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THE TIMES
THE. STAR GR.00 HthY,
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1ilaving bought out the interest of my late partner, Mr. L. Thorne,
chased in the cheapest market, I am enabled to offer goods that can
holesale and. ° &tails
mode t 'n, Mail. Street.
,.. ,,1.,n(-: ,m.1u.+-amn1111. our.m.,-..a+.n.,..m..o.m,... v.1.w..e.am.y1- _ .. .,
.)rd ,,7RIKETS
I•AAL Withhal%
White Vtheat
Scott ...A OU to Ull2.
•••
" S1ItrsU wn:11AT
rife
Red Chaff "
Barley
(Oats
'(Rover Seed
0 04 to 095
,,. ... 0 92 to 0 09
.. ... 087to000
., ..,.. 0 4o to 1 50
..., ... 028to!'30
ii 40 to 8 75
I.'ea5 ... ... ... 0 5)) to 5 55
Eggs .., 0 09 to 0 90
Butter .,. 0 05 to 0 00
perC) Ori t0 500
Potatoes,p(l bag ... ...
to 0 00
0 70 to J 75
i1)'1us, per bag .-. .., b 05
Dried Apples pr b.., •• ".
flogs, dressed par 100 5 to 5 4
i3 oaf ,.. . 5 00 to 0 00
iltdes 4 5
Shecpskies, eaoh ...
03 to 5 Oa
a0 to 0 50
Hay per ton .. 83)) to 0 (Ill
Cu ions per bush ... ... ... ... 0 50 to 0 73
hard ... .„ ... . 0 00 to 0 10
Wool, per lb 0 78 to 0 2))
Turkeys per lb,- 0 07 to 0 07
<;eeso 00.55 to 005
Ducks, 0490air
ST. AMAlti:'S
Fall wheat, per bushel 0 07 to C OO
t,pring wheat .....................•.......•....,0 84 to 0 87
Dailey .... 9,i to 0 4u
.'egos ................... 45 to 0 95
Oat4 ....." . 0 28 to 0 3u
flay .. - 7 09 90 8 00
1''gl s 549 dozen
:Butter ..... 00 to 0 8 .................................. 0 00 to 0 8
Bides per ib 0 t rte 0 0(s
Potatoes per bag 40tn 0 50
.: ........................ .
Sheep skins .:... 0 05 to 70
IITu16ALL 16AAAETEl.
White wheat $ 00 to 0 05
ed wheat 0 530 to 0 3)5
epribg wbeat 0 00 to 0 97
1Sarloy.. 0 (35 to 9,0
1 "as .......... . .... ... ........ ..„„. .......... ..(1 45 to 0 50
Outs 0'13 to 0 28
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CLERK'S NOTICE OF FIRST POST-
IivG OF VOTERS' LIST.,
raters' Jt.fSs--1,.x7:3—.'fsfrn,rrip OHO;
of Ilia Toaa.'ee:weei.fa (0f EiNbcar.0 ,
Camay of Alarm!.
NOTIOE IS HERE BY GIVEN THAT
Ihave transmitted cr riehytredto the perscrls
ill ntioiiud in the Third and Fourth Sections of
the "Voters' List Act," the copies required. by
Saud ^4e etious to br so trammitted or delivered of
the List madepursnaut to the said Act of a
*. 7.t
Oh Olo( aront iugby the last revised Assessment
hull 0f sent ulunic'pal ty. to he eutitlid to unto in
til( sold municipality at elections for Members of
ah( t ..'i..l.ttiye Assembly and ut (uuuiclpul elec.
ti.)ns.'tih(tthat tend ListWasfirst posted up at my
oillee fu IIeb.u'ne leu the Twenty-first thy of
August; 1d10, and remains there for ivapection.
..lectors arc caiive( upon to exautine tale said
Met until( ally onilssiuus or other errors are
funnel finoiw to tulle hlnanediate proceedings to
have the /).id errors corrected according to law.
Dated tills 21st day of August, 11379,
N. J. CJ.,A115.,
Clerk of said monicirality,
pN THE SURROGAT 'E COURT
of the
COUNTY HURON.
In the matter of the Guardianship of the In-
fant Children of Robert Mlrray,Deccased.
Take notice that at the expiration of twenty
days (after the first publication of this notice, ep-
piicutlnu will be made to the Judge of the Sarre -
{gate Court of tlhe County 091lnron by A goes Mur-
ray, ray, of the Township of Hay, in tae said County
ofHurne,w'itlow,tor letters of t:wadinn hila,ap-
poiutin. her, the trai.l 1gues blown y, (;uar(lian of
the iufaut children of the said Reber' hurray
iu bis lifetime, of the said Township of Hay, yco-
nina,
Dated at Exeter, this 0th day of August,1870,
Br1a. V..1' ILt0T,
Attorney for the said applicant.
(
MILLINERY
Jf .111 SS Ga&8iIc1f�'�.
A full line,00w in, of
Spring and Mummer Hats, ant1y;Bonnets,
all the very latest shapes.
Now Flowers Feathers, and OrnJnents'
Trimmings in great variety.
GIRLS IIATb FROM $1.00 UP,
niooli trimmed. Everything will be sables cheap
as possible.
Fancy Goods, l3orlin Wool, Mottoes, etc.,afui
Hue always kept.
Jackets made or cutin the latest styles.
MISS GARLICK,
Aeril, 78. Vain, St. E seter,
'R. BOWLER'S EXT.
WILD Strawberry
Cholera Morbus, Sea Sickness and
1 a nt5 ioldl from 1t-
Summer .Om l 1
all Summ C 1 'y 1 1
.6r
Y
ly to the influence of DIi, I'0 WLER'S
]stract of Wild Strawbo':ry. Cramps,
Colic, Vomiting, Sour Stemaoh, and
every variety of fluxes of the Bowels
are cured by the use of this great
Vegetable Remody,without Lajulyto
Ilio system. For children it has no
aquas. Thousands (lie annually from
the above diseases , whichmighthave
boon saved by the timely nso of this
medioine, For s.:1e by all dealere, at
I374 eta. per bottle, or 8 for $1.00.
' FAILED11TD BY
1Z'N $L
( N'TLZ+Y & PE AR SON
ro.no.rr.
Wesleyan Female College !
011' HAMILTON, ONTARIO,
the oldest Ladies College 10 t110 Province, enters
oil its , illoteouth year on Sopt. 8. l'or variety of
Departments, extent of (urri0u11un, thorough -
de -s of instruction and exca11eu00 of M000141110-
itl [lel) It l6 SO 5110 very trout rail.:, For 01511103150
a pply to the principal, A, l3L'RRNS,13,17,
Regulations
RESPECTING. THE DISPOSAL OF CER-
TAIN DOMINION LANDS FOR TILE
PURPOSES OF T8tE CANANDIA PAOI-
PIG RAILWAY.�
DrmART.00sT 01:' Tx6 I1:TERI011,
0ttawa, July Oth,1870.
"Public no lice is hereby given thattho following
regulations aro plou1.i1•'u.te:l as governing the
mule of disposing of the Dominion Louis situate
1 itlliu 110 (000 huudrud mud ten) miles on each
8100 of Outline of the remedial). Yaoifc Railway :
1, "Until further and final 8lrvey of the said
railway 1016 boon made west of the lied Itivor,and
for theurpose of these reeulatione, the line of
the sal(1railway Shall be mistimed to b0 on the
fourth base westerly to the intersection of the said
lase by the 11: o becw.t0u ranges 21 and 'let west of
the (ret principal er err tlan, and theuee in a direct
line to the couifu0uce of the Shell liivor Assiui-
hoine.
2. "Th ocountry lying on each side of the line of
railway shall bo respectively divided into bolts, as
follows
"(1) A. belt of l-vc miles on either side of t110
railway, affil immediately adjoining the same, t0,
bo called belt A,
"(3) A. belt of fifteen miles on either side of the
railway, atliolo ng•tile salve, to be called belt 13,
"(:3) A belt of twouty miles on either side of the
railway, a.djeiuing belt 13, to be called belt C.
"(d) A belt of tweuty miles on either side of the
railway, adjoining brit (1, to Ire called belt 1)
• 5) :1 belt of fifty utiles on either side of the
railway, adjoining belt 0, to be culled belt 1'1.
3. `Tile Iloreiui0n lands in belt A shall be ab-
solutely withdraWll bund homestead entry, uslo
from pre -eruption, and shalt bo held exclusively
for Balt' at Fitt dollars per acre.
4."The lauds in belt 13 shell be disposed of as
follows—The oven -numbered sections witL'intbe
belt shall be set (wart fer 110ma5taad5 and pre-
emptions, mud the edd-uumbelett sections shall
be regarded( a6 railway lands proper, The
h0lne5tt1ad8 021 the even-uunlbere(' sections, to
the extent of eighty an1011 each, shall consist of
the easterly 11111005 0) the easterly naives, also off
the westerly halves of the westerly halves, o
such 58e51r)05: and the pre•en)ptlons on such
even-)•uuteered Bections, also to the extent of
eighty acres each, adjuinntg su.:11 eighty -acre
11u1uestead8, shalt coneist of the westerly -halves
of the easterly hale;, also of t w east5rly halves
of thn westerly halves of %mat sactious, atm shall
be sold at elle rata of $2.50 (two dollars add fifty
ooute) per acre. Railway lends proper, being the
odd-un'nberodseetis'us-within the belt, will bo
heli[ for sale at rive dollars per acre.
5 "Tho even-.. lmbere(1 sections in belt C will
be sot apart far homesteads and pre -eruptions, of
eighty acres each, i15 planner as abovedeseribed:
the price of pre•eu(lnione similarly to be 02, 50
(tiro dollars and filly cents) per acre: the rail-
way lauds to consist of the odd -numbered sec-
tions, and to be dealt with in t110 saute manner as
ab01'0 p1•uvldad ill respect of lauds in belt 13. ex-
cept that the price) snail be i9:1 60 (three dollars
111149 fifty cents) per sere.
0. "The even -numbered 600(411 is in belt D shall
also be set apart for t:Omestee.us and pre•eu1p-
tions of eighty acres each, a= provided for in res-
pect of belts 35 and 0, but the price 01 Pru-emu-
tioneshall beattnorate of $2 (two do1l1,1s) Per
acre. ltuilwny hauls to consist, a5 In Ilea, 11 and
0, of the utl(1-lumbered sections, nu1the price
thereof to be at the uniform rate of 112 (two dol -
1a1.4) per acre.
'7. "in the holt 111, the description and area of
homesteads aid pre-empti0118, alld railway lands
reepeetively to he as above, and the price of both
lure -em I)t10n and railway lands to be at taw urn -
form rate (1991(111)0 dollar) per acre,
8. "rho terms of sale of pre-ompti0215 through-
out the several belts. B,;C, D, and E. shall be as
iollews. viz : FOur.teutes of the purchase money
together with interest on the latter,at the rate of
SPX per cent. per annum, to be paid at the mid of
three years from the elate of eetly; the replan -
der to i)0 plaid hi six equal annual instalments
from and alter the said date, with interest at the
rate above mentioned, ,n such balance of the pur-
chase money as may from time t0 time remain
uupald, to be paid with eachiusta,meut.
0. "T130 terms of rale)of railway lands to bo uni-
formly 08 follows, viz: OnOt-ants lib 0(1811 at the
time of pur0111580 ; the balance in nine equal an-
nual instalments, with interest at the rate of Six
per cent per annum on the baluuce of purchase
x110ney fruul time te, time romainillg unpaid., to be
pawl with 0130(1 instalment All payer eats, either
dor pre-emptions or 001'1:111.1971131111.11d9 proner,shall
bo 111 cash and not in scrip or ()entity warra.lts.
15, "All entries of lauds shall bo subject to the
followiug provisions respecting the rigut of way
of the Canadian •l'aciiic Rahway or any (10v-
ernme115 c01a111Gat).On railway conue0ted there-
with, viz:
A.10 tae ease of railways croseinglland entered
as a homestead, the right of way thereon 813(111 be
free to the Government.
ttl3. Wli,re the railway a:o8se8 pro-emp+inns or
railway lauds proper, the owners shall ouly be 611 -
titled. to claim payment fog the land required for
right of way at 111e 551110 roto per acre as he mal
lave paid tae Government fur the same,
.11. " 7'0 above regalatlnns 81)x11 come into force
011 11.11C1 after the first clay ei August, up to which
time the provisions of tae Dominion Lauds Act
shall continue -to opeente over Me lauds included
in the 80ver(11 bolts moutl0ued, excepting as re-
lates to belts A. and 13, lit both of which, up to
1110 said date, homesteads of 150 acres each but
no other entries will, Its at present, be permitted,
12. "Claims to UOn11n1011 lands ar'lting from
settlement, after the dote thereof, in territory Int -
surveyed. tit the time of such settlement and
which may be embraced with the Hunts affected
by the above policy, er by the extension thereof
in the )(tura over additional territory, will be ul-
timately dealt with 111 accordance with 1110 terms
prescribed above for the lands in the particular
beltin which such settlement maybe fowl(' to be
situated.
13, ".111 entries after[ 10 (late heroof unoccupied
lauds o11 the Saskatchewan Ageucy, 1±111 00 con-
sidered 9,1 provieinnal until bite railway line
through thatpart of the territories has been 10.
(rated, after whiter the 5a.ln o w111 ho finally dispos-
e.I of in (weerdanee with the above 1.0gulat(0n8,a8
tile sable may apply to the particular bolt i)1 which
such land8 tufty be fond to be situet00,
14. "The above regulations it will, of course, bo,
understood will nut nfrtlet seotioO8 11 and 29
which are 1')1(1110 school lalida or sections 8 and20, Hod 8OU s 13199 Company lands.
"Ally turtnerlltaf0t'nlatfon necessary may ho ob-
teined on applioatioll et he Dominion Lands Of,
flee, Ottawa or from the agent of 1)0900inioll
Lands, Winnipeg, or from any or the local agents
in sla)titOba or the teh'ritOriee, who are in pee -
Widen of maps showing the limits of ih0 sever-
al belts above referred to, a supply of which maps
will, ee 80011 tie possible, be placed in the Mends
of the said agents forgeuern). distribution."
By Order of aha minister of the Interior,
J S 1)1714NIS
Deputy of the Minister Of tiro Interior..
Lir(Ds4s Russian,
Surveyor .tienorg},
EX
TEAS A SP
CIAL!m'Y
and having added largely to the former stook, and hawing par -
not fail to give satisfsction as regards both price and quality,
ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND.
ao= rhs.nicnort. E eter,
LARGER THAN EVER, AND CHEAPER THAN EVER..
s HAT I5 ? DREW'S STOCK OF FUR
NITU1tt13. Bedroom and Parlor. Furniture a
specialty, and the cheapest `rest of Toronto.
Lounges and ail l.)plw(sterecl work greatly ro,-
dneerlill prices.
Spring Beds from $2.75ttp; woven wire mattresses for
illvalios and sickness, to prevent bed -sores, at remark
ablely tow prices.
31111P0r9i0s0,5'. desiring to furnish houses would do well to 3x11
at Drew's, and examine the stock before purchasing else -
Undertaking promptly attended to at low rates. As
Weds of Trluuninge, Shrouds, C;lovos, Claps. &o„ furnished. Emblems of all the different Soctotio
also kept in stock for 1une1 ala, The Lease is the best in the 0011nty. F016511ers 101 sale at DREW'S
Furniture waroroolns Exeter.
The Egyptian Embalmer used to prevent the cliscololillg of corpses and offensive 0(101'8.
WIE SIT EIR[N
MA 1QUIS OV LORNE & II. R.11. T,lE PRINCESS LOU'ISE
I—Imre not ar rived yet, but
LEA.'El HORN & McOOITBY
Have received a full and compile stock of
FALL GOODS
Consisting of the following :
Heavy Costome twilled Winceys,
Plain Scotch Winoeys,
Colored Serges,
Black and Colored Paramattas,
Cashmeres, Cobougs, Black and Colored Lustros,
COME AND SEE OURE1 GLISH,IP.ISH and SCOTGH TWEED,IN THE LATEST STYLES
S'Uills ll1r1D Ii 10 ORDER, .g..4 D .di *'ET GirU.SR.l$JrTEEilD.
Grey, White, and Red Flannels, Twilled and Plain all wool Fancy Shirting0.
ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
31a0.12.',65 aid moo.. 's ' ' . ,erclothin. 7,
ALSO A WELASSORTED STOOK OF
r ..); roc -Leges
ALWAYS ON WAND.
We sell for cash, and keep expenses down to the lowest limit, and tints do not ask our custom-
er. to pay for bad crept, nor to support an expensive establishment.
Give us a call before you buy elsewhere, and examine our good. an prices.
LEATHOBN dC McCOUBREY, Fausou's Block, Exeter.
FALL GOODS !
Striped Brocades,
Colored Crape Cloths,
It Will pay you -to call at
M'C.LJE ! JLAND BROS'
WSJ 'Fa3 JLOC' 9
For your Dry -Goods, Groceries, Etc.
Everything reduced to suit the h Ird times.
COTTONS OF ALL CLASSES AT PRESENT
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Be sure and call before buying
Suits to order at startling figures.
AROLLELAND BROS.
COLD IS UP.
The latest 118w8 011 r000rd at the
New York Millinery Store
1ITRS. 0. B. WILLIAMS will sell:
rad the Xexttllirty clays the remainder of
her Sumner Stock of
1VI.I.LLINERY at COST
Also the roma:nder of her 8tnolt of Fancy Goods
at Cost so as to make room for the coming stuck,
Now is talo time for bargains, ]:Tats that sell for
$5 (tie down to $)3: Hats 512 5:t, for $1 25 ; Ilats
worth $1, for all 098. This chance is only 0 101 for
80 dal 8, Dont forget the place—O'Neil s old
and, Il'a13Aon'6 Block, Exeter.
ar
le 'Work,
W. D. WEEKES
Dnalor
MONUMENTS,
HEADSTONES,
MANTLE PIECES.
FURNITURE TOPS, iiia.
Cemetery Work of all hinds, neatly
executed..
G Dosrs'North of ])roves dull, Main street,
UP WITA
THE TIMES.
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PA ETIE S INTENDING
TO •PURCIIASE
ORGANS
Sr1OULD CALL AT
El AVE YOU LOST TIIIE SENS�G O.I"
TASTE 011 $MI]LL ? If so, itnlay bo frena
the LrpxiosY of the lllthcentury, (.'ATAmur. Tuna
Cows51x±131`IONAX.• CAT,Sxcnx Ii19SLF.DY wi11 restore
you to enjoyable health. It nut only cures Ca-
tarrh, but 1)11 other diger, sets at the 59•-110 time.
Price ) per Pottle. rot sale by all druggists and.
Medicine healers Send stamp for 48 page pam-
phlet containing treatise on Catarrh, stud ocrtiR-
oates of the cured t0'9'. T. 13. HAUL/IN(i, Domin-
ion Ag011t,13ruckvifle, Qi't.
CONSTIPUTIONAL CAT?nidi REMEDY.
The only certain, safe, and effectual 0(tre f05
Carr rrh, builds up the t;ystexu anti ' -15108 another
diseases at the 5111110 big] a, Astltlna, Baso Cold,
Iiay Lever, Nervous Debility, all leave together
when the Coustitututionol Catarrh liomed9 i5
taken as directed. 1'rioo $1 per bottle. For sale
by all druggists endued Colne dealers.
AGENTS READ THIS
W. will pay Agents a Salary of $100 per month
and expenses, or allow 19 largo commission to sell
our new and. wonderful inventions, We mean what
toe say. Sample free. Address,
Sfilllt'Ai'AN & ;JO., Marehall.Mic71.
R:EMOVA...t.I.
CRA U would remind his numerous
customers that he has removed to the
slap formerly oeoupied by lir. Road, where he
will be tonna ever ready to atte,.d to all business
in the 13 0 UT -'1d SBOL Lino.
0. RAU,
Crediton.
4TARIZL-' ! CATARR I ! ! USE
NJ The great
Sierra Nevada Smoking Compound.
The onlypositive cure for'Catarrhyet discovered
19011 SA151 13Y
C. LLUTZ'S CENTRAL DRG STORE.
W L, SMITH, Genera] Agent,Avkone,ont, ly -2S.
Cheap Cash Store.
_0_
MISS LE.AO I,
late of Sesiortb,hat opened ontin the store recent-
ly 000m.'ied by 111r. J. P. MicIutyre,nextdoor to 1)r.
Huteluai,on's residence, Mani St, Exeter, with, a
new, large and well a$eerted stock of
Millinery in all it Branches,
Also Fancy Goods, Ladies' Wear and Children's
Clothes. Prices very low—for cash only. Light
hid Gloves and white 08tuc11 Plumes eleanod. .4.
call solicited.
N IJ—Hair Dressing, Stamping, 'Velvet Painting,
&c, &tc A first-class dressmaker on hand.
2.1LWS LE.10II.
Apprentices wanted.
L..Oter. Apr11 13 1870. vl
DO NOT READ THIS.
living received a lot of new machinery,
would inform the farmers of the sur-
rounding country that I am preparedto manu-
facture nil kinds of Horse Rakes, Barley
Forks, Grain Cradles, Snaiths, etc, and having
secured. the services of a first-class Turner,
=prepared to ilo
ALL EINDS OF TURNING
on the shortest notice, and for style and price
I defy competition. Always on hand a first-
class stock of Fork and Shovel handles. Mill
half a mile south of Exeter.
A. COTTELL.
51118 Go ntEuglialt TRADE MSRK,
TRADE MARK,
liemedy,au'thnfatil
ing cure for Semi-
nal Weakness,
Sp0rinotorrhoa,
Impotency,aucl'ali
13isease5 that fol-
low as a sequence
of Self- Abuse, a5
loss of Memory,
rn 'Universal Lassi-
Before iscrtnda, Patin in tin After Taking
Back, DMin ess 01 vision, Premature old age, and
many other Diseases that lead to Insanity or
Consumption And aPremature grave.
Pa,l't10)1110.8 in our pamphlet, which we desire to
seudfr„e by nhnil to every ono. I. "Tho Specific
Medicine 188oldbyalldrug1slstsat Slperpackage
of six packages for $5. or will 1)0 sent by mail ou
receipt of the money by ad(lreesfng
THE GRAY A1r1)I0INE 00.,
TOn.ONTo,ONT.,CAICADA.
1 'Sold in Exotorby all (1111gciets, and every-
where fn Canada an 9 the United States ))y whole.
sale and retail druggists.
N,33.—The demand of our business: have neves
sltated Our removing to Tonont0, to which place.
please address all future eommimiettlon8.
3IAI141 STREET, EXETER.
REMOVAL! ; REI',IOVAL!
REMOVAL!
RE MOVAL!
P. PRAYN.EI
REMOVAL!
REMOVAL• I
has rem ov o to his new shop, lately occupied by
Perkins ee Co.—two do0re north of J. Grigg's book
store, wh ere you will find everything usually kept
in a first-class harness establishment, which for
7uality of material and slyls of workmanship
IS NO'L' EASILY SURPASSED
Call and tr5amino my stock beforepurehasiug
elsewhere.
PETER FRAYNE.
TAY PUMP 'WOiRICS.
a. BOLTON •• PROPRIETOR.,
■ I 7 Iial aFarg () to iuy pump nlaehinp q, apu(i ggto-
anri)d a 1tr 0"ryuuvtit of flrst•c1aeB um "'los
am prepared; to ol10r au article;
Lund Examine his Stoop.
the Best that are. Made.
:DOIllII ION ORGAN Q008,.,
Superior to any. Paotory in, th,e Cou.nty,.
and at prices that defy competition. 'Wells and
Cisterns dug on t190 shortest notice,
Before, purchasing call a ;the IYay Pump Works .
et-311op-0ne.quarter, In to 1IOxt, E19ete,
11,op..d01)I3(0ad, HaV P,