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The Exeter Times, 1886-4-29, Page 8IN$1,711ANCE. IThe annual vestry meeting of Christ THE WESTERN ASS '0]t COM. PANS:, of Toronto : alMPR UNIX r the PthINIX FIRE IN8LIZANOal 00,1TANY,oilannlon, England, tkeROTAL (ANADIAN. of Montreal, earl tlie 13BITISFI 13,11311)111F, LIFE AS ST./ 11 AN OE Og- PANT', of London, England, eetablis,hed 1847, Assets 0vor, $5,000000 ; and bonuses paid, over $10.000,000, Christ Church. Vestry Meeting. 'F)4IINFST ELLIOT, AGENT 1.4)E Church, EXeter„ was held, on EaSter Men - day ; the Rev.. Sameel Ttobmson, 1110114 - bent, in the phair. The Chnrch-Wardens presented their report, showing a surplus ou band of 8.17. The financial year had boon. most successful ; in addition to $100 added to the clergyman's stipend, the Church - Wardens expended $94 en improvements aod M.10011.111.100./141M.ill repairs on the Churn and parsonage. The offertory for church purposes was $76 in ex- &QUAL shall be happy to se- gess ol the previous year, and that for die- eitle et all tinte,s, from any part of the eesiau purpeses, showed an increase of $34 over same period, The parish hes foo the last niue months been doiug without the grant of 180130 from the mission fluid, and after this date the mission of Hensel' will be separated from Enter and formed into a new mission, Staff a and Dublin being added to Hensall, under the ohargo of the Rev. 0. ti. Bridg- man, Messrs, John Specimen and A, A. U. Donovan were re-elected Olinroh-Wardens. Messrs, 33, V. Elliot and William Case were eleeted delegates to the Synod. Messrs. 13. 5, O'Neil, Thomas Hawkins, B. V. Elliot aud Thomas W, Hamlin were elected Sidesmen. Messrs. W. J. Carling and B. 8, O'Neil were elected Auditors. The Guild, composed principally of the ladies of the congregation, have now on baud a oonsidereble:sum of money, which they intend expending on more parsonage Improvements. t.orraqt, 'trams oj local news, such, 43 ac- eideatS,or any in resting incident what ever, from, any ef our subscribers or read er5 generally for the parpese of public- ation. (Vm ,frelet Times. TIITIRSDA.Y, APRIL 29th, 1886. TENCIENTS perliue for nret insertion, nue! t‘017,9 0 WYSS per line for each subsequent in tertian win. be charged fo notices appearini this cow= , LOCAL HAPPENINGS. Scarlatt, the druggist, has ordered a large supply of ?aria green, whieh will arrive in duo time for the execution of the potato bug family, Mark the place where to procure the pure green when reauired. Without exception, the best and cheapest lines in Boots and Shoes we have as yet seen, eau now be had at 0. Eacrett's, Chi drens Carriages, Express Wagoas, Boys' Bicycles of all sizes, Men'sHaud-made Boots; also harness, trunks. valises of every descrip- tion constantly on hand. 001 and see them. Butter and Eggi taken in exchange for goods. C. EaCanrr. Good Friday. Friday last the streets of Exeter and the business places in town presented a deserted appearance, nearly every person having taken advantage of the holiday and gone fishing or shooting. Judging from the number who thus spent he day, we should think that there would be very few fish left in the river and not muchigame in the woods. A great many ladies were out eugliug. Some spent the day at the lake, others visited their friends, and thus the day was spent. In the evening the rink was well patronized, and a good number attended the concert in the James -street Church. Personal. Mr. H. Elliot, of Windsor, and Mr. B. Elliot of London, were home spending Easter.—Mr. Cox, of the firm of Meredith & Cox, of London, spent Easter here.—Mr. H. Smith, formerly of Exeter. spent a few days :here last week. Mr. E. Grigg, who is at - lending Wiese at Toronto, is horae spending Easter vacation.—Bev. 0. E. Bridget:eon, Pf St. Paul's Church riensall, occupied the pulpit in Christ Church, Exeter, on Sunday evening last, and preached a very eloquent sermon.—Miss E. Hall, of London; has been visiting friends in Exeter this week.—Rev. Geo. Cobbledick, 'of Dungannon, was here this week visiting his parents,—Many of our townspeople spent their Easter holidays with friends in other places. Concert and Entertainment. The organ recital, concert and literary en- tertainment held in the James -street Metho- diet Church on Good Friday evening, in aid of the organ hind, although not so largely attended as it should have been, was a suc- cess. Tbe programme as advertised was carried out to the very letter. Mr. Birks, of London, presided at the instrument in his usual able manner, well known to the people of Exeter, the choir sang several appropriate pieces in excellent style, Dr. Hooper and J. E. Tom, I. P. S., eaoh gate a reading, in a style which was highly appreciated by the audience. A recitation was also given in a creditable manner by Miss Horinoll. The chair was occupied by the pastor of the church, who gave a short and suitable ad- dress. ViUago Council. The Council met by order of the Reeve at the Market House, April 26th. All the merabers present (except the Reeye.) The dep. Reeve in the chair. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and confirm. ed. Moved by J. Pickard, seconded by D. Johns, that a court for the revision of the assessment roll of the village of Exeter, for 1886, be held at the Market House, Exeter, on Wednesday, the 266 May, at ten o'clock in the forenoon.—Carried. By-law No. 1 for 1886, to divide the municipality of Exeter, into polling subdivisions, was duly read and passed on linden of J. Pickard, seconded by W. Hoskin!. Moved by J. Pickard, seconded by D. Johns, that W. Hoskin and the dep. Reeve be authorized to secure suitable posts and timber for a side walk north of the bridge.—Carried. Moved by J. Pickard., seconded by W. Hoskin, that Mr. Johns accompany the Road Inspector in a search for gravel.—Carried. Moved by D. Johne, seconded by W. Hoskin, that this Council adjourn, until call of the Reeve.— Carried. M. EACEMT, Clerk Obituary. As stated last week, we pnblish a short sketeh of the life of the late John MeDenell, J. P. whose death it was ourpainful duty to record last week. Mr. McDonell was born isa the town of Cornwall in the year 1118, and went with his father, Mr. Archibald McDonell, to the township of Osgoode when about 9 years of age, at which place hispar- ents had land, his father having received 800 acres of land isa recognition of his services as an officer of the Glengary Militia during the war of 1812-15, and his mother, being a daughter of a United Empire Loyalist, got a grant of land also. When 24 years of age Mr. John McDonell came west to seek his fortune. He was employed as a dry -goods clerk in the establishment of Ganrc& Gordon, London, and SO honest, industrious and trustworthy was he that in a short time he was entrusted with opening and conducting a branch store for the Firm in Praneistown (Ex(ster North.) In a short Limo Mr. Me- t onell purchased the business end carried it on for himself for a few years. After dispos- ing of his busineee at the north end he built a store on the May homestead, on the well $1. Mr. J. P'elcard 81; Mr. A. A. C. London Road eouth, in which he carried on Denovan, $1; Mr. John Spaeliman, $1; Mt, business for some time, Deceased was the J. Ilawkshaw, 50e.. Mr. N. D. Harden, 50c.; firSt postmaster in the village and was an Mrs. Trivia, 81; Aire. A. V. Elliot, $1. Total issuer of marriage licenses from 1857 up to 810. the timeof his death. Mr. 1VIeDonell acted Messra. Davis, Fairbairn, and Hurdon aro res magistrate in a very satisfactory manner endeavoring to arrange for a celebration here iron the time of Mr. Gidley death up to on the Queen Birthday. They have al. 'the time of hia last illness, and has been as- ready received subscriptions to the amount sessor for the village for several years, bav- of about $90 and are trying to secure about ing returned chs roll for 1886 a few days be- $25 naorein order to get up a good pro. fore he was taken sick, In Mil' capacity he gramme of Sporta. V tbls and be imolai,. ;else gave good satisfaction,. In polities, Mr, plished, a good time may be looked or On lq0Donell was a consistent, honest Liberal- the 24th of May, This movement should be Conservative. In his death Exeter has lost eneouraged by our citizens and if p�tsible one of its most respected rafizend, We keep pleasure -seekers at home, and attract sympathize with the beresVed in their af. outsiders. It's a, long time since We baffle flictiOn. had a celebration of this kind, breveties A number of our citizens were at Stratford yesterday attending the Assize Court. Some of our citizens assert that we had frost Tuesday night, A number of the S. A. Soldiers went to Toronto ou Monday to attend the opening of the new temple in that (shy. Whc,e is our lacrosse olub ? We ought to have a club of some sort here this sum- = er, New Satin Broches, Fine Dress Goods. More Nobby Hats, Tweeds and Gents' Ties jest in. Come and see the big display at. Just reoeived at the Ventral Drug Store, fresh supply of Hellebore and Trisect Powder for the currant worm. C. Linz, roprietor. Mr. Robert Spicer has grafted 500 fruit trees this spring. Mr. S. is noted for this sort of work. The Old Established has the largest, cheapest and best assorted stook in the county, and prices right. The grounds about the Christ Church par- sonage are being beautified. Among ale improvements, a handsome newlence is being" erected. Mr. W. C. Charters, of Hensall, has made au assignment iu trust to Mr. J. C. Clausen,of that village, foi rthe benefit of his creditors. See notice in another colamn. (Jail at the Old Established and see the finest Canadian Gingbams in the market, at k 10c. per yard. I !Nearly every carpenter and bricklayer iu town is at work on buildings that are in course of erection. There will be some handsome residences go up this summer. The annual sermon to the Oddfellows of this place, will bo preached in Christ Church next Stifiday at 11 otelock ss. m. by The Rev, S. F. Robinson. Be sure and call at the Old Established and see those yery fano American Goods, di- rect from Boston. Ginghanis, hiute, Skirt- ings, &o. Mr. Sprague, inspentor, has given the hotel - keepers until 1st May to rid their premises of liquors of every kind, and after that date will investigate. He seems determined to do his duty.. The council met Monday evening, and with other business decided to build a side- walk north of bridge. This is a timely move and will bo appreciated by the north end residents. Messrs, Sanders and Johns have just com- pleted their hunting boats. The workman- ship is creditable indeed. Mr. S. says it re- quires considerable practice before a person is master of boats of this kind. The pulpit in the Main -street Methodist Church was occupied by Air. Holmes, a stu- dent for the ministry last Sabbath. Rev. W. H. Gene, of Elimville, will conduct the service next Sunday morning, and Rev. Mr. George, in the evening. On Fridaylasti a young lady while attempt. ing to jump from a wagon at the market, got ner dress caught onthe seat,which caused her to alight on the ground bead first. A few slight bruises were all the injuries the sustained. A Grand Bend (Huron County) man has gone into the business of raising polecats for their furs There is said to be money in it. There seems to be no possible doubt but he will get a great many scents out of it. The Rev. F. 8. Robinson preached an appropriate and impressive sermon in Christ Church on Good Friday morning to a good congregation. There was also a seryice held in the James -street Methodist Church in the afternoon. Is not in the memory of the oldest inhabi- tant, that the trees were in leaf and some in bloom at as early a period in any year, as is the case this year. The grass is long and green, and fall wheat has a very healthy appearance. A stranger remarked ithe ' other day that the Exeter Merchants displayed remarkable good taste in the matter of window dressing. He said they capped anything, he has seen in the cities. Truly our merchants all have nicely dressed windows. "' Ladies, remember Miss Wood makes up, cuts, and fits dresses, mantles, &c., for all. whether geode are bought from us or not, We state this to contradict a report which has been circulated that she does work only for those who buy trona us. Mural 33nos. Spring fires have been raging throughout town during the past week. One wonlci im- agine that all the accumulated refuse of win- ter had now been reduced to smoke and ashes, but on looking around town, yards and gardens can yet be seen in an unclean and untidy condition. It is time all such were cleaned up. The additional names which were put. on the Dominion Voter& List for North Middle- sex by Judge Elliot at the preliminary re- vision have been printed, and the final revision will take plane at the times and places mentioned in an advertiseMent in this issue of the Trims. Exeter list will be revised on the 12th of June and Stephen, at Creditem, on the 14th of June. The Rev. Thos. A. Haden; desires to thank those who so kindly subscribed to the Sabre - vole Mission among the Freneh-Canadians, during his recent visit to Exeter. The fol - levying are the names and amonnts sub- eoribed : Mr, John Banton, $1 Mr. B. V. Elliot, 81 ; Mr. I. Carling, $1; Mr. G. Sam - ) 1 that Cornyn eau defeat Vail, If lais backers The Wingliatn papers claini a3 Intioh as are of the same opinion, why then don't they accept that challenge for from $100 to $500, to sl;at( a live inn° race on the rinks ' of either Lomlon or Exeter ? Disinterested parties say that the •Ezeter skater was used most shamefully. It now remains for this challenge to bo accepted. At the roller rina en Ciood Vriday evening there was considerable amusement. A race for those who had never skated n rase or ov- er thought of entering ono, took place and considerable fouling, tumblim, etc etc occurred, The race was for oris mile. Quito a number started but ill did not skate to the finish. Joo Davis took first place, John Roadie, 2nd. An. exciting race between four small. boy i ulSo took pitioe, and the tug of war created 00 small iiam nount of usement. If CYO are to believe what is written on the subject, the English sparrows, which aro so numerous iu this town and country at pros. oat, aro an unmitigated evil. They aro driving away some of our nicest singing birds, and they are getting to be so numerous that but few other birds have a obanee. The boys ought to hayerree liberty to destroy the little pests that are so plentiful on our streets. A nanther of men and boys, either ignorant Or regardless of the fishery laws, have oom- menced fiehin,g operations. This is illegal, as according to a recent amendment in the fishery laws of the, Dominion, which all will do well to note, pickerel and dome cannot be caught from 15th of April to 15th of May. Bass and mmm askonge are erobited to bite or bo killed from 15th April to 15th June. The regulations distiectly says that no per. sou shall, during Beall prohibited times, fish for, catch, kill, uuy, sell or have in posses- sion any of the kinds of fish mentioned above, under a severe penalty. 0, Frank Boling, of Ch erokee, Xan,, threw himself on a feather bed that lay on the floor during .a thunder storm. He neglected to draw up hia legs, and his feet were touching the floor, when the lightning sttuekthe house and played about his foot, burning them and knocking hhimsenseless, That part of his body thet was on the bed was unhurt, and a child lying by his side was uninjured. All of which may be used to show that leather beds are good places of refuge in thunder storms, Tho average heading to newspaper sirticles is fast beginnin,g to take on all the character- istics of a holiow:snare and ' sad -eyed mock- ery. A eoluni article made its appearauce a few days ago, simultaneously in the most influentiel papers m the county -under the glaring caption ,of "txold in our old Fields." Just as we had taken the pick -axe and spade off the parlor mantlepieee and were preparin„,e to sally forth into our old fields, we noticed that the article commenced with the words, "Health is better than wealth," and endedwith, with, "For sale by all druggists for 25 cents," and went out and got a cloye instead, Secret of a Convent. Sr. ANN'S ACADEMY, 814 Tucker Street; Prnrannustia, Pa —One of the slaters was very gick with constant pain in the back. Could not take any solid food. She can eat meat and vegetalAs, sleeps and attends to her other duties, She sacred constant- ly from ukers in the mouth and throat. Are now all gone. She used Warner's safe cure.—SISTERIL. E VICTORIN. Lunatics. Mr. John Craig, sr., fernier, resid ing the 3rd eon., of McGillivray appealed to Squire Wells, of Park, - bill, for protection from his son, John Craig, who he said was thingerous and a lunatic. Acting upon this in. formation the Squire issued a war- rant for the arrest of the young man; and Tuesday morning Constable Manes went out to the farm to take him to Parkhill for trial. When Mapes first saw Craig he was in the field with a brother, and, after ac- costing the luziaac, tbe constable said he wanted him to go to London to see a good physician who would try Clarksville Mb,, April 27 --Gemige E. Wekr, of Smith the .50 mile bieyela race bete yeSlero day hi 3 hours, 7 minutss and 44 seeonos, lowering wo yo id's reoord by nearly half au hour, Do not take Pills or Pbwdors containing Calomel, for, at this time of the year, the re- sult may be serious. If you require a dose of PilYsio, take Dr- Carson's Stomach and Constipation Bitters ; it acts gently on the Bowels, purifies the Blood, improves the air - stimulates the Liver and Kidneys, aud speedily euros Biliousness, headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Search the Drug Stereo from ono enci of Canada to the other, and you cannot find a remedy equal to it. Try it and use it in your fanailios. Sohl everywhere in large bottles at 50 cents. eitz-sa ,smv,757rantaparprt=.7cmysFa TdARKET REPORTS. (Corrected at5 o'clock p .m. Weilnesday. Fall Who A, 1' . .. ... ... Spring 'Vsest ... ... ... Barley l pilos al Oee,or Sec a ...1.. — — ••• lo'ignig oath y 4 001'11 ••• -• ... ••• ,,,,.., ... ..... ... FpBelnottkutt rreelpeas 1:pbehr 1 i:."... : : .• ::: ' ..::::: .., ... •Dri1A; e( pplospr b Goose ,ger ib'lnrko• y poi ib Ducks perpr Chickens per pr Hogs,arossedperl 00 Beef Hidesroulig, .„ dressed .. Sheepskins eac.)1 ()oilskins Wool per lb Hay Porton Onionsnerbush wood p er cord ... MARKETS 0 7S to 0 82 mu spring 00 Young nuln'a faneY PROPERTY sous in middle ago whose pilmers are weak - lightly turns to tho4gfio pf love," bra per^ Oiled by blood tit 11i calatip0013, get Sells- fitetory resiilta, from the use of Warner's sofa Onto., Sricene-In F,xoterr on the 28th inet., the wife of E. Spicer, of a son, MARRIED. MhustiALL—Wenn —At the residence of the bride father, lsmersen, Manitoba, Mr. 11.- 5, Marshall, of Snonalie, Manitoba, to Miss li. F. Webb, Sraniepem,ow--Fosamit.--On the 25th of March, by the Rey. Mr, Russ, at the resi- dence of the bride's father, near Lowville Halton County, the Rev. Chas. String- fellow, formerly of Kirktou eircuit, to Miss Emily Foster. CONSUMPTION CURED. An old shysieiass, retired front practice,hay. ing had placed in hie hands oy. an Bast Indian missionary. th e formula of a sirople vege WA° remedy for the toeedy and permanent cure of o° gi;ta,t andCsallingrio°aut. a nrcl°111ucilligi tilteneoCt iaotiani". l'ialseA:tihm113111- 31 tive and/radical Cure for Nervous Debility and o7 &C)) ro 7.0 all Nervous Complaints, after having tested its 1 75o 00 wonderful curative powers in thousands of 0 53 to 0 55 cases, has felt it his duty to ma ke it known to 0 rs to 0 Gc his suffering fellows. Aotuatedby this motive 0 10 to u 10 and a desire to relieve human suffering, I 'will se to 0 15 sena freo of charge, to all who desire it. this 5 00 0 5 65 rocipe, in German, French or English, with full 0 40 to 0 54 0 00 to 0 60 directions for prey n ring and using. Sent by gap_i9lth,yw,a2 dsreosysEi ns g114v9ipthowstoramotocnica,miticnognestthei7i.3 000 000(6f tt10.0000001 y, MO EENT.—The Exeter Hotel to oo 2405 tto0 00 4600 Al_pplyrteontInecalar RtLhieNEaxeter Railroad Station. 5 50 to 6 25 5 00 to 6 00 65 0505 Itoto07 0500 030 to c 57 oo 0370 too 00 1786 800 to 0' 00 080 to 0 75 2 50 to 3 00 Fall Wheat per bh $ 0 80 to 0 83 Suring " QOutoOBO 13arloy (briabt) 0 55 to 0 70 Barley (feeaing) 0 40 to 0 40 White Oats, 0 28 to 0 Se Black Oats 0 81 to 0 83 Apipcs per hid. _ 1 00 to 1 00 otatoos nor 0 05 to 0 70 New Pump Factory JOHN SWALLOW Woind respectfully inform the iohabitants of the surrounding townships that he hag op. encd a la ew Primp Factory in bOTJTHOOTT'S flLD STAND, MA111.51., 1,N1rtlIft, POST-OPME. Whore he will keep on hand a,11 kinds of Pumpsawhich he will sell at moderate prices REPAIRING A. SPECIALTY. Wells and Cisterns contracted for at reason- able prices, and work executed with despatch, $ATISFACTION GU &RANTEED. JOHN SWALLOW. ENT:I-RANCE EXAMiNATION . Tiro :Entrance Examination for Admission tothe HIGH SCHt., or, isqn beheld in GODERICEI AND EXETER --THU-- 5th, Rh, and 7th Days of JULY NEXT C ommeneing on ilIONDA at one o'cloet p. m, All candichitss who intend to write are re- quired to send their name r and addres se snot later than Wednesday, the 28th instant, to either E.1. tran g, . A.. Goderich, or to tho undersigned. JOHN E TOM, in GT) p.e., wxuron, Exeter P.O, 6 oderich, Apr1114,18:15. THE .pai I° cure ilim' Before the two reach- zggest Iteductions Yet ed the house, however, the fellow got so excited that Mr. Manes found it more convenient to handcuff him, and in that manner took him to town. Before Squire Wells, in the afternoon, the followiug facts were learned :-- One week ago last Saturday, the father and son were in a fisid on the farm, wheu without any motive or warning the young Man made a BELV- age attaok on his father, knocking him dwn and stamping upon him while lying prostrate on the ground. When Ur. Craig, sr. applied for pro- tection from the Squire, bilks face bore Marks of the. awful pounding he had received. It seems, also, that last Saturday, a son of Mr. Wm. Hay, of West Williams, drove up to the barn of Mr. Craig, and while putting the horse ins the stable, he was jumped on by Okaig, and was only saved from a severe pummelling by the timely ap. pearauoe of his two brothers. Squire Wells committed Craig to the County gaol at London, to await the pleasure of the Lieut. -Governor. Daniel Ransom, of Exeter,. who has for months past:given signs of in- sanity, was last week lemoved to the asylum at London in charge of Messrs. Bissett and Thomas. He viae taken down ,and placed in safe keep- ing without any difficulty, although he wondered why these men took so much interest in him. Ho was landed at the gate, given up to the doctor, who treated him vdry kindly. He is now doing well, and there is a pots- sibility that in time he may recover frOna his insanity, This man Ran- som came from the township of Stephen to Ifoieter about two or three months ago, having lost his farrn through mismanagement. He en-, gaged in the peddling of washing machines and wringers. At first signs of insanity Were slight, but day by day he became worse until he began to beat his wife, and give lectitres on religious topics. Becoming at last an intolerable nuisance, he was re- moved, The losing Of his property May have had something to do With bringing him to his present, smfor. innate condition, but those who have teponed promptly. ON WATOI-IE S We don't' allow anyone to be lower in prices than we are. We offer the following bar- gains to you for the next 90 clays. Appleton, Traoey &Co. Waltham, Mass., in a Solid Coin Silver Anda Case S. Bartlett in a Solid Coin .Silver Case, for $12.00. F40:41' MorthY5°fRor Ssal!".41.4:Eot'N—o,T6,hcoo181.111be ,$l'orbll''ill ship of Biddulph, afirldleaex Co., five miles south of Exeter", on the London Boad,1C0 acres, 00 acres cleared and in in nut class state of cultivation, well drained, good brick house, good barns ancl stablel and well watered, 00nYentent to schools chairchestitod post office. Per further partionlars apply to +Nil:11,1AM ROOPER, on the promises, VAEM FOR SA...Le,— The 1. scriber offers for sale tlba north half of lot 30, 600s. 13, Pownship of not Wawsinpsh, County of Huron, containing 0) acres ; woll fenced ;sa yoba stream of wator Rom a never - failing er)1111g. ;; nice young orchired of choice fruit trees; a lirmlne bank br rn and log house 90 acres eleartd and seeded down .balance bush. Price 84,060, two-thirds eash. Posse`ssion given any time. Apply to D.: MathesonStew, oat tle- buyer. Wingham, 9 to J, n, Hay P, 0 Anvicn TO IVIOTnErts.-.Are ysou distorbed at night and broken ofyoirr rest 13)5 51 inch child suirering end cryingCuttinv Teeth? If sto sopa at once cd get a bottle of 'Mrs. Winslow's SootbingSyrup' for Children Teething. Its valuei is ncalculable, It will relieve the pour little sufferer immediately. Depend upon it, mothers there is no mistake about it. It cures Dysentery and Drairinon, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, cures Wind Colic,sof tens the Qum s, reduce s Inflammation, and gives tone and energy to the whole oyster°. "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for. children teething is pleasant to the taste and l, the prescription of one of the oldest and. best female physicians and nurses in the United States, and is for sale by all druggists au ough- out the world, Price twenty-ftve cents a bot- tle. Be sure and ask for "Mils. WiNsr.ow'e SOOTHING Sylvia'," ancl take no other kind.. ARLING'S BLOCK FOR Spring de Summer Goods General Dry -Goods, Black and. Coloied Cashmeres, Ottoman Cords, Nuns' Cloth,' Jersy Cloth, GininaM, Lawns, Plain and Spotted lVfaslins, Prints in endless variety. Stotler It:UT ttatiat, We have now on hand a choice lot of Millinery, Black and Colored Ostrich Plumes. Fine display and remark, ably low Priced. Gents about to purchase a spitirao OUTFIT! Would do well by calling and examining our large and varied stock. Suitings in Worsted, Scotch and Canadian Tweeds. Our Pantings are "Simply In Hats, Ties, Scarfs, Shirts, Coliars, Cuffs, Braces and Socks ,we have a fine Display. S1I0MS7 SITOM S We take the lead for Style and Durability. We have just received the finest lot of Shoes—both in Ladies' and Gents' Wear --that we ever offered, at prices that will surprise you. Give u a call. We will take any produce you may offer, and will give the highest price. A call solicited 1. CAILLINC, HURRAH, HURRAH FOR. 'Ill -1M Rawl:Lir GROCELEVIT China Cup and SaucerGiven Away With EVERY POUND of BAKING POWDER purchased at G. A. HYPIDIVIAMS, 200 WANTEB200 Pac+pirr- uNe7, QUICK! About TWO HUNDRED good customers at the NEW CARRIAGE SHOP, Exeter. 7 The undersigned begs to intimate to the residents of Exeter and surrounding country, that he has fitted up for Carriage - Making Purposes The builaings lying immediately south of MR. PARSONS' Blacksmith Shop, Main-st., and having stocked the same with suitable material for z construction of Carriage and Sleigh work, we therefore solicit a liberal share of your es- teemed patronage. Each Watch Warrantcd for live Yaps. Repairing promptly and properly done at Satisfactory Prices. AND ALL OUR °Tian GOOD 8 AT GREATLY REDUCED EMWES. Yours truly, VVIttCheS 06010, arid:Jewellery Cleaned and known him for years say he ti'fiti ways it littla W. irxtztvzwuroxt. N. B ot7S0eCiai rates 10 the Livery to,ade and parties bitying in THOS. PITTON. quantities. t, fc f51x al 1' ;ro Fu Au Lo Cot -C Dui .tal 8rd Bin Dff) 1 yea - taxi clan nfac able opt: o 113. has to tl es a As n ogee W Sear fibTli Th (forte,. t tft10511', New INCI1 Nov and].) PABE "Ilont day w ' „If ax 8upt comm and gt Tear COLO: lines Glriago route /riffie 110 ',. rates e 0 lith'