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v Pf b osis incl rQitclster; liozsts, xe ladies to vet rile ahem 'r cam • cone cttzztliess,;los o t ppo i , •
in d show a 1vOn i spay ta las i z Q ,
x o all a'es the shove steetare, lookingthe u, low akin ? Shiloh's Vitalizer is a positive
in draughts � _.. ,g ,the Pan spend flours in at IQ flea..
d competition in many uxsttt}toes, was y m d * oc s Qu" Sohl. at Dr,.Stowning's. (1rug step,
ii101trim 0 a 1 , and
In bulls the show was few, but no 6.
keen. r " „ Ona of the leading events of the season , It is reported that a eonmerend tra'vpitua , � as.good as we have soon it. llie toads among our lady friends has been the milli- named OQx, Melding 10 I�onaon ruse tired at z �, •.
Pin iu a wretched stater, woo unfavorable 6
being nor o Saturday by another passcuger upon rho
for rho society, The follo�vnig is the prize y O U1 of yeLO8 l ago inaugurated
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this firm three g'ear's inch ruratecl tllq St- Marys broach train, and that the affair l' Rdipst and most certain medicine in
list;— opening of the season ba grand display of is being investigated' by the Company's Ghe world,
Ilolts:as,-7 etYtries-1st, GQlcjnkroxx �� zxuliinery hovelties, their progress has beery detoetivos, A L L I! A. 11t 1 L 1 Il 0 U S E I T,
Dow's "Ma or"* ; 2nd, Colqult0u & Dow sWeak Back, Enlarged Joiuts, P`tralsis
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"Rover" 3rd I Gnxtilx, `cM 1 l,adlle" unprecodonted, BOlieviug that the true The Rev.Goo. H, Thayer,; of Lox b
road to Bums was dna is good peas at Incl., says ; "Both myself and wife owe our Bheutnatism, Neuralgia; Diphtheria,
right prieos, they have followed. this pcliey lives to Shiloh,s Consumption Cure. Sold Soiatioa, l'rolajisns, morel, PRluale
until they have plaeecl themselves in the by J, W. Browning. Weakness.
front ranks ot the milliuory trade of Exeter A. VALUABLE FIND. b ,s The best ltuctonly certain remedy to relieve
and suri'oondipg district. An inspection of James Alex, Sproul, of Orrangevillo, R pain of alt kiuds,.uo in»tter of now Icing stand -
their spacious show room will amply repay he has found l3urdook BIood.Bitters to bo lag. Instant relief guaranteed cremes; Swol•
the admirers of tasteful designs ten`s beauti- best;medieine he over took for kidney COM. lou J[i'nte, Varieb@e oVeins, Bites of Ile n e os
ful goods. The. new colorings are unusually plaint, with which he' was long suffering. a `e et; will�Onet scoti, l or t;rea@,; is clean aha
bright and brilliant, embracing, Tuscan, pink He declares B. B. B. without a rival, SxI LAbI11[ATXe\ on Tznc IiIONEYS, I3aionx's
lemon,tobacco, golden brown, creme 1 b
and bronze. In trimmings they show a th oulyLurhnoutiu the world possessing nl
ria a class . -3 entr let, ghee Berry GaugesdSilks,variety
Satins,CCrapes, Plushest and
g Velvets. A. glance at their trimmed goods
"Pluto Hiahoga" ; 3rd, Gardner Bros., will satisfy the most fastidious that they
"`John Scott'". Aged roadster class, -2 en- nave spared no pains to place before their
patrons only the newest, latest and moat de-
sirable productions of the leading caterers in
the millinery art. Conspicuous among the
many nine designs is a beautiful Tuscan:
plush hat on a Loraine shape, which is con-
sidered the acme of • perfection. The Bal-
inore in pink Drape, aigrette trimmings,
should be seers to be appreciated. An ori-
ental creme Dentelle bonnet called Pomoro,
is one of the most popular designs offered to
"Lord Chesteafi ; , p the trade. The Newport and Soubrette hats
will be popular, and aro shown in all shades
and qualities. In fancy straws they show
all the leading shapes in chips, loop, split,
Tuscan, Leghorn, twist, tape, porcupine,
Swiss, satin, and Milan. Miss McIntyre,
the tasty and artistic milliner in charge, wilt
b 1 shown, and
he happy to explain and show the varlets/4
kinds of feathers, laces and other trimmings,
besides the endless display of trimmed hats
and bonnets. The Pentre of the room is de-
corated with a floral horseshoe, an emblem
of good wishes to all, Tho walls are elabor-
ately decorated, and all are cordially invited
to eon, as to see is to admire and return.
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Three year old clrauggbt.•--•l entry --J acnes.
Miller,y "Lodclie McOonalcl . Two year
old draught. --4 entries -J. M. Robinson
"Young Major" ; 2nd, 1eonard neuter,
„Sir Willianx"•. Purcllloron,-1 entry—
Chas. Esset'y, "'!Denveges . Aged Agricul-
tural l el try -1st, Richard Meters,
"Matchless'... ,.two year old agriculturak-
5 entries—l'st, Chas, Godbolt's "Lothaire".
i'wgqyear old,general purpose. -2 entries --
Arca. Hoclgont, "Grindstone". Aged oar-
ies-- ,
"Fear Not Chief" ; 2nd., Curtin & Stewart's
trios—lst, :McGregor & McIntosh, ``Judge
Fulton" ; Tnoinas Bissett, Jr., "'Volo'.
Best heavy horse, any age or class, (di-
ploma).---Colquhoun & Dow, "Major".
BuLLs,—Durhams.-3 entries—let, John
Allison ; 2nd, W. Essery, 'Prince Hoppell' ;
3rcl, Geo. G.dbolt, "Crimson Duke". Two
year old. -3 entries—lst, Thomas Russell,
"Don" ; 2nc1, Walter Oke, "Proud Duke".
year old.—Cp entries -1st, John Heywood,
•old" 2nd Thos. Sha ton,
"Capser" ; 3rd, Rich. Delbridge, "Fuller-
ton Model".
MITCHELL.
The annual spring fair for the exhibition
of horses and bulls was held in Mitchell on
Thursday afternoon last, at which a very
large number ofanimas were
the competition in several of the classes 'vas
very keen. The stock was all fine animals,
and the show of horses especially would
have done credit to our Provincial Exhibi-
tions. Some very fine bulls were also on the
ground, and it was quite evident that the
farmers in this neighborhood are taking a
sleeper interest than ever in the improve-
ment of stock. Below is the prize list :—
Burs,s.-11 entries --Durham bull, calved
prior to January 1st, 1884, 1st prize, W. H.
Gill, Fullerton ; 2nd, do, Wm. Robinson,
Fullerton ; 3rd iso., John Pridham, Ful-
lerton. Durham bull calved since January,
1884, 1st prize, Win. McKenzie, Logan ; 2d,
do., Thos. Wooden, Logan ; 3rd do., Geo.
Buck, Hibbert. Durham bull calved in '85,
1st prize, CeophasDrown, Hibbert ; 2nd, do.,
J. R. Rogers, Hibbert ; 3rd do., David
Watson. Grade bull calf, 1st prize, Win.
Hodge, Fullerton. Ilortsis.—There were
eight entries in the heavy draught imported
class, and it took the judges over an hour to
come to a decision. They finally gave
"Major," owned by Colquhoun & Dow, 1st
prize ; 2u, I to "Rover," owned by the same Publications Received.
rm; and ' ' o\ "Strauiaer," the property
of Brooks & Colquhoun. There was only
one entry in the heavy draught class, three Max.—The May number of frank Leslie's
years and under, and the prize was taken Sunday Magazine is redolent of Spring both
by Brooks & Colquhoun. In the Canadian in text and illustration. The Easter Pesti-
bred heavy draught class, the 1st prize was val, which comes this year on April 25111, its
awarded to "Young Lord Haddo," the prop-, latest possible date, is largely dealt with.
erty of Robert Jackson ; 2nd to "Highland The "Ancient Customs of Easter Day,. is a
Chief," owned by Robert Morre ; 3rcl, very interesting article, and Dr. Talmage's
"Robert Burns," the property of George sermon, "The Queen of Festivals," as ft
Seehach. There was only one entry in the powerful presentation of Easter lessons.
agricultural or general purpose class, and 'The Flight of the Bells," with its rretty
the prize was given to Bryan O'Hara's picture, is a quaint French Easter legend,.
"Young Wellington." Two fine Percherons The Blessings of Food in Russia is a curious
were slio�y�[, and the first laurels were car- ceremony of that coantry. "Easter Morning'
vied off kl'y'" . iielihan & Evans' "Napoleon," is a beautiful picture. "Easter scenes ..and
and 2nd by "Success," the property of Easter Themes," a characteristic illustration,
Fred. W. Moore. The judges occupied a and' The Easter Offering in a Fashionable
rood deal of time in coming to a decision Church" will be recognized ns a faithful
between "Young Britton" and "Black reproduction. There is also a finely illus.
Douglas,." The former, owned- by Thos. t, ated article on "The Lily," and an interest-
Balkwill, got 1st prize, and the latter. the ing one on "May Day in England in the
property of A. D. Colghotux, 2nd prize. Olden Time." In addition to these timely
Best heavy draught stallion two years /and matters, there is a notable article ou
under, "Major," John M. Robinson ; 2ncl, 'Chateau Gaillard"' by Sirs. Elizabeth
" Young Haddo, " S. Nethercott ; 3rd, Brooks of New York, an article on "Win-,
"Duke of Perth," James Watt. Agricultn. cheater Cathedral," with a portrait of the
rah or general purpose colt, two years and bishop and views of the cathedral and the
under, "Yowig Puzzler," Louis Goodwin ; town, a portrait and sketch of "Mrs.
Mad, "Young Donald Dennie," R. Beer. Harriett Beecher Stowe," another of the
The judges were Messrs. Joseph Thompson, Parables of Christ, a' well illustrated paper
Salem ; D. Denovan, Tuckersmitli ; Geo. on the "Indian Training -school at Carlisle,
Hyde, North Easthope ; Francis Dalby, Pa," full installments of the several serials,
Elora. and many appropriate and enjoyable short
articles and poems. Altogether this is an
But Little Credit to the;ProfeS- exceptionally interestiinngnumber.
ss-ssion. Interesting stems.
A peculiar accident happened to
Robert White, ,t tacl:mau near Pais-
ley the other day. He was on a
hand car, going down the lo'�g grade
about four miles north of paisley.
when the crani: naught Ili- coat and
threw him off on his head on the
track immediately in front of it. His
back fell across the rail, and the car
ran over Min full speed with three
inen on it. He was bsdly bruised,
but was up and walking around the
next day.
FnANIT. LESLIE'S SENDAY IIAGAZINE POI;
DETnoIT, Mich., Nov. 6, 1885.—Throe
yeats ago, I suffered much from enlarged
prostrate gland. Had to have my water
drawn. The more f doctored, the worse I
got. Was completely broken clown. al-
most out of my head. Have used 102 bottles
of Warner's safe cure. and an perfectly
and entirely. relieved.—SOLOMON WES-
LEY, 354 Grand Riyer avenue.
Millinery Openings.
Several millinery openings have taken
place here this week, as was announced by
advertisements in the TIMES- In the mil-
linery line the ladies are very much inter-
ested at this particular season of the year,
and we believe the inspection openings were
successful. The displays made were very
fine indeed, and the styles exhibited were
numerous, varying greatly from those of last
year.
Mise Doherty, head milliner in James
Pic n d's establisbtnent, on Tuesday last ex.
1' ed in the show room, which was taste-
rs feathers,
flown
w Ince ,
to with • or
ae
fa,
ticc
&c., o'`the various shades, a grand assort-
ment of trimmed hats, bonnets, &c., the like
of which, our reporter says, has never before
been seen in Exeter. There were piles of
small' bonnets, no smaller though, than last
year, for the minimum was then reached
these bonnets are of different shapes, most
of them being much higher behind than last
year, which, if we bo allowed to judge, looks
neater on a lady's head than the shapes
worn last year -Many trimmed hats of the
different shapes adorned a largo table iu the
centre of the allow room, as well as a sloping
counter surrounding. There are many cu-
rious and oddly combined shapes, compris-
ing Cupidar, T?ufn-ynm, Armorita, Belle,
and Ohevaleta. High and extremely high
crowns were shown, with flat tops, rounded
corners, or depressed tops, acid flora square
gas to moderately tapering, lnlli steeple
tapers, bell tapers, and square hell or Gre-
cian tapers. There are innumerable varie-
ties of brims, but the prevailing style of last
year—short an narrow backs— is still the
rage. Brims out at the back and rising cen-
tavo mi
nsare
1r trim
lace back ,
o<
points to
inti g
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among the newest novelties. Sailors hats,
with broad brims, will also he worn. In
ribbons, laces, feathers, flowers, dm, Miss D.
displayed good taste in tbuyitig, therebeing
nothing but the' latest used in trimmings ;
birds and wings are not used this year, rib.
bons, laee•and 'feathers taking 'their' place.
WE CANNOT too strongly impress upon our
readers the fact that most diseases are caused
by irregular action ot the kidneys; and this
is true even though you do not feel any pain
in them, for they are deficient in nerves of
sensation and give forth pain only in the last
stages of disease. It is an undeniable fact
that for all diseases of the kidneys caused by
excess of uric acid. in the blood,Warner's
Three new oases of small pox have been PFESAsl♦, ntabetee, incontinence of Urine: Is
reported at Chicago 0
My horse stepped on a rolling steno, terative powers. Oau be taken iuternatlYi
sprained her off' hind log, badly swollen, outcry Cramps hurl Co sic, Diarrhoea dna Dys-
Giles,' Liniment Iodide Ammonia mired her. OVARY ALL DRUGGISTS, 'NUM, 13o•rrr,z: 250.
G. B. Central
Canton, Mass. Sold by Q. Write Dr. Giles, box 3,482, N. Y. P. U., who
Lutz, Central Drug Store, will give advice on. all diseases free of charge.
Robert Brines, a pressman, who was ar- i Beware otunscrupulous dealers and coun-
rested at Toronto on suspicion of 'being an terfeits, Tile genuine has the name blown in
the glass and 'foe sim hie of the discoverer's
incendiary, has been honorably acquitted. name over each cork.
NEAR STARVATION'S DOOR.GILES' IawRovrlD MANDRAKE PILLS. SAVE
Mrs. Nelson W. Whitehead, of Nixon, SViif,B nasnLE andErr10mivE. Do NOT Gnlrn
Theye,ecouiposod entirely of vogetablesub•
was a chronic sufferer from dyspepsia and ,stances, and Pan be taken at all seasons of the
liver complaint, and was scarcely able to year without restriction as to diet or clothing.
take the most simple nourishment. Even a Foralldisoraers of the Stoniaclt, Liver, Bowels,
swallow of water caused great distress. Two &voter i' eo 25o. per box. U. LU TZ, Agent,
bottles of Burdock Blood T3ittors cured her,
when all else failed. She heartily room-
inends this remedy to all sufferers.
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. A positive euro
for Catarrh, Diphtheria, and Canker Month.
Sold at Dr. Browning's Drug Store.
There are several oases of small -pox at
Carmi, Ill,
CHOLERA PREVENTATIVE.
In order to withstand Cholera and such
like epidemics a perfect purity of blood, and
he action of the stomach are requir-
ed. To insure that end, is the eheapost,
most available and complete manner, use
McGregor's Speedy Cure for Dyspepsia and
Impure Blood. There is no purer, safer or
more reliable remedy in existence for Indi-
gestion, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, etc. Ask
your neighbor or any person who has used
it. Sold at Dr. Browning's Drug Store. 1.
CROUP, WH ROPING COUGH and Bron
Otitis immediately r•.e;lieved by bhiloh's Cure
Sold by .1. W. Browning.
HORSEMEN, ATTENTION !
When your horse is galled, scratched or
cut, or has an ugly sore, bathe twice daily,
and apply McGregor & Parke's Carbolic
Create. It is undoubtedly the finest healing
and cleansing application for it. Be sure
you get McGregor & Parke's. Sold for 25c
per box, at Dr. Browning's,Drng Store. 1.
Freight brakemen of the Mobile ,'u Ohio
11.11. struck on Sunday.
"WHOORLT UP."
Probably ono of the most difficult com-
plaints to doctor is whooping cough.
When treated by ordinary menus the poor
victim is left to whoop it up as best he can:
Hagyard's Pectoral Balsam gives relief in
this as well as in all throat, bronchial, and
lung troubles.
The men of the paid fire department of
Philadelphia have joined the Knights of
Labor, with the object of forcing an increase
ofpay.
A WIDE RANGE.
A wide range of painful affections may bo
met with Hagyard's Yellow Oil. James M.
Lawson, of Woodville, Ont., speaks of it in
high term of rheumatism, lame bark, sprains,
and many painful complaints too numerous
to mention. It is used internally or
externally.
Shiloh's Care will immediately relieve
Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis;
Sold by J. W. Browning.
FLUID LIGHTNING.
All sufferers from that terrible torment,
Neuralgia, can bo made happy in one mo-
ment by a single application of Fluid Light-
ning briskly rubbed on painful parts, and
without using any disgusting medicine clay
after day with little or no result. Fluid Light-
ning also cures as effectually Toothache,
Lumbago, Rheumatism, Headache, and is
only 25 cents per bottle at Dr. Browninlg's
drug store.
Sylvester Baker, of Kansas City, shot his
sleeping wife in the forehead on Sunday and
then sent a bullet into his own brain. Both
are in a critical condition.
JOI-IN BRAWN,
UNDERTAKER &
CABINET-MAKER,
Walnut ski Rosewood Caskets
ALSO COFFINS or EVERT DESCRIPTION.
A Complete Stock of Robes & Trimmings
Always on hand.
FUNERALS FURNISHED AND CON-
DUCTED AT Low RATES.
My Stock of Furniture is un-
excelled.
CARD.
To all who are suffering from the error; a
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, lose of Manhood, &c, I will send a
W reeeipe thnt willcure you, FLiEE OL' CHARGE.
safe cure has no equal. This great remedy was discovered by a mie'
sionary in South America. Send a self -ad -
Mr. Frye's fishery resolutions were called dressed envelope to Rev, TOSEYit T. INMAN
up in the U. S. Satiate Monday, but went Station .D. New York Cit
over informally.
MUCH IN A LITTLE.
Hamilton Dowd, writing from Burns,
Ont., says he was afflicted with chilblains
which were very sore and painful and which
nothing relieved until he tried Hagyard's
Yellow Oil ; less than one bottle cured him.
In addressing a jury at Ottawa on Mon -
"infamous railway free pass system," Sibbert, at Staffs, Friday, Apri 16.
A Nasal Injector free with each bottle of
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents.
Sold by J. W. Browning.
SPRING WS.
Spring shows will be held iu this vicinity
this season as follows :
day, Judge Armonr Btl'Ol3 g1 denounced
the Y East Heron, at Brussels, Friday, April 1G
Scott's Emulsion of Pure. Seaforth, Tuesday, April 20.
Cod Liver Oil, with Hypophosphites, South Huron, Brimfield, Wed•, April 21.
In Strumous Children and Cholera Infantum. ; Stratford, on Thursday, April 22.
Dr. W. E, BlasoM, Hartford, Ind., says :
"I find your Emulsion to be an excellent
remedy in lung troubles, and; especially in
Strumous children, and a most valuable
remedy in chronic cases of Cholera Infan-
tnm.
Mr. G, W. Ross, Provincial Minister of
Education, will shortly proceed to England
in connection with the Exhibition.
Do not take Pills or Powders containing
Calomel, for, at this time of the year, the re-
sul
t may be serious. If you require a dose ' a
of phya, takeCarson's Stomach nue PO U LT RY YARDS.
Constipation Bitters
s ; it acts gently on the
St. Marys, Wednesday, April 21.
1lfilvorton, Thursday, April p
Henson, on Thursday, April 22nd.
East Wawanosh, at Belgravo, on Thurs.
day, April 15,
South Perth, at St.Marys, April 21.
North Perth, at Stratford, April 22.
Blauehard, at Kirkton, April 22.
Northern. Fair, at Aliso Craig, April 22.
Lucan, April 17.
Bowels, purifies the
Blood, improves the 01r-
eulation, stimulates the Liver and Kidneys, W. G, BIS SETT,
and speedily cures Biliousness, headache, B�eeeler of
Dyspepsia, Indigestion. gearcll the Drug
Sother,
ry • S
tores from one end of Canada to the othe , PLYMOUTH ROCKS, Bfi ACIC JAVA ,
to it. DANS
and you cannot finch a remedy 111ttat BROWN LEGH01tNS and
it and use it in your families. Sold YAltn—P.ItSeks ; Cockerel, score 031; 4
ev otti t 50 cents No 1
erywlxete in large b
rGIVE ME A CALL.
SALT! SALT!
SALT 1
Tam 2112CMTZER.
Sall Works 5mpany
Have for sale TON HUNDRED TONS of SALT
suitable for Agricultural and Dole estic
purposes, which they ;offer
At Lowest i4arketPrices
A
o ea a Hene, average' sepro 02. Eggs _2.50 pdr get
Hotlotuap's _Pills are the medicine most fn ting,
repute for curing • the multifarious maladies
which attack humanity, when Suet weather
gives place to mOtegenial temperatures, In
short these Pills
relief, if
they
fail
of
being an absolute remedy in all the disturb.
Nd, 2 YARD—P. stooks; dockcrol, score 31; 4
Pullsts, average score 401• Eggs X51,50" par
getup',
NO8Y
AIt
D—ti#. Logb0
ens Cockerel. seer
e 048
overage seersE t;s $1
,,pet av 02; g g ,per sots
aures of ciretilatxon, digestion, and nervous NO 4PABA-4iondans, Eggs:ti per setting;
energy, which at times oppress a vast por- These birds wore all eeored by 1tfr, Jarvis and
tion of the p`optitatibnI'. oder the whole- won a good share 'of prizesat rho ISxoter
seine purifying,and strengthening powers Poultry Show,
exerted l y therexcellent Pills, the tong tt''One trio P. toad for sato,
t5
A call respectfully so—
licited.
Apply to T. B. CARLING, Secretary.
—WE ---
ANNOUNCE
.t Torok°, Every Barrel`Guarauteed, This Oil wee need on ilii t»oohluery during:
Jilallibition, It Sias been pwarchia, SIX GOLD MEDALS (Wring the last threo yeara..
l e'See that you get Peerless. Tt is only matte by /M
e . , Ocrx/„$ co,,. �Y Q Q C
1+'011, SAE 13Y JAS, PICK.ARD.
ARRIVAL OF
—New Dress Goods--
Albatros Cloths,
All Wool Ottomans,
All Wool Nun's Cloth,
Prints, Sateens, Cotton Crapes,
Ginghams, Embroideries,
Oriental Laces, i
ns Laces,
,
Torehon Laces, 1)entille Laces,
TWE—EDS.
Scoteh Tweeds, Scotch Pantings,
English Worsteds, Irish Serge',
Canada Tweeds, Collonades,
Ire
PRICES CONSIDERABLY REDUEED to lnak:e room
'Winter andinter Purchases which will arrive shortly.
for Fall,
FULL LINES OF GOODS constantly on hand. All
Shades,
in
Finest Goods, Best Artistic Cutting and
Superior Finish,
It willpaYyou to order now and derive a benefit from pur.
chasing good and oheap Goods. A call is respectfully
solicited.
i3OId ,rw ItCQ T.
Fashionable Tailor, Exetor.
RENOWNED REMEDIES.
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LOWAY'S PILLS&OINTMENT'
THE PILLS
Purify the Blood, correct all Disorders of the
LIVER, STC1IACH, KIDNEYS, AND BOWELS.
They invigorate and restore to health Debilitated Constitutions, and are invaluable in
Complaints incidental to Females of all ages. For children and the aged they are pricelt
THE OINTMENT
Is an infallible remedy for Bacl Legs, Bacl Breasts, Old Wounds, Sores and Ulcers. It.
famous for Gout and Rheumatism,
FOR DISORDERS OF THE CHEST 1T HAS NO EQUAL.
For Sore Throats, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds ,Glandular Swellings, and all skin disea
it has no rival ; and for contracted and stiff joints it acts like a charm,
The Pills and Ointmentaresolclat THOMAS HOLLOWAY'S Establishmec;,
78 NEW OXFORD -STREET late (533, OXFORD -STREET), LONDON ;
also by nearly every respectable Vendor:of Medicine, in Boxes and Pots, at is. lid., 2s- 9d.
4s. 6d., lis., 22s., and 33s. each. The 2s. 9d. size coutaius three times the quantity ofithe
Is 1:}d, size ; the 4s. 6d. sizo six ; the lis, size sixteen ; the 22s size thirty-three ; and the
33s size fifty-two times the quantity of the smallest Boxes and Pots.
Full printed directions are affixed to each Box and Pot, and can be hau in any language
l Purchasers should look to the Label on the Pots and Boxes. If the address is not
533 Oxford Street. London, they are spurious.
ALL - PA PERS,
New Groceries,
New Field and Garden Seeds
Call and inspect, for yourself, you will
not be importuned to burr.
Millinery
Opening, Ap
ril 13th
will
'.Piokard
'WILLIAM DREW
Furniture Dealer and Undertaker.
I have Just received a Car Load ofgNew Stylish Furniture
and I am
SEZ�Z,2�i"G A2' CoSr
For the next SIXTY DAYS. It will be to your advantage
to call on me before going elsewhere.
REMEMBER THE PLACE, ONE DOOR NORTH OF MOLSONS BANS.
WILLIAM DREW.
peter Post Office Tixss,e Table.
HAILS
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' u 1eagorixe Branch Agricultural was heirs,
six the 6 9 Qitroucl day was Wore.
rr. r large
• r0 w u d of spectators ason form.
fine, and a sari;good � T fOrtfi.
Show Ilot its Pod as U x
cut. The he b a . i
pies ,
cr occasions, there beizxg at Qoznpiaratxvcly
• r 'n colord� Fp :. ,eliow i , the
varioss shades ,liavnaa,';9offQo, tRCo liibhons
ori 1l ova Ie
are plain, frQin ttyQ and a half to four inches
beim the fa yr'z;ite'vidths ].hIW hos of oats
tines eurlants,'r »retty,liut Ixat gaudy colors,
k► e A1, U d o37: Ria11y l[tita.• rima Oenn "ts, In
j[tet, 11'P zNajr ea7 that. almost d7el,';)i fatly ,7,1}
' tr'c TWY be suited, with nix pttctiou•
t1ns:dis .z..t, y y ,
t il.
lar shape+, 4P that the yarie y of sprltig 111.,
llpoz IP the skiow room uuderMiss Dehorty's
melon array- wall be guessed, It (rill
slipar
AulirA:It4 Atm elytip 2'I.Itvl!lG'1e6:,
LINIMENT IOI�I� AMMONIA?, 11`
v Pf b osis incl rQitclster; liozsts, xe ladies to vet rile ahem 'r cam • cone cttzztliess,;los o t ppo i , •
in d show a 1vOn i spay ta las i z Q ,
x o all a'es the shove steetare, lookingthe u, low akin ? Shiloh's Vitalizer is a positive
in draughts � _.. ,g ,the Pan spend flours in at IQ flea..
d competition in many uxsttt}toes, was y m d * oc s Qu" Sohl. at Dr,.Stowning's. (1rug step,
ii101trim 0 a 1 , and
In bulls the show was few, but no 6.
keen. r " „ Ona of the leading events of the season , It is reported that a eonmerend tra'vpitua , � as.good as we have soon it. llie toads among our lady friends has been the milli- named OQx, Melding 10 I�onaon ruse tired at z �, •.
Pin iu a wretched stater, woo unfavorable 6
being nor o Saturday by another passcuger upon rho
for rho society, The follo�vnig is the prize y O U1 of yeLO8 l ago inaugurated
Sithe Qn The Q
this firm three g'ear's inch ruratecl tllq St- Marys broach train, and that the affair l' Rdipst and most certain medicine in
list;— opening of the season ba grand display of is being investigated' by the Company's Ghe world,
Ilolts:as,-7 etYtries-1st, GQlcjnkroxx �� zxuliinery hovelties, their progress has beery detoetivos, A L L I! A. 11t 1 L 1 Il 0 U S E I T,
Dow's "Ma or"* ; 2nd, Colqult0u & Dow sWeak Back, Enlarged Joiuts, P`tralsis
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"Rover" 3rd I Gnxtilx, `cM 1 l,adlle" unprecodonted, BOlieviug that the true The Rev.Goo. H, Thayer,; of Lox b
road to Bums was dna is good peas at Incl., says ; "Both myself and wife owe our Bheutnatism, Neuralgia; Diphtheria,
right prieos, they have followed. this pcliey lives to Shiloh,s Consumption Cure. Sold Soiatioa, l'rolajisns, morel, PRluale
until they have plaeecl themselves in the by J, W. Browning. Weakness.
front ranks ot the milliuory trade of Exeter A. VALUABLE FIND. b ,s The best ltuctonly certain remedy to relieve
and suri'oondipg district. An inspection of James Alex, Sproul, of Orrangevillo, R pain of alt kiuds,.uo in»tter of now Icing stand -
their spacious show room will amply repay he has found l3urdook BIood.Bitters to bo lag. Instant relief guaranteed cremes; Swol•
the admirers of tasteful designs ten`s beauti- best;medieine he over took for kidney COM. lou J[i'nte, Varieb@e oVeins, Bites of Ile n e os
ful goods. The. new colorings are unusually plaint, with which he' was long suffering. a `e et; will�Onet scoti, l or t;rea@,; is clean aha
bright and brilliant, embracing, Tuscan, pink He declares B. B. B. without a rival, SxI LAbI11[ATXe\ on Tznc IiIONEYS, I3aionx's
lemon,tobacco, golden brown, creme 1 b
and bronze. In trimmings they show a th oulyLurhnoutiu the world possessing nl
ria a class . -3 entr let, ghee Berry GaugesdSilks,variety
Satins,CCrapes, Plushest and
g Velvets. A. glance at their trimmed goods
"Pluto Hiahoga" ; 3rd, Gardner Bros., will satisfy the most fastidious that they
"`John Scott'". Aged roadster class, -2 en- nave spared no pains to place before their
patrons only the newest, latest and moat de-
sirable productions of the leading caterers in
the millinery art. Conspicuous among the
many nine designs is a beautiful Tuscan:
plush hat on a Loraine shape, which is con-
sidered the acme of • perfection. The Bal-
inore in pink Drape, aigrette trimmings,
should be seers to be appreciated. An ori-
ental creme Dentelle bonnet called Pomoro,
is one of the most popular designs offered to
"Lord Chesteafi ; , p the trade. The Newport and Soubrette hats
will be popular, and aro shown in all shades
and qualities. In fancy straws they show
all the leading shapes in chips, loop, split,
Tuscan, Leghorn, twist, tape, porcupine,
Swiss, satin, and Milan. Miss McIntyre,
the tasty and artistic milliner in charge, wilt
b 1 shown, and
he happy to explain and show the varlets/4
kinds of feathers, laces and other trimmings,
besides the endless display of trimmed hats
and bonnets. The Pentre of the room is de-
corated with a floral horseshoe, an emblem
of good wishes to all, Tho walls are elabor-
ately decorated, and all are cordially invited
to eon, as to see is to admire and return.
arC
Three year old clrauggbt.•--•l entry --J acnes.
Miller,y "Lodclie McOonalcl . Two year
old draught. --4 entries -J. M. Robinson
"Young Major" ; 2nd, 1eonard neuter,
„Sir Willianx"•. Purcllloron,-1 entry—
Chas. Esset'y, "'!Denveges . Aged Agricul-
tural l el try -1st, Richard Meters,
"Matchless'... ,.two year old agriculturak-
5 entries—l'st, Chas, Godbolt's "Lothaire".
i'wgqyear old,general purpose. -2 entries --
Arca. Hoclgont, "Grindstone". Aged oar-
ies-- ,
"Fear Not Chief" ; 2nd., Curtin & Stewart's
trios—lst, :McGregor & McIntosh, ``Judge
Fulton" ; Tnoinas Bissett, Jr., "'Volo'.
Best heavy horse, any age or class, (di-
ploma).---Colquhoun & Dow, "Major".
BuLLs,—Durhams.-3 entries—let, John
Allison ; 2nd, W. Essery, 'Prince Hoppell' ;
3rcl, Geo. G.dbolt, "Crimson Duke". Two
year old. -3 entries—lst, Thomas Russell,
"Don" ; 2nc1, Walter Oke, "Proud Duke".
year old.—Cp entries -1st, John Heywood,
•old" 2nd Thos. Sha ton,
"Capser" ; 3rd, Rich. Delbridge, "Fuller-
ton Model".
MITCHELL.
The annual spring fair for the exhibition
of horses and bulls was held in Mitchell on
Thursday afternoon last, at which a very
large number ofanimas were
the competition in several of the classes 'vas
very keen. The stock was all fine animals,
and the show of horses especially would
have done credit to our Provincial Exhibi-
tions. Some very fine bulls were also on the
ground, and it was quite evident that the
farmers in this neighborhood are taking a
sleeper interest than ever in the improve-
ment of stock. Below is the prize list :—
Burs,s.-11 entries --Durham bull, calved
prior to January 1st, 1884, 1st prize, W. H.
Gill, Fullerton ; 2nd, do, Wm. Robinson,
Fullerton ; 3rd iso., John Pridham, Ful-
lerton. Durham bull calved since January,
1884, 1st prize, Win. McKenzie, Logan ; 2d,
do., Thos. Wooden, Logan ; 3rd do., Geo.
Buck, Hibbert. Durham bull calved in '85,
1st prize, CeophasDrown, Hibbert ; 2nd, do.,
J. R. Rogers, Hibbert ; 3rd do., David
Watson. Grade bull calf, 1st prize, Win.
Hodge, Fullerton. Ilortsis.—There were
eight entries in the heavy draught imported
class, and it took the judges over an hour to
come to a decision. They finally gave
"Major," owned by Colquhoun & Dow, 1st
prize ; 2u, I to "Rover," owned by the same Publications Received.
rm; and ' ' o\ "Strauiaer," the property
of Brooks & Colquhoun. There was only
one entry in the heavy draught class, three Max.—The May number of frank Leslie's
years and under, and the prize was taken Sunday Magazine is redolent of Spring both
by Brooks & Colquhoun. In the Canadian in text and illustration. The Easter Pesti-
bred heavy draught class, the 1st prize was val, which comes this year on April 25111, its
awarded to "Young Lord Haddo," the prop-, latest possible date, is largely dealt with.
erty of Robert Jackson ; 2nd to "Highland The "Ancient Customs of Easter Day,. is a
Chief," owned by Robert Morre ; 3rcl, very interesting article, and Dr. Talmage's
"Robert Burns," the property of George sermon, "The Queen of Festivals," as ft
Seehach. There was only one entry in the powerful presentation of Easter lessons.
agricultural or general purpose class, and 'The Flight of the Bells," with its rretty
the prize was given to Bryan O'Hara's picture, is a quaint French Easter legend,.
"Young Wellington." Two fine Percherons The Blessings of Food in Russia is a curious
were slio�y�[, and the first laurels were car- ceremony of that coantry. "Easter Morning'
vied off kl'y'" . iielihan & Evans' "Napoleon," is a beautiful picture. "Easter scenes ..and
and 2nd by "Success," the property of Easter Themes," a characteristic illustration,
Fred. W. Moore. The judges occupied a and' The Easter Offering in a Fashionable
rood deal of time in coming to a decision Church" will be recognized ns a faithful
between "Young Britton" and "Black reproduction. There is also a finely illus.
Douglas,." The former, owned- by Thos. t, ated article on "The Lily," and an interest-
Balkwill, got 1st prize, and the latter. the ing one on "May Day in England in the
property of A. D. Colghotux, 2nd prize. Olden Time." In addition to these timely
Best heavy draught stallion two years /and matters, there is a notable article ou
under, "Major," John M. Robinson ; 2ncl, 'Chateau Gaillard"' by Sirs. Elizabeth
" Young Haddo, " S. Nethercott ; 3rd, Brooks of New York, an article on "Win-,
"Duke of Perth," James Watt. Agricultn. cheater Cathedral," with a portrait of the
rah or general purpose colt, two years and bishop and views of the cathedral and the
under, "Yowig Puzzler," Louis Goodwin ; town, a portrait and sketch of "Mrs.
Mad, "Young Donald Dennie," R. Beer. Harriett Beecher Stowe," another of the
The judges were Messrs. Joseph Thompson, Parables of Christ, a' well illustrated paper
Salem ; D. Denovan, Tuckersmitli ; Geo. on the "Indian Training -school at Carlisle,
Hyde, North Easthope ; Francis Dalby, Pa," full installments of the several serials,
Elora. and many appropriate and enjoyable short
articles and poems. Altogether this is an
But Little Credit to the;ProfeS- exceptionally interestiinngnumber.
ss-ssion. Interesting stems.
A peculiar accident happened to
Robert White, ,t tacl:mau near Pais-
ley the other day. He was on a
hand car, going down the lo'�g grade
about four miles north of paisley.
when the crani: naught Ili- coat and
threw him off on his head on the
track immediately in front of it. His
back fell across the rail, and the car
ran over Min full speed with three
inen on it. He was bsdly bruised,
but was up and walking around the
next day.
FnANIT. LESLIE'S SENDAY IIAGAZINE POI;
DETnoIT, Mich., Nov. 6, 1885.—Throe
yeats ago, I suffered much from enlarged
prostrate gland. Had to have my water
drawn. The more f doctored, the worse I
got. Was completely broken clown. al-
most out of my head. Have used 102 bottles
of Warner's safe cure. and an perfectly
and entirely. relieved.—SOLOMON WES-
LEY, 354 Grand Riyer avenue.
Millinery Openings.
Several millinery openings have taken
place here this week, as was announced by
advertisements in the TIMES- In the mil-
linery line the ladies are very much inter-
ested at this particular season of the year,
and we believe the inspection openings were
successful. The displays made were very
fine indeed, and the styles exhibited were
numerous, varying greatly from those of last
year.
Mise Doherty, head milliner in James
Pic n d's establisbtnent, on Tuesday last ex.
1' ed in the show room, which was taste-
rs feathers,
flown
w Ince ,
to with • or
ae
fa,
ticc
&c., o'`the various shades, a grand assort-
ment of trimmed hats, bonnets, &c., the like
of which, our reporter says, has never before
been seen in Exeter. There were piles of
small' bonnets, no smaller though, than last
year, for the minimum was then reached
these bonnets are of different shapes, most
of them being much higher behind than last
year, which, if we bo allowed to judge, looks
neater on a lady's head than the shapes
worn last year -Many trimmed hats of the
different shapes adorned a largo table iu the
centre of the allow room, as well as a sloping
counter surrounding. There are many cu-
rious and oddly combined shapes, compris-
ing Cupidar, T?ufn-ynm, Armorita, Belle,
and Ohevaleta. High and extremely high
crowns were shown, with flat tops, rounded
corners, or depressed tops, acid flora square
gas to moderately tapering, lnlli steeple
tapers, bell tapers, and square hell or Gre-
cian tapers. There are innumerable varie-
ties of brims, but the prevailing style of last
year—short an narrow backs— is still the
rage. Brims out at the back and rising cen-
tavo mi
nsare
1r trim
lace back ,
o<
points to
inti g
ea a
t
among the newest novelties. Sailors hats,
with broad brims, will also he worn. In
ribbons, laces, feathers, flowers, dm, Miss D.
displayed good taste in tbuyitig, therebeing
nothing but the' latest used in trimmings ;
birds and wings are not used this year, rib.
bons, laee•and 'feathers taking 'their' place.
WE CANNOT too strongly impress upon our
readers the fact that most diseases are caused
by irregular action ot the kidneys; and this
is true even though you do not feel any pain
in them, for they are deficient in nerves of
sensation and give forth pain only in the last
stages of disease. It is an undeniable fact
that for all diseases of the kidneys caused by
excess of uric acid. in the blood,Warner's
Three new oases of small pox have been PFESAsl♦, ntabetee, incontinence of Urine: Is
reported at Chicago 0
My horse stepped on a rolling steno, terative powers. Oau be taken iuternatlYi
sprained her off' hind log, badly swollen, outcry Cramps hurl Co sic, Diarrhoea dna Dys-
Giles,' Liniment Iodide Ammonia mired her. OVARY ALL DRUGGISTS, 'NUM, 13o•rrr,z: 250.
G. B. Central
Canton, Mass. Sold by Q. Write Dr. Giles, box 3,482, N. Y. P. U., who
Lutz, Central Drug Store, will give advice on. all diseases free of charge.
Robert Brines, a pressman, who was ar- i Beware otunscrupulous dealers and coun-
rested at Toronto on suspicion of 'being an terfeits, Tile genuine has the name blown in
the glass and 'foe sim hie of the discoverer's
incendiary, has been honorably acquitted. name over each cork.
NEAR STARVATION'S DOOR.GILES' IawRovrlD MANDRAKE PILLS. SAVE
Mrs. Nelson W. Whitehead, of Nixon, SViif,B nasnLE andErr10mivE. Do NOT Gnlrn
Theye,ecouiposod entirely of vogetablesub•
was a chronic sufferer from dyspepsia and ,stances, and Pan be taken at all seasons of the
liver complaint, and was scarcely able to year without restriction as to diet or clothing.
take the most simple nourishment. Even a Foralldisoraers of the Stoniaclt, Liver, Bowels,
swallow of water caused great distress. Two &voter i' eo 25o. per box. U. LU TZ, Agent,
bottles of Burdock Blood T3ittors cured her,
when all else failed. She heartily room-
inends this remedy to all sufferers.
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. A positive euro
for Catarrh, Diphtheria, and Canker Month.
Sold at Dr. Browning's Drug Store.
There are several oases of small -pox at
Carmi, Ill,
CHOLERA PREVENTATIVE.
In order to withstand Cholera and such
like epidemics a perfect purity of blood, and
he action of the stomach are requir-
ed. To insure that end, is the eheapost,
most available and complete manner, use
McGregor's Speedy Cure for Dyspepsia and
Impure Blood. There is no purer, safer or
more reliable remedy in existence for Indi-
gestion, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, etc. Ask
your neighbor or any person who has used
it. Sold at Dr. Browning's Drug Store. 1.
CROUP, WH ROPING COUGH and Bron
Otitis immediately r•.e;lieved by bhiloh's Cure
Sold by .1. W. Browning.
HORSEMEN, ATTENTION !
When your horse is galled, scratched or
cut, or has an ugly sore, bathe twice daily,
and apply McGregor & Parke's Carbolic
Create. It is undoubtedly the finest healing
and cleansing application for it. Be sure
you get McGregor & Parke's. Sold for 25c
per box, at Dr. Browning's,Drng Store. 1.
Freight brakemen of the Mobile ,'u Ohio
11.11. struck on Sunday.
"WHOORLT UP."
Probably ono of the most difficult com-
plaints to doctor is whooping cough.
When treated by ordinary menus the poor
victim is left to whoop it up as best he can:
Hagyard's Pectoral Balsam gives relief in
this as well as in all throat, bronchial, and
lung troubles.
The men of the paid fire department of
Philadelphia have joined the Knights of
Labor, with the object of forcing an increase
ofpay.
A WIDE RANGE.
A wide range of painful affections may bo
met with Hagyard's Yellow Oil. James M.
Lawson, of Woodville, Ont., speaks of it in
high term of rheumatism, lame bark, sprains,
and many painful complaints too numerous
to mention. It is used internally or
externally.
Shiloh's Care will immediately relieve
Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis;
Sold by J. W. Browning.
FLUID LIGHTNING.
All sufferers from that terrible torment,
Neuralgia, can bo made happy in one mo-
ment by a single application of Fluid Light-
ning briskly rubbed on painful parts, and
without using any disgusting medicine clay
after day with little or no result. Fluid Light-
ning also cures as effectually Toothache,
Lumbago, Rheumatism, Headache, and is
only 25 cents per bottle at Dr. Browninlg's
drug store.
Sylvester Baker, of Kansas City, shot his
sleeping wife in the forehead on Sunday and
then sent a bullet into his own brain. Both
are in a critical condition.
JOI-IN BRAWN,
UNDERTAKER &
CABINET-MAKER,
Walnut ski Rosewood Caskets
ALSO COFFINS or EVERT DESCRIPTION.
A Complete Stock of Robes & Trimmings
Always on hand.
FUNERALS FURNISHED AND CON-
DUCTED AT Low RATES.
My Stock of Furniture is un-
excelled.
CARD.
To all who are suffering from the error; a
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, lose of Manhood, &c, I will send a
W reeeipe thnt willcure you, FLiEE OL' CHARGE.
safe cure has no equal. This great remedy was discovered by a mie'
sionary in South America. Send a self -ad -
Mr. Frye's fishery resolutions were called dressed envelope to Rev, TOSEYit T. INMAN
up in the U. S. Satiate Monday, but went Station .D. New York Cit
over informally.
MUCH IN A LITTLE.
Hamilton Dowd, writing from Burns,
Ont., says he was afflicted with chilblains
which were very sore and painful and which
nothing relieved until he tried Hagyard's
Yellow Oil ; less than one bottle cured him.
In addressing a jury at Ottawa on Mon -
"infamous railway free pass system," Sibbert, at Staffs, Friday, Apri 16.
A Nasal Injector free with each bottle of
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents.
Sold by J. W. Browning.
SPRING WS.
Spring shows will be held iu this vicinity
this season as follows :
day, Judge Armonr Btl'Ol3 g1 denounced
the Y East Heron, at Brussels, Friday, April 1G
Scott's Emulsion of Pure. Seaforth, Tuesday, April 20.
Cod Liver Oil, with Hypophosphites, South Huron, Brimfield, Wed•, April 21.
In Strumous Children and Cholera Infantum. ; Stratford, on Thursday, April 22.
Dr. W. E, BlasoM, Hartford, Ind., says :
"I find your Emulsion to be an excellent
remedy in lung troubles, and; especially in
Strumous children, and a most valuable
remedy in chronic cases of Cholera Infan-
tnm.
Mr. G, W. Ross, Provincial Minister of
Education, will shortly proceed to England
in connection with the Exhibition.
Do not take Pills or Powders containing
Calomel, for, at this time of the year, the re-
sul
t may be serious. If you require a dose ' a
of phya, takeCarson's Stomach nue PO U LT RY YARDS.
Constipation Bitters
s ; it acts gently on the
St. Marys, Wednesday, April 21.
1lfilvorton, Thursday, April p
Henson, on Thursday, April 22nd.
East Wawanosh, at Belgravo, on Thurs.
day, April 15,
South Perth, at St.Marys, April 21.
North Perth, at Stratford, April 22.
Blauehard, at Kirkton, April 22.
Northern. Fair, at Aliso Craig, April 22.
Lucan, April 17.
Bowels, purifies the
Blood, improves the 01r-
eulation, stimulates the Liver and Kidneys, W. G, BIS SETT,
and speedily cures Biliousness, headache, B�eeeler of
Dyspepsia, Indigestion. gearcll the Drug
Sother,
ry • S
tores from one end of Canada to the othe , PLYMOUTH ROCKS, Bfi ACIC JAVA ,
to it. DANS
and you cannot finch a remedy 111ttat BROWN LEGH01tNS and
it and use it in your families. Sold YAltn—P.ItSeks ; Cockerel, score 031; 4
ev otti t 50 cents No 1
erywlxete in large b
rGIVE ME A CALL.
SALT! SALT!
SALT 1
Tam 2112CMTZER.
Sall Works 5mpany
Have for sale TON HUNDRED TONS of SALT
suitable for Agricultural and Dole estic
purposes, which they ;offer
At Lowest i4arketPrices
A
o ea a Hene, average' sepro 02. Eggs _2.50 pdr get
Hotlotuap's _Pills are the medicine most fn ting,
repute for curing • the multifarious maladies
which attack humanity, when Suet weather
gives place to mOtegenial temperatures, In
short these Pills
relief, if
they
fail
of
being an absolute remedy in all the disturb.
Nd, 2 YARD—P. stooks; dockcrol, score 31; 4
Pullsts, average score 401• Eggs X51,50" par
getup',
NO8Y
AIt
D—ti#. Logb0
ens Cockerel. seer
e 048
overage seersE t;s $1
,,pet av 02; g g ,per sots
aures of ciretilatxon, digestion, and nervous NO 4PABA-4iondans, Eggs:ti per setting;
energy, which at times oppress a vast por- These birds wore all eeored by 1tfr, Jarvis and
tion of the p`optitatibnI'. oder the whole- won a good share 'of prizesat rho ISxoter
seine purifying,and strengthening powers Poultry Show,
exerted l y therexcellent Pills, the tong tt''One trio P. toad for sato,
t5
A call respectfully so—
licited.
Apply to T. B. CARLING, Secretary.
—WE ---
ANNOUNCE
.t Torok°, Every Barrel`Guarauteed, This Oil wee need on ilii t»oohluery during:
Jilallibition, It Sias been pwarchia, SIX GOLD MEDALS (Wring the last threo yeara..
l e'See that you get Peerless. Tt is only matte by /M
e . , Ocrx/„$ co,,. �Y Q Q C
1+'011, SAE 13Y JAS, PICK.ARD.
ARRIVAL OF
—New Dress Goods--
Albatros Cloths,
All Wool Ottomans,
All Wool Nun's Cloth,
Prints, Sateens, Cotton Crapes,
Ginghams, Embroideries,
Oriental Laces, i
ns Laces,
,
Torehon Laces, 1)entille Laces,
TWE—EDS.
Scoteh Tweeds, Scotch Pantings,
English Worsteds, Irish Serge',
Canada Tweeds, Collonades,
Ire
PRICES CONSIDERABLY REDUEED to lnak:e room
'Winter andinter Purchases which will arrive shortly.
for Fall,
FULL LINES OF GOODS constantly on hand. All
Shades,
in
Finest Goods, Best Artistic Cutting and
Superior Finish,
It willpaYyou to order now and derive a benefit from pur.
chasing good and oheap Goods. A call is respectfully
solicited.
i3OId ,rw ItCQ T.
Fashionable Tailor, Exetor.
RENOWNED REMEDIES.
h' 7
LOWAY'S PILLS&OINTMENT'
THE PILLS
Purify the Blood, correct all Disorders of the
LIVER, STC1IACH, KIDNEYS, AND BOWELS.
They invigorate and restore to health Debilitated Constitutions, and are invaluable in
Complaints incidental to Females of all ages. For children and the aged they are pricelt
THE OINTMENT
Is an infallible remedy for Bacl Legs, Bacl Breasts, Old Wounds, Sores and Ulcers. It.
famous for Gout and Rheumatism,
FOR DISORDERS OF THE CHEST 1T HAS NO EQUAL.
For Sore Throats, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds ,Glandular Swellings, and all skin disea
it has no rival ; and for contracted and stiff joints it acts like a charm,
The Pills and Ointmentaresolclat THOMAS HOLLOWAY'S Establishmec;,
78 NEW OXFORD -STREET late (533, OXFORD -STREET), LONDON ;
also by nearly every respectable Vendor:of Medicine, in Boxes and Pots, at is. lid., 2s- 9d.
4s. 6d., lis., 22s., and 33s. each. The 2s. 9d. size coutaius three times the quantity ofithe
Is 1:}d, size ; the 4s. 6d. sizo six ; the lis, size sixteen ; the 22s size thirty-three ; and the
33s size fifty-two times the quantity of the smallest Boxes and Pots.
Full printed directions are affixed to each Box and Pot, and can be hau in any language
l Purchasers should look to the Label on the Pots and Boxes. If the address is not
533 Oxford Street. London, they are spurious.
ALL - PA PERS,
New Groceries,
New Field and Garden Seeds
Call and inspect, for yourself, you will
not be importuned to burr.
Millinery
Opening, Ap
ril 13th
will
'.Piokard
'WILLIAM DREW
Furniture Dealer and Undertaker.
I have Just received a Car Load ofgNew Stylish Furniture
and I am
SEZ�Z,2�i"G A2' CoSr
For the next SIXTY DAYS. It will be to your advantage
to call on me before going elsewhere.
REMEMBER THE PLACE, ONE DOOR NORTH OF MOLSONS BANS.
WILLIAM DREW.
peter Post Office Tixss,e Table.
HAILS
Kirkton, Woodham Winchelsea audElimville
Sonth,east and west, 'including London, Hamilton, Toronto Montreal,
llfanitoba,Vnited States, English andfcreign snails ... ... .... ... ...
South, east west &c ... .. ..,
North and east including Godorieh, Viighain, Kincardine and all points
north, Strattoid, Toronto, Montreal, and !eastern States,.. .,. ... ..,
North east, dm ...
Sarepta Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sntnr•clays
ARRIVE CLOSE
4.00p.ni,10 Oea.na
10,15a.m.
6.45 p.m.
1C.15 a.m
5.30 p.us.
11,00a,ni,
00oani
8.15 a. m
4.11p,m
8.15 a. rr
5.90 p. m'
10.00x. m.
.to 00am
ONEY ORDRES
Issuodand paid on and from any Stbney Order Come in thoDoininion of 0anacla,Gron t l3ritair
andireland,BritishTndia,Newfoundlatrd,Italy, Auctralia,NewSouth Wass Tasmania, Nei,
Solana. an Algeria, the German Empire, Sweclon,Norway, Denmark, Iceland, l3olgltinf
the Nethrlands,Switzerland, Austria-Iningary, Ammonia, United. States, Jamaica and Bax
bados. POSTOI'1''LCE SAVIN GS13e1Ms. ,
1Uepooitswill bereceived atthis office from $1 to $800. liepositorB obtaining the Is es,
maser -Generals apecialpermission emu deposit 51000. Douos,ts on Savings Bank accounts •
T allowed on ell deposit'
la
r cent per annum wi.1 be a 1
e e
o m, interest
in t 4
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' odir m p
civ
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Office hours horn 780'it. m.to I p,m
Lettersintendedforregietration must be posted 15 minutes betore the closing of each mail
d1 add the names of
d that senders of matter will kindly b
N.i3,—Itis. particularyroglteste t a
..111 addresses. .
the p
Intles to tiro
,�. D.JOI•fNS, Postmaster