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*Ar ' "L. ill ill e 't • hoary aNtr,,-sin
MIL SOLLIPPEWS STOVE, ., end aft Arai kilwa
oi.ouraotaileoo of the mardo and
Jinn with hie cook, KfQVG hit() ti10 51U Ook deo.: ofe,,toieon,:whieli Oastt I.!P
neer itlteheir, 1,f Mr. Seudder hadn't most iteete ettiTerittg, but was not,
eleveye beete(„nie cif the fortemoet to of- PeWerfuieteettgle te MOO speetty ueatb
fee hie ,'eervices when treubte ettunt to Unable t uo exeteciattine 40-
nie I should have given biti a toot. tgege otty, he determined, after totteh inward
oU Inv lieueeuid lot to let the off, struggling, tO whin:Meter a. second ilose
". A god deal ;has bvtu aid filia f the poison it: order to speedily end
,exi-abode stovete andetove, pieett," her naisery. The potion, only, in teriei-
remerked boudder es we walked bedlier dietress, but still Tailed to kill
0Io tee bele 'The toeture 'wide)), his dearly be-
Aela iitny exaggeratiOlikl have loved 'wife was et dining was too greetfor
,been set Afloat," ailded, him to witness se he seieed 4 eval:Nrel:
t'• 'Yes, ono's. so, 1 LOSNI" hot tlio A udgave bol the co4cle /J' A. seeoila
leak" trOtibfe.'W.Oili 404e.:e §IWt tlid him a corpse oeside her.
you for Wtt.s to help lift. l)et a mil-. The murderer in tFe letter Written ee-
hoe dollars, that we'll heve that stove for his death, begged that the retie:ills
init.,: tip ;mil blaziog, aWay in teh miue of his wife and think:elf naieht be hone
tites etter we strike the house."' orably berried in ouo gravo, and hoped
It wee A equare-built cooketeve with that his deed might find. palliation in
'seven jointe of pipeitild two elbotie. 1 the feet that it wits prompted hyexcess-
lee mu to trembleete we stood heforo-ite ive love aud tenderest pity. The on-
Sclud(1,koyixig t4io 1y.gleatie,ef _comfort to he found in this,
lids, and remarked in qtn, ladifferent sad Itistery is,that the colonet mad his,
tone, w'it.e• were childless.
,Somolio Weer 'other.' 4110', soda -water
ter t 1-dey is differiao t front that of sev- ' 441,deeee not 42tr4tilb1c.
eeteen
t1estenped upon the stove and am- Singular proOf has often been given
th e wire , arethel ,the stove 'pipe; of the feet that "great men are not al-
.
teee„in? : ways wise." liven profoundly learnrit
ed Ju ris s have faded, to make themselves
A 0" hay it understood-, ,or ,haN're strangely defined
el'o.unee' and‘;116"; f°11ming par
jumpoa.,thwiza1d40 14s boa, agraph from an English pa,pee of
40illsi,l•fi;) iiALe 1x 16th. .There is a peculiarity
;OtittderVqiethi'-'113rVinCiPle's'6r about Lerd 'Ste Leonard's will which
housetkeee ing kit Weultlii't ha ye 6UC11wilt b6 'teed' With interest. Wu quote
things, e'reuEe,,,, r, '•'!",' from the Lincoln Cinette.
.1 took (i OW11 the stove pipe. I never "It is singular that we should have,
gaw e. eteetepip-e,,eeitteewettit,te„.46„,a1,0 in bar law oourts, at the sanie time two
, aa,,v" unportalit cases pending relative to the
ran down toe bettunt joiut and filled Of two of the most eminent of re-
wy shoee, bat I elenilthrt have 'Said mut judges. la the one case ordina
anytling if tile elbow and one joint ry men , are amazed that • so acute a
htidu't broke off fienn the rest. ..bend- wan, and one so praetieed, in legal
der, half blieded, weesaying,- that he phL
raseetogy its the late ord Westbury
never had 1.11,y trouble withetoves, whet) ,should have made a will in which most
the elbow droppe1. one his bald head; then fail to understand what the testa -
and rolled aweyean ler the table. tot meant. elle ethe Court of Appeal
Great shi,,ea-:-o 1P--blazes=41.1 un -
this week, it is clear. that the late fold
',Seuchier as he leaped, 'St' Leonards must have , been peenli-
eiroand and rubbed his :tete, eurelese, about the custody of his
Seudder eoPetied the sitting- will' t an ordinary dis-
r lone door, and held up her knitting patch box to whi3h .many persons
wu: k in aneazemeette and:- exclainiod-- ,thight easily obtain access,' and on his,
„ John cerogorysouddei, ! is, it possi_
death it had been "couveyed" away.
IL, thee yote, a member of a Christian No question ,has arisen about who
church, will :make- nee vf such 1:in-.
g Liege
I carried Cees ba1e:11613 of pipe out of
doors, and WeakedAtit and down the
sieewalk iintrl1sS&tiider had re-
' gained .het CIfl po,ne,:t'e e4ina11y said
lid Was aout the
, stove, and Wl1eri-14.'Wee1,0„ell' lee grasped
me hand,
Forgive um. liow foolish it was in
me to fly mid nbo tlt a trilling
teino°."
He Glad he, would take the frent end
of the stove, tuld heel out, through
the door, mud 'added that iniy„ neae w111
got mad abent: pitting up u, stove was
no nian at all. .
"This stove cost me forty dol --" he
was &tying when the kottekles of his
right hand rubbed against the door-cas.
ing and he fell off tile dor-slep, drew
the stove down ite top of him, and his
yells made the heir stand up. '
I jumped over the etove and: found
tine tw.ethieds of its, weight, was on.thie
ktioes, etel that, b •ivs bent in other ii
a half eireee:, with IDS etose in the oven
e, Great bleeee, gil 'er hp:yelled
and Mrs te.ild,ler eaine out
itieuired
•‘ My deae, what do you crawl- under
tha stove in that faehion for 2"
"Shut up,, yell freckled nozedjedel
, Raise off this stove ?" , screetined Mr.
Scudder ; end while I Was releasing hith
, 404 05 vt) lettVe this fOrlit ffl1 OROCEMES
ioDomit el:N1.
oce 0.ede(1 to ()Delos° A rilio tcrtf A mo T
nimoer ot acree, A. se:vire of Mink olutolitOollotVALS.
ton Wires l'oquire 2131 pellets of
feilee to evtile field, Of the
eattle iirea, but twieo as long ltS wide,
will i'equive ;`,WO Pat e's, Some fence
may be saved by worelug the fields lit
peire with the usual rotatiQn 'of ecru,
oats, alid peas.
‘, „
BEnt, rl.'nA,---Bou polled of ireen.
101111 bbef, ten initiates then cut into
Small bits, torning eint of boiling Wat
tOr on an:1 let steep in a warm.
piece 11011 011 1101,11.'-- 111011 etrain it itod
Sette011 vith pepper and 8&t to the
taete. Tens ifi 0 quiek wey of Making
the tea, bot is ilot so good when tile
Stan:Well will bear little liquid on it as
the following method e Cut the leeef
into small bit, which must. 1)0 free
front fat. a junk bottle with it,
eerli. it up tight, hinters° it ie a kettle
ef,luke-warm water, and boil it four
or five libelee This wey ie superior to
the first, of obtaining juice ef tile meat
thielloyed 'With water, a tablespoonlull
of it being as nourishing as a teacep-
ful of the ether.
BAKED INDIAN PuDDING,---BOil 011e
quart of milk, and when boiling Stir
in corn meal till ()elite and wen
eoaided ; sweeten with 41101asses to
taste, say one cunp. 'Put ia heli-
ing desh, pour in 0110 quert of mile,
drop in as nutty pieces of butter on ads
many points, and salt, and put in the
°veil to bake from one and a half to
Iwo hours. A. little"' ex.perienue will
make it just right. This pudding -has
the merit of elioapnese as well as 015S0of inaking, and great exeillence ; eaten
without sauce and. cold or hot.
t ),Ve rttl)IdlY AXACrettie the!
.11o1V TO GET RID OF THIST.f,g8,7.1.)0 !t
dig retina them, but eat id their -tops
as faet .as they groW,. , Tne 7rbune
says : ;". The more a bed of Canada
thi, tie§ is dugout andplowed into and
spaded up„ .the better it will thrive..
Under such adversity it takes coinfort
and heads. Such is nature: If, on,
the contrary, its growth is encouraged
until it is wily in blossom, and it is '
then mowed as if it were the most lies-.
1'01 'forego piled up, buened or buried ,
in a ,comPost heap, iteiinmediately
sentssuch euro, and sends up ,a weakly'
growth in plaCe of its former vigoroes
one. Then these' new stems ehould
look the will from the box or about be cat offejust below the surface of the
what became of it. As soon as it wee 1 ground eith a weeding chisel ; but the.
missed, the married daughter of the roots must irfno case Le touched..
late Lord bt. Leouords was asked by
his solicitor to pet 'down. ;in writing
The roots left intact make midi drafts
noon the weakeued 'plant that it can -
what she remembeeed of the will This itot supply, and they .simply die for
sheehd, ettd Ns hen her pece liar ,rela7 -.want of air, which is their' nutrinient$
tions to her father are considered, her
long compamonshipeeith him, her long
associatieu 111.,his legal: labours,' and
the' peculiar training which made her
a better lawyer in petticeets', thee are
maty, Who". wear wigs; it must be 'eon-
fessedthat 'refteen is at isfiedday a reli-
ance endier. testimony. That she was
in .effedCethe only witness is of less
weighythea it might otherwise hp, be-
cauee ralmost every Rem in .the will as
she wrote it from memory alter her
father'Sdeeth, tellied in eyery respect
either with other documents or with the
well-kerneiniettenturns 'ofthe late' Lord
Ste LeOnords. No ote doubts the jus-
tice of the decision given in Court of
Appeal, but it maybe ,permitted to us
to append to this (licit -ion the very. ob-
vious nioetti that even lawyers ought
not to ..make their own, wills, and ,they
shoal& do something mere than Lard
St. Lqueards did to meke their wills
secure'' •
•
RIGHT VS. L 11.A.,ND PLOUGHS
—
A eorrespondent writes to the Ohio
Farmer on the' comparative merles of
the wife rowed. to the, sitting-ruum, left and right hand ploughs, evidently
muttering :
favoring the latter. •
" If 1 weal male Yt11 sweat fer these Nearly ever farmer in this neighbor -
words, then iny name isn't Hannah
hood rn.les a left liana plough, Way, is
Jane Scudder!"
this so? Is it because the left hand
When I got 'Jr. Scridder up he an -
has, anydvsntage over the right 2 I
have neverldund' out what this-adVan-
tage was, but I clann the right has
more than one advantage over the left.
One is n breaking a colt on the off
side, and with a right hand plough the
colt witl soon learn to follow the fur -
10\S ; then, when ,he has 'learned to:turre',
at the end, if the etighhorse is a single'
line horse the single line can be put on
him, the colt jeckeyed off and all will
go well.
Bat With a left lioud plengh thi:f 'colt
is put on, the laud with nothieg,to keep
him to hike place but a jockeyeAiek,and
he win:go:just- wb.ere he piefteee—some-
.
times in and sometimes mit—picking
the best place to walk ef2cOurse, and
We impossible to Ate a,' straight. fur-
eow, Auothe le in finishing up a
land, the s maid be three DaITOW flee-
roWs eft, and in 'ploughing the third
-from the last furrows there is barely
room for a horse to walk on the land ;
with a right hand plow a person eau
keep the flier)l horse on the land by us-
ing the line, bat with aloft hand plow
0.184th:rows are mostly male so crook.'
ed that the horse can neither walk on
.1411111 1104 in the furrow all the time
When thestrip is of the same width
all along,- the, offPhorse 'Call walk in eta,
fnnow easier than ou the land, end.
,that is 'Where he Will walk. It always
seemed to me when I Wag ploughing
tide furrow with a left hand plough
that I ought to. have two jockey sticks,
'en before Anil one behind. Tlio furrow
next to the last should be plowed shah
low; for plowing tine furrow I would
'118 soot have a left as e right 111511(1 158
'ea% takes a furrow. The JO furrow
,14ou1d be left six inches wide, and then
turn tip &boa half the other furrow,
,and,te do this the nigh horse has to
-walk 011 the last furrow after it is tun-
ed over, and with a right hand plough,
lie can: be made, to do ib with the line;
but 1 cannot jeckey the off hoe dO ae
to Make him ,Walk jast tO the Spot.,
'otee heard a ,fartner (talc a plongli agent
Whe ha,d, three left and ne right hand
plows at ,the' fair, :why he did not bring
a right hand plOW with him. The
egetit told hien that he sold ten left to
one right hand plough, anti I say thet
there
it ten poor ploughtnen to one
good one. We don't Very orbit see
fiese-rate plotightten nee left hand
pleughs, 1 wee once at a , ploughing
nieiteli at whiell there Were three right
hand and two left lotaid plotighs. The
met wl l'ed the tight hand plough'
tnade v 171 Might furrows, [and th %se
with the oatt hand plottglis mute Very
crooked farrowe. I will ciose by say,
ing that tho left handers convince me
of the superiority of their plougha they
Will Intim to tell semething' they hake
Pot told yet.
nouticed that ltis back -bone, four ribs.
ri4ht leg anti foifr,Iitegera`wee 'betiken;
but lifter the', lapse Of half, an hour Ile
str ightene.i op and foniitl hiteself, a»
right. By this tiine,Al'had,the efoVe in
place ithlwas reaLl,k to p111 up the stoVe
pipes . . •
.‘ I had that pipe Iliad° to fit to-
gether," exclaimed M . Sucthier, as he
picked up the joints.
We plaeed tw0lc1intsiett(41(Coli4 ; no
fit. Turned ends; Wore yet.
" Hold 'eat Thereee-presse-
knock—dale e
They fell apart and Mr. Scudder
whirts aroand and sits (1o(ynil1the pile
of soot thud ashes. Mrs. Scudder came
running oat and said:
-John Gregory Seed:der; is'thitt, yen
speaking those awftrb-Weteds ,2
Yee, it is me,e„.": tee illly, cried a
he clewed atound foe; another joint en.
pipe.
"Well, it's p.",good` trill; Deer (Tatting
trell died whenelf• watisbalay,',' sigh-
ed the wife and we t
We stood toe fret ',Unit on end' and
-then S011girt for ;`0in1 10 'fit —six jolifts'
eelve end: __10e11, , "
. W1Ore'rs the Intraneee, and
he thee; thud the batikeitetv;?!
(matter,
as he gave one of the
an awful kick.
John Gregory Scudder, itetbat you
or a pirate ?" site answered as she
opened. tile (bor.'
He found „tele J1iihier an ham-
mered oee eud on °neje joiiit'nutil they
would. have tekee 111 aePIllg „het,
Ali 1 that'S theeeway to .efix stove-
pipe I" exclaimed- Scudder; as, ,me . got
threeloints togOter., eeI'm flOrry
got mad ; it's follise for a man to lose
his tendper prittIng,Up stove pipe."
Two more joilete, went ot niboly, and
then he seocet upon a clear to put en'
glbow -op. It_ettoight on prie side then
on the oth r bat* it wary poised 3 thit
exactly -right, ,Setiader eaged down oe
it. Then a orkeleetad yell and he
csme down' upon the stove boiler with'
awful weight, while every jeillt flOW
apart and the ,elbow„ split open. '
" John uregory what do
you mean " exclaimetl,tlio wife, us she
opened the 'door::
Ile made no reply. Is lie rueiied
Lor the �10 1 stepped. out df the doors,
and had iist teached my gate when
there tams the aviftil '00141n11 of an ime
splitting up eheet,iron; minglecl witb
yolls of'
Gregory"—"whOop!'—gf what
doo—Phi 1" yi —aro ,yot4 41roy1"--
sisri keop 1"
• . •
TRA.GE1)Y INITIO- IT. LIFE,
Berlin is 811w:1(1°i:big Otter shooltinq
tragedy inhigli life, 6'0101°1 von 14or1-
4108±41(1) 15 veteran soldier, lmarirg Jaen
arable so,trs reeelved in the last war,
sad fot! long time past ohief of. the
;thvalid 'Inman of the Army," pflut an
end ±41 ±140 life pf heis wife .01.1 the' 11th
••••••-------
P0ES:47 PA,T TO BE- SURLY- was
only one easterner the surlyritan-anuh'•
bed. The customer asked for ten
cents' worth, of wire. Thestudy man
said something to him a!-aint cutting.so
'small a piece, and sneered at birn for
being .so small a customer. He cut it
off from the roll ; and the customer
who _had intended to buy F01110 hinees
and bolts, and two or three lecke,
which mieht have amounted in all to
five dollars, concludedie would deal at
some other seen for the rest. He
paid. for his ten cents' worth of wire,
tind pushed on to the next hardware
store. The surly man did not eveu
bid him good -day. That ono custem-
ey seemed a very small aftair to the
dealer, because be wanted to purchase,
a limited amount of inerchaedise. He
did not think that a than does.iiot ask
in ,one breath for all he wants. He tor
got that the sipall customer of to -day
may be the larger ono of to-morrew.
Ide forgot that the man who heshabily
treated at the store, seldom returns to
it.uuleee for something that canuot be
pal:chased elsewhere: -lie. forgst' the
influence which each-Custother ,cithiee
with him fer ,goed or ill. Courtsey,
brings cuetone' and if custom briugee
success ir,,Xusiness,.courteey must not
00 nagleked. A men who is politelY,
used at'L spore is very apt, to .cocae
again, and to mention his experience to
his friends. A. man who is rudely
dettle, with is stall .more apt to tell his
freends of it, and to wart them against
the place: Ndt only is this a good lee -
Son for employers.,, bet, for Alt „.elerks,
salesmen, and saleswomen, and .also
for collectors and letter 'writers.
NEW
SPRING
Q001DS
IfEN1144,-*Itl'&LSOCtiOlIS imny
,theneawl. panels of finite) , are need
fossil made WO of by haying fields of
such A Shape AS't0 tequire toe great a
portio11 to enclose & given, arca, Tho
most economical foi lo that oi-a-
AT
Parsons &
Waiker'S
CENTRALIA Si CREDITON
Our lines consist of crverything kept in a first-
class store.
14 Pounds 9f
Geed Surgetzs
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
Pri 15s,from 9 to 12 Cents.
•
People s Croce y
Store.
CRUNNICAN
has received a levee stook t>i
GRCCEMES, ca1,0=11.744.
just iirrived, 50 kegs of 4ails.
In Teas i've. cannot be boatel; jest try our
fifty cent Tea.
PARSON S & WALatER.,
Ceittralia and Crectitoii, April 27
- moo a large 6took
BOOTS cOo SITOICS
suitable for Vali and Whiter, coaeisting a
Men's, Women's and (lila,
ren's Wetkr.
'1,11o$e in want of a iirst..ciass article in the BoP.
and shoo 11110 should not fail to
EXA MINE- MY STOCK
Before purchasing,
as my •-exporienee of tbirty years in that line ma
bles me in purchasing to select that only' which
can reccimmend.
A- LARGE LOT. 01?
First Classl3acon
JUST IlEdEIVED*
CRLJNNICAN
131IODERICK'S OLD STAND.,
STOVES
Why Don't You Go to Johns?
,foims koeps op Alain street, at his old stand,where
he,has been for la years. Johns has moved into
his new shop now. Anybody will toll you where
'Johns' Tiu-shop is, •If yon do not know where to
find it, ask the first man you 80011 Exeter to show
you. He'll do it. When you set there you'll know
lt'S the. 01,100 because, there is no other place just
like 1(4 111 the world.
Johns sells stoves, tinware and things. You'll
see them lying.clear out on the 818ewalk-7,-0a of
them marltec: in plain figures. You don't need to
ask for what You want. , You eau pick them up
anywhere.
JOHNS SELLS CHEAP.
sO his store is always full of mon and women
Last, Saturday his store was Cheek rtill of men
14c1 women, mild he bad 118 1110011 ae he could, 00
to take the money. Such a lot of money I I tell
you those
New Patterns of 'Stoves
ap..i.44-g6'...c VroHgdo. Shop
are Stunners,.
.c.,(Aing like hem 111 (411010 parts. Then there is
such lots
Hot -Air Drums.
and other thine.. Such beautifn I ampit, ficw
cuandeliers. Table Cutlery, Cruets, Mats,. Brass
arid Enamelled Kettles, Saucei aus and Pots,
Cluu•as aud Brooms, Baskets and Butcher Knives,
Sausage Machines and scales, Coal Oil, Black lead,
stove pipe varnish, 1121d hundreds of other things
—ali useful end good, and you'll find them piled
from the cellar up to the ceiing.
NOW
JOHNS IS NO COWARD,
but follis ao erowe aroundlthn and ask so many
questions and pay• him so many compliments
84100(4 1118 stock and his grand way of doing.things,
that he gets kind of congusticated and loses him-
self up in the garret •
COUNTIND HIS. NICNEY
(i(4 he has any). The best time to see him is on
rainy days, Ile is always around then, but if,you
want things that are useful and ornamental it
makcs no difference what day you call, because
his men will alwayeinalte you feet as if you were
at home, and will se" -ou things cheaper than
you can buy them els, wh ,re. •
JOHNS
OYSTERS
r‘YSTERS
k
Oysters! Oysters!
AND
GROCERIES
S`A,_NIDI-1.-:RS'
0,4, Post Office _Block.
,exeelle
to
Jo of Groceries aid Confeet
1701) hand,
CROICEIOBACCOES and CIGARS.
Sperfsnieti suppliod with Amtuulition.
Books, Stationery, Magazines
ALL THE LATES NOVELS.
N .13.—owing Illac1iine,11eed1esof every Rind fo
sale. ^
S. FORD
weliId call attention to the fact that he Is noW
prepared to get any descripiion of
Carriigtsy Dtggios CI:Mors-
-aria wzgonz)
n 4,16 .est stylti0tntoutwor1inanAhi
pf
fircittAflamo ,wood-werkel,, sati,slactitui I;
guatemifeed,.
'Particular attention is given to MILT, PIC/CS,,
and the utaioat satisfaction gilarohtce 4,
'Speeial attention paid to ,
1iorsd4di0eifig,, general lebbfrtg atnl: repairing
WA/call solicited, ,
'S. rORD.
,
April ,g7) 4870,
OsSANDERs.
TOBACCO
.4
ENGLiSil "SHAG'
KEMP'S TOBT'' CCO ST RE
Good 5 (, ,n_ ar
TRY KEMP'.
FINE CUT
Smoking & Chewing Tobacco
Cigars—Wholesale arid Retail.
1.10 TEL S SUPPLIED.
,
Opposite ROSS's Planing Mills
EXETER,
ANUFACTORES.
vat) 1Y, 0.1qc,IGLOCIltiONWATC
3-, is thebostin theinarket
136 sure and get the W. T).MeGloohlon watch
before buying, You will havo ao other after see.
jug them, Ail 161(0 160)10 them recommend, them.
Gold and Silver, Ladies and Gentleman's sixes,
77Dowles street London. See the testimonials,
The largest, hest and cheapest Stook Of fine Geld
jewelry; Clocks, Silver, aml Plated. Ware, Fancy
Goods, &e., &c„, in tim l'rovince, Itepairing of
every description, W. D. MoGLIICarf,N,
Dundas s London.
421
.21
THOUPSONZ4 WILLIAMS
A GRICULTURAL IMPLEMEN TS
Boiler and
Engine Works
MITCHELL, ONT.
Two -horse power
wood SaWing machins
This machine has been thoroughly tested and
. given
ENTIRE SATISFACTION
It is supplied with a •
BAND ANT 1-3
f or driving a
Straw Cutter,
Grain Crusher,
Or other machinery, without extra expense ex
001)1 for the belt.
TRIAL OFFERED.
All kinds of
FarmingImplements
Rept constantly on hand.
BOILER SHOP
in full oneration.
ENGINES
of all sizes to order. '
R.FP.A.112t..s
Ilopt at Bissett's Tin sh op;
Exeter.
promptly attended to.
Addresa—
. THOMPSON & 'WILLIAMS,
MitchelhOnt.
EXETER
STEAM RAKE &CRADLE FACTORY
GEO. C 0 T TLE
ALVNUrACTI.M1,11;
Wooden Harvest Tools
Rakes,
Snaithes,
Fork Handle's,
Grain Cradles,
ETC.
lie will have ready for the coming harvest, the
. celebrated
Ezotor 1othig Stor
rirE $00go.lbor wtobekk to room 1141
yen? thauke for vast104roc kW,. and WOUld
call particular attention to the opralf stook et
Gent's Furnishings pAtit Arlittea, 1 AWN Nil
esecertment of tho newest.aUdteOst fashienalks
materials for fieut's wear, Znelish and Y'reneh
Fancy Coatiugs, FInglsh, Seotelt and Canadian
TWE,h; DS;
Deoadeloths, Doeskies 0e141'405y Veatinge,
ebolee stook of
Bats ana caps
of the latest fashion, eients,: desiring
iorethle And pbrfeet titatut suit' should lfave
their orders et the Exeter Clothing 'Storer-
Piirfeet eatisfsetion guarantPed in oNery in-
stance. ItIlleff. HARRIS efill has charge of
tho Qutting Department, All elothkought Of
me cut free of charge,
X. 12. McIntyre
Exoter,Mareli 16
Sulkey Hay Rake
A Novelty itt this section.;
MERC:14,ANTS
will find it to
Their Adritutagc to :Buy their Stock from
me,
as 1 am prepared to deal with them a,s reasona-
bly as any,other establislunort, 11011 10 give prompt.
atteliti011 t0 !Murders
:WHOLESALE Sz RETAIL:
'Turning
of ahl kinds made a specialty in 1-1.Oo; business.
GEORGE,COTTLE
_Exeter, April 8, "
allimeallIMIWISIIMOrmilliallAirrnam' 82-3m 1
Enlargement of irremises
-pm?, UNDERSIGNED, GRATIFIED FOR
the liberal patronage bestowed on bim
since he commenced business, weuld acquaint
his numerous friends and customers with the
fact that he has enlarged his present place of
business, and added largely to his stook of
Leathei, includingFrenell'Canadian nod
American, and he is prepared to fill all orders
that he may be favored with on the shortest no-
tiee'and in a style that cannot be surpassed in
the County of ur on.
Exeter, Jan. 18, 076.
W. TROTT.
229.rus
EXPRESS.
The American Express C
1 AVE
—TN—
E XTER
AND ABs PEEPARED
To ConveNT Goods
•
• Money and vabn,,bh,. 0
G-1tE EN 13 A_C K
i
• e
,
. BOUGHT AND SOLD '
For furter irticulers apl ly be
W .1. WHITE,
TIMES Office, Exeter.
P H OE INT FOUNDRY
Corn,er ahu& Wellinecon Sts.,
ONTARIO
JOH El LIOTT, PROPRIETOR.
..1.9NDONr5
MANT!FACTUKER 011'
Meadow Larit Gaper and Mowet, eultiva-
tors, low, gang-Plow
Common Sense S traw -Cutters,
AND ALL IMPLEME1 ITS USED 13Y FARMERS.
S F AcRYL±JRz)
ThiSintplement deable distrihntfuiggrain
am now busily engiged..inakigg thetit
pared to supply them 0, 10, 11,12 tithes eadnittWitlit
der, and wIlr endeavor to keep 011 hdt citherkitid
giVen their order. The style, finish, and rnatrial
aedjf 'eel-ea-110de riot surpassed le Western Oen ft 10
JO*
Atli:sten atee totidoe,
11)reVe; Eote1#
adirtitted tii110 11141lietalbefere
sooctlaq, etitt Wilt .be jitif4
Shifter et witionit# tteetWitrig to or.,
174 te supply any who may tot' ,,litene
111 be foittui alt thatf ilart :he tileiiiredt
LiLIOTT)
MOM reunary,5eorner flathurstaial
13-rdiS1 Ag.
r,.
RY'QOODS aReCEINES, NAND
OE AK) BXMWfl P11It)XS
WILL
00.
ardware Sto
Aunnig other goods we have the following, which
'SOLD AT BOTTOM PIIIICEW
genrigan'eTeerless Axes, Bread C1191)140 Adzes,
Fuse, Laca
. Faucets,
Glass,
Glue,
Grindstone,
}hinges,
Rerse Shoes,
Hummers,
Lead
Lanterns,
Rabbit Metal,
Brushes of all kinds,
I3ells,
Bunch SereVs,
Boring Machines,
Borax,
Chain
cordage, ,
Door Seemes,
' Duntb-bells,
Leatheri
Mate,
MaChine ISF Faint Oils
Pnints
l'onditr•
1 Revolvers
Rope,
11:41:iber- nd, IIemp PacIting
Spades
zee
end Shovels, scaieseShot, Saws, Turpentine, bug Twine, Vices,Varnish, Wire,Whf
Plans, specifications and Estimatosprepared for building.
O'llYB,NE & C9 -
*JEW spitimic GOODS
0. Nr.W$U3J, G/RANTOT,
HA.s ',JUST RECEIVED and is now prepared to
SHOW THE TJARG-E'ST. STQCIC
ever shown in Granton, consistingof
New Prints, Gray:Cottons'White Cottons, new Costume Cloth,
Black Lustros, IIesiory, Gloves, &e., tko,
TAILORING DEPARTMENT
New English and Canadian spring tweeds, t1 , 'rstodeeatilign, doeskins and broadootbe, the latest
styles in collars and ties, o lr.e. A first -alas • • .W011. tailor on the premises, and a perfeet fit'guar-
,
anteed. Now spring huts awl e 0.1) 5 ang shawl 1, ,..4.4.
A new stock of nails, glass, putty, 1 1.1..1.;4, r‘Rr, So., coming to handinuildere furnished at reduced
prices. , . C. M. WEBB.
NEW
Spring Goods
NEW
_
SAMWE,:LL:
P1
Have ji,, Out,
New Prints, very low,
New Gre;\ OCttuu, \411i t1
New. Bieached Cetto.n, thni eve:
New Black Lustros i-iukers—all
New Silver -.,:very low
Nev COlore , f1.1.
New Black Si1h1 uf value,
New. T.( f1.1,t.y Goods, a
New Linon Costumes, i
Gents' Furik...
we aro also very complete, having receive and opened out a first-cla
New Spring Tweed,s;',
New Worsted ,Coatings,
New Black Broa4hcloths,
New Black DoeSkins,. 1
New Black Citssii6r
NWReady-made ts-al(3.7"* styles,
New variety,
Ne
Also a complete stoe1l-4( if 1,1,1, ili.eari (
fi
;; ll:ost:class lot of
new Wall -paper,
A First - :on . the Premises.
All ontrikting with their ou nio k4,,ly on gettiug a perfect . fit, and good workraansh
rrreer*9, •
Grocery
EIVED
R
quor Store
11. 'tr11(3 6,tonic. of
44 Ji. aga 11
ELyson .and
-4
Blaok Teas,
sardines, Lobsters, Salip.pj
Ralsinsu curraxits, Pruncs
nRIED Apples, CANZt=
Bitte Sauce and Pickles, Brandies,,Gins, Wines ,and SYruPg'
Rye, Malt, Scotch, high and Comnaan Whiskies,. TobaccOes
and Cigars,
Wholesale and Retail.
• C. A. MACE,
Main Street, Exeter.
UNDERTAKING
C. tit Z ICZE'DEZ=1..
TjnclertaliE.)i,4
01.1,LD SAY TO
those whe intend
tairehasilig to do so frout
the nianufaetnrer, The
, deafer who biays ft? seti
igairt- must' necessarily
11/Vee a lireft.. We 'elaini
to give the purchaSers the
benefit, whieh biknribt
to Meet the Ariews 11 the
(hangers, Onr 'okpotiles
lore 1088 thanthoso of city
nianlifdeturerS,Consequient.
iywti COM Sell Cheaper,
Emblems
)
11.-0.1 'dui re ,Manufacturer
- et
4(4
E *01Y LI)
tall spocisiattontiett
to our nodortaltito;
=Out, which is Illic40 0030 -
the it 08e,e0 we bay.
added it veritl flOW dosiOtin
of • late. - The holt toffIntii
etialiete Shionde4,41nd every'
fUnersl' 18011381±8 at ,thri ,
loWest prices. Our neW
hearse JO Iftolietincild by
Mnetent Judge. to bit
seeotid to hot lfl tho.
province. ,
°tent Societies,
Gir)LEN-
Er N• 0 T1 S A87 C Tal
CalIZTIONtAti OZWIZTO 111A010:1\TE AC=
BPIAtliDID Aesestrioitt; always Ott An'yItind.:(tittig1.6(1. to ofilet,‘
likti""(411"16' 6f istl'et'143111geolAtgl'411:14117Vitttbriteti,titatiiilatiiika ,
• r 111,14bt SOW). Stft4
'Mai,. adiineti Rebtiltet la 6
tliei8t.g18ii5U41h5YilV5651i.8lie toltithttigo 36 those Ati Want Of noei fteiti the,' Alt Of
ere hf, highTifeintititiettehiltd Ilktion-etyline,iithir VII'414: th‘f ConStiieflifa4(Mie
OLNTON, Ottoberliw . ' ' -