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The North. West Indians. f' NEWS NOTES.
Ottawa, 2,9411 ,April. ---Father La or auIntoresttl)g Character.
oonlbe, who hoe spent a lifetime A. conveution of Liberal Cotlservia•.
amu(; the ludians of the Nort,h-west, fives of 4116 1'iaviuce of Manitoba will
€lad enjoys their full cotlfideuee, says.
-'The ,Indians were never more con.
tented than at present, and there
A PLEASING ,DUTY..
"T feel it my duty to say," writes Jolla
Borton, of pesort P. l .. ++that .'Sin•dock
Blood Bitters cared my wife of liver tom-.
plaint, from whital she had boon it chronic
eufforer. Ilor distressing, painful symptoms
bo held iu June to organize for the soon gave way, and I eau highly remia'nond
the medicine to all suflering as shedid.
Dominion and PLovinoial electoral It's o poor baseball elite flint doosn't own
oanmpeagn,
1 a diamond bigger than the Koh-ismer.
not seem to be the "slightest They can telegraph from a moving For Laino back, side or chest, use SINIOles
ground fur apprehension." "Kee train now, and the purveyor of rail- morons Diaster. Pr103 2u oonts. Sold at Dr,,
13 g' Ortig Store.
W4y elation pie oars know in an iu-• llolloway's Oltitnient aitd.Pills.-Diseases
there been guy uneasiness ? ho watt
asked. "None of a serious character,"
was the answ or. "These Indians, of
eouree, hear what is being discussed'
in the ue sspapers of the whites, and
there has been notalk of trouble
among them beyond 0012n -tents upon
those senseless."
roti
Tr your blood is impure, you are liable to
take any outagious or infectious disease
that may 1 eppen to be in your neighbor.
A idall danger by keeping yourself
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non. 117Er . 11 ar1jn g's Sceme.
Hon. John (lading, the Minister of
Agriculture, introduced hire scheme in
the House Friday night, for the
establishment of a Central Dominion
Experimental Farm and Experi-
mental Stationsin the Lower Provin-
ces and the northwest. He intro-
duced it in a brief but comprehensive
speech.•
Sir Richard Cartwright, Mr. Me,
Mullen and Mr, Watson, of Manitoba,
prominent. Liberals supported the
scheme in general. Prominent Con-
servatives spoke in. enthusiastic sup-
port of the projeet,.at the same time
asserting it was in competent hands.
Mr. darlings previous meac'ures,
while iu the Ontario Goverhmeut in
the interest of advanced agriculture
were referred to in complimentary
terms, notably his establishment of
the Ontario Model Farm. It would
seem at present as though the Bill
Will be passed by a large majority. ,
To those who are curious to ascer-
tain how many varied and nosye-
tematio electoral franchises prevailed
throughout Canaan before the adop-
tion of the Act presaribirig a uniform
franchise for the Dominion, the fol-
lowing short summary of the provin-
cial franchises, taken from 1V Sr. Hod-
gins' recent work on the "Franchise
Act" may be useful:
"The iranaiaises in the Severnl provinces
are as follows: Ontario: 48 Vic, a. 2, 0.,
prescribes 9 classes of voters: (1) owners,
(2) tenants, (3oo ants of real property, (4)
income voters, wage earners, (6) house-
holders. (7) Ian -holders' sons, (8) enfran-
chised Indians, and (9) Indians nonpartiei
patingin annuities. Quebec: 38 Vic. o. 7,
Q., three classes of voters: (1) owners, (2)
occupants, (3) tenants of real estate. Nova
Scotia: 48 Vic. is. 2, N. S., five classes of
voters: persons assessed for or possessed of
(1) real or (2) personal property, or (3) both ;
(4) tenants, (5 sons of owners or tenants.
New Brunswick: C. S. B., e. 4, four classes
1
of voters: persons assessed in respect of (1)
real, or (2) personal estate, (3) personal and
real estate, and (4), annual income; and if
there be no assep@gasent then possession of
the qualification is Proscribed is Elia:ieni.
Manitoba: C. S. M. e. 3, four classes of
voters: (1) owners, (2) tenants, (3) occupants.
and (4) bona, fide householders. British
Columbia : 39 Vie. No: 5, one olase : persons
resident in the province for twelve months.
except Chinamen and Indians, (38 Vic.
No. 2.) Prince Edward Island: 24 Vic. c.
34, three classes of voters: (1) freeholders,
(2) occupants, and (3) statute labour voters.
The Franchise Act of 1885 adopts for
Dominion elections the provincial franchises
of British Columbia and Prince Edward
Island, and prescribes for the other provinces
a uniform frauehise for eight classes. of
voters: (1) owners, (2) tenants, and (3) occu-
pants of real property, (4) income voters, (5)
real property owners' sons, (6) farmers' sons,
(7) fishermen, ante (8) Indians (except en
Manitoba, British Columbia, Keewatin, and
North-West Territories) in possession of a
distinct and improved lot of land on a
reserve."
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Opinion of the 0. P. R„ by the
Bells, an English paper :-We do not
realize yet the enornon9 advantage
that we shall gain in many ways by
the opening of the view Canadian
route to the Paoifio. The following
instance will serve to suggest some.
thing of its possible value. Some
time ago a British vessel, bound from
China to Victoria, British Columbia,
was injured when near the harbour of
•lilsquimault, the British naval station
on the Pacific. It was thought that
the vessel would have to be bowed for
repairs to Liverpool via Cape Horn.
The Canadian Paoifio Railway Coil -
pony, however, telegraphed to Vie.
toric that the machinery could be
cabled for to Livrarpooi, and be con-
veyed over til anadian Pacific line.
The owners oafi;,
t+. a ship consented,
and within fifteen days the machinery
was delivered at Viotoria. The time
8 less than seven
from Quebec waft
days, the quickest 'time ever trade
Dorms the Contineflt to Vancouver
Ieland, on which Victoria stands. A.
short tim ago a representative of
the S. P. G. told Ars that, in anticipa-
tion of the rapid growth of population
which is sere to come along the Tine
on heist) sides of .the Rocky Moon.
tainei, the Society is artxiour~ to be
prepared to follow the population
promptly with reiigions provision,
Contribntione towards this special
object, will, therefore, be very oppor
tube and valuable,"
Do not take IfI
Pine or Powders containing
Calomel, kr, at this time of the year, the re -
If you require a dose
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A' MODERN MIRACLE.
In a recent letter from W. I,1, Dawson, of
Deloraino, Ont.. he states that he has re
covered from the worst form of dyspepsia,
after suffering for fifteen yoare; and when
a council of doctors pronounced him incur-
able he tried Burdock Blood' Bitters, six bot-
tles of which restored his health.
Monday's games-Detroits 11, %unsex
citys 4; Pniladelpbias 6, New York 8 ; Bos-
ton's 11, Nationals 12; Chlcagos 7, St. Louis
3.,
Captain Isaiah Rynder's bad an attack of
paralysis: tried NeW York's best physicians,
got n0 relief nutit 110 obtained Giles' Iodide
Ammonia Liniment, which, to his unspeak-
able joy, cured hitn. Captain Ryuders will
give any information desired. Resides 310
West 238d st., New York, Sold by 0. Lutz,
Central Drug Store.
SHILOHI'S VITALIZER, is what you :toed
re-
sult
stent how many are coming along in
seardll of dyspepsia.
Wm. Lewis, of Crediton, has been
appointed cleric of the eleventh Di•
vision Court of the County of Huron;
R. 0. Hayes, of Goclerioh, as a Notary
Public, for the Province of Out.
Geroniou continues his crusade
against the American people. A. few
days ago he and his baud killed
rt
t
-h1iv b t there
are several millions
more staorline between him and
complete victory.
At the Salvation Army meeting in
the Temple, Toronto, Thursday night,
some of ti:e women convertstore the
feathers from their hats and threw,
that'll away, Some of the men also
pitched their pipes and tobacco away.
The greatest exoitemeat prevailed.
Mr. Fowal'd, Inspector of Lunatic
Asylum in Quebec„ in, his annual
report on Longue Pointe Asylum,
strongly condemns the further con-
tinuance of the contract system of
oaring for ivaane patients, and urges
the Quebec Government to abolish it
and take the lunatic asylums under
it own control.
Wru. O'Neal, of ltidgetown, wont
into a room below .Moody's roller
mills on Friday evening last to
grind apair of shears. He was found
dead the following morning, terribly
mangled by a shaft, having been
naught by the belt when coupling it
from the main shaft to the grind-
stone.
Ottawahas another sensation.
Matthew Molvtahon, of Asbburnharn,
went out walking with a young lady,
and after parting with her to go
dome he met a tall woman with her
face concealed in a cloak, wbo threw
oil of vitriol in his face and fled. At
a later hour an attempt was made to
throw the liquid on the young lady
with whom MoMahon bad been walk-
ing, but its was unsuccessful The
only vitriol throwing to whiob Ottawa
is accustomed is that which 000urs
across the house of commons, and
this outside use of the corrosive has
caused considerable alarm. ,
Interesting items.
Skeleton.
Tnonre, Tenn., Dee. 29, 1884. -Warner's
safe cure restored me to perfect health, from
anemaciatedcondition caused by chronic
of the Bowels' -A remedy-, which has been
tested and proved in a thousand diiferenit.
ways, capable of eradiontirug poisonous taints
from ulcorsatid healing them up, merits a
nett of its capacity for extracting the intern-
al corruptions ;Nom the bowcis. On rubbing
Holloway's Ointment repeatedly 00 tho ab-
domen,a rash appears, and as it thickens
the atm() irritability subsides. Acting as, a
derivative., this ungaout draws to the surface,
releases the tender intestines from all acid
matters, and prevents inflammation, dysen-
try, , and ilea for which blistering
old-fashioned, though successful was the
treatment,
now from its painful,lness falien into disuse,
the discovery of this Ointment having pro-
olaimecl a remedy possessiug equally deriva-
tive, yet perfectly painless, powers,
The retail price of bread in Toronto• has
been raised to llo per largo loaf and 0o per
small loaf,
THAT HACKING COUGH can be so
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We gnar-
antee it. Sold by J. W. Browning.
Hazleton bas a baseball club called the
Mugwump. Nine kickers ought to be able to
kll for n
mnir
snake it interestiug fo _ e,
Rev. J. G. Fallis, Dutton, certifies : "For
some years my wife has been troubled with
dyspepsia, and has tried one thing after an-
other recommended with but little or no effect
till advised to give MoGregor's Speedy Cure a
tidal. Since taking the firstbottle I have no-
ticed a decided improvement; and can with
confidence recommend into be one of, if, not
the best medicine extant for Dyspepsia. This
invaluable medicine for Liver Complaint, In-
digestion, Kidney Complaint, is purely vege.
table. Sold at L W, Browning's Drug Store.
Trial bottles given free. 2
ONE DOLLAR AGAINST FIVE HUN-
DRED.
Isaac Brown, of Bothwell, Ont„ was afflict-
ed with chronic humor in the blood. He
says ono dollar bottle of Burdock Blood
Bitters was worth more tban 1500.00 paid
for other medicines. it is a reliable blood
purifier.
CATARRH CURED, health and. Swee
breath secured, by Shiloh's Catatrh Remedy.
Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold
by J, W. Browning.
Robert Harding, Assistant -Postmaster of
Cleveland, 'Obio,.committed suicide Monday
.morning.
"Blood will 'tell" A face adorned with
Pimples, Boils, Blotches, sec., is not a partic-
ularly pleasant sight, anrl,invariably betokens
au impure state of the Blood. Dr. Carson's
Stomach Bitters free the system from all
gross humors, renders the Blond Pure and
Cool, aids digestion and gives a healthy ap.
petite. For sale by all druggists in large
bottles at 50 cents:
Lieut -Colonel C. E. Panet, Deputy Minis-
ter of Militia, has been promoted to the rank
of full Colonel in the militia of: Canada, in re-
cognition of his long services.
Scott's Emulsion of. Pure.
Cod Liver Oil, with Ifypophosphites,
Possesses the remedial power of these two
'valuable specifics in their fullest degree. Is
prepared in a palatable form, easily tolerated
diarrhoea. Had it twenty years and was by the stomach, : and for delicate;. slokiy
reduced to a mere skeleton. I am well. children, Emaciation, .Consnmpton and all
h 120. -JOHN L. GORMAN, p un
weig
impoverished conditions of the blood is
The Empress of Austria is suffering with j' equalled by any other ren tedy.
ophthalmia. I At Lincoln, I11., Chas. Doane, a farmer,
shot and killed bis brother Tuesday evening,
and then enicided. A family quarrel.
A. CAR ID.
The discovery of the instantaneous process
of taking photographs has been quickly fol
lowed in, the medical world by a perfect and
instantaneous remedy for all acute aches and
pains, as Neuralgia, Toothache, Rheumatism,
etc. This valuable remedy is called Fluid
Lightning. and is sold at 25 coats a bottle by
J. W. Browning, druggist. 2
WILL YOU STJFFER with Dyspepsia and
Livor Complaint ?- Shiloh's Vitalizer is
guaranteed tocure you. For sale by J. W
Browning , • ,
McGregor et Parke's Carbolic Cerate is in.
valuable for Wounds, Sores, Salt Rheum
Cuts, Berns, Scalds and Festers, as a shoal-
ing and purifying dressing. Do not be im-
posed on with other. useless preparations,
recommended to be as good. Use only Mc-
Gregor & Parke's Cerate. Sold by J., W.
Browning. 2
Subscriptions received from America by
the National League daring thelpast fortnight
toward the Parliamentary fund amount to
060,000.
A SEVERE TRIAL.
Those who endure the torturing pangs of
neuralgia, rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago,
and similar painful complaints are severely
tried, but there is a speedy relief in Hag -
yard's Yellow Oil as thousands who "have
used it joyfully testify. It banishes pain and
lameness quickly,
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the
remedy for you. Sold by J. W. Browning.
A DOUBLE BENEFIT.
Harry Ricardo, of Toronto, certifies to the
benefitareceived from the nae of Hagyard'e I
Yellow Oil as a cure for rheumatism and Breeder of
- I TvOCIiS BLACK JAVAS
1 troubles being a severe one. BR.O - L-GHORNS
To allwhoare aut%eriugfrona the errors a
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of lanhood, &:c, I will send a
reoeipethnt will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy. was discovered by a mis-
sionary in South America. Send a self-ad-
dressed envelope to i8Ev. Te nni T. I'rnt&w
Sietionn, New Yorke CO
LONDON, HURON AND BRUCE' Ii Y.
GOING NORTn. 'Express Mail Freight
London_depart 7 55 Aar 4 50P. er. 6 05 Aar,.
Exeter...., ...9 18' 0 08 9 35`
Hensall,.. ,.... 9 24 ., 6 23 10
K ppeu..... .........9 29 6 29 10
Brucefteld 9 36 6 88 10 25
Clinton ... 0 55 7 05 11 80
Londosboro 10 11 7' 28 12 00
Rival...... 10 20 7 32 32 00 P 3t
Beigrave .,10 35 7 47 12 50
Winghani arrive 10 50 8 05 1 20
Gone Setna, Express ;!Lail. Freight.
Win'1ham,depart 7 20 der 3 10 p.m. 20;Aou
Belgrave.....,...... 7 38 3:30 11 23
Blyth 7 54 3 46 11 47
Loudtsbolo .. .,:8 02 3 55 12 00
Witten 8 25 4 16. , 12 45
Brueefield ., ...: 8 42 4 35 1 10
Klippen 8 51 1 43 1 25
Rent all 8 58 4 48 1 40
Exeter. 9 13 50 2 35
London arris e....10 30 0 00 5 30
EXETER
POULTRY YAFIDS
W. G. BISSETT,
enol HOUDAN
�
c deafness, his affliction with these combined-( PLY�IOUl I
+
Harold -Papa, when I grow up, can I get
married ? Papa -My son, do not let us an-
ticipate theworse.
. To break up a cold or cough or its ill re-
( sults there is no better remedy than Hag-
'
ag-t, yard's Pectoral Balsam.
CROUP, WHOIOPING COUGH and Bron
otitis immediately relieved by bhiloh's Cnre
Sold by .1. W
Erownine.
NO. 1YARD-P.Roc1 s; Cockerel, score 981; 4
Rens, average adore 92. Eggs 52.60 per set-
ting,
N0,2 YARD -P. Rocks; Cockerel, score 01; 4
Pullets, average score 90; Eggs 51,50 per
setting,
NO.3 YARD -13, Leghorns, C,ekerel. score 93; 8
Pullets, average score 92; l8ggs 51 per set-
ting.
N0, 4 YARD-Houdans, Eggs 51 per setting;
a'vi and
Those birds wore all ecorecl by
Ur. J i s
WW1 a good slime of prizes at rho Exeter
Poultry Show,
t 'Orto trio I'. Rocks for Salo,
al
of physic, take
:
Dr. Carson s Stomach ape foforCaustipati n, Loss of Appetite, Dizzi-
Const1pn
tical Batters it nota gently on the' floss, and tell aymptotiiec# Dyspepsia. Price.
13otvels piirfica tho Blood, improves the air. 10 sad 75 cents per bottle. Sold by J. `t1',
and speedily euros Biliousness, headache) pensee i S COU(rH and Ceme mptio
Inch ostion. Search the Drug Cure is sola by tie on a guarantee. It cared
Dyspepsra, g f Canada to the other, Consumption. sold by d. W. Browning.
Stores frets ttotonafind C a remedy equal, to 11. I+or Dyspepsia and Divot Complaint, yon
gaol yeti en
'Cryit And tiro it in your fttimilies> Sold have n printed guarantee on Query bottle of
°veiyeliere be largo bottles et 50 Bents, �i.:r i.in v,+aura,• It never fails to cure
cul0ti0i1, atiinnlatea tiie Liver tend Kidneys, Boosening
u
MAC:K A.
The Most Delightful.
SUMMER TOUR
Palaco Stoainors. Low Pates.
Pour Tripe per Week iSotwoon
DETROIT AND. MACKIN'AC
And Evory 'Weak Slay' ?#etWoon
i AND CLEVELAND
DETROIT T
Write
for our
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t iriii3'Oeijne fVlaokinac, 1lluslNateil
Nont:cina >:'u11 Partioularb. 5ranocI b'ref:.
DO.e ft fit Otevoland steam Nati. CO.
riirr,oivlehrttriv; PnstriAat..
,Sest 't' IVIi Kl.
IMPORTANT TO OWNERS Oti STooKi .T'Tlij' GITY
QUO
GTLT;S'
LinimentiodicloAmmonia
110.0. 141 Unsightly'lluu:nes, Gores Lazne
floss ire Cattle, Spinal Meeingit'a, Found-
er,
er, Weak Limbs, Sprung Knees, Speer -
in, Ringbone, Quitter, Windgalls
stable No tabl shouldbe without it Railroad,
lah as
t
Minin�and Ex r•essCompanies all use Giles'
Linilnont,audin the grat raping stables of
Belmont and Lorillard it has aobieved wend-
ders, Ono trial will convince.
Write DR. GI'LL'S, Box 3188,N.Y,P. 0., who
will, witlio ut 011art,;0, give e,dviee omen diseases
and also on the management of cattle. Bonney
all druggists at 50e, and 51,00 bottle and in
quarts at $2,50, in which thorn is great saving,
The Liniment in white wrappers is for family
use; that in yellow for. cattle.
GILES' IODII)P1 AMahLONIA- HORSE AND
OATTLE POWDER@,
Used by all rue leading horsemen on Jerome
Park, Fleetwood, Beaoh, Shoepsbead Bay and
Run'selead Never elssaeo
int are Tomo,
terativo and Diuretio, Destroy Worms', uArle.
Indigestion, Colie,13ots, Sore Throat, Catarrh,
Founder, Pink -eye and Rheumatiam. The
dose is small and the power is great. The
Powders are Guaranteed and Purchasers
Failing to Obtain a Cure Money Refunded.
Sold by all druggists at 25 cts. per box.
C. LUTZ, Agent, EXETER,ONT.
JOT 3R,AWsr,
UNDEITAKER, &
CABINS t-1 ban,
Walnut & Rosewood Caskets
ALSO COFFINS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
A Complete • Stock . of Robes & Trimmings
Always on hand.
FUNERALS FURNISFED AND CON-
DUCTED AT Low RATES.
My Stock of Furniture is un-
excelled.
rR GIVE ME A. CALL.
SALTI SALT!
saxlr
'ICBM ',METE'c,
Said Works C:pany
Rave for sale TEEN HUNDRED TONS of SALT
suitable for Agricultural and Domestic
purposes, whielithey:offer
A t Lowest Market Prices.
A call respectfully so-
licited,
Apply to 'V. 13. CARLING, Secretary.
-WE---
ANNOUNC E
ARRIVAL OF-
-New Dress Goods-
Albatros Cloths;:
All Wool Ottomans,
All Wool Nun's Cloth,
Prints, Sateens, Cotton Crapes,
D broiderie'
' h s rn
1 am
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G e,
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Oriental Laces, Valentine Laces,
Torchon Laces, Dentine Laces,
T W F TT;_ I) S.
Scotch Tweeds, Scotch Pantings,
l]tiglish Worsteds, Irish Sages,
Canada Tweeds,' Colionades,
WALT, - PAPERS,
Now Groceries,
New Field end Garden Seeds,
Call and inspect for yourself, you will
not be importuned to bats'.
S��nw�U
Pcl�arc
OIL
WOKS
P .E I S S I
At Toronto. Every Buret Guaranteed. This Oil was used cu- ell ni ichinery during tho
Exhibition, ' It has been awarded SIX GOLD mEDALS during the hist three years.:
r'`Seo that you got Peerless, It i$ only matte by
SL aoaras& O, TOlitODITC
FOR, SALE 13Y JAS. PICKARD.
FDR SPRIG AND UUM ThAE,
C. SOUTHCOTT & SON
Have roeeutry received a choice assortment of
worstede o
s! S oteh and Canadian Tweeds in Plaid
FOR SUITING.
ALSO A. VERY FINE ASSORTMENT OF
Panting in Stripes &Checks.
Work made up in the LATEST STYLES and a Sure Fit
Guaranteed.
GIVE ITS A CALL.
0..SOVTEYCOTT crat BON,
Tho Exeter Clothiers.
RENOWNED REMEDIES
`HOLLOWAYS PFLLS&OIPITMENT`
THE PILLS
Purify the Blood, correct all,iDisorders of the
LIVER, STOMACH, KIDNEYS, AND BOWELS.
They invigorate and restore to health Debilitated Constitutions, and• are invaluable in k,
Complaints incidental to Females of all ages. For children and the aged they are prioelr 4,
THE OINTMENT
Is an infallible remedy for Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Old Wounds, Sores and 111:ers. It
famous for Gout and Rheumatism.
FOR DISORDERS OF TEE CHEST 13' I3AS NO 1CQT7AL.
For Sore Throats, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds,Glandelar Swellings, and all skin diseta
it has no rival ; and for contracted and stiff joints it aetslike a charm.
The Pills and Ointment are sold at THOMAS Hoteowne's Establislemeat,
78 NEW OXFORD -STREET Late (533, OXFORD -STREET), LONDON
also by nearly every respectable Vendor of Medicine, in Boxes and Pots, at 1s. lid., 2s. 9d
4s. Gd., lis., 22s., and 33s. each. The 2s. 9d. size contains three times the quantity ofQthe•
is lid, size ; the 4s. 66. size six ; the 11s, size sixteen ; the 22s size thirty-three ; and the.
33s size fifty-two times the quantity of the smallest Boxes and Pots.
Fell printed directions are affixed to each Box and Pot, and can be hag in any language -
LW" Purchasers should look to the Label on the Pots and Boxes. If the address is not.
533 Oxford Street, London, they are spurious.
WiLITAIANI DREW
Furniture Dealer and Undertaker..
I have Just received a Car Load oflNew Stylish Furniture
and I am
SM E DING- .151.-'T" COST
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 BANH..
'WILLIAM DREW'.
Eatster Post Office Time Table.
MAIDS
Kirkton , Woodham Winchelsea and',Ellimville
Sout3,east and wesi, including tendon, Hamilton, Toronto
tfanitoba,Unitod States, uugliall and foreign mails ... ..,
South, east west &a ...
North and east,includiiig Goderich 1Vingham, Kincardine and
north, Stvtttoxd, 'Poronte,141ontreal, and Eastern States.,,
North east,o ,..
Saropta TtieSdays, Thursdays and. Saturdays ...
ARRIVE 00,08G:,..
4.eop, m, eo Oe aero
Monttesl,
10.15a „an,
6.45 p.m.
011 points
„ 1C,15a.ni
... 5,8o p.m.
11.000.ni,
... 8 0o u nr
8.15 a.zn
4.15 p. 03
8.15 a. tr
5,80 p. m
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