HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1888-1-19, Page 5News of the Day.
Harris' woolen mill, Woonsocket, R. L,
was burned onTuesday morning; Lose $.130000
Captain Holden, of the Harvard University
foot ball town, wtiowits quite seriously in-
jured in the Harvard -Princeton game last
fall, has returned to college.
Mr Parnell, who has ]seen for several daye
at :Avondale (his estate) has returned to Eng.
land,
I firmly believe, Everest's Cough Syrup
saved tho life of, my wife. ---.las. A, Fisher,
Camlaehio P. O.
It is thought John L. Sullivan would
make hit in London if he could only find
something to strike at•
Toboggan racing is in high favor in New
York at present. They get up orews of six
men and count best three in five elides,
The report of the Railway Department of
the Doniiiiien will be issued in a few days.
It will ahbat 524 miles of railway were
placed u , er, Irian last year.
Mr. Evert t, Forest. Dear sir, -Please send
me three bottles cif your Cough Syrup; noth-
ing seems to euro me but that. -Mrs. West -
hoover, Goodlaltd P. 0; Mich.
Thirty thousand persons in Montenegro
have been deprived of food by floods. The
Czar has seht a ship load of corn from Odessa
to relieve the distressed,
I have used Everest's. Cough Syrup in my
family for two years, and always found it an
excellent<remedy for Coughs, Colds, coo. -3.
H. Pottypieee, Forest.
tShamberg 16 turning base ball bats in a
Michigan sawmill.
A three days' walking match for female
pedestrians is soon to teke place au New
Bedford.
The Bank of England has reduced its rate
of discount from 4 per cent. to 3} per cent.
The A.ustriau State Railway authorities
have oontraoted for 100,000 tons of rails and
other material.
CAUTION:
A source of much ill health is neglected
Coustipation. The: utmost caution should be
observer] to keep the bowels regular. The
best regulator of the bowels to promote their
natural notion is 13ardook Blood Bitters. Try
it if troubled with constipation.
Ejectment notices hays been posted on the
Countess' of Kiegston's estate at Mitohelltown
a„ainst,120 tenants who adopted the plan of
campaign.
PRESENCE OF MIND.
Presence of mind in case of accidents and
emergencies, and when coupled with Hagyards
Yellow Oil will often save life. Yellow Oil
cures all painful iujuries, scalds, burns,
bruises, frost bites; rheumatic and neuralgic'
pains, and s in fact a handy and reliable
surgical ,aid.
The Crofter insurreotion in the Orkney.
Islands and the tithe revolt in Wales are
asfuming sensational pvoportion3,
REMARKABLE RESTO.RA.TION. .
Matthew Sullivan, of Westover, Ont„ was
ill with dy pepsia for four years. binding
dootors•dii him little good he tried .Burdock
Blood Bit„ t, s; six bottles cured him, and he
gained in'evIlight to 178 pounds. B. B. B.
cures the 'afirst.known cases of chronic dys-
pepsia after all else fails.
No foreign mails haw; arrived at Odessa
for five days, owing to the heavy storm on
the ground.
A )300N AND A BLESSING
. bernin and a bleesing to mankind is Hag._
yard's Yellow Oil, the great pain destroyer
and healing remelt for external and inter-
n:al nee. Yellow Oil cures all aches and
pains, rheumatism, lamej)ack, sore throat,
croup, deafness, cramps, contracted cords and
lameness. Procure it of your druggist.
A Hungarian peasant woman at Ravenna
"Aa'-�' .s confessed that she murdered eight of
,il"er ohildren soon after birth,
LOOM _ OUT FOR IT.
• If you are troubled with a cold or cough,
`how very light the attack,look out for it,
do not allow it to settle on the lungs ; break
li up the cough by the cough by loosening the
tough plilogra with Hagyard's Pectoral Bal-
sam.
Thomas Sexton, Lo. c1 Mayor elet oi Dub
lin she ie suffering from typhoid fever, is
improving slowly.
DO YOU BELIEVE IN SIGNS. ?
Wo do for instance the ,signs of torpid
liver are yellow eyes, sallow complexion,
pain under right shoulder, irregular bowels,
licadaeho, tow spirits and weariness. All
these signs may beremoved by Burdock
Blood Bitters, which is a sure cure for all
irregularities of the liver.
Councillor Norris, of Ribbert, was
never further east than Stratford, nor
west than Clinton. Nor has he been
north or south more than ten miles,
from where he lives. This is ;remark-
able, considering the fast age ' 10 which
we live.
The annual ,meeting of the South
Huron County Loyal Orange Lodge will
be held in Exeter, on Tuesday, Feb, 7.
A full representation from every part of
the County is requested.
THE ELEOTR1ULIGH'T.
It is astonishing how rapidly the electric
light is coming into general use. It is being
employed for publicly lightingouriargo cities.
It dazzles our eyes with its splendor as we
pass: along our thoroughfares at nsgbt. But
with all its soh it f or and utility, it is not as
light and boat,t i 11 as b,souit made with.
Imperial Cream Tartar Baking Powder,
It was fifty below zero at Winnipeg on
Wednesday, stud a carpenter named Donald
was frozen to death in lois bed, All passen-
ger trains are delayed and many freights
have been abandoned.
lefr. P, Gauthier (repreeenting.Z. Lapierre,
wholesale boots and shoes, Montreal) says :
In the interest and cause of humanity I
consider it my duty to testify to the excellent
resultsI obtained by the use of Nasal Balm.
After •suffering several years with that loath=
some and distressing dieeaso, catarrh, I be -
'came disgusted in -using everything 1 saw
advertised and wan giving ins in despair when
a friend of. ins whom I placed a great deal
of comfidci' ,e in, persuaded me to try a bot-
tlo of Nos Balm, which I did, with such
happyros'llts that I ata now pleased to have
all aitch tsLtfo ors ]cocoa it, and oti
1 Y are al
liberty to use this testimouial in any manner
you wish, hoping that it will be of as moot]
• benefit to some poor sufferer as it has been
One htmdred emigrants from Belford,
Franco, started ;Friday for Da,rota, Tlrore;
aro ;signs that emigration from France is
inoreasing.
Anvioh TO Mo'nnnns.-Aro you disturbed at
night and broken of your rest • by a • sok ebild
suffering and crying with pain of Cutting
Teeth? if so amid at once and got a, bottle of
"Mrs. Wiustow's Soothing Syrup" for Children
Teething Its value is incalculable. It will
relieve the pour little sufferer irmnediatnly
Depend upon it, mothers ;: there 1s no mistake
Frani( Leslie's Sunday Magazine
forFebruary, exceedin l'
Febr.uar Y g y interesting
article by Lily I•Iiggin, Dai "Modern British
Artists," with portraits, appears in the Feb -
emery niitnber of .l!RA;vi; Lrsrzl's SVzrnAY
MAGAZINn, giving just the fn formation all
•wish to have. Colonel C. Chaille- Long's,
Sties, r1 Two
,
i4
la'roiu the Sue], Cignal, Through Sotis
to the Equator," is important in view of the
perenla1ly interesting Eastern Question,
Then,,r
T1ien, too, there is t\ Visit to Port Algre
i .' full of information .i.,i az11 atiozi and illustrations.
lastrations.
Among the shorter e5ntributions to this
number may be mentioned, "The church of
the H
olY Se ulehre,
Jerusalem,"
erusalen,":; "Joan
o
€
trc". "The test a€ Countries" "Harrow
school" YI Inle" "The Snoredioocs of
Ciin"; "Some Superstitions
'11 the Syna-
gog no,'" and others of interest and value,
,.,re is not. email The poetry in this number,i
but what there is s good, especially;the hen.
bet, "10 " 1n Uotherin a1Y Castle,
by Adelaide Martin. 1 h
ilumber closes, as
initial, with a pi.ecd of sacred music,
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QUEEN CITY OT11 WORK.
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The
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eat and Moist stCom
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WOOD
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about it. It cures AppsanterP and Diarrhoea, assortmentof Spectaclec1e in
Colin softens the -Gum s,rednceeIntlammutiou,
regulates the Stoma° and Bowels, euros Wind
and gives tone and energy to the allele system..
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for children
teething is pleasant to the taste and is the
pprescription, o; .one of the oldest and .bee
femalephysteiensand nurses in the United
States, and is for sale by all druggists through-
out the world. Pride twenty-five cents a bot-
tle, Be sure and ask for "Moe. WINSLow's
0"mmaro P•unpp "and take no other kind.
Eight Hon. Hugh Childers, who has been
making private inquiries into the oondition
of affairs in Ireland, has returned to Lenders.
Gontaut ole BBirons, Chateau llfirande, Paris,
}las been burned, with a valuahle historical
collection of portraits.
SCOTT'S Eox nsrON OD COD LIV1013 OIL AND
1ixPOPROSPalTHS
is sold all over the world, Itis far superior
to plain Cod Liver Oil, palatable and easily
digested. Dr. 11lartiri Milos Stanton, Bury
Bunks, London, Enttlaad, says: "I have tiro-
scribed Soott's Emulsion, and taken it myself.
1t is palatable, efficient, and can be tolerated
by almost anyone, espeoially where ood liver
oil itself cannot be borne. Put up in, 60o
and $1 size,
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SALE REGISTER.
WEDNESDAY, Finn. Ism. -Farm Stock
Implements, dr:o.;,the property of W.
Py bus, Lot 25, Con. 8, Usborne. Sale
at one o'clock. JAS. OKE, Auo.
MARKET REPORTS.
(Oorrecied at5 o'clock p.m, Wednesday.
FallWhe a l . ... ... b 79 to 80
Spring Wheat.., 0 75 to Q78
Barley ... 65 to . 70
e54to 55
450to500
.. ... 150 to .200
.,. 057to058
... 058to060
• 0 1B. to 0 18
.• 18 to 0 18
OO to 555
75 to. 80
40to050
... 004to000.
005t0005
0 07 to 08
045to0'50
▪ 020to030
... 625to670
... 400 to500
550to5.50
. 6.00 to 600
... 075to1CC
... 050to070
020to021
• 800 to '8 00
• 050to07.5
25 to3oo
Oats -.
Glover Bee d
Timothy
Peas
Corn
Biggs
Butte]
Pl'ourperbbl, ,.. ...
Potatoos,por bushel ..
Apples,perbag ,..
DriedApplespr b
Geese per lb.
Turkey per lb
Ducks pe r pr
Chickens per pr
Hogs,drossedper10
Beef ...
Hidesrouh ,' ,.. -•.
' dressed
Sheepskins 00011
Oali ins
sk
Wool per lb ...
Hayperton
1
l monsneY bush
Woodpsr cord
ST: MARYS.
Furnished by'>]Zessrs: Garter, Son & Co.
Fall Wheat 80 to 82
Spring Wheat...-. ......... I.,..... 80 82
Oats y'` 3B3 65 70
Clover Seed 4 50 5 be
Timothy 1 50 2 00
Peas 58 60.
Eggs 16 )7
Butter 16 17
Potatoes per bush 60 70
Apples perlbush 30 40
Wool perlb 00 00
Hay Dorton 800 0 OQ
The Grain < Situation.
The leading wheat markets in the States.
have been very steady up to this afternoon,
(Tuesday) when there was a break of half a
cent. British markets quiet with a moderate
export inquiry. The visible supply shows
a decrease ofa little over 600,000 bushels
for the week. The December crop report of
the U. S. Deparment . of Agriculture gives
the arca, product and value of the leading
cerealcrops of 1887. The area of corn har-
vested,'excladiug abandoned or worthless
acreage, is. 72,392,720 acres ; product, 1,456,-
161,000 bushels ; average yield per acre,
20.11 bushels ;farm value of crop, $646,106,-
770. The area of ' wheat was 37,641,783
acres; product, 456,829,000 bushels ;'aver-
age yield per acre, 12.12 bushels ; farm value
of crop, $310,612,960. The area of oats was
25,920,906 Gores;; product, 659,618,000 bush-
els ; average yield per acre, 25.4E bushels
farm value of Drop, $200,699,790. The re-
ports of winter wheat' do not show much" :de-
crease in area. In Texas there isee consider-
able increase, and slight iucrease 111 some
other States. Tho average decline appears to
be between 1 and 2 percent. In Kentuc-
ky 97, Ohio 90, Michigan 98, Indiana 100,
Illinois 98, Missouri 99, Kansan 98. The
condition is affected somewhat by the dryness
of the seed bed in the districts that suffered
from drought, delaying seeding germination
and growth. The later rales greatly am•
proved the situation. The average of con-
dition in
on-ditionin 95, ranging in the principle States
from 90 to 98. The oouditioa of whiter rye
coincides very closely with thatof wheat.
Live Stock Markets.
There is a quiet trade with moderate re-
ceipts, and prices continue steady. The
supply of choice qualities; however, is com-
paratively small, and they sell readily.
Others dull and weak in prices, with but -lit-
tie inquiry. Choice steers fit for shipment
will bring 4%o per ib., auct good lots 4-ee
Bulls' sold fairly well at 21 to 3i e. per ib,'
according to quality. Fair butchers', aver-
aging 1,060 to 1,150 lbs., sold $80 to $35 per
head, and extra butchers, $38 to;$40. .A
good many sold at $25 to $30. Sheep and
lambs sell in small bunobes, together at $4,-
50 to $5 a head. Calves etoady; prime $6 to
$8 a head,and ordinary 93 to 94. Hogs are
firm, the beet medium weights selling at 5ee
Per Ib heavy, 4i to 5c, and stems leo to '13c
per lb.,,
Chicago received over 59,000 cattle or
70,000,000 lbs. of fresh meat last week. The
largest week's roceipts on record - 62,493
head -were for the weak elydiug Nov. 26,'87.
when the "range" cattle were arriving freely.
During the last week were received more
pounds of beef than during the big week iii
The following is the result of a crop report
'gathered by a communication from Chicago :
Illinois --Sixty-five counties report 89 per
cent. loss cattle, 40 per cent. wee hogs, acid
52 per cent, less hay, and 52 (101 trent. loss
corn on hared, compared with the same time
112.1887. Iowa -89 counties report 19 per
cent, less cattle, 25 per cent. loss )togs, and 17
per cont. more corn on band, coliaparo.l with
the same time in 1887. Northern bits •loud
-Thirty counties roped `0 per cent, less cat-
tle, 29 per eone less hogs and 5 per cent, less
corn on hand, dor-neared with the same time
in 1887, Nebraska -86 counties report 22
per cent. legs cattle, 32 per Bent: 1e05 hogs
and 21 per omit, loss cont on hand. compar-
ed with same moo in 1887. Northern Krau •
eas-i5 mitre ties report 64 pot emitices cat.
tie, 55 per cent. less hogs, anti 69 per cent.
loss corn on hand, with a od
p r same time
in 1887, Southeast Dakota --Several cotin-
tins ieportthusamotunbb
el of caul,
enud 30
per Dent, neore core on hand, , coni rtred with
same timolast year. F L
loci t��
six` months of 1888 the host
WO it repotted Opo tact whria•
tags of about 35 per cent. from last year,
hut wo do t.iof this s
:
o will 1)o very ntt:
tice'ablo bofSro March, ail there 5801.118 to be a
free movement OOmnta
o t present, and we think It
Hill core -:epee during ibis mouth anti• next,
Town --At prices to
Suit you.
-FROM-
Po m 70 Cts., 10 Dollars
SATISU'AC'T'ION GUARANTEED
EVERY CASE.
IN
WE WILL NOT BE UNDER-
SOLD,
-=-Don't fail to call at the --
Dominion Laboratory
J. W. BROWNING, Prop.
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ODDER -
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-CURES-
Liver Complaint,
Dyspopsie,
Biliousness,
Sick Headache,
ltiduey Troubles,
Rheumatism
Skin Diseases
-and all
Imprtrities of the
Blood from what-
ever cause arising
Female weakness
& General debility
Purely Vegetable, Highly Concentrated,
Pleasant and effectual to use.
-ASK FOR
Doctor Hodder's Compound.
Take no other. Sold everywhere. Price
75 cents per bottle.
DR. HO DDER'S
Cough ? Lon_ Cure
r
Sold Everywhere. Pricey 25 cents and 50
cents` per bottle. Proprietors and Manf'rs,
the Union Medicine Company,
Toronto- Canada.
SAW' GUMMING. -The Under -
L signed would inform the public that he
is prepared to gum saws on the shortest nett co,
and in a first-class manner, guaranteeing not to
damage the plate. Saws gummed at a low price,
at the factory. t mild south of Exeter.
2-m T. HEAMAN..
The Great English Prescription.
A successful 'Medicine used over
an of cases
years in thousands 80 ,.
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Cores S
ernatonh
a Netroox
a
Weakness, Emissions, Impotency
and all diseases caused
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by abuse.
[BEFORE] indiscretion, or over-exertion. Urns]
Six packages Guaranteed to Care when au others
Fail. Ask your Druggist for The Great English
Prescription,take no substitute. One package
Si. Six 35, by mail. Write for. Pamphlet. Address
Eureka Chemical Co., Detroit, Ditch.
-ir lisE k A 1T'2
wo2,Z1j,i. .1i'o lil'DE
Are pleasant to t•ik.\ c gilt io their owe
Purgative. Is r F.1e, se, end c:rectuar
troyer of Term or Adults
P
sort
CATARRH,
GIVES
Immediate Belief
FOR,
Cekk ill Heaiis'
SAY FEVER.
EASY TO TJSE.
rot a Snug, Powder or Irritating Liquid. Price
50 cts. and $1:00. If not obtainable at your drug+
gists, sent prepaid on receipt of price.. •Addres4.
F,WIFORD' &' 00., Brockville, Orae
TRUSSES z
HRISTIAN LAWYER, manufac-
NJ turer of all kinds of'lrusaes ; Residence
Renuie's Mills, fray, more howill attend to the
wants of any, who may require his services,
Wily pay from $15.00 to 5115 00 for the same ar-
ticle which 110 can furnish you for $5,00, and
which is as ];ood if not better and warranted
to fit with comfort 7 Rarnombor, Double
Trusses. $ 5.00 ; Single Trusses, 30.50,. All com-
munications addressed to
CHR'IISTIAN LAWYER
Zurich 13.0., Out,
EVV ILACKSMITI-I SHOP.-
Tho.,a
Cavo ]ecoid inform the pnbl.i.o that
he lifts opened a
SiZ,-e: setere TO=T- x5ZOO'
In Sent/mane Block, opposite tete Pest Office,
where he will be pleased to meet hie old. anato-
niers,and (0 many now ones, wishing work done
on shortest none() and at low ,rices.
13erso-•shoeing 1051g 01515{ tiles ksihitliin a
spociclty. T1t0c,. CAVE, g
Omenet° the Post OMee.Exeter,
The undoreignecl would rosliectfully infer$
he community that they have leased the above
011118'for a tern of years ; arld 1vi11 bo pleased.
Len
a call from all. The inti] hoe Teoentl
been improved, bytho adctition of 31oiv mashy
finery. It is tho intention of tbo subscribers to
add a sot of rolls as soon as possible; and all
i combined, the
Wood.ham Grist Mill.
Willbe secoudto none in the West.
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Gristing and Chopping Done
Promptly.
Fresh oatmeal constantly on hand for sale or
exchanged for oats.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
GO Na iiiAAPT.XON Chile;]).
An et d ithysician, retired froth preaches, ltav
inp heal placed in his
hinds ins en ilc n,t roc)inet
miset011:t.r tion ,1•il 1 of -, - 1 Ic
fr 7ttl a X11`. V� 6lb
Y £ little cgs
romo0y 101' the speedy and ,x*ri mem rest mire of
Clotismmption, I3roncltitis, - Catiarrh, Asthma
elle tt11 throe$'Stud lung aflv0tfo70, 11,1st0 3. posi-
tIve Nth{ silica] euro for iv:,'t', its Debility and
all Nervous Urn 1n'nil t, after healing teated its
wonderful curative powers i,9 thonas�tltt of
oases, has felt it his duty to ul lkdit kno n t5
ljasullcring.fellows. Asotuatcidbt t'-,'sm0tive
aid a desire to relieve liftman tl111101in '' vr.a
seed frau of oh ergo, to all who cairn ; . the
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SeirA TRIAL SOLICITED.
J. & A.. MONEVIN,
THE KEY TO HEALTH,
'nlooks allthe clogged avenues of the
Bowels, Kidneys and Liver, carry-
ing off gradually, without weakening the
system, all the impurities and foul
humors of the secretions; at the same
time Correcting Acidity of the
Stomach, curing Biliousness, Dys-
pepsia, Headaches, Dizziness,
Heartburn, Constipation, Dryness`
of the Skin, Dropsy, Dimness of
Vision, jaundice, Salt Rheum,
Erysipelas, Scrofula, Fluttering of
the Heart, Nervousness, and Gen-
eral Debility; all these and many
other similar Complaints yield to the
happy influence of BURDOO
BLOOD,BZTTERS.
Ts 2i1Lt:i'0$ .g V6.. Prerrrrters, 7rorcntor
iL MORE
Expectoran.t !
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The high character of this old medicine
as a sure remedy for Coughs, Colds, Throat
'
and Lung iroubles is repeatedly confirmed
by the gratifying, trrateful and unsolicited
testimony received • from those who have
been benefitted by its use.
READ THE FOLLOWING :
MR. S. J. WILCOCK, Toronto, writes: ---
"1 Kaye used Hallamore's Expectorant in
my family for Coughs acct Colds, for thir-
teen years and would not be without it."
Mit. 3. C. Soxthr, Car Inspector, C.P.R.,
Galt, writes
Send me one dollar's worth of Haliamore's
Expectorant. I cannot get along 'without
GO TO LUTZ'S' DRUG STORE FOR A
25 at J3ottle.
Tho whole scstom is deranged and out of
sorts The uloo,lia impure, pimples, boils and
liver sprts apps -acing on the face and body,'
The liver is clogged and inactive, causing `fa-
tigue, loss of appetite, a dull. sleepy, tirodfeei-
ing ;with -inability to d0 work, the complexion
is fallow and muddy, and it is absolutely lie-
cessary,to enjoy good health, to take the cola-
brated
Dr. CHASE'S
Mandrake, Dandelion Liver cure, which puri-
fies the blood by stimulating the Livor, aiding
digestiou and promoting a natural avacnation O 1
of the bowels. lh,andrako and Dandelion are
known, .and
two of tbo Dost Liver regulators
�Qy9
that the Liver is r
al e
dfcal mon u a.i:aa
len
more vita] .importance to health than the
Heart and Lungs, If the Liver is torpid or in-
active, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Ffaadache, Cos-
tiveness, etc. will result;,
At Toronto. Every Barrel Guaranteed. This Oil was need on nil machinery Barin the
Exhibition. It has been awarded NINE GOLD MEDALS during the last three years.
t -°'See Shat you get Peerless. It is only mode by
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FOB SALE BY JAS, PICKARD,
FOVPIiUfli' Pt,nSEI01
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For few weeks only, Come aud see him, He has got
lots of goods of all, descriptions with him.
PRICE'S TO SUIT THE TIMES.
My Oyster Parlor is alway open, and oysters served ; as you
want them, and 011 the shortest possible notice.
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late 535, Oxford Street, London. kk
Purchasers should look to the Label on the Boxes anti Pots: k.
If the address is not 533, Oxford Street, London, they are spuriona. I
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(Wholesale and Retail.)
BUILDER'S HARDWARE -Nails, Glass, . (stained and; engrave/?), Locks, Hine
Butts (full line.)
CARRIAGE HARDWARE -Bar Iron, Bent Stuff, Hubbs, Spokes, Cutter Runners
Shafts, Moquette 'Wnnslin,+Drill, &a..
MILL SUPPLIES --Stow Pipe, Fittings; Valves,' Asbestos, Packing, Rubber and Leath-
er Beitims, Y.ke.
SPORTING MATERIAL -Breach Loading and Shot Guns, Powder, Shot, &c„
Rochester
Lamps,'
Silver Star Coal
Oil, Wicks, Bur-
ners, Axes,
& Skates.
LANCE SAWS.
STOVE DEPARTMENT
-SEE THE--
Original
13E-Original Cook and Triumph
HEATING, STOVES.
The BradleyEavetrough auclTin-
ware a Specialty,
Verity's Plows and Points, Cal.
ne Paster, Carpet, Felts," Pitch
C Tar,&.
Send in your orders for Chestnut or Stone, Carmel Soft, ansi the Semonic Blossburg
Coal before it advances. Ansalell Galvanized and Barb Wire dheap.
JAMES PICKARl
asmamussossts
Complaint, Wnoy and Urinary Troll rlla:,7e.un-
dice Liver Spots, Impure Blood, Pon I. Breath.
aro quickly cared by Dr. Chase's Mandrake
Dandelion Livor
When the Kidneys aro clisoased, overtaxed
and weakened, ono er two lwtalos oro guar-
anteed to ,lli•n ]lir. ,Vox, 'envier, 'Sense Gwil-
lin:,bury.wee troubie3 tor iar gears with kid-
ney disease, was compelled to rise 5 end 6
timesthiough the night to urinate, suffered
fnt111sopain,1111r1 woe fib ally cared after all
other'roittieslies and. 1)11ysicfane lzad failed, by
using thrco bottles,
5000,000 SOTeD
Over one -halt minion of 1)r, Chase s Receipt
130(11.=i hare bean sold fn Canada alone, mud we
want every 5101sort troubled with 1 -fiver Coin.
1,lai115 Nita 1cn100,y,li;o,tsns.otc., to try Chase
T,ivnr Unto- Wrapped al•o111111-,every bottle is
avaluable
Rlsc�zpTBOOK REE
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un1+try+toilet, boateor1 risouianahotllclb0
witho'ii,this boob, the flnost', onlloetitln of reel-
pox e,.1'1, Tim Indict' (loyartinont gte as r'w-
cetl,tafor beentifyinf' the cninploxlon. nfag-
olfa 0•,1111,°realil off Bow ty,illn,y, Dow , Tem,
i.ecl:les, Sunburn, 'Hair Dyes and 1. r omot,rs,
Too t.h•potitctc1a.W19iil1 ,Iroldon/lair.Dyo,'for
blooelil 15. (115:5 '115111 '1) .L guidon line, Eye or
I,tfstre. oto., etc.
501,1 11' 11151111519100 TBus,a bottle.
mho bunt; eionc Is worth ton times the cost of
the medicine. i�
1'ry I Jr. (1 '.
,5". I1.idnoy Liver Pills, the only.
'1 mads: actin 1111 ctl:; on. t1.0 ItidnO s,. L.iv-
o11 g 23 .
Sold all 2•, c':Selo 1
o1•ailrii3rltvals,. Y
era. ...
11E ON YOUR GUARD.
1)o17't,Illidiv a cold. to'. bead to 'slowly and
surely 1111110'p titin ea terrh, whet ;Vett can be
Giver] for 25e,, by using ler", ''Moss's Cataerll
flare,. .t -few,, ,,,N5,tlonsneed, inelpient, Ott t.
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boxes
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We would call the attentiou of the people of Exeter and surrounding twit:try
fact that we, Having purchased trio stool: anti business of WILLIAM DREW, aro Offe
special.cinducefnentsin - -
Parlor Setts,Plain ana Paley Tables. S iiI.y 11c[ 1tit
11e.'
Yse
kiOdlooin SOtt', Wood. (ane & Perforated Chairs, Book
Ci1,SCsc
WrItin>, Desks SideRlt>tsrdS•
Whatnots, Cradles, tittllSttt;indS,.
And ailitIdlosss Variety in Beds, F tlPoau8, Cupboal'tl,t, &C.
Our Stook of Lumber i4 Lal e ant] Thoroughly and hoer
S g , FS Y , , ngliado:CtenBi'f'+'a'
xporionte in the eadieg.faetories of"t11e Dominion, we can, guaralitec Styleet1 aid Ser-
i
, ,
to J'urniture.
Our Stock of Undertaking Gods is the Largest in the tlbunt and our Bears p.
,� . � Y, n lino r
t nal north at Leedom Specie] 111151ltinn will be paid to this braticli of the business'
re
reovoxgouo will find us prompt and reliable 1srese m
e
REPAIRING OP ALL RINDS DR
011TLY ATTENDED TO,
Remember i e Stand, One Door
North oi Nolton$ Pa