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AuuAut 18,1877'
.Ital. Sit, it 'NTS
It X laTrolt.
W.i1.a e•oma 1 9,121 to $1 Si
ie. Wl'ott1 „ .., 1 00 to 117
drloy se 58
Vats„, -„44.1 to 45
rot,AiOe6,„ 60 to 60
j.&i
r3( 5 .., ... 65 to t8
a 7s ,. ., 18 to 58 t
25 titter ... 18 to 21 1
2913mal 7,0 •bb1,... ,b 00 to S 50
it �n 72 to 11
Silents .. ,.., 14 to 16
Boge , 450 to 740
31eof. 5 00 co 6 0
T1i;lss.. 6 CO to 6 50
Seeepslriar ., ...-76 to 1 23
�gaY S 00 tel 10 00
r)ried Apples 1 75 to 2 00
, t:lttoct - . 73 to1 40
1,aad. T 1;t to h5
wool ;17 10
°Turkey* :rxl to 1 ' 1e
fi'.e5a .. .., , 30 to r0
hne1a .1•r_.. ................ ...„ ............. 110 to50
H€:RBAL1,Itorlttetssame asaboro.
87:, 1.tA111'6.
(rtapotto4 rognlar y 117 A. taalbraith,t'torIl)
Dodd wheat, per bualtol .., 1 55 t¢. 1 39
,prior, rzizcot .., 1 ;3 to 2 29
1; real ..,, .. ,., '0 to 50
Pr 7r• to 70
outs .,. ... S110 40
pot*t t.A ger bug ... 94 to 90
Al l atv. ,. 40 to 59
Iee1per lb ... . ... 4 to 6
',4 aaoa ” .,. .,5 le 7
' k per trot ... ..... "519 to vas
Fg1r,per tisaen ... if to «f1
;ttylr .,, .: ,. 17 to 1*
Xaa.. .. ...................... ........ ...,-. BUG to 9 00
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FOUB BEST HOUSES OF
'i'rn i S .
T. EATON e "Co,, Toronto
,'j(. EATON & Co. Lo.ldou
7. .EA TON & Co.,Harailton
!i. Y. 1EATON & Co.,St. Marys
W1131022 ct co being the must extensive
•414yPyR o;322 Always °stain spaci4.l. ;i@kttti're by
hosing dry.goetis and elothir3g. Yon can save
15 ilea cent,
('lluy for cash.
Way s of buoifasa-. Sell far enrL.
Alark gctcrosponn.
I.Outy one price.
the nearest of above house is
Y" EATON 4: Co.
M.lik'S,selling tremendous cheap
f',r ca7.11 this month.
LOXDQN, .EGRDN AND BRU(:B.
2'.13fE T415L X.
t4`raixe wIl ran until farther matte* as fellows:
oanla :+onto,
Ateit ditrod
7 Naioa ,.. .,. " 300 rat. 7 10 A.il
lirwen. '" ... ... " s S4. 'a ft 45
enguleboyo,.. .. " 5 48 " A 1+e,
C antralia ... .,. ... " b o1 " 9 .'3.
ENote.• ... „. ... '" 6 50 all la 10
lien gall ... ... " 6 33 " ii I t
li;i••pen "" 5 41. " 11 Sat "
lh.w^etleld „. .,. ... 1 33 " 11 45
cIbtiox . ,.. ,.. '' 1 19 " 12 4,1 ,:
it hl5hoto :. -,. ... "" 813 " . 2 2242.412,
L' nolurdl00 ... ... " 10 35 1.i.'
aerla•GI 54417211
1:tue+raino
\S'ln,lkoot...
(lintel
7lruooAel
Ripmet ...
Flinn/P.11 -..
Exeter ...
efutraits...
Londa* ..
$1.00000
WANTED
IN 1) i H
SAIVIIIVELITha
]ttan Afiroii
8 60.1.14. 10 SQA. ]!
9 10 '"1 i °'4r,a
::: :: 9)4 631 x
., 9
9 4; " 205
°•2N 344sCV
:,.oral 46 " °' 4 49
leautU.Y 1 't 51,1 °50s.—Soutltcy, in a
1)"tter ;0 car .bgerton Brydgt's says
"Did you ever observe stow remarks. ly
Ohl 3(2o 12l'1n48 taut feu i y lik•nuesscs,
which, htvin been kept, as it were,. 1.8
al) y:anee while the passions and busaless
of the word engrossed the paries, conte
forth again i11 age (as in. infancy.) titen.
featltres se,thug into t eir primary char
7tahe.r b•'fore dissolution 1 I leave, sen
Ft) 110, :aif,Cillg instances of this ; a bro-
ilter a':d sister, t 13(11 no two par tins 1.
mi ;die of life could have bee.. mora mi-
ll3e i0 C1lnfte'1a>ICe or in character, 14 -
c•1>unI.," like as tw its at last. 1 now .ec
llty f,.aat.herva lerea.0cuts in the 1uokil.",-
g :t,:l, where tlteyZnever used to appear,'
Hover accuse a child of a fa ilt u•iless
•1x1 or c•rttin he commitlei it.
1'.'It. $.,ollld not be treate'l With s11s1)1011417.
'We t ho Ila :.ct towards them in this mut-
t° las we .eel the oug It to net to.v;ir1
nth»rs, only lei li greater tenderness —
not lays, as is usually done. We slu).t1c1
always put the best construction possibla
1)11olt their cut:at:et ; that is, unless 0 ,
:L.,: sure a chil1.1 iS telling a lie, and Cd,l]
prove it do not show the least hedit:aton
i;h beliewiug whav% the s,tyr. Far be.ter
that you should bedeceived, than run-
ning the ri k of showing a truthful child
you do not trust leo. Your simple trust
may nl.tke a lying child truthful. ' Your
d)ubt of his, truthfulness may make a
truthful child a liar.
Don't rely Itpe11 +410411( tel 11011.1 rely
upon the mune of your ancestors l'halts-
ands have spent the prime of life hi Valu
Lope of help from those whom they cant.(
frienals, and thousands have starved 111•
osuso they had a rich father. Hely 111,1111
the good. moue whichis made by yo1404
owwn exertions, ,and know that better r Ulan
the best friend you can have is ungnestiou-
, able dl.t a•111i11at.r.iou, united with ttaeisite
01 Cleat alter.
As intron, rAyr Aon. ---The line •of con. •
duct elaobtaa by a buy during file live Peau;
tircui 1111 0tl 'to tivu11tt trill, In :duces;
every; iuldl11103 lltt31'tWle+ her l°hula3 tel
1 l'lite: As he hs then careful or 11re1Ptis'
pruucut or imprudent, industrious or -
doleut, trutlrlul or dibntu}111iu , luto] 1igen;
eu 1;„;u1 1 lut,,t:enlperate or dissolute, 60, will,:
1N' uta ml after years, *71(1 it needs 110 pro -
1002 10 Ulst his hol'oseopC, br calculate
Is 0111a11Cbs.
r. road up hill in life niay bo hard,
t 1111 late It in 0betel; and t hey win.
nt .letii'ts t><;illtct a hill 7,11811 i•11131
11 It:tt was Bard to .tienr , trill { M
remember. If yehug 111031 wool
selVett', work hard, live hard.
their (:511y day:*, tney lie'•,
sir noses to the grilldslelie.aL
is nfally do.
0 the above amount, have have deter rued to mark down al1'tlle balazlc
of their stock, at the lowest bottom mice. For intending cash lhur
018126ers it will be a rare chance tt secure great, bargains, asp
the goods are all new fall gal. is, including newest
styles o
res* Goods.
Colored and bead silk shawls
Shawls
Clouds
Boots and shoes
and eve ytbiug pertaining to
first -sears Mock.
;.*MADE CLOTHING, FURS & :IZLLINER3, AT ROOK BOTT,
Z a.tUCES, Call and two. No trouble to show geode.
Coffins 0
order a
FUNKI
The hes
Show Ra
THE NEW GROCER"
Hooper & Bissett
THE NEW STORE -'l
Hooper & Bissett
4.4444.4.4.414444
NEW FRUITS FRESH TEA.,
r. Pi'RE SYRUPS ---GOOD SUGAttSI„
FISH—ALL KINDS
and everything in the
General Grocery Line
FLOUR
—FEED-
-A ND-
--FEED--AND--- '
PROVISIONS
---STRICTLY CASH ----r
dellvor*6 to 411 parts of the tetra
Remember the Place,
On D0011 SOUTH Of MESSRS SAMW.LL PICXAlt11'S
Farm Produce taken in exchange
Hooper & Bissett
.ria D1SSETT
iti 1 r. H00TEA.
—.— ,_.-- ._w____.....
CASH ! erg'! C
t. E ill FURNITUI E AND UNDER1AKINS R ONiS IN HENSALL.
The undersigned would inform the inn*bitan
of Hay, Usborue and Tuckersmith, that b c
wino anent on Fridaty, October 27, his ne
store with Mellows 4 lot of Furniture as an
he seen north of Loddon, and at pricer: tha
will be found as low as any house in the trade,
if no- lower. As the goods will be manufactur-
ed under my own supervision, will befotmd to
give entire aatisfaetion. Those Training to
furnish their hoib , should call and examine
my Mock beforepnrclia'sing elsewhere.
FUNHRALS attended on the sh..rtest no-
tice.
King street, Hensel
Hensall„Oot, 26, 1876, (1y)
JOHN R►,NTON
has oompleted
arx
goo
the
GREAT WESTERN R'Y
for the dein' ry of ibousauds of cords of A st-c
wtaod, either dry or green, at
EXETER AND HES. NS LL,
HARDWARE ; SCORE
O'BYRNE & Co., EXETER.
The Cheapest Plage in Town to buy
Hardware, Paints, Oils, Glass
PLASTER PARIS,
WATER LIME and
ST. MaA.R1Y'S WHITE LIME
IT—
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Cali a d ser their ehooping axes, Eedge Tools of tie heat doseription all
l<s f Saws.. No infrier or rusty .tools in stook. Chain Reps, Cow -ties.
Hinges, polis, and: ,Lt"sill• All kinds. of Planes for Mesbanice. As' w1+
got at al triule,draeoui t., wo `are prepared: to sell cheaper than' any -house in
•1
O13711.731. and. Co. ' •
CIVIS
Cord wood to be 4 feet from scarf to point ; crewed wotadttx average'
inches. Cali early and make arrangements with him asci get aj ecifications.
ae' 21, 1876.
JOHN BANTON.
F ANSON'S I3'I,t)C,K,
Exeter,
THC MARKET QUESTION
ISAAC CARLING
Being now in receipt of a large stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Wines and
Liquors, Crockery, Etc.,
At his Store, Main Street, Exeter, which will be sold at the
Ita*WeSiNeel* $
The inhabitantsofExeter and vicinity need not feel troubled
at the want of a market wherewith to make money. but
call at the store of the subscriber and
SECUR r, , 'THE BARGAINS
There to be had• bi ''Overooating, Full cloths, Broad -o leaDoe Skins, Silks,Winceys, Delaines, and everytllingi
needed in the Dry Goods line. The Grocery
Department is Complete. An inspedtion invited
ISAAC CARLING
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;No trouble to ishow goods.
For cheap Gents' watches,
Go to S. E. Jones',
For cheap Ladies' watches
Go to S E Jones',
For cheap Ladies' silver watches,
Uo to SE Jones',
es,
Go to S E Jones'.
silver : plated
Go to 8 E Jones.'
For. Boys'_ silver watch
For :endless variety of
ware,
For eight day.. clocks,
Go to S E'Jfnnes`.
For thirty hour docks, '
>, , . Go to S l,. Jones',
For Ladies'Tuskin gold setts,
,,.
Go to . 5,T•1 Jonass'
laces' and Gents' Gold chains,
Go to S Ea Jones'.
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