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--A Teaober in h ;vonuty of Bruce
wilt be tried at the coming assizes in ,—TH OLD--
misconduct
Walkerton for punishing a pupil for
wl�ooaadact after school hours.E
}fir, b, (riffle, au otaployeo in Eft. ST BL1SH 0 HOUSE
iott corner Ptore Wtuglta n was bneily To the rron.'t as Vi nal.
engaged on Tueedav of Met week in
heading a barrel of dried apples "lieu With a First Claes stock. and at prices that DEFY COMMIT 011.
the chisel he ware tieing broke a emelt ,
piece penetrating in diose' proximity
to the treat
itis. G. went toTnrotl, TAILORING DEPARTMENT
an for treatment,
On Thursday of laet week a ,,8ltaot•
ing affray nogurred near Mildruuy, W. Full of alltIe Latest designs in
Berry, who reetdee at lot 27, coil., 9, -`Vorstecl V�1'G'C�c`11 11
Carrick was uiarrieti on that day ulna. Ttiveecl Etc.,
tioued, and in the evening the young And merle upiu First•elase style, and at prices that cannot fail to please. Ad Goode
of the neighborhood assembled to alfa- MAIMED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
rivarh him with tin pots, cowbells,�+
TWO of the gang well armed with allot iso Trouble to Show G'ood.ss
guile. Durhug the time the disturb• 1
awed wail going on a noise was heard Bring along your Farm Produce, for which
among the items in the :stbale, and the Highest Prices will be paid,
Mr. Berry pro .esded from the lhouae
to quiet thein. On his s with
he we JAMES .PICKARD, EXETER.
slant to the calf of tholes tYhtlh a ppeta-
'ble. A. mai named Clubino la alleged
to have fired the ohm. and on friday SEPT. 22nd, 1133k.
left for parte unknown. q — -.. _...., A
A lire brake out about nine o'clock A eau accident occurred on Wed- I3mma Abbott; spoaltiug prcaumablg
Tuesday evenin4 of last week in the nudity of la ,t weak in Somerville, at : fro[n azporieuco, tolls 11ow' to powder
1.+ietnwell Reinter printing building, i a piece known as Bolton's oro a ug, ; your face without ruining your akin,
which we. totally destroyed. 18cane of on the Victoria Railway. Robert First, never use powder With any lead
the preemie and contents were mimed, l English arae out hunting and was in it. Before you apply the powder
Tl[o origin of the fire ie unknown.1looki[;g for a bear. At the eamo time I; anoint yanrface with glycerine. Wipe
The iuourttuce on the building was i au Indian named Spaniard was also the gl3cer no all oil then put the
1powder on in an artistic manuor.
$•10(1 in the Oalhamercirtl Union, $400 it out bunting, dressed in a blank coat.. After you are done with your complex-
i. the Citizens, on the etUBk and plaut Ho , ban set some traps acid was ion tale it off by rubbing vaselino on.
00 in e Norwich Uni
x0the on, and $1, stooping over one of them when Mr. It, then wash thoroughly in soap and
000 in the Queboo; The urobeble Luglialt cavae tihruugh the woods. writ
loss abavtt insaranee,",on. the building is Seting enmotbing black he levelled t The city of Ilarubur; isaboutto erect
;�H00, and on stock and plant $2,000. his rise and tired. The hall entered t a museum of natunat history at au es
'Poring . the past two woke' anya Slumlord's tide and tapas qua near 1 tjmated cost of 900.000 marks. Plans
It 1 p lu competition have been solicited
the 'f;Mt of that village, 'Winghum the shoulder, 13,e gave one cry, fell 1 from urehiteets, and rlpward of 1uO are
has gained an unenviable reputataon to the around and died in abou' 401 likely to be received.
on account of the lawless cauduct (Its- aim tee: 1 -�-
played by rowdies towartla the Lora's
Army. Not content with saluting ;lir. l't[otlit[d Whether. of West.CATARRH—A NEW TREATMENT.
them with a volley ofe s duringtheir glister, has grown some of the larg- Forhapnthe most extraordinary y xuicinethas
Y g8 est sized field carrots ever eeeu in item boon mellowed iu modern medicine has
march on the etreete, a raid was made :teen attained by the Dixcn treatment toren-
on their barracks the windows broken en -
Western Ontario tarrh. Oat of2,000pationtstreated during the
last eix months, fully ninety per cont. have
Anil hills filled with paint hurled Oro- The British, (intim '1'1'fh(1(:. 18
been cured.born tiebooheeastarinwhenis remembered
`„ gh theta. ruining Ilia dresses of eeiveral that not live per cont, of patients presenting
ladies. On Sudday night nil the armyi The Mark Lane Express, October 20, says: themselves totho regular practitioner are be-
$ • '+Tho English "hent• Mower and the foreign ""fitted, while the natant mouiciuty and other
were mare • mg out, balls Cf paint ' gg invert.sod cures not°er record a rune nt ail.
were again hurled at then one of grower are competing for ready money with starting with the plaint now generally believed
g , the readiest article at command, which is try the most scientific men that disease is duo
them striking Lieut.\Vilsou in the face wheat. At rho same time the United States to the Vixen
atca of living t is is cursin rho ttheir
Mr, ttixan once adapted itis euro to'thoir
Cutting him and covering his clothes miller is underselling both with his mann- extermination --this accomplished, he claims
with paint. And on 14londay a pont- faoturedprodnet—fiour. And so the trade the Catarrh ia'praoticatiycured, and the per. mnnioation was raciemed by the pas• goes from bad to worse ; and there is nevi.tuaueney nrquostionodt as miles effected by
in absolutel nothing—to to show the worst hint four years oxo aro cores still. No one
ois
tor of the Minnie `Street Methodist gr y g mashes aulno ofd to curt Catarrhntw in red
has Dame. `Thera is once mato a huge vial- manner, and no other treatment aver cured
ohurchthreatening to bombard that blo supply acenmulating in the elevators of Catarrh. Th s application of the remedy is
the UnitedStatea, representing wheat virtu- A,
and
ttson nbe eedyoneiatthomee, and the
edifice if the army were allowed to present
hold anymore services there. It i9 ally in the control of the banks. This 1n• able fora speedy and permanent euro, the
secure and altogether unsafe reservoir may majority of cases being cured at one troat-
a dittgraoe to the town that such law- burst at any time, and flood our already de- rSufferers
nrersrrspondrtesa A. feshould SON, street
leas proceedings are allowed t3 go on moralized market. west, Toronto,Canada, and enclose stamp for
"The harvest in Russia has been greatly their treatise on Catarrb.-3foutrrat Star, Nov.
week after week unclheeked, and we
Tdamaged by the unfavorable weather, the 17•188e.
hope now that prompt measures will'
provinces in the east having suffered espe-
be taken to put down this rowdyismn dully. In the Baltic provinces the harvest
and bring the perpetrators to justice. has to a very large extent been lost, and in
consequence of the frost, potatoes have given
ouly a third of their usual yield. This, it is
Canadian. .main, will have a great effect on Russian ex-
ports, although at present they have not felt
-- it, the export trade being brisk, especially
A Quebec deepatob says :—A. break frm Southern Russia.
occurred on:Sunday in the main water
pipe from Loriette, The pity has
been without water all of Sunday
night and Monday morning. All st•
tempts failed to discover the location
of the leak, .
Wm. Oliver St, George, 71 years of MARKET REPORTS.
age, died at Ottawa on Saturday. St.
George was a son of the late Sir
Richard Blyth St. George, Bart., and.
last M. .P., for Athlone before the
union, and a .property owner of 2,000
twain Rogooinmou.' . . '
Among the peseengers of.tho etean wife(neBarley w) ... •.•
ship Parisian, which arrived tt oats • .. :..
Quebec or, Sunday, were Miss Rye's °Tim1"°"°"'
party of fifty.seven children under Peas _.
charge of Miss fleabag, for "Our eggs-
Western Home," Niagara. Miss Ed. Butter
wards nes in charge four orphans, from
Cardinal Manning's Home. They. pro-
ceed to Ottawa.
Mrs. Thomas Appleton, of James
street, Hamilton, rose from her bed
about 9 o'clock Monday morning, first
having transferred her three weeks'
old infant from her arm (where it had
been sleeping all night) to the pillow.
As the little one was sound asleep she
thought no more of it, until she hall
performed some necessary; hnuseb3ld
duty. A quarter of an hour after-
wards when the mother went back to
the bed she found the infant dead. 1t
had rolled face downward into a hol-
low in the bed,
`OT
GREAT BARGAINS,
SELLING OUT,
GIVING UP BUSINESS
As we have decided to close up our business in EXETER NORTH, we will on the tat of
Qetober, commence to offer the whole of our entire Stock of
Dry -goods, Groceries, Crockery,
Boats 8e Shoes, bats & Caps,
Ready-made Clothing, 5
Hardware, Patent Medicines, &c
AT A GREAT REDUCTION.
Eyery bottle of Arnica & Oil Liniments old
is warranted by the proprietors to give satis-
faction or money will be refunded.
VIINOtallINININOMMIN
(Corrected at 5 o'clock p.m. Wednesday.)
' BALL WBEAT
Whit eWhaal ,.,
Ned. «.
White , Wheat New •., .•• ,..
Red Wheat New .,
aPnSNG WHEAT
Flourperbbl.
Potatoes,per bag
Apples, per bag
DriedAppleapr b
(*eeee ,per lb.
Turkey per lb
Ducks per pr
Chickens per pr
hiogs,dressedperi00'
Beef
Ridesrouhg, ... ...
" dressed.
8heepskins,eeel
Calfskin,
Wool per lb
•
The Seegmiller Plows.
S. PODiTELL
Having decided to close hispresent stock of
the above plows. will sell
FOR $13 CASH, and $14 OI TIME
FOR 30 DAYS.
The plow can be seen at the building oppos
i to Baadcns Nimble 'hop. (A few door
south of the market.)
Points and repairs always kept in stock.
Parties intending making a ptrchase will do
0 70 to 0 72 well to call early.
0 70 to 0 72 April 10. S. POWELL.
0 72 to 0 76
072to076
072 to 075
045 to 057
026 to 028
700 to 740
125 to 200
058 to 065
060 to05J
017 to 018
risto036
50bt0560
••• 035to040
040to050
006to008
005to006
007to006
0 60 to 0 65
025to030
... 700to750
500 (o600
500 to600
650to675
,. 0 90 to 100
0'50 to 070
a i9to020
Hay porton.. 7 00 to 8 00
Onions ner bush' .., 0 B0 to 0 75
Woo per oord... 300 to 3'50
EEN.SALL MARX. BITS -
Fall Wheat' per bh $ 0 73 to 0 75
Suring " 0 74 to 0 80
Barley (b•ieht) 0 51 to 0 60
Barley (feeding) '0. 44 to 0 40
White Oats, .,.. 0 28 to 0 3C
Black' Oats .., 0 27 to 0 80
Apples per bbl• 1 00 to 1 00
Potatoes per bh ,r ... . 0 25 to 0 52
acct.
We take this opportunity to tender our thanks to our numerous
Customers for their liberal patronage during the as Eleven
years, and hope to see yo: alt again soon, to secure some of the
Wishes to announce to the Inhabitants of
Exeter and vicinity, that he has opened out a
Eaci ani Shoe Shop
Special Bargains which we are Oiing
Aa our Stock must be disp4ied of in a shortill time, it will be sold rt•paldless of cost. This
wbe
in the Horner Store North of Samwell
& Pickard's, where he is prepared to make
all kinds o: ordered Work.
Sewedwork a speciality.
Repairing promptly attended to.
GEO. MANSON,
Late Manager O. Eacrett's Boot and Shoe
Establishment.
May 14th 84.
A RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY
BY LATINO IN A, GOAD STACK OF -----
FALL & WINTER GOODS
Aa our Stock is well selected and principally Staples, it will be to your inters st to a amine
the t.ioiirlil ;ore pureharaiui; visewhere.
chic One, Coin() All, and bring your friend` along. Bitter
and Eggs taken as usual.
ty party (lesiring to lease the store can get immediate pos-
session by purchasing the Stock.
CURIZELLEY & CO
0etober :and, 184,1.
ESTABLISHED 1892.
SAMWELL AND PICKARD
Desire to call the attention of their customers to, and ask
their inspection of their large au(1
Complete assortm.'t of Dry Goods
4
Etc., for the fall trade of 1884. Our stock is, we believe,
well assorted and carefully selected. It consists in part of
the following :
All -Wool Dress Goods,
Plain and Fancy Dress Goods,
Black and Col'd Cashmere,
Black and Col'd Silks,
Ottoman Cord Sills.
StaDle Department.
Shirtings, Denims, Cottonades, Table Linens,
Table Napkins, Grey and White Cottons,
Shirtings (plain and twilled), Cotton. Bags,
'7 LACK AN, COL'D VELVETEENS In and prices.liety of shades
Your inspection of these goods and prices will convince
you they are right, as they have bee,i Imported for this season's
trade.
Our Millinery Department is still under the care
of our MISS McINTIRE, and the stock in this department
will—if possible—be more attractive than ever this season,
embracing all the latest American. English and French styles
of Shapes, the latest shades in Silks, Satins, Ribbons, Flowers,
Plumes, Tips, &c., &c.
In OUR TWEED and GENTS' FURNISHINGS we show
choice lines of English, Scotch, Irish, French and Canadian
Tweeds, English, Scotch, and French Suitings, English and
French Trowserings.
Hats, Gaps, Scarfs, Ties Shirts, Braces, Hosiery, Etc. We have a good cutter on the
premises, and gua,antoe a fit in every ease. Our stook of Blankets is very extensive in
white. In Furs our stock is complete (gt ey and brown) in Boas, Gapes, Sets &c,, &e„
also Robes in Buffalo nrd Wolf. Our Boot and Shoe department will be found tally as-
edrted in Ladies', Gents' and f)hildren's wear, also a full assortme'.t of Trunks, Valise*,
and Satchels.
GROCERIES NES` ` AND FRESH.
SAIVIWELL I I�14R