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Poionto Nov
'seer to Ur, McGowan, m the Note Veet Territory, from
.J1r AiO1Vat. said he eaAv no rett.' e extr"t`74
1U'r* 1004 Ellis, of Pnelinclip ha
shoene tie it letter which. lie has receiv-
ed frola $on 'Edwatel WilOts
eonaetion seitli eereoying party
r°rOi1gtat'llte4 to l'Qev();',' „ 114 Tile letter is dated 80ptembOr 201)11$
itoy Ns -ere mostly 11111gistr,ittO (1, (11i1Ot• youti i8 writteil terom Battle River. He
sett '0) 1111,iSiOlICTS, 6„Lvs has( ft heavy, frost. last nigh
nt,
idee rrleved tor tile retnrn Of 01"0 first, of thi*,, Lfotviozz, f thought we
tOE,ipts from tile Canada Oar Co, ,wouid have a lief; tiine with tile Plain
eouvtet, labor itt the Central Qroes, hat the Rev, Mr. MePougali
1f;rge,
u". .," passed our catup and set all tbinge eight
"I''ANIIr's°11' ault.° i'.°nse °°s1.11, to them, he iS commiseloned
by
Ihnow what the receipts WQVG, ,R1'" the Dominion Governmentto 'nal° tir.
Hon. l‘fr, Maedorigall sleeved for a ro- 1.4ngelliw.41 with all tliee tudia" w"t
item or oil) impers aria of the ,Pollyl)bArict eppoint a time
P°1).( °Tic° ut_ni ft place of Ineuti,110,Qsr th.0 PlirP°80
bet WOU tlISA Prnizaffi941 dna DoMiuiOn'
or intilOng a treaty next ytar. lias
'Governinente on the subject of teis
doa
teetherly and boindavies of e',i'eatl, of influence witli Crees ;
Tilereshercia bo 119 perhaps 10 111 all has more. 1 am
'
.about the Matter, but the lIousp shontijcl 11°TW ab°111 800 raUes Co' more WeSt °I*
lb 3 put in 1.)0,es.,,it, of fat i,oform,Ition, iunipog by the nearest trail and over
-„possesseel by the (4 orow,paont, The 000 by tire lino, We have about 2(.10'
Rot pa ,sed ,sessiol , , 10 coent,t milks complete and oro y ai get this
levas, nt'
letter 800 miles will be eompleted west
cc‘cl' 1/34°"titufi"t11° of Snake Greek or Fort 1-'elly it is dif-
Tiote,.1.4e s'-Vrowat as'sert°c1 n, „floult to got news out here, but now We
not was perfectly eonstitational,anl
.te,,e Lost way s,,tty. , cen covemunieete with Port Polly by
nib Ines ors wile oy
lists to tile arbitretion, No oue on tile Otass- t,\Y're' se tthat we get anYtiling. 32 ilulmr"
iiioleeside heel objected. itet iest mice een on as soon as tileY get it
(hee. 300
:seer, though infeny wen., as good nn„. r -Port Polly is miles distant
titutional lawyers as the inber f" and is our near°st Post °Illee-
' ,seuth ; soli in this part of the country is Pin-
eraliy good, some of it ie light
I -Ion. Me. 'Macdougall said this was sandy. There is a great growth of
oonteaaceribleitsit.aiotloilf,Lbitilrli)trtioeillti,tobatttbyo
ofloets;_. yegetahle matter- Tile South Idr'ancll
to 10, but the other two would probe- of the Saskatchewan is about two bun -
...41y be againsttheinteroste ofthis
Prov Sired yards, .or three hundred Yards
ince. protostoa ,,gairot leftvino,e'wide, and has a current of over SiX
hair of the territory of oatario to tho `miles an hour where crossed, about
deci3ion of the arbitrators, Hoaarsert,tie,t,,1 Gri5venrisi.les the
allvteweyo
yilioltIt,thtwileest°11'11:1;,110'it)of Lb°,alucendosirYthe wlarge steeanl, it runs from five to six
mites an hour, and its width varies
Hon. Mr. Mo We t announce I that
1.° from 800 yerds tc Sr or 0 miles.It has
'Budget speech would be made on
.day. great sand bare above thejenctioneend
I expect it hes the same below. There
TORONTO, Dec. I. aro plenty of grasshoppers along the
Mr, Currie moved for a return of the Sitseiticliewan. I think it is possible I
amounts received by slieviffe iu 1871 will stay on the Saskatchewan some
:and 1874 respectively, ixith the ex- place daring the winter.—Gedesh Mee -
Tenses of their ellices, Carried. Cary.
Mr. Currie moved fir a return of the
xrenses ,of grand and argued a*:, Daporlant Coavet-t•
that they might be dispensscl with. and
the money expended .0-13, tnem applied A statement appears to the effect
to the payment of criminal witnesses.-- that Mr. Richard A. Proctor, the well -
(Carried. known writer on astronomical subjects,
Mr. Wigle moved for the correspond- is a convert to Darwinism, accepting
(once between the Government and the the developtnent theory in its fullest
'officials in the comity of Essex in re- form, and even holding the spontane-
gara to the printing of coaviction list. ous geneeettion of life from organic
He said he understood the Attorney - matter probable. In Mr. Proctor's
'General had given directions in that work—such as the "Expanse of tho
:regard whiph were opposed to the wish Heavens "—he uttered sentiments
,of the Cohnty Council as to the paper which were in unison with the- general -
'which should have the printing of the ly accepted ideas on creation es set
11,ho printing vas giyon without forth by the Mosaic account, but in a
'tenders being called for. recent lecture at Boston he appears to
Hon. Mr. Mowat said tile 4,0nly °or- have sepeeitted himself from that lee -
'respondence found yet was a letter from seising number of scientific investiga-
. in reply to one f'rone the Clerk of tors who have held to the doctrine of
the Peace in Essex, stating that where separate and distinct acts. The eon-
countiez,tanderedier such printing„ the version of this 'scientific leader to the
Government did not interfere. views recently expressed. by professor
Hon. Me. 'Macdougall said tire Gov- Tyndall, in his Celebrated lecture at
.arnment had acted on the principle Belfast,—so loudly called in question
that to the victor belong...the spoils.-- indicates the continual onward move -
He repud fated. such a doctrine and such mont of the new conclusions held among
::Reformers in the name of a true investigators on the probable course of
Reform party. A largo number of creation.
members stated the manner in which
the conviction lists were printed. in the
,counties which they represented.
Hon. Mr. Frazer criticized Mac- While the congregation were collect-
retnarks, and rewiewed his ed at church, -on a certain eeeaSiOn, an
career, commenting on Ilis inconsist-
een.cy, which 110 illuetrated by extracts old, dark, hard -featured, skin and bone
individual was seen wending his way
from the Leader.
Hon. Mr. Macdougall ieplied, and up tho aisle, and taking his seat 'near
the pulpit. The officiating minister
tins l'reiensi°11a of Eraser and was one of that class who detested
other young members on the Govern: written sermons, and as for prayers he
ment side to criticize his action. The thought they onght to be the natural
motion was then amended so as to in- outpouringsof the heart. After the
elude the province instead of the county 1 BbI
ingwas concluded, they were as
Usual called to prayer. The genius we
leave introduced, did not kneel, but
leaned his head clevotionitlly upon his
pew. The minister began by saying :—
Father of, in every age, by saint
and savage adored.---" '
" Popo! " said a low but clear voice
near old hard -features.
The minister, after casting an indig-
nant look in the direction of the voice,
continued : —
Whose throne sittetb, on the ad-
mantme Hills of Paradise—"
" Milton " again interrupted the
voice.
Tile minister's lip quivered, but re-
covering himself, he began :--
" We thank thee, most gracious
Father, tlia'c, we are permitted once more
to assemble in Thy name,, while others,
equally meritorious but less, favored,
havebeen carried beyond that bourne
lona which no traveller rettirns---"
Shakespeare " again interrupted
ties voice.
, This was too much.
" Pat that impudent rascal out 1"
shouted the minister. .
" Original !" ejaculated the voice in
the same ca,lni but proynking manner.
Pat that Rascal Oat.
1u4'yonerg geraman ve, ye that y,,01111g'
fte "enno for ("trivia' dot kerralgo ?
knoved pomo, but nev'cr 'el/voted
te lib to SeQ it. 1).ia readY ti
way uow
of Essex alone, and was carried.
Mr. McLeod moved for the returns in
reference to the appropriation under
the Railway Act. Carried.
a Terrible JP1ol.
A case in Lincoln, Ont.'illustrates
the liabilities of courts ancl jrnies to
cruel mistake. A few months since
Mathias Konkle was found gtulty of
felonious assault upon a female child of
ten years of age. He was convicted
end sentenced -to be hanged, but the
sentence was afterwards commuted to
imprisonment for life. It now appears
that there was a, conspiracy to get rid
of Konkle, in which his stepmother was
the principal mover, but her motive
being to obtain possession of property.
She took into her confidence the grand-
mother of the little girl, and a servant.
Those together :urea -Ted the plot
against Konkle, the child being brutally
maltreated to furnish evidence against
the innocent man. At the trial Mrs.
Itonkle "posted" all the witnesses for
the government. She, with lier follow
conspiratore, have been arrested, and
the convict will be brought from prison
to testify against them. .T.he little girl
has turned Queen's evidence, and her
statements, which are very clear, leave
no doubt of a malignant plot to put io
troublesome heir' oub of tho way.—
Peoples Lodger.
5' he, Batas Convict's.
BY a telegram front Ottawa publish-
ed in Toronto on Monday it appears
that the sentence on "Dr." and Mrs.
Davis is to be commuted to impeison-
meat for life, This has taken every-
body by surprise, and the greatest in-
dignation is felt by all classes at the
action of PEr, Blake, who has shown in
the matter that ho_not only disregards
the dictates of the "Big Push" Editor,
and considers him and the savings o2
hiS paper not worthy of consideration,
but that he cares nothing for ,the pop
ular sentiment and the unfrimously
-expressed will of tiro country, that in
e'lhie case the few should take its C.)111-80,
1.11rOat priVtlte sources Ave are in fermed
iliftil there is ahsst2supptsaod murmur
in Toronto, which it is not impossio o
may result in actions by the people,
which Mr. Bls,ko did not anticipate.
'Irrespective of this, however public
indigrattion'is so far aroused, that the
general opinion is t 1ist fr. Blake's po,
itieal days are numbered, and that by
thtt stepping in between the law and
ztO transgressors,in ft case which the
pablic verdict and oven the Grit ota
'gem:hare botinded as tile meet fool and
ti0801-7,1 I Ig of the ex -trot -no ponalty,if ever
a case did, ho has, bat added the last
straw to the load of forbearance- which
tiso public has shown him, which has
lir ()ken and the back 62 the Valens pa-
tionce.
john Ifonry," aid his "Wife with
.
,f4tony severity, "I saw you coming but
of a saloon this afternoon," "Well,
toadaM," replied the obdurate Sohn,
PyOU IVOL114111 114'70 U.10 stax 111
1'011(13,Ni
2.-017-4-4
.11EUR 0 R.
Tem best thing, ont—an aching t,Mth.
A now name for tight boots—a corn
crib.
True affection erows stronger as it
grows older. The samemay beisaid °flan
egg. .
, Yon should never tell a men that he
lies. Simply remark that he is guilty
of heterophemy and drop the subject --
if he'll let you.
'--"A fool in a high dation is like a man
on the top of a high mountain—every-
thing appears small to him, and he ap-
pears small to eVorybo dee
"You haven't opened your mouth
daring tho whole of the seesion." said
'.'en XL P. to a fellow member, "Oh
ye, 1 havq' was the reply, "I yawn-
od through the whole of your speech.
" A pocket burglar alarm is rteemeg
the recent rettents,""—eme. 'We would
like to try one of them if soinebody
would contribute enough to meek° it an
object to the burglar.
There was a report about town yes-
terday that OHO of the Greenville tnihk-
rneit Rifled a man ycsterday Morning.,
Unless lie did it secwretly by selling Mtn
pure Milk tboOtory was false,
Yes, women are tuireasonable, and
yoit may have remarked that when one.
of them sibs down in et noW silk dress
on a chair Whore a neighbor's child has
carelessly deposited. two cents' woeth of
toffy, sbe will go on about it "just as
.f it were tree dollars' worth.
A dreg alive n by an elegantly attired
lady, and with a trim and neatly Areas,
ed colored boy perched on the foot
inati's seat behind Wf1.8 passing through
tho streets, wben it was espied by aft
eld negro woman. "Bross de tiora,,,
.sho exclaimed, raising leer bands as Ala
she spoke, "Bross do Lord, I never
'speoted to 800 ilftf, Wontlet what eta.
GI.A111)(10°N(V),4 14()NDC)
1uuwle
Ilan Line!
Carrying, th'e Canadian and Ifilited States Italia.
9e of the first-class, itill,powered Clyde -built
stemusnips of the above Inze, constructed cspe-
(daily for the navigation of the Atlantio, tiVerag-
ing irum 5,050 to 4,1100 tone, Nvilliouvc Quobee ovorY
Szturday for Liverpool and Londoutlerry
Propnid passage Certificates issued ,itt lOw oat
ntes toporsous wishing to bring out friends.
GLASGOW DIRECT.
TLe otektpuhfpa of the Glasgow Lino will be
dneyatched'from Quebec,
For tickets and evosbger‘villtiii)4 aziAl6pA,
Ti1114313 office, 11retor
INCHELSEA.
TV Harry Brown, ca.Winclielnea, informs his friend"
that lie can supply1 them with allliiiiiiealueinzcg refit
in niowin5 and t iroshing.inac.1
1 al a) a leadV to Moot his Annuls, Pow. a. his
best for them by supplVing them wood or
iron work. 11A1111Y 133.10WN.
WOOD
The subscriber has a quantity of excellent beech
and maple cord and stove wood, 'which he will:soil
at reasonable figures. 1, CAltLING 105
oysTiuts
Oysters! Oysters
(85 Cents per Can)
AND
GROCERIES
CHEAP, AT, ,s
G. SAND
Sfore, .1!ost 0171te Mock.
An excellent stock of Groceries andConfeetio
ery on hand.
CHOICE TOBACCOES mid CIGAItS,
I ar Sportsmen eupplied with Amminition.
School Books, ,Stationery, Magazines
ALL THE LATESP NOVELS.
N.B.-Sowing Machine Noedlesof every kind for
sale.
G SANDERS.
THE
FIRST TRAIN
la" Highest cash price paid f or hides and
sheep skins.
There has just
ARRIVE
AT
BISSETT BROS.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
STOVES
ver brought into Exeter, imported from Lon-
don, Hamilton and Toronto.
0
This stock has been purchased with the inten-
tion of selling it again, and not with any idea
of keeping one stove :oyez., as would be the
case weie they not bought at low rates, and to
sold DA the smallest margin of profit.
We Cannot be Undersold,
and are bound to give satisfaction.
Do not fail to call before purchasing elsewhere.
and examine our stock of
Tinware, Copper -ware, etc,
LAMPS, CHIMNIES, COAL -OIL.
and 1,000 LB SCALES.VOR 18.
Copper, Iron, etc., bowsht.
BISS ETT BROS.
THOMPSON& 'WILLIAMS
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Boiler and
Engine Works
MITCHELL, ONT.
TVro-horse power
wood Sawing Machine
This machine has been thoroughly testect and
given
ENTIRE SATI'SFACTION
it is supplied
BAND WHEEL
for driving a
Straw Cutter, '
Grain. Crusher,
Or other machinery, witbortt extra expense ex
' eept Set the bolt,
TRIAL OFFTE1)..
Ail kinds of
Farming, nipierilents
lopt constantly on haus.
BOILER STIOP
in Nil operation.
ItirGIATE'S
of a- 01500 to order.
2 Ail.
Kept at Bissett's Tin L slier),
Exeter,
promptly atteuded tO,
THOMPSON & wxLr.ItAms,
gitehell Oat
BITSIITE$S LOOATIPS
AND
Building Sites
eau be obteined ea easy torM5 in ails,
THRIVING NEW VILLAGE
wbioh, from its ereat advauteees 111 005/1100
tion with a
Depot and Station
ON TEM
London, Hurein &Bruce Rai1.
vray,
cannot fail to become a place of importance.
A Capital Opening
is presented for almost every kind of in.dustr3
7110MAS TRIVITT.
Centralia Sept. 0, 1875 106-tf.
YOers
AfX:
Tobaeco..'atoro
Dealer in first class 'brands of Tobacco.
t)ltatce Cigar 'a every F'lftriciy
WROLEiAl
Botos slipplie(i a
JOHN BELL,.,,
'S'aker and Confectiiner,
bogs to ieturn thanks to the People of Exeter Grid ,
vicinity for the large patronage oestewed upon
him Si1100 110 C01111TIo1i0e0 business in Exeter, and
hopes by paying attention to business and glving
satisfaction to his customers to 01010 111 continu-
ance of the same,
IF YOU WANT GOOD SWEET
BREAD,
CALL AT J. BELL'S BAKERY.
IF , YOU WANT GOOD CONFEG
TIONERY,
CALL AT :I. BELL8',
If you want the very best cakes, etc,,for t ea
parties, picnics, &a.,
LEAVE YOUR ORDER WITH J.
BELL,
and it will receive prompt attention. Satis-
faction gualauteed.
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.
ta• Give me a call, J. BELL.
NEW
Stove and Tin Shop
IN
CREDIT011.
THE UNDERSIGED WANT TO AC-
• QUAL.NT the inhabitants of Crediton an0
the surrounding country that we have opened
out in Bissett's old stand a complete stock of
STOVES, TIN and; .
.COPPER WARE,
COAL, '0 EL LAMPS,
LAMP CHIMNEYS;
and 121 fact everything found in ft first-elass
establishment will be 100110 wich ns. All
kind's of tin ware manufactured by ourselves.
We flatter ouiselves that by strict attention to
business 110 11111 be able to merit a share of
public pahonago.
Eave Troughing
made • a specialty, and ell
ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO,
CASH FOR HIDES AND SHEEP
SKII'i 5.
Wool pickings and old copper
and rags taken in exchange for goods.
SHELTON & HILL,
CREDITON.
October 28th.
75) PA ZIA a5
Gents Furrnsh'ng
AND GIIIIL'ItAL
Estal]lishmolii
THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS Tro
nounto that he has just recelved a splendid
assortment of
CANADIAN, SCOTCH & ENGLISH
BLACK 13ROADOLOTI-IS, &
DOESKINS, ETC.,
Which for
STirLE AND QUALITY
'NVILL BE TO BEAT 1
TATIJORING
'Department is replete with nvory inodorii
'proVorniditit; and furnished monthly W10h-
ITZOt:12,IgATIO(t"
ova
American StPos and Cuts.
0'1,11 Work guaranteed 'and out in the most
,
fashionable otyIe,
Citt early and sec ono of flit Choicest and bolt
aolocied stooks in town, and offaing at low
priooti fil4otialli, 40. SOTTT1100'11.
E NDRETAIL
t reasonable rates.
Ali kinds of pipes
and smokers sundrio
GRAY'S
Trade mark Regieter'd
Price, 25 Cts.
8 8 Obi t ON O
01'14f
131V:1101 tt)Qi.l:1!)V11.111:24144;1ctt
.1P 1W/111401'0 17X,114ing LO
S.7 (1.0aboltil11 tli111 slay dlssolvod. by tho Muk,tm, v04
mein, Da'ted Zhd, Newrabor. , fiigund, ‘1011li
Joti,(pir, 14114 1.1.0,11TOff 001.101.'1', fa reference to
above the buctness W111 ho eGz”..foi,(..,())._) by 1.`,
whom ailliabllitico id
1,s-. and
luzta zeuet tlottiod. 147
flyer) 0 .0 has hoard of
the wooderf effects of the
SPruees and 1110 Pinos 111
01(018 011)11(151 0113014$4, Who
Bev:Mr.:NT urrayM /dB book
on tlie adirolab-cize, lately
published, , rmatcs the 0t180
of a consuininive young
man 0110 111111 entirely cur-
ed, by a threo montli's
(tamping out among the
Pince. In FranCe the phy-
sioians 10501)111y gond their
patients to tlIc pine woods,
and order thou to drink a
teamatle from tile spruce
tops.
Gray's syrup 1 a.scientl-
fic combination 05 0110 gum
whieli exudes from the nee
spree() tree. In this pre-
paration the 5111111 never
SePara tea, /Ma 1110 itS 1110:1_
81)(1211T100ie expectorant,
tonic and balsamic proper-
ties aro preserved.
1 or Couglis,C,olds,hoarSo
ness. 9.1iroat alfectionsAe,
it acts 11110 (1 01(12.
-
1.3,14.1 \NrA1411
ro, Ia. pro wotio a 04
:UN 1').111.011.1.ETS.
tlllii f�l 5lt1L0li
1111NostO A1CYLiti:Ir'ti1:1,1 'ill.0111-5811:(1:t1,10111:11) 1.11(31;1fIti'e!'1411'$;.-'''10
8110e51, Woolf pot; an(1 box hears
13111)0 0010•011101 Slamp,with the w01d8,,Ii0110"-
w115'1 Pills mat Otani eut,i,ondoliAnigreved. there-
on. Ca. UM) 1111)111 111 00 55:3 Oxf0.10. street,
London, This 1105l00 ho 1)40011(0 111 C5$1.411y, 111
" consca
p.»iebe'c of v
i
le 31177101:e11ki:t1tiole:a0
1101(Yi139 Pilan 1 Ointmnt"
1(011(51 11,78:rni:1(ii11:New York, l) 511(0 tzefsyligthni.
solves kloloway 01110u,:vtL1
1110(111011 5oittltjtz_111)11 1 vendors 01111 ob-
tIli 1.'4111t10,11t'011verylov.price,
1asJ1°((i\°;(11111 °Y'1111
;111(1c;(1my1001.1hle folio vay'nPi 021 0
mmit, which arc main realm nd only at tics Oxford
stroct, London, Persons who may be deceived
please commiticate ivi lime.Many respeet'bloilrms
in tile Mt:ash Provinceswh ) obtain 111) 0101110)0011
directfrom hero, n AVO Vol y 331051011) ialgg0StOd
tbrit r should, for the beim It of themselves and!
the public, insert their non es in the imperil, that
it 010) 013 known that medicines can be Mid genii.
in() from them, The following 10 11 list of the firms
alluded to and 1 partioult-rly 1 ecommend those
who einire to 5101 111) 1(101)15111100 10 apply to some
of the houses manzed:-Al )Ssrl3, Avoly ilrown &
Co., Halifax, N. 80 messrz. Forsyth &, Co., N. S.
.1\DI.30s$11isria'in' Y13. (311.1t111:21'1%rtte S'Allvs t,'111? 1113 011111)11. iNes sprs; gT-
loy & Co„ Victoria, 330; ossrs. Moore Co.,Vic-
mtelitlia,033a0b,p)::.,3,001nut1,1,,,,,,,1,1;01mColiwialt.safy,wN1111,3eic Meitics(s.,110•8,.,
imilton,; Mr. 11 Pose, 10101110; 311 A OhiP-
nian 13 , Mr. JobuBond, Goiter-
ich ; Messrs. Ililiob & Co., Toronto ; Clialoner,
fit John, N 13 ; Messrs. tranyigton Br013., St 301171
; Mr 11 Priddy, 'Windsor; ma% Oryon, Ikrorden,
N 2; Mr George Hunt, jr., Frodrickton, N. 13; 71',W11 boru(son, Harbor' Graeo, N ; Mr 3 111
WilfrYXredrickton, NB ; 17e0113 W & 1) Tuilo,
Montreal. Who medicines are sold at the fewest
wholesale nett 51115e8, quantities of not less
than 3251 wortlf-yia, 00. 0., 238., mal Ills, per dozen
boxes Or Pills or pots or Ointalont, for which re,
IIIJIOMAS ege
ITucler takers
1ATOULD SAY TO
V V , those who intend
purchasing to do so front
tho rutinufaetwer. 110
(.1caler who buys to sell
again must neeefinorlly
bwve a Profit WO claim
to give the purchaner this
S. CID:C.1E1r, Z12ZET'ER.
and Furnittir e Man-afacture'rs
E. WOULD
..
spoewl it,'cLention
to our undertaking depart -
'111011 Which lg. more com-
plate than evdr, as we nave
added seveza1 new designs
7 a 100. Who best coffins,
caskets, shrouds,and (well
'finier.1 1 requisite at the
lowest prices. Our 11011
, 12.4010 011 rl'011.0111100(1 by
compote:it judges to be
secon15 to none in the
' Province.
benefit, which cannot fail /
to meat the -V-101'21 of the
Grangers. Om expenses
11110 less tnan those 00 uliy
manuract urers,conseenent
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tors, P1ov,0.%264-V1ows,
AND ALL IMPLEMENTS USED BY FARMERS.
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no public, I am 115(11 0111(11,51 ongiii#04 113411 nig thin0,16f,tha 'apring socelitigi, rind will bo pra.
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ARE NOW
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W }'ALL GOODS
'Fall stook of Dry Goods in ,,„,ary line.
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New Fall Millinery in every.
Beady -made Olothing, large variety,
Owing to the depression in trade, Goods will be sold very low
this season for gash.
Call and examine prices.
CLOTHING MADE TO 01?DER
SAMWELL 85PICKARD.
JUST RECEIVED
AT THE
'EXETER
Grocery and -Liquor Store
A large stock of
G-reen ,Japan, Young Hyson and
Black Teas,
Raisins. Currants, Prunzoo
DRIED .ii.ppLES, C.A.I\Tl\TMD 7E0757E,
Sardines, Lobsters, Salmon
Bitter Sauce and Pickles, Brancligs G -ins Wines and ,Syrups,
Rye, Malt, Scotch, Irish and Common Whiskies, Tobaccoes
and Cigars,
Wholesale and Retail,
G. A. MACE,
Main. Street, Exeter.
PRICES
OF
T Q AT Ei4 S
HAVE
reppod •ight Down,
AT THE GOLDEN STOVE, S T. MARY'S.
ei. C. erILPIN.
ISAAC CARLING
begs leave to thank his friends in hxeter and sinfrouncling country for their liberal patronago-
in the past, and hope i to merit a fair share of their trade in tLe future, having
one of the Largest and
Best Assorted Stocks
T.Tsually found in a General. Store
CONSISTING OF
Dry Goods, Groceries
Ready-made Cothing, wines and li-
quors, Hardware, Crockery, ,Boots
n.nd Shoes Leather, eto
Etc.,
'Please give I. C. a call as he is determined not to be tinder -
by any
•
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EXETER BAKERY
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i'ANCY iitt.A.D AND Btscurr BAKEE, & coiFEcTIoNtit, ExtTEu
while returning hic sincero thanks to the inhalniat is Of Exeter 811(1 2,1111011110111g velleete foe,
their past liberal patronage, hoping to merit a eentintiones of their favolti, 51%051141 call the
attentiot to his largo stock ef
Oakes Crackers, and Confottonery.
FUI CAIKIII 8, 15 C1111 TP PEE
Vireddinsts and Parties litvo
crr,t* Vresli bread constantly on hand at I. etortee Cireditot, 11's, Centrelle mat Axe.
aniftetor Xerth Vest Offices, Families waited on
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