN-
A. nottnco that he hag just received a Splendid
assortment of
CANADIAN, SCOTCH & ENGLISH
MIVDtk
BLACK 1.3110ADCLOTIIS &
DOESKINS, ETC.;
whlch for
.STYLE AND QUALITT
'wit!, BE 11A.RDiTO,pEAT
TAIL01)IN'G
Depattitiont 10 'replete With every moderh
ptovellamiti and. furinehed Monthly with
roillisSIZZOV 132443EVIZOL
Amotio6yn Styles and Cuts,
I Work .{ttatto-404, !land did tiro. most
fashionable style.
(iaItohily and see ono of tho Cholcost and best
Seioctediotocks Oriviii faid offering at lo*
piloo to.ttasin ced. 601714.1,091t.
--
Oysters! Oy stars I
AT
GEORGE KENIFS
Tobacco Store
Peater ftret 014 brArii,14 ot Toacoo,
vrootr ,og,org every varieiy
WHOLESAEANORETAI
Tioteis supplied at remomi.ble ;,at00,„
411 unt,hi of plpos and erilekerS quadri()
GRAY'S
sYRUP
OP
RED
SPRUCE
GUM
Trademark Registor'd
Price, 25 Cts.
ole has heard of
the wond qrful 01(35 015 of the
Spruces and. the Pines 111
01t80330X Lung 1),sease. The'
Rey,NI:r,Murray,in Lis hook
on. the Adirondachs, lately
published, relates the case -
of a consumptive young'
man who was entirely cm,
ad by a three mouth's
Camping out among the
Oleg. in Franco the phy-
sicians regularly send their
patients to the pine woods,
and order thom to drink a
tea made front the spruce
Cray's syrup is scienti-
fic combination of the gran
which exudes from the Rod
Spruce tree, In this pre-
paration the gurn novor
separates, and all its anti-
sBasnnool oxpectorant,
tonic and balsamic: proper-
ties are preserved,
For Cough s, olds,boarso-
noes. Throat aiYastionsoko.,
it nets like a man.
rfiSOTA.(4.10N OF PARTNER -
slily, Notice hereby givoa that the part.
nership fleofJefore existint; 00twee1 th0 waiter.
sigue4 as gentiiral marol&a,403. 40410 linsitiess t
waft:hoses, &alder the mono and style of 8zoith
,y4 &molt is tins day- disoeivail by tb zto10,11
Wmt, ,Th,d(1(4 0430, Ney9inher, Signed,
tougi,R,Ispop.hurdli laripoi,,T, in reference to
thoalioynth0 b iowi1J eearrfee en nY
nodboit,bywimp), cillliabilitios will be yew sae
with3 \rause en es sennte eyes() be settled. 34,7
:113:14 'W14,11E OF COUNTERFEITS.,
vor the proteetion of the public of kiri14e4
North •America, I deem lb 10.3y duty te State
that niy rills 11114 Ointment aro Acithele
manufactured nor sold In any part of the United
.Statee, Each pot; and box bears the
;Brittsa Governwitt 0Lavvp,with the IvordEYnello-
way's Pille and Oin eut,Loti dom'engraTed there-
on., 011 the label is the addresg). 683 0;:lfoci streoti
London, This nOtiCe 11 aS bacon/0 ii(xesso-ry,
piteequenoo of vile and spurious Imitations of
1:;s1 onwOly100):14:,Y13,1:1118,
0Q11'vflogil 14r i,::)1.1.10:3('1 * iii,20:72(061.ar$:acti,i()t:i:ii:plio:iviznitlelb:ilm:tlx to,
03(51110011u,1p1()act{
tY10vIzear0yN810"?val1130910be',
It elt thuS—
tain this trash at
by staling the
:1111,1(107faouraZiveY
i,iygoTiluinelfolioway's (tins and °int.
1110103, W21101( are manufactured only at 633 Oxford
street, London, Persons who may he deceived
please commaicatowithme,Many yespec VIA° firms
1(.21.1,0101ot 11 371;11t,2 slitl 011.. 7111n1cve0s 01 11(7) o BiltiP43,100):1:Yy 1421111101 ittee(si
that 1 should, tor the benefit of•themSelves Cold(
Um public, insert their eaines 1l13t111.) papers, that I
may bo )C110)V11 that madieincacan bo hat& germ.'
ine from them. Tho following 10 a 130 tof the firms
M10004110, ; ((12(2I particularly cedannond those
who doS ire to get my medicines tx) (t1)ply to some
of the houses 110,1110(1:--NO;itira. Avery, Brown &
Ge., Fr, fi; Messrs. loorsytli‘ik Co., N. S.
"Messrs: B Barker & Sons, St ;John, N 13; Mr, T
Dos 13risay, Charlotte 'I'own, P lff I; Messrs. Lang-
ley, & Gb., victoria, 33 C,; nOtifirES,Mtlore 00.,Yie-
tQr1th, C; Dr, J01111 l'a1101;011ation, N B ; MOBSTS.
Munro 64 Co_ MOIltrOta ; Noma. VV141er &
Hamilton ; Mr. II J. Rose, Toronto; M. A OAP-
raa Smith, 0t, .Tolin. N 13; John gond, Goder-
1011 ; Messrs. Elliot Co., Toronto ; ilo, Chttloner,
111 John, N 13 ; Messrs. Haningten Ilros., St John
N 13 ; lILo ft Priddy, Windsor; Mrs Oryon, nordem
355; 101- egorge 211112(3 10., Fredrieliton, N 13; Bfr
WE, 11103111331011, Harbor (1aoo 35 3.0; Mo J 131
Wilfry,I'redrickton, N 33; Messrs 10 & D Valle,
Montreal. Tie modioines tire sold at the lowest
wholesale nett prices, in quantities of (let less
than 420 worth—viz., Ss. 6., 22s., and 34s. pc): dozen
boxos of Bills or pots of Ointment, for which re-
mittance must be sent in advance.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY
criz CIDLEY,
-Undertakers and Furni-ture
OULD SAY TO*
A C1080 123-110 inten0
purchasing to do so from
the manufacturer. Pho
dealer W110 buys te sell
again must necessarily
have a profit. Wo claim
to giva the purchaser this
benefit, which cannot fall
to moot the views of the
Grangers. Our expenses
are less thaii those of city
Malltlfacturers,consoquont-
ly 200 00)1 sell fit lower rates.
ETzn.
11,1anufaetur ers
E WOULD
call special attention
to our undertaking doPart-
moat, which is more com-
plete than over, as we have
' added several ne07 designs
of late. The host coffins,
caskets, shrouds, and every
inner ‘1 requisite at the
lowest prices. Our now
12oars is ronounced. by
competent Judges to be
second to nono ,.in the
Provineo.
Emblems for all the
Different Societies.
C. & S. GIDE 1-1]-5T.
. H. N'oBsw C T -Y-
CENEMAX. SEWZITC1 Me1,,CREIZTE ACIENT
A, SPLENDID assortment always 00 1101111. 'Any kind furnished to order.
_LLAlarge n ssortment of Needles 1(00 00130(3 Furnishings kept in stock for ei-ery kind of Sewing Ma-
chines, 11ttchines li.epairccl. A ki I have had s long experience with Sewing Machines, and understand
them thoroughly, i t would (1)0 (111 advantage to those in want of one, to inikelasso it Senn). me. All or-
ders by mail promptly attended to. lamon-st. ono door West of the Commercial Flotol.
CLINT0N, October 14, 3875. 111-1113.
KE
TICE!
Ali p les in-
debted to Pt
ton, eiter by
note or b ok ac-
accoint, 1are re-
quested to settle
their accounts
Within days
from Ca,
the 30t
all unsettled a
counts will be
handed into court
for collection.
PICKARD
- BFNOW
Opening Ou
NEW FALL GOODS
Full stook of Dry Goods in every line,
Neyir,Fall Millinery in every style„
Ready-macles,Clothing, large variety.
Owing to the depression in trade, Goods will be sold very lasy
this season. for cash.
--7-11 Call and examine prices.
CLTHING MADE TO ORDER
SAMWELt cez PICKARD.
JUST RECEIVED
AT THE
EXETER
Grocery and Liquor Store
- A large stock of
Green, Japan, Young Ilyson and
Black Teas,
aishas. Ourimres, Pan.Timus,!`
tatID Al=31.iEZ, aftla,LsT ED T.
Sardines, Lobsters, Salmon
Bitter Sauce and Pickles, Brandies, Gins, Wines and Syrups,
Rye, Malt, Scotch, Irish and Common Whiskies, Tobaccoes
and Cigars,
-Wholesale and Retail.
G. A. MACE,
Main Street, Exeter.
-.MAME ..NIPMM••=1•10.16.pft.lin. •••34•Mt
srr
PRICES
OF
HAVE
ropped Eight tavern
Et TEM+ GOLDEN STOVE, ST. MARY'S.
-C. GIL IN.
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11 13 C111110
PliCENIX
Corner )3athutst 84 VrellingtonSts.,
LONDON, • - ONTARIO
JOHN ELLIOTT, PROPRIETOR.
MANUFACTURER OE
'Meadow La vim Reayor and Mowery aultiva
tors, lolowag-Plows,
AND ALL IMPLEMENTS tiSED BY rilliNIERS.
FARMERS'
sgtD
Thi„ hriplomont has a doubt° distribuiing grain cup, and IA admitted to'he the best: 1)0 (30(10
3111 pablic. .1 am flow busily engaged making them for the spring seedirg, and will ho
pared to otpply theme, to, 11, 12 tubes- each, with tutc shifter or withont, according terioi.
der, and will endeavor to keep On hana 0411016ml ana Af,.7,0 to supply any who, tinty net Vitt()
gi05n their order, Tho style, thilsh, and matrial used Will he found o11 tbittl con be des'red,
and it equalled, net surpassed in Western ("anoxia.
JOHN!! ELLITT
I'boeigaVottedry, cobol Bathurst OA Weilisgteu Sts., tendon,
bogs leave to thank his friends in Exeter and surrounding country for their liberal patrona
in the past, and hopes to merit a fair share of their trade in tIe future, having
one of the Largest and
Best Assorted . Stoc
Usually found in a General. Store
CONSISTING OF'
Dry Goods, Groceries,Etc.-
Ready-made Cothing, wines and 11-
quors, Hardware, Crockery, Boots
q.nd Shoes, Leather, etc,
Please give I. C. a call as he is determined not to be, rtnde
sold by any establishment in this section of counrty.
EXITER BAKE RY
sitivwzrt„,
BrANCY t311EAD ANDBISOTJIP BAKER, 55`001FEOTIONER, 'EXETER
1011110 1111300111g bis sine,ere thanks to am s 01 J.Ix(ttr 0011 M11033313 cliVg 11l±0 f
tholr past Moral p0t0101080, hoping fo motif. a 501111ml:we( tbCit favors, 113(131111 eJi thei
attention to his len go Stook of
Cakes Criteken nn Confeetonepy,
:hT.TIT CAKE
TS PEIzt OtT14D
tuld 'Parties
t.( 1is1 1o11 cenststdry en 1isa0 evaditea ,
ailat 14)00 er11i Pott Cocos. lfandlies 1031104 00 daily,
Can
Confrana)tilatld ot4
07.it