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ear /Alta tree the bettpiang seboels
An' RulAtitu' gents ht loveak fleet lettora,
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They eetat their idea% N their tenets;
I ease no for sic raawkiell
kisenn paper'a tits worth sealain
Oill*1441 Ave fainutes in the dark—
kiee without eour intthern; kennitee
The levee' theegrint. aula -
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Slant iu the Tsirreeeby her feather—
Are fea'd to kieu, es'ettlea) or eenet,
Or e'en beqeen ose thesitlier.
they sit en ills eide
their leedier were penithr
Iqer dour exprese theViteerns tleeire--
kiss iiithou t your Wither's kenoine
SOME) twee," their iteate St011pS odizk
An',tinehed wi' Nile's fire, keep teuito
How hie a nicht neo e saw thew
For drinkins darned, singius yelane
We ken a toy that etnna feel,
A joy aorth a'the gowd they're opennin
'Tit; darkind at the door to stoat
kisS without yew, withere; keunins
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Father Bring Home year Honey to -night.
011 I Father, dear Father, don't stay ave.3 1 tte,
dome borne when your itit.y's work is o'er;
Vor Mother'll be wat.thing for you at the gate,
Don't grieve her poor heart any more,
filia's weary with sewing to keep us in brad,
And hor face Is so haggard and white,
'or ou know, father dear,that we all Iniall, be fed,
Then bring home Our money to -night 1
CIICA173-Then bring home your money to -night I
Oh 1 bring home your money tonight!
For you know,Father dear, thafwe &almost ae fed
Ohl bring home your money to-uight!
Ths old tavern keeper Is rich, I am sure;
His ,ores spread out fur anti wide,
Whiltaathor, dear father, you know we are poor
Awl needy, and hungry beside.
Don't give him your hardly earned doll , re, I pray,
For the drinks that will madden and blight,
But in manliness turn from the toinpter away,
And bring home your money, to-uightl
Oh 1 Father, dour Father, doles stay away late;
'Twin be Siturday night as you know,
The beautiful Sabbath might dawn if you wait,
And find us in sorrow and woe.
bio broad in the pantry, no comfort In store,
And nothing to make our home bright.
Good -b; e now, dear Fit ther,don't drink any more,
Bat bring home you money ton-ight!
sit 'Doting Mem of Prtncipi:
A young man was in a position
where his employers required bine to
make a false statement, by which sev
trot hundred dollars would come ioto
their hands Which did not belong to
'theme Al: depended upon this clerk's
serving their purpose. To their great
vexation, he utterly refused to do so.
• He could .not be induced to sell liio
conscieoce for any one's favor. As
the, result, he was discharged' from hie
place,
4 ;crtie$
latiloittiViri g tfene`rttri'olea 1101. 4904
bY Dt- Lincoln, lie insists suould al-
wayi bu , serreel liy p31ao3s *then
weitiiiveemeli drawiv, sewing, etc,.
he sa,yo, that the
ii444 il 0,4)400 tkre en -
g Amy- OA that the
feet are warm, 00 that there is no.
thing,tight, ab4tt the taeck,t T. rea-
son for this injunction is a simple'one;
to pi.event an excessive tendency of
blcod to the bettti and the.SongestlAM 01
the deliCate ducks of the eye, which ,ia
consettptent thereupon, . these procau,
tions being, observed, he goes `on to lay
further ; lake care that there i,li plenty
of light but not so 'much Nii to dazzle
the eyos; that the sun does not shine
directly On the object we are at work
upon ; that the,light does:not come from
the front. but from over the left shoul-
der if poesible - that tbe head be not,
bent over tho work ; and that. in read-
,
mg the page be held nearly perpen-
dicular to the line oi sight. '
Besides these general rules, each of
'Lich is baBeA upon either a taw ( f op -
or a physiolotiical necessity, Dr.
Lincoln gives • tile following further di-
rections, suited to particular cases.
When the eyes have any defect they
must not be oyertasked ; and fine work
su'cli as oeedle i)
ork, or drawing, or
t.
even reading e St ne print sholud be
limited ,to .hort. Allis, not exceeding
halt an haul. ea4,01.41, in the morning.
Sttidyi»gir writniat.%•efore breakfast,
by artificialt*ht is -highly injurious,
a; is also, ankf'or obvious reB,eons, the
habit of 1ayi14, down when readings
In all forms of fakeer requiring the exer-
cise of vision on mNtte objects it is in-
dispensible that the*orker should rise
from his task nowsitild then, take a few
deep inspirations With closed mouth,
throw the arnts back wardard forward,
and, if possible, step to tlo. aayindow or
into the op ni air, if onlia r a rao-
-
ment. s
a• ss
In addition to the above,tleejelloweng,
practical hints, derived frOin other
sources, may not bo inopportune ; if
the sight of the eye is failing, it is nt
the utmost importance that no tricks
should be played upon it. Holding .the
light between the eyes and the object
looked at,is highly injurious,. Holding
the page one reads at an abnormal dis-
tanee from the eye, is equally bad.
When either of these shifts are restor-
ed to, it is because the eye can no long-
er get aleng unaided ; it needs help,
and this, to be salutary, should be
promptly afforded, should be exactly
adapted to the want, and skld be the
best quality. Thai e'ie do wisdom in
nutting off the use of spectacles when
the eye gives Warning that it needs as-
sistance. It will not recover its acute
vision by being subjected to undue
straining ; but on the contrary, its
powers will be the more riteidly im-
paired. Neither ie there either wisdom
or economy in using spectacles of in-
ferior quality or of unsuitable strength.
• Not long after he applied for a va-
cant situation, and the gentleman, be-
ing pleased with his address, asked
him for any good reference be might
have.
The young man felt tilat his charac-
ter mita unsullied, and so feaessesly sre-
ferred him to his Net 4mi:1oyen',
"1 have just been. dismissed from
his empley, and you can enquire about
It was ft' liew faehion a getting ,
young inan's eecemmendatiohs, but
the gentleinan callad on the'firin, and'
found thet the only objection was that
he was " too conscientious about
trifiee." The gentleman had not been
greatly troubled- by too consciencious
employees, and preferred that those
entrusted with his money shonld' have
a fine sense of truth and honesty, so
he engaged the young mar, who rose
in favor, and at length became a part-
ner in one of the largest firms ih Bos-
ton.
•
" A. good name is rather to be elms -
en than great riches." Even unscrup-
ulous men know the worth of good
principles that cannot be moved. •
A gentleman turned off a man in -
his employ at a ban), because he refus-
nd to write for hitn on the Sabbath.
When asked afterwards to name some
reliable person he might know as suit ,
able for a cashier in aoother bank, In
mentioned this same man.
" You can depend on him," he said.
for he refused to work for me on the
Sabbath."
A gentleman who employed many
pereons in his large Establishment said:
" When I see my young men riding
out for pleasure on Sunday, I disuaist-
hiin ou Monday. I know Such a on
cannot be trusted. Nor will I emploe
any ooe even occasionally drinks liqut
of any kind."
" Honor the Sabbath and all the other
teachings 'of the Bible, and you will
net to find favor with God aid
with man also.
Two brothers, twins, hired a zoom
about three mouths ago in San Jose,
California. The neighbors noticed
that they had no employment, seldom
went out of the houee, and gradual
grew emaciated. They were approacht d
by kindly folks with offers of charity,
u theyememed very poor, but the' sc-
ply was We are all right. and want tt
ba let alone." Later it was learned
that one did not leave.hie bed, and tht
other became pallid and barely able tc
walk ; yet renewed Troffers of aid and
sympathy were rerelled. At lei gth
both kept to their room, and the town
plivsicianvisited them. The one long -
•8t 8001litied wag 111100BSCS01.180 as tilollg1,
in a trance, and could not be awakened
The other' said, " tIe has been Uncle,
the control of ssdritir for weeks: Wt
were told by the, sph its that he was to
write, raider Inspiration, a book some.
What lb " Progress." leVt
eitme her so as nut to be disturbed,
and j belitve it is nearly time for hien
to begin to write tho book. • The room
fuLt of spirits now." 'The brothers
had lived wholly on apples tluriog their
stay there, and propeefeed had pro8.
tented thew. They Were talten to a
hospital and at recovering; but they
dentate) the interferon.° with their, gpir.
itual work w.ts isaoutrage.
SttO COUIStOtt.,•••••4 iiitiOettating
astident occurred at Bangor. Me. Jar,
1- tb twin thc collision:of two boh-slees,
On boy lies in a critical cotiditiort; art-
tthee has his leg broken ill two pia-
ofte and eeveral other boy, alla gida
Ate ,11:10re IOSS Sericinsly injured.
dvn -town country farmer who poi
in aere *1th ,titruipS laet
met L they didn't Wing him a'cerit.
,it -,..1,;1114, try 016000 lIfitt r,Eltey
britq tscen.t
AMERICAN.
're
8frow.
rVroqpilt often ;sy that at oettain thu
not worth a grow ; hat the e a're
ethe#, Pe* /Or, •Otrw; "la
jul0.10.41,00,01111
deed Om world would be b
out 0 traw. if cotton
COrtt 1.4 .nang, and Wo nye tO. Var.
iet7 Qt linrely a straw may claim
royal houbra,
Many t eader of a. newspaper le
debted to 6trow for the oliortp luxury,
for straw paper goes largely into the
.49WaP4Per, trade. When he beeonies
sleepy from too much reading he may,
perchance recline on 4 IllikttreSti stuffeu
vitli14r0w ; or he may take a stroll to
himself off with a broad -rim hat
for a change.
Bt the value Of 4taw to the keeper
of cattle of tfl kinds is incalcuable, and
after serving all these purposes 16 18 re-
turned to the former almoet as valua-
ble as when it left his hands. Indeed,
many a time it is worth more to keep
than to sell, and. bonds 411d centracts
are made in leasing land q to what
will be done with the straw. In onV
way we look at it, we should be badly
off withent straw-.
We are called to these facts just now
by noting the figures as to the employ-
ment of women in England in making
straw -plat, for hattels and milluets,no
less that 80,000 pair of hands being
engaged in this work in that comities ;
and the value of their work to Eng-
land is seven millions of dollars a year.
This is pretty good for mere maw, and
then there is the many engaged in
working a the manufactured article
• lislet it becomes fit for trade; and then
we •can see how much " a straw" is
wOrtlf,
Hooi,' many of the world's people get
out of straw it is hard to say,
not less than double, no denies, that
work on straw plat ; so that by what is
being done in the " tight little island"
in that way, if applied to all people ad.
voneed in civilization, will give a little
idea of the vast importanee of mere
straw to the prosperity and happiness
of mankind.
A SHARP NOTE peon Maninta—The
Herald Madrid special re_ orts that the
Spanish Government has sent out -a
diplomathe note in reply to the Ameri,
can circular ou Cuban affairs. The
reply is quite belligerent ine tone, and
takes high4greund On all'questions rais-
ed by the Uinta States. ..The, note de-
'cleres that the'conennei Ce' between Cuba
and the United,Statet. Ines net, suffered
to anaeanpreciable extent by the: inisnr-
rection ; insfact ansteador having been
direinishedIt has in -reality incretteed,
and is constantly increasing; so that
the United States Government had no
occasion for complaint, and no tenable
ground for its'proPosed action, or -inter
fe.rence in the affairs or troubles existing
in Cuba. Attention is also called to the
fact that many American citizens haye
established themselves in business on
the Island, „and being unmolested by
the, Spanist Government in so doing
have gained large individual fortunes.
_Mese fortunes have not added to the
material wealth 'of the Island, being
entirely in foreign hands ; tlte territory
of the United States is a constant 1.97
fuge for Cuban outlaws, who are per-
mitted to hatch conspiracy, to the de-
triment and injury of the Spanish Gov -
eminent. In this the laws of nations
are outraged. All just and seqni table
()taints between the United States aud
Cuba have been amicieblY anit fidly sat-
isfied, or are in the courts for adjust-
ment ; therefore, there cau be no cause
for complaint on that score.
The owner of the Hamilton and
Freelton stage disposed of his establish-
ment in Hamilton on Saturday, and
as paid $200 in account. In the
..vening lie drove towards home in a
buggy, and when near Freelton he was
overtaken by another buggy containing
dime men. The latter jumped out and
,•obbecl hire of all the money in his pos-
iession, $225 and then drove back
semis ds Hamilton. It is supposed %he
robbers knew what money he had and
followed him. No arrests yetimade.
John Kennedy. until a little over a
r ago, a barrister practioi ug in Mount
Fo •est, died in Toronto recently under
,einumstances peculiarly sad., 'having'
'be3n an inmate of the Lunatic Asylum
there for some time poet.
Mr. J. Porter, ofOshawa, itolinow•
ledges the receipt of a Johngton reaper
from N. W. Brown,-Esg,, IVI. P. P., as
a prize given by that gentleman at the
Sou' h Ontario Agrigultural Suiiety'e
Exhibition for the best Ave colts got by
any one horse.
John Maher, of Clifton, wtts convict-
ed a few days ago of assaulting his
father, and was sentenced by Justice
Hill to six months iinprisonnaeot in the
Welland Jail. He was also fined $50
--to reinain ill jail an kdditional Six
menths in case the. tine he Itot paid.
• A' STRAN l4.1 'Gar.
A.little girl, fire, years .old, Was re-
cently attaelied by thatscouirge of ebilds
hood, diptheria Two ,days previotts to
,the etteek :the skin was broken On the
back of the tatdthumbs, The attends
leg physieimi, pereeivtd that tne child
had „ad the syiriptoins of diptheria,
c' 114T g the foritiation' of a mentbrane
,ths thtpat But Sash' a, membrane
Waal- hlI.ried in. the 'haek, of ettch thumb,
!kin' '‘TI qt.
were .reutovtd; htit others soon tpOlt
choir' place. 'art tialliitmlio,h- tinder tile,
'Inicrostive sliweit
that ,these meta,'
branO6 WOrti ,aXaCtly similar to thme
rosined he the throat'of the gig;
11' Who died reeently 'bf liptiteria. The
bjeet ,tilia wonderful developetnent
has. heAny /e0e6IttrOd. Ilia question• '
noW irises whether diptheria is wholly
fit disease of the thotirt ahd. Orgikull of
Italtiratior,0
SERMON BY A CLOWN.
The following sermon was preached
by a clown, in a circus that was exhib-
ited in one of our countey towns 10
this Province. There is a good bit of
bitter truth in it :— •
" My friends, wo have taken about
six hundred dollars in here to -day,
more, I venture to say, than any Mtn -
later of the Gospel in Ilia town will re-
ceive for a Whole years service. A
large portion has been given by the
church members, as a large' portion of
this audience is composed of morns
bers (Atha church, and yet when your
preacher asks you for atoney to aid in
supporting the Gospel, vou say you are
too poor to give anything. Yet you
come here to hear me talk nonsense.
I am a fool because I am paid for it;
I make my living by it, You profess
to be wise yet you support me in my
folly. But perhaps you say' you dil
,not come to See the circus, but the ani -
lints ; why didyou not Iodic at thenr
and then'gri away: - Why did you Stay
to hear my nonsense? Now . this is
nota pretty place for chrieltains to bo
in. Do you not feel aShomed of your-
selves ? You ought to blushto be
caueht in-Stfeli it 'place as this."
Those Who lately eesited the Kings -
ten Penitentiary eepert Dr. Davis to be
the personification of an unhappy man.
its ameng his fellows in crime on
ti:side of a pile of stones, and breaks
hard -heads all day long, his head bent
unually low,s and his face, bearing, a,
gloomy appealance. He feels
hurnili-
ated too, and when the object of at-
tention from visitors he makes c'fforts
hide his face, elpon which the feelings
of his heart are so painfully reflected.
Still he is it decreed indifferent sort of
a mortal, who will grieve but little at
present circumstances, and can extract
a deal of consolation from future thoegh
distant prospects. It is understood he
holds the belief that ere very long Ex-
ecutive clemency will be exercised in
hie behalf, and he will be pardoned.
Sech a _thing cheerful as it may be to
him, is exceedingly improbable. Dur-
ing the cold weather it is necessary.
at Stated hours, fordhe cpnvicte break-
ing stones to have. their legs as welle
their arms exermscd, and, .they are
rade to trot for it length of time around
the pile of stone, as direated by, the
guard, like se many. inexperienced
colta. Davis don't like this, but he has
to accept the inevitable as possible.
Mrs.Davis is running'a sewing machine
and can do some fine sewing. She
seems more contented than her hus-
band.'
To Business Mtn.
If you want circulars,
If you want hand -bills,
If you want envelopes,
• If you want business cards,
If you want neat bill -heads,
If you wantshipping tags,
If YOU want tasty letter heads,
If you want nice visiting cards,
If you want the best of ball work,
If you want any kind of:printing.
Leave your ordersat theTnees office
and you can secure them on short no -
ice, at. low rates, and the best style,
THE ALLAN LINE. --Any parties
intending to go to Europe would do
well to call at the Teems office, and buy
A tietlet for the Allan Line of steamers,
one of which leaves Quebec and Port.
hut for Liverpool and Glasgow every
Saturday. • When sending 'home for
friends neatly $7 is saved on eveev
adult passenger .by'getting the tickets
from the Allan Line Agent a 'in this
country, instead of sending the imoney
home.
•
Brick stOr3 and dwo1ling houso,--Also frame
gricl itabio, for sale, centre ,,of Main
)),
.trot 11;toten
BiBras, Prayer Books, Hymn Book,
eassall'a Magazines Saturday Maga-
zine, Infentie ,,Afegazine, Satur-
day lournall PAY )01 Best*
,c4
Sttrida,' at Ifoute, Children's
limed, Wide' AWAlte,f 011•Pit.;
••• )tdrikelt, Tead4 17,taytoi>.
, r,r
emus, corep'enten, /Ian -1'0
,04 '844er; Obristian
:avenge Alboras Work
l8 &6 &fie ,
CRUNP4ICAN'S'OREU
rilE311 AltitlITALS!
Lan
People' $ Clroc()ry
Store.
CRUNNICA
hae received * larSosteolt of
al.-tom:class CV,OOZZItTa,
also a large stock of
BOOTS a SZIOES
.ultable for Fall arid Winter, coatostias 01
Men's Women' -s and Child-
ren's Wear,
Those in want of a first-class article in the too
and w`ioe line should not fail to
EXAMINE MY 8TOON
Before pulchasing,
am my mtperionce of thirty years in that line awl
bins me in purchasing to select that only which
can recommend.
I
a LARGE LOT OF
First Class Bacon
JUST RECEIVED.
J. CRUNNICAN
I-RODERIC/CB OLD STAND.
STOVES
••••••••••••!/.....
Why Don't You Go to johns?
johns keeps up Main street, at his old stand, where
Ise has been for 13 years. johns has moved into
his new shop now. Anybody will tell you where
Johns' llin-shop is. If you do not iihOW Where to
filld it, ask thefirs t man you see Exeter to show
you. He'll do it. When you .get thole you'll know
it's the phAce because there is no other place jin,t,
like it ill die world.
.folnis' sells stoves, tinware and things. You'll
see them lying clear out on the sidewalk -all of
them markee: in plain figures. You don't need to
ask for what you want. You Call pita them up
anywhere, '
JOHNS SELL CHEAP
so his store is always full of men, and. women
Last Saturday his store was chock full of men
lit)d. women, and he had as much its he could Co
to take the money. Such a lot of money! I tell
you those
New Patterns of Stoves
are Stunners,
;Nothing like hein in these parts. Then there is
sueh lots of
Hot -Air r ums
and other things. Such beautiful r amps, w
unandeliers Table Cutlery. Cruets, Mats, Brass
and.,Entimelled Kettles, Sauce; an and Pots,
Churns andBroonis, Baske)s and Butcher Knivos,
Sausage Machines and scales, coal Oil, Black load,
stovo pipe Tarnish, and.bundreds of other things
-011 usofnl and good, anftou'll )ilnd them piled
from the cellar up to the ceiling.
„NOW
JOHNS IS LTO COWARD,
but folks do crowd around bim and ask so many
questions ansi pay him so many compliments
about his stock and his grani way of doing things,
that he gets kind of confiusticated and loses him-
self up in tho garret •
COUNTING HIS MONEY
(if he has any). The best time to see 000 is on,
rainy days, He is always around then, but it you
want things that aro useful and ornamental it
makes no difference what day yeti Call, because
his men will always inakoyou Thol 511 you were
it home, and will sell you things cheaper than
you can buy theni elsewhere.
JOINS
NEW
Stove and Tin Shop
IN
CREDITON.
rpuu UNDERSIGMM, WANT TO AC -
JL ..(273.kiiiT the inhabi6uits' of Crediton and
thesurrounding country • that we have' opened
eut•in Bissett's old stand a complete stock of
TOVES, TIN and
- • COPPER WARE,
COAL OIL LAMPS,„
LAMP CHIMNEYS;
and in fact everything found iu a fast -class
establishmentwill be found with us. All
kinds of tin:Ware manufactured by ourselves.
We natter ourselves that by strict attention to
business we will be able to merit a share of
public patronage.
Eave Trougliing
made a specialty, and all
ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO,
CASH FOR ILDPS AND SHEEP
SKINS.
Wool pickings and old Popper
and rags taken in exchange for goods.
•
Shelton & Hill
CREDITON.
October 28th.
BEWARE OF. COUNTERFEITS.
For the protection of the public of 13ritish
North America I deem it my duty to state
that my Pills andointment,- are neither
manufactured nor sold in any part of the United
States, iSacti pot and box bears the
British- Government Stamp,with the words,'Hollo-
way's Pills andOintment,London,'engraved there-
on. 00 the label is the address, 533 Oxfotd. street.
London. This notice has become necessary, in
consequence of vile and spurious imitations of
" Holloway's Fills
itt78 Maiden Lane
- an d Ointment,"
being fabricated
New York, by par
t
selves " Holloway aineds sctuyl,i,n n.
an
assumed t r de malt thus --
I; nprin elided vendors eau ob-
tain this trash at a very low price,
alltitIO deceive you by selling the
saine for my genuine Holloway's Pills and Oint-
ment, which aro manufactured only at 533 Oxford
street, Loudon. Persons ..who may he deceived
please C0/11.41111Cate with in3.Many respect'bleflrins
in the British Proyinees who obtain my medicines
direct from here, lizve very 'properly suggested
Saab I shotild, for the benett of themselves and
the public, insert their names in the papete,,that
it may be known that medicines can be had germ
inc from them, The following is a lis) of the firm
alluded to ; and I particularly ecommend those
who desire to get my medicines to, apply to 801/10
of the houses named :-.-Messrs. Avery, Brown &
Co., rIaliftrx, N. 6; Messil. Forsyth & do., N. S.
Messrs.V 33 Barker & Sims, St JohntlN 13; Mr,
Dos Briny, Charlotte Town, P311' Messrs. Lang'
ley &de., Victoria, ll. 0.; alessresMeore & Co.,Vit-
toria, 150; Dr, johil Pallel, Citation, N 13 ; Messrs',
Munro & C, Montreal; IVE0E3fitS. 1 Winer & Co.
1.1 milton Arr. 1 3 Bose Toronto; Mr, A. Chip-
man Smith, St, ;lobe. N 13 Mr. jolin Bond, Gluier,
ich ; Melsr Ililiot & 0o., Toron o '; 1li, (lutioner,
St John, N 13 ; MOSSYR. HallIllgt0I1 Bros., St John
1133 Mr 11 Priddy, WindSor; Mbs Oryon, Morden,
118; Mr George) Mint, Jr., Fredricittort, II 13; Ars
Wit l'honipson, Harbor Grace, N• Mr .1 M
Wilfry,Frodrickton, N 33; 'I/losers W &' 7) Yuile,
Montreal. The medicines are sold at the loWest
'wholesale nett prices,' in quantities' of not lcsv
thaiiii"qf worth-viz.i 85, 6,, 229,, and Its.per dozer)
boxed of rinfi or pots or pintroont, for' which. re-
mittance must be sent in ntiv, nee,
THOMAS HOLLOWAY
O. OU. R.
HERE,
00AIMON SEN8E
ST1.1,aW0tYTTE'r
have beard about youanti what 1have
heard is fru°, The best-secoust to none in
the icanitry,),
• ho So1,1 Vou. ?
Why3 it is R. IT Dyes, at Dam's Rotel Str,
Blesi who also lei:Tepee-1i foe
boxes ttides and Sheepskins/
•eitherthete er et o, .10H1qSs
en' SAt
Ve41•4144erli lee+ DY41(t<>0 4
T RENT',
rr 0 BEN ft. --That w1j'tisjst
J. Tibia nLuegu,kuows1. theeseeee ewes I
oppeeite tele Poet twice, ealetnenefeak teed
oits every a09.n5lottation
two, Goo4. Aitubling, plenty „Qg water, sosia r
eteea. one Of the beet in town. PrOpriotor,.100P,
lag owinq to health, Paar
rtieul4, appiy to. A
4I1v1 13, peep
11:11AIM TO ULNT.—the sithseribel
Okra
1arl33 tt) rent, Lot No 5,Osborne,
London Bead, containing /0 acres, all ele at ed, with
good bnil33ngt3, and au abundant supply of watar
tiii)oughout the year, with Shout 85 aorea fail
plowing, convenient to both school and °Lurch,
distant from hLaeteil milea, For furtlter partic.n-
lays apply to It PER On till:, VrOoli.f.iefi. or by
letter to Haeter
Usbor) ra44, 1870
nn A2-1111
NOTICE,
Notice) is hereby given to the mombers of it ay T.
F, M.Fire Ldomps ay and others, the simnel meet, -
ng gI the said Company will be hold 1 the TOWA,
Z11,1101.1 on
MONDAY 7th DAY OF FEB 1870
at 10 o'clock
For 'Electing Directors and
other business.
As this is intended to i.e the best and cheapest.
Company in the 1?rovince, and as a full explana-
tion will be given at the meeting, a largo attend -
153101 is looked for. Como, yo Farmers, Goo here,
and judge for yourselves.
II. V. DILISTI, IN, Secretary,
Zurich, San 1301,1875. 22 -It •
MANUFACTURES.
ExETER
STEAM RAKE &CRADLE FACTDRY
GEO. COTTLE
MANI7FAOTUTtItIt OP
Wooden Harvest Tools
Rakes,
Snaithes,
Fork Handles,
Grain Cradles,
ETC.
Ho willful:ye ready for the coming harvest, the
celebrated
Sulkey Hay - Rake
A Novelty in this section.
MERT-TA-.N-TS.
will find it to .
Their Advantage to Buy their Steck from
itte,
as I am prepared to deal with them as reasona-
bly as any other establishment, and to give prompt
attention to all orders.
• WHOLESALE & RETAIL. -
Tu.rning
of all kinds made a specialty in the business.
GEORGE COTTLE
Exeter, April 8, 1875. 82-6m
THOMPSON& WILLIAMS
AG-RICULTURA.L IMPLEMENT
Boiler and
Engine Works
MITCHELL, ONT.
Two -horse power.
wood Sawing Maohins
This machine has been thoroughly tested and
given
ENTIRE SATISFACTION
It is supplied with a
BAND WHEEL
f or driving a
Straw Cutter,
Grain Crusher,
Or other machinery, without extra expense ex
eept for the belt.
TRIAL OFFRD.
All kinds of
Farrningimplements
kept constantly on liana,
BOILER SHOP
in full operation.
31CATI1MT S
of all sizes to order.
ZELEP.A.111E
Kept at Bissett's Tin shop,
Exeter.
promptly attended to.
Addres
THOMPSON & WILLIAMS,
• Mitchell,Ont.
UTCHER SHOP
141110 andersignea W0nia
thants of .18xeter and vicinity that he tuts.
ovENED 4 NV.,W DLY.kOliER SHOP'
0'15 000r SOUtil, Pf his Blaoltsinit,b,slinp and 11,Opee
tile smite. Ilian•al patronage Villa huo DoOn 10
eordod to ban in the
ALAO14141'181 ARoj 8Y4.307l mAarNo,
line, will be extended to biro in bis new branch o
eindusss, Ills meat wagon will cali at .the rein
donee , of the vtliagera tilfte tisus itob W904. an
R M
31 1)015 ,t),1 '6 13.55otly on hand at, titi buteli
/Pill, °HI): Bleelte. nitlii lig «isd Wagon Ma/141g carried
en as usual in all its brauchot;
Exstor Dec). g 'DAVIS,
+4102111121t1114,
CZOTHING.
Exeter
The undersigned having secured the servi
008 of a first.clasS cutter,
Mr. Henry I-14rris;
(LATE OF CHICA.GD),
is preParedte fill satisfaetoi ily c11Sbrdorsviflil
which ho eoey be raveled.. The experi0400'
isd tillOCOSB of Mr. Harris in dhtting Gua ji,t;
ting garments warrant me in gualanteeingi
A PEEFE CT 'FITt
10 .,'PtY)114)
everyOntyWho'favors me with hislorder,,,
...,011,actorint of the hard ' times
to,,sell.clothing at a.. low .prioes as•Ittny,
other clothing house in the West. ,
k),-6-• • • ..))). ,,,,,,,A(**414 •
I BTJY AND SELL FOR CASH.
A choice lot of Gents' Furnishing Goods jtt
received. Cloth bought from me out freest
barge. 3 P McINTYBE
75) FALL (75
GentsFurnish'ng
OAt
A;:ciiiiii:hmont
9-1HE SUB SCR BER BEGS TO AN-
-L. nouneo that he has just received a splendid
assortment of
CANADIAN, aCOTCH & ENGLISH
Eird Varil
BLACK 'BROADCLOTHS, &
DOE SKIN S, ETC.,
which for
STYLE AND QUALITY
-
WILL BE HAIM TO BEAT 1 ,
TAILORING
Department is replete with every iiiodern im-
provement, and furnished monthly with
rigilen7,017 FL.A.=S
OF
American Styles and Cuts
All Work guaranteed', and cut in the ine
fashionable style.
Call early and see one uf the choweet and best
soleeted stocks iu town, and oilering low
Prices for cash. 0.1 l'1'lBi.:09 9'.
FLOUR
1Vol.ENNAF,'S
0/D OR/8T MILL
„Nzeter.
9-1HE 1U;')HJBER BEGS TO IN -
bus ate 11: t ha) recently overhauled and
Refitted 'ihe Machinery,
He is now prepared to do
CE.ISTINCI
isa
a first-elasE manner, smi for it fcw weeks
wkile'there is plenty of water power,
will chop clean
DRY GRAIN FOR GENTS PER BAG
flurry it along before the stream
'fieez.es up.
FLOUR AND FEED
IIS usuarat
Who esalo Prices,
,When taker from the mill by the pur
chaser.
And from additional improvement
hat be has eorupleted, he is now pro -
r ed to do
ClIOPPING
every working day. Parties can have
their grists home the same' day
with them.
D. M'LENPIAN
Exeter, Deo 20,'187d.
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PH NIX POUNDRY
Corner Bathu:st Sts., •
•LONDON -
,JOHN EILIOTTI PROPMETOR,
MANUFACTURER OF
114Coa4ow Lark Reaper and Cultiva-
toro,P1ow1, gang4Plows,
Common Sense S t,raw-(111 t tors,
AND ALL IMPLEMENTS USED BY FARMERS.
FARMERS'
•
SEED
impleplent has1 a (lOuble distribritiag grain eel), Fool i will -nue() to be tho'beet 'sabre
Be pLbli3 1 Me nota busily ougaged maltiug them for no seeing ;seeding, alecl ti11 bo pro.
pared to sapply' thole 0, 10,11,, .t.d tabee eaeh, With tube Shifter 01' withont, tweet -allies to or-
dpr, and will endow:or 10 koop 00 hand eith r Isii 1awl size to eeplity aoy who way not have
elven 1,11Leir Order, The 41510, finiA, au:1 10,0,-1,0 tieeti will bn fnand alt thAt ,c,an be desired,
and if equallcds not tainstesed In Western seerenle. . , ,
JOHN Fr T ToTT
1100111g 1?0111151111, 0 le I!' Bette tr ft tend W el h (fte rt „ )0e..) •
.
Agout Droves 1,1*.otell txeter.
8, OROCERIES, ET
Gents
Iiaving just reCeite ttr00 stock of 1'1'0
Broadclothes, Yeeds, Ove ostipgo
A FIRST -C 1.$ 0 R
rIrv,oeoetat5)&itirmrt4c,t4q1A4; '
, alto 0 intinght
:is °&:4C(Lii III: os: '1'1 tilliaPnieeri°01.0a1 lgoarod* d4 Cuffs
ouoTcoappegait 00;4 yaez; 04.10111,ot r f e a
White & Farley, Shias , , consisting in part
• nishings'wili be found ooMpleto
,BTilie se i: ,B;:av's,,,a&too,t.., 01,,,::6 $ 4 a'2kl:P•1 ihlitleiliibli 'g' Studs, 11 ill '
(+loves and Mitter'''
Scarf Pins, Rings,
Solitaires ILDC)ootitluily(ei etli,e0:Riyodyoect:1311,,Bet,
Cash...111ittlid'eA ' Chall4t, (1mTei:10,11181'ireglitallen11:,0°1VItuili::1:idtt;ksr,y,
WiLi4601 & `F'ey Scarfs Sydenham,
tultlYWool, Wateh-cliains & Keeps Ruben$tein
"'„ A trneesit Stook of Tests aud Fruits just coming fol; X-ntae. . ,M. WEBB.
urnish
M. WEBB'
is, V414 KACL YOU
ORDERED C
,begs leaVe to thank iii friends inoLxeter and surrounding country for their liberal patonage
the-pastiancl hope l to merit a fair fillare of their trade in tLo future, having
ON HAND
one of the Largest and
Best Assorted Stocks
Usually found in a General store,
CONSISTING OF
Dry Goods, Groceries, Etc
Ready-made Cothing, wines and 11-
quors, Hardware, Crockery, Boots
and Shoes, Leather, etc. •
please give I. C. a call as he is determined not to be under
sold by any establishment in this section of counrty.
JUST RECEIVED
AT THE
E X E• T E R'
Grocery and Liquor Store
A large stock of
Green, Japan, Young Hyson and
Black Teas,
R taiSira.S. Currants, Pruzav;s
DM= QiL OAIIITE1D IPPATIT,
Sardines, Lobsters, Salmon
Bitter Sauce and _Pickles, Brandies., Gins, Wines and Srups,,
Rye, Malt, Scotch, Irish ut1 Common Whiskies, Tobaccoe
and Cigars,
Wholesale aud RctniL
G. A. MACE,
Main Street, Exeter.
IF6===',231.1 IMIV2:011Z7-21=7,124=M7M-45M12 rW-Tr4241E:E=WQ2EFF.SZIE.
GREAT REDUCTION
The undersigned having just opened out, ae5t having payments to make, is de-
terinine.d to do a business though it be at it Great Sacrifice. To do this he has
resolved to sell
FOR ON -F-, moNrm
(Which will include the Christains Holidays), at ti e following extremely low
•prices, viz.:
Tea usually sold at 60 cts. for 46e.
Tea usually sold at 75 cts. fox 60c.
• Tea usually sold at 85 cts. for 70e.
- 'Ilea usually sold at $1.00 for 86c. .
, Sugars, all kinds, through competijon, below cost. Syrups,
Raisins, Currants, Soda, &c., &c., are marked tight down.
Canned Fruit and Fish in keepiny with the rest.
In fact, everything is put right at the button), as our object for one month is
not to do a pitying business, but te turn over the money, and at the sante time
to become ecquainted with the people. Wewant that all should Call and see
us, and in tho meantilue secure some of those bargains we are now ioffering.--
Goods are all guaranteed Fresh, and of Good Value.
Don't forget tho place,
DREW'S. NEW BLOCK
(Next door to Stanley te Jerilyn's, Main Street),
TERMS :—Cash oe Produce.
Excitor, December 13,1875.
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UNDERTAKING
0. Gr4
-U-ridertakors
Vii7-0titip SAY TO
otos. 55110 lotoncl
perclutslog to l so front
tho 18161111fiteiurer.
dealer who buys be silt
gitin wrist necessarily
lave15 profL
to give the purchasers the
50ee111, which ortonot
to meet, the VAOWA of the
4rangets, Oat expenses
aro less thottbose of eity
namthieturers,eonsoquents
V wo eau
R. A. LEGGETT.
• CID1.1 EY, E2E'X',E11..
and FcLrniure Manufaeturers
TE1 IV 0 U L.)?
eau apaora I atttaititin
0 oni unclertakipg depart1'1
roont, 'which it! InOre 00111.
ria0 thnn (701, 00 WO Milks
na000 eeveral now deAlets
of late. nee, best otifaasv
cul slarouds,andl*fdly
tuner 1 requisite) at tbei
lowest ptiees. Our 151*
hearse ts pioneuneed by
competent jtnlees to' be
seemiii to Mine in the
s
Embletu for all the Differott ot otije
s.
o 4, S. G1 Drill
*
Id;
tett
• W. crini
A SPLENDID aseertnient anty,1 on nu int, ‘n Hod furnished' Os' e\lele-r,
•te,tee, et) rano. Onent of NeedicK arid alit)) 1 imuslin);;S lospl 1 be 010111 Itittd of bewing Ma
Obin 0. Machines Repaired. As have 1,l loog exper1;»om \vital 8,10/,) Mac:Moos, rota artaotqloote
0163‘attorougotygt,w0a14 be au advantage to those le 'Want 01 0110 to pe'c
tehese itf m Ma, Aa
ll ,
dere by itiedtatortilm0 attollaloo to. net oix.it. 400r woiit Of 114tOonlrilatefil Iltotah
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