HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1888-1-26, Page 5Since last July Mr, Wm, H. Graham
Of St. May, has Bold to different
News of the Day.
pr(11(1,1T tiramor:,UUJIVHIRUfl
parties seven fine Clydesdale colts,
The Southern League ia in a quandary
whether to play ball or dissolve.
The Chicagos will do their sprieg training
as usuat at Hot Seriogs.
DANGEROUS COUR Tratras,
Counterfeits are always dangerous, more
so that they always closely imitate the origin-
al in tippeerance and name. Tbe remark-
able success aobieved by Nasal 13alin as a
positive cure for Catarrh and Cold in the
Head Isas induced unprinoipled partiee to
imitate it. The public are cautioned not to
be deceived by nostrums itnitating Nasal
Balm in name and tippet:ramie bearing such
names as Nasal Cream, Nasal Balsam, eto.
Ask for Naeal Balm amide not take imitation
dealers may urge upon you. For wale by all
druggists or eent postpaid on receipt of price
(50o and $1.) by addressiug Fulford Co.,
which netted him a large sum of money.
George Porte, of (iiandeboye, has
been committed to jail for two months
for a breach of the Scott Act.
Mr. Henry Eoyd, or the lat con.
McGillivray, has disposed of one ot Iiia
valuable farms to Mr. Wm. Lee, 2nd
McGillivray, for the BUM of $5750.
Mea ars, Owens Bros., Ot NO, 2 McGill-
ivrey have disposed ofkanother magnifi-
cent span of ClYdeadale geldiuga, for
the sum of $395.00.
Mr William Wood of Blanshard, has
a span of three year old Clydesdale
geldings for which lie refused a Ebert
tuneeago the handsome sum ot $450.
ring last fall while plowing was in
Pro ,.fs on the Trick farm on the Bay-
oad, they turned up an eik's an-
tler that measured 5 feet, 8; inches in
length, and one of the prongs measur-
ed 18i inches in length.
Mr. Wilbur Foster, operator at the 0,
T. R- Station, Clinton, has left to take a
position on the C. P. R., as operator at
a station near Ottawa. Him place will
be supplied by Mr. Hyde.
The Well and favorably known trot-
ting stallion "Royal Revenge," owned
by Mr, D. Erwin, of the Central Hotel,-
Blytb, has become the property of Mr.
Jonathan Eedy, of Lucan. The nome
nal price of $1,200 was paid for him.
It is stated that Mr. J. A. Norris has
been sppointecl post -master, at Far
quhar, inotead of Mr. Gardiner resigned
anti that Mr. Hay will act as his deputy.
This rumor has no foundation, and the
probability Is that Mr. John Kay of
Usborne Will be appointed.
Mr. Edward Hall, of LimerIck, who,
some time ago left ler Michigan, was
killed the other day in, the lumber
woods. He was drawing logs, when the
load upset, he falling betvveen two of
the logs, and was crushed to death.
The remains were interred in (he ceme-
tery at Limerick on Sunday last. De-
ceased was well and. favorably known
throughout this section.
• Stratford is discussing the question o
electric light, and it is proposed to buy
a Royal plant at a cost of $10,000, to
run fifty lamps. Tbe estimated cost or
50.. all night lamps, including interest
on plant is $2,835 per year.
On Tuesday evening of laet vveek Mr,
Darius O'Neil, of the 15 con. London,
had the misfortune of having his hodse
and contents destroyed by fire, caused
by a chimney Igniting and the Burning.
contents falling into a fire place de-
pOstting its burning debris upon the
floole Mr. )'Neille loss is partly cover-
ed by insurance.
The meeting of the Directors, of the
Blanshard Agricultural Society was
held in the hall on Thursday, 12th inst.,
ti(e, follovving officers ware elected for
thO,ensuing year; President, William
Roger; yice.president, Wm. Hazlewood;
Sec-treas., Robert Beatty; directors,
Messrs. Creighton and Anson.
A fire started in the basement of the
Methodiat church, Mitchell, on Sunday
last. Divine service was in progress at
the time, and when the alarm was
given, the greatest excitement pre -
veiled. A rush wasmade for the doors,
one lady tumbled down stairs, while
several others were nearly crowded
through a window. Beyond the burning
of a hole in the upper floor, very little
damage was done.
Sonia discussion is going on in the
township at present over a proposition
to separate East Williams into two
tovvnships, taking the river Salable as a
dividing line. This would make a very
even division of the township, the south
part. having a few more votes and a
• little the most land. One object for
making this Change is the very heavy
• expense of keeping op the' numerous
• heavy bridges' over the river, which
would. by the change, fall Upon the
• coun ty at large.
• The new Presbyterian church at Cor-
bett's corners was dedicated on Sunday
• last. Sermons were preached on Sun-
day, and on Monday a tea was given.
The affair ryas successful beyond antici-
pation. fhe church was built by A. K.
Vah Wyck of Parkhill, and is a handsome
little edifice.
AA the inaugural meeting of the St.
Marys council the following officers
were appointed: Wm. Williams, town
clerk, Aelaus Mitchell, constable; Ed-
ward Long, treasurer, J. W. Poole,
assessor and N. E. Birch, collector.
Woo. Brown, night watchman. The
• weigh scales have been rented to Mr.
Geo. Grant for the current year for
$130.
The following trots Hibbert sehool
teacher. and a Liberal, anent the fre-
quent changes made by the Ontario
Government, in the school books, will
prove interesting to all:—The people
in this locality 'were much pleased to
to beer the voice of the press proclaim-
ing against the incessant changing of
school books. It is a very grievous
trouble , and many good and efficient
• books are cast aside, and others not a
• whit better. and in some 'cases not so
good as those they are driven out are
put in their place. It is not any predu-
• dice that prompts me its what I say
•here, but simply the trouble caused by
• meang children continually to be
• but*Ing new books, when their former
hotilte would serve jest as good purpose.
httV'e now authorized a complete set
• of new books, all of winch must be used
• after ,Tuly, So parents may see for
therdselves that if theie children have
to buy new books, it is not it fault of
the teacher; because the teacher has to
• coriduct the school according to law or
• the section Wilt forfeit its school grants.
The Biddutpli township council on
• their adjournment on Monday evening
,16th, were, together with the munieipal
officers, entertained by the genial land-
lord ?t,the 'Victoria Hotel, Clarpieboye,
to it Sumptuous banquet, efti rwbkoh the
usual:loyal toasts were given and drank
• with gusts, ,,Our 1VIunicipal Xnstitu
tions 'i was ably responded to by Messes
Viii, Baton end McGee. "Our.
Municipel (Macre was drank with en.
'thuslitani Red acknowledged in neat
speeches by Meesra. J. Lewis, lissetteor,'
and a. Flanagan, treasurer, Was I Our
Eilueittientil Interest" brodght forth
• and telling speethes from Reeve trod -
gins and Mr. Flanagan A "But -brier'
VMS drank to “Mine host and hostess'
followed by liPor he is a jolly good
.elloW," The mijouttiment wits Made at
tettsoneble hoer.
In u recent game on the slope van Traliiren
shut the Browue out without a hit.
CAUTION.
A source of mncla ill health ia neglected
Constipation. The utmost caution should be
observed to keep the bowels regular. The
best regulator of the bowels to promote their
natural action is Burdock Blood Bitters. Try
it it troubled with constipation.
A San Francisco paper remarks that Lat-
ham is a tatueh better °etcher than he is "a
third 'basemen."
The Texas League has been admitted to
qualified membership under the national
agreement.
PRESENCE OF MIND,
Piesenee of mind in ease of aceidents and
emergencies, and when coupled with Hagyards
• Yellow Oil will often save life. Yellow Oil
cures all painful injuries, scalds, burns,
bruises, frost bites, rheumatic and neuralgic
pains. and in fact ,a handy and reliable
surgical aid.
Now comes the story that Radburn has
bought an interest in a hotel at Blooming -
on, Ill., and 'will retire from base ball.
• RE1VIARRABLE RESTORATION.
Matthew Sullivan, of Westover, Ont„ was
ill with dyspepsia for four years. Finding
dootors did him little good he tried Burdock
Blood Bitters; six bottles cured him, and he
gained in weight to 178 pounds. B. B. B.
oures the worst known cases of chronic dys-
pepsia after all else fails.
Hon. Mr. Levalle, Quebeo Legislative Conn
oilier, has resigned his seat.
A BOON AND A BLESSING
A boon and a blessing to mankind is Hag.
yard's Yellow Oil, the great pain destroyer
and healing remade for external and inter-
nal me. Yellow Oil cures all aches and
pains, rheumatism, lame back, sore throat,
croup, deafness, cramps, contracted cords and
lameness. Procure il of your druggist.
The extra:mould weather of the past two
bays has killed ahe peach euds along the
Hudson.
LOOK 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
up the cough by the cough by loosening the
tough phlegm with Hagyard's Pectoral Bal-
sam.
Ed. Coffey, the convicted murderer who
cut his throat in jail at Pittsburg, Pa., last
Wedne2eay, died yesterday morning.
Santo Salizer, a Mexican, was lynched last
night, near Collins, 'Tex., for the simposed
murder of David Stafiord. •
MIND Yon OwN BUSINESS.
Those iffen always succeed best who mind
their own business. The reason is probably
because they meet with such little competit-
ion. Imperial Cream Tartar Baking Powder
is the Most successful baking powder in the
Market because it /Merida toit's own business.
It aells °flats own merits, not by abusing
ether Bimilar preparations.
DO YOU BELIEVE IN SIGNS ?
We do ; for inetanee the signs of torpid
liver are yellow eyes, sallow complexion,
pain under i•ight shoulder, irregular bowels,
headache, low spirits and. weariness. All
these signs may be removed by Burdock
Blood Bitters, which is a sure cure for all
irregularities of the liver.
A Cleveland, Ohio, despatch saye :—It is
reported that a long freight train plunged
from a trestle over the flats into the river to-
day, and that four men were killed.
ADVICE TO ltorEams.-Are you disturbet at
night and broken of your rest by a sick child
suffering and crying with pain of Cutting
Teeth? If so send at onee and get a bottle of
'lre.Winslow's SoothingSyrmP' for Children
Teei
thing, Its value is ncalculable. • It will
VtilieVe the poor little sufferer inimediately
Impend upon it, mothers; there is no mistake
about it. It euros Dysentery and ninsebeea,
reguldtes the Stomach and Bowels, cures Wind
Colictsoftens the emu s, reducesInitammation,
and gives tone and energy to the whole system.
"sirs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for children
teething is pleasant to the taste and is the
prescription of one of the oldest and bes
female physicians and nurses in the United
States, and is tarsals by all druggists through-
out the world. Price twenty-five cents a bot-
tle. Se sure and ask for "Pans. Wxxsnow's
0,erriture. P",817P nnd take no other kind.
Bight Hon. Hugh Childers, who has been
making private inquiries into the condition
of affairs in Ireland, has returned to London.
Gontaut de Birmis, Chateau Miranda, Paris,
has been burned, with a valuable historical
collection of portraits.
SCOTT's EMULSION OE COD LITER OIL AND
HYPOPHOSPRITES
is sold all over the world. It is far superior
to plain Cod Liver Oil, palatable and easily
digested. Dr. Martin Miles Stanton, Bury
Bucks, London, England, says: "I have pre-
scribed Scott's Emulsion, and taken it myself.
1± 18 palatable, efficient, and can be tolerated
by almost anyone, especially where cod liver
nonildit4s1elfsiotaen.not be borne. Pitt lili in 500
MARKET BEPRTS.
(corrected at 5 o'clock p.m. Wednesday.
Fe.11Whe a 1- - ... 0 SO to 87
Barley ... -
Spring When C... ••• 9 cr;; too 0;73
Oats .“ ..,
0 88 to 40
Clover seed 4 508o 5 00
2.00 co 2 60
Timothy ''
Peas
0 58 to 0 58
DOM 0 138 be 0 CC
Eggs ... 0 18 to 5 18
Flourperbbi . .. Butter
DO 6 o a 65
... - 15 to 0 17
Potatoes,per bushel ... 75 150 80
Apples,per bag . ' 40 60 0 50
DriedApplespr b ... .., 0 04 to 0 00
4..i0O8O per lb. .., .., 0 05 to 0 05
Turkey per lb 0 07 to 08
Ducks pe r pr •. .,.. 0 468o 00,0
Obickens per pr • - 0 e0 to 0 80
frogs ,r1r essedp e r 1 0 0 75 to 7 00
Beef •.. ••• 400 8130
l'i i'd'e a rd°rtto alleged ..„.. 5 50 to 5 50
Sheepskins (moll ,, 6 00 to 0 00
ClEulfElking 0 75 he 1 CC
0(30 to 0 '70
Wool per lb „,
0 20 to 0 21
isityperton ,..
onion seer bush 800 te 8 00
V'oodper cord 0 GO to 0 75
21 to 1 00
Fer: trAurs.
Ettrnished by115o86o9 Carter, Son ie Co.
Xtall 1.vbeat. ..... . .. ....... . 80 te 89,
Sering . . .... .,E .. . ..... (o) 15(3
Ilar.ey ........ .... .. ... 00 "70
. . ... ... . .......... 86 81
..... . . .... 60 •• 1501
imo thy, „ .. ..... ....,.1 50 2 Of
Peas „ „ , 151 Go
Eges„.„ ... .... . . 16 17
"Sutter ..... ... ....... 10 1?
Potatoes Per . ..... 60 70
An 4(1
)11st1.31.,3.1t-."...','.‘,.-.,.:.'',..11Wd(ieT1;,. (0
150
.. .
11a1 1500toii 81(3
I The Largest and Most Complete '
assortment of Spectacle in
Town ---At prices to
!
Suit you. ,
-PROM--
--
IMPZIRIAL 3/XLLS
wooDuAm,
• The undersigned would respeCtfully infor
lia eommunity that they hex° leeeed the above
mina for a term of years; and will be pleased
te have a call from all. The mill has recently
been improved, by the addition of Lew mach-
inery. J1515thQjntentjonof the subscribers to
add a act of rolls as 000n as possible ; and all
Icombined, the
FPOM 70 Cis. 10 DolIars1Woodham Grist Mill
Will be second to none in the Went.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN Griating and Chopping Done
• , EVERY CASE.'
Promptly. •
Fresh oatmeal constantly on hand for sale or
exchanged for oats.
sATisrACTION GUARANTEED.
WR WILL NOT BE UNDER-
SOLD.
--Don't fail to call at the-_
Dominion Laboratory !
J. W. BROWNING, Prop.
—CURES --
Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia,
Biliousness,
Sick Headache,
Kidney Troubles,
Rheumatism
Skin.Diseases
--and all -
Impurities 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 Cowpound.
Take no other. Sold everywhere. Price
75 cents per bottle.
• DR. HO DDER'S
Colgh Lung Cure
Sold Everywhere. Price, 25 cents and 50
cents per bottle. Proprietors and Manfrs,
the Union Medicine Company,
Toronto Canada.
).SAW GUMMING.—The Under-
- signed would heti= the public that he
is prepared to gum saws oir the shortest notice,
and in a first-class manner; guaranteeing not to
damage the plate. SaWS gummed at a low price,
at the factory, i mile south of Exeter.
2-ra T. HEAMAN.
•
The Great English Prescription.
A successful medicine used over
80 years in thousands of cases.
Cures Spermatorthea, Nervous
Weakness, ElitiSSiOnS, Impotency
and all diseases caused by abuse.
[ELMORE] indiscretion, or over-exertion. (Arras]
Six packages auaranteed to Cure when all others
Fail. Ask your Druggist for The Great English
Prescription, take no substitute. One package
Si. Six 85, by mali. Write for Pamphlet, Address
Eureka Climatical Co., litetrolt, Mich.
-Ora
REELPIAM'S
W 0 It POWD 21 el
Are pletisant to take. Contaits their OWE
Ptirgativc. Is a P-17,1 $11V4-1. Lelia effectual
4E,TrtntiOr• of wortzei im Clm.ild.wn ot Adults
PgSiTak: LmElL
OATARRN.
Immediato Relleg
SOR
CO111111 Ileg(1
HAY FEVER.
EASY TO USE.
Not a Snuff, Powder or Irritating Liquid. Price
50 eta. and $L00. If not obtainable at your drug.
gists, gent prepaid on receipt of price. Addresa
LFORD & CO., Brookville, Ont..
TRUSSES!
riEIRISTIAN LAWYER, ma n Edo.
turer of all kinds 0ln:tissue; Residence:
Bannie's Mills,13ay,wnere he w ill attend to the
-wants of any who May require his services,
Why pay from $15.00 to $25 00 for the same ar-
ticle which he eau tarnish you for $5.00, and
which is as good If not better and warranted
to fit with comfort? Remember, Double
TruSses, 45.00; Single Trusses, 42.50. All c'ern-
ratinications addressed to
CHRISTIAN LA.WYEE,
Zurich P. O., Ont.
EW BLAG'I(SMITH SHOP,—
Thos as,Ve would inform the public that
he hes opened a
Qtexnn8110
In Seutlioott'it Meek. opposite the. PeSt Office,
where he Witt bo 01611.500 to 105015 )115 old easte-
rners and am
s any new enos, wishing work done
on sliertest notice and at lerr Pri aoti•
norse-sheeing and general bliteltinnithing s.
SPedialtY. TID15. OAVB,
• Ounesite the Pest 011166.111toter,
(1014su3t c o
An oid physician; retirecl o in pre et ic_e,hav
in hat placed 10 1105 bands 07 an 2a11indiAn
t otorinula Of 9 8inap10 Vogottwoic
remedy for the speedy and permanent 01180 119
illtenatuription, Bronchitis. Catarrh, Alithrna.
rola 011 throat and limg affections, 9180 11 Pest -
titre aria rai1fda1 eure for N ravens Debi' ity and
all Nervotts CoMplaints, after having teSte,t1 its
wonderful eurative powers in thbuSandi) of
09508, has felt it lih &Ay to make it knewn to
histufferine fellows. Actuated by this Mstive
And a desire to relieve nu man sniterink,„
Send free of climate, te Ito vithe O1581re 1t, thlti
881)11)0,in Germ sma1reneh 08 .11..nallth, w1,61:,bnli
directiOns ler preparing and usiint Sent bY
'mail by audreselneg with stainti, /ming
1,7ori.01,40Zo,seetnte° Rte1
4 EitOr
TRIAL SOLICITED,
J. (46 A. MeNEVIN,
WILL CURE OR RELIEVE
BILIOUSNESS, DIZZINESS,
DYSPEPSIA, DROPSY,
INDIGESTION, FLUTTERING
JAUNDICE, OF THE HEART,
ERYSIPELAS, ACIDITY OF
SALT RHEUM, THE STOMACH,
HEARTBURN, DRYNESS
HEADACHE, • OF THE SKIN,
And every- species ot disease arising
from disordered LIVER, KIDNEYS,
STOMACH, BOVVELPImrBLOOD.
R1. MILBURN & (11 "'",g)=6,ro.
EALLAmem
Expectorant!
--0--X-0-
The high high character of this old medicine
as a sure remedy for Coughs, Colds, Throat
and Lung Troubles is repeatedly confirmed
by the gratifying, arateful and unsolicited
testimony received from those who hav e
been benefitted by its use.
'READ THE FOLLOWING- :
MR. 8. J. Wmoock, Toronto, writes:—
"nave used .Hallamore's Expectorant in
my family for Coughs and 'Colds, for thir-
teen years and would. not be without it."
Mu. J. C. SMITH, Car Inspector, 0.1).R.,
Galt, writes :—
Send me one dollar's worth of Hallamore's
Expectorant I cannot get along without
it.
GO TO LUTZ'S DRUG STORE FOR A
25 ct. •Bottle.
The whole sTstem is dqranged mid out of
sorts.. 'I'lle blood is impure, pimples, boils and
liver_ spr ta nylim ant ing on the face and , body.
The liver is clogged and Ina° Give, causing fa-
tigue, loss of appetite. a ann. sleepy, tiredfeel.
. Send in your orders for Chestnut or Stone, Carmel Soft, and the Senaouie Blossburg ,
1 •
ing , with inability to do work. the complexion
is follow and inuAdy. and it is rbsolutely ne-
cessitry, to enjoy good health, to take the cele- Coal before it advances. Ansalecl Galvanized and Barb Wire cheap.
brated
QUEEN CITY OIL WOliKS
pzmizz.np..issoTis,
At Tercet°, very Barrel Guarituteed, This 011 was need on ell machinery during th
Exhibitinn. It has been Awarded NINE GOLD MEDALS during the last three years.
M -See that you get Peerless. It is only made by
xtoarEs & CO., Toncasrro
FOR SALE BY JAS. PICKARD.
11-111PIIIICITS0r2HELIO1
CILIAIUIS
Has made his head -quarters with
• his old friend,
0* AS St
For fev:weeke only. Come and see him. He has go.
s of goods of all descriptions with him.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES..
My Oyster .Parlor is alway open, and oysters served as you,
want them, and ou the shortest possible notice.
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Ifanufactured only by Thomas Holloway, 78, Ne' Oxford Street,
lite 588, Oxford Street, Loudon,
g& -Purchasers should look to the Label oa the Boxes and Pots.
If the address is not 538, Oxford Street, Lendoa, they•are
(Wholesale and Retail.)
BITILDER'S HARDWARE ---Nails, Glass, (stained and engraved), Locks, Hinge.
Butts (full line.)
CARRIAGE HARDWARE—Bar Iron, Bent Stuff, Hubbs, Spokes, Cutter Banners
Shafts, Moquette Wunslin, Drill, dm.
'MILL SUPPLIES—Stow Pipe, Fittings, 'Valves, Asbestos, Packing, Rubber and Leath-
er Beitings, &e.
SPORTING MATERIAL—Breath Loading and Shot Guns, .Powder, Shot, &o.
Rochester -
Lamps,
Silver Star Coal
Oil, Wicks, Bur-
ners, Axes,
& Skates.
LANCE SAWS.
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ROCHESTER
STOVE DEPARTMENT.
—SEE THE—
Original Cook and Triumph!.
HEATING STOVES.
The Bradley Eavetrongh and Tin.
ware a Specialty.
Verity's Plows and Points, Cai-
ne Paster, Carpet, Felts, Pitch
OTar,&.
Dr.CHASE'S
1
Mandrake Dandelion Liver Cnre, which puri-
fies the blood by stimulating the Liver, nading
digestion omit promoting a nattwal evacuation
of the bowels. Mandrake 8 na Dandelion MO
i4V0 of the best Liver regulators known, and
I
all medical Men agree that the Liver is of
1 more vinl importance to heisith than time
lEteart and Lungs, If the Liver is torpid or in-
active, Dyspepsia, indigestion, Headache, cos-
tiveness, etc. will result,
L -I -V -E -R
Complaint.Lian e v ttnd Uri nary Troable,,Teun-
(lice, Liver Sno ts,Impure Blood, 17,111) ar.th.
I are quickly mired by Dr. Obase'e nem-Irak°
Dandelion Liver
C tr a m.
wean the N.idnoys aro diseased, overtaxed
and weaken...4d, one or two bottles are One r-
entood to Jure. Mr. Alex, 'Payler, West Gwil-
limbil ry, was trouble i f or 1 5 yes' rs with ki ci-
ney d isease o was compelled to rise 5 and 0
time8 th iough tho night to urinate, suffered
int,en se pain, and was 00911)' cured alter an
other remedies end physicians hail failed, by
using Vireo bet -tie S.
5C)00,00() SOLD!
or one-half million of Dr. chti.A0 s Itoeeipt
Books have been sold in Canada Oen e. 11,11a 011
want every 09esern trottbied Liver
nittints and Ituilley 151500.808, ole., to try Clmse
Liver r118e3. Wrapped around every bottle 18
vatiab10
RECEIPT-BOOIC FRME
No 11dy's toilet, 1101180 nonSeunto ..,eoldd 1)0
1811(100± 151118 hOOlt, the 15110815 601100810)) of reel -
pee extant, The depattment 0(1 08 re -
(mints for hocutitylitg the complexion. A.fttg-
;Jolla Bohn ,Croarn of Beauty, 'May Pew, Tan,
fireeGles. Su nburn, 'Hair Dyes and Promotm•s,
Tooth powders. Washes, vi el den tour Dye, tor
bleathing dardc hair to a golded hue, Eye or
Lustre, etc „ etc,
' Sold by all 1,11 cleolora at $1, ,131115 n. bottle,
The book atone Is worth ten times the cost of
the mectieine.
lllry 1)r. 01199e8 Kidney Liver Pills, tbd only
pill ni ado neting (Meath; on tho kidneys, Liv -
011)1115 Bowela, Priee 25e, Sold by nu deal.
erg,
RE ON YOUR GUAR,O
Don't allow/ a cold in hoed to slowly and
surely develop into catarrh, whety yoti Oat be
bizrOct 908 25e, by 081110 Dr. tlfutse's Catarrh
Clare, A few apidic Alons torte insipient t-
arrb 1 to 15 bexen cure ordinary Catarrh; 2 to
5 bexp '14 flniaratitoed to egro ehronie catarrh,
ty it, 1» 8 seeteed sure eels),
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JAMES PIcKARp,
ormusgeyawararcorsemitsromansenneasosenerreamenes....,
Furniture & rtdadertalkinci,
We Would call the attention of the people of Exeter and surrounding country to,
feet that we, hexing purchased the stock ead basiness of WILLIA.M DREW, ere offer
Special inch -moments hi
,
Parlor Setts, Plain awn iraney Tables. Springs mita Alattrasst
Itedroom Setts, Wood, Cane 61 Verforated ()hairs, nook Crises,
Writing Desks, Sitteboards, Whatnots, Cradles, liallstands.
And an Eedless Variety in 130(1S, .EsnrentiS, 011DbOardS, Scc. \s„
Our Stook of Lumber is Large and Thoroughly Seasoned, sad, haviug had extend/A
porience tho 'leading factories or the Dominion, we tan guarantee &get' and Ser-
le l'lirrilitl'o'teck of tInklertaltieg Good
Our Ss is the Largest 10 15110 Goitety, aoa. our Hoarse intArt
qeq,nal north af ton a. Speeipt attention will be paicl to dile branch of to business, it
townyone will And Its prompt and reliable business lose
• 11,21PAI115ING 02 ALL KINDS PROMPTLY' ATTENDED TO.
Remember fhe Stand, ODS, ,Door Xorth of Molson's Pan
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