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THURSDAY, NOV 2i ale sae
ACCUSED OF 1MMOII1,LITY,
fee the peace o£ Iautopo. Phos cones as this ss the only method by wi uc t
The collodion girls are not, too highly tin obtain the true facto of the case, and ,
este
the e�•. Dr. Cleary, R. ee uP always in the very fountain of delights
Bishop
by a taste for solttething bitter. France and .,m see every item there in its proper place a
Bistro , or Kingston. In the course of I s nosed to,have been
p ll,ussia. Vvs�re up
iustcsicl'of a few extracts pronneeeously
SITUATION IN EUROPE:
The triple alliance of 0erineny, ,An
trio arta Italy, likely to be mado for most
questions a geedruplo ?411iauce by the
adhesion of England, does tot seem to
offer all the security that could be wiehea
cO MMUNICATIONS.
1'o the P'diDor of the Exeter Times,
Dems Sue ---[t is not our intention to en-
ter into any newspaper controversy with
Messrs. Rowe et Andrews, We thesis we
have already answered thele by inviting
the public to exanune the by-laws and pro
ceodiuge of our Association for themselves,
1 ' 1 they
eflY�l CARPETS'
FOE THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT,
CHOICEST PATTERNS, AND
BEST VALUE.IN ONT, .RIO,
laced and the ro ler explanation wrt old. 1 I 33 M A .i.. T..i.. .�
ppI 1 _ . i..
Our rules are subject to changes from year ij I i t� i; `N�,
,I;
to year, and we see these parties quote from ;i. , t1
1885 wbioh actually ceaseilto be +ink le ere you will find. carpets of all makes awl qualities, and
the g id of ��h,: � ps) I d Where our guide over a year ago. The roles of +� JO
1886 bave since passed away, and the rules n ..+. at the lowest cash prices.
• now our true guide, are --- '` S Union Carpets, Alhwool 1 C arpOt , Tapestry
of ngt,wuichareiov --�� IHemp Carpets, P
slut through the press at he present time, rt otS Balmoral Carpets, Brussels Carpets,
and the are not yet issued ; but we th will show
Carpets, them to anyone when we get thein, Now,
o little collect information
show how '1 kvv
will KI �West
t the W
l Don't fail to visit the Mammoth Carpet t H use of
1
d with the by-laws, where a Wt c' itf' �hos� a
his reply to the address presented Hint at
Napinee recently by the laity of the
church the rev. doctor made a violent
attack, on the girls of this fair Dominion.
There may be some unblushing maidens
Canada butthe Bishop has considerably
checkmated by the new combination, 41
the snore that the Legion of Honor.scan-
dal and the self -acknowledged guilt of
President Grevy'a son-in-law gave the
French Government more than enough to
irr arta a think about at home, without seeking
stretehed his imagination. Canadian girls complications. Peace was supposed to
will compere favorably with those of any be assured by l the new
that combination
sort
1 nem constantly forget
other country, The Bishop seeks to, tain element in humeri affairs is unoer-
hold the public schools responsible for the tainty. The peace of Europe depends on
lack of maidenly modesty, but he should the Emperer l illiani1 and he is near his
know quite well that if the girls are bold end.ewar, Cr wane Prince
sewho is no tt 0policy lover lr
to fault lies almostwlaolly with ' 7rin e twill not live to be
and rude the father 1 but the i o
the home training. The following is the omperox, The growth in his throat is
g
beyond the power of medicine or surgery
, mionths,ee that
and at the next annual meeting it 1
r for we v
to extirpate. His eldest son, Frederickwas thrown out almost annual mer. V.Te
William, now twenty-eight years• old, are axon those who opposed it from the
l very first With regard to an extract frpm
a certain "card they mention, you will see
that it does not refer to an undertaker„at
all. It simply says the "would-be under-
taker,” If Messrs. Rowe & Ancireww e think
their own standard reaches no higher than
this, eve certainly cannot control their
thoughts, but we will apologize on behalf of
the Association if it hurts their feelings.
could
he
t
They say we have boasted thatY
not get goods.' In this they lieve.beea mis-
informed. What we Say is this : That we
do not know where we can buy goods as
ebeap and of as good quality outside of our
present market. NOW, as lee have offered
our b-
dm
tea3
the public the privilege of g.. ,
laws, we ask to be excused if we.take no
further notice of any false statements that
may be made against us in the future.
We Remain Yours Truly,
C. & S. GIDLhk •
.. t 0 match.) cll.
alp
Carpets,
(borders )
nC
Eti
Anglo -wilco p ,
these parties are really able to give you on - t dr @ O
this;subleat. ' They speak of "dealing with a
price list .n the future. This price list can i
%
nowhere 8e found in oiir by-laws. Perhaps
& Co
t of
of the meeting�.: - "• - �' -s
the .miuntes F
1885 awe got, t e
5 mixed n evi t ,
183 p
few parties submitted a price list ;' butl
xf _
the will open their eyes a little wider they Ab ��y Pre 176 & 178 DUNDAS-STREET , (Fust of Richmond] -St.
Y
attack '•
When the Anel eg p eared to the Virgin
with the salutation, "Hail Mary," she was
timid. and ashamed, being frightened at the
appearance of a maxi. Oh the modesty of
the Virgin Mary,! What a contrast to the
conduct of the warners and girls of this outs-
try1 The women of Canada axe not timid
or odest, but bold and loud in their actions
in public; You all know how wvoteen scream
and screech in their talk in the oars, until
abase who would have quiet or who would
g And -ar I
enjoy a read, giye up in disgust, e
forced to seek a quieter retreat in the smok-
ing car. Travelling in Canada is made well
nigh intolerable by bold, screaming, sereseh-
iug wonxen. Girls, too, on the streets kick
up their heels, -.flirt tixeir petsicoats, and
stare into the faces of the anon they meet,
until a gentleman who has ary regard for
modesty is stared completely out of counten-
ance. Is this an example we got from the Vir-
gin Mary 9 If girls understood anything of
modesty or a becoming demeanor they would
not be guilty of such conduct. But of the
beauty' and virtue of modesty they are not
he
taught anything. Modesty is not one oft
things taught in our public schools ; on the
contrary girls at these schools learn to be
boisterous, immodest, screaming, kicking
creatures, such as was never seen even
among paeans. Our public schools are des-
troyers of modesty, an ''abomination and a
disgrace. All female modesty is destroyed
in the girls that attend them, and they be-
come rude,. screeching females, who kick
their heels, ilirt their skirts, and
stare into.the faces of mea with a boldness
that must bring the blush of shame to the
cheek of every modest man. Only think of
this in contrast with the timid modesty of
the Holy Virgin Mary ! Not many females
in Canada would be frightened at the ap-
pearance of a mane Nothing struck use so
mneh on coming to Canada as the contrast
between the women here and those of the
01d Country. There, through centuries of
advancing civilization, society has been
brought to its highest development, and we
and
puritya
all its
in
ter
character womanly
C
•see
modesty. All females are trained in modest
thought and action from childhood up. No
screaming in the cars, or in public places;
men not stared out of countenance and
brought to far the immodestof the
femalles theybet either publ c or private.
deaf
of
and
mo
set
u
women
9.
Girls and men are
demeanor,, avoi ding the attention ofstrangers
and paying due respect to parents and their
elders. How different here. Everywhere we
tneetthesereanting wvomenorrude,boisterous
girl. The public, schools are schools of cor-
ruption,
'
ruption, the abomination of the country.
Girls are trained to be bold and impudent,
and without that modesty which we admire
in the Virgin Mary, and which should be
the pride of woman.'' Later in his address,
His Lordship, in referring.to the unbroken
succession of Popes to theohair of St. Peter,
said: (`This is a matter ofhistory, but whie
ls
is not taught in the schools; history is not
taught in our public school's. I have heard
boasts of the splendid school system of the
country, but I tell you such an ignorant
system the world nevr saw before. Know.
ledge and principles which should be given
to 11 h world are carefully ,
•
must become, at no distant day, Kung a
Prussia and Emperor of Germany. He
is said to be of a haughty and dictatorial
oharaoter, and entirely devoted to military
affairs. It will De no easy matter to res-
train such a ruler, with an instrutnent
like the German army ready to his grasp,
or prove to him beforehand that
man
sword, y
o w
taketh s ,
who
p
of those
the sword..
Almosteat the sante moment with the
news of the Crown Prince's imminent
danger, the Austrian Prelnier, Count
Kalnolcy, madera speech, which can only
to
be regarded as an indirect answer
Russia's declaration, after the late mili-
tary review, that she also was ready for
mobilization. Europe, said Count Kal-
noky, had welcomed the alliance made
with Germany and Italy ; and England,
whose interests in the East coincided
with those of Italy and Austria, was
moving towards a union with the three
powers. He could give no guarantee of
peace under all circumstances,: but he
hoped the efforts of the allies for the
maintenance of peace would be success-
ful.
This was a distinct menace to Russia,
though she was not named, and the
irritation at St. Petersburg was the
greater, that such a speech front the
Austrian Premier expressed, undoubtably
the sentiments of Bismark. Threatening
language from the Hungarian Prune
Minister might be interpreted as a con-
cession to the Anti -Russian feeling of the
Hungarian Parliament; but used by
Count Kalnoky, it oould only mean that
Germany and Austria were ready to defy
Russia.
The condition of France is not much
more favorable to pewee. The. Govern-
ment
a
re
eau
t ,
holds
precarious
meat Ito by
trifle may bring on a collision:at home
that will be the cause of war, for which
there are, unhappily, motives always
sufficiently near at had. The signs of
peace in Europe shine by their absence.
S
This powder never varies. A marvel of pur-
ity, strength and wholesomeness, More eoono-
nrieal than the ordinary kinds and cannot be
sold in competition with the,nultitudes,of low
test, short weight, alum orpbos__p}hate powders.
Sold only in cars. 1ZOYALBA;KIN i!?Ow'VDElt
OC:.,100 Wall street bT, Y
Sale Register.
'1BuESn11, Nov. 24. -Farm Stock, Im-
plements, &c., the propertrot Joseph
N. Fauider, Lot 4, con 4, liticGilhvray.
Sale at one o'clock.
Ana.
B. BtLliEii,,AuO .
FRIDAY, Nov. 25th.. -Farm Stock, Imple.
menta, Flax mill and other property
of Messrs. Sweitzer, Son & Co., at
Crediton. Sale at one o'clock. No
reserve. H• EILSER, Anat.
TIfuxsD .T, Nov. 24th.- •tarn Stook, .Cm-
plements, &c.; the property of Mex.
Frazer, lot 27, South Thames road,
Usborne. Sale at one Ho. onto `k.BrownAuct,
`TUESDAY, Nov." 29. -Farm Stook. the
To the Editor of the Exeter Times.
DEAR SIR. -I have no desire to enter into
any controversy with Messrs. Rows & An-
drews as to the propriety of the Undertak-
ers of this province forming themselves into
an Association for the elevation aud progress
of their avocation. It is emphatically an
age wherein all legitimate trades; callings,
professions or estates, do amalgamate to-
gether for mutual counsel pertinent to the
welfare of their particular lines, and why
not the Undertakers also ? For these gen-
tleman, Messrs. Rowe & Andrews, to state
is over their .names, that I 'have "threat-
ened theta with dire calamity if they
dare to advertise disrespectfully of our As-
sociation," is only another instance of their
method of prevaricating, and their appar-
ent inability to confine themselves to the
ordinary principles of truth. 1 have never
made any such threats to these gentlemen,
neither are they in any sense or form "boy-
cotted" or interfered with by the Associa-
tion,. as a whole or any member, pf the same.
It' is true, however, that tbey are not en -
"titled to any of the privileges peculiar to
our Association, simply because they are
not members of the same, and I suppose
they find themselves equally detained from
t9
of
any
other
the benefits Y
participating
in
Society, trade or calling, wherein they do
not obtain membership. In order that they
may secure the sympathy of the public in
your locality they would have them believer
that our Association is a "gigantic fraud,"
(in there choice remember.) to extract ex-
orbitant prices from thein. Here again
they advertise and state another untruth,
for neither is, Mr. Brawn nor Mr. Gidley
bound by any prices formulated by us as an
Association, but they can sell their funeral
supplies to their respective patrons for any
sum they choose, without the Asso dation.
taking any cognizance whatever of the;
same. So muclt for the Windmills these
j "Quixotic Knights" have been tilting at.
Now for the assertion. in your issue of Nov.
3rd, that 'they, (Messrs. Rowe & Andrews;)
"have never applied to the Secretary or
RECORD.
THE BYE -ELECTION
Since February Dominion elections
have been held in
Ont.
East Bruce, O
South Victoria, Ont.
Restigouche, N. B.
Digby, '. S.
South Renfrew, Ont.
Charlevoix, Que.
'iV,est Bruce, Ont.
Colchester, N.; S.
Cumberland, N. S.
Haldimand.
Victoria, N. S. ,
11 in all. With the exception of Res
tigonche and west Bruce a contest took
the Conserva-
tive candidate
titer an candidate
f
ashes are concerned, is as follows : everyparticular." Andrews: Let its analyse it suck.
Y prepared to ofpro-
Conservatives
by acelamation..........2-11 d: to say thatthe
I0 bits. Are you re are you purchased the
ns
o for
gn
Libet'als elected 1-11 business did not make any applicatia
he •did
Conservative gainsmembershi
n
property
East. Boundary, Usborne. Sale at one
n Atm
'clock H. B
of John McGregor, lot 5,
LONDON,
..„gam .
Salesmen anted,
OWL%
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 30. -Farm Stock, lm-
piements &c., the property or Mrs
Mary England, lot 13 con 5, Stephen.
Sale at one o'clock:. Silber, Auc.
Parties getting their sale bills.printed
at this office will receive a notice simi-
lar to the above tree of charge. .
WHAT TS IMPL+'RIAL.
all�`P;
'L+o canvass for nursery stock, Steady' em
plcyYmont to good men, Salary and expense
paid. Apply at once, stating age,
p�� CEASE BROTHERS,
9ey p� yrs D CoERS, ,t)xr
To new premises West side Main-streetIs
a
One
Door
South On
nfnctured b an expert
Itis au article man Y
chemist after many years of careful study
aud seieutific experiment; called, Imperial
Cream Tartar Baiting Powder. Makes light-
est, whitest bread, rolls, biscuit, cake, &C.
ld b 11 racers.
o Ya g
NOTICE
o n-
on
of the Coun-
ty
u
ati ad
r or ha
the BOn
it of h p A1Wa
nuc
0
ThaC Y
tgof Enron will
Town of Goderioh on.
December ne%t. PETER ADAMSON,
County Clerk.
E. The Under -
A -4
NOUS
L' signedtakes the liberty to inform the Ira -
veiling ccommodPublic i shot ba opened his
accommodation of all travellers, on October
1st. Those who favor 'him with their patro-
nage will receive the best attention, There is
good. stabling in connection,
JOHN CALLAND1;lt,1 irkton
of cast Office POW ®E 0
�%ith
Wherewill be found w
he .v
e
O1Z
P.1i.&.
T
8+
A NEW AND G
fBtsShozs
Sewed work a speciality.
Repairing promptly attended to.
GEO. MANSON,
,701-111'BREW'
UNDERTAKER &
CABINET-I/AK R,
Walnut & Rosewood Caskets
ALso Corms or Erma DEsoammTI0s,.
99 PERCENT
PUREST, STRONGEST, BEST.
Ready for use' in any quantity. For
,making Soap, Softening water, Disin-
th uses, A.
fecting,aind a hundred o e,
can equals 2O pounds Sal Soda;
d b all Grocers and Druggists,
Sol y
ciin
M,tbY.GILLETT. - TORO.
Lots, Lots, Lots,
500 Village Lots
For sale at Reasonable Prices.
Situation good ; fronting good
wide streets; also a number of
xoUEs FARM LAD
FOR SALE,
A Complete Stock of Babes & Trimmings
in F parties desiring Land or �t i
meet in the Court House well t0 Gail- •M
t da of WOUld d0
the Is Y liSeS
a � O
?bored COR. g
Y AND tiISE
ED
UN
iiA
trs
F
uI�
,
salt the undersigned,
ec concealed
-while
the th
things which ought to be taughtind
place m each coustitnenay, in the fol tion for admission to membership, and those) Vera. Lewis, Assignee, or ro R. EilLer, Aue.,
while thoseg
her officer or member or the Assocas-
and re which the young ought to trained lrc.ate being returned
etiiemodesty or girls, and to guide d the Liberal in that as sinuatewho saitul insinuate
that which is did,
etin Crediton. P. 0.
to presety
the young in the path they should walk ter, unopposed. The result as Strong language, Messrs.
w
IN.—
�OP SALE,—A BARGAIN.—
Quarter
Quarter section of North West Laud,
near Virden 160 acres, six miles froth n,1
Virde
three from tiarg:are Stations,Manitobs,
AlVto
w, II. iV10I:CCE 'eter.
Farm For Sale.
Therewillbe sold by Public Auction, a
Grant's Hotel ,Crediton, on Wednesday,
23rd, at one o'clock, p. m., one hundred acre
of land, beim gLot 18, Con. 10, Township o
Stephen. 40acrescleared, balance ash, e
and cedar bush, Wilt be sold, subiect foto
ur er
G
Nov,
f
lm
DUCTED AT Low RATES.
My Stock of Furniture is un-
excelled.
GIVE ME A CALL
EVERYBODY READS
DULMAGES ADV.
Terms to suit pwrchaser.
I. CARLII , .r
•sn.
1
ORtCENTRAL
1r �.
W3=
i7
Because therein are con -1 ,., ds e £
Bfull stock of all kill
•tA
tamed the following bargains .
1 Dye -stuffs and package
25au •,
Dyes, constantly on
hand. W inan's
Condition
Powd-
ers
the hest
reserve bid. Pm f th particulars appy f V1jEAR p
Farm for Sale g
are overlooked as ,,,,necessary, or unworthy p 9 Bowe &And'
Number of contests see how far this will stunt the test p A first-class farm, containing 100 acres, situ•
as the world never saw. ated near limeade -id, ld, Por salon acrufldings,
barbarity of life ate Wellsnear, splendid orchard,e good dbuild first,
Women scream and roar he the cars and in C etvatives slectecl entlenxan from whom class gravel roads in all directions. Sts miles
the streets. Why you are in danger of from Clinton. or inSea-forth, e:orfall particulars
&c
' teYS. „
• Riot Barristers. being knockedtbsdohs a so t. rItt the
3 apply to Elliot & D
t• memberships Will you assert that ter, Ont,; or schools she rushes about. In the public 0 of make that application for p xnBT.BARBED,
schools girls became so rude and so shame- Liberal gains 73rucefieiu P. O.
fullyeimmodest, as no stare s. the face h the The loilovr3ngfottr seats are still va- the buafter siness ?u e Will you deny that he said Sept. 1st t -m,
methey mast on streets. Oar schools cant : application was not made in order to trans. ABM FOR S9.LE.--The under-
aughtto be Christianized. Putting young Doxcltescer; Que. for membership in the Assacf order
to you as young girls to ether and allowing • Yartriouth N. S. aped offers for sale his farm, being lot
men andg his successors ? Furthermore, a gentleman, 14, con.; township of 'Osborne, two miles and
them. to associate her , is annt abotraint, an few done Shelliu rte, N. S. to whose veracity There is hat a shadow of a hall from Ex ter 790 acres about it acres
a
in the sahopls here, is abomination whick Kent' C)nt, j d 1 t vFntxou heli � • clouted and 1.. met class t f
even pagans would nottolerate, and � 1 T Ohm S
hasledtothedestruction ofall femalemodesty.
caustic
d to very
.au
ate Y
lti contrasted ra
ds
His Lor p
of attention, There is in Canada such ,a
RI
AL
NOTES.
ITO
ED
languege the system in vogue in this country in Victoria, N. S.,
and that of the old world, completing his At an election held
remarks with an appeal to the young girls
of his congregationto preserve their modesty son Monday, Mr. John A. McDonald (con-
es a -priceless towel, sexvatiee) was re-elected to the House of
stunt Xi cs of the Toronto Globe's silly
attack upon Mr: Chamberlain, the San
Francisco Chronicle says : "No obstacle
ito the success of his missian'tvill be thrown
xt his way by any Irishman in America,
y
unless it be by such, a crank as O'Donovan
-Masa or some idiot of the same stripe:
The Globe has started out to win the
applause of the American papers, and now
that one of them has elevated it to au
ecltial eminence .with O'Dynamite Rassa,
it ought to be quite satisfied.
Q
e f 1 It con
public and obtain pat TER £'avrnsllipdf nv or sale.
t r sseC o also we .?
•( lie remises. a Y6 C
s
o joie t c
desire firs
a t - with
1 hou1se - dwelling
hot
Andr t e mg 3w s;
�1 TEAS 1
e toe mo sores more ar uric heravo r wrsthall TE
AS 1 TEA S ; EAS,
' nce
that are at van.n, ref Lots iV'n. 21 and 22, lnrich
as .nit learn the 'n con Ycmisos, .and all ronvan r
1�LA 11kevil of things you do not un k t Tho propexty ixasfrom salt
v delve the intelligent
nonage by statements t
with feats , wad so soon Y frame builds g 1' saran ' trees. T
Campbell, by t h +iian the yout
Commons, defeating C 3' C amp , (he under any app'sn
Bee
ter s ate o cultivation,
` yofjlG7�fiy
theCi state at rxttr rt Con bush, in which there Is some
the City of very vnTna
MEN'S UNDER ,
MEWS OVERCOATS $5,00.
2 Pair WOOLEN SOCKS 50o.
6 Half Chests
Young Hyson to hand, con-
' in 400
,lbs. New season
in
to
g
at POc good value will
1 s in the mark
sell from now till Xlna,s holi
ea ,
et and always
days.
ver vinna le ti rail timber; c L
1 t h ra the farm 16 a 11 fenced ono drains t
fi t la e buck
1
„ cranio cal the 1 t ep hie oak and black ash , 1 0 07
b r the your firm had e*cp a i i
,
be
r, an t
What are u p
here p
,• Slai t
a ler
d '
In u-.
lir m
enx
b
$2.00. I fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
the Central Drug Store Exeter
$8.90.
class C
ellars
two
r e
epYtn E.,a aura on
are apply
do
ICnl t Zy Y
P
1
sE�lr.P O 1:11._5rocorA1'�i�i, IN
:deers, Bawo & ewe Som �' odd hurts; two nave' failing
eters,” no meat, o , asy8- tele "Fax becallset s nest -class orchard. For part
grapes are sour." The last and porting t>;epremises, to Tli S
SHUTE
words. shall bare with ,Messrs. Rowe & Ct-13 -a - he - that ed not
Andrew., are to
effect
a yon rte
can da- HE OLD 1VtoLE+�D F
ei
lino
t
roc
f" be
kl5
Jam
' tit
of 4 P
a majority ,
itt
ad •
onavelrnd. Go
g enough votes to save his deposit. Try my Cee .at ,10 cents.
first lessors that helongs to every ellecessfal rendes ;. trcrgo op cella a of trust b b
SIP FRLDEnin 14 IID- ` ess man, and guard your tongues Th,e Tand of oo� an ,t 1i minles f sky's jft - Coffee -Pure --The
ItAr, bxtsm to
JO1t-GENE Good, _
N retires from the Tntperia Army frau speaking' ereblcl ' re est mar lea onsforssllin' -Going north. to ms. Lard--''£hc Crown .brand.
xpiExo derstand,'' then rod will be nrnnres. €, Bacon ..Iia ,
of Lieutenantter from
a.. He alta eau- in any stenapoint l,rncure were land. Was Il with or without
with the aril~ 1 spec' other, epu y P it rthet particulars ivied a rivets letter from the •of •
Business, trek or integrity,
Pas rode p 1 w71i w4)'T Soli It
tee -aro --
I,
Best in the Market.
Wn have received fleets Mr. Thomas
Central Farmers'
Shaw, .Secretary of the C
institute of Canada, a pamphlet of seven-
ty rages Ott "Commercial Union." The
l
7
1
ie
author discusses the subject fully,
falls, however, into the common error of
Commercial Union enthusiasts in stating
the scheme at present advocated dif-
fers
only frounlimited reciprocity in the
fees 3
res
'txv
completeness of its scope. He ignores
1
the fact that uncle' commercial union
would haw}e to surrender her right
L
w90
Canada
n
Duke of Cambridge complimenting him
for his able direction of the Canadian
militia and expressing regret that owing
to compulsory retirement the Imperial
ould lose so valuable an officer.
Art* sh
1'ItAN1C :LESLIE gUNDAY MAGAZINE
FOR DECEMBER,. The December num-
ber of FRANK: LTcSLI% S SUNDAY MAOA7.INYt
closes the twenty-second volume. It con -
ins the semi•n,,,, al index, from which a
se.
oculars a,plrty to this : ROLLER FLOUR. --The 1,et`,-bCCOncl
and in re' (:'Oils. Or
Otk1CC uric 't0 none. -Proof, the tileCeaae ill this Lusa
turn secure their res cct and friendship a l 11 P O
r tixespace in. your..
ensu . Out, ries.--Ask the folks and. they will to yor
so. Tjour you ii .x ___. 'that Kemp sells only tile very set and al -
worthy
journal six explaining these un - , gives satisfaction• --Suet b the niattr
valuableJ d of7 :API FO13, SALE.—The hays .
upon an honorai�le body SMALL 1"+
z4orth remains p25 oo& poirtt.
Y � ie sloes of tI
remainrespeetfrully, UndersignedLot i 1Qt
input I yoursland, beim; part of, the north 'girt 01 1 ,
V. "H. HOST`Z ' n Stephen, within one-hotf mile of the vii- polled Oats, Gramm Mut, fxcnr..tal lam
-
Eon. first
Co of nY tee
c ey, o...
lags of Exeter. Thr, land it in- ,rocerxes.7-•Alwit 4 fresh awl new at
Mathias Mackey, ; of Sy ivan, has :plass state of ek houses, good there rime barn rg ad lowestposseee cash price,
purchased Y Benjamin Pile,of gas a good bricit hos g
from Mr. water and is half -acre of orchard wvitlt'all k,rfds TICKETS 1?1LOixT. THE OLD
McGillivray,
- also a a first-class cider mill- pRR PAID
iwice olvray, his` tires, prize yearling @3 ThiisisCt, goeds'ohancc fol •anzono w anting a COt31wi3.lt .
Lire colt "Sandy `Scott, 415 C,. S. B. smallfasiix close to thn cornorutinn wheroall
co at 1 etsw''thaready sale. For
lYir, Mackey is to. be
for �p4U0.
Mated on having'brtO of the fines
0.LIVTZ
t ,
n Ca110•
thWestern ri r.
good ideraof the number and valve f in O
articles in the volume may be obtained. The I A gory deetrttctive fire oc,urt'ed at
tains interesting articles on d the other night, resulting in
"Gardens," by Walter , ural destimotion o e flouring a ,
5'1i �a University," Ll1 'Thompson e origin C
• Exeter, i'. O.
Stephen, Tung
nurnbrt: contains
ntar - kinds of prosuCC the wi S
Q n
r to
premise'', tat
the
re
t colts further piartienlars;apply on+ i,hul'dii'1', s[2lXl�?
L
c Jr� suYancf; A :I
hr �
I ,:.!�
x o e'Dt, 1
, Ba Piet e i, ,
Y I
" l VV It l+ d Yui McGann on 1 th tl ltd �' a,��}. ,
g t-uioe.
1 lit verett "b Stiralr the � , ., •LI, Drew's B�OCI{ and PaS
dt7 Y Y I1 F SA
(1-1
CAPT,,
2O,'81"
"Litm auS an. p. r L ,
ou "()Id Stagecoach Days," by saw mills of r. tatniison, r { r� J•
I 1 1t g M ri'1 peon'sW.
0 ons' an `°Old', +Tow Orleiapa," of tlte fire isunlfnown. r. tom
Loi
De
500 T'Q'E$
Wantel Butter
' n F rt for stag South half of
'+ l 'torsi led .i oV sat .�r
V1 .S salt
The ��
nisi .�.+
r +•illi
rn
co {J
D +, Nit.(I b Y,
1 y
tit
b rn
and on "A Fairyland of Science, by Chris- hiss will. be vertu helivY and loss to the .} tido..,
aud even Irofusel li- of tits ptopetty will be a Let + eierecc moon ood.bstsil. Our Di' CSSe�as7s7d are marked GrOV✓I) 20
trap Reed, all fully, profusely the
last is descriptive of village arid neighborhood, as they Will 'Chore gat' acct astir holism, odd barn and
curtsied. ion 1 p r g 1 lari,r and
C 1' which likely be ebu It
2a xAiLn tar r
YARDS �? J. ark
�p V
iY
•
21T[{; �� aCrOHy r%
m
r
l 1 N O.TII
E�.ET:CR ,
o rte .
Our l�toc�� is �rVe1,1,�.ss x
TOlt THE SPA9ON'S TTlAttlts.
LOW PRICES STILL MAINTAINED
GROCERIES 1 1
1.6 lbs. sugar $1.00 ; 131bs. white sugar, $1
We can't ' be unclersolcl in Teas from `0e
to'75c. per lb,
ices
ovr Pr
Boots &Shoes (All Styles) art b
A
nicely nssorterl slack of
X .AA.. T -i, '1D ' '� R ..��., .
FOYLICS, S(JY CFihlS evict"C4YrAS,9 all sizes
(Cheap.) Best Machine Oil 00e per Gal.
COAL OIL AS LOW AS T.Ftbt LOWEST.
A nice Tea, Sett of 44 Pieces, .$2.75.
A rand suit of ready' -made clothing "for $6.
g
rZ tie.
OSd 5'
waits of a itt G
Orclerecl , g p Y
wv sic r i the Lowest Notch.
' Ilia
certain portions of North lira not
Phillips, M. A. B.D., of 91IPPtYof road.wetot oa the T e Exetr�r i VY or y CO
a A, 11• �kl 1 , p . trs Hrhaol and Cirilrcliog. Also Yilliago Prpparty
�+ l and a short star sand titlttttS Toto on Si
stories are continued Y St Marys, it s accepted the unan
core velem 1 � I. 1 IC h
C 1n1
r a
stabling, good basting os ,
ni nt
71V0 0 I +
11 C TIJ
1 f11 D ..:... DOL
L411
a FOE to locr rex tariff m
reciprocity WO
ci tax 5
sutler simple re p Y `Elattse arta Lot, also a term for
t L
'g tth do with our tariff 1 so t t
• soil which will kill the taunter sucks 1 set to the hymn Avert n tl ' A'.0 � �� ��.r.I�H;L:S02d,
isthedescrnnxnat � G+, ti'i'enham Smith, winch is Y • rho nailing Year subject to soar pirlrturtlxer'ari,totitars s,pl,l to QI'1DR
TTfltrt
l 'f{ f'tvox' Of England,
and the l Tis 1 t
t gfitto he better known. The two serial Rev,
a' cot 1 and'` Iron c hnnso fold. ' I , r ei 1 . .
included. The Peel's Y , lege Of Exeter, with 1. (� 1.
ns are k
goat t tion of the St, I cul s Meth rhurt,h collar. ooriwvatlwithIpumli, aiacp
- rte b lnvl d • . cellar,gootr 0,15,b/e, N
with a vt orons hymn tune Y t trite then i q trtiit trooA rin tiioprams• lip; ` I!;LIa
� ire ..toad Toronto, to Poco ii,tnti.ty aclri c , , , S11.L,C Al 1a
Sale
tis we please, Ii vera re yApply a
na its' £req traelo itself „ t l Gleams four termer, 1 is num- t hstar lot g Y 1trywVM5t) z xri(
l ori ty h}
tnavemcnt, for a„ t would bave I 1 ' r£ the baste the action of the and Statlan. ( Nor iii.
the
people o£ the eoun ry er;is one r l ins UantirYiitit8es,.
w objections to snake.
,'2,26 PER TON.
LAY P, 0,