HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1880-1-29, Page 7VBY 29, 1880.
It Middlesex,
Thi t eynall ;ito TA 111011 was so lung
,imbedded iu the w to:Is ].stint + d-
warrl, has at length bee tlten nil taud
forwtardedl, to Cleveland. No exulot;ioai
this time, 13nt attlie residence of M.
R /k•artson, of 13 o lks, there watt an ex -
Plosion, not causal by dyn+etnitta, but
by the b'irhtit g of a varnish barna;,
wliieti had been placed tco near the
stove. A number were injtlrod.
tun AT•Ft721iffILL.
Young Grieves; burned to death.
11llauuiug'sttiruittlrestore olid fone''clther
bnilding;a coi,autneu. • Cout nits'lif all
but Plariuillc'e wV,lre'ell Veil. Total lots
about ,$,000 ; Martially insured. Griov.
os leaves n wife autl three children to
mourn his los;.
The R v. T. Atkinson of Ailsa Craig,'
who fell and severely !curt his knee a
few - weeks smuts, is still o'ttnpolted to
yktAep'gnietly iu hod, not blunt; able las
t to use that portion of his body.
The Granton trnstotas engaged a Mr.
titeuua,u to teach for thele, and now
they want to hire nl;laio, When the iu•
Specter carne around illi. Breur,eto iotas
found !manus of the proper certificate.
The uproar of the II tb Ibiy, Parkhill,
on 11:[ontlay night, ended without, sori.
wus injury to any of the paries con-
cerned.
The trri:arittz farm. East Williams,
was bought l:y T. Campbell for x;6,000.
The Ailsa Craig solve, prepared by.
that, old Irish irady, Land about which
the Rev. T. A.tkiusou may be con•
suited, is said to be curing sores from
6 to 21 years standing, and which were
long since- lucked neon as poi feel tv
hopeless cases. It is also said that
saucer and liiug'o Evil yie11 to its ex-
traordinary virtues.
A. cle gy'n,ttl recently gave not oe,
that if it rained in ;the morning the
funeral procession would not take pla.e<
until the afternoon. And, that 'f
rained in the afternoon. the proses
'would take place in the morning.
There now, said a little girl, "who
was rummaging adrawer in a bureau."
Zvcn't grandpa be sorry; ho has gone
to neaten without his spectacles.
&out use of VictoriaBuchu and Uva.
Ursi these affections may be cured.
Bright's disease, diabetes, and all fe•
futile eomplaiuts are euceessfully 'com-
bated by this popular remedy, which is
for sole by all dealers. Price, $1 per
bottle.
The Price of Ylb.e :t.
The value of Wheat in the Canadian
Market is controlled to a great extent
by the foreign demand. If crops are
r:hni't in Russia, France and India,
Ent;lcani must buy more CanadianWheat, and the price consequently ad•
stances,
But the price of Wilson's Compound
syrup of Wild Cherry never obemizes.
A twenty five cent bottle will cure any
ordinary Cough or 0:)1d and give mark- ,
ea relief in old standing cases of I3ron-
ahitis.' In hundreds of cases 50 cent
bottles have cured Coughs and Colds,
which haVe been proof against all other
remedies, and the proprietors positively
cltiitn that a $1 bottle will insure a
large family tagaitiet any danger from
(;mull, Whooping Cough, 13rocbitis,
Cattnrit, Loss of Voice, Cos-tubsanti
onldet, find all kindred ,liseasees, for a
whole season.
This is Ito empty boast, but a fact
when has already been proven by
t ousaucly of Canadian fa riles to their
entire satisfttutiou.
Central Drug Store.
Orrosl't•E CENTRAL HOTEL,
iXE TER.
n
Constantly on hand
bion Pure Drugs
ONs Foam oP Itunswnss.—A flagrant
'breach of polit mess, and one which is
:more annoying to refined and atnsitive
people, is the very general practice of
interrupting one's conversation. The
imtunity with which this is done has de-
gladed rational conversation, which
ought to be the greatest charm of social
i.ntelcourse, into a provoking farce. A
:watt or woman: who has anything to say
white is w rth saying, desires to say it
In 'their own way ; and they who have
brains to appreciate it wi:l be equally
desirous of Bearing it without interrup-
tion. Yut it is a common thing for a
Irar,ur cuuvenation to partake more of
the nature of a tower of babel than a
•cuiaversatiou among rational beings, who
are slippy _s•; i to know and appreciate
,wa hat each other says. One begins to re-
late an incident, and before he has two
45,;uteuces finished, some parrot m title
clothes chimes in w.th her senselttss
gabble, breaking the thread of dis-
course, and compelling the narrator to
begin again; or abandon the attempt to
instruct or entertain. This is the
vrossest of impoliteness. Nevertheless+,
it is VA COMMull an occurrence as cull-
ersati)n itself. • It is not too much to
saythat nine out of tern people who in-
ituige this t ab.tare capable of :carry;• g
.,u a r•at.onal couvareation uaany useful.
t) ic, and indulge:' in these breaches of
cti {vette by way of coverin their re-
tro,t and hiding their ignorance. We
suggest to young people, and old ones
too, hm
for 'st atter, that here is a pro.
inietn . fi,i.1 fur social reform. Never in-
terrupt a conversation by interjecting
rutnartts, however appropriated or witty
taey clay seem. Alt sensible people will
respect you, and conclude that you have
good souse and know how to use it to
l,ue b..st adueeitage.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
An old physician. retired from practice, hay -
ng bad placed in his hands by an East In.
dia.tuisaionary the formula of a simple vege-
table remedy for the speedy and permanen-
cure for Consumption, Bronchitis, Cattarlt, Ast
theta, and all Throat and Lung Affections, also
a positive and radical cure for Nervous De-
bility and ail Nervous Complaints, after hav-
ing tested its wonderful curative powers in
thous ds of cases, has felt it hie duty to make
it lob nn to his suffering fellows. Actuated by
this motive and a desire to relieve human suf-
fering, I will tend free of charge to all who de-
sire it, this recipe, in German, Frenoh, or Eng-
lish,with full directions for preparing and us -
't ing. Sent by mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper. W. W. Sasnste,149 Powers
{ Block, Rochester, N. Y.
Eagyard's Yell w Oil combined in
such au eminent degree all the healing,
curative and extracting gttalities known
to medical science, that it is truly a
tatnily medicine that cannot bo dispen.
ed with. When applied to any swelling
sore, burn, chilblain. frostbites, slain
eruption, etc,, its effects are magical,
It is highly esteemed wherever known,
and its enormous sale annually is the
best oertiflsate of its merits;
Tie kidneys aro t•ubjeot to a variety
bf dangerous and painful di�teiises, aria-
'dug ftuln variJtxtl c.ttisor. 13y the judi.,
& Chemicals,
PERFUMERY, all kinds,
Hair Brui.hes,
);loth Brtmlies,
Nail Brushes,
Tooth Brushes.
In COMBS our stock is complete.
TOILET SOAPS IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
just arrived the largest stook, per express,
direct from mauufe,uturers, of
TRUSSES, LADIES' AND GENTS' SHOUL•
D1:lt 13PACES, CHEST PROTECTORS.
I.(urse and 'Cattle Medicines a Speciality.
Physicians' Prescriptions and Family necipes
carefully compounded at Uontrul Drug Store at d
Fancy floods Emporium.,,appoeite Central Hotel,
Exeter
:tiEN SALI_,
PORK PACKING HOUSE
Having commenced business for the
Fall andWinterTrade
We are prepared to purchase any quantity of
Pork. subject to the following regulations:
We will take off two pounds per hundred if
dry, end three pound if loft. Shoulder stuck,
twenty-five cents. If auy of the bung gut is
left in, 25 cents extra will be deducted.
No pork will to tought at an price it
warm.
SA.US AGES
AND- -
Pork Cuttings
on hand at reasonable rates.
We want all Hogs Cutting sright through
breast to head, and Hams opened ontto tail.
G & J. PETTY.
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G. A. Hyndmad
FOR
Fresh Groceries,
OYSTERS,
'ORANGES AND LEMONS
x'ANSON'S BLoorc, EXETER.
REMOVAL.
1
OMU would.retuinll hla nnmerons
4Jo Cu$tonlr,re that he has removed to the
sloop formerly nacn;aied by Mr. !lend, where 14
will be found ever raadv in attest! to all business
iu the l3OU')taLii1'AL Lino.
C. RAU1
HAY PUMP WORKS,
S,
O. BOLTON • ` PROPRIETOR.
7, awing added to my ?Imp umehinerv,and pro
eared to large quantity of tt.st•class pinny lugs,1
aw rirea,tared to offer au article
Superior to any Factory in the County,
and et prices that defy competition. Wells and
Cisterns dug en the shortest notice,
Before purchasing gall at the Hay Pump Works,
t,-4.Sl1''-.One.civarto mile nort of Exeter,
Louden 1 oat Hav 1 .
1111E FA.LLANDT.t.+;IITRADE
C. movt.thoott Cr4 rZon
TAILORS and CLOTHIERS,
Take plea sure toirform theinnahitantcofl xetei
add surrounding country, that they have just
eve clout an es.collentassorimontof
Tleeeds, Coatings, Vestingsetc.,
in the ttest stales andpatterns,andfeel assured
that.futne inatterofclot'hing, they can suit the
inostfastidioustastos.
BANZIVITT. STOCK
RAWARE
zzsmrmitt.
ti, N. HOWARD
Having bought the 13aul.rupt Stock of
• O13Y1111E & COMPANY,
Has
Opened Out in the Old Stand, Satnwell's
Block.
Tho Stock is crop assorted, and was
Bought foci ore She Bc8Ye in Prtccs
givingme a double advantage oyer other men in
the trade, and as I 'wish to establish a bus'uess
will give my customers the advautagoaof cheap
buying. t
If you want an
Axe, Crosscut SIIW, Locks, Butts, Nails
Barn Dooryrliuges, ,til, Lead, Table and Pocket
Cutlery. Shovl, Tpa,te, Mature Fork Horse
Shoes, Horse Nails. or anything else in my line
do not fail to call ani get prices. Purchasers cal}
depend that I mean business.
a . PLAsTtin PAffis ALWAYS ON man.
3'. T.1-10WARD•
THE ONTARIO
Loan & Debenture Uiom'y
LONDON .
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Workfasir Ceipittat, - $2,700,000.
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This Company now has the largest Wor-
king Capital of any Leen (Company in West-
ern Ontario, and aro receiving monthly
remittances of British capital obtained at a
low rate of Interest ter investment in
Mortgages on Real Estate up to half the
Cash Value.
Straight Loans at 3 per cent.
for further particulars apply to any of the
Company's Appraisers throughout Ontario, or to
i '.ltd. P. II ULLE.l1",
Manarer.
London, January 15, 1878, 2m.
110R SALE OR TO RENT—A Stare
in Centralia, on corner of Station and Mani
Streets, Well fitted up, and suitable for Dry
floods, Grocery or General Store. Tor further
ppa�rticulars apply to J.13, HYNDMAN,Iixeter, or
WM.flhIL1•'Y, ,Centralia.
ATCHsa, CLOCKS,
Sewing Machines.
Vrgana, Acoordeons, and
Umbrellas repwirod. Agent
for the Wanzer series sew-
ing Machines. Second-
hand Sewing Machines for
sale cheap. All kinds of
Needles and shuttles for Sewing Machines kept on
Sand Shop—Main Street, Dashwood. JOHN G.
x, OLDON, Proprietor. May 15 )-y
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JUST RECEIVED AT TUE
EXETER G OC
AND LIQUOR [STORE,
A liAiGE STOCK; 0>i'
GREEN, JAPAN,
YOUNG HYSON
and 33LACK TEAS,.
RAISINS, CURRANT'S,'
PRUNES, DRIED APPLES,
CANED FRUIT,
SARDINE'S,
LOBSTERS,
SALMON,
BITTER' SAUCE AND PICKLES, BRANDIES, GINS, WINES AND SYRUPS, RYE
SCOTCH, IRISH AND COMMON WHISKIES, TOBACCOS AND CIGARS,
Wholesale and Retail.
G1-. .A, MACE
Main
MLT
Street,Exeter.
TEE 'ATI NA OLICY
Having triumphed at the polls,
ISAAC CA LING
is prepared to give all his customers too benefits Ithat will acoruo from its adoption, and has on
hand a large stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Wines anQ
Liquors, Crockery, Etc.,
At his Store, Main Street, Exeter, which will be sold a
tVhichwiilbe sold at prices unheard of under Free Trade.
The farmers of the surrounding country will find it to their ad-
vantage to sell their produce without paying market
fees, on the Exeter market,Whicll is second
to none in the west, and then
call at the store of the subscriber and
Secure Imes Bargains
here to be had in Overcoating, Full -cloths, Broad -cloth.
Doe skins, Silks, Winceys, Delaines, and everytniug
noededin the Dry G-oods line. The Grocery -
Department very Cotnplete. An inspection invited
No trouble to how Roods ISAAC CARLIPTG
GO TO JAMES PICKARD'S
The UNIVERSAL SUSPENDER.
IJSOME REASONS why these Suspenders
are better than others :—
lit.—No Elastic required.
2nd.—Is Slack when stooping.
Srd.-It never slips off the Shoulders.
4th. -Sold at prices of common snspenderar•.
Try a Pair and Secure Comfort.
Manufactured by C. E. RAMAGE,
282 Adelaide St. West, Toronto.
and don't miss the chance.
Just Received -
3rd Let of those Cheap Mink Setts,
3rd Lot of Robes, }Liaison Bay prices,
Dress Goods and Wineeys—dirt cheap,
Blankets and Etoffes at job prices,
Grey, Scarlet and Fancy Flanne;s—mill prices,
For variety and Latest Styles, don't fail to sea
aur MILLINERY.
Cloths and Tweeds, never better selected, and
,he best cutter inthe county.
OVERCOATS
For assortmeut and price unequalled.
BOOTS AND SHOES
Bought before the big advance, and our customers
get the advantage not only cf selecting free' the
largest Stock in town, but
AT OLD PRICES.
Our object is to buy and stall at Bottom Pri,a ,'
and by the way people are flgckiug around we
think we are doing it.
COME AND SEE,
JAMES PIC+A.RD
SPECIAL NOTICE!
SA1V/ ELL & PICKARD
Are now offering at OLD PRICES a complete assortment of DRY G00CS, including
Mantles, .; nd;,Nan.tle Cloths in Great Variety
Dress Goods in all shades and colors,
w-TNCEYS CHEAPER THAN EVER
BLACK LUSTRES direct from themawaaoturer.
FLANNELS Ja BLANKETS very low,
READY-MADE CLOTHING CHEAP.
CLOTH & FEB CAPS ALL STYLES.
MILLINERY IN LATEST STYLES.
ORDERED CLOTHING A SPECIALTY.
Also full lines of BOOTS & SHOES, HATS Sc CAPS.
& FRESH GROCERIES._
We have also a special offering of LADIES' MINK
SETS & °Ara
Be sure to call 'and see them.
A lot of BUT`PALO 1t0 LIES at speoia prices,
oro
All the above goods, will be tlffeved cit
the very lowest /,rest
SA rivnLL S; PICEA
BEFORE OFFLE,ED