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patent ;eine flan is, adopted, whioli`we hope
the proprietors will discard And employ hone
labor Instead of of foreigu'to put iu typo.. We
wish aur .totem •every sueoess. •
•LRCTAMP....WO are pleased to remind Our.
readers of the rand treat proveidee-for •Helm
by the expected visit ofthe dtetr. T, W. Ittnu(1,
ford, pastor of Bond Street-etthe +largest (len
gregai onal }011trrch--Toronto. far. Handforh
ranka.as`the'ablost minute esu 'first platform
orator in. Canada, and oar treaders :'should not
Ivies so rnreeeehauoe apes cheap a rate. On
NOTE. PAPER, Monday vett, the deoaure will he on the "Vic-
I+iNV1LOPES.., toriau'1lgeir' areeiew of the great and won
I+ C OLSCA.PS, derful reign of -Queen Victoria. On Tuesday
INKS, d a., &e. the Lecture will be on "Martin Luther," or the
great reformation, tt hedeoture will commence
each nightett 8 e etlo'o'k•iu tete Bible Christian
(cation.. Church. Let 4iho ohure'h be'srowded.
Prise Listsaf which hili be furnished on appli
G1Li"��te
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Bookseller, MainStreet, $xriter, Out'
oy5`'Ite Veto
THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1880.
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LOCAL rf b' i1�ly.
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Wanted.
Sherman & Co., Marshall, such., want an agent
in this county at o.ce, at asalary of aloe per
rtontll and expenses paid. For full particulars
ttttdreufs as above.
Weenies are busily engaged in .fitting np
the new foriudry.
Mn. L. Menem, , of Blyth. was in town ou
Tuesday last, and reports Blyth as 1>rogress-
ing.
Leethorn do McUoubry are determined to
•s41 off in two weeks more, before going to the
)North-West.
To Snaoor, TEAeutca5.—We are supplying,at
a very low price per hundred, the best form of
ni
mthly report that is printed. - Call and ob-
tain price and see copy.
SPt:orar. Sr•.sunvs.—The special services in
the B.-43. Church have coucluded,and a special
a••rnion was preaciiind to the'bonvcrtsla.st night.
Similar sermons will be preaoh;:d on Thursday
awl Fridayevenings of this week.
C. M. CEraerc.—Sermons will be preached
iu the Methodist Church, Exeter, on Sunday
next by the Rev. J. Philp, M. A., of Loudon,
in aid of the educational fluid.
Fon TNcunsoi.L,-We Seat% that Mr, F. {3•.
Simpson, who has bean tetleriin the Molsons
Bank here for over three years, has been pro-
moted to Ingersoll, where he Will fl11 the saune
position iu the bank there, We are sorry to
lose him, bet as the change in position brings.
him ' an iuorease in salary, we are glad for his
that be has been promoted. During his resin
deuce among us he lyre made himself a great
favorite, net only in the bank and with the
people whom Wholes brought him into as.
sooiatil:il with; but the neighborhood general-
ly. He leaves in the course of a couple of
weeks. His ulnae here will be supplied by his
brother, lir. Win. Simpsdn,'" at present in. In:
gersoll. Susr;trEE GnitzEs-S a men er games have
alreadv betuu here, a game of croquet.
BAD Gum:nAa roil A.`(1 . D. The luau of was played uu the green ueur this place,
Pills and plasters, he of whom oue might say on Saturday las'. Nut baa fur the
in the lauguage of Shakespeare ur some other mouth of Februtt.ty.
fellow— So1(ETIIING NEW FuR I.d,%rLEt—Icer.
"Thptl art mild and harmless, brother, J. Westcort, of Exeter, has purchased
Gentle as the summer breeze," a Piece of land from Mr. T. Greenwood,
has ouminencod his lucubr:itions. The
of this pence, on wiictl l,leoe he in -
expressions are •highly origival---na , the tends building a new store tort have 11
supposed they would be --but the grammar
BuSUEss'CuxxoE.—Messrs. R. de E. Spicer
have sold their flour and feed business to Mr.
John Back, who has added his own Wit and
removed into the premises recently occupied
by them.
Losr: On Saturday evening last. between
the Market and Lone House,a blue silk hand-
kerchief. As it was the gift of a clear friend,
the finder will oblige by returniuy to Miss
B.ake, William Street.
Fox MtxrronA.—Ou Tuesday afternoon last,
Mr. Stephen Jury and two sons, accompanied
by Mr. Samuel Treble and wife, left for the
neighborhood of Crystal City, in Manitoba.
They joined Pattorsou's party in Loudon. Mr.
11. S. JoryWendt; remaining for a few mouths
Duly.
A GooD Bort.--Ono night last week Mr. T.
Coatos, of Ueborne, had a good rev. About
tin o'clock p. irt. he called at this office, and,
though only inside for about half a minute,
his horse, which evidently doesn't believe in
stoppages, started off homewa+•d on a trot.
Mr. C. trotted after the animal, and. had to
trot, as far as Mr. Horn's before overtakiug
heir:
THE triln+,�a.
This nonalnded the examination itt
chief, isutl the court Thenadjourned uli-
til.Thuradt4y w,orniiug, at lei) o'clock.
During the afternoon the court was
agaiu. crowded to exonsa, a large nuts
ber of ladies inrlulgtltg their ' fenriuiut'
*curiosity •by aLthieing a elaupett of the
priemiers.
Tensail.
11ir, it. 0. Iiresntoirliterery and m,idica'l eYf-
terteitnnent cul 'Thursday evening, in 41 of
the ohureh'(lebt fund, was in itself a decided
moues, Were Brewer's readings were spletteid,
and the musical part of the • programme was
all that gored be desired, Each of tire'. trlem•
bars of the Exeter (-theist Church choir •Miss
MoDonnel, MM. Nairbairo and Mr. 'O'Neil be-
ing deservedly encored. Mr. (Brewer display-
ed the highest order of elooutionnty4talent,buth
as to dramatic power, haluor,aud.versatility of
rendering his obaracters .end methors, and in
the admirable and varied selection of his read-
ings, oefendiug none and pleasing all. Miss
A cook, organist of Christ Church, rendered ef-
ficient and kind service ou the oeoasslon as
acionepaniet.
Lumley.
HAND Htn c -A few days taco, a
young man mimed Wm. Daw, while as
sistiug in threshing cloven %'itll Mr.
Passusore's machine, of the Thames
Road. Had three of hie fingers severe
ly out with the cylinder, while feeding.
It will be some time before he will have
the Ilse of his ltaud again.
Itr:tr0VED. -Mr. John Drew,furnitnre dealer,
Exeter, has removed from the stand he has
oecnpied for the last six years, opposite the
Tines office; to a bxiok building opposite the
Central Hotel, formerly oceupiedby Mr. Jones
as a jewelry establishment, whera;he;will cot -
tinne bailout; as heretofore. Any orders for
furniture entrusted to him will receive prompt
attention.
P.:oPnrs who believe in the excellent motto,
"Support home Industry," should patronize
Tau TIMER, one of the four papers in Huron
printed at home, the rest, numbering eight,
being printed at Toronto or Hamilton. The
money for the production of Tun Turns is
spent in Exeter as far as possible, and not
sant to Toronto to assist in waiutaining the
wurkiugmen of that City.
—well, it highly original., too. • }Iowever, he
may improve if lie studies hard eneuefli. We
were going to, say the question of politics bo-
thers him, but it hardly will put a man of his
versatile genies to much inconvenience. All
that is wanted to enable a man to write Re-
form and talk Tory to his Tory friends is to
have no regard for truth, and— But, (aside
to the new editor.) do take your manuscript to
the A B C clans iu the school room and ask GZITUIIRY.
teem to revive your gratutnar, and give yon
The snhject of this notice was hnrri
in 'Tyrorte, Ireland, in the year 1790,
and died t site residence of her daught-
er Mrs, Gifford, Centralia, on. the 2Oth
of .t+'ebrnary 1880. lier wnidun name '
was trivia': >,She was united iu ruarri-.
Mgt, io ,Tarn•es i (eOoy, when she w,se
tw(u y. filer years of ager Tweltty
years clauses, and she was left a widow
with nine children, three sone and six
ciaughtert{e e Five years froiu this she
emigrated to Canada, and t•ettled in
the towneArip of'1iitrlington. where she
was ealled,to'eaperienee affl.-ction aucl
bereavtneot again, in the.detath of n 8011.
After a residence here of eigtit years,
she removed to the township of Stephen,
Ceonty of Huron, where the remaining
thirty•t%ro years of her lire were spent.
Here her sons with whom %the made
her house, took np land, and were
among the first set.lers in this section
of the country. In religion , her early
training was Presbyterian, but it wag
in too use of religions. services held by
the Wesleyan Methodists, pragerrneet�
iugs and cla1st.neetings are particularly
mentioued, that her heart was opened,
that she attended to the things that
pertained to:her place. Shc' obtained
a clear view of the depravity of'her ua-
ture; her sense of'guilt and danger was
deer and pungent, and the feeling of
heart was that of all singers she wits
the worst:. In alis spirit of deep con-
trition she fell prostrate before God,
she caret herself helpless and undone.
rt
pon the eienors only Hope, and very
soon her burden was removed. and site
was rnnde happy in a sweet oonhciuns.
Herts nf.. pardoning Mercy. She 'low
united with the people ander whom
elm had bt;en lets to the Saviour, and
continneri with theme until death, a
period ef'kitty-two years, twenty-two
years in Ireleed and forty in this coun-
try. She was very much attached to
her 'Church, and .lrlaoed a high esti-
mate on all the means of grace. .The
preaching in those days in the old cone -
try. by the Methodists in that locality
was in private 'dwellings, on week-
nights, the claesrneetinge was held on
Sunday morning, •to all of • which she
-tits faithful, and always seemed to
cherish ,gratitude that her lot had been
cast with this people. For home years
peat she has been deprived of the wor-
ship of God's house ou account of de.
Milling strength, but she• read a good
deal at borne, was familiar with' Bible,
and was always pleased to have her
minister visit her. Her end came, but
was not 000aeiened by diseato.; the in-
fluence of which for font weeks on a
constitution already gone under the
currency of minty years, terminnted her
earthly career. During this period she
found that He who had been Ink helper
.wits her helper atilt, and she frItitently
testified t'+ the feet that Jea eras pre-
cious to her. She trierrio repeat
verses of favorite hytrtua awl of scrip-
ture, and gave oouobel to mPlnbere of
the family respecting their spirutal
104)3,01d thJngh •out, at sufferer 6110
Go ns TO . rRAvrti llUBeT.-On Saturday last,
Mr. Geo. Thexton, dru6giet, who has been a
resident of Exeter for about five years, left
for Gravenhnrst, the terminus of the Northern
Railway, wuere he will take charge of a drug
tt ore. During his residence in Exeter, Mr.
Thexton, by bis obliging demeanor, made
marry fast friends, who, regretting his depart -
um, hope that he will find his new homer as
n•ereeable as Exeter, George is a good drug-
gist and a thorough boldness man.
in full operatiihu by the first of M:t.%.
Dir. Westcott iettende atooking it with
firs •.dast:. roods of all descriptions, such
as dry goods; grooet•ies, boots and shoes,
hardware and crockery, of which he in-
tends to sell art cheep as the uheepeet.
We wish him every euucees in his new
euterprise.
some phraseology that resembles English more
than Choctaw. It looks bad, you know, to see
a man of your pretentious to be showing such
poor education. Most doctors are well educat-
ed, and people believe that a man c,1n't be
a good doctor unless he knows a noun from a
verb, at least, midis a gentleman. But they
may be sawbones, nevertheless. We hone to see
oar esteemed friend remedy t e e es we have
kiudly pointed oat.
Tire Sten,—We have received a copy of the
Su•r,new paper published in Seaforth by Clarke
dr Neelin, lately of the Mitchell Record. Xt is
neo,•:heet, pontains a women of advertit.
her hi •lt iueuree its snceess, is devoted prin.
ipally t•t the diseen,in tion of Local news, sad.
e tlep uuuut Guxeetrtu,ivu iu t,ulite:1. et
B DLIU PIT'S TRAGEDY.
(CONTI/WED FROM FIRRT PAGE.)
Heenan, Pat Ryder, Jamas Ryder, Jas.
Carroll, John Kennedy and Martin Mo.
Laughlin were arrested on inforination
fnrt.ished to the police by the witness.
He first told James Keefe the name of
the parties.
At the'olnse of William Dennelly'a
evidence, James Maher, sr., James
Maher, jr., Dlre. Maher, James O'Shea
and Pat Ryder, sr., were diaoharaed,
and bail was accepted for Witliaiu Car-
roll mid Pat Ryder. jr..
Chief of Polioo 'William.; called.
Whites referred to his nowt +. and read
Thompson's stat"manta as follows:—
Went to bed about 8,130; got np about
7.30; saw the fire, and called to Carroll;
it would oe about eight o'clock; he did
net go over to the fire; Carroll went to
bed un't►sirs tierce we (Thumoson and
wire) did; they did not go out to my
knowledge; wonld not swear they did
not; did not hear them, Witness also
recollected Tnompsnn saying that Car.
roll came there au„nt eight o'clock that
night, and that he. went to hod almost
immediately afterwards. Witness then
.called Mrs. Thompmon in, and Thonin-
son went up stairs to i(eatch the bed-
room;.; MI e. 't1hnmpson said, Cerrolls
went to bad before I did and did not
get up nerd after they did; the boss
told her about the -:fire after he was UV;
did not go to see about it; asked her
how many nights •dire Carroll slept
there, and she replied that•he hail only
slept there that ni"ht. Te gnawer to a
gnesti•en she denied that he . hart. slept
there the night after the fire. He bad
slept there once or twice befnro; she
thought the last time before that night
was about two woke before; witness
asked her if the door of her .bnrlrnom
was stint, and she answered that it was,
but they could hear if they went out;
witness put the question Pointedly to
her; wit•nese asked her if she slept
sntrnd that night, and she replied '1
slept very vnnnd, slwnyR Lin nights,
thael what 1 g, to bed for' ()mightier);
she said she did not hear any noi,e, and.
she knew nothing about the fire till the
bees told her in the morning wltnees
then want up stairs and examined the
place; found the bed and bedding in
which people httd been apparently
eleening in the northwest corner of the
room; found antne newspapers stuffed
between tha logs, and one piece here
marls. of blond, as if Rome one had ,cut
tint fiber awl wined it tht;ru, •
longed for her departure. On the
morning of her death it was thonght
she:was•better; and the fen>tlu .enter-
alued Nape that she would be spored
to thein a louder space, Meet' t tiddeuly
and peacefully 81l0 peened to her reward.
Vile text and the hymns tel be gleed on
tociteiou tbI' icer funeraiwere aeleoted by
herself some rtxtet'u years before. Her
(eucaine were followed by a Targe curt -
ego to the Fairfield cemetery, where
with the visual solemn religious servicers
they were committed 10 the dustin sure
and certain hope of a resnrecttonunto
life id that day when the last trumpet
slfali suund.
KLNN1tbee -
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Windt*+Isco;
Thefollowing is the honor roll of Win.
ohelaia P, S. (No, 6. U,.borue) for the
month of February, 11180. Sixth class:
--.let J. Johne. T. la,tlls. 5th teres. --
let S. Audrew, 2nd R. Coats, erd M.
Hunter, 4th M. White, L. Clarke.
1+(+teeth olat'a-14 1'. Halls, 2ud 4V..
Turnbull, Std E. finery, 4111' G. Del
bridge, 5th A. Delbridge, 6111 E. Tay-
iay. Ecoid olttsi,--let A. Catlin, gild
V. A+tdrot's18rd W. Fereut:uu,' 4th Ts
Johns, 5'h A. U:etnm, Gth l!. Powell
7111` H. Andrew, 8' h Ms Ron' ley, 9 b
S. Skinner; Seooud class--ittt Ellen
Halls, 2nd W. Stnale, 311 U, l:iogu.
First chase. -1st Ida Tnrtsbull, land T.
I1a]la, 8rcl H. Hind, The average at•
endauoe of the ' above. school for the
mouth of Iffebt nary, was 00.
I'imonSlNi
Teacher.
•ITsborne.
11.),11 1T. *i• F'r
But, Dir. Editor, one thing is (S
eeeree no here, and that is timber for 's;
buildwg purposes. Thera is vinr.ty of
at'('d armee lumbar. up on the ,.Itrrrl�r�E;
ltlnutltttiue, widen are alt ►tt 25 iut'I' s
from bore. Toe itl,u'bexuu'lt of. Rapid
City and Prairie City Itte hill there retie
winter cutting siewiege, which they will
turf down the Little Saslt'tttehowath itiv`a
er in the eprittt . Leonia. wits fitee pee
thoaanr.d last mummer, and J suppose
it will be tint one Mite shl►nincr, but'C
think when a'get the rnilf'oird it «i12
t'
be cheerer. We hest iiltanty (at 'stone
for building pnrf'oaea. 'Suttle pecpr'
who have travelled t'hron'e ii this cone-
try say there is no Olive! in the North
west Territory,' but I. "think Vhi•y rettet,
have had their eye ehut,for there is as
lunch: gravel 115 WO w'tlnt 1 r Testes, • tend
there will be as'geodaroad here ire there
is in Huron gu tt 'fete *care). Wilen I
co me tolltron it/v'eer,agt1this spring,
the roads were a5 t1•►11 es they are 119e.
1 h.tve beim tire'net►il ettege 01)h the Lon-
don read with teto seen ,or Horses, and
the passengers would pity their fere
and walk and carry a rail to pry the
Wheels o4t%'of tine tiled. We114' we have
to do sortie 1))yiu'g here, bet the late
River carts are the things to got over
the urns. I th:ttit auy y„tlug man
that wants land had 'better (Mule to the
Nn-t)west, where hP f;"te 3.6(? aures for
$10•thau to flay $1.4 for the Culled laud
iti Huruu, and have to borrow haif tee
money from the herd all lis, who
:troll a litty teat knife to split a tent.
5i:uurs trrly,
Re Llitme. •
Boll of Honor. --The following
nettles stand tt0c8. on the roll of hon-
or of S. b, No. 5. U+.borne, for the
mouth or February. 'Fifth ulrtes-1b1
Mary Harvey, Snd Elizabeth Frayne.
F'nurth elestt.—.1 1 Wesley Welsh, •L •d
Mary A. `porn, let d James Shute, 4111
Elizabeth Welsh. Third Metas -Int
Ii,•►bert Fiy'id, 21,d Frank Tom, 8rt1
Jeslinu Heywood, 41.h ))avid e.f.111.0; 5th
E Frayue•. 6th Elizabeth Hodgson.
Second alutte.—int Esli Heywood; 2nd
Joseph Harvey, Srd Robert Hodgson,
4th John Dew,. 5th Daviel Dew, 6th
Jolla N. Perkins. The lltat 0138 stand-
ihlg np in Junior spelling match war•
Joseph Harvey, dote Diary A. ]iydd.
The lust two standing rip in actor»
spelling match, 1st Weelky, Welsh 2ud
Sel,iute lige Vey.%
Ct Bowe nsr i•t,
Teueher,
• Woodham
On nloudtty night. March 1st) the
memhere of the sons of Temperance
and the Orange Lodge here, visited the
house of lir. David Eretbonr by snr-
Friae,and presented his son Wesley with
a boautiful Bible and other gifts of uo
trifling teed as a. mark of esteem from
both societies which he has been con
!coed with f ttlineuy years. He leaves 11
vaeanay which few eall occupy. His
ioss as a rues& young Bran slid be much
felt ih this neighborhood, after the pre•
aentation eat over, there followed a
series of ad.lrusses by the Rev. DIr.
Newton and other prominent men of
this loca,ity,•wbieh were very interest•
lug and instructive. Those preeent
partook of a hearty slipper. and bie3
farewell to their parting brother. He
leaves ou the third ' by the PKc11rs11'll
train from St Marys,,fur the N, W. T.
Front Manitoba.
)BA'i'}lg;
Bicket—On tie 27th nit., intim state of Illinois,
Mr. 1,tahue Bicket, eldest brother of Mrs,
Roy. Ci. A. Alitoliell, of Exeter, aged 4L
now.....v1.13113. rAn791.4cla.Rcnm ... 17, 0111..RStmu0.'/tw •.4
'�"testa 1tr
FIilning pnrn'•,naed !the Boni) and 9h''t ti'ntii+ rtf
W. H. Trott, we (mune*. otter to the Valsite nue et
the
Best ani. Cheapest Steck
•
.,f ready mrtdo work ever offered In l5,teter. We
would al..., remind these in waut of brut -.;lues,
hone -made Bunte and Shoes, sewed and oett•^a,i,
that -we can supply them wits What will girt) sot,
isfactiun.
Itepairlug done at lnweat ratell and aatiafae}intt
r;unraerAd. roil vu4 see for }oltrsulve:. )Lou 8
forget = +o place-Eaerettl( Iilutslc
C. IiAC1i.ETT. I It. ABItAIl: M.
Exeter, February 10, 1880. env
To tete Edrtor. of the It t,eter T'intes.
DEA.11 Silt, -11 you see fit, allow these
few lines a space i:► your paper. I told
von when ire lass suet that I would
drop yon n few lines to let von know
how I got' along. I arrived ' here all
right, and we have got all our stuff
wifely landed iu the. Nnrthweet 'Terri-
tory, and up. %t'L'.re Mr. 141eLelland
says is the place where they raise peen.
ty of wild ducks, but I think if he was
up here now, he would not find fault
with the place: We Have water for
our ataclr, while in other places, such
as ou the big plait), they have to
melt snow. There is more land on
160 that is dry enough to plow. then
any farmer works in Hay or Stephen
ou their 100Acre farms and then ',you
have lots of par -tare and lots of Itay
ground. There are some people that
say yon can't keep potatoes from freez-
ing; but that is wrong, for the' home
we live in has a cellar and the potatoes
and vegetables have not frozen yet, and'
it ham been as tow as 52° below zero.
It is very cold and dry in the winter,
but. the wiud blowy very hard and
sharp. You can went buekekin moo-
easeius every day and not get yon feet
wet. There has not )peen a Waw simee
winter set in, which happened about
the lOtb rif November. It has been a
very steady winter ; the snow is about
two feet deep where the wind, does not
!blow it, but where the wind htr,t a
1 chance to catch it, Of where there are
tin Doz bulls, it iu 1tli:kilet ay ill blunt.
Id'Il;T,S
k'ALL WUEAT.
Whits %%heat ... ol.
1 S,9 tot t•6
Scutt 2 �,tu 1 2ti
BPB11146 witsAT .
L'S fe 1 OA to 1 20
Rod (chaff " •..o, tt3 to 125
Barley•U d5 tot t;8'
Outs
:' n s� t(. t at
Clover Seel ... , . ., . 8 l0 to •1 0')
Puns0 65to , 60
(iggt 0 11 to 1: 12
1 1! 11 '17
Butter ... -••
Front i,orbbl, .. ... 6 Y5 to 0 5,1
... 0 ,Oto060
... ... 70 toi75
1)rrod Appiet{ or h... ... ... .. 0 0:, to 0 li,
floes, dreesetl par h00 .........6 00 to 5 5r
Reef ... ... 4 50 to 5 eft.
aides, rough .............7 00 to C 00
': dressed 7 00 to 7' *0
gheepskins,each ... ... ... ... 50 to 1.50
Kay tier ton
%yool,ile11b 7:.00 ce
1 iulohlsss per blow •.. . ... .0 50 to to: 0t 7,N
hard ... ... ... ... 7 0 00 to 0 101
... 0 iii tt> 4 Zee
Turkeys per lb °11:100
tY to• 0 e n
Geese 0 04(1'1)1:78'
it t•, 00114:
„
Ducks, nor I) air
11 �u, tu• a u0
sT. DtAlt1's
Fall wheat, per bu liol._ t 25 t o 1 2&
Spring wheat 12'16;4°1
5 to 1 :n;
eterloy 20 to U 2 5,.
Pena... - e;t to (1 a1;
7 to
)
Hai• ......... '
llgge,per dozen ........ 0 1'4• to 11 1L. .
Bntrer
Hides per lb............ ............. .:,........ It 601 to 8'10 -
Dragged
„ tTlresned hogs 4 ', , to 5 2M
Potatoes por bag....., .... 5e to e) ,it -t,
urtaan skuts 0 nt t+� a 0•►
Wood par cont ........ ....... 2 611 to 3 - Utr,
Potatoes, liar bag ... ...
Apples, per bag
DOMINION LAHC th Q ,L.
HUMPFHREY'S
113111EOPATICIO SPECaflC3r
These preparations are arranged to core!
every (Hammed condition whic?,t it .5l).Open for. •
amateur or family to treat, hundreds of phiiele
sold. monthly. 'Call for )hist and ivauultl.
FE1WFS t,OMM.Odd .` ^ .SE
[large &Cattledicinles
The oely metal* pzeparetimn ltv tile{ market. . •
WOK CRYSTAL
SPE CTACL I S.
:Wee • best duetsellempest. in true iittrkot—soion-
tiitoally fitted.
Wieer•e e.& Iteene erecta PIAPHCTED
'ulster Color
iu tech erth warranted to give a rich dau-
delion color to 50 lbs. bolter. 25e. worth le
sutlicisut forIIQO lbs.
Sign of the Golden Mortar, Exeter.
ENGINES AND BOILERS.
FTem 11013 Horse Power, for Farm',
era, Dairymen, flutter -and Cheese/
Factories, rrinterc and all,parties
using hand or horse power.
Hest ate eheepeet to the mutat.
Semi for circular and price lite.
John. 1)oty4,
Esplanade Street,
1..01.05041• „w,