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THURSDAY, NOV, IOTA 1S87
The election in Haldiin.and, which
tt ,ces place ou Saturday. of this 'I
week, will be a most fierce " and.
bitter struggle. The :constituency
has been toe thirty yearsa: Grit
COMMERCIAL UNION, stronghold, and was wrested from
1 thein by Dr. Montague at the last
It has been pelt forward as a general election. He is again a
strong objection against Comniercial I candidate, and his opponent "is Mr.
Union,that while. Canada would be Colter, who the doctor previously
compelled to allow the importation defeated by half a dozen votes.'
of United States goods free of duty, There are good prospects of his
it would be compelled by the some I again being victorious.
het-, out Britishgoods,un-
Admitting
treaty to S
less they pay the same import dnty
I Admitting that there is, yearly,
se. as they would to get into the United and exodus of people from Canada
into the United States, we have the
satisfaction of knowing that the
cause is not sup as should be grati-
fying to any country, and which
tact is averted by advocates of Com-
mercial Union in the presentment'
of their argument with reference to
the scheme in favor of the latter
country, viz : the cheapness ot land.
But, rather, Commercial Unionists
little reason why'she.should do so ; tell us, that no ,sooner will negotia-
but the proposal to discriminate tions be effected than all the land in
against her while het colors float the Dominion will be'increased in
States ; in short, we would not only
discriminate in our trade against
England, and iu favor of the United
States, but would place eveu a high-
er duty on British goods than is al
present the case. This fair Donlin-
ion or ours, it is presumed, is not
overly anxious to make sacrafices to
any very great extent in behalf of
Great Britain, as indeed there is
above us, has already appeared dis-
tasteful to the self-respect of good
pleasant aspect. But it it be true
that England is quite willing that
we .shall enter into such a trade ar-
rangement with our neighbors, the
case is very materially altered, and
one of the strongest objections to
valueew25 per acre. Such a state-
ment as this carries the utmost a.b-
Canadians. It does not present, a ab-
surdity upon the face of it. At the
present time farrniitg land is almost
one half cheaper in the State of
Michigan than it is in 'Ontario; and
for that reason thollisands ot .,Cana-
dians ltaye taken up land across the
border ; not that' they prefer the
Commercial Union is thereby set lands in the T.J. S. to those of Can
aside, In ' addition to England's oda, or that they get better•prices for
consent being given, the United their produce, but solely ,be•
States Government we are infortned cause, land being cheaper, they ;sell
on what appears to be authentic au- here ,for a good price and go there
thority, intend offering Commercial and buy as good farms of as many
Union at . the forthcoming fishery acres with as good ,buildings, for
conference, as a final settlement of just half the amount received for
the fishery dispute, which is as old
their land m Ontario„ This. is aas the United States nation. Since very frail argument on the'part of
the agitation for Commercial Union the advocates ' of the annexation
commenced we have inclined to the
view that if the people of the United
States could be induced to take any
interest at all in the matter, they
would favor Commercial Union, for
they can surely lose nothing by it,
and it, addition to that fact, they will
be compelled shortly to take action
toward a reduction of their own tar
iff, which
oriff,'which is caut•ing so much money
to be brought into the National
treasury, that not only is it found
difficult to dispose of it to the advan-
tage of the people, but it also threat-
ens to cause a stringency in the
money market. It is quite .convinc•
i tothose who feel disposed to be
'AKIN
pow:i
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel of ;pur-
ityt tl t wholesomeness Afore
miCat than the ordinary kinds and cannot. be
sold in competition with the multitudes of low
test, short weight, aluiu orphosphato powders.
Sold only in cogs,-ROYALl3AKING1:OWDL;R
CC., 106 Wall street N. 1
S reng, 1 and
w o eSOml9AOBe. 000100-
aa1111.311111r.
CourtEzeter; No, t03, pays a fraternal visit
to Court Woodham, of Kirkton.
In all fraternal so0ieties there should exist
brotherly and kinin feeliu s This spirit
wits manifested to Court Woodham, of Kirk.
ton, by atlargc number of brethren from
Cyurt ;Exeter, on .the evg. of Nov, 4111. who
paid that Court a fraternal visit. At the
hour appointed to leaye our town, two: b eth-
ren were tin hand., with two conveyances into
which the deptutatiou comfortably seated
themselves. The night was all that could be
desired, the roade in good ooudition. Wo
sped.along merrily and swiftly.'” Arriving iu
Kirkton, we were met by a delegation, who
conducted us to the court room where we
introduced ourselves, and were meds wet -
scheme.; Instead of there toeing an ',come by our .laretht'eu of Court woodbam.
increase in price of Canadian land After calling the Court to order, seats were
(given an the right and lett of C. 1 ,, to 13ro.
as ,r result ot Canamercial Union, ,fours, Dcinutyb, C. lt. eiid Bro. E. Roberts,
the ,very reverse would undoubted- 0. R. I31o. Leigh C. R. of Court Woodham
ly 1,e the outcome. Canadian land, .introduced Bro. Jones D. S.C. 11. to thebreth-
which is higher in price. must fall remand asked hint to exemplify the uuwrit•
ten ....oils of the Gram, which he did to the
to :a level with American land in the entire atitisfactiou.ofall present. Bro.Roberts
event of the consummation of the was next called on who handled his remarks
scheme, and noone can controvert
the fact.
.News from Stanley.
Advices from St. Pani de Loand state
that news has been received from; Henry Al.
Stanley under date of September 8, to the
effect that the expedition had left the camp
that he established about eight days journey
convicted, that if the. Yankees do of freta the Mabodi country and was advanchg'
fer us Commercial Union, no power toward the. western shore of the Albert
its acceptance b Can
Nyanza,. The men were.greatly fatigued'
can preventp y
l and struggled with difficulty over n distance
kilometres. The most important
majority of the Canadian people will chiefs of the country though which the ex
be found' aggreeable to the project. peditiou had. travelled readily complied with
v andability of Sir.'Stanley's request for food. , Stanleyeclii lted
In the sagacity 3for four days. to reorganize the expedition
Charles Tupper toguide our inter- 6 1
pP and thou leaving .,thirty men to guard this,
ests at theishery commission about nein camp proceeded toward' the Albert Ny
to convebe, we, have every'confi- anza. He intendedp
ada; and if it be effected, a' very large of several.
to form a cam on the,
fertile sloes of the fnoun gins borderingthe
deuce. A better or more qualified p t
Albert Nyanza and to despatch a small ad
beenchosen. r
man could not have c s yauee ivin`d cow r «steel
g ads adelai in a stt.e
If, as it is said, Commercial Union whaleboat' nnder command of Lieut. Stoers
unless he heard fresh u w. o
be offered as the settlement`of the e a f hmly Boy.
question, he will no doubt accept fit, Stanley says he had learned that Emin Bey
so far as his authority may extend,
knowing that it would be brought
about, whether willing or unwilling.
He will intercede for the best inter
ests of the people, at the sante time
dispelling gpy desire to satisfy his
own motives.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
The proieot entered some time
'ago, against the return of Mr. Robt
Porter; Conservative, member for
West Huron, has been• with drawn.
This is as we contended all along
—that it was bombast, and .done
with a view to annoy Mr. Porter.
Their design most deservedly failed,
as Mr. Porter, cognizant of the
scrupulosity and lawfulness of his
election had no reason to fear, the.
Ivantgn attacks of our West Huron
friends.
The Windsor Record, a journal
Farm For Sale.
'here will be sold by i'nb,ie AOQtion, at
Grant'sPatel , I
At !
7, on Wednesday, Nov,
2ar1atQtoo' c+
<, QUO Glxi p ul„ one hundred soros
of laud, being Let la', Cu,210, Township of
Stephen, 40 a orescleare,(, balance ash, ohmand cellar bush, Will be sold, subject to a
ror,erye bid Eor• farther particulars apiilyt
Wm. Lewis ,Assignee,or'to II.Eilbor, Aue,,
Crediton, P. 0,
e LatestStyles
Farm for Sate ! Millinery, Mantles, Silks,
A first-class farm, containing 100 acres,' situ- Goods f &a
atodnoarBruceileld,tor sale. Good buildings.
i two wells, splendid orchard, good bash, flrst-
I t lass gravel roads in ati directions, Six miles a s
r
from Clinton orSoaferth, Forfeit particulars
apply to Elliot di Elliot, Barristers, &o,, Exci-
te", Ont., or to
Sept.lst-2'm,
Dress-
floor
ress
-
C
sx
General ::.ou,se furnishings, ex-
amine the mammoth stook
LI OBT, BARBErl,
13rucefiold I'. 0.
.f ARM Felt SALE. --The antler'
signed offers for sale his farm, being lot
I0, onu. fi tovw uslip of TJsborue, two miles and
a half from t,autol 100 a(.lao about 8 acres
J
tat class sttato of �ultivattau
cleared and to 'ii • OsI
the remainder bush. in ivnteti there is some i r)
very valuable elate and Stool; ash rail timber ;
the farm is also well fenced nun drat,-ou ;.
there are upon the premises, a ftrstolass brick Thos. Beattie
lweluug house, with first class cellars two
good barn; two never failing springs noel one
Rist -class orchard. F'or pacrtfcula?'s, apply our y
tl•opretuises,to THOP.IAS SHUTE,176 & 1.78 DTJND.AS-STREET (East of R cl�wond=st,
Et—fl L'xurr'ai P.0 ONT.
- A`I'------
f11H1i OLD MoLEOD FARM, IN
JL TAE Township of Hay, for sale. It con-.
tains 100 acres more or less,beingthe w„sthalf
of Gots No. 01 and 20, Zurichgrtvelroad. Good
frame buildings on premises, .slid all canvou
ieuces; large orchard of fruit bearing trees.
'l'be land te of good quality being city Io_}}LLm.
Good water. Two and a half utiles fromlden-
smll market. Tho property free from all Mourn,
araucee. Itea,,oas for saltie[—Going north to
procure more land. Will sell with or without
oroos. For further particulars apply to this
office or to
WM. WIT,SON,
Hen rail, P, 0, Ont.
SMALL FARM FOR SALE.—The
Undersigned offers forsale 25 acres of good
]and, being part of the north part of Lot 17,1st
Con. of Stephen, within one-ifitlf mild of'the vil
lage of Exeter. The, land is in a first
class state of cultivation, there is on the premi-
ses a good brick house, good frame barn, rod
water, and a half -acre of orchard with all kinds
of choice fruits, also a first-class eider mill.
This is a good chancefel anyone wanting a
small farm close to tho corporation where ail
kinds of produce meets with a ready sato.' Ft r
further particulars apply on the premises, or to
E. LAMPORT,
Stephen. Tune 29.'87' (t—f Exeter, P. 0.
TRUSSES !
CHRISTIAN LAWYER. mannfae-
turer of all kinds of Trusses; Residence :
Ramie's Mills, Hay, where heivill atteud to the
wants of any who may 4equire his services,
Way pay from $15.00 to $500 for the same ar-
ticle.,whioh ho can furnish yon for $5.00, and
which is as good if not better and warranted
on the advantages of fraternal visits, With the 1 to fit with comfort.? Remember, Double
Trusses $
the utmost freedom. Bro. Down,Nave a very o-.00 Single Trusses, x2.50, All cow -
CHRISTIAN LAWYER,
Zurich Y. 0., Ont.
neat speech in his own happy style. Bro.
McCurdy said he was pleased to have the D.
S. C.11. with the brethren front Exeter pres-
ent with them and believed that tnis fraternal
visit would prove a stimulus and that iu the
near future Court t'Voudham would become a
large Court. Bi et lit eullultuuge,Doupe,Irving
Abray, Edwards, Pearson and many others
concurred•in his idea. After this pleasant
season of enjovuieut had been indulged in
munioationsadrlressed to
on,b
e•yll� ,
on,
BMW:MED
ED
To new premises West side Main -street
One Door South GI
of Post Office POWCIERED
Where he will be found with
A. NEW AND COMPLE'T1+1
apt.
e,10s.,v' ,ens, Wetrl.ted,.
1'n oafivass for nursery stock. Steady em-
ployment to good men, Salary olid expenses
paid. Apply at endo sating lige.
CHASE BROTHERS,
Colborne On
Sioc�
ofBoois Shoo:
Sewed. work a speciality.
Repairing promptly attended to.
GEO. MANSON,.
JON'BRAWN,
UNDERTAKER &
CABINET-MAKER,,
Dissolution. cf Partneshii3
Province of Ontalio,1
County of Hilton. 1
We, Samuel Swoitzer, Henry Sweitzer, John
Sweitzer and Adam Reichert, of the Township
of Stephen, County of Huron, Province of Cn-
larto,1'lax Manufacturers, . members of the
which was only a foretaste of foe filling time
which was to follow,—foroue of. the delights cors at the village of Oreuftou, Township of
of a Forester especially if be is a Supreme Stepuen, Cnunty 01HUVOU. and the village of i
Esetor, said O'unty of Huroi., linden tha •style
Court Officer is the invitation to a well filled of. H. sweltzer5ons � Cu., do herebyoartffy
su er table. Bro. Leigh : roan and invited that rho saint •war 'b' v
1?p o Pal s 1p t ns oss the 1,th da i
of OetoDer, A- 188i, dissolved byiiiutual con. -
firm carrying on business as Flax Maiiufactu-
• y
the brethren from Exeter
to repair to the
Lorne Rouse where, supper, being ready, we
sat down to a splendidly spread table filled
with all the viands that was necessary to sat-
isry such a hungry crowd; suffice to say that
those who went in looking somewhat gaunt
came out looping rather corpulent. After
supper Court Exeter thanked the brethren of
Sirston for their kindness throughout, and
hoped that Court Woodham would visit them
and thereby give them au opportunity of re-
turniug the compliment. The rest of the
was in good health and that.tbe country to time was devoted. to' social chatting, Fie,, af-
the southwest of the Albert Nyanza had ter which the brethren of Exeter lade good
beoome, much quieter. He had,written a bre to to those of Kirkton wishing them every
letter to Yatnbuuga camp requesting pro- bedabouterittneLyour i.B eorrespcucleuk 1 asttened
visions to enable him to revictnal:Emir. Bey. thither and lost himself in dreams of the
()wing to she events at Stanley Falls and kindness and hospitality of the - brethren at
the state of the country there was difficulty'lfitkton. A Fpnove lronusxr•.zs.
in finding porters who were willing to pene-
tiate into :the 'unknown" country beyond
Yanibuga uuless Stanley accompanied thein
Stanley hoped to be able to communicate
; directly with Em in Bey by September 14,
► r0� -
DISTRICT DOINGS.
Oeof tte Past weeIThroughout
the Neighborhood in 0 Concise Form,
IT TAKES LIK ,WILDFIRE.
'thousands of veltuttuy couipliine,tts and
i•ecommendationsatopouring 111 front all parts
deelariiig' Imperial Cream Tditar Baking
llowdet;tnuch better thou any other. All
grocers sell it. .
Sale Register.
Mr. David McKay the 12th concession
of McKillop, dug a well lately for Mr. Paisley
of McKillop, 56 ftdeep, stoned it and flush-
ed. ft up complete in 7 days and a half.
Sneak thieves have been for s one time
plying their nefarious practices in the
net hborhood of Parkhill. The room of Mr.
E. '. ,;Eynouf, at the Hastings House, . was l
entered and ='a bran new suit stolen.- •"The ',
shoe store of Mr. G. F. Syte, was also broken
open and three pairs of shoes stolen, 'The
auction room of Air. Atones, in the market,
was likewise broken open and his goods
lb, h td 1 iersona e Wal• there were overhauled. '
lace Graham, formerly of Parkhill,
says that the Franchise Act of the
Dominion Government was intend-
ed "to reward party newspapers
"with fat printing contracts." One
that would not have thought these
were hi' c0f1.rict1onS dkring tl?q,tlnle
thrpfinting WOO Laing exdctlted. ,Mt.
Graham a:t that time owhtid the
Parkhill Gazette, ati alleged inde-
pendent newspaper—arm so anxious
Was he to ;et the; printing,• that, be-
sides
sides seekit,g the intercedence of an
influential' M P., he, had Mrs. ;Gra-
haul go the Jiidge andbeg for a'tpart
if not the whole of the work. ' ;rbeir
efforts being partially futile, further
e Find-
intercessions were made for the
ing, which were granted. Mr. Gra-
ham, doubtless, not being satisfied
with his portion 01 the printing' was
wont to make good all shortage, as
for the binding, he endeavored to
gull the Parkhill Review and `hits,
by charging for the wort; at the rate
of three prices• We protested, and.
was quite wilting to accept
Mr. G. l b p
"'less than half the amount. He now
terns the, work, "fat printing con-
tracts." If the printing the lists ckir.
be called "a fat- contract,` (and we
submit such it cannot be called• -grin
tors earned every cent they got)' then
the price he wanted to charge for
the binding is decidedly' out of the
question. i°Inconsistency thou art
a' ,jewel" with a vengeance.
artzsDAY, Nov. 24. —Farm Stock, Im-
piements, &c., the property ot Joseph
N. Faultier, Lot 4, con 4, McGillivray.
Sale at one o'clock.
H. EILBElt, A.uct,
WEDI ESD51 1 Nov..16.—Farm Stock and
Implements, the property of Robert
Baynton, Lot 3(1, Con.15, McGillivray.
Sale at One o'clock, Jas.Alia, Auc.
FainAY, Nov 25th.•—Fartn Stock Imple-
ments, "Flax mill and other property I
of Messrs. Sweitzer, Son & Co., at I
Crediton. Sale at one o'clock. No
reserve. !i EILaEE, Auct.
tb' sprinted
'Villiaiu''' Ilarrfs, a 14 -year-old son of a , � Parties getting their sale ill pt
irletealfe fatmer, was tried before P. M. Noble at this office will receive a notice simi-
at Strathroy on Saturday on a charge of rap- lar to, the above free of charge.
mg a young girl about his own age named�
Annie Holdams. The Police af-
tsr a lengthy hearing, sentenced -the' youth �
n • i u ne : Refor- "
r in the P tin s e
to two years e et u
Y g
1 n 'aa' theCount
vwas t
motet He token
Y Farm; �& Village PropErty
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
sent. All persons owing any money to the
said firm will please pay the came to Samuel
weitzer, Cre liton,P. (2., who is'hereby in-
strocted by the said firm to collect all accounts
and pay all debts,
Witness. 3B t 'b'
B1
i 15th day OOLobor,A.L 1887.
PAMuEL S1t I ITZE R,
wrxvr,ss HENRY SWEI'TZER,
Jacob ililber, JOHN. SWY:ITZER
A IIREI- R
DA c>�fa T
MANDRAKE~
;•DANDELION:'
The whole sl stem is. deranged and cut of
sorts The bleodis impure, pimples, boils and
liver Flirts appearing on the face and body,
The liver is clogged acid in active, causing fe.
tigue, loss of appetite. a. dun. sl000y, tiredfeel-
ing ,with inability to do worlt. the complexion
is fallow and muddy, and it is absolutely ne-
ce.sary, to enjoy good health, to take the Cele-
brated
Dr. CHASE'S
Ddau lrake, Dandelion Liver Cure, which puri-
fies the blood by stimulating the Liver,, aiding
digesting and promoting a natural oriumation
of the bnwols. Mandrake o ud Dandelion are
two of the best Liver regulators' known', and
all medical men agree that the Livor is' of
more vital importance to health then the
Heart and Lungs, If the Liyer is torpid or in-
active, Dyspeosis., Indigestion,'?Triidache, Cos-
tiveness, etc., will aesult._
L–FFV E-
Conipltaint, Iiiclney and Uric ai•yTrnuble.Jatin-
dice, Liver Spots, Impure Blood, Fon I Breath.
are quit ]y cured by Dr. Chase's Mandrake
Dandelion Livor
When the Kidneys are diseased, overtaxed
and wealcened,one or two bottles are guar-
entoed.to sure. itir. Alex, Taylor, West 0-wil-
alt •s with kid-
lirnbury,waa t:ouble3for 15 S i
nay disease, was compelled to rise ai "aid 6
Walnut & Rosewood Caskets
ALSO Corrxis or EVERY' DESCilIPTIOA
A Complete Stook ` of Roles '& Trimmin • s
p d �
, Always on hand.
�,r i
:L' UDERALs I'URNISEED AND--CON-
9 9 PER CENT
PUREST, STRONGEST, BEST.
Ready for .use in any quantity, For
making' Soap, Softening, Water, Disin-
fecting,and a hundred other uses, A
can equals 20 pounds Sal Soda,
Sold by all Grocer's and Druggists.
M.W.GILLETT. TORONTO..
Lots, _.Lots, .Lots.
- O SALE.
500 Village Lots
For sale at' Reasonable Prices.
Situation good ; fronting good
wide streets.; also a nu;n?lb'° r of
HOUSES Se FARM LAND
FOIA SALE,
Parties desiring Land or
Houses would do well to .con-
DUCTED AT Low RATES. salt the undersi nod
My Stock of Furniture is un-
excelled.
GIVE' ME A CALL
(
EVERYBODY READS
t DULM 411 ES ADV.
-?
Because therein are Con -1
tained the following bargains ; ` A full stock of all kinds of
1
cavi yesterday by Chief b1j11-r, of stratht'oy, times through the n ght to urinate, suffered
I Ott SALE. 8,betis° pain, anti wae.liva;ly cured after ell
Mi', •John 1)0101i6� 'of Hibbert, met,;with ail , I remedies and ,h 50030110 had failed, by
y• , other re 1 3
unpleasant accident on Thursday evening of ;'osier throe bottles.'
'last week, that might have proved, -serious, The Uudctsiguedoffers for rad half f
He, with annmber of neighbors were return Lot Sl, c,on, J, iloCfthyrtty, onu tat
45 cleared, tiro rbalauce 11at'dwood 1)0511.
in:; from 0 thrashing, and he was 'sitting on 'MOSS is a good frame house, good barn laud
the edge of the wagon boxas the team Wats stabling, good heating orchard, a plentiful
b supply of hood wn for ou ilio fat' u, cb?tvcniont
jogging along at a model ate gate.; He acct- to sahcrolandchurches, ,'Also tillttgo proporti'
de_tahy lost his balance and fellbettveeu the; eomprisingLot J; Eliettbeth ltroot, iu the vii -
wheels, the hind wheel passing over him.: logo of Exeter', .with. dookl 'fr.inie douse and
Hawkey ihaViit recently absconded 'velar. good suable; good i'voll withtpnmh, also
A4t.Jas, R y a1tiantit ,of chokefi:tiit'treesdo the pronii.
from Kirkton to the tufted States,' the hotel „.,.4 gerfurtherparbtcaloos 1-„11ito without t
been leased by AIC. Joseph Stevous anal s• , ! 1,12'et'Adt'11 lt'ri1GTJI12E, nos hour to I, Toto indict' departmco 11 0;\''1:;.'g• -•
s i••'-
hag be
newlicence will be granted to him for tho '` Exeter North. co111tsforbo105111inglthe condi( liOe. 5fai;-
tk .
balance of the license year.;' Mr. Hawkey IeftFreckles,
s, Si u u n or J15 Dy y; MAY 'tune Tan ,
y > • 1 .N1•acicihs, 5ttitbuln, Hat1;33yhs and �rcmoters,
number behind in whose ` i1OR� SALE;ao_A' 1,A1iG111N.— Tooth fov
quite a r � Loot 1
i fiarter section of North Vest Lantl . loaciii'i + clerk hair to a golden hue, Eye or
pockets his memory will affectionately linger. O
near Virden. i00rici ea, six tittles from Virden, Lustre. arc,, etc.
On Saturdlay ]psi after tiro wo'ckmen bad 'three fOom ft;irgraye St ttioil s, tTanftab 1, sow by all 10l daalei'e at $1.' 1313' a Bottle.
Auply to Titei,oak alone is worm leu times the cost i f
w, 11• llo lvCt711, thenioclicine..
tug work oil Aft•. Fl, .intoes b'luula, ititehell, • , Exeter. , '1'r Or. Chase's Kkluoy Liver Pills, the only
three parties were up au, the Ives.'” side when, r, Y
1 pill inad2 acting (lit eetlg on the Kidney S, Liv-
er auit Bowels, 'Price 'GG<•„ 'Sold. by all deal -
three
� � i� t$ Irl ors,
rade
a ;o' 5000,000 S9OTAD !
iiiiiig 5d setas,
Over ono -half million of Dr. Chase s Receipt
Books have Leon sold inCanada aalonerandvie _To be had from
want evsry'porsou troubled with Liver (.01 .
plaints omni kidney diseases. etc., to try Chase CAPT. GEORGE KEMP,
Cure. Wrapped atouutl• ovary bottle is ,
a valuable • Sole went for Exeter,
'FREE.
y �y ;
P SL'�q�s
O SJ
RECEIPT -BOOK K 'Cali end , yet all information, and see
No lady's toilet, house or houseman, should be utthisboolcthsllnostcollectiontIreal» what She people ofToron10say.
REV. JOHN PO'1"1'S, D. D. says. --1 have
used St. Leon, believe it 10 be both cura
tive and refrehing,
i erns to suit purchaser.
L CARLII4 •
�,ta AN:
OE.TEAL
r L�Ai,
RUC ST
MEN'S UNDERWEAR, 25c up.
MEN'S OVERCOATS $5,00.
2 Pair WOOLEN SOCKS 50c.
6 Half' Chests
Young Hysou to hand, con-
taining 400- lbs. New season,
teas at ;5Oc,,, good value `will'
sell from now till Xlnas, hbli-
days.„
5 pounds for
10 fol'
$2.00.
$8.90.
St. LEON
Mineral Water
ST. LEON cures Kidney and Liver
Diseases. ,Dyspeptics rescued by K.
LEON. 14 months St. Leon has made
5.000 triends in 'Toronto.
35 rJ , .1 -T>7r- 1 eta i
c�
GALLUti ' hi
pot the scaffolding up 'prepati tory tci i esern. �.
wing came down, the parties fulling a die, , ?•' '
tauee of twenty feet, 'alighting ono heap ,Of '',C Rolled Oold
broken bricks and rubbish. •Mr.'J, d Can.. r .`' ]Plla /tiingnincoil"tifChoicaNevr
( warrented p y t!sl'a ,rptig'+e B
q� d 1,
head and t r v s+uib utfltc Novelties
was t±eMelt.l oa't about AbeCardt'3 to lee d0 „a f
g Y
i , ,
. .bendsize of
, i tt idtE oats trot., r l�.m
got oat of 7ris-lel;u 'injured. )1c2t: Joseph f1ng r11f Bg iN
tingar'itilifl''lat 0,44a�uol' wai111110LoveySprap.
Blaoldcck 'seas iptetty 'badly hurt, but not, baoliPittui'e»eiid G��adtifulChrtmos ournnm
11
»er(otlsly,�audiwlr,'Chas.�illowdrdbutsiightly fan,onty rOc. Pingi2h17att�iah�iadeuud�New
hurt. Year (5arde (worth $1.00) b'nly 00'rte. -
Aadreiir. TSE A•CA�D,OD,,' BoIten, Quill'
mord Ltitisdowne Will trot leave Ottawa'
,aurin the'eoinin. season. It was the in- "'
g a rANTEiD, t.17)Ib,it:fol our fall and Ohrlst-
teutidti of'tlte Goverwtier-(xefferal to tame paid I r MIS truclo t0 takelight, pleiasant work
a visit to Hamilton,•bat be has abandoned at their own bonitos sot "'to :;3 per rli.y,onn be
.,. i i,Work ,
i, quietly' meds. irt;nt by atoll an r`listan
i ailed tits intention of y
that ulna and Sae s
g
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t+ LI: t.. O
I a t lois
P 1 i ,il
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-1
of
r+ Hatt •
_,coon `stabling
in c rc
I,1 u1
sremdimng In Ottawa during the entire Nes at onr;o; CRi�;SC7;t�iT A26 L' CO.7111141' blilkr Eat, i,00 st p 6
nn, hoeton,'fvla»». BoX cl7b.
�'TUIIt4 Civt,ri NDlitt,..itirlkton
BE ON YOUR G•UAtRir,
Don't allow a cold iii head to slowly and —„
surely develop into eiitairr}t, iwlron ytlu can be
cured for 2J0, by using Dr, Chase's
axrli
C
a
taa
lh
salt
pie.fowtptpcexileuN u re 1lei iout t� 1
3+19
; 1 to 2AboCeq euro otdtuaryeatarrl `, '2 to It
5 boxes is guaranteed to euro chronic catarrh,
ORNE HQ .1:SE.—The a nder- The Teter Salt Works Co' y
signeiitiakes the liborty to itforin the trd- l , i
yelling Publid That hn opened iisliouse for the' 0 P Jig + Z 1� L Il ,
accommodation of all trabollars, on October
ntro:, ,
their , .
with�
•lr1mp'CV
1AT THE 'WELL, do aveSALTAT
1st, those w fGFI"iL'R ,
nage will receive the best attention. There is
For all information apply to
CAPT, `� P
Drew's Blob and Post -Wilco,
Try it, (July 25e. mud sure biro,
[$2,26 PER TON.
Dye -stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Winan:'s.
Condition
Powd- ,
ex9
the hest
in the mark-
et and always
fresh. Family recip-
es
p
e1= carehally prepared at
the Central.Drlig Store Exeter
•
a.L r.7.
500 T1'1E
• Wanted, .
Buttor
11 at .M ii. a ,,.i2i n
EXETER NORTH,
N
Our Stock
15Well
A
ssorted
pori THE SEASON'S TRADE.
LOW
16 lbs.
We
to 750.
Toots
PRICES STILL MAINTAINED
GROG hi1 E S l l
sugar $1.00 ; 13 lbs. white sugar, . $1
can't be undersold in Teas from 20e
per lb.
& Shoes (All Styles) les. at Low Prices
Y )
nicely assorted stoci. of
I-1. r.5, l -i, D -IV A R'+
FORKS, SCYTHES and GLASS all sizes
(Cheap.) BestltaeTuuo Oil 00c per Gal.
COAL OIL A3 LOW AS 'PRE LOWEST.
' A nice Tea Sett of 44 Pieces, 32.75.
A good snit of ready-made clothing for ,$6.
Ordered suits' got up in Good Style.'
Our Dr
essGood are marked down to
the Lowest Notch.
COTTON -20 YARDS FOR ONE DOLLAR
A House and 'riot, also a Eaton for Sale
Apply to
JOHN MATHESON.
LAY P.O.
fit