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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
—AT THE—
GOLDEN MORTAR.
. GOLDEN MORTAR,
-AT THE --
tM ain"stree fa.
Mai i -street.
A. complete and well -assorted stock of Drugs, Patent Medicines, Sponges, Trusses, Should -
der Braces, Dye -stuffs, and Druggists' Sundries. Also a
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Good Stock of SCEIOOI1 BOOKS, STATIONERY,
Toilit and Fancy Articles.
Physician's prescriptions, and receipts direfully compounded,
J. ''RT'. ].RCW1nNC, prop
e$ETNA OREEN.
WEO sylran1.t ltlwncrwIs al!
cepoisetL
tor rileds lt[wrr.tal filteery.
" Twenty-three hundred and four lest
night,"" answered Squire Mayer, who
was found comfortablyseated in an
elegant arm -chair at his residence in
West Alexander, in response to a query
put by your corre ondent, Mr. Mayer
Is s ce of the 'eaoe, and the nurse.
ber • meant he had married that
many couples.
West Alexander, the home of the
joiner, is a small town of 500 souls on
the lino of the Great National Road, be.
tween Cumberland Md., and Terre
Haute, Ind. Joseph Finley Mayer, the
name of the celebrated knottier, is pro.
bably 60 years of age, • tali, but by no
means a heavy- weight. Within a year
or two he has taken Mita himself a ,raird
wife. His father joined toe,ether 1,860
happy souls. Be, tr0,, was a Justice of
the Peace. A record of all the mar.
",ages solemnised byhim is in the poa•
session of his sort. The latter received
his commission in 1862, and at the
end of the first term of live yearn
he had jaiaed. together in tho bonds of
holy wedlock 2"0$ couples ; the second
term, 3011 ; the third, 501; the fourth,
and up to the present time. 1,185. utak•
ung a and total of 2804 couples.
A glance at the Squire's record shows
many carious facts and incidents. lip
fio 1865 the fee allowed by law was $2 ;
during tbat'year it was increased to $3.
The least he ever received was ninety
yenta ; generally the regular fee wail
plaid, One happy groom loft a $20 bill.
with the Squire.No license is raquir•
ed in Pennsylvania.. West Virginia and
Ohio, being so close, furnish much of
the marrying timber ; though nearly'
'ivory suction of the United States 19
3eproaontod. About thirty couples were
of African decent ; fifty of the groom
bare the name of Smith. On one co.
easian four couples were upon tho floor
toady for the ceremony to begin, when
'6 ring of the doni•hcll announced other
arriv'alswho canto on tho Hanle errand.
tu�ate':ld t'f the four couples. Fix were at.
the S;afrlf' hue pronounced linshaitd$ end
wives s °.° c:;to :tribune.
-- .111. Beecher says four-fifths of the
inhabitants of Heaven are women. Mass-
achusetts comes nearer being a heavenly
State than any other in the Union, on
that basis, for she, too, has a large pre-
1'underalnoc of women.
S ALI, REGISTEE,
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Tncs snAr,MAItcII 20th, 168 4.— arm oc
Implements, &o., the property ofJames
Brown, lot 8, eon 5, Biddulph. Sala et
one o'clock, Jas. Oke, Auc.
Famax, March alst--Farm Stook, the
piopettyof Henry Sberdoil, lot 6 con 11
IlaGillivar• Henry Either, a:;o,
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RCVER t:IVEV '.
If you are troubled with low and depressed
spirits, lose of appetite, general debility, dis.
ordered blood weak coustitutioli,lteadacfte,or
AZT disease of a Willem nature, by all u cane
procure a bottle of Electric Sitters. You will
bosurprised to see therspidimprovement that
will follow,you will be insuircd with new life;
strength and activity will rt.turn; pain sod
anergy will cease, an'9hencefoith yon will m-
ince in the praise of Electric Bitter". Sold at
C Lutz's, Drug Store. 0
The Marriage looking Glass
FRANK LEmL1s s SUNDA1MAGAZINE--
TItP April unmoor has such an ab
uudanoe of good things that our space
will not pertnit list to pvrtioulariae.
The editor (Row. T. Da Witt T tlmage)
has an admirable article, "Practical
Sympathy," and in the Home Pulpit
is a sermon by him, "The Royal
Exile." Among the elaborately i11ua-
trated articles are : "A Pilgrim in
Yellowstone Park"; "Easter Feetivit-
ies at St. Petersburg,'" "Tile Found
ling Asvinrn of New York City, and
other articles Essays, Sketches, eto.,
by Alf►wt'n Harvey, Leigh Noryal,
Bev. L Rand, Mrs. A. E. Alexander,
Rev. J. F. Clay -Moran, J. Alexander
Patten, eto. The serial and short
stories are by Helen W. Piorson,L. T.
Meads, Josepheno R. Williams, etc.
The poems are of great t:letit,and the
miscellany is most o•,Inprehensive, in-
tereattng and ante, Wining. Price, 26
cents a single number, or $2.50 a
year, postpaid. MRs FRANK LESLIE,
Pnbli'hcr 53, 55 and 57 Park Ylxos,
Now York.
iFor Erer•J Married Couple.
While it will hurt no tangle matt or woman
to read stile peculla r beak, Set to alt who for
the first time enter the married atate It Is
eimplyaNECE$SLT7i. they Binet have it
nor can the contents be given here. but ft la
enough to nay the book ooutfa•nse11 the sec..
rete relating to hotly marrled0nuples. Others
who order it will have to bear the con,equen-
CCs, lie lr to only intended for those who wf.h
to know how to ;ex*, after the k:.ct is Heti.
..vary (turn couple should have It. and an 11
caste o .ly apaha y ES cents. or 3 for 50 et,.'
Every ono can have it by remitting compeer
silver and thin clip to
A W KINNEY, Yarmouth,
Novati3aoua.
,FARMERS' ATTENTION !
To cora. consumption, ulceration in the
lop moat bo sto pert the matter :Hast be
thrown off, the membrancea and tisanes.
healed and the syatetn invigorated. Downs'
Elixir will do all Ode. Try it. Every bottle
warranted.
A Startling Ihscover� y.
blr, Wm. Johnston, of Huron Dais., writes
that Itis wife had been troubled with acute
Brouchitia for many years, and that all rein.
*lilies tried gave no permanent relief, until he
prcourred a bottle of Dr,Kiag'sNewDiscovery
for Consumption, Coughs, and Colds, which
hada mal caleffaet,and produced a permanent
caro, It is gumauleed to cera allDiseaaea of
Lungs. or Bronchial Tutees. Trial Settles Free
at 0. lints's, Drug Store, Large Sizo i/1,00. 5.
..I. DOWN'{Y'
ildITAala W41,I4b10C
ELIXIR
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4 liar stood the teat for 1''ir.t •Titri:i; z
Ysaas, and has proved itieli the ta<.,t
remedy known f.)r Ill:'. oro.
o Cansuimptiorl, oollh,
' Ca11ds,iVlaarili:.; C
and ail Lainz,1; ► � ..:,
y r tial,^, :hl. s,,, •' 1 t •
21i4e 250. Ma $` CO ger I Ott; . 't
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Exeter Butcher Shop.
R. DAVIS!
WHITE'S IMPROVED
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re. & DRiVE
AND FIELD GATE
admired by every IV -
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I It r. Doetrel t by all who.
WA Oates.
SLIDING DATE,
Its chief merit* aow
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023A31lUTT
StliPiiort-
Aldi CIIE;APEStI..
buy
toss or by all
who see It.
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It takes up no room on the road or sidewalk. It opens down the tencz. It locks open
and when closed, locks shut. A child Nix years old can open and close it from a wagon
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or horseback, or afoot, It is not liable to get out of order.
MAU. Butcher IL General Dealer
WHO h UNAOQ4AINTCO W,1 N 1NC OCQONAPHY QP TN,e 00055.
TRY WILLAC= Cy CK AM,NINOTHIIMAPTNAT7He
NPWITZ
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND &PACIFIC R'Y
By the central position of its lino, connate the
East and the West by tho shortest route, and car-
ries passengers, without change of oars, between
Chicago and Renews City, Connell Bluffs Leaven-
worth. Atchison, Minneapolis and Bt, 'Paul. It
eonaeato in Union Depots with all the, principal
lines of road between the Atlantic and the Paorao
Oceans. Sts cgaipment is unrivaled and magnifi-
cent, being composed of Most Comfortable And
Beautiful Day Coaches. Magnificent Horton Re-
clining Chair Cara, Pullman's Prettieet Palace
Bleeping Caro, and the Beat Line of Dining Cara
in the World. Three Train. between Chicago pd
Missouri River Points. Two Trains between MI-
osgo and Minneapolis and Bt, Paul, via tho Famous
"ALBERT ILEA ROUTE."
A New and Direct Lino, via Ponces and Ranks-
. tee, has recently been opened between Richmond,
Norfolk, Newport News, Chattanooga, Atntnta, Au-
gusta,Nashvnlo Louisville, Lexington, Cincinnati,
Indianapolis and Lafayette, and Omaha, Minnoap-
a'T All Through Passengers Travel on Fut Express
Trains.
Tlokatafor sale at allprinolpal Ticket Offieesin
the Ualted Crate* and Canada.
Baggage checked through and rates of tare al,
twaaay. as low as competitors that offer lees advan-
Por detailed information, got tho Maps and Pold-
er.ofthe
CREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE,
At your nearest Ticket alone, or address
R. R. CABLE. E. 8T. JOHN,
Vioa-Pre,. 4 Oral 3i 'r, deal Tkt, 4 Yam Agl.
CHACACA-
• --IN A1,rylt1NAa
,: IAITIS
So simple inconstruotionthat any farmer Cali Make it. It Can ba made of luutber, iroi'
ar wire -netting. All who see it admire it. Can be °Pored with one linger trona Wagons.
Baggies, oto, It backs out of the way down the fence, taking up no room, Has no lever
age on posts. Can be opened and closed Il0 times a minute. Makes a secare look with
out a latch or pin. A downward pull opens or doses a gate of any length or weight, at
the handles have a double action and always up nut of the waw. The coat above the r.r
dinary gate is fruna 81 to 83, Teen furnish Gars IRONS, no hinges to buy.
Price of FARM RIG1ITS from 55 to $],O.
Customers supplied TUESDAYS, THUS-
; DAYS Ain SA.TUBDAYS at their residence.
ORDERS LEFT AT THE SHOP WILL RE
CEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
LARDINE •
IMACIIINE OIL.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE AUDITORS OF 'THE VILLAGE OF EXETER FOR THE
YEAR ENDING Slat DECEMBER. 1883.
We beg leaye to present a statement of the Receipts
funds for the year 1883.
RECEIPTS.
To Balance from 1882 '
• Assessments 5690114
" License Funds.. ....... 01567
ClergyReserve Fund,.•2505
• Government Grant223 OG
• Fines........, ,,.. 9 00
" Money BorrowedMolsone
Bank ,.....•• .„„. 600 00
Non Resident Taxes Co
Treasurer . 1 42
and Expenditures of the Municipal
EXPENDITURE.
$660 98I By County Rates 1883 $ 515 04
• Streets, Sidewalks &c ... 746 77
" Salaries
▪ Schools .......... . 25'1092 2865
" Debentures & Loans Re
deemed .... ............ 31.55 05
" Taxes Refunded 6 00
" Charitie4 ....,...•............•• 138 00
' Printing, Postage, £
" Stationary 5181
8275 28 •' Interoat 28 10
" Rents ... .....•,. 4 00
„ .....
Fire account....... 265 8:,
' Tanks .. 124i00
• Insurance'- .:,...........2•
" Election bx onaee...e7
........ • 30 50
" Miscellaneous. :...:110 70
' Balanee on han•t............. 1744 72i
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Call and see the Gate at Centralia and Exeter, aria secure a
Farm Right.
TO AGENTS !
I own the Right of this Patent for HURON COUNTY, and as I ase otherwise ase.
gaged and osnnot canvas tach Township in the County, I will i'elI Township Rights.
at prices that will enable the purchaser to make money at the business.
Brom, S10 to $20 per DAF can be M A E
Bya goodoanvasaerin selling out a Township Bight in Farm Bights. Canyon magi
wore at anything elec. with a Small Capital Invested. ins—ml t.. sell Na
you can make ItIONEY.
A Rare Chance—Speculation.
The selling qualities of this gate cannot be questioned, The Inventor ;as coed
--OVHIt $60,000 WORTH ALREADY.- •
Secure a Township Right, and make money easily and rapidly. If KP:i d,+ not. ,au'.
ono will, and you will llao the chance.
Call and see me, or writ.' for terms,
.�►.
Q. 1BOBXER, Centralia.
For (*aunty Rights iu Canada write for terms t.i
t'. W. JONES, Londot'
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PARM'`RS, THRESHERS. ANI)
Mill men will save money, and save their
Machinery by using Cardin.
LARDINE
RENOWNED REMEDIES.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS&OINTMENT:
THE, PILLS
Purify the Blood, eorrtet all Pisarlli rs s.i Ow
LIVER, STOMACH, KIDNEYS, AND .tiO\VEL`.
They invigorate and restore to health Debilitated t'nnstitntinna, aura alt incalaabir' iu s's
Complaints incidental to Females of all ages. Por ehildrrn and the need they are reieelae-
THE OINTMENT
Is all intalliblo r=emedy for Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Old wounds, tint& ,, taw 1'd"r r. 1a .•
famous for Gout and Rheumatism.
Has been 1 iotorlaua at all the loading exhlbi I011 DISORDERS OP THE CHEST IT HAS No norm..
'dons anti industrial fairs since 1878,carryingoif For Sore Throats, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Glan�I+larSwelliuga and isit skin •li�fsw•
first prises and medals iu every instance. It ( it has no rival ; and for contracted and stiff joints it acts likf• a charlu.
has naw no equal as a fabricator, ani will out-
wear lard, seal or castor oil, and warra•atod not
to clog or gum the finest machinery- You will The Pills and Ointment are sold at Thomas HorLowAT's Establishment.
save money by using this oil. Try it and you
wilt testify in its favor. Beware 01 imitations. 78, NEW OXFORD.STREET late (533, OXFORD -STREET), LONDON ;
—aeAEnir crunIan ONLY ET— also by nearly every respectable Vendor of Medicine, in Boxes and Pots, at Is. lid., 9e. 41.1
46. 61, lis., 32s., and 33s. each. The 28. 9d. size coutaius three times the quantity of tl+
McColl Bros. 41 Co , Toronto is lid, size ; the 4s. 6a. size six ; the lis, size sixteen ; the 22s size thirty-three ; and tl '•
33s size fifty-two times the quantity of the smallest Boxes and Pots,
—FOB HALE 11Y-' 1 Full printed directions are affixed to each Box and Pot, and can be lute in ,:uy laugnag•
BISSETT BROS , Exeter ; tit Purchasers should look to the Label on the Pots and Boxes. If the address is aa.r.
J, EILBLR & SON, Crediton ; 533 Oxford Street, London, they are spurious.
McDONELL & W AUGH. Iieneall ___
TO FARMERS!
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
NOAH FRIED,
---OF THE
Dashwood Flouring Mill
Wishes to return thanks to his numerous
customers, for the past liberal patronage
given him, and since making im-
provements, which is a large
saving on fuel, will do
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-CHOPPING--
until fnrther notice, at the following
�'�RMFRS 11D hhIKUE\'S
ATTENTION.
—rates
OATS, SIX CENTS PER BAG;
And for all other grains (Peas excepted),
SEVEN CENTS PER BAG.
58976 361 TUESDAY, THURSDAY cA SATURDAY,
ASSETS. LIABILITIES.Are my regular grinding days
Cash Balance Dec 31st 1888 $1744 72i Council, including salaries & '
Buildings and Real Estate 8200 00 small debts $ 800 00,
Amara of Taxes- 94 17 Railway Leine •& Bonuses.r. 10000 00
Fire Engine Hose &c ..... 100000 Other Municipalities 510000
---- $5038 893 , , ---- 013900 00 t
we the undersigned Auditors certify that we have examined the Treasurer's books for 18831
of the Municipality of Exeter, and found them correct and in accordance with vouchers pro.
?Woad, Balance on hand Dec stet 1883, 51744.793
CHAS, SNELL C 1 Auditors
Teton. B. CAB1;1No+
Exeter 13th February 1854
TERMS - Strictly Cash.
N. B, --Flour & Feod sold at a clone mar-
gin. Don't forget to give tis a call
NO4313 TREED
Dashwood, Feb'y lth, '84
Why you should use the Combined Milk Bucket and Stool :
1st.-- The use of this Bucket will effectually protect the milk from contact with any
foreign substance whatever, and from the odor of the stable.
2nd.—Should a vicious cow kick over the bucket no milk is lost or injured.
3rd.—In case of wttering, ormisdirected. streams, no loss will occur.
41.12.—It avoids tife soiling of clothing:
bill•—It is convenient for milking, and does away with the 'old-fashioned" stool.,
6th. --It enhances the value of dairy butter.'
7th. --It is mutually acceptable to the milkman 'and his patrons, as it guarantees satiefee-
tion.
8th.—Butter and cheese made from milk drawn in. this Bucket, possesses keeping gnali•
ties, far in advance of that containing all tbd germs that fall into an unprotected pail.
9th.—Both the creamer, and the cheese factory can afford to remnneratel those patron*
who nee this Bucket, and will in time,be compelled to decline the milk of those wilo do not
BISSETT BROS.