The Exeter Times, 1884-5-1, Page 7i
Statesmen's Stimulants.
A reporter of the Washington O7ittc
interviewed the bar -tender of the Na-
tionalHotel in that city, and obtained
the following informatioa regarding
the favorite beverages of &motors, Rep-
resentatives and other prominent men
at the capital:—
"What seems to be the favorite drink
nowadays?"'
"That depends upon the seotion of
country that the customer, come from,
as a rine. Now, a Now England man
likes rare; the Eastern man whisky,
while the Southern and Western znen
are heavy on mixed drinks. Alen dif-
fer, however in their tastes, There was
old Senator Bogy. I eoald always tell
what he wanted and when he cavae in
1 would set it out without asking a ques-
Underground in San £ranoisco
A correspondent of a Philadelphia
paper writes: "Highbinders" seem to
be a sort of Chinese Thug, and the
weapon they employ is a short, round
bar of iron with a basket hilt. It looks
like a broken -off single stick, but, as
wielded by them, isvery deadly. The
blow is generally gieea at the back of
the neck. The guide regaled us with
an account of the finding of one of the
"Highbinders" victims a few days be-
fore, and then took us into a cellar in
which, he suspected some of the mur-
derers were. `Two floors underground,
in a narrow, tortuous passage, the rats
running over lay feet, and the only
light a flickering caudie held by Choy,
it may be imagined _we ke t close to
tion—gin and sugar was his drink, gether. On arriving at a doorway the
Senator Perry never came la the bar, neagic "Anions" soon gained us ail -
but lie was a great drinker of sherry in muttanee, and we stood in a room about
his room. Davis, of West Virginia, nine feet long by six wide. On the
generally took straight whisky; he was right-hand side were four bunks, one
not much of a drinker, though. Jude above the other, with less heighth be -
Davis never came in the bar, but had tween them than is usual in the fore-
sherry and whisky scutto his room. castle of a ship, Across the end of the
1►iaxey, of Texas never bikes anything
stronger than a lemonade. Coke takes
sugar and whisky. Bayard takes the
same. Pendleton is very fond of a occupant, and here, nearly eighteen
whisky punch. ,roues, of Florida never feet under ground. in a space not so
mixes anything with his. lie takes lar'"e as an ordinary stateroom, with
whisky and drinks it out of a water foul smells arising front the saturated
1 (rhos, having an aver -tun to mail ones. ground, which was the only Goering,
ogits and hest, us a rule, take it with and with rata so numerous and frequent
a little sutler. Eaton of Connecticut visitors as not to be thought worth
xoom were four more bunks, leaving
clear space only at the side of the right
hand row, Each of the berths had an.
interesting Items There were 183 failures in the Liurted states
the past week,
A portion of the roof of the Fuller coal Co's $1000 IE<or4'eiG
ONE
FITLY,
•„ x .:.,� �,J::., , x. t c...,neutt t.u•rc: • .0 x,m tx.a•tn IGr
mines at i, ilitesbarre, Pa., caved loon Thurs. Having the utmost oonadenee in it super( 3 h o
S T i z3ral hands ttre out of employ- tears of the most and severest z l r r
ur r•�au,tt ,i+.tc,r x wrx : n u•:an.1 Tuxan,rTt•'r-
day, Water: rushed in and flooded tho work- ority ovar all others, aud after thousands of is',i I, r• r:t ,' tt,a, �, t..n . r l•zxs. Erxt l.I• si
tugs. 'wolzz t e rrL1tLINnSICit�6oitint;••atad ,cer-rtnrr:
. ` • complicated,
fj T :Y S,
Agent. (rases wo could flue, we feel Justified fn ffering f t t:.: , e t n^t r te, . now rocohloga.cutu •e era
1 O our. 4+x a ...'aa ax1a Free Dottie of my lur...,,'a
EuekIen'f3Ari11Clt.Saive. to forfeit One Thousand Dollars for any case forfti`u: 1r1, T', az*i`te,:as `c" rc c.r.a xUu
Tho Best salve in the world for Cuts, "Inge., of cotigizs,colds, sore throat,intlneuza. hoarse- Aeor,u,e D:.11.0. ROOT. .axrn rlSt..lr, 1:(41"
es, Sores. Lloers, Salt Rheum, fever Sores,
Tetter, Chapped bands. Chilblains, Corns, anti
all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no nay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 27 cents per box. For sale by all drug.
gists.
Citizens of Iiarrisonville, ''Ifo.. tpok W.
Fink from the z:Iitrzff Thursday, and strung
him up until he confessed lie had murdered
Carden, at Pleasant Hill. The 'whetter was
then jailed,
$500 liireil,'+iord,
'W'e will pay the above reward for any
Case of Livercomplaiut, Dyspepsia, Siek head -
Role, Indigestion, clonstipatxou or Costiveness
we cannot eurewith West's Vegetable Liver
Pills, when the elireetiolzsare 4trieklyeoznplied
with, They are purely Vegetable, and uever
fail togive satisfaction. Sugar coated. Large
boxes, containing 80 Pills, 25- cents. For sale
lzy alt Druggists, Beware of counterfeits and
Imitations. The Genuine manufactured only
by JORN 0: WEST tt CO., "The Pill *oak-
en," 81 h 83 King street East Toronto, Out.
Free trial package seat by r»aii prepaired en
receipt of a three cant stamp.
nese; bronchitis, cousumptlon in its early
stages, 'whooping cough, and all diseases of
the throat andlauge, except dsthma,for which
we only claims relief, that we can't euro with
West's Lough Syrup, when taken according to
directions. Sample bottles 25 and 50 cents;
large bottles one dollar. - Genuine wrappers
only in blue. 'Said by all drugeiste, or sent
by mail on receipt of pr°ee. JOHN C. WEST
ds CO., 81 1t 83 King S;. East,'f'eronto,Ont.
Holloway's .Piltz.--Ieapor ant for the deli-
cate. -It is difiicelt to determine which is
the more tryiug to the human constitution, j
the damp, cold days of autumn and winter, or
the keen, dry, ea-terly {winds of spring.
Throughout the season good health may be
maiutaiurd by occasional dosses of Holloway's
Pills. wineh purify the blood and act aswhole.some stimulants to the skin, stomach,
bowels, and kidney. This celebrated Inez l
eine needs but a fair trial to conviue, the ail-
ing and desponding that it will restore and
cheer theca withe.ne danger, pale, or inconveu-
ielaee• bio family should be without a enpply
of Ilol'oway's Pills and Ointment, as by a
tizuety reeozu se to then, the first erring fume -
Ion may be reclaimed saff'erit.g may be ep.er:;•1.
and life saved.
We have a speedy and positive cure. for The New l:o'k Superiuteudent of Pablie
Catarrh Oipthzeria, Vaulter month and 'lead WOAS has ordered that the canals be opened
Ache, in SHII,QII'S CATARRH REMEDY. M'zy 6,
was pretty regular. He sometimes tout tannin, lay itiigl,t iluilian beings, Somc A easel 'ejector free with testi bottle. hoe it This SOBR l'IIROA'P,
1 , were axles i g if Fon desire health and a sweet breath. Price T , u col ani! painful ttfftupp1n way 4a
*whisky but most generally *wine.
no �ttthaceo4fi'oino little f'flct,?, soltIv.11'.Iirnivelag 1`xtder.an reunify cured by the prompt application of
seldoul came zn with awls dile. Ido and smile lia yarel'a Yellow Oil, taking it internally
driuk small bottle of Milano's which; only hold a pixel( of the twezd, ��:1NllAleV I:�SI k.t'TIf'N dna aauue time accordingto i y at
If you would ave+id slciiz,i.s3 clear away the
lireette+us, In
croup, asthma, colds. swollen Maude, rheum
alien- and other painful diseaeee it is equally
efticae
wouldrill. a m o
extras dry, pa for it and walk out. and are r exhausted in two or three !(Bland old nitiddei 'aur tclear.aeay tbo
There was old Senator Dave A rmsttong whiffs. The air was almost intolerable. _htimrrr struma t. and admit are air. Tito elfin
of Missouri, Ile elways took *whisky Yet the Chinese live and thrive in it. Ash
oail1 a ! a ''l labs
and /email, forty drops. I.,aplzam, of dreadful hole, known as the hospital off dei
i � .1 bt a alae s s s1unela t ltcaltiuieeways of unktl
THE FALSE PROPHET
New York would always start on wwlzis. the "Lost Chanel, t+ supported by tizo i ,uralnek lih",l Ente s which set zealet14 to He �vllop;ctphrzir�i falsely of the . weather.
toy, but there was no tellingwhat lie p, i o1,•lnl :trl:i i nintt tit s etuizaeli, urn. auzl`Lid. haves otf hid flanllola and arershoos, and
would winch up on. Jolla li.. Clark, of about o'clock in the mornin ;, and bc- }_ •
oatclies cold, is budged nuwsisrr. If you tollo+r
Missouri generally ally tock it straight, So cause the villainous-lookin 'attendant
ON THIRTY PAYS' TOTAL.
this false Prophet you roscntt life to lak ziu
<lid Van Horne. Praetor Knott never delayed some time
in opening tsoundly.r Tne �'ai'raic Beer Cu., Marshall, Itieh.,wil Iiaoynrd's I'eetoral llalsam. It iy tha bent
mixed it, and always wanted Old hour- • the detective boxed ed his ears feud nn.Avi'a Cz ri na.+xr ix I;r rczsa.Vo>arazc oougli cure and the safest throat and lung rani
bon. Page, of California, and George, The "Last Chance is, indeed, worthy Metas Ata Eta:01'8;O t?,t'rar:tNess on trial for ells known t0 medical seicnce,
of Oregon as a rule, took str siuht w bis. of its name. Here sick Chinese aro thirty day a to glen (yc,uiz;;-nr ala) +w:fia gra Rl•1 !'get ti Free,
ky. The great objector, D1r. ` Tolman, brought to die. They get llieilical at thictek with nervous debility. (stat vitality any reader troubled with AlrAliep;ia, aos-
used suar and water. Ale t nti Von the 000:0111 bMir,in ono
Alexander a on P and kindred. tronbtes, ^narauteeing tz%cues,I3`eadaehe,liverooulptaint.ete.,eltauld
1r rt>o,ll Horner, lti}}• tt 'iva1► criutF }ing of speedy and coos late re;toratian of lz�alth and still at G. 7,tlta'd Drug Stere, Aad secure R free
tonsum flog• bt Be silt, was some fi manly Add b �, Ii ..-No i
i
Salt ! Salt I'
-FOR SALE AT TEF:—
Exeter Salt Work8 Co
came into the b,
Stephens -never
t hong he was a reg( ar drinker. •er, o ,
1 h l 1 d k H P vigor rosy as above. N. trill bottle Of ,1foGregor a Speech} 41ire at ages
tarried al tittle ei�*ht ounce vial of the, food and a cup of ten. The attendant risk i3 incurred, as thirty dayq'tri!ttisello'ved which willeonvince roti of tLe .....tts of the
1
vas' best whisky ?ti his pocket.. Geiser-
al Phil Gook, of Georgia is oue of the
most jovial Congressmen that comes in
....A LARGE QCANTITY
Land and Fine Salt
Allcozunzunicatioi,s addressed to the undersign-
ed will be promptly enswv ere, d.
i� . G. IIISSlTT,
Exeter P. 0.
cplained that if the (patient felt better. Plmules and I11otohlgs, medicine. It curets pertuaneutly *where all
ho turned over and took his food; if not I Vali at 0. Lutz's Drug; Store midget alifokege 1 other medicines have failed. As n blood puri•
tie ket his faro to the wall and died. of Catvert's Carbolic Cerate. Itis comuosed Ger it has no aqua(. Remember, 'tams uutlr-
here, flet ^ekes a. little sugar in liis In a shed built e>ut from the raonl wore of Vaseline, Catbolio Add and Corate, and has roil to try it. lingular size, fifty cents and Quo
some trestles supporting rraglzly-made' never failed to remove pimples. blotches, nl- dollar. ; *+
whisky
"Flow is it that none of thew drink coffins awaiting occupant. :i eheerful cerate,( sons. rough akin, It cures when all Nervous Prostration; Premature Old d'.e
occur
sight for the eyes Iif t (sack and dying: callers fail, Try it.
a.g either causer( by tobacco, adobe', overwork, or
Beer? — �+-- S attempts I been within (noses. curets by lar. E Q West's Nene and
"Very few of the old time fellows •,Morayy* Chrlsfmas, niather!" cheer- fortnight burn thinCarterII to , made
lcllaira.O. Brain Treatment. Soh' at J. W. I3rowuing's
drink beer, especially those from the full3• exekihmed ilttle Charlie 11ligga, The torch is usual let ar night. tztu• b
South, The young glen aro this bear. h bountleei into his agent's presence M
drinkers. Kram's Fluid Lightning. •fads pmiwrietary tzttlichnezz, if they cure at
"Did you, ever see Judge Edmunds in kale. f 0 beaming.
Christmas brass
!a lI
ail, rcqutro sash n (arra quantity td prcnluce
as Dru • Store.
2
,. r ep p zeas are excited, UUt IN A LITTLE..
FARMS OF ALIA DEScYBIPTIO �B
here?" growled the old lady. "Yesterday after -
"Oh. yes, 011 a few aeca4lo.zs he and noon there were six mince -pies upon the
Senator Anthony and. Ben. Perley Poole top shelf of the pantry. This morning
would drop in.They alw:tr�s took there are only five. Now, where is that
straight whisky.�� Senator Beek is other phot" "Mother," solemnly an -
Cures tt'otbache and ne;uratgia quick as flash effect that it tmakes them 1•ery uncertain and
res an)pain instantly, the eheapest and expensive reb &1liue, Not to with Burdock
quickest anddto thou known. Why suffer with Blood Bitters. It is highly conoeutratod, and
teothnelte, neuralgia, headache, rheumatism, for all diseases of blood, Pver and kidneys,
Lumbago, sciatica, sore throat or acute pains one or two bottles will cure more than gelloue
of an; kiud when you Call KO to C.I.utv.'adrug es am weak mixtures tueually soln haul for
a groat lover of Scotch whisky, and savored the boy, "as true as I live, 1 store and get a perfect and hestantnneous cure
Senator Williams of a WiShky toddy.," don't know, but brother Bill has been 1 for twenty -lire. rents. Mk for Kraal's Fluid
"It doesn't appear that any offour. rollinQg round the bed all night, sick `Lightning. 2.4
stateami:ti indulge In fancy drinks."0110 1 to die." -Brooklyn Eagle. A disea+o resombliug p!euro.puenuiou's
No, dr. If you want to see fancy has broken out among cattle at Washington
.'drinks demolished, von inat watch a l * count- . Pa.
crowed of yuuug bloods fruity ills South t The faculty of recollecting faces and •1 }.rt %lnnro, eugne.driver ltet%+sen KW..
and West getup to the counter: :Cuero •facts is of great value to the politician, cardiae• and Hamilton, says: "It was Mimeo
may be half a dozen in the crowd, and
each of themwill take a different fancy
drink."
Would not b= Issn'.t'(l,
ti Street car Ivo. 6 going. up Austin
Avenue one day teat 11 eel; contained
but a solitary male p 7 ;t•u2ar•, Having
exhausted the beauties tfthe scenery
from the ear window, hi- finally entered
into conversation with the driver.
"What do you think?" lie inquired;
"a man called mea dude this morning."
"A dude! What diel you pulverize
him with?" asked the driver.
"Me!" replied the man, "O, I only
laughed at him."
"Only laughed at him!" exclaimed
the driver, excitedly. "Pd shot him
tigyvn like a dog. I'll tell you what 'tis,
Bir, po man could east any seek refee-
ion oe that on ole and live."—Texas
Aifti z f s.
-0 • --
Before cutting a man's head off in
considerately
.China the.authorities
imake him drunk. In this country they
s onsii.erately make hili( drunk before
putting a head on him.
"My dear roily, 1 anisurprised at
your taste in wearing another woman's
r1air on your head," said Mr. Smith to
wife. "My dearest Joe, I am equal-
ly astonished that you persist in wear-
ing another sheep's wool on your back."
A train on the Great Northern Rail-
way ran rote n cow' the other day. It
didn't hurt the cow, but it threw the
engine off the line. People accustomed
to the beefsteak furnished in the restau-
rants express much surprise at the
slight damage done to the train.
"No," said the sad -eyed man, "1
never press ' a young woman to play
,upon the piano. I tried it once to my
sorrow." "Why, what followed?" asked
;Olaf -dozen eager voices. "She play -
,ed," 'replied
lay-,ed,r''replied the sad -eyed man.. "'shall
never forget the lesson I learned that
AV." •
Yes, my son, advise all your friends
,.not to marry money. When you have
succeeded in getting them all married
for love, you can look about you at
:your 'leisure and then decide upon
-what .particular girl with money you
,will lavish .your dove: -Boston Trans -
script
"Are:you married?':' asked the justice
of a man who had been arrested for va'.
gl'ikncy.
"No, I am not married, but my wife
"No trilling with the court."
"Heaven save is'. ° I'm 'not trif.iing
*viii the court. I'was married, but Fog
at divorce. My wife got married again,
•''�+.T didn't; so I am not married, but.
but, while many, claim it, few really
possess it. Justice Harlan, of the Sus
promo Court, has it in a wonderful de-
greo; Governor Hamilton, of Maryland,
the great elonionts of the hold which
Representative Talbott, of Maryland,
has upon his constituents is said to be
in the fact that he knows by name al-
most every Ulan, woman and child in
his county.
A handsome German girl, fres(( from
Rhineland, was up before a New Jersey
justice on a charge of desertion.
Through an interpreter she :paid she
didn't know she was married, the old
Dutchman claiming her having told her
that was the way servants were hired
in this country. The learned justice
said it made no difference what she
thought; she was married anyhow, and
must obey her husband. She at once
declared' elle would return to Germany,
where no fellow could marry her with-
out her knowing something about it.
Joaquin Miler, after hesitating
some
time whether he would become a dude
or a Socialist, appears to have gone off
on the latter tangent. Ho is demand-
ing that the fences around Stuyvesant
Park be torn down. "Do zyou want to
fence up the pure air?' he shouts,
somewhat extravagantly. Certainly
not. Be calm and reasonable. There
is no fence around Madison Park. Go
up there and sit on a bench, and live on
peanuts and play with the children.
Then mayhap you may become a poet,
or a philosopher or something. lace
Joaquin Miller has become a newspaper
man he carriesa daily paper in his hip
pocket and two Boston papers stuck in
his wampum belt, andgoes about look-
ing for gore like the untamed corres-
pondent of the plains.
General Robert E. Schenck appointed
the present General Crook to West
Point. Speaking,of the matter recently
he said: "I had looked over the dis-
trict to find a bright lad to nominate to
West Point.' I linally remembered that
Squire Crook,' a line old IN big farmer,
and a friend of mine, ,'had two boys,
and I sent word for him to come to
Dayton. Ho name in, and I inquired
if he had a spare boy he'd like to send
off to West Point. After studying a
while he slid he did not know but he
had. I suggested that, he send him in.
The boy sent was exceedingly uncommu-
nicative., He had not: a stupid look but
was quiet to reticence. 'He did not seem
to have the slightest interest or anxiety
about any proposal. I explained to
him' the requirements and the labors of
the military schools, and, finally asked I
him: -Do you think y011 "can oonquer .
all that?' His monosyllabic reply was
•I'll try.' And so I sent him, and he,
came through fairly. ' '
as long been famous for it, and one of'
Bible 1.4r may person to he a worse subject of
Dyspepsia and a greater sufferer than I was. I
often had to lie do .z1 in the caboose, and actu-
ally thought I would die before i r.'aelzed my
destination. t purchased. a bottle t,t Me(ireg-
or's Speedy Cure, and itcuredme." Free trial
facto audyfigures.
What ovary person should kuow—Tho grand
outlets of disease from the system are tire
bowels nun the kidney % Jobneton's Serenest
rilia is the moat sate, pleasant and effectual
purifier of the system known. Try nae bottle'
and bo convinced, For sale a; the Golden
Mortar, J. W. Browning, prop. jy28, em.
"I had Leen for eight moneha unabze to
work„ and felt as though I would as lief die at
live. through dyspepsia and indigestion. I
weighed at the time of getting a bottle of Mc-
Gregor's Speedy Cure 185 lbs., used 8 bottles,
and now weigh 165 lbs., and never was better
len ROVED ANY. PARTLY I1:x'I1OL"I:p,
ALSO, Ble=b! LOTS
Any otic 'wishing te. sell:44s elcas of Property
an readily obtain a pitr.hns,-r t. aryl;ing #',
VITAS. al;. liln11't(. ,
f,ani Oil:ee•, Paeans St, Loi;.lr,:, ipr:t
WIZ T =AV
at lowest rates of interest. Andy to
C 1^1.11ItYt'OzES London.
JkltAYl41ZL'1'O:N Catton Com any
bottle at C, Lutz's Drug Store. Regular size xn nay life. It was McGregor's Speedy (awe
that broug
fifty cents andonedoliar. 2*• ht mo around. So says Wining(
Fell, Hamilton. Go to 0. Lutz's and get a
REST ANDCO1,IFORTTO T11ESU1eFERINa'free trial bottle. ass
etBrown's household Panacea" has noequal
„
Rheumatism, Teethe 010Elimbn
go
and an
kiuiCureapainin the Side, hack orbowel ,scrohroatfoxrolicviugpain, Wthlutarualand ostornal It
FIVE 1.) QLL
of a pain or echo. "It will most surely quiekon
the blood and heal, a a its acting novel. is wonder-
Iul. "'Brown's Eousahold Panacea' being:wk•
nowlodgad as tho great main ltellaver,and of don
bletheatrength ofany other Elixir orLIniment
intho world,shouldbe in every family handy for
use when wanted; `asitreaIly is the bostromedy
in the world for OramPs in the Stomach, and
Pains and Aches of all kinds," and is for sale by
all Druggists at93 cents a bottle,
A- OA1-itD•
To all Who aro suffering from the erroraand
indiscretion eofyouth, nervous weakness , early
decay,lossof xu e'bood, kc.,T will send arecede
hat will cure ye ,OR'EE OF CHARGE This
great remod « • e•.scovered by a missionary in
South Sine aself-addressed envolor
to the a.. r:' .WAIAN.Station D,N5wYork
City
THE V it,.._' .,:i' HEALING COMPOUND.
Is a preps ation of cefrbolie acid, vaaeliuo
and cerate called McGregor R Parke's Carbolic
Cerate. It will cure any sore, cut, burn or
bruise when all other preparations fail. Cali
at C. Lutz's drugstore, and geta package, 25
cents is all it costa. '2-1
ANSWER THIS QUESTION.—Wily do a0 many
people we see arouud us,seem to prefer to suf
fer and be made miserable by indigestion, con-
stipation, dizziness, loss " of appetite, coming
up of the foop, yellow skin, when for 75 cents,
we will sell them Shiloh's Vitalizer, guarante,
ed t••' cure thein, Sold by J. W. llrnwning,
Exeter.u o w
AN 'UNPROTECTED FAMILY.
Is one that has not that valuable remedy,
Ilagyard's Yellow Oil in thehouso for accid-
ents and 'emergencies. It cures colds, croup'
sore throat, deafness, rheumatism,neuralgia
chilblains, burns, 'bruises and all painful in-
juries.
From the many remarkable cures wrought
by using McGrcgor's Speedy cure for dyspep-
sia, indigestion, constipation and affection of
the Liver, and from the immense sale of it
without any advertising, we have concluded to
place it extensively onthe market, so that
those who suffer may have a perfect care. Go
to C. Lutz's drug store and get a trial bottle
free, or the regular size at fifty cents and one
dollar. 1-**
A CASE MUCH TALKED OF. -
The case of Mr. Jobe Moirison,'of St, Ann'
N. S;who was. afflicted with a serious . dropsi
cal .disease of the kidneys. The best medics
aid having failed, his life was despaired of.
Two bottles of Burdock Blood 'Bitters . cured
him. Bis statement is vouohcd 'for ;by J. D.
McLeod. J. P., who knew of his condition.
the cure is considered marvellous in his town.
SEWING MACHINE
HAMILTON, ONTARIO.
at ANttz'Acsvzn dei OF
00'1 rON _R A.RN
white aud Colored, Single end Double
CARPE? WARPS, White and all Colors,
8E4441 WARPS of every description,
Rosary Yarns Balled and Knitting Vadis
OF EVERY VAfRIETY,.
DENIMS, TICKING$ and COTTONADES.
Tlto;o 000113 are11"4 ri:atly pronounced by tiro
troller to be fully cella! to any grade, dad far re-
aulnity ndeve nesstomakeandcoloringthey
CARPiiT WT:AVI R8 -Tion will ani our
Warps superior to any in the Afarket ; wo ask
yea joat to give chem a trial.
If your Dry Goods man hes not got it write
to us and we will see you are promptly supplied
OT'R YARNS, of which wa (rake all descrip-
tions will he found equally good, Ask for
them. Try then*.
ThtsCumparzy'wax awarded two Arstpsrise sil-
yermpdais at Toronto Exhibition In 1681, and 3
first prizes at Provincial Exhiutiou at Riogiton.
AGENTS r--WINAi1s t•f`n., Toronto: F. 3l'e-
ELEA=deCO..Montreai. iv1ll--sm
NH o mow/ V
How Lost, How Eesfosed*
Weltavo rocentl'Dublieheda new edition of
DR. COILVEltwvl.'LI: S CE'I,F,BRATED ESSAY
on the radical and permanent cure (without me-
dialnelof Nervous 1>ebility,:i[entel and physical
incapacity impediments to Marriage, ata., re.
suiting trona eaeossos.
Prico,tir sealed ouvelone,ouly Gcants, or ON,
postage stamps.
The celebrated autkorofthin adnuirableessay
olearlydonzonstratos,lrom thirty' years' succosa-
ful practice, that alarm ingconsoquonce smay be
radically cured without the dangerous useaff in
torualmedtcines or the use of the knife ; Point -
out amod o of euro at once simple certain and of-
feotual,by moan n of *which every suiferer,lnomst.
ter what hin condition may be, may OUTS himself
chaaply,prtvatoly and radically.
I. Thf
lecture should bointhe handsofeves y
youth rtud every man in the land.
Address `
THE OULVER WELL MEDIOAL,Co
i!
A'N'N r.,NEW YORE
Pont Office Box 450
THE FIERY SEWING MACHINE. Although
this Sewing machine is offered at tee unheard of
and ridiculous low price of $5, it must net be
supposed that it is a toy. It will ,lo the work of
any FIFTY DOLLAR 1AOHINE, and do it as well
It is constructed upon new and scientific princi-
ples and is simple in construction, easier worked
and less liable to get out of order than auy ma-
chine in the world It 'makes tho some stitch as
the leadine machines in the United States The
' principlo of construction is entirely new, and
covered by brad uatonta Raving secured this l
machine, avehave decided to nut thepriconit1HT
Dowry To HARD PAN for short time az ly. well'
knowing that ovoryladywiilwant ono Full di-
rections with each machine Agents wanted
ANGELO ART 00., DETROIT, M:IOHIGAN.
ftEMOVAL ! REMOVAL
TI•II. (ENERAL QUESTION
Agitating the Public mind at present is where
can they get the best Bread, but this matter
can bo settled to the entire satisfaction of the
, people of Exeter and surrounding country, by
calling on
JO Na.:141t
the old established and reliable bakery, where
they will find jest what they want.
.A Superior quality of Bread always on.Hard
Also a first-class stock of BusCUITs, BuNs,
(CANES & CONFECTIONARY, which will be sold
cheap. While opponents have started busi-
. ness, and sold out, andleft the place, Mr. Bell
has been fennel at his past, during the peat
eight years, ready to attend to the wants of
the Public.
0EOC XR. Z'S.
Owingtoincreasing business, Mr. Bell ha
found it necessary to remove to more com-
modious premises, and has added largely to
his stock of Groceries, and si11 keep on (land
Sugars, Teas, Collee, Syrup, and everything
-usually found in a first-class Grocery Store.
All kinds of Farm Produce tak-
en in exchange forgoods.
BEAIEMBER THE. STAND :—SoutlicoWa: Block,
.Four doors forth Post Office..
JOHN: BELL,
ronrleto
p 4
��ER.
ea ifitiA
DPWIW„Ji/
IT IS NO HUMBUG, BUT REALITY.
That Diphtheria is ono of the most dangerous
diseases and annually sweeps away thousands of
children., is a fact wt,,,r11 no one can deny, and that
doctors in many' eases are powerless against it is
just as true. A medicine that is a certain and sure
cure for this dangerous and contagious disease
should be hailed with joy and warmly welcomed
by every family for use in time of need. A eon-
fiagration is much more easily checked at the be-
ginning than after it has mined headway. So itis
with this disease. Keep it on hand and do not
wait till it is too late. Snell a medicine is offered
the public in DIEIt1.AMM'S'DIPOTHERIA and
endue RR�tRDT. \so'm'e tboroughiyeonvineed
that it will answer its purpose. Letters patent
have been taken oat for the Dominion of Canada,
and prc'autions are taken that no one shall imitate
it. We kindly ask medicai men to give tttisremedy
a trial. Testimonials, circulars and trial bottles
trent on applying for, Agents wanted in every city,
own. and county.: Ask your druggist for it.
Address RCP. R. BIERLAIOPr, Zutloh P.O., Ont.
For Sale at 0, L177'Z'S Central .l)rng Store