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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1884-12-4, Page 5TZ,AIRM ITAWO. 2 of Potter's Best Electric Batteries for Medical use, 1 Mercurial Barometer for foretelling the Weather. . AND IlIclienzies'Inhalers for Catarrh, Bronel ,it s, c .A.11010 TO 13E soma, Cum tater. —AT TRE_, Iao323113 ,oda Laboratory, Z. W. BE.0372 11TC, Prop HOLIDAY ANMUNCEMENTS. Some Facts about the>ialao Punas. These Pianos have established their excel. leuoo in every community where tidy have been introduced, and the most eminent per- former, leave given theist the meet rnestalt6- • ed approval. Their appreciator, however. is Ladies and gentlemen. seeking a choice selection of not confined to the claw known asprofessioe al artists,but they areas highly pas io ilia pada, as in tbo st1iep1 Fooir or neon itis CIIIIVESPIRFLAS curiTsstage. Tho fact a thep areas perfect as any iustramruta of ills kind that have been made, and posses many qualitleyeti which strike the critical ear aa superior to all other t Will find just whist they Wish in. our new and rich assort- pianos. ibis is the woo sacretOf their great meat of ARTISTIC JWELRY, carefully selected and popularity and the high Appreciation in winch they hold by both amateurs and especially desirable as n osi, appropriate Holiday Gifts, prmiesaienals.are Watches in Elegant Cases Handsomely chased, with Obelus, Seals Pencils, Etc., Mo ern style's, and gaerauteed of beat quality SILVER WARE Every bottle of Arnica aC OH LiniAueuks of to warranted by the proprietorit to give satin- I faction or money will be refanded. The eegmillcr Plows. $. P►4'v ZI, L Raving decided to clone his present stock of the above plows, will sell FOR $13 :BASH, and 4 O Tile FOR 30 DAM Tie plow can be seen at the building oppoe ite Bawdtns ltfari;le Atop. (A few door south of the market.) Prints and repairs always kept In ateck. P,artiea•intendiog making a ptrebase will do well to call early. April 10. S. POWEL1, MARKET REPORTS. MA4L R$R,hT %SitrtYuoa w 0 611 re 070 STOP 05000 REWAlt:n. �...►. or C oitr,l4 . Tao wgs rppa. THIEF. wMs,C... ',Ate144eayttrxtwn 140444104 ride re Cor hap earn or Wide* Cord, o'ret*n sad tb ir*.14iap 4mghttat Mato.. host rtarsett Ann tnaast lhh zmnoth* uatip Vat sea thstate at i aaoa,o bp*wirdd or s ^w!dss**rodSwabottersrticao. Ws Oro sAE,rrbrahrdrd r Masai ao for pr presto r or ear tweedy saunas asAr u tostiovad ad or 6e40144! uareo Or AllthIPAMMI A•naS 'rasa An hiw rm. Amxtlaerr tis o. Her acre 1:4 a*A rw •tr.bta Drugs** and Conatrs DOOM. **Oar, 10 aiod SS. r: damn.'. is N+ Mr. tattaattrr. OASONSPrea.t FMa. L x., irboloppEtA ata rpr405da., ADVERTISE ITS PAPE. R j> t f n ea I At Q�.. IN T �E TIMES $QWFrx. dL C0s e0U w r ddvortlp"les Bureau SO aprnoe be NEW YORK. tlstns contracts stag 1884, THE OLD— Corrected atEo'a)ockp.m.lYodaes4I E STA B U S H E D HOUSE 18844 Rea ... 0 68 to0 70 I,. e I aa► rout as s al White Wheat NOW ,» ... 0 50 to 0 70 e Rod. Wheat Now 000 to 070" New and elegant styles. Just in the vi Atxo wattAx With a First Clans stock. Intl at prim that E FY COMPI TITION, elle teem) .. • .. 079 to 0 76 elarley 044 too65 out* ass LATEST STYLES IN GOLD JEWELRY n 01:1 ::: :::1; o:' UOW Pana .•. -+ • �••'' -.. aO e6toto 0 0 Of Standard qualityforladies' and gentlemen's wear. a PRICES LOW . 017to010 Sutter •• » C 16 to O 76 • • Flourperbbl. • -. 560t0160 Potatees,per beg • 0 85 to 040 notice [bull Apples,perb58 .- 0 40 to 060 lar edApple>tpr b , .. 0 os. ra O QB Ocoee per lb. .., to Turkey per lb ...•• ...... 0 0 0d07 to 0 0' 06 Ducks per pr .. 0 00 to 0 i'5 Cbickenaperpr ... ... 090 to 0 fin 50 Beet'�lreseedperl0a .. to 7 laidearahba. --• .•• b 00 60 000 'tdressed ... ... ... „ 050to 0 75 Sbeeppskius,eaoh .. ,.. 0 AO to 100 atskla■ ... 050 bo 070 Woo) per lb ... 0 39 to 010 Kay per ton ... 7 00 t0 800'.. uuieuauorbusti Woo per cord O00to076 900 to 4k 60 RENSALI. MARKETS. Fail Wheat per biz ..a ••• $ rill to a° Ono Watches, Clocks and Jewelly repaired on `short Guaranteed to give Satisfaction. Stand one door north of L. e1egraph Office, Main.st., Exeter. ROBERT FUCKS. County of As on abbath Sallool 1 The executive committee affhis at- stitution met on Friday, Nov. 21st.. in Ontario Street IVletltodist 'jhurch, Clinton,on, to draft out a programme of proceedings inr the cowing couveu• ,tion to be held in that town on Tues day and Wednesday, 10th and ,11th February next: There were present the President, Mr. D. Tillady, and Messrs. W. Gray, Seaturth ; S. "Yates and T. MoGiliiouddy, Goderioh ; W. J. Clarke, Exeter ,•James Thompson, J. t). Stevenson, A. H. Manning and H. Fisher, Clinton. Rev. J. Gray and. J. Kenner were also in attend- ance. It was unanimously resolved to invite Hon. S. 11. Blake to be pre- sent one day of the convention and deliver an address in the evening, Mr. Blake is perhaps the forewoet Sab- bath School man in the t'rovinoe,and his presence and address will be Al ANSWER WANTED. Can any one bring us a calm of Kidney or Liver Complaint that. Electric Bitters Will not speedily cure' We any they cannot, as thousands of eaves already permenentt) our. ed and who are daily recommending Electrio Bitters will prove. Bright's Dissaao, Dia- betes, Weak Back, or any urinary complaint gniekly cured. They puffy the blood, regul- ate the bowele,and act directly on the diseas- ed parte. Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at 60e. a bottle by G. Lutz. The British Grain Trado. London, Deo. 1.—The Mark Lane express' in a weekly review of the grain trade, aaya "Tho wintry weather during the past week has strengthened the wheat market and more money is asked by holders. Prices also increased in the provinces. The sales of English wheat during the past week were 66,986 quarters at 38s 5d por quarter, against 73,461 quarters at 400 2d per quarter the corresponding week last year. Foreign wheat is in better inquiry. American spring and red wheat have generally advanced in Liver- pool. On the off coast trade the market is firmer, sellers asking higher prices, but buy- ers decline to respond. Twelve off coast waited for with great expectancy. The cargoes aro due. In the trade for cargoes committee proceeded to select topics on passage or for shipment the tone of the to be discussed and decided upon the market is active and prices hardening. Flour is fe* flail and slow of sale. .Baize is scarce following :-1st, the Sunday school and the market against buyers. Barley is (a) its outfit, arrangement and con- quiet and steady Oats higher.. duet ; (b) How should it be supportedn BORN. financially and how should its ow funds be expended ; (o) 1Ylodes of at- tracting and maintaining attendance ; (d) its music, 2nd, the teacher, (a) his preparation ; (o) his responibility ; (a) his reward. For, the evening meet- ings the topics are : The Sabbath School a safeguard against infidelity ; temperance training a part of Bab. bath School work ; "The bible, the ,world's fight and guide" ; and "The real objects of Sunday School work." There will also be examples of hymns to use, illustrative aids in teaching primary and intermediate classes, the question drawer, and the usual offs• vers' reports. - On Wednesday after- naou the children's mass meeting will be held and an :address on suitable subjects 'given .by Mr. Clark, .Exeter, and Rev. f.1essre. Musgrove and Soltau. Altogether the convention promises to be .one of, the best yet held. Scott's Emulsion: of .Pure Cod Liver Oil, •ncitlr Sypophopphitea, For Bronchial Affections and /wig Troubles Dnp A. B. Poomi ; Cedar 1i*pids, Mieb.. 'says ;—"I have used your Emulsion for sev- eral years, in nay practice, and nave always found ft ,.thoroughly - reliable, ' pleasant to 'take; and mast, -valuable for throat and lung troubles." Buos,xasAtr.—ln Winchelsea, on the 26th ult., the wife of Mr. Wm. Buckingham, of a daughter SALE .REGISTER. WEDNESDAY, D 10.—Two Fl Mill Saw i , nm r, Farm &e., the property of S. Sweitzer and honeymoon. The husband and & Co., Crediton. Sale a 10 a. m, sharp -1 wife were aged seventy and sixty years Lunch at noon Henry Ejlber auction respectively. tiring Barley (bright) ... 0 51 to 000 Barley (feeding).. 0 44 ttoo 0 404M _ . _ White Oats, • • ... -.. % 5 tc 1 !10 Black Oata ... ... apples per ail. ... ... 100 to 100 Potatoes por bh ... 095 to 0 51 TAILORING DEPARTMENT Full of Alltbe Latest designs in Worsteds, Overcoating$, Tweeds. Etc.., And mode up in Firdt.clase style, and it prima that cannot fail to please. Ail Goods MARKED IN PLAU.4 FIGURES. No Trouble to Show Goods. Bring along your Farm. Produce, for which the Highest Prices will be paid. `A.NES PICKARD EXETER. SEPT. 22nd, 1884. Exeter °But cher Shop R. DAVIS, Butcher &, General Dealer -IN ALL EINES ii:i EIA1T1S Customers supplied TUESDAYS, THURS. DAYS AND SATUBDAYS at their residence. ORDERS PROM T ATTENTION. T A.T THE SHOP � RD CATARRH—A NEW TREATMENT, Perhaps the most extraordinary success that has been achieved in modern medicine has been attained by the Dixon treatment for ca- tarrh. Oat of 2,000 patients treated during the last six months, fully ninety per cent. have boon euredof this stubborn malady. This is none the less startling when itis remembered thatnotfive per cont. of patients presenting themselves to the regular practitioner aro be- nefttted, while the patent medicines and other advertised cures never record a cure at all. Starting with the claim now generally believed by the most scientific meu that disease is due A GREAT DISCOVERY. to the presence of living uarasitesin the tissue. Mr. Dixon at once adapted his cure to their Mr. Wm. Thomas,of Newton,Ia„says : 'My extermination—this accomplished,. he claims wife has been seriously affected with a cough the Catarrh is:practically cured, and the for twenty-five years and this' spring more nlanencyunquestioned, as cures. effected y severely than ever before. Sim had used man, hint four years oxo are cures still. No one Y oleo has attempted to euro Catarrh in tuts remedies without relief,and being urged to try manner and nd other treatment ever cured Dr. King's New Discovery, did so, with most gratifying results. The first bottle•relieved hor very much, and the second bottle has ab- solutely cured her. She has not had such good health for thirty years.” Trial bottles free at C. Lutz's 'Drug Store. Largo sizo 81,00. • One'of the wealthiest mon in Philadel-* phia—some say the wealthiest—is hardly ever heard of at all. Ho is Mr. •Isaac V. Williamson, who, although past eighty years of age, is yet spry anti active and may be seen any day in the Stock Exchange moving about like the youngest. He lives at Bryn Mawr Exeter and vicinity, that he 414 opened out a and goes out and in every morning and u afternoon on the trains. • His habits WW WIM and dress are those of a man eking out e3"1 9 Shoo � a subsistence, but he is popularly re. ) pitted worth between $10,000,000 and $20,000,000. His dress; is poor and al- 1 ways the same; his food is the simplest; he has no servants, no luxuries, no horses—.nothing whatever to indicate. his great wealth. He is' ' a bachelor, with few relatives, and lives by himself. He is charitable, however, and has given !large sums to ob ects. Many deserving J A couple whom a quarrel separated fifteen years ago, but were never divorced, were reunited at Monahan, Catarrh. Th•i application of the remedy is simple, and can be done at home, and the present season of the year is the most favor- able for a speedy and permanent cure, the majority of eases being cured at duo treat- ment. Sufferers should corresun±Sd with Messrs, A. H.LI%ON & SON, 80s Wing street west, Toronto, Canada, and enclose stamp for their treatise on Catarrh.-MontreCi Stdr, Nov. 17,188x, ESTABLISHED 187 2. SAMWELL AND PICKARD Desire to call the attention of their customers to, and ask their inspection of their large and Wishes to annOLlnee to the inhabitants of Complete assortm't of Dry QOQdS Etc., for the fall trade of 1884. Our stock is, we believe, well assorted and carefully selected. It consists in part of dao — wo ax s, ono S Mill L be F m Stook Imple Tex., recently, and Went off en a sec- • in the corner Store North of Sainwell & Pickard's, where he is prepared to make all kinds o; ordered work. Sewed work a ,speciality. Repairing promptlyattended to. GEO. VIANSON, Late Manager C. Eacrett's Boot and Shoe Establishment. May 14th 84. the following : All -Wool Dress Goods, Plain and Fancy Dress Goods, Black and Col'd Cashrnere, Black and. Col'd Silks, Ottoman Cord Sills. Staple Department. Shirtings, Denims, Cottonades, Table Linens, Table Napkins, Grey and White Cottons, Shirtings (plain and twilled), Cotton Bags, 13LACIt AN) COL'D VELVETEENS In and ipeat ces.riety of shades Your inspection of these goods and prices will convince you they are right, as they have been 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, Caps, Scarfs, Ties Shits, Braces, Hosiery, Etc. We have a flood eutter''on the premises, and guatautee a fit in every case. Our stook of Blankets is very extensive in white. In 'Furs our stock is complete (g; ey and brown) in Boas, Capes, Sets &e., dc,, also Robes in Buffalo and Wolf. Our Boot and Shoe department will be found fully as- sorted in Ladies', Gents' end Children's wear,also a full assortment of Trunks, Valises, and Satchels. _ GROCERIES NEW AND PREM. SAMWELL & PICKARD.