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TIMILISDAY, AUGUST 18th, 188 7
SIR JOHN ANL R.13.C11 QCITy`.
$asul' ata N,tarie,.
To the `a lois of the meter 'yb,leef.
PFthll Siee-eHeeing received sth 41a1114
letters of inquiry free. Exeter :►lieu vieie-
lee regarding the prospects; of and, state
cf things el Sault Ste Amer I talk') ' the
liberty of 3\1i -bin -to your palace, and turns
g
tlIr a
a rh your valuable caituntis i;urtlisliing
Mr, Laurier knows as much, prob., the particulars asietnot mile, to these
ably, about the reciprocity negotia• seek ng information but to the geneutl
ae
ty ret par c as well.
tions as any Furan in el G . l public
and when he says that „ ' ! The Clhlht>dian Sault situated on the
notwiall' north bank of tbo St. Maryriver,which
standing the entreaties and threats I is about a mile wide, has nw a; o pula-
of Sir John the American people 1
P l 1 tic)ih of about 1800, having increased about
have shut their dol' against us," lieS09 since the opening of navigation.
comes pretty near the truth, though l Business blocks and dwelling houses are
it is a little overstated. Sir John i being built, and in feet improvements of
neither entreated ir threatened the
e erYhnd aro ernr
made regardless o
£
EX t
a
)ehSP. Strange to o f
'4 aLC
1
American people, yet he did all that 1 t t daily , pp
OS appear on he
t
statesmanshipcowl with dignity s ree s sottre out for }L holiday, and
1 coulee bent on pleasure, others Welting for buse-
and national self-respect, to bring
about a modification of tariffs, but
without effect. The United States
would not yield to any proposition
that was made. The hand of friend-
ship was held out in 1879, when it
\vas recorded by statute that Canada
stood ready for reciprocity whenever
the U. S. chose to comply. And the
fishery case is the hest proof i t the
sincere desire of the Canadian (xov•
ermineut for friendly cOminercial un'
derstanding, as well as o f the deter
mination of the Unitee States that
no such issue should he speedily ar-
rived at. eeee gave them a hall sea-
son's free fishing as under the terms
of rhe Washington treaty, after they
had abrogated the fishery clauses.
\Ve gave it eon the pledge that a
a commission would be appointed
on their part to consider the whole
case with us. But after the Amer
leans had put in their season's work
on the Canadian fishing grounds
which they are only able to do by
the grace of our Government, the
representatives at Washington broke
'off communications. As the Globe
some tune ago remarked, "the fish-
ery trouble would have been settled
long ago, had not the Americans
persistently refused to negotiate."
Yet in face of such refusal so often
so persistently given, rhe Grit organ
,argues day atter day for reciprocity
in a strain as though it Were a new
question, one which had only
to be propounded' to be at once re-
sponded to by the United States ac-
cordi*1g to our wishes, as though the
Government were responsible for
the non-existence of reciprocity to-
day. Mr. Laurier knows right well
these Sir John hasdone all that any
self-respecting Canadian knowing
the facts will require him to do in
this matter. To persist in the de-
mand for "commercial union" as the
Grit organs have been doing of late,
ss to court the snub direct from the
American people, who now say they
do not want commercial union with
'Canada without political union.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
The Chicago Inter Ocean says
McGarigle those the water route in
preference to the railway as a means
of escape as it offers excellent bath-
ing facilities. This is evidently a
mistake. He selected the water be-
cause he is a "skipper."
In Newcastle, N. B., a violator of
the Scott Acct pleaded guilty. When
asked to indicate to whom he had
sold liquor contrary to law he ream-
ed the magistrate who was trying
him, the attorney who was prose-
cuting him and the constable who
had summoned him. The case was
so conclusive that the magistrate
promptly ii icted a fine of $5o•
The member for West Huron,
Mr. Porter, was one of the Conser-
vative speakers during the recent
contest in South Renfrew, and at
each Grit meeting where he appear-
ed was sandwiched in between two
of the Opposition orators in the
same way as was done in WestHuron
That he has 4ost none of his effct-
iveness as a debator was shown by
the fact that in every division where
he spoke the Conservative candi-
elatehad a largelyincreased majority
as compared with the last election.
Godetich Star, -
It dosen't look as if the Tory Gov-
ernment of England had any in '
g'
chi•
aeon to let Cenada drift into the
United .
5
L e States, e ither by way a of
commercial union or annexation
pure and simple She has ordered
three men'nfewer to patrol Canadian
fishing grounds and seize any Amer•
ican vessels which may be found
poaching in our waters. In addition
to this, England will grant a large
subidy for a mail route over the
Canada Pacific Railway. Canada
it may be assumed has passed that
point at which she had l hGd to choose,
either annexation, independence or
contirauauce in the British Empire.
The only thii;g aece:,saryto make us
a• -more important and prosperous
country is to Cartel- intr, commercial
Union with Creat Britain,
One day Inst r.e..4t h.Er, Autlroty 14:lorritme
104 t t'irhutile melte he could have got :$9,0(
' r grail
f%r. 1'c; bad h,a On the hinder neat rlr Xran
511.1 [,Biter her to (:at Ila c;;rAin ,vtlielt 1;iller
lila. The nem. trruin ° swelling bur'st 17i,.
etc meeb. ''air. Morrison had no iclt-4t top
, =MO was eating encutr11 to do lies any harm
George Piper, mho 1"rre5 On the tOwn)itI
lao,e f rt is.Hem encu terrine 1 riwSig) 'in.
bad 1111,' ntir+it t tree, to 11 eel: his leg a fear days
.Cue ,e ee diiva g a fractions colt, a'hieh!
ire amity and tb;erw him out of the rip.
ness locations or for the best means of
doubling their money in the shortest pos-
sible time. The boom that was antici-
pated, 1 may slay when .0 reached here on
the 14th of April last, has not however
been realized, Of course the tender -feet
like myself, coming from old Conservative
and substantial towns in the east, think
that there is considerable rush and bustle,
but the old time boomers of Winnipeg
and the west think this a; there nothing
compared to the good old days when all
ward rich on paper. That this will In a
good point, for many years at least, there
can be no possible doubt, for the public
improvements now going on and those
contemplated must certainly give this
place an ihnpetes that can not be very
easily retarded,
The Canadian Pacific Railway is now
within a few miles of the town, the right
of way has been nearly all purchased for
the Grand Trunk, the Intercolouial bridge
is nearing completion, the tenders for the
building of a Government dock at a prob-
able cost of $30,000 are closed, and last,
but not least, the Dominion Government
engineers are here taking measurements
for the projected canal for which an ap-
priation of one million dollars was nacre
last session of Parliamient, and which it
it' is said will take four or five year to
complete. When this canal is completed
our vessels will pass thro' it into Lake
'Superior instead of having to pass thro'
the American canal as at present, so that
whatever benefit is to be derived from
our own vessels by way of trade will ac-
crue to Canadians instead of Americans as
now -
I niay add that old men who have liv-
ed` here for many years listening to the
dole ul murmurs of the waters of the great
inland sea and anxiously awaiting the
Means of communication with the out-
side world during winter are now heard
to devoutly exclaim., '"God bless Sir John
for the C. P R. and the canal."
The cost of living here is considerably
greater than in Exeter, board is from $4
to $7 per week altho' provisions are no
dearer than in the east, but the demand
for board and lodging is much greater,
hence the high price of. board. The.
hotels, which are making money fast, are
crowded, it being almost impossible to ob-
tain a single room in one of them for love
or money. The Scott Act is not in force
but the Crooks Act is very strictly obser-
ved. House rent is exceedingly high;
an ordinary • house renting for $15 per
mouth.
Laborers get $1.75 per clay on the pub-
lic works, and cannot be had even at that
price, owing to the great demand for
laborers in Michigan. Mechanics are
scarce and also get very high wages.
As to the farming country back of this
place I can give but little information,
the country is as yet sparsely settled,
There area very few good settlements
within a few miles of the town and the
fauns look very well, the buildings, fen-
ces and surroundings all `leading one to
infer that the farmers are prosperous.
Old settlers tell me that fanning is a suc-
cess, and that grain, roots and other farm
produce !can be grown in Algoma as well
as in the 'western peninsula of Ontario.
If farming is a success no doubt the
country will be quickly opened up ,now
that the' C. P. R. is almost completed.
I may state in conclusion that laborers
and mechanics cannot make a mistake in
corning here. ' Business inen and farmers
should fhrst•come up and see the country
for themseleres before leaving a prosper-
ous business or sellingoutawell improv-
ed farm. Thanking you for your space,
I ern
Yours truly,
Moslss Moreiensee.
People Demand Protection.
Latent Medicines:..
What are they 2 As a general tiring they
are prescriptions leaving been rased with great
success by old and well-read Physicians.
Thousands of invalids. have been unexpected-
ly cured by their use, and they are the won-
der and dread of Physicians anti Medical col-
leges in the U. S.. so .much so, that Physic-
ians graduating at Medical Colleges are re-
quired to eh,00eutenance Propriietary Medi-
cines. as through tbern.the country doctor
loses his most ,profitable prantice. As a man-
nfacturer ofProprietar'ymedicines, Dr. 0. 0.
Green, of Woodburn, N. J., advocates most
cordially -in order topreventthe risk that
the siek and ail -Hated are liable to, almost
daily by the use of Patent Medicines pelt out
by inexperienced persons for aggrandizement
euhly, and, the employing of inexperienced
aahcl incompetent doctors by which almost
every town and village is cursed ., and mon
alairning to be doctors' who had better be un-
dertakers, experimenting with their r admits
and robbing them of thea' money and health
for the good of the afflicted that our govern-
ment protect its , people by' talking laws tc
regulate tree practice of medicine by better
c xpe•rienced and more thole ugbly educated
Physicians, and thereby keep ap the honor
and, credit of the profe,sicn, also form last's
for the recording of recipes c.f Propritery
Medieines, under cr0101 15tioil and dtri icn
of experienced tJittmiets and Physicians all•
}.c mee: for that palrpose by the (aovereeeent
wee onetQt the ltet of eevio t mid meet eeneeu of ete etOv 1
that has swept evo Obis provinco for emit,
years past. The thlllttlei' and Iightthtng kept
thp.se almost itloesstil}t rev and trash, aI}d
the wind played have() in the lull'}•est;eelds'
`.(rums most leteeetant loettee.esualtiea,lwee the
ltiiiteg by lightning of a seem of luorses. awn.ed'lbytlial+tessts, Siiroluir of Duw,tiiol nod
the. rt'
a to dostr m
1 oris
to M. Mitchell o u 1 a windmill re' To'
alta f Blausltard. ASr?i. To-.
ban's house in St. Marva was also sheer up tr.
little, and the telegraph poles suffered, as us-
ual. The rain was `' heartily welcomed 11
every one and resultect in cooling the air.
Some of onr neighboring townsmen used
to cast ridicule on the people of Wughatn,
in years by, claiming r asping to
be a "citygone of tlforuree railwayso," I priwever,
with true British plunk and pertinacity. we
la e
, held u toour tr
f toed i n
n dealut'
ujt �..
l to, t
, 1
bas become a reality,for
to tee e a
n
1 � e
Pacific rail
Y as
tb
by have tt
y h e o0m 1 to
p e d the laying of
their track into wiegbam, and will in a few
dans be ready to carry passengers and freight.
Wingham is new an iwporteut shipping
centre, and should far outdistance all Of onr
neighboring E ow
nst
in
becoming1
the leading
manufacturing and business place of the
west.
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DR.HODDER'S'
BURDOCK
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Qornplaints,
Biliousness,:
fin pure.
loo
WYspopa,
Eieeey
teompplaint,,
Skin Diseases.
The Great Regulator
OI+ THE STOMACH, LIVER, BOWELS
AND BLOOD. CURES HEADACHE
CONSTIPATION, I3'FMALE 'COM
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Read the o vi fol
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"For years past I have suffered front dys-
pepsia and I wits •recolrunenrled to ter Dr.
Hodder's Compound. I did so and foudd it
RL perfect euro. '
I. 3, GU '
R1.',Toronto,
Ont.
t.
Sold Everywhere. Price, 79c.
DR, HODD)ER'S COUGH AND LUNG
CURE Never Fails. Guaranteed. Price 25
and 50 e.
The Union Medicine Co..
prietors. 'Toronto, Ont.
5-,141 by al. Grocers 11110. - ,-•*i ts,
FARM FOR SALE.
First class, one hundred aCre3, ono meld East
of Centralia.
For Particulars
Apply to
R. HARRISON,
Exeter P. 0.
ARM FOR SALE -L,t 6, in the
4th Con. of 8 tephen, six miles from Exeter.
Containing 90 acres, SO clear, and 10 woods. The
land is in a good state of cultivation. On, the
farm is a good brick house, two large frame
barns, good orchard, good water in wells and
springs. Everything handy, a good and pretty
place. Will be sold cheap, Apply on the place,
or by letter to
FRANK EVANS,
(t -f) Crediton, P. 0.
1AR11I FOle SALE, --Tile under-
'. signed offers for sale Itis farm, beiue' lot
14, con. 5; township of Usborne, two miles and
a half from Exeter 100 acres, about 85 acres
cleared and an first class state of cultivation,
the remainder bush. in wnich there is some
very valuable oak and black ash rail timber;
the farm is also well fenced and drauted-
there are upon the premises, a first class brick
dwelling house, with first class cellars, two
good barn,; two never failing sprins and one
first-class orchard. For particulars, apply on
tLepremises,to THOMAS SHTJTJ ,
[1-0) .EXETER P.0 ONT.
THE OLD MoLEOD FARM, IN
THE Township of Hay, for sale. It con-
tains 100 acres more or less, bsingtbo wusthalf
of Lots No. 21 and 22, Zurichgravelroad- Good
frame buildings on premises, ynIl alt oonven
iences; large orchard of fruit bearing trees.
The land is of good quality being elty loam.
Good water. Two and a -half milos from Hen -
sail market. The property free from all incum-
orances, Reasons for selling: -Going north to
procure more laud. Will sell with or without
(irons, For further particulars apply to this
office or to
WM. 'WILSON,
Hensall, P. 0, Ont.
MALL FARM foil SALE. -The
Undersigned offers for sale 25 acres of good
land, being part of the north part of Lot 17 ,1st
Con. of Stephen, within one-half nnilc of the vil-
lage of Exeter. The land is in a first
olass state of cultivation, there is,on the premi-
ses a gooil!brick house, good frame barn, g od
water, and a half -acre of orehard with all kinds
of choice fruits, also a first-class cider mill.
This is a:g000d chance 101 anyone wanting a
small farm close to rho corporation where all
kinds of,produce meets with a ready sale. F1 r
further particulars apply en the premises, or to
E. LAMPORT,
Stephen, lane 29,'S7' (t -f) Exeter, P. 0.
Farm For Sale.
The undersigned offers for sale Palm Lot
numberl8,,eon,9, Tp. Stephen, containing 100
acres, 901asres cleared, and upon which is situ-
ated good Brick House and Kitchen, Bank
Baru and other good buildings, also a large or-
chard, abundance of water, well drained, and
overythiugan a first-class order, Also NI 18,
con. 6, Tp Stephen without• any buildings.
This is also first-class land encu well fenced,
upon Whin% is sone spieuclid rail timber.
Terms easy'or further particulars apply to
Crediton
l+G'OTLEIB MORLOCK, ,
GOTF.SETD OESTRICHI,'•R, /Imo tutors.
LOUISA FAIRTZ, J
Palace Steamers, Low Rates,
Four Trips per Week Between
DETROIT AND MACKINAC -
And Every Week Day Between
DETROIT AND CLEVELAND
Write for our
"Picturesque Mackinac," Illustrated.
Contains Pull Partioulare. Mailed Free,
Detroit & Cleveland Steam Nay. Co.
;0. D. WHITCOMB, GEN. PASS. ACT..
DETROIT, MICH.
CE A,T1
Dominion and Industrial
EXHIBITIOS,
isB B .
T0O.
SEPTEMBER 5th to 17th.
$30,000 in Prizes
NTRIES r., LOSE f IJQUST 1 9TH,
This, being the Dominion and Industrial
Exhibitions combined, will be the greatest
exhibition of the agricultural and industrial
products of this country ever held.
A Grand Programine of Special
Attractions is being prepared.
Return tickets at single fare and cheap
excursions on all railways during the full
time of the exhibitiou.
The Greatest Event of the Jubilee Year.
For prize lists and full information addeess
J. J, WITHROW, 11. J. &TILL,
President. Mgr. 'and Sec„ P0101100
B!mL t
a ers
EXETER - - • ONTARivg.
Greiner a. Agents
for the following first-classInsurance Compan-
ies:-
Glasgow & London Fire Insurance Co. of
Great Britain. CAPITAL, 52,500,000. .
Commaroial Union Assurance :Company of
London, England. CAPITAL and ASSET%, 021,-
000,070,
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society of
Norwich England. CAPITAL, $5,500,000.
Lancashire Fire Insurance Compcny of Man
chester, England' CAPITAL `;14,000,000.
City Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Lon-
don, Canada. Full Government deposit with
Ontario Government.
London Guarantee & Accident Co. (Limited)
of London, England' CAPITAL, 51,250,000.
Canadian Mutual Aid Association of Toronto,
U'DIGIAL SALE. Canada. AssossnlentLife System. The best
and cheapest in Canada.
In the High Court of Justice A' Trial Solicited.
Chancery Division.
BAKER vs..''XTABLE
causes and dtateduthe27th or
of JUNE,tr1this
887,,
there will hes
aid by.
and with rtlt t
ha approbation
11 oratiau
of Sutherland 11:aleomsnn P+sn.,(etto of the
'mas-
ters of the Suprema Court of Judicature for`On-
tario •,
the VILLAGE 07' AT IRA Int HOTEL, lree
o'clock in the afternoon of
ATURIJAY, the 3rd day of Septelnher,1887
the following lands, viz.:
The SOUTII HALF of LOT NUMBER TWO
in the 1JRSar CONCESSION of th 1 P01V'y'SirxP
of ST,EPHENin the County of Huron, except-
ingtliereout the allowance for grayvel road and
the.land eonveyecl to titoLon don„ Huron ,b.l3rew.
Railway Company.'The said land is all cleared
and of excellet1ttitmlity.' Thereisa cote ferta.hlr
trains hon andel, geed flame barn 10;k refect -0n
the premises. There is also•a good orchards of
abont'WO acres stocked with choice tree::. the
sairllandsa1•i Very convenientlysitlirlted, being
about a nines frtrm Ekotcrr, and 1' tni le from
Centralia., ar(40 there isra School !louse, Post
Office and ltai1W11F Station within ono mile.
be8'ore they are licensed for general r se, iia t 'I
would most freely VIEW(' the recipe of l ua- Terms Cif 210:
:)ret, e German Syrup and Greens August Ten pm, cent down on the day of sale to th
Flower ender such lows, ha4) lr3 the Proper P.imtinttfl's boilcitor, and the birlan±e to )ie pa,i 1
1ottctiOU, and thereby, save true 'irejedi e of inteUnurtwithin3il 'clays the'er�iter,.,vherr, the
J, pnrcilacet ,vtll ie entr,,.1, to p,,,..aiod a;nfit,,
the peripie nerd a,ou1 trio eofnpetitton Aud h h
iron, ale CT f 1� i At ' rmnrinsdcntely after the yresent c 4
5' d
enteren'te, 4i t tr0urehn5crwii1baa1iorvetf to
tnita';io of worthless natIia're'. anter an tl
it r ,, median] r. doi7-eel teialiti fe•tliupurte,sc;rtf, 1 .
2 I It
p lt(;htrtg
1 ca o r al 1/ roti, rca 7
/ I a .
tltesnttl ln,nds twill be offered ft i tLlo sttb.1( 0
i6 -.o -.--i to to t'ssetted hftl,
ii on � tesda-y of last week ;Ur. HenryIt
all other respects the Conditions fi
,sale
i,izer nit of Ta tit ii`lt. haul` wfllbe the tetltrttlfnrr erond,icirus
twf(l � mg some ,Frirfur. , .of:thisoourt.
ha
1010, a+lre�u hefootlehly,set flret<,:thestu li1e. g$4. fr t r rn;to Mc,rs jrhY oo)in lJs:ii1'
G v Csters 0)fe'r esS,rs, Cxatrc nod Ferner
l'hcflituics tpre5d so first that 110 wag tIn- filo ahrristers:f}r,dor eh ter t . ilii; 'hiietit%s,t c•
1 tote.
la, to{;ctt away'ivith 0 Inad of lwlleat, ,acrd
Il1gtc!1 at Cladetrcli ,ti Es 2(
lir tcnvin hint ,riled weri;burtted. to s lis a ,#h tilt"v,irf,TuT 1887,
� a 1,
livanc4g sea teelye'time for;ihs Irian to tlnifitch J3. Cr. 1:Ir1`r'tb`.Ez ,5. M-774-6-6:1,:•C'711(4(81'
tClMMS0i
ruin noises and can him& 1I e, nd the aril., s�ar�it ltor, T;dpitl •fagter,
ileus, I nett r. 5t C+odertelt
Westeott & Sanders,
Real Estate & Insurance Agts.
EXETER :--: ONTARIO
roat
_off
Sumer Go4do .
nugg rr y�,---�pgypp- ��®® ��vv
toil tlntSllR`i'ZtE LEU'S.
E'OR THE NEXT 80 DAYS.
See our 6 6 and 70thprints
In order`'to clear out our
lar .e stook of Embroidery
We are offering lhon ccea1e1
than any' 0 lel l15e•
111
ONTARIO -I
lV`e are selTnt the 15:t1ianbe of ttttir sleety
ITAs away down btlor cost A
coli will
s � list , yob thatthis is a e lu' � � � I
Iti �� �, 1 1110 ealo.
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N� tn;moth
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hos.
Beatie ,Sz
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General Dry-Goods,t
Y , Millinery, Mantles, Carpets and Rous...
Furnishings. They show one of
the Largest
and Richest Stooks to be found in
Canada
NOTE THE ADDRESS :--176 & 178 DUNDAS-STREET
(East of Richmond-st.
000*
a
ad'•�i1+l o V eS rt
To new premises West side Mafn-street
One Door South
of Post Ofa.c.
Where he will be found with
GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN MISERY
i
-IS TUB LOSS 0E- •
r lecture on the nature. treatment audrsmj5.
00 roof Seminal
trced by rell-abuse,Iuvsioltntarermat r
yRtnisions,
otancy, Nervous .Debility, and Iu7l,epf-
ts to Marriage generally ; Consumption,
lepsy and Fits ; Mental and Physical In-
acity, &c, -By ROBETT J. CULVER'EL,
U.
he world renowned author, in this admir-
.e lean ro,Zclearlyproves from his own ei-
lonce that tiro awful consegaenees of Self -
use may be effectually removed without
A NEW .ngerous surgical operations, bougies, 1n-
'' V AND COMPLETE' 1'• nuuents, lings or cordials ; pointing out a•
-stLich every mffeat re , no matterce certain cwhat his cony
t lou may be, mayeure talimself cheaply, 1411
ode of hely au:l radically,
oflloots
1�'rhis uncture will�� anti thousiLnils. ptov(ibona to thousands
Sent
address, past -pr lel, on receipt of folain ur entsno
Sewed work a speciality. two postage stamps, Address,
Repairing peonlptlyattended to. THEOULVERWELL MEDICAL 00.,
41Ann St., New York, N. Y. P.C. Box, 450
GEO. MANSON,
JoIEN eai7 -- Lots, Lots, Lots,
UNDER,TARER & FOR ALZ^.
CABINET-MAKER, I 500 Village Lots
For sale at Reasonable Prices.
Walnut & Rosewood Caskets Situation good.; fronting good
ALSO GO;PIXSOP EVERT DESCRIPTION. wide streets; also a number of.
•A Complete Stock of Robes & Trimmings HOUSES, & FA LAN
rti FOR SALE,
Parties desiring Land or
Houses would do well to con-
sult the undersigned,
Terms to suit purchaser.
I. CARLING, Irl
Always on hand.
FUNERALS FURNISF_ED AND CON-
DUCTED AT Low RATES.
My Stock of Furniture is un-
excelled.
t 'GIVE ME A CALL
.LOTS OF NEW GOODS CEN TKA;,
--AT-
poupe's Store,! UC STOBE
KIRKTON.
EXET
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HE VY DRESS GOODS (new shades) 10
EXTRA YOUNG FlYSON TEA - 50c. lb
17 lb NICE SUGAR $1.00
A NICE TEA SETT (44 Pieces) -, $2.25
BEST LARDINE OI.L, - . 62c. gal
13117 Fine Tea, for $1.00
8 Plugs Chewing Tobacco - 25c.
It will pay you to drive ten
miles to buy from us.
PLEASE NOTE OUR PRICES.
Highest Price for Butter and
Eggs,
Picnic ! Picnic !
A
Buy your canned goo�d�ss from
0 16.12 °.S + AI�.V 1imd.J° .A�46 P.
Armour's Corned Beef 2 ib. tins 30 cts,
Canned 5 , ah
non-
Lobstet •
s
Mackerel & Sardines
AIL FRESH AND NEW:
GOLD DUST : (7rOLD DU -STT
CORNMEAL.
Tii; it once and you will always use it
Oceanfake �
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101 all information apply to
„•e, 1� "l1" KEMP CA�a a , KEM"
Drew's i Black and Post -Office,
Sal ti Salto
The r�y,e
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'Works
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OIfeeleie SALT AT (1 E1Jir
\)117J,U,
$2,25, 'RP.111 TOlv7•
.
A full stook sof all kinds of
Dye -stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Winan's
Condition
Powd-
ers
the best
in the mark-
et and always
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
the Central Drug Store Exeter
C. LUTZ.
500 -71713$
BtittorWanted
EXETER NOlsTH,
Dur Stock is Well Assorted
FOR TXIE SEASON'S TRADE.
LOW PRICES .STILL MANTAINED 1
GROCERIES ! 1'
101bs. sugar 81,00 ; 1.3 )bs, white sugar,
$I
We can't he undersold in Teas from 20c
to' 7 5c. per lb.
Boots & ShoesAll Styles) tyles) at Low Prices.
A. nicely assorted stock of
l+OR1(S, SCYTHES and GLASS all
sixes
(Cheep.) Best Machine 05 00c pen 051
COAL OIL AS ISOFV AS THE LOWEST,
teeete A nice Tea Setd. ,•
Sett
of . N
4I
Pieces, 2.
7�,
oeP
t1 good snit of ready -meat; clothing for 80.
Ordered shits got upi
in Good Style.
l/? D/+
eSS
food are I?i'aeked down to
'
'thee
Lowest
Notch,
au YARDS vyoI
ONE DOLLAR
A House Arid Lot, also a eerie for Sale
Apply to
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