The Exeter Times, 1880-10-28, Page 5fepe x. 98. 1880
THE T flv1 '1:S
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--JOAN •FAhM ff1
Vs7'1-IOLZSALICI)mazz EMS
WINES, L[QUORS, CIGARS, ITC.,
Dealer in Groceries, Flour and Seed.
Carling's Ale, Lager and Porter in Casks and
—LABATT'S ALE AND STOUT IN BOTTLE AND QUAR CER CASK---
S,od, i,;sa ai= Street, Exeter.
ging HURON' ROn i3Et)104•
We have reeeivftl die 'e •11rt of th'
f ulges of the S 'u h berms Rout, (.trop,
but ai it is :L lentithy d cti'ie"t, wr.
nave 11'74 the time 1''u ptlltli••il tltl+ weeti.
It Witt, ho 't•te' 111:11(111.1' ill nor next Iv•
bull. 13e1'1> l.+ lite prize list :
TUfLN1P8.
10, nm. Clo'nore; 2ud,.Ias. Built.
and ; 3, d, Hlugh Chesney,
MANG 'LDS.
1st, Jamria I'i.okar'd ; 2nd, Thigh
Chesney ; 3i d, James Dickson,
cantors.
ly', James l)ie•rou ; 2ud, James
Pickard.
F r Jysente'y, ditarnccea, and all
summer coluplhiiuts, use the g' eetest of
all pure, situp a' remedies—Dr. I? wler's
Exttnut of Wild Sis.' herty. It is
vie:tenet, rapid, reliable, and t•tfeerive.
For salt' by all dealer.!, T.'MILBURN
a CO., Pr"prig',1)119.
THE pul)1iu sire (ftL'n v' rt unjust but
riev'er c tiseion.dy so. What they cb8
-clearly t•) 1)g' justice they always ap
Drove. It „fle'a tattles a long time to
1)liol; them to see things a•• they really
etre but In the end their vertiiet. iH al-
ways girth. It was faith i't 1 hi- idea
which l indnoe.1 the n:» t'atoturers of
the "'Myrtle rtle. N.Lvy'' to tar :1 by their
superior brand cutler every discourege-
.tllent tet the outset. The public ver
dict has beets rtred ;Lt !stye, and it
is emphatically in their favor.
•
,, 1)r. Fowler's E. t
x r+et of Wild Stratw-
'ftterry. This prr.paratiou stands inset..less u:i a remedy fur al summer corn•
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YOUNGElt'S, TENNETT'S, BASS' AND GUINESS' STOUT AND ALES ALWAYS IN STOCK.
ETC.
;Quarter Crt secs.
JOHN F"ABMER,
r12.EIiS Z N O II()
Truth Concerns You More Than Counterfeit,
Therefore, yea d,purot'uee, and enjoy its bargains. When I gay )manufacture my own furniture
!u prepared with my!arnnt. heetthatthepeople cuuinspect atany time by culling at any Ware
rouses where they wi11 see It superb dis phut of
Furniture in All Its Branches
41 L' 1q' t't'ir41 by •tivsllt Lad •tvn)unwell artis.tio skill, witq good workmanship. I der tare not
usati,fyingtile people with acla'') of IP»•uituro that o'tuaot be equalled for equality or price in
Uxetor„t11 blowing to the contrary, notwithstanding,
WHEN _YOU WANT ANY FURNITURE GIVE J. BRAWN A CAI I.
Nearly oppot•ite Kemp's Tobacco Store.Main Street, E: eter.
SAMWELL
PICKARD
Vee daily opening oat large quanti-
ties of
Fresh, Seaso able
DRY GOODS,
Boots
}alaiotn. Ill.vu you diarrhoea? It wit]
Will positively cure you. Is your ttom-
•itcit sour9 It will posi'iveiy cure you.
�_lru you going en a eeaL vl'yage? Be
'a%tkra anti take a, bar- of S'ra,vbe'ry iu
;your It versack. fir ase to a ut.sieliness,
vomiting, and other :rrltation of the
of the stomach and bowels; it will
positively cure you. Every one speaks
Iliglltly of it.
Duck sit:)r!iu;t on the Sarnia Bay is
said texi:dileut sport at present.
rI]le Govt;ronr_(Jeiterai is t•oon expeettd
to juin tla heti Ja the Plot k.
Soule of tin' many hold youths at
:Adieu Orsi; tuc likely to crane to grief
for practicing not always perfectly
intruders fut..,,i Sabbath clays.
The bites cf a blaelt spieler well nigh
'caused till) dead) of Mr. Stolliken, of
Petrolia later'. `Phare were three doc-
tors iu att:)utilisnCe.
The telegraph oeol'iitori between
Stratford and I'•,i.it E'g'ad have enc-
lieeded 111 Olrlainiog ten cents a day in.
crease on eller]' pay. The ntivanee to
takes place:from first Of enr'eut month.
Mrs. Holden, of Point. Edward, huv
i tg missed some valuable clothing -from
her clothes line, went to ft cert9Li'
boarding house, told actually compelled
)it'boardei there to divest himself and
otherwise find for her every missing
article. She afterwards received the
plaudits of tawny.
.A Letter from a Clergyman.
Veronvilla:, ,Seep. 8th. 1876.
Messrs. Milb erre & Co.,
G1,NrLE•-1)r. , 'FoW'ier'e E7ltraet
:or Wild Strawberry had Cured the worst
,ftiase Of Slimmer •contplttint I ever knew.
Our little child was, for one month, not
*expected to recover .We got lnedicin-
tebhow our family physician, brat like
e)verthilag else, failed, until we tried 1)r.
1'owler's Extraor' of Wild Strawberry,
whi*sii anted like a charm, and perfectly
cured the infant in less than Once days.
Yours faithfully,
REV. S. R, LEARNS,
--+•0,
Dr Fowler's Extract of Wiid Straw.
berry is the most successful medicine
known for 811 summer complaints,
dittrtliaaa, tlysentry, cholera tnorbus.
.etc. Its effects etre mttrveilune.. It
acts like ta, charm; relief iet almost in-
stantaneous, In 'sea•sickress and
vomiting it is a R1)eoitic worth ten tinges.
its cost. Equally good t'or tlie, young
the old, and the middle-aged, For sale
by all dealers. T. MIILBUIIN4 nets
Toronto.
SALE REGISTER.
nitrrsday, Oat, 28. -- Carriages, wagons,
baggies, sleighs, &a , property of R. Ban.
ntir, 1 irkton, 06'apd under omit; 12agoi;
credit. James Dinsmore, nee.
t
aid Shoo:
Hats and Cads,
BCc., BCC:, &C.
NI 3000 s.
.4ItL t O+ -S
"Sat ab `eh1i %l /J.1'/a/ -NI a]1L .s
A splendid range of
23LACI M
CASHMERES
BlackLustres
Pompadour iPICQ..rIS,
WIN CEYS,
TWEEDS,
VionleiCoalings
SHIRTS, DRAWERS,
[XC., &U.,
SAMWELL PICKARD''S
FROM NOW to the END OF 1881
ONE DOLLAR.
The Mail is in the front rauk of j'nrnalism, and ahead of its rivals in Canada. Itis the
hest written, the sii?ciest, the newsiest and,most influential paper in the Dominion. It is n
credit to Canadian enterprise,—Biamptoll Conservator.
T H E.
WEEKLY MAIL
—'iHE—
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We haven few Farm Anneals for 1880*on hand, These Annuals contain more practical
Agricultural iuforniatiou than any tin ee dollar subscription Farm book iu the market, and we
will give them. F1tEE to every new subscriber sent in as long as they last. But
WILLnO MOEE
We will present every snbscriber to the Weekly Mail for 1881 with the CANADIAN FARM
ANNUAL for 1881, which will be published early next year,
Therefore, new sui scribers whose names are sent iu irumediately will receive
The WEEKLY HAIL for Fifteen Months.
The FARM.'A.!NUA.L for 1830,
And the FARM, ANNUAL for 1581,
OnAOLLIfoilu
Address, THE MAIL, Toronto.
THE EXETER
TIN AND STOVE DEPOT'
MAIN ST
JTAKE tkia epportuulty of thanking my numeroris customers for pact favors, and wishto
j notify thele and the public generally that
I have Purchased Mr, D. Johns' stock; of
STOVES, TIN'WAFIE,• LAMPS,:: &c. &c,
and have moved my own stook into the building lately °toppled by Mr: John's, in the Post
Ofioe,131oeki,wi ere I new have one of the largest. and best assorted stooks iu the county, .
JUST RECEIVE D i Mortgage Sale
THE
Choice Family Grocery
—0E—
FRESH LARD, House and. Lot
FRESH OYSTERS.
NEW FRUITS:
ORANGES,
LEMONS
AND GRAPES,
Fanson's Block, ifaint st., Exeter. !
HO ! FOR MANITOBA,
During' the lernuidder or the season of 1880,
GREEN VVAy'S
Manitoba Parties
will leave on
The FIRST TUESDAY f Every Month.
Next party on September8
For particulars apply to
JNO. P e0X.
G.W. It, A'+o'•t, Centralia,
4404
• IN THE VILLAGE' OF EXETER,
TTNT)FR ANT) BY VIRTUE OF AI'OWER 01”
Salo contained In an indentale of mort-
enee w• reh will be p)'odneeu at the time of sale,
anted 28th day of April, 1877, n)ade by Jahn Nish -
burn and wife to the vendor, there will be sold by
Public Auction at the
Royal Hotel In the Village of Exeter,
--ON—
Thur:.day,Ootaber, 28, 1880
By JAMES O'EE,anotioneer,at the hour of TH'RFE
O') IL1>OK IN TILE AFT: RNOON, subject to such
conditions us sballtileube produced,
All end singular that certe in p • reel or tract of
1'an'l and preiuleoe. situ tte,lving and being in the
VIT,I,AGP1Ok' S'?Their, in theC,o,nty of Huron,
and 1 ravine. of Ontario forming pn.rt of Lot
Nnmber sixteen in the -Cyst eonees-i,n of the
Township of 'Osborne, subuivieled illtu village lot,
:anmina)d being mina) 'if lot fltty-seven and the
north part of lot fifty-five on the west side of
U',iun street on the map or plan of such subdi-
vision a'ld more particularly o''cribea: in the
said in lentnre of in -wt» ige Tlisre i4 a([nod
frame cottage, frame stable and other buildings
en the said premises.
For further particulars awply to the auction-
eer, or at the office of
MR, B. V. FLLIOT,
October 21,1890. Vendor's Solicitor,Exetei
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FAR 'p , FARMERS,
S,,
USE ONLY THE
Castorine ' Lachine OW_
THLi VERY BEST IN USE.
FOR SALE AT THE DOMINION LABORATORY,
SiUrN C .i THE GO MO )TAR,
;!Main street, Exeter.
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
EXETER GROCERY
AND :LIQUOR STORE;
A LARGE STOCK OF.
GREEN, JAPAN,
.10 UNG HYSON
and BLACK TEAS,
RAISINS, CURRANTS,
PRUNES, DRIED APPLES
CANED FRUIT,
SARDINE'
S,
LOBSTERS,
SALMON,
13.ITTEIt BAUCE AND PICKLES, 'BRANDIES, GINS, WINES AND, SYRUPS, RYE, WALT
SCOTCH, IRISH AND COMMON WHISEIES, TOBACCOS' tND'CIGARS,
Wholesale and Retail, • • .
G. A, MACE . '
' Main Street,Exoter.
'THE vircntruna of than DAT
NOTHING LIKE IT EVER WEEN:
PEOPLE OANNoT REALIZE
Until they call sand tnake an examination what Real Bar.
gains are offered. Everything at. the Lowest figure is the in-
ducement we offer in
TAPLE AND FANCY DRY, GOODS
Cooking,
Parlor and erne! Stoves Boots and Shc;•es., Hats and Caps;
• pp�
THE. BESL.IN'THE MARKET, Ladies' ;&:Gents' Furnishing Goods
Atso to la,ge vanity of ;Tinware, 'Ltnml's, Latnp Chimneys„ Goal Oil and Cutlery.
P astimates given for,Eayetroughtng, ' Cl►1 ittge+:fluting u, Speciality.. Depend upon it
will give you l ops value tor. yoiti k4uiiey:
The very hi hest, price in Ca hpaid for Hides' and'iSItee ,skims;
take item. etl>iilt 'iite,piaeo•-trio Eabierri te
Itind Stove Depot, Post.O'hee Brooke Main Street,.
Axeter. •
iil;etet, lTants'i i ifow 8soe `
74
• Clothing, CrOCIteil
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; IYViiie's ghe L
illiora. ,
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r1::"IN.reet,t'ettgr6
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,.(i�swire, Hardpt
re,
'Groceries,.
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I.ia'.ry,u1t an Ja4if )r,# ' t.eaµ, .c. , l.
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