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GENZ IALI DEALERS
ID PRIMO
-ALL PONDS (11 ;---
FIELD GARDEN SEEDS
Just . .r rived,
Try our 50o. Tea. Wines and Liquays Wholesale and Retail..
-ALL KIN1)8 OP --
FI EL D et GARDEN SEEDS
Just t riven.
r iilti.re-E its tJniait• ruts;. ` r1 A (MEAT DISCOVERY.
cGr ,IT uric fiions 1' Weil Sir •
i Ny Lt•r�11 as) t t,'e•t1KRt un in Canada trzfebesbc,ta.,c..ot el_v affei:tedtvlfi
+. �� + Sir. Wm. Thotnas,of l�exton,Ia.,sayst
Economy O the Pam.
t do not like to sr':, causidians lilt• t
severely than ever before. Shelled used many
TO Editor of Lute); Tim. 3. r nr.. r.•at•e, tftelly remedies without relief:and being urged tetry
1 Dr. giiag's New I>incovery, did so, with meat
Once more 1 tau calash tit' ' i•^ ` a alta llamas. grgtifyiug results. The first bottle relieved
trespass on your valuable space e 3 l' z 423, l (4y Citl, 3Idoh. her very mueh,and the second bottle has ab
the patieuee of Tour reader ^.l:rl.. 1 Q May 18. 1884. - II soiutely cured iter. She lass not bad such
reply to 111 sir&ti oa +►ri'a Iasi; it'' tan >' -"' t• til igood health fur thirty years. Trial bottles
i for twenty -live Sears, and tine spring more
poei.#t 111,4i".
To cure cc,nsetetlpnnM, a.eera t. -u In a tre4 at C , Lutes drag Stc.r.�. Large size
in Toe: `l'iFu of Mny 2t'2ud. Inti nt i Iaarz meet bo o;toppni, the natter must bo 51 tH}
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tine i•e tt 1 lllt(@eertlti•t Bila ,,,,,or leltt'l throws/ off, the A#.Irilh►a#eete a'd. ungues
rigout K''ItaOl•I 1.'111 rFl4lly kc? 1)t1-9;;11
. ,...t iiia the wtnti^nl 11140€atel. Drowns.
4'3'1'1; tat. viii utas. Try n. Leery bottle
the rlif►;lo4cp sift fillets of that of%•r `•: t,wr:Nut„i.
1aig, Eta deposit from $ O to $100 -.1til _ .^' _r
t,y rc inbta psi' on, eke if '�e C; .mil
11r.)V,r that tit.• IIifh.-t•tr (.r 11t•iof12 Y1I
;hortest Sea wage.
1884, did contain the following ; Tim :Vl;RAUP WYt .
)(roam ineotit•' of all %tit) untnl i,. Coat Thrua of which aro pasa.:i iii atmoath 4.tttttr
p&niea, (eNcitlsive of Lire) t4;o. f and amongst tLEe bcantiftit c.o#tery *4
shall iters stay that the I:.. k* Ior Of ti+4t mut gulf of the `it haw•
tlfttrelt 28th (•iitit:tt'r:ert tlt)tbi#3l; ..
f Om
rend.
kind. boosu"`' there wa, t:^: ism," of fitittes or Postage.
that data published in Exeter, a':(1 1
gaibmi I verponl and f,asidcrdarrr
tlietl'tlfOre accept bis ctrnlierrgc In '11+41 Cal.tti, 570.0.1 an0 O0; lttnrit;li:i.li(t.
trarti:.ttlttr. /sod talion it L 4111 willing tfif a;,d wLaU ltd.
dapasiC the outtito amount ler u i I.itert:-mdiatO to Livervoel. LoutIvnderry fol
tto,eRt, Nl with
it; ts lfllw a llratpltatcr ti.1:f rGtae
lnding rail
rpo�1.4
i.' to alasll.
.
Il trove carr«e, wore ,*Truitt«it 404.:.** 9aitrlf,tintoner. Lot to :tam. tituuduw,%ute* do t111Ati#f 3 ul.tq Sti.nr$wa '1,ir.rp.ol,
.vet Ing '1};,), utrt`Jg to a ty 1` atoplti• 1 4.04442. Cardiff. iI3L ..,'7f. 1..U'.i.
1t I a rent rl ate gala SL •Rage lilint„T.le ceu aro
i '�" ' P4t.ctel�' IA alt Iatarlianlialt' art' foe d with S}
CAL ,*emir iet ilial paper i1s1l11e-Itit^b; tlr•wi;
and wen R ret; to by
1 It " .: r• •+ :Ss iltl,t�intltt to tiltlt
it � ie�'a : w ye al tf•i11 t l t
SEED, SEED, SEED !
Tt..s uadui eipu4A oilers for sale at lits Store -
wise, i:lti`tnr Station, tit.. foilirwfrt; verities
tared grain :
MOAT.
AT.
White Russian per Ib
Trost Nation I.
McOarlin2
John'toti
Pena
Barley
41arer Seed
Tirnotuy
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RR
ti
$1 a6
n
1 20
s0
00
7 Sia
�. iNVENERTON I
air
C 1.O. WILL 8,•
-==FANCY
R"Y G C)ODS
Hats, Caps, Boots & Shoes
GENTS' FURNISHINGS,
RUCH 1\11 EYE
t)ll'r'L'NSr EtlXfR
_,....-4040..,._ 40,40 .-�...•..
solitary figure of Its x oa twrang- x i i,ri,'iythina. si.l the accumulation tlfffe vox 1#1 is
have eon stoutly C11niut;int"WI that n0 vii' tl to voblit 18 oiled. li :oi 4 Cain ill r.)1I(•
Were ti itt rout Mott 1811 were ,rid. -I )•'f tyle' ftna,. >i,ltlitt:', tom :'sew ».tilt.
different.t%h#1 UII`-1 tt? i I* 19st trdin e1onitecting with theatettluvr z
"+3 ?Vint lf•• hitt• +b"4t Qui-ilft leaves i'.",icitt"t i.## wfrItiai��•L1 :.t 0 U. X
even 400 my moaning in this '? taw, U. Papst'e#8 r-4 pati »caps` on Fridays at 7:9
he not see hew 1 say Ilia two Wrong, 1). fat. Ai!), i4M dfltltw,t Shill the atrsi)ler at
oritir(tt\, absolutely, final 1lotlr.t: but . nimou in, b pMani; an additional fare of
wrong. This 1 do asy omplia foody. 34 it
eatto r lgeajre earrie1 on the
Lastly he say, unless 1 molar the :•fall :tuaC44N offlu. "lNtl iin••.'
0
.deposit the prohs.bilitiosawe thein itr iter Voltam Anel IYas•ilt9 Mist t,vi'sy infur,u•
shall take lit:l•t notice; or my i;,:.:.:< intim apply to
pinidcnrn. I'rrliap.. lie tlritilta 1 MIN yl{.Lt:l:�f.1ti,
ehiruli tatfftl8 ':^let Mut:lr WA ttil«nt. ;to: x ATra'(1:t.:� Il�rr>rrt.
1 may etty beat I do not feel at till flat- Qi' S[
farad by bout;; noticed by samemet'•trop 1.IOa^�
don% huni,c whom, %rho will t give
le I
hie frame, bur outlet nu assumed hitt,
resorts to deliberate falsehood to iUC- Sack's Old Stand.
lam trot. I11 canc113Ki.ttr, a4 1 d1.1 not!
intend (exoepf. under Fern' peat I re. (2 Poets north of Port Oflice)
vacation) to trouble you fir• tbor••
1 alit repeat, that when I make as. Butte' and Eggs Wanted
,sertir>n.e in print it 6 after knowing i xtx 1`.�rlllitn(s inr Coatis.
them to be cores et, ant1 then 1; am wit- __
ling and able to eland by and unfet'd 14'4 ate selling Goods at \Vlroleselo Priece.'
thein under tilt own si tuattire, I
have asked Ines+abaci» ..4-1n'1 to give
Iris name. This has not bean dura,.
Yet he #talot rue to pat up inanity with
I'don't know whom. le may lnnl(e
ilil the ful4A statements he chooses
udder nn Est;aumed n#sme and who am
I to hold responsible ror them ? la it.
fair ? Is it just ? Is it manly :'
8. J. HoeAwrx.
Exeter May 28th, 1884
Mr. Hogarth claims to have i4 point
en Insurance ;lean in the date, March
2Rtlr, 1884. Upon (man -lining the
copy of Inunraneo Man'* last letter,
we find the date is March 20th, 1884,
and as the cipher ao#newhat resentbi-
ed :t figure eight, it was thereforet in
sorted as Mr. Hogarth claims, MaroI
28th. -E».
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las Ito 'i - tel. for Fit s='l'ir1::: IN
k �"h tee, ;11.•3 lrac looted if Ylit Ir-(
.'9n r'r :In cure .. f ;tr.]
remedy l
CorSur 4p;-.infty C:'otli•'u,..'hss, x
CoIdsiV hcQpin„ 1 Couq:I �w
and all 1-tinbfi-aasessut I
:r.en 866. aS. SI CO a8« rattle,
Phtteittniiitct L'Ui",,,
ACENTS WANTED .1,71 `Li ltili'R
NER. No more trouble k, move wicks Evers
farnlly wants it. Fit ttuv lamp. tilt,* war?. •.
globe. Sells at mi -lit. throe humors forvi to
Any 44.414tt..4.. huller ramp Burner Ve...73ktur-
ray Street, New Yerk.
y •br „t . 1,,v;
i:caaa,xxtt OtCit*tJea f+.* w.r43Jtadl9,u 011cr$
a o 9u:aatta etesses of naw horst kind toad of lien••
ra^din•'haro Poon eared. tudee.l.so strong1071Is to fans
tit neetiirars, trot 1 re111 Nand TLSO HOWLEY ERRE,
11...yor IOW IAL(^ASLS TKF.sr 3' 0. n tills disease.
1J der esti it 1' One .L 31, 1661 toast Si iNeW vast:
Good's. A. nice assortment of Dross Cfnnl , 1it:ady I
made 'Clothing, Sn) tr8,'Peas. trnrrnllts and l At Il1'F;ILTISTRS scud for our r;eleot. Sat of
Local` Newspapers. (It o, P.11,0Voll.r.Co„
ltais1u8, at a reduction of 25 per cent. on J El Spruce Strout, Ne York,
former prier's; ilasinneres •. 55 to Sec., Prints
5 to 100., None Veiling 111 to 20e ; nil similes
in Fignretl buntings In to 12e.; lila Crimes
for 75e. worth 01.25 ; Parasols, 25e to $1 ;
Children's Hose 5 to 10.; li'en's Stiff Felt
Hai,:, 75c.; Soft, 50c. up ; Overcoats. 34, $5
an.l i 7 ; '['wet'd Suit 1)0.50 ; Coat $g ; Pants
S2 ; Tweed from 50 to 75c; Boots and Shoes
at very low prices.
JOHN 'MATHESON
may 20th.
r
re El NEW
N(11_13 LE '
A Warning to tatnaciians.
The following is a letter which ap-
peared in the Frcc Preis of the 28rd
inst., and should be noticed
Duke. you Sllt:-Will yon Kindly it stat
a warding to Canadians against codl-
ing to the Saginaw Valley, reeking
empioymarlt, there is at the present
time in this oily not less than four or
fiyo hundred men out of employment
and more coming every day. There
aro meet here to -day wlio woul.l be
glad to work for their boat ci 'ant rho
work cannot be got, and. tlli)i'o :,110
have aork ate continually in fear of
being cut down in their wages, in
fact the mill owners have in some
cases already begun to reduce wages.
1 understand that the mill owners
have standing ztdvert•isome-,ts beth it)
Canada and the Easteru States for
man, saying thereat] get work and
good wages in Saginaw Valley. Wegos
here are for common laboring,» $1.25
to $1:50 per day ; boird,$4 per week,
so you see after deducting lost time a
man 'could do better tp work on a
farm at $15 pee monde. Of Coarse
ctook•wallopere get 40 eta per mouth,
but they only work from 'r ne to ttve
and a half days per week and. while
one gang is working there is ten out
of work. Perhaps, Sir, you may think
it strange that I should take such au
•
SITAM AHR
IS Tlilc--
KING of ALL WASHERS
(Patented in Canada, July 13,1863.)
New
Boot & Shoe Shop.
tom.. LLII.rte►'.
1laa opened a lzuiv .Beta As Shoe 3`11013 in
1'auaon's Block, (wrath Door-) where lie
prepared to make all kinds of ordered work.
Fine Sewed Work a Speciality.
Give him a call.
COUNTY OF HURON.
,11r. 0. liau wishes to inform the iullabi
tants of Bader and vicinity, that he has sole
right of this washer for Huron County, and
also that lin has appointed 11fr. Bobt. Pickard
agent for Exeter, and any person wishing to
see the Maohine,wiil please call at the Exeter
Tea Store. It was thoroughly tested, and its
merits approved before . the patent was ap.
plied tor, It has since been placed in com-
petition with a great many washer s of note,
and in every instance proved its superiority.
Itis, without a doubt, tile most perfect in
action over invented; the improvements are
prominent and well-defined»; they ars 3,ot
imitations with a alight change of parts of
some old ntayed out patents, such as the
pubtlu are often fleeced with by Patent Bight
sharks', bat they compose an original and
gcuuine invention, containing distinctive
features, which are fully set forth and olaim-
ed in a legal patent that will keep infringers
at a distance. •
Few Reasons why the 'Invincible' is Best
1st. On or one-quartertheamount of soap
used AR with other machines. •
2nd. Only one-fourth the Mel.
Bra, No labor in comparison with th
machines:
4th. No wear .and tear, as steam and soap.
are the prircipal agents.
5th. It requires only one»fourth 'tile time.
to do a washing.
6311. The house is not in an uproar with
slops, washtubs, pots and pans, at least one
day nut of ,*soh week,
C. RAti, R. PICKARD, Agent,
Orediton. Exeter.
till. ��WOIL
1884.
IIS. CLASS (non-professional) AND INT'EI3.-
Iit19D1AT1: wilt be hold at the High Schools
of Chad minty. beginning at 9 a.m., ,
Monday, 7th, July.
II. CLASS (non-professional) at the High
Schools, beginning at 11 0.111., .
Wednesday, 9tff• (sly.
1(Ir,ASSoRADPC.(uon-proiestional,) at th)
Normal Seh001s, beginning at2p.tn..
Tuesday, 15th Jrcly.
PROFERSI01'AL EXAMINATION,
Monday, 21st July. •
0 LASS, OILADl:S A ant,
Wednesday, 23rd July.
CES)C14:EZZ
'ASM'
GARDEN and FIELD SEEDS,
lii.'I{li., 314 *.3d.1
Fu11 Lines in alb. Dela: rtro.ex�.' s.
40,4•.....,,0. _4040..,,
Do not fail to examine our stook before purchasing else-
where, as you will find prices oorreot and Goofs iiir.st class.
Inspection. Invited. •
• SAMWELL ELL & IC A s
Exeter Post Office Time Table.
MAILS 4040 I arn>.t 1 aT4181'.
Sirkton,Wootiha n, W1u.helseaand ZIlinvi)le
•.. ... ... .. . I. a•in iS to n nt,
.�
Sautb,exstaudwear,iueltti:iu(:7.ondou,liatn3lton,•Toronto afontrcul, lUanit•i
obs Ulllted States F, 3glish arid foreign mails ,•. :.. .... ... ... ,.. ..• 9. t.
1 30 i m.,a.eo a. 111
South, oastaud west ... .., ... •.. •4040
..• ...10.:,3, P•m.I4•94) p. in
North and east,iucluding Godorich, LYingham, Nineardiue anti ail pointsunrth,1 1
Strattord,Toroutc, SSnhtrcal,turd Eastern States.. „• „ ••, ... ...-1('.t1in•n1 ,ti. -2.0 a. 1tt
••• ,., .., J :.0 p.m.5A'0 1•.10.4
.0•f.ap.ur.ifiC0 p. 131.
North
Hay
CUN1)IDATB$ must forward to the
Seotetary, on or before JD NM lst. notice of the
school where and the .•lass of certificate for
which be desires to write, carefully naming the
options he wishes to take, and the certificates
he already holds, if any. This notice MUS'l.al-
so be a.ccoml)aniod by a oorti5oate of oharac-
ter and a FEE of one dollar, or two dollars if
the candidate applies, for second as well as
Baird class smut nation. No dame will be lox -
warded to the Department unless the fee ac-
company it, Pouts of application may be had
from the Secretary.
Tar rd•Class Teachers desiring an extension
must write at thejuly Examination, otherwise
the Minister of Education will refuse often-'
sions, °seept in exceptional cases. alEM It 0 WT Q p_ 0
7, R:MLL•GR, secretary
PreaidingTxnminer and. ONE DOOR NORTH MOLSON'S BANK
'
chairman el B oard.
G oder' ch, April 28th, 1883.
10.
.50NEY ORDERS
issue land paid on and from any Money OrderOBroe iu tate Dominion of 0anada,Grea tltritain and
irelaud,Dritish India, Xewfoundland,(lerma,ty. Austria, Italy, Australia and the United States.
POST OFFICE SAVI:((.r USE .% NX.
Deposits will bereoeired at this oliiee from $1 to $300. Depositors obtaining the l•ostnlaster-
C:enorai'sspecialpermisticneaudeposit$1000. DepositsonSavings Bank.accotuitreceived fro,,,
9.m. to 4p. n.
Office hours from 3.90 tt. m.to 7 p, m,
Letters intendedforregistration must bo posted IS miuutesbetoro the closing of each mail.
N 14 -It is partieulary requested that the senders of matter will kindly add the names of th
mrntles to the addresses. D: JOHNS, postmaster.
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