The Exeter Times, 1886-10-14, Page 5Affairs ipl North Middlesex..
o Ito gaitz. Of MO iriiest'?.
,Sher --.A, few weeks ago I noticed yoµ
stated that the Reformers were prepared
to raise the religions cry iI! Neet1i Muddle -
sox next time, no wetter who the Tories
brought out. .At the time I tho ht your.
assertion Wee, but 1 hove been let suf.
ficiently into party secrets, since then, to
know that you spoke only too truly. The
Reformers had it Convention eoine time ago,
to nominate a candidate. The Convention
adjourned without doing so. The object
of the delay is, 1 believe, to catch the
Tories. If air. Coughlin is their man,
their M. L. kJ Shipley is to be the Reform
candidate; but should the Conservatives
bring out a Protestant then the Reformers
are to run an Irish Catholic, in the person
of Mr, John Flannigan of Clandoboye,
Last election the principal cry was that wo
were to vote against Mr. (Coughlin, because
he was a Catholic and for Mr. Shipley,
because he was a Protestant.
Now, itAppearsthat the leaders of the
party in le riding are prepared to stultify
theinsely s, their record and principles of
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$S2tl urn nolopartyde
if a sofmond '
It.
The rank tiild fit are
e to to lairs up the latter, are guilty of partiality to feathers
the opposite cry, if it is thought necessary and blankets. At last ib was decided that
for the party benefit. Have the Reform Pete should bivouac with Sim that night and
'etc arta Sim 09 151,1rnting..
clontronto.
Bach u2 tial '$ort siitp igI ,14 or tie 1{ve
Iwo wquid.be sports, whom we rnay,sall Pete
and Sinn Gn'nll Q00401on.a whorl, there is a
smell oaf game in the air, these two lire
sepecabie eol?epateions, and seem to take ten.
qualified pleasure In the obese. A short Unto
sine, it was masted around' that du.olts were
seen very plentifully in the neighborhood of
a oertalle creek ; in fact that they were so
numerous, that to °scope the rigors of the
coming winter they would willingly saorafioo,
all claim to this mortal coil for a safe sholter
in anybody's oven. This savory bit of news
set the boys akimbo, their rest became dis.
Curbed and !eyeteeth, and nothing short of a
Sir John Macdonald, ayeem, ai'odbyLa1Y
l eedenulii, ar4vc4 in I ingaton o?l l3atur4ay
you14,14,91.14„4w slays' Rats to hts, blster <
Maixy forget that tits liitir and' `eealll ne I
cleansing, Exte islvtlnseelAyor's ga}xYiger
haspxoyou titot.it is sloe hest cleeneing agent
for th,e hair—that it prevents aucl removes
dandruf, cools anti soothes silo scalp, ahct
stimulates the. lints to renewed growth,
A WORD: OI' V7; BLANATIO 1 •
The liver 'secretes bileto xneve the bgwels;•
the kicluoys seprote i}rano to carry off uric
acid, which would poisoz3'tbo blond; thQ sto,,
wool secretes gastrin juice to digest or dis-
solve the food, tate, Burdock Blood hitless
tuna Upon those organs and pnrifiee the
blood by eleanaing all the secretions of tho.
system,
warlike expeditionto the happy hunting Aeeulior virtue in Ayer'e Saraspatilla,, is,
ground would satisfy the remorseless gnaw- p
in appetite of Pete and Sim. ,&eeordin 1 that while it cleanses and purges the band
ng p k Y from all corruptions and impurities, and
of ever was attack as ould two Re-
sembled, e thereby roots out disease, it invigorates the
That an attack should be made, whole system,and a es oneagain.
was unanimous, but the time and mangerm k young again.
were matters for discussion. Finally, it was HONESTY ;TETE I3ES',C POLICY
resolved that the brigade should bo on the An honest medicine is the noblest work
//tarot' at an early hour on a certain morning, of man, anci;tye can assure our readers that
but Che difficulty that not remained unsolved Dr Fowler's Extract. of Wild Strawberry is
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t011l reliable, 1
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b but al o t infallible
was Y e s s nkr to
c ho > m
who should sound the tool'
in at so early euro Cholera morbus, Dysentery, Canker of
au hour, as both Pete and Sim especially the Stomach and bowels, and the various.
Summer Complaints, whose attacks aro often
sudden and fatal,
The Marquis Tseng left Marseilles on
Sunday on his return to Pekin.
Richard Fuller, Church St., Toronto, under
the reeommenclation of the City Treasurer,
who had experienced the benefit of Giles'
Liniment and Pills in being cured of rheu-
matism, procured a supply, Ile suffered
from rheumatic goat, commenced with sore..
nese of the muscles of the knee -joint, after-
wards pain and swelling of the instep and
ankles, and lameness of the musoles of the.
right foot, Was unable to walk. Kidneys
were also affected, Doctor Giles' Liniment
Iodide Ammonia gave immediate relief. Sold
by C. Lutz, Central Drag Store.
CERTAIN CURE
A Cyan ron CuoLEn.t Monnus.—A posi-
ve euro for this dangerous complaint and f
party of the present day, no principles or
platform to go to the people on, that they
must depend on such dodges, as this for
electing their man ? Why not squarely
select the strongest man, and run him on
the square political issues of the day ? If
the Reforms party have no record or princi.
pies strong enough to do that, then surely it
is time for the party to cease to exist.
Mr. Shipley was a good man, who car
ried our banner nobly. Why not trust flim
again ? Tlien the party would hilt be
dragged in the mire. But if the party has
one set of principles for 1882 and an oppo-
site set for 1887, then 1 am sure a good
many will leave the ranks' for a party that
apparently, with all their faults, do not
• descend to such paltry dodging as I have
stated. How in the name of conscience,
eau the Reformers, be now asked to support
a Catholic, when before theeereere urged to
vote against Coughlin, solely on account of
his religion ? I tell you, Mr. Editor, a good
many honest men will not stand that kind
of thing. f
Truly yours,
A Protestant Reformer.
Lieury, Oct. 8th, 1886.
Kirkton.
Binh s.—Farmers are taking advantage
of the fine weather, and are busy saving
the root and vegetable crop.—Miss Page, of
St. Marys, has just been vis?ting at the
Methodist parsonage.—The success of the
Fair on Friday last ought to encourage the
directors to take steps towards erecting a
new and commodious hall as the olcl one is
entirely inadequate to meet the requirements
of the occasion.—The usual complaints of a
good many dissatisfied exhibitors have been
heard. In a few instances there were good
ground for complaint but in the great ma-
jority there was not. Some people are so
blinded by self that they can see no excels
lency in ny thing but their own and are
grieved if hey don't get first prize'on every-
thing they'exhibit. The difficulty would
be obviated by the exercise of a little com-
mon sense. -Money -sellers were conspicuous-
ly absent from the fair, the Society having
passed a resolution prohibiting them from
the grounds and appointing an officer to
look after each, if they put in an appear-
ance.—Ladies ! if you want a new frock
or anything in that line, Miss Sterritt who
has just opened a dress -snaking establish-
ment in the village, will be glad to have
you call on her.—The following changes
may be expected to 'take place shortly:—
Mr. Alexe� c.irk will take possession of his
handsome', e vhouse just built this summer,
and now nearly completed; Mr. P. O'Brien
of the 3rd line, Blanshard, will take pos-
session of the house vacated by Mr. Kirk;
Mr. James Marshall, of the eth line, steps
into the place vacated by Mr. O'Brien, h e
having leased that farm for a number of
years . Mr. Sanntel Shiermoves to the place
vacated by Mr. Marshall, he having pur-
chased that farm from Mr. Robert Beatty;
while Mr.— well perhaps we had better
pause just here for a little, but our word
fo. it, the house vacated by Mr. Shier can-
not, judging from present lappearances,
be very long without a tenant. Watch. --
Mr. Walter Pearson with his wife and family
have become residents of this neighborhood,
having purchased Mr. David Kirk'.s farm.
We welcome then to our midst.—We aie
sorry to record this week the death by diph-
theria,of Miss MaryDawson, which lI ss s sad
event took place on Monday afternoon last.
On Tuesday her remains were interred in the
Presbyterian cemetery. The ['bereaved fam-
ily have the sympathy of the community.
—An unusual number of drunks were
seen on fair day. Of course they were all
imported stock.—B. J. Roadhouse, of the
Spruce Carriage Works, has been a very
successful prize-winner at the various
shows where his work has been exhibited
this fall. --A barbed wire fence is a most
barbarous thing to have along the side-
walk. This statement can be corrobor-
ated by a couple of cronies who had im-
bibed rather much of the "devil's tea,"
and were on Friday night endeavoring
arm in arm to steer a steady course east-
ward.—Is there to be a new creamery
built in Kirkton ? It looks a little that
way at present. On Tuesday' afternoon
last a meeting of the farmers of Blanshard
and Usborne, was held in the Millet() con-
sider the advisability of building a cheese
factory or creamery. The meeting was
addressed by J. W. Hanna, of the Sea -
i • rth Creamery, who appears to have
cv y confidence in creameries, .and who en-
de'v red to inspire the same confidence in
those who were present. Several farmers
expressed themselves as favorable to a cream
ery in preference to a cheese factory, while
one only favored the latter. Mr. Hanna
offered to build a creamery and conduct it
himself if assurred of patronage. Nothing
definite was -clone in the matter, but wo may
expect to hear more about it yet.
Mr. H. Fled Sharp, of St. Marys. the oon.
servative candidate for the Commons, attend-
ed the Kirkton fair, het Friday, Mr. Sharp
through his genial mariner inade the no.
quaintance of a great many people, and the
impression left was yery satisfactory. Mr.
Sharp is a shrewd gentleman and his election
is almost curtain.
;Farmers report the market in St. Marys
as being very dull, and the prices low. There
is only one buyer and he has everything his
own way. Ono° in acouple of days a load of
grain Can be seen upon the market square,
The stone town is not surely going back,
Exeter might spare one of her buyers.
Commencing with the first of the month,
wo Ile We enjoyed the finest of. weather, now
the local prophet, Mr, Chas. dower predicta
that it' will last for three orfour weeks longer.
roe some reasons we would wish to see his
predielious prove One, bot the scarcity of
water throughout the country would make a
three or fent d8's rain.acoeptable,:
beat the alarm in the morning. Accordingly,
Pete repaired to Sim's tent, and after several
hours passed in discussing the manouvres of
the following day, and building castles of dank
pie in the air, all retired and sought the aid
of morpheus to quell the sudden up -rising
of excited nerves, caused by gastronomic
anticipations of the coming fray. Just as
sweet repose was getting inite beat work, and
tb register pointed to forty knots an hour,
Pee sounded a sadden alarm, and. Sim, in-
wardly regretting that ho had enlisted, pro.
ended to consult the dial. When lo 1 as if
in scornful mockery of their worldly project,.
the old clock stood as it were, with his thumb
to his nose and his fore finger pointing to the
figure 3. This was hollow mookery indeed
and Sim boat a hasty retreat, and again
sought refuge in sleep, but that much sought
individual had just gone off for a holiday,
hanging on the door a card rending "bac
again at 6 a. m." However, in spite of al
these hardships, an hours' repose was slyly
pilfered, but by this time the nervous tem-
perature registered so high that bcth Pet
and Sim dreamt of stacks of dead ducks,
and having hundreds of women engage
making pie crust. At 6 a. in. the brigade
moved with a flank movement to the oast
ward, and on arriving at the appointed place
it was resolved to split the battalion, one
half making a detour to the north and th
tive
for all acute or chronic forms of Bowel Com-
plaint ingideut to Summer and Fall, is found
in Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry;
k to be procured from any druggist.
The late Abbe Liszt's partially written
v
"Method for the Piano" will be completed by
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Pete Kohoway's Pills.—Indigestion and Liver
Complaints.—The digestion cannot be long
d or seriously disordered without the derang-
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These Pills prevent both unpleasant cense.
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our various diets—as the Liver, stomach and
bowels, over all of which they exercise the
meet salutary control. By restoring at an
early stage of this malady to these purifying
and laxative pills, the dyspeptic is speedily
restored to health and strength, and his
sallowness gradually vanishes.
OF VITAL IMPORTANCE
It is just as.essential that the human body
should have pure plood, as that a tree ea
plant should have sap to nourish and invigor
ate its growth. Nearly all our our bodily
ills
nitro from unhealthy blood, Burdock
Blood Bitters purifies this fountain of life,
and regulates all the vital organs to a healthy,
action.
J. W. Rollins, Emerson, has sent to
the Montreal Star office a monster po-
tato. It weighs 28 ounces, and is larger
than the majority of turnips.
A Profitable Life.
Few men have accomplished the same
amount of work and good in this world .as
the celebrated Dr. Chase. Over 500,000 of
his works have been sold in Canada alone,
We want every person troubled with Liver
Complaint, Dyspepsia, Headache, Kiduey or
Urinary Troubles, to call in at C, Lutz's and
buy a bottle of Dr. Chase's Liver Cure, it will
cure you. Medicine and Recipe Book $1.001
Have you Sick Headache, bad taste in your
mouth in tho morning ? Do you suffer from
Dyspepsia, Indigestion or Biliousness ? If so
Dr. Carson's Bitters will ' cure you. Try it.
Your Druggist will refund money if not sat-
isfactory.
An Ottawa despatch says : Mr. Meredith
esptured the hearts of his audience on Friday
last, and on all sides one hears of the favor-
able impression ho made here.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED •
Not by any sacred remedy, but by proper
healthful exercise and the judicious use of
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil and Hypo-
phesphites, containing tho healing and
strength giving virtues of these two valuable
specifies in their fullest form. Prescribed
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other to the south. Now just here a sorrow.
ful scene might have been depicted, had the
excursionists been thoughtful enough to have
taken along an artist for the purpose, but in
the absence of such a perquisite, I shall ask
the reader to bear with me while I rudely
sketch the outline. Pete and Sim stood (in
mutual recognition of each others valued
qualities) gaziog into each others face, while
the big hot tears might be seen falling thick
and fast and scorching the grass at their feet.
No doubt each had gloomy forebodings of
the uncertainties of the chase, and the dread
probabilities of a deadly encounter with some
fierce denizen of the forest, or some other
mishap consequent on the excitement that
would snre to follow the seeing of a duck or
squirrel. After gazing at each ocher for a
few minutes, each stringing his nerves to
their utmost tension io be ready for the com-
ing struggle, Pete exclaimed "I'll see you
later" while Sim burst forth, with all the
ardor of a new convert, "If you get there
before 1 do tell them I am coming too." Then
the separation was complete, and each steer-
ed the appointed course into the dent@ for-
est to follow the devious windings o this
sedgy streamlet whithersoever nature marked
its channel. It will be impossible to split
our imagination so let us follow Sim for a
few moments as he stealthily picks his way
over logs and brush as warily as a Zulu seek-
ing his prey. As be steals along eager to
catch a glimpse of that wonderful duck, which,
if measured according to Sim's expectation
just now, would rival Jumbo himself, a
rustling in the branches overhead, betokens
the near presence of something formidable,
while at the same time a silent spectator
might have seen Sim's hat raise visibly and
his right hand clutch nervously the shoot-
ing iron in the neighborhood of the trigger.
Bang ! down conies an old she squirrel; which,
had it not been for Sim's deadly aim would
have been in a few moments happy in the
bosom of a small family of young, while Sim
gives a chuckle of exultation, pulls off part
of its tail as a "moinentum" and then quietly
1 wends his way with pulse decreasing and
temperature down a notch or two. A few
rods more and what ? No, never, yes, a fact,
a deck 1 NOW thought Sim, I'll kneel down
(not a usual thing for him) and take a cool
deliberate aim. The aim was cool enough
you may bet, at that hour in the morning,
but no one will vouch for the deliberation of
it, the both barrels are cooked, the wrong eye
is squinted, the fingers clutched nervously.
Bang ! bang ! the contents of oue barrel
somewhat in the direction of the coveted
duck, and the other at an angle of forty.
five degrees into the air, and the duck oh !
was it sick ? ask of the winds that far around
with dead leaves strewed the creek. Game -
less and temperature do ,vu to the ague point.
Sim retreats his weary steps, inwardly vow-
ing that the next time he shoots at a dunk,
he will squint both eyes and go it blind.
Let us return to Pete, how goes it with him
tho while ? His expectations, wariness and
temperature, were equally as high ss Sim's,
but meets with leen adventure, and the only
A 0 A R D.
To all who are suffering from the errors and
tndiseretions of youth, nervous weakness,
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This great remedy was discovered by a mis-
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A NATIONAL EVIL
There is no question but that Dyspepsia is
the national disease of our country, and
when complicated with diseases of the Liver
and Kidneys is the cense of untold misery.
Burdoek'Blood Bitters will almost invariably
cure the worst cases known.
Fifty-five horses, purchased in Ontario for
for the British army, arrived on Sunday
in Montreal, whence they will be shipped to
episode happening to mar his fe]icity, was London by the steamer Carmona.
the foot that his duet had four legs and hair
on its back, and while attempting to bag it,
ducked himself in the pond and openly
avowed himself a believer in cool morning
Be on Your Guard.
Don't allow a cold in rhe Bead to slowly
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FREE TRADE:
The reduction of internal revenue and the
taking off of royeuuo stamps from Proprie-
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ted the consumers, as well as relieving the
burden of home manufacturers; " Especially
is this the ease with Green's August Flower
and Bosehee's German, Syrup, as the redac-
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added to increase the size of the bottles con-
taining these remediee,;thereby giving one.
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The August Ptotaer for Dyspepsia and Liver
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will be greatly appreciated by the idols and
afflicted, in every town and village in
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cents remain the same size.
An American schooner has been seized' by
a iiuseian cruiser in the Artie region Mr::il-
legally trading in Russian ports.'
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It is now in season to warn our readers
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()olio and the various Bowel Complaints in-
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its the grand specific for those troubles,
will cure chronic Catarrh.
Sold by all dealers at 25c. per box. Try
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will cure you. C. Lutz, sole agent for Exeter
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open for the Season on the above dates,
when we will have on exhibition : Paris,
New York and London Styles of Bonnets,
Hats and:'eirrnnings.' Also Berlin and
London made Mantles and Jackets, and
tmanly, novelties direct from the nnanufac-
iiret's,
On the same dates we will show a large
assortment of Hite French Dress -Goods,
Plain twit Stripe Missiles, Satins and Silks
all coleus, Mant'e Cloths, `Rosery Trim-
tniings, I13I tale ornaments, and full lines
of Hosiery, Cxloves Etc.
Our Gents • Furnishing Department is
Very Complete, and will otribrace many
novelties :in fine Scotch. Suitiugs, Over.
coating, 'L`rowsoriu •, Neckties, and fine
Imparted Scotch `Uiiidet•wai'e. Also full
ftp 1
lines of :Boots, Shoes and Rnbhers, from
beet tnanafaotitrers. Crockery attd China,'
Dinner I and Tea Setts, imported direct
from potteries.'
All the above yoocds nme't'be offered at
the Lowest :Possible 'Prices.'
A Most Hearty
�" In vltatton is clyr
tended to all Ladies and Gentlemen to.
e0ltte and see the
BRAND t'XHIBIt/oN OF NOVJ'LrIEi$
tin. Ae onto and ask for ' 11fns, 'tresrower r ,
Soe,ham, Seate"andtake no ether lifna. 1 At Saerrwell C Pickard's
4
Have just opened their Fall -and )iVinter
aslefa of
Consisting of some of the Finest Pattern Goods to be had
anywhere.
—101 YOU wxs —
A
Suit ms,de from these goods in the Latest Styles
AND AT EXCEEDING LOW RATES,
GIVE -;- US -:• .A -:- CA.LT
C. SOUTH
CQT T and 80N the Exeter Clothiers,
S,
QUEEN CITY OIL WORKS
-
R.�Mss OIL
At Toronto. Every Barrel Guaranteed. This Oil was used on all machinery during the
Exhibition. It has been awarded SIX GOLD MEDAL during the Last three years.
.'See that you get Peerless. It is only madeby
S,E .MU L g OCIPILS & CO., TORONTO.
FOR SALE BY JAS. PICKARD.
WI%ARD C)IL
---AT
SCARLETT'S DRUG STORE
OARSON'S
CATARRH CURE
—AT—
DRUG STORE!
B 4 U BUY YOUR
Hardware, Tinware,Stove, Etc
--CALL ON—
r,IssFT:r BRO'S
E X E T E g,
YOU WILL LOSE NOTHING BY SO DOING.
((oo))
Coal Oil, Lamps, and Lamp Trimmings,
ALWAYS ON HAND.
((oo))
EITETROUGHING
lfj ,
SPECIALITY.
IMPORTANT TO V.151110.B.S...
TO THE FAIR
You should make it a point to call and see
GE _TNOI_ZADPS
n ,
Recently Refitted Grocery Store,
HE HAS ON HAND AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF
Choice Fresh Groceries, Fruits, Confectionery, , Biscuits,
Tobaccoes Pipes and (3iga sor
,,n e , any all of which he offers
to the public Cheapfor�a
l► , , Lrtsh, He has also famished ed at
the rear of his G'or.er_
yn
3rittET.CLASE
E
Where he isre aced to
p pserve up the delicious bivalves.,
Cooked or Raw, on theShortest Notice and at All Hour .
Oysters For Sale by the . start.
G. Ai
YfttlOW;
PREM AZZ'S
WORM POWDERb.
Are pleasant to 61:e. c'ontnin their own
Purgative. Is . ,_ .t ,.c:11 .-ireetaat
Eitroyer of wars... ,a6.:_i:dr.,n m Adults,
Wanted Immediately !
CANVASSEIRS IN THIS COUNTY
Fon THE
NEW HOME BIBLE
A illosr C CsPREHnnsIvr.. FAMILY BIOLE.
containing the Revised and Authorized Ver-
sions of both the Old and New Tostnments, ar-
rangod in p••rrallel eolmnns. It also contains
n, complete cyclopceclia of Itiblical knowloctge,
350 additional features, and nearly 2500 illus tra-
tions. The largest, cheapest anfl most ele-
gantly bound Family Bible over published.
The demand unparalleled, rvery intelligent
person wanting a copy, Some agents are
making:8i5OEto 510o weekly. Our agent Mo-
CnnE, sold w bU0 worth in two Townshins dur-
ing his first few weeks' work. Another agent
reports 17 Bibles sold last week. Experience
is not necessary. Send to the solo publisher
for descriptive i
tlSe CllC71a1 and liberal terms.
I'ibles in over
100 varieties. Also a line of
Standard. Subscription Boohs and chomp Photo-
graph Albums,
C. 13LACKETT ROBINSON,
JORDAN ST., TORONTO.. Publisher.
G89N!E}tQ
OF
SHOW ROOM,
ON
MON DAY & TUESDAY,
OCTOBER 4th&tk
Have pleasure in announcing . to the
Ladies that our MILLINERY AND^
MANTLE SHOWROOMS will be
open for the Season on the above dates,
when we will have on exhibition : Paris,
New York and London Styles of Bonnets,
Hats and:'eirrnnings.' Also Berlin and
London made Mantles and Jackets, and
tmanly, novelties direct from the nnanufac-
iiret's,
On the same dates we will show a large
assortment of Hite French Dress -Goods,
Plain twit Stripe Missiles, Satins and Silks
all coleus, Mant'e Cloths, `Rosery Trim-
tniings, I13I tale ornaments, and full lines
of Hosiery, Cxloves Etc.
Our Gents • Furnishing Department is
Very Complete, and will otribrace many
novelties :in fine Scotch. Suitiugs, Over.
coating, 'L`rowsoriu •, Neckties, and fine
Imparted Scotch `Uiiidet•wai'e. Also full
ftp 1
lines of :Boots, Shoes and Rnbhers, from
beet tnanafaotitrers. Crockery attd China,'
Dinner I and Tea Setts, imported direct
from potteries.'
All the above yoocds nme't'be offered at
the Lowest :Possible 'Prices.'
A Most Hearty
�" In vltatton is clyr
tended to all Ladies and Gentlemen to.
e0ltte and see the
BRAND t'XHIBIt/oN OF NOVJ'LrIEi$
tin. Ae onto and ask for ' 11fns, 'tresrower r ,
Soe,ham, Seate"andtake no ether lifna. 1 At Saerrwell C Pickard's
4
Have just opened their Fall -and )iVinter
aslefa of
Consisting of some of the Finest Pattern Goods to be had
anywhere.
—101 YOU wxs —
A
Suit ms,de from these goods in the Latest Styles
AND AT EXCEEDING LOW RATES,
GIVE -;- US -:• .A -:- CA.LT
C. SOUTH
CQT T and 80N the Exeter Clothiers,
S,
QUEEN CITY OIL WORKS
-
R.�Mss OIL
At Toronto. Every Barrel Guaranteed. This Oil was used on all machinery during the
Exhibition. It has been awarded SIX GOLD MEDAL during the Last three years.
.'See that you get Peerless. It is only madeby
S,E .MU L g OCIPILS & CO., TORONTO.
FOR SALE BY JAS. PICKARD.
WI%ARD C)IL
---AT
SCARLETT'S DRUG STORE
OARSON'S
CATARRH CURE
—AT—
DRUG STORE!
B 4 U BUY YOUR
Hardware, Tinware,Stove, Etc
--CALL ON—
r,IssFT:r BRO'S
E X E T E g,
YOU WILL LOSE NOTHING BY SO DOING.
((oo))
Coal Oil, Lamps, and Lamp Trimmings,
ALWAYS ON HAND.
((oo))
EITETROUGHING
lfj ,
SPECIALITY.
IMPORTANT TO V.151110.B.S...
TO THE FAIR
You should make it a point to call and see
GE _TNOI_ZADPS
n ,
Recently Refitted Grocery Store,
HE HAS ON HAND AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF
Choice Fresh Groceries, Fruits, Confectionery, , Biscuits,
Tobaccoes Pipes and (3iga sor
,,n e , any all of which he offers
to the public Cheapfor�a
l► , , Lrtsh, He has also famished ed at
the rear of his G'or.er_
yn
3rittET.CLASE
E
Where he isre aced to
p pserve up the delicious bivalves.,
Cooked or Raw, on theShortest Notice and at All Hour .
Oysters For Sale by the . start.
G. Ai