HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1880-6-24, Page 7Talo i24, 1880
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in their pocket dr a atop -dr, pod.11.009i
his look desperate, but it is the,T',,�+��'.
n: lain y be
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4 :J I%f th`I fp#aworftr is ty� ¢f pix 7rtt g n numerous easterners tot * fsast ft4vot'p,'itna wish Black Lustros for 12 ctS,,,
U Sxt yslat, Iola live to .1 wutl(ierhow the notify them awl the public generally at . I
crop holds out, S111'11 marry to get
rid of thotus�tivo r, and ilisutiver that theI have Purchased 11Ir, D. a Oh is' stook of
game WAS nue tlitat 1wu count play at
end neither, of them win. Surra marry s,"
TOES, TgNWARE, LAMPSy &c.
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THE EXETER
RA.NTON BROTHERS
rlRt"f ► rwtww «+ �' QR X..�ik , ii, w
.the second time to got even, .and •hurl
'at a gambling gatrie—tlie more they fait
down, the leas they take 'lip. Sortie
marry few ba happy and not finding
it, worrier where all the hapauuess folks
to when it dine. Suits marry, they can't
tell why, and live, t fey can't tall flow,
Almost everybody gltsnlarried and it
'iz a good joke, Some marry in baste,
and then sit down and think it catefully
over. Some think it carefully over
Vfust, and then crit down and marry.
!iotkr ways are right if they bit ,the
:nark, Seale marry coquette.•. This
is like buying a poor farm, heavily
mortgaged, and wfsrlring the balance of
;vara days to clear0pla tho mortgagee.
But, after all, loot'fied life is full as cos
Black'lustros, for 20
Black Lustres for 25
Black Lustres for 30
&C, Black liustres for 35
Black Lustros for 33
and hale moved my own stock into the building lately occupied by Mr. Johns, in the Poet Black Lustres for 45
Office Block, wheys T now have one of the largest and best assorted stocks in the county,
Black Lustros for 50
Black Lustros for ;65
Cooking, Parlor and other Stoves.
THE' BEST IN THE MARK1l1T,
Able a la,gtavariety of Tinware, Lamps, Lamp Chimneys, Coal Oil and Cattery.
Eastimatos given for i avetroughiog. Carriage Plating it 6peoiality. Depend upon it
will give you good value for your money.
I The very highest price in Cash paid for Hides and Sheep skins,
t Remember the p1tf a—the Exeter Tim card Move i epot, Post OfRoe Block, Main Street,
Exeter.
E H. SPACKNMAN.
ataiu z
Re the dry goods business' kilo
man kap tell jtst what calico has made E NAriceIONAL
Exeter, January 20, 1ISO.
'up its i'in'd to do next. Calico don't'
know
herself. Dry goods ov all kinds
iz the'o`kriid oftlircumstausis. The man
who stknds on the 'batik shivering, and
dusdift, o iry, is More apt to ketcfr cold
,
than Mtn who Pitches his head 'Fust in sPrepared to give all his Customers toe heteflts t'that will accrue from. its adoption, and has o
4inn. altZrge s'to`ck of
POLICY
Having triumphed at the polls,
ISAAC CARLING
to the river. If ennybody asks you
whi yeti got married Iif ne::ds be), tall
Lim you don't recollekt,
Before the invention of paper, rn.any
`devices were had recourse to for writing
'materials ; inscriptions were engraved
>ou rock, and the letters filled up with
dead thF3' were also out cu prepared
tablets of stone, of which kind were
'the tables given to dioses•, • containing
the ten commandments. The Assy-
'zians stamped the impress of their let-
ters Upon baked brinks anti cylinders
of clay, which were afterward baked.
The 'Greeks and Romans used their
woodan boards covered with a coating
of wax. They wore 'written upon with
to metal stylus, and the writing could,
be easily effaced when no longer need
ed. Plates of metal and thin sheets oft
ivory were also eriployed, and the skins
ref anhnala,•either'in'form of Parchment
\or in a lees 'prepared state. Tbo leaves
sof trees were used, Those of the tal-
'pot tree are still ase,l in some parts of
4he East. the l,anylus or papers -seal,
of Egypt,sniterseded all other material,
i'sheuever it'oould be obtained.
'TWO LIVES SAVED.
Norwood, February 1Oth, 1886,
T. Milburn •& Co.
GENTLEWIEN:—i notice that you have
become proprietors of that old and
well•tried .medicine—Fowler's Extract
of Wild St•rawbt rry. I have sold it for
the last tweiuty years, and in no 'case
have I known it to fail to give relief
when used for Sunlm(;r Complaint in
any of its forms, People ,often 'Gell ole
what it bas done fur them. Not i•olu•;
Mince I was at Osborne fetation await-
ing a traiu,wlien agentlescran Approach•
ed, calling ole by oaths and holding
out his haisd. "York dont remember
sue" he said. "bot 1 have reason to re
member yots, for I shall always believe
you were the means, under God, of
saving the lives of 'my two children."
I took his band, and asked hire his
,;tame and partieulrars as to how 1 could
have done him such a service. He
said his nave was "Downer," and
that "some years before he had known
me while clerking in a store in Asburn-
1fam," One day, afteN' burying two of
his children who had died of Summer
'Complaint he had been telling me of
his troubles. Also, "that two others of
his children were at that moment very
low with it, and the Doctors unable ,to
do them any gond." I then remember-
ed the circumstances mytlelf, <aud that.
1 had told him to go bacl( to Messrs.
`.)rwond & 'Gilinour's Drug store in
jPoterboro' and get a bottle of Fowler's
Extract of 'Wild Stra wherry. Ile said
that "he slid so," and that "thele was
an improvement from the first dose,"
niid "that it saved the lives of his two
tliildren."
I may add that it is e'lally good for
adults, often checking aual curing this
dreadful disease when nothing else well.
Toping that this n.ay be of service In
aateuding a knowledge of its virtuei,
I am, yours truly.
JNO. A. 13uTTERFIELD,
Clot k 2nd Div. Court,
Peterboro' Co., Ont.
[N, B. --To iaenro a; reply.when con-
sulting the writer of a testimonial, al
ways enclose a postai card.]
CONSUMPTION CURED
An old physician, retired from practice, hav-
ing
aving had placed in his hands by an East 7.11.
glia missionary the formula of,a simple vege-
table r'.mody for the speedy and porrrranon-
cure for Oonsnniption, Bronchitis Cattarh, Ask
/hum, and all 'l'tlrnet and bung Affections, also
a posltice and radical cure for Nervous De -
Dry Goods; Groceries, Nines and
Liquors, Crockery, Etc.,
At his Store, Main Street, Exeter, which will be sold
which win be sold at p:ioesunheard of wider Froe Trade.
Tlie ttriners of the surrounding country will find it to their ad-
vantage to 'sell their produce without paying market
fees, on the :Deter market,which is second
to none in the west, and then
call at the store of the subscriber and
Secure Xxximezise ,satin
here to be had in Overooai,i.ng,, .Full—cloths, Broad -cloth
Doe skins, Silks, Winceys, Delaines, and ever,yt.ing
needed in. the Dry Goods line. The Grocery
Department very Complete. An inspection invited
Nr
tranbie to show moods ISAAC CARLING
tea,,. _ _•_,_._ _. .. ,.
bility and all Nezvo s Complaints, after haw-' E[ A L OO' MIKE
ins tested its wonderful curative powers in • L� 1J lJ itl3
thousands of cases, bas felt it his duty to make t
it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by
titin motive and a desire to relieve human suf. Whore did you buy them brick? Well, Jimmy, I
faring, I wilt send free of charge to all who de-
sire it, this recipe, in filer,rian, French, or Eng-
' lisp, with full directions for preparing and us-
ing. Sent by mail by addressing with stamp,
.ntaming this paper, W. W. SrreBnB, 149 Powers
a Block,Rochester, N. E.
.Important— to Cen;umptives
A gentleman having been so fortunate as to
cure his son ofOonsnniptiou in its worst stsges,
after being given up to die by the most cele-
brated physicians, desires to make known the
cure (which proves successful in every case)
co those afflicted with Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, and the Affec-
tions of the Throat and. Lungs, add will send
the :Recipe, fres of charge to all wlio desire it,
if they will forward their address to DANIEL
AD.1Th1, 34 Liberty St., New Yerk. Gm.
EMOVED—Il. KINSMAN, DJa;N•
TIST,
,has removed
to I}`anson's
Block, three
doors nort r
of CarIing's
store. °Office
upstairs.
bought them from Mitchell, of course. Hes he
many of them loft? Why, yes, thousands of
them, and first-class too. How dons he sell them,
Mike? Well. Jimuty,he sella them so cheap that
twos not to tell, but if you wauf any just go right
there, for he says he 13 bound to sell as Cheap ar
any in the county. Remember, he lives south
side creditors gravel road.
JOHN MITCHELL.
ere liton, Feb. 21,188 em
CAUTION.
EACH PLUG OP THE
yit1 aqy
USE
Superphosphates & Bone Dust
FOR YOUR GARDENS.
It will pay you. Bold by G. REMP.
CIATARRi3 f CATARRH t ! USE
' .J� The great
Sierra Nevada Smoin Compound,
The onlypositivo curefor Catarrh yet discovered.
FOS SAL74 BY
C. LUTZ'S CENTRAL DUG STORE.
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Scud for circulars explaining our
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Agents have wonderful success. 100 snnsrm t- ,
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THE. .a:'ALliAND Wl:NTEE T4Ai) d
0, Scratka.00tt d ikon
TAILORS find ctorlti'int,a,
Take i$eaenretn ix form innabiiw vtt ofNreste:
add surrounding coon cry , that they have just
one .te(lout au ssortmentor'
Tweeds, Cueli.frffs, r4stfrrpseic1,,
1 atbels. best styles ancli,e•ttrrns,nrn9 feel assured
the tintnosrtabterofetothing,the) can suit the
m netts sti dinar st ani c e.
IN BRONZE LETTERS. ,
NONE OTHER, GENUINE.
Harper's
Bazar
Patterns.
They are graded to
FIT. ANY FIGURE'
and so adjusted that the most inexperienced, with
the aid of rho printed directions which accom-
pany each suit, can secure a perfeatfat. They aro
cheaper than any others,
ONLY 26 CENTS FOR A COM-
PLETE SUIT.
Agent for Exeter and vicinity,
W. A.. C .A Z'T IP I E L D
He would also ee:11 special attention to his well
assorted stock of :Fancy Go, do, merlin Wools,
Fingering Yarns, I(nitting Cotton in all co'ars.
Ie nittuig done to order, A gond suptsly of hos-
iery always en mane. Please evil and examine
stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere,
Opposite i.inson's Blocks,
W..44,, CANZIELID.
T •
fir, HAUL'S
Taxidermist and Naturalist. Beasts and I3ircls
Stuffed and 1)reserved in the most approved
style. In stock Cleo a large vailtaty of Pictures,
said Pictures framed in the best and eheapust
style.. Main Strout, iixetor. 3 rn
rfiDE EXETER GREE ITC) 7SE.
A- All knuls. of Window and .Bedding
Ranting Baskets and yaws fined to
v< order, CRbh:a e, <47.11110c wer, cel<.r{r
fir, gg
%�; nual Pnnantb Plants' in ceaEatln. 7ub-
{ w}x 1;113a Gardening carol lty atiottdedto.
canadion and Jimmies. Fruit and
Ornarneutnl Tree•. orders solicited;
and sa,tifaet'oisz<uarauteed, Wid,MOlafi0011.
Bl flee ran
Black Cashmeres for 45
Black Cashmeres -for 55
Black Cashmeres,for :65
Black Cashmeres for 75
Black . Cashmeres for 90
Black Cashmeres for' $1,13
Black Crape Cloth for 45 cts.
Black Crape Cloth for 75 cts.
For anything in Black or any other Goods, try
BANTON BROTHERS,
Eacrett's Block, Exeter.
NOTICE TO THE
PUBLIC.
WILLIAM DREW
FURNITURE DEALER.
Having been drawn into the Furniture Line by deceitfulness and falsehood is compelled to,
continue the business, and
IS PREPARED TO SELL CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN
THE COUNTY OF HURON.
An examination of my large stook, which is not excelled outside of the cities, and a comparison
of .any prices with other factories, cannot fail to convince the public of the truth of what I say.
Every Article Marked Down to the Very Lowest Figure,
1 bave just purchased a first-class New Hearse, and am prepared to attend funerals Coffins,
Shrouds and all Undertaking Material on hand. Prices very reasonable. Society Emblems
constantly in stock. Be sure to give me a pall, and I will snake it to your advantage to buy
your Furniture from me. Remember the place—north of Molsoiis Bauk.
writ, DREW.
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