Exeter Times, 1876-6-15, Page 41
ich 014 Inette by dying, The full
er of yeare allotted to mait had
paaeed away tenet) first his eyee (Teo -
ect to the light of dayr eald te halter mid
ft, Mother rojeieed thed• a son was: bore
tO thene, The fielt midge; of yeere al-
lotted to uteri—et a 1ou tiw d
yet it Flo tot Boomed 10 g to Mut, eo
steadily do the days ghee be„ Bet it
4 1g enheeh to to hems grave r
if the preachers luvach truth, trotch
cut, in their Q0iti.0UoUs, int'oRgh, all
OtOrnity,,
Th lones t life ha e its el° o, and
its weer had come. 'the pin -whole
who foaled him heretofore could uet
heal him now. He wee poettessed or
untold rpirii;,o8. Ily night ad by day
his riches bad int.:rot:see; wee it, alae !
that, in the inomoot of his dire' necessi-
ty, they mieht press, 1V it maim Nen
weight, upon his seeil e 1. isgold,
which hod availtql him 90 OjtOfl WW1
not aVitil him now, All 1i vast r1 t h,
if he were willing to give it, would not
put chase for him otie :lay mere of hie.
He mustalie
Fteithig in tin efforts for pheeical re-
lief, lee turns to seek for spiriteat ern. -
solation. He had lived a life gette
blameless in the estimatiou of men, a
lair life, hut livers of tits fairest lives
grow arxione weon 'they standlime to
face with Dee ill, and realize Welt, they
ere ebout to eatee into tile diteknees
which human, vision cannot penetrate.
ueeld ho find comfort iu the word of
Gee. He opens the bible'and reeds :
" flow hardly shall tbey that have
riches enter into tho kingdom of God,"
'8 It is easier for a camel to fro thromeh
a
the eye of , 1100(110, than r'for srich
MAP to enter into the kingdom of God ."
And he thought of his' millions V
money.
Aad be wondered whet ;Testis Christ
meant when he speke these words,
Ax d he died.
ig !roi-
flig
\strati Pass for sense for some
pc ople, and sometirees may be SIlCOOSS-
fully lsed when nothing el..° will an-
swer. A when 01)1511, in great tilaran,
ran to his minietee 10 tell him he could
000 spots on the sun, and thought the
World was eeming to au eud.
” Oh, •don't be afraid," said the
ister, "its nothing but the phantasma-
goria."
" Is that all," said the 'f1 ieltlen ea
wan, and went away quite satisfied.
A very smart lawyer in Wilmington,
North Carolina, had the misfertune to
lose suit for a client IN] lo hail every
reason to expect success.
The client,' it plain farmer, was as-
etonnded by the long bill of coats, and
hastening to the lawyer's office and
said :
"1 thought you hid ran you would
certainly gain the snit."
"So I did," anewered the lawyer;
"but you see when I brought it up
there before the judges, they said. it
was quorum non jadice,"
Well, if they said it was as bed as
that," replied the old feriner, " 1 don't
wonder we lost it; and. he pnid the
cost and a big fee beeides without an-
other murmur,
VINO STRAWDERRY 110)5,
A good wey to renew an 01t1 StW-
borry bed, is to reit out with tt hoe, as
.teata a4 al() plItlith linNQ (10110 frililingA
ciltlytgit p1vlt to 1OUVO them. g1)'\ UI
etltout these, feet apert„ Theti take a
forksoe, pohtto fork is betteatted looeee
ep Lao grimed eh over the bed, break -
hie, op tire 1(1110?hid letiviug it eoft,
and 801n t h 111.1ci voy WW1 1110 run-
nels 11.1giete out tool curer the
groulid. Sometimes, it is beet to eitide
the runneee veeaut plaeos, Red eat
them, by tat.ing seerdeu teowel: and
core:env, them at the jalete with earth,
first eint.lete them bout half an inch
blow the eueltice of the soil. In the
feel, the bed will probably ()ordain mote
plaute theta otetee11 to geriv in it, sild
they 5110 0(11 be -11(1 00(1 out to steud
about eight tueliee ne art, or further if
you ehooee. Soese velietie• hoar well
e geowiug 01050, anti Soale do not.
'Llite •rule is generally not .N allow the
pleats to beer oyer two years balere
reeewing them. Tile adventege of re-
newing in title Way is, that you got a
full crop of fruit every eeaesu, on the
emu° b cL
vire OUT ant CRAPES.
Many grape, eines .so oveibear that
eases varieties that nateuelly ripen well
B-4•01-4
stammer tag%
A. gentle an who stammered from
obihthoma' almost up to manhoodgives
a very .simple remedy for the rnisfor
tune, • "Go into a room wheie yon
will be -quiet and alone, get some book
that will intereet you, and sit down
and reed two hours to yenrself, ,keep-
ing your teeth together. Do the same
thing eyery two or euree days, or orce
a week if very tiresome, always taking
care to read slowly and distinctly, mote
ing the lips but not the teeth. Lao
when conversing with others, try 111
.epelek as slowly and diettectly as pos•
sible, and. make up your mind that you
will not stammer. Well, I tried tin -
remedy, not having much faith in it, I
must confess; but willing to do almost
anything to ,•• cure myself of such RE
imoying difficulty, I reed for two
hours aloud with rey teeth together.
The firet result was to make my tongte
end jaws ache. that is, while I was
reading-, alai the next to make me feel
as if something had loosened nay ten -
g apparatus, for I could speak with
less difficulty immtdiately. 'The
change was so greet that every one:
that knew me remarked it., I rereat-
* el the remedy every five, or six days
for a month, an(1 then at Linger inter-
vals until cured."
.11111.11T1.11 DRffLL FOR 18143.
A few days ago Lieut. -Cols. Taylor
and Moffatt, staff officers of No 1 Dis-
trict, balloted at their offices in Lon-
don to -determine the battelions which
shouldeperform annual, tlrill in the clis-
t frue. °millet ripen peidoetly, and in
eyery :season will led to open
o who,: to the roots not being able to ,1111',1°,111Ills:0°'egultrreilsTvasit,Lbil'%,tiLlisui.`ilddletil'ah4elic:.
sustain the imineuee crop ol fruit upon
the vities. II: eases where grapes fail t'''r the hive'
to ripen front this eausegithe bushee
should be thinned out with a pair of
scissors -ellen the berries are small, RS
50011 RS they aro well formed ; and cut
away the suaelleet clusters, atad those
that show a straggling proueneity iO
the fruit. By so tieing, a crop of splen-
did fauit.rney be pr: ducal letup.° it
would have beeu worthless without be-
ing thinned out.
LAYERING GRAPE NINES.
well to have di 'Groat breeds of hens, if
oee deeiree 000e8 hie fowls with but
oue based of eeeke ; bot to keep eueer,•
al breec18 hi separete yegde,,, without
y intention to bseert fowls for epee*
ie
not advisable. To ideate who tieelee
1 ObtAiti IOW 1e00ed8 I would iay, that
the stetemeet regeru alleetel
good, qu ifl tit of fowi(; .1.1) 04001,4,iS niol
plb118110.1 iu the papere cannot,. alwaye
oo depended on. 1 eanuetin tine aste
cle go lute the general 000.1115ofdif-
levant breeds, bet will simply say, havo
nothing to do with the baci low10.
/LIVING REES.
T110 best,. wey to 'make boos olustor,
where you voilit them, when they
swarm, is to tee two or three ',emelt
brautthee of ,cedae: trees to the, i+.01)6 Of
steltes ebout six feet loug, and .fiet
them neer your beee.Make bolos
with a :(100W baeltrger time the etakee,,
whica sheerat 10 est ;:lautteee, brioging
the cedar breeeleg, in le position so
that the beet, aid° hang ort the ender
side of them, aud let the stakes be's6
loose in the grouod that they maydee
drewn out without dietuebirte the hoot
c
or ausing 11(0 cluster to 'fan to the
gsoutal. On swanning, the bees will
gent rally cluster ou the branches, thee
spreed a ebeet uoder them and piece
the hive uponit \viai the froP.I., side
raised on blocks of wood two or three
inches, theu gently raiso elle stake,
hold the bees over the sheet its feone al
Grape vines may be increased rapid-
ly by layeripg ; and it must be done it,
May or earlitr. 'Take :such canes of
last year's growth as may be bent, over,
and. laid upon the groand, first melt-
hig a little trench three or leer iiichee'
deop to receive them. Then peg them
down, and wait till the 'new. shoots
have grown a few inches above the ed -
joining ground, then fill in With eiteth
around them, peeking it herd ; and in
a 'few weeks draw in more earth arituud
the shoots ; and in the fall there will
be a well -rooted vine to each uew shoot
or cane.
COI1TPOST nem..
Every farmer shoal I have a summer
con pest hettet, consesting of manure
1101 sufficiently - decomposed to., use
in the spring. Menuie will not decem-
pose uuder cover half as rapidly as it
will when exposed to the rains, there
fore place your compost heap out in
your bernyard, or in any piece where
there will be but little weste,from be-
ing washed in heavy reins. square
heap does very well as to shape ; and
the toe shoeld be made Viet so as not
to'slictd rain. ,The more straw mixed
with it the better, as the decomposition
of the straw produces certain., acids
which tend to " fix" the atinnonia
emitted from tho manure. The sides
and top of the heap should be covered
with straw to prevent evaporation.
No lime should be mixed in such a
heap, unless it is composed of very
emcee materials, with but little
manure. Plaster nifty be sprinkled
through 'it to advantage as au absor-
bent of the amumnia, of the stable
dung. Salt ie of no particular benefit
over what it would be, if applied to land
separately.' Muck is g.00d----that is,
muck irons swamne which lias been
drawn out in the fall and left exposed
to the frosts o4 winter to become disin-
tegrated. , This., if mixed in layers
with the eompoet heap, will inibibe the
gasses and virtue of the stable driug,
and the eeet seeing the winile heap
will be excel ont mature, and in gotie
cendition t3 use on eny crop ; but the
heap ought to be forked over twice
during the summer. It is 'ouly the
°career portioesnf OA contents of the
barnyard, and gethcrings of, weed, etc.,
during the summer, th:'it most require
to be decomposed: yet, for many crops,
if the heaps be peoperly managed; al.
most the entire couteuts of the stable
and barnyard, wonld be better to lie
over one season. Composting is only
hojthions when a large portion of the
virtue of the manure is allewed to es-
cape into the atinospliere, by esities no
mink or plauter, and .by net properly
covering the heaps, or so making them
that the rains are 3 arriei off, instead
of pen:teat:in through them. Any
ordinary el may be need in the place
of 'reek to about the same advantage.
BOW TO IIANIME ,SHEEP'.
A great many five:tees and theiv
help hmiele sheep in. a wrong %My,
oftenpulling Out andfnlls of wool,
trict during 1876-7. The followiee wee. ''
the result ;—Corps to be drilled -slop- Mien this meght just as well be avoid-
ed as not. An old sheep raiser says :
" When about to catch a sheep move
cerefully toward the one to bo taken,
until you are sufficiently near -to sluing
quickly rind seize the beast by the 3.1(
Stria]. both hand. Thenrass 'One hand
.arttund the body, grasp the brisket,
end lift the sheep clear from the
ground. 'The wool meet 1)011 1)0 pulled.
If the sheep is a heavy one, lot ope
hand and wrist be.put aremnd the .neck
51)11 the ether pressed ag.i.etoist the
rump.' This is it good ac1Vice4 as
when sheep aro roughly, •hendled, if:
the wool is pelted, the .sinall bruises
will reeder aeon less, tante, and nsore
difficult, to henclea •
don Field Battery, Wellingteu Ficld
Bettery, Sarnia Gertison, Artillery,
First Regiment Of Ortealty,,7thIgantoo
Light Infantry, 2511i Battalion. Elgin ;
26th Battalion, Middlesex ; 27 Bat
Lambton ; 281h "Battalion,
Perth ; 29t1) Battalion, Waterloo ; 30111)
Bettelion, Wellington ; 82nd Battalion
Bruce, Corps dropped onto-Goderieh
i.lereison A rtillety ; 22nd Battalion,
Oxford Rifles; 2,1111 Battalion, Kea ;
83rd Bettalion, Heron. It tsifl br
soon from the above that ell the Ba1.
talions which formed the Brigade, these
last year are :called oue for theig 50101
al drill °tweet 83rd 13a,ttalion, Huron.
DRILL. --No drill will be perforinecl
by the volunteer force before the firs!
of July. The drill will extend for
eight days, and vvill probably be at the
headquarters of each Company.
amnruigt.e.....inoan,41—,ncormare.orn
AtreittCAN ,SIISIPLIC,ITY Al COURT.—
The (London) Court Journa), roferrinss
to the topic, scouts the claim of Airn-
plicity end 'ClOniefi filAt t,11G American
caetorn of weftrieg citieens clethes at
court liael any better origin than finch
dent. It enys 'lett the fact that the
American Minieter always: appears at
court in plrihi elotbeg insteai of hi the
usuel regulation cesturoe is due, not
Co the roirablioan squearnielmees of
Benjamin Fromhiin, no is generally
atippoeed, but -to the Iatiness of toilja-
Min Franklin's tailor. Said tailor dis-
iirpointed Prarittlia of the Very gorge-
On8 e,eert drese he otdeeed, and
lie had no alternative but to appear in
orclinfteyolotherf. Hewm:shrewaleneligh
to mole a very greet merit of what was
to Min a Very (4110111(81111 110008811,7.
The Janie a the republicatt'e courage'
rang through the world,'and fnm that
time downward the A Meficat
live' claimed as it pPiTilegC Whitt .Ofts
'originally a disagroeabio cidetts
EXPErtniENTING IN PRUNING.
A Westeru fruit grower reporte that
he made the following experiment : A
branch otos ineh in disenetet was cut
from a tree ef Beetle's Janet on the
fit:et day of each moeth irt the year,
end et the end of live years, when all
were healed over, they weve opened
and found to have decayed the leesi in
those cut in Velum:lay and Ittaroli (or
just before the swelling of tho bads),
atid most in thoeo cut in June or July,
or during the growing ectason. This
goes to show that the best time to
Ionise frait trecA is early in the spring,
oefore the sap "begins to flow freely,
whiell 1158 been the castoin, of most
fruit grommet for ft century past,
0Nr,7 O(1): BUtt15 OF POULTRY.
Many por.sotia think Choy ought to
keep ;several broed8 of rowlg brit ono
breed is enough for farmers, and nil
personq IVIO inerely hap poultry for
thole own 1109 Young men aro most
irielined to boy ,sevoral broods, bat a
few years experience gerorally cures
tImin of 'this propensity, Ono good
breed is more profitable, and ft great
cleat ie8q troable than IAVO or three
.when kept separate, It will do very
CURE FOR SCRATCBES.
Take by weight one part of 10 in mid
three pates of lard. Molt them to-
gether over a shiw lire, so as not to
sooreh or burn mid -when melted let it'
cool, then it is ready for use. It ,wili
cure scratches cm horees legs, if ap-
plied os soon as the diseaee is dis-
covored. tleo no water; but brush off
diet if any on the legs. 'Ithen apply 0
good coat of greese--euctrigh to eover
the parte ft&Cted----once a day, and teeo
plications will cure the worse kind
of a case. It, is also good foruild, scabs'
ou horses or cattle, and for galls and
saddle scalds on herses.
ONI) EltRY,
0IiA800'01
INCERIE
HAJ
ell,cr1/.0f, the 1; E Watoh,
VANf,'",0 'S 1W -BLOCK
(in thotore wiLh etr adiesete,
x tr.-31
Tritl attention of the Oople Of 1`,,.;?;el,er and
to 114,1. ,
4111 wEL.I.,{)': lt1S.TABLISIIM'T
NEW
seeetSv meeeetotee eiviteto
S.:
ONE AND 70XANIE
0 BYRNE 6.a 0 .
iltardr.vvare Store
.veetry.
The hebitual iise af celeeY is morc
betieficial to us than is commoi lv sup-
.
peed. A weiter who is shimiliar „with
its virtue says :
I have known many mere and Nv( -
men too; who from various; canses,
had become so much affected by ner-
vousness that wheu they stretched out
their hands they shook Like aspee
leaves on eindy days, antitleYerCiuoll-
estate daily l'i0,e,of the„blandliea foot.
stalks of celery as a salad', they; bei -
051110 as strong aaml steady in limb as
other people. I havo known othere
so nervous that the- least annoyaoce
put them in a state -of agitation, ime.
,
they were in constant perplexity and
fiar, who wore also effeetnelly -trod
by a moderate use of lila lohed c :tory
as a vied at meal time. 1 have knoWn
otherscured of ,palp:t tlion of the
heart. Everybody, engaged in labor
weakening to the meves should use
celery daily in, the srason, and onious
in its steed 'When 11(1 111 seasone;
Somo1inle tyro two Louden thieves
pet in pritetiee'kplate of robbing ajbw.
oIler wiliCh ha(lbeepeclesceibed
tiler pariOdical a piece of pure inven-
tion. The jeweller was furious (he
lost foetydlithisaml• dollars, no : it wfts
eXeusible,) and wrote to the editor of
the magazine, asking hem if it Was Ins
mission to lintel -Let, thieves in new Ways
of plundering the priblec. "My deter
glee' replied. the editor, blandly., "if You
had taken pesiodicalse(whiehe
hopein fumy° you will do,) you would
have put on your guard. Tide comes'
of neglecting the 'claims of literature."
The good Sternaratan stopped: at the
sound of woe; so does le,,good hot se.
: The difference heleven tut 'overcoat
and a baby is : ono you was the other
you wear.
The entire assets of a recent bank-
rupt were ninachitdren. Tee credi-
tors acted:magnanimously and let him
keep them.
A geutleman in Danbury, Conn.,
has had perseverance enough to take
th.e temperauce pledge eighty-three
times and break it eigety.two.
What is the :difference between one
who walks and one who looks up a
flight of stairs ?-0110 steps up stairs;
and the other etaree :up steps.
Irate wife (whose husband: hes re-
turned home late)—" Now, I'll give
you a peke: of my mind." Htisband—
" Doiet my ctear, you can't spare itt"
tvorrieu iu a western eity recently
fell out of a eecond story window and
struck on her head. She said she
didn't ltneve when aeything had merle
her SD macl before.
The young. lady who vowed elmed
never marry 1 man tncler five feet ten
in stature, has not yet been lea to the
alter of Hy -men.
New plul elegant stock of all
idexlm of Watches, Clocks,
()titian', Silver-plated
Ware, and
JEWELRY
1(11. kinds,
NEWEST DESIGNS, LATEST NO
EUROPEAN & .MRICAN
RaopucTs.•
and nanny 0(301:01 manliness and beauty at oz.-
- 1, emely low prices,
,Thwelry of all kinds unumfactured to order, aild
Watches, Cloaks, tte,, repaired at short notiee.
11.5-S" All work warranted,
Exeter, A
5 E. .JONES.
AP't /7
se.
0.L. NO. 924
4.0 Night of moot
lug—First At`ridity in 0,
017 111011111, o'vt-r StAn-
lpy Jormyn's store,
. D INBAV'S 11 mr, 140 01c, umil,
)11,0throi
vilianyinvitoci to 61
501141.
oA.T.Tst,/C WILLIS,
W.111.
;MIEN WHITE,
,
CLOTHINI
Exeter Clothing 1L1,ore
melt Sabseriber wishes to return eis 1111
0013 thanlcs for pest patronage, and woultl
call parapular. attention to the pritt,,e• ,Stock of
GentiSyurnishings just arrived.. I have a fel
cissortMent of the newest and most fasltionabli
..,niti'terials for (ion t's wear, Ett„wisli and b'rencl
Fancy Coatings, Englsit, Suotek,and Canittlim
Broadcloths, Doeskins and Fitney Veskings. A
eltoice stock of • •
Hat .3 and caps.
of the latest fashion, Ge'uts desiring a fash
iouable and perfect 0 iiig suit should lcavi
their orders at the Exeter Clothing %ore. --
'Perfect satisfaction gnarly:Antal in 1.1‘ e1 ill
sfance. MR. H. still 1 rs el n3 r6.0.
the Cutting:Department. All cloth bought o
me out fret, of charge.
r„,J.P. Iyo
,A.9,tg4,.„,s'farcli 16
7.15.110.X. .PS011 .',1711;;ZIAMS
• L 1 ,
• V L
Boiler an ci.
Engine Works
MITCHELL, ONT.
Terceliceso power
wood Sawing 111aCiiin.6
This machlue'has been thoroughly tested and
given '
ENTIRE SATISFACTION
it is supplied with a
BAND WHEEL
f or driving a
Straw Cuttor,,„„
" GrafCruAlier, .
okouler mac:Macey, withoet extra, expense ex.
rapt for the belt,
TRIAL OFFERED,
kinds of
Farmingimplements
Rept constantly on nand.
BOILER SHOP
111 full 0:)cration.
, ,
ENGINES
of all sizes to order.
ZPAilts •
Xpbait Bi:73sett's Tiu shop,
14,1x.o tat.
promptly atte11tlet1 to.
Address—
'
THO'AIPS0N & WILLIAMS,
3(i icliell.Out.
ST. MAIIY'S LIME W01111,S.
dra,Nv kilns tieing now in full operation and
turning out deity11. litrge puautity of
MI 1U
that feral! purposes
Alla C1301110t 1./0 surpassed in the Domin-
ion.
Parties from IL (161141104 0101 always be stpplied
either at the kilns or (Unveil9 by teams b low-
est rennmeratfve rates. . Orders item a distaucs
promptly a Li iultql to. .•
lifV•30. (t SCLATER.
EXETER
STEAM RAU. & CRADLE FAUTDRY
EO. C OTTLE
zt.txtrs.torrann
7oocien Harvest Tools
es,
"inaitltes,
Fork Handles,
Grain Cradles,
PAIN TIN G !
HOTT SE
SIGN' FRESCOR
And all kin& of-
Ornaniental Woric
Ar440
TAPER Ilit,NGING AND ruLso.
1\IINING DONE BY
G- N. Tomlinson.
N.B. Graining ft Specialt
May 10,876,
REDITON w00ri13t4=
)
'rho mnierSIgned 1161.111g mot c0401.6
CREDITON ,
OOLE11. tILLS
and thototighlyrotittoo. (11010,,4o would itiferne
ifilial)itants of ridjoitnee !towed -lips 31)131 115
13 tow esepered (10 do elf Myles of
Carding Weaving
and Fulling
Red every tallish, ditto:Mess (tarried 011 1)) ail
awl 11 se 1'ettr,011a1)111 ;etre efcSO 1)0 3000 Omit,
8, whore also,
RALPH KiPATRICK0
LatO of Exeter N\rooien iiihi
f e,
73e sure and get the W. D.11eG1oc1ilon watch
*before buying.' You will have no other after see-
ing them All wbo wear them re001.111.1) end them.
Gelid and Silver, Ladles and Gentleman's sizes,
77 Bunches street, London. Sec the testimonials.•
The largest, bee tand cheapest stoek of fine G,old.
S.O.WelrY, CIOCkS;' fiP(31.1 NitltliTWO-ej, Pgi,f1.0
(4•Oods, .90,, .90 in nib 1,?OyineeaRepttiring,'
every descriptioM BloGLUORIS.,
77 Dundas 81:10)1a011
EXE
DOOR AND
LI111) 11,11C//011,T
as
l'ho mule:signed would acquaint (ho 1,41.1131i0
that (hay havo commenced bm.iine8s in the above
line, and that they ILTO premixed to Contract for
Building ;throughout, or for parties furnishing
their owurniNtorial, nal (11)11(1 11111)' keep constant-
ly On hand
Window Blinds,
Mouldings,
Scroll Work,
&re., &e.
Plating done to order with
Dispatdh.
And froin' env thorough 'knowledge ei the 1311s14,
11088 'tin(' 'the improved' Machinery, which WO,
Intini.Placed in the' ft1014,),".yv We- 'f,eel confident of
giVing.sAt Urn:,
tae, Planand". Speelfl.cationa. On ap
plication„,e
• •
Item eutb Or the aaee,
T 1 0 S T
Oto OitO tilt X
°»r, whw a, J87(1.
rr
-4
ETC.
ready for the coining harvest, 'the
celebrated
cey Hay-- Rake
Novelty in this section...
1\fERCIET.A_NTS
. will flrid4t to
Their Advantage to Buy their Stock from
11101
• 5
as I amprepared to deal with them as reasona-
bly as any other establishment, and to give prompt
attetttion to an orders.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
Turning •
of all kinds made a specialty in the business.
GEORGE COTTLE
Exeter, April 8, 1871. 82-62r
FRESH ARRIVALS!
AT TRH.
People's Grocery
Store.
3.- CRIINNICAN
los received a huge stock of
GROCERIES, crtocKER7
. 4110 11 largo stock of
BOOTS cec SHO S
suitable for Fall and Winter, emsisting or
Men's, Women's and Child,
yen's Wear. •
These in Want of ft first-class articie in the Boo
end shots line should 110) 11111 to
EXAMINE MY STOCK
Before purchasing,
as my experience of thirty years in that line eta
bles me in purchasing to select that only which
can recommend,
A LARGE LOT OF
First Class-Baeon
-
..JBST• RECEIVED' •
AI...C..13.11N NICAN
• ,BRODERIOR'S•• •OLD 'STAND,: • •
•. . . , , •• •
••• . •
ASADA COMPANY'S LA.NDS 1.POR
8ALit, ' "
The Canada, Compnaly offer for rmld 'some AO 30
acres ot their Ionia in
:130gailariet1 1\loGinivpy Ste7
' phOli
tao!s? Improved by -the Take Burwell drainage
works. ,
1.151S eftnnds and partiettlare ad to terMa 01411
bo 01)1411.031 011 applicatiou tO
l'OrOnto,
Canada Company's Onkel
1010010, 7b1 s
Carrying the Qa adian and 'Unite
thief, lqails
Trouble of looking after Bag-
gage, andlurchase
YOUR' TICKET
prtoM THE
LOCAL AGENT
(Ina thus avoid the trouble and eouresion at
the Boat's Where, where you will pay the saW
Bates same Lastehs.eN. Y. S. S.
Lines.
:hie of thq first-class, full -powered Clyde -built
steamships of the above line, constructed' espe-
cially for the navigation of the Atlantic, averag-
ing irom 1,010 to,a,200 tons.lvillleave Quebec every
Saturday for Liverpool and. LoinlOntlerry,,.
Sailings of Mail Steamers:
FROM QUEBEC ;
PRUSSIAN, 27tii may,
SARMATIAN, s (.1.
1110RAVIAN, 10t13 Juno.
CIRCASSIAN, 1711t June.
POLYFESIAN, 24th ,Tune.
SARDINIAN, 1st July.
Prepaid passage certificates issued et lowest
ates to persons wishing to bring out Wends.,
GLASGOW DIRECT.
The steamships 01 (1110 Glasgow' Line will be
desoatched from Quebec.
For tiokets and every information apply to
WHITE & SONS,
AG-ENTS
.``Times" Office, Exeter.
Enlargement of Premises
ifiRE UNDERSIGNED, GRATIFIED 1N13
1 the liberal patteuf!:ge, bestowed on hint
since he commeneed bnamess, 'ivotild acquaint
his numerous friends and customers with the
fact that 1a10ieil1iirged"1119 inkseut, praou of
business. and laded, largely 'to his stoek of
Leather, including -.French, Gauadien and
atterican,
51)0. ho isprepared to 1111 all orders
that be may be favored with oti the shortest no-
tice, awl in a style that cannot be surpassed in
Ole OoLuty of uron.
Exeter. Jan. 18, 1876.
W. TROTT.
229 -res
'EXPRESS.
The Anierican Express Co.
HAVE
Opened an office
EnriErt
AND ARE PREPARED
To Convey Goods
oney and. valuables to any point.
GrIlE...NIAQ ES
BOUGHT AND SOLD
For further, particulars apply t's
-W J wHar
tkis:01.1100, Uetr.
Amon
tier go06 Vf0 Lave the f011OWIng, which
ILL BE SOLD ,AT BOTTOM PRICES
Hourigates Peeiloss Axes, Broad Chopping Adzes,
Fuse, Lace
Faucets,
Glass,
Oleo,
indstones,
Hinges,
Horse Shoes,
Hammers,
Lead
Lanterns,
Babbit 1VIeti1,
Bmshee of all kinds,
130115,
13unelt Screws, .
13oring Machines,
Borax,
ham
°Ong°,
Door Sp.tinga,
1)11mb-bells1
21.1.1.13'ber end Ilemp
Leather,
Mats,
Placbine 84 Paint Oils
Paints
Putty,
Powder,
Itevolvere
Isope,
Spades and Shovels, Settles, $lipt, Saws, Turpentine, hag Twine; Viees,Varnish, Wireettet
ZiLLO
ra- Two, speciaeatious VatituatesprOpared for building.
O'BYRNE 8t co.
1%11aW S FRANC GOODS
C. 1.Y1,'WEBB. GRANTOI•T,
HAs gisr.e REotrtil and is now prepared to
SHOWTHE LARGEST STOC
((4.04. 1311080 in Granton, consisting .3
New Prints, Gray Cottons'White Cottons, new Costume Cloth,
Black Lustres, Hosiery, Gloves, &c., &c.
TAILORING DEPARTMENT
Now English and Canadian spring tweeds, new worsted enatingr, doeskins ad broadcloths, thelo.test
styles in collars and ties, &a., &e. A tlret-class French tailor on toe premises, and a perfect fit guar-
anteed. IV aw'springlutts 4100 011)38 (mg shawl goods.
A new stool 0) 041115, glass, putty, paints, oils, &e., coming to hand. Builders furnished at reduced
prices. .C. M. W
NE'SPIIIIIR NODS
Spring Goods
SAMWELL
Have in:41.0011W and opened out,
Nev Prints, very low,
New Grey Cotton, very cheap,
,New Bleached Cotton, cheaper than ever,
New Black Lustros, best makers—all prices,
New Silver Gray Lustros'very
New Colored Silk, at Job Prices,
- New Black Silks, best value,
New Fancy Dress Goods, all Prices,
New Linen Costumes, in great variety.
.1\TEW
Spr ng Goods
PICKARDD
In -Gents' .kurnishingel
we are also very complete, having receiveA and waned out il first-class assortment of
New Spring Tweeds,
New Worsted Coatings,
New Black Broad -cloths,
New Black Doeskins,
. New Black Cassimeres
New Hats and Cays in all new styles,
New Ready-made Clothing in great variety,
Also a complete stook of .13oois, Shoes, rockery, etc. A. *first-class lot of new Wall -paper
heap, for Spring Trade; also,
A First - Class Tailor on the Premises.
Allentrusting us with their orders may rely oe getting a perfect fit, and good wcrlimans It
JUST RECEIVED
EXETER
Grocery and Liquor Store
A large stock of
Green, Japan, Young Ilyson and
Black Teas,
Raisins. currants, Prunes
IDniEr) Apples, OANI\TD FRUIT,
sardines, Lobsters Salmon
Bitter Sauce and Pickles, Brandies, Gins, Wines and. Syrup
Rye, Malt, Scotch, Irish and Common Whiskies, Tobaccoes
and Cigars,
Wholesale and _Etetail.
C.. A MACE
Main Street, Exeter.
UNDERTAKING
C. &SCILEZ Ezvrtit,
tInclor takers
OULD SA.Y TO
those NAM intend
parcliating to do so from
the thainififeturet, The
dealer liobu. 15 Sell
again roust 1100050111313'
have a firal. We claim
to give ttlO purchasers 'the
benefit, which cannot fail
to 1110o1 the views of the
ot4rangers, Our expenses
Tare less thanthose ot 01(8
autnOrhotAn,orgoonserittiott, ,
W0061) dell oho ap dr,
and. Furniture Manufaottireilb
E WOULD
speciniatteation
to our ttudorte,king depart., ,
tient, 'which is inore, nein.
vlote than ever, as WO lia:ve
s added several 80W dedigne
, 4 of late. The boat
o41511c31, siltotiatt,i,tha,e,bory
funerel requbitte th0
loweat prices. Our ,,rieW
hearse ut prOnefinced
competent jUdgeli tO be
secend to unte In the
proVitiOd
. .
Emblems for all the Different Societies.'
S. GIDE4E-r,
R. 1ST ORSWC rr
V060 SE lit7:E2a u:Aontaz A,casztir
SINTAINIVD assi-tmcn1 alWayti on and, Any mta , to btatt,
A tette ftafibrifiterit of Needle§ end other Irtnnialtittga kept fit stock 161. over Mud etAcWing 1140,4
050100. IfittablifekithPkirdSh, Ail rits,ve bad a lang e1ter10000;titit Sett ingUitchineS, atalintilM•stant1
11)0011 therbnAkIkviVittildbtf altitiTs1antitgili it' those urehsSe it Li' rit hie. Al) 05;
'deracb&ti,ri 04 )'io'6ftiottlotillr14,4,6:Att5:,•Illilihe,St. ono deer ilVeStote
Of the oeet site teotet.
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