HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1888-2-9, Page 5DISTRICT Doibrigs,
Ocuranuai or the Past weelt Throughout
the NelgIsherlsood Concise Poem,
The dog poisoning fiend is gibroad in
Xitohell. A local paper reports the
the death ot rieverat fine canines.
During the year ending Dec. 31,
County Police Magistrate Noble has had
275 conyictions, $121800 being imposed
and $9,445 being collected in fines,
According to the return of the divis-
ion registrar, for Lucan, Mr. G. A, Sten
-
ley, the birthe of the village for 1887
numbered 8, the marriages 6 and deaths
Mr. Thos, Haytes, Stephen, rented A.
Pitcher's farm for a term of five years.
Mr. Pitcher removes to Crediton to en-
gage blithe brick buainess.
Mr,csvs?pald Currie fell trom the scaf-
folding a't the new building erected by
Mr. N. McPhee, on Ann-st.,
last Friday -a distance of 20 feet -and
was badly injured, having one rib brok-
en and being otherwise badlyehaken up. tin is a great sufferer and greatly pitied if
"There is nothing that does me so they cannot procure Hagyard's Yellow Oil.
much good when I am feeling out of This remedy is R certain sure, not only for
sorts, as a teaspoonful or two of Drrhenmatiens but for all external aches and
Carson's Stomach Bitters," writes a gent. infernal pains.
leruan who has wed this remedy in his Ottawa had a slight eihoek of earthquake
family for years. Saturday.
PgivrieCouteY )8PIOIAL 81 SAesexes.-
with Burdook Blood Bitters. Remember
stomach liver bowels kideeys and blood Irmor:
To prevent Pelona dMeese, regulate the
A TIMELY PRECAUTION, scimETE 0, !R! it 1
1
that prevention fe better than cure,
Sadie Houck has sigeed with Charleston ,
of the Solethere beileue.
IMPORTANT To WORKING MEN.
Artizans, meohanics end laboring. men ere The Proprietor of the
liable to sudden accidents and injuries, as
well as painful cords, stiff joiete and lameness, Dominion Laboratory
To all thus troubled we would recommend
Hagyerd's Yellow Oil, the handy aud reliable
pain cure for outward or interne' us*. anBdepIttrool°1:41,1tnLutnce thohis a sntu putere in afriendsfull Dare Rowe, will try to sign Jiinmy People's
for the Kansas City associetion team. -line of --
IN A DANGEROUS CONDITION. Sta1310 84 Faison Slationere, Aoconnte Books
and all kinds of School Requisitea, Later
Any Iserson troubled with irregular acting
kidneys or any form of kidney complaint, and Ncte Paper, Fools Cap Paper,
however slight it may seem, ie in a dangerous Account Paper, Colored Tieseee
condition if the trouble is neglected. Bur-
dock Blood Bitters should be taken at once ;
it is the best regulator of the kidneys, liver
and blood known to tbe world.
Referee, Dunn, of the Dempsey-MeCaffrey
fight, says it was the most scientific battle he
ever saw.
A GREAT SUFFERER.
That person who is afflicted with rheum.
THOUSANDS SUFFERING,
The VVarden gets , $200 per annum ; Thousende of people are suffering uetold
the clerk, $550 treasurer, $800 ; miseries from constipation, headaches, bill -
tors, $70 each; Jail surgeon, $425 , road unseen and weakness that might be at once
inepectors, $350 ; caretaker of court
house, $500. The municipalities re-
ported in arrears to the (Jounty are
Elma, $4,767; Ellice, $2,404; Morning.
ton, $1,429 ; Wallace, $1,767 ; Mitchell
$877 ; Listowe), $1,161,
On Friday morning, Jan. 20th, Mr.
Thompson passed calmly away at the
advanced age ot SI years. The deeeas.
ed had been a resident of McGillivray
for nearly 30 years. The remains were
interred in Ebenezer cemetery Monday
afternoon. Rev. D. M. Kennedy con-
ducted the services, assisted by Rev. P.
W. W. Jones, from the Grand Bend.
4,Pectoria" will mere that cough.
4`Pectoria" is the people's remedy.
•Pectoria" loosens the phlegm.
oPectoria" 25 cents a bottle. 4Pectoria'
At A ylmer Friday, Mr. Jackson, In.
gersoll, brought action against J. Bien,
farmere Bayham, to recover the amount
of two notes. dated May 10, one for
$150 and the other for $50, given the
Ontario Seed Grain Company for ten
bushels of wheat, which notes Jackson
purchased in June last. The defendant
said he only Made one note for $150,
which he gave to a man named Worth-
en. 'linejury disagreed.
ThLue ie a growing triteeest in school
No. an Stephen. A. large number of
scholarit attended everyday through the
heavy snow storm Last week. The school•
has been kept open every day. A large ,
number of schoutre neglected to attend'
thelt100 days in 1887, aferequired by law.
nyi Inspector .has complained to the
trisetees and referred tStsem to school
relieved and soon cured by the use of Burdoek
Blood Bitters. This invaluable medicine is
Geld by all dealers at One Dollar per bottle,
thus placing it within the reach of all.
AHEAD OF ALL.
I have used Hagyard's Pectoral Balsam in
tug ismgy for yettra and have found it ahem),
of any preparation of the kindin curing colds,
ete. I can especially recommend it for
children. Alex. Moffat, Millbank, Ont.
Capt D. H. Lyon, manager and proprietor
of the C. P. R. and It, W. c4L 0, B. car ferry
Brookville, says: I used Nasal Balm for it
prolonged case of cold in the head. Two
applications effected a complete and thorough
cure in less than 24 hours. I would not take
$100 for my bottle of Nasal Balm if I Gould
not replace it.
It is reported that the King of Abyssinia
is making overtrues to Italy for peace
negotiations.
I had a bad cold on my lungs for two
years; everything I tried failed me till 1 got
Evensst's Cough Syrup, and it cured me. -
Mrs. D. A. Fraser, Parahill P. 0.
Experiments with pulverized coal as fuel
have proved that a +saving of 50 per cent, can
be effected.
Everest's Liver Regulator worked wonders
on me and made zne feel like a new man. -
Levi H. Slipper, Forest P. 0.
It is announced that the fishery conference
wit probably adjoourn on Friday er Saturday
next.
I actually believe that Everest's Cough
Syrup saved my life. -Jas. Kirkpatrick,
Merchant, Forest P. 0.
The Dominion chose matela recently played
At Quebec was won by N. MeLeed, a boy of
16 years.
Food for Consumptives.
Sootes Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil, with
Elypophosphcrephites, IS a most marvelous
lave, page 55. Parents, wake up, you food and medicine. In heals the irritation of
are liable to a fine ol •t4 for every of- the throat and lungs, and gives flesh an
strength quicker than any other remedy
known. It is very palatable, having none of
the disagreeable taste of the erude oil. Put
up in 50e and $1 size
fence.
IC' you are bilious,
Try Dr. Carson's:Stomach Bittere.
'If you are Dyspeptic,
Try Dr. Carsori'-s Stomach Bitters,
It your liver is sluggish,
Try Dr. Carsonts Stomach Bitters.
There is a youth in Clinton who as
lard up with a case of double pneumon-
ia, and at one time has breathing reach-
ed a minute. The singularity oon-
neeted with t his is in the fact that medi-
cal authorities used eo teach that no
patient whose breruthing reached 50
could live. Yet this youth's exceeded
that and he still lives, vieth a prospeot
of getting better.
Mrs. Joseph McCleskey, of the tlaird
ADVICE TOMOTILEBS.-Are ysu distnrbect at
night and broken of your reetby a sick child
suffering and crying with rain of Cuttinr,
Teeth? If se send at once anti get s, bottle or
'Mrs. Winslow's SoothingSyrup' for Children
Teething. Ii
ts value is ncalculable. It will
relieve the pour little sufferer immediately
lamend upon iL, mothers: there is no mistake
about it. 'Itcures Dyseutery and Diarrhcea,
regulates the Stomaon and Remote, cures Wind
Colio, softens the Gume,reduces Inflammation.,
and gives tone and energy to the whole system. I
"Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for children
teething is pleasant to the taste and is the
prescription of one of the oldest and hes
female phyeicians and nurses in the United
States, andis fo r sale by all ,druggists through-
out the worild, Price twenty-five cents it bot
-
tie. Be sure and ask for "'Mae. wmisnows
con., Goclerich tovvnehip, has a piece 011 Peor "nnd takemo other kind.
ribbon that is three inches wide and two '
yards long, that has been in the family
uearly 251) years. It is in a good state
of preservation yet. She has 12 cups
and le saucers, a tea pot and a sugar
bowl of china, that was presented to her
mother at her wedding in 1826. There
is not a crack in one of the pieces, and
the handles, too are all perfect.
The social circles of St. Marys were
somewhat startled Thursday morning,
when it was learned that a sweet, oey
maiden of fifteen, who was regarded by
the elite of that town as a very promis-
ing young lady, had eloped with a gen-
tleman from, Toronto. This gallant had
been corresponding with this coy meld.
en and on Monday he arrived at St. -
Marys and had an interview with his in.
amora.ta. The day was beautiful and
they took a drive to Stratford, and after
viewing the beautiee of the classic city
they come to the conclusion thet it
would be impossible to live apart any
/anger. A man was engaged to take the
rig back to St. Marys, and the lovers
boarded the afternoon train for Toronto.
Her brother arrived in Stratford on
Monday, and instituted a vigorous
search for his sister, when it was learn
ed that she and her lover had gone east.
A telegram was sent to Toronto to pre-
vent their marriages and to take the
3IARKET REPURTS
EXETER.
(Correcto d at 5 o'clock p pro- Wednesday.
Fall Who s 0 79 to :no
Spring Wneitt... 0 68 to 072
65 to '70
e 40 to .41
• ... 2 00 uo 20
0 58 to 0+60
- 0 58 to 90
... 0 18 to 0 18
... 15 to 5 17
... 00 to 5 65
... 75 to a30
- 40 to 9:60
0 07 to e08
... 0 45 to 050
... 080 to 0730
▪ 680 to 749
... 400 to 5'00
... 5 50 to 5160
• 6 00 to 6 90
... 0 75 to 1 "CC
... 0 50 to 0 70
... 0 20 to 0 SI
800 to 800
"▪ . 0 50 to 0 75
Barley .-
Oats'
Glover Seed
Timothy "
Peas
Gorn
Eggs
Battey
Flourperb . „
Potatoes,per
A.pples,per brg
DriedApplesT)r b
Geeee per lb.
Turkey pee lb
Ducks pe r pr
Chickens perra, r
Elogs,dresseciperl 0 1..,
Beef
Hides rouhg,
" dressed ...
Sheepskins es,ch
Calfelcins
Wool per lb ...
Hay porton ...
Onions nerbusei
Woodper cord 2 5 to 3 oo
ST: MANTS.
Furnished ley Mergers: oatersr, Son 44t Co.
'Fall Wheat 80 to 82
Spring Wheat ..... ....... 80 82 CeHRISTIAN LAWYDR,
Gilt Papers, Drawing Pap-
er, Pens and Pencils,
And also a fell line of all the neweat and
moat popular
WORKS — OF -- FICTION
All of which will bp sold at the Lowes re -
numerative rates,
J. W. BROWNING, Prop.
DH DDEI
BIIRDO
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sieee
-CURES-
Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia,
Biliousness,
Sick Headache,
Kidney' Troubles,
Rheumatism
Skin Diseases
-and all -
Impurities of the
Blood from what-
ever cause arising
emale 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. HODDER'S
Cough, Lung Cure
Sold Everywhere. Price, 25 cents and. 50
cents per bottle. Proprietors and Manf'rs,
the Union. Medicine Company,
Toronto Canada.
AW GUMMING. -The Under-
signed would inform the public that he
is prepared to gum saws on the shortest notice.
and in a first-class manner, guaranteeing not to
damage the plate. Saws gummed ata low price,
at the factorY. mile south of Exeter.
2-m , T. BEAMAN.
The Great English Prescription.
A. successful Medicine used over
90 years in thousands of cases.
Cures Spermatorrhea, Nervous
Weakness, Emissions, Impotency
and all diseases caused by abuse.
[immix] indiscretion, or over-exertion. [Arne]
Six packages G-uaranteed to C‘..re when ail others
ran. Ask your Druggist for The Great English
Prescription, take no substitute. One package
SI. Six $5, by mail. Write for Pamphlet. Address
Eureka Chenileal Co., Detroit, Bitch.
:1+
FREr.arrAr'S
TV 0 111V.E P VT D E _
Are pleasant et: take, Contein their own
Purgative. Is a slim. and ea:factual
felPtroier oar sverras Cnildren or A.dUlta
A
PO'SITIVE CURE
son
CATARRH.
GIVES
immediate
HI
rem
hiNgad/
AY FEVF.R.
.reiSV TO 'USE.
Not a Snuff, :Powder .or Irritating Liquid. Price,
50 cts. and $1.00. It not obtainrible,at your drug.
gists, sent prepaid on receipt of price. Anclrest
r.1.111.FORD ege CO„ Seardeil Hee ea_nt.
TRUSSES
NEXIALS
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: The undersigned Would respectfully infer
he community that they have leaseethe above
mins for a term of years ; and will be pleased
to ineve a call erem Tho mill has recently
b6011.4iLoreeiptt rloosivt4ehli isbnyut set nioi oet t 007 doaisit of brorec rwthmeraaoto
possible; and all
combined, the
Woodham Grist Mill
win be sisoond to none ' the West.
Gristing and Chopping Done
Promptly.
Fresh oatmeal constantly on hand for safe or
exchanged for oats.
•
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
rA TRIAL SOLICITED.
ck A. MoNEVIN,
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 of disease arising
from disordered LIVER., KIDNEYS,
STOISIAC.E1, BOWELP -17 BLOOD.
MILBURN .8c Oa,
LIAMOREI
Expectorant!
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A Toronto. Every Barrel Guaranteed: 'This Oil was used on, all maolaineey brink; tko
Exhibition. It as been awarded NINE GOLD MEDALS during the last 'three ',eau -
I ILW'See that you get Peerless. It is only inside by
The high ebaractee of this old medicine
as a sure remedy for Coughs, Colds, Throat
and Lung Troubles is repeatedly confirmed.
by the gratifying, erateful and unsolicited
testimony received from those who have
been benefitted by its
READ THE FOLLOWING:
Ma. S. J. WILCoMr, Toronto, writes: -
‘q. have used Hallamore's Expectorant in
my family for Coughs and Colds, for thir-
teen years and would not be without it."
MR. J. C. SMITH, Car Inspector, C.P.R.,
Galt, writes :-
Send me one dollar's worth of liallamore's
Expectorant. cannot get along without
it.
GO TO LUTZ'S DRUG STORE FOR A
125 et. Bottle.
The whele erystem is deranged and out of
sorts. Tha.brlood is impure, pimples, boils and
liver epees appearing on the face and body.
The liver isicleggect and inactive, causing a-
tigue, loaf. cif e,ppetite, dull. sleepy, tire dfeel.
ing ,with'inability to do work. the complexion
is failow ana -muddy, end it, is n b so Intoly ne- j
cessary,toeweioy good health, to take the cols -
bra ted
HRISTIAN LAWYER mamufac- Dr. CHASE
Cturer of all kinds of Trusees.; Residence :
Remmers Mille, Hay, w Imre he will attend to the
wants of any who may requite his services,
Why pay front $15.00 to $25.00 for the sante ar-
ticle which he •can furnish you for 6614ki, and
which is as goad if not better and warranted
to fit with comfort ? Remember, Double
Trusses, $5.00e Single Trues, $2.50. AU colh-
anunicationsandressed to
Barmy .
6C
70.
Oats Zurieb RAO., Out
36 '87
()lover Seed ........- ...... 41,0 5 or)
Timothy... .... . .. 50 2 Or
Peas . ,
. 60 60
F,”gs 16 171
young lady into custody till her friends Butter JO PP
could reach Toronto. Potatoee per bush .. co 70;
Apples peribush,........ ........ . .. ....... ... 30 40'
Wool per lb 21 23;
tray porton ...... ...nen- ...... . .. . .. ......, 7 50 8 50
No other medicine is so reliable as Aye's
an-dGols ti
re 1Y1 dPoereatn°grohnii 'efn°tes thf ilt hcetirrees6pri ten°ttolgeby "Ore:111nd: '.
It r Sievs the asthmatic and consumptive,
4vvekla advanced steges of disease.
Brokly wants to return to his old lose,
Kansas Oity.
"My little see, three years of age, seas
terribly afflicted with scrofula. Hie heLid
was entirely eover6d who scrofalorts sores,
and his body showed many marks of the dis-
ease. A. fow bottlea of Ayer'e Sitraeiparille.
entod him."-WeJ. Beekett flymern, Ind,
It is stated in diplomatic eireles at Vieuna
that Germany's treaty is finalagoits to the (
Austro-Germau treaty, the name of Freese!
being sebstituted for that of Bessie,
The St. Petersburg howspapers discuss tbe
Aestro.German treaty tranquilly. Most of
thein aver that tillaSlit is equally desirous of
peace, and wishes to attack nobody.
14,000,000 Iv Orin Der.
Over 14,000,000 busbels of wheat were re.
eeettly sole in Now York city m a steel° day,
What a monument of magnifieett bread this
would make if pi opsrly redueed to flour mid
Made int() snoWy, sweet, palatable loievet
with Imperial Gleam Tartar taking Powder.
it is told by all Grocers,
'Phu trimly het%tern Italy end Germany
Stipulates that it FrParreo attacks eitbev eountry
filo mbar shell send oil arbsy of 300,000 mon
to Ihe French iron I fen
is-esseee
BRITISH GRAIN TR \10133.
LOND0N4 Feb. 6. -The Mark Ian° Exprete
review of the grain market says that the pricer;
of native wheat continue against sellers.
The sales of English wIreat during the week
were 60,741 qrS., at 3.00 3d, against 44,371
vs. at 84s during the corresponding WSJ{
last year. Flour dull, country makes being
depressed by dm immense quantity of foreign
prodnels. Foreign wheats keep wearkeninr-
Seller's have aceepted 64 less. Liverpool
quotation ld poi' cent& lower. Four wbost
cargoes arrived; two sold, one witlid rawn , one
remained. At to.day's market wheat wets
steadier, with no material chenge in valuse.
Atterician flour 6d, lower; corn quiet; barley
oats and linseed dull.
Tonotteo, Feb, 7.-WIlEAter0ll, No. 1,
00e to 00e; No, 28 82e to 83e; spring, No, 2,
80 to 82e; red whiter, No, 2, 831i, to 00e; hard
Manitoba, No. 1, 00e to 00e; No, 2, 00 to 00e,
BABLEV-No. 1. 80e te 80c. No. 2. 77e to
77c; No. 8, 000 to 000.
PILIS-No. 2, 60e to 60e.
OATS -No, 2, 43e to 44e.
aniteseio, Eeb. 1. -No. 2, spring wheat, Itie
70e., No. 2 red, 78ie; No. 2 CO114475; No,
tootits, 20e to 80e; pok, $1.4 25; lard, $7 /ei
2 'I 75; short eibs i1eo,tk/ 65; dvy mood
8o13ulders,46 to $5 05; short dom.. sido$ q$ to
lt Os.
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NEThosBoLavAs1Crosici n f eiHOr In theSpublic that
P.—
be has ,opened a
Msr.t.A.CarSzrxxxri=x smrca.,
In Southeott's T3lock. opposite the Post °Mee,
Where he will be pleased to Meet his Old enstos
mess, end as many 7103V ones, wishing work done
on shortest notice an at IOW Prices.
rr rrAo-sTrooing ant genera,1 blacksmithieg it
specialty-. Tilos. 0 A VE
On Nene the Post Office, Exeter,
..--,—..
°Wrenn letioer Otiteers.
An old physteian, retiree from eracticselutv
Ing libil placed in his halide by IUD East Indian
ltlitti9lut,11 the formula Of it simple vegetable
reemuy ZOV tite epoody and pei,outnent mire of
0 o as 'I inp Hoe, B roe eb i tie, Cantrell, Asthma
and r 11 threat and lung affections, twee a posi-
tive eed redicial mire for Nervous Debility and
011,101,1,011s Cornelsents, atter levying tested its
wonclorfel ettrativ5 powers in ehousande of
calms. hits felt Ithis duty to melte it knewn to
big $1. uffori ri g follows. Aettutted by thiS ElOtiVe
01I6 it desire to relieve 'lemma sturetine, e wee
tone feed of eb ergo , to en who desire it, this
neje°, in flerteen,Prentili or Eliglish, with fell
directions foe eneoring awl esites. tient by
men lsy addressing with stamp, limning ties
teeter, St', et , Norte th Poluer'sr IMP ncifitester
r S
Mitudrake, Dandelion Liver Cure, which puri -
169 the blood by stimulating the Liver, aiding
chigestion mod promoting a natural eye ()nation
affthebowtes. Mandrake and Da,ndelion aro
two of th e best Liver regulaters known, and
all medical men agree that the Liver is of
mem wite 1 importance to health than the
Reartancl 'Lungs, If the Liver is torpid or In.
settee, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Headache, Cos-
tiveness, etc. mill result.,
Complesnt, Witliiev and Urinary Tremble. Jaun-
dice, Liver Spoire,Impure Blood, Foul Breath,
are quickly cured by Dr, Chase's Mandrake
Dandelion Liver
who. 1;1,3 :Kidneys are diseased, overtaxed
and weakened, ore or two betties aro guar-
unteed to .etire, Ms% Alex, Taylor, West Gwil-
linibury, wee troubled for 15 years with kid-
ney disease, was compelled to rise 5 and 6
times tbiengli the night to 'urinate, enffered
intense pain, and was finally cured after all
other remedies and physicians had failed, by
using tbree bottle
5000.000 SIOT,D
Dyer one-half million of Dr. Clutee e Receipt
Books have been sold in Canada alone, and we
Want 1U'017 persou troubled with Liver (:oni.
elainte end kidney dinettees. etc., to try Chase
Liver (tete. Wrapped around every bottle is
it valuable
' RECEIPT -BOO IC FREE
No hitly's toilet, house or uouSeman should be
witlieut this book, the flneet colleetien of reel -
1108 (i'ttall 6, The department My es re-
eelpts for beautifying the complexion. Meg-
nelia Balm ,Cream of 11131 1) May Dew Tan,
a reclines, Su tiburn, lean, Dyes and Promoters,
Teeth eowten s, Wash oil, &olden halrDye, for
blonalitag davit hair to 5. 4)01d061 hue, nye or
Lustre., etd., ate.
Sold by all all dealersat $1. Buy a bottle.
The be olt Mons is worth tee t inme the cost of
the medicine.
Try ire Oettsee Indite's, Liver Pins, the only
pill m ntle aeting ditectIg Eidinsys, Lee,
er and Bowels, Price 15', Sold 1»- all deal -
'111S ON YOUR GUAM.
Doretallow a ode ex bead to !newly and
tavola' develop into etttnerh, whim you one be
mired for 250, by esing Dr, Chttes's Cattteeli
Cure; A fest ap pilo ttions mire in 0:1001; be,ta
&rill ±2 to 2 boxes aura oreinitry eatinrh ; eta
5 bot gattreeteed 03110 civet:V(1 eaterrli.
ry , Otilv 26n, and 53110 intro.
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41 Dashwood Flour
Ptety Ham.s and
Bacon.
Smoking tobacco, a
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late 533, Oxford Street, London.
egg' Purchasers should look to the Label on the Boxes and Pots.e
the address is not 533, Oxford Street, London, they are spurious.
WAR
(Wholesale and Retail.)
BUILDER'S HARDWARE -Nails, Glass, (stained and engraved'
Botts (full line.) Leeks', Hinge
CARRIAGE HARDWARE -Bar Iron, Bent Stuff, Hubbs, Spok
Shafts, Moquette Wunslin, Drill, inc. es, grater Runners
MILL SUPPLIES -Stow Pipe, Fittings, 'Valves, Asbestos, Pack's,
er Beitings, 1135. Ingt Dubber and Leath -
SPORTING MATERIAL -Breach Loading and Shot Guns,
Powder, Shot, dree
../NIZ DEPARTMENT
IdEE THE--
Diiginal Cook and Triumph
ABATING STOVES%
The . Bradley Eavetrough and Tin.
ware a Specialty.
Verity's Plows and Points, Cal.
Plaster, Carpet, Felts, Pitch
°Tate&
Sandia your orders for Chestnut or Stone,
Coal before iadvanCarmel Soft, and the Semouic Blossburg
t ces. Ansaled Galvanized. and Barb Wire cheap.
Rochester
Lamps,
Silver Star Coal
Oil, Wicks, Bur-
ners, Axes,
dz Skates.
LANCE SAWS.,
STC
JAMES PICKARD
Furni ture Undertakina
Irr:er
We xvould cell the attention of the people of Exeter and surroundieg country to
fact that we, having purchased the stock and lee -lease of WILLIAM DREW, are offei
8Paecriailoilt•IdSetts, L
th in
p'iaiti anti Faii0Y Tablets., springs 'Mid illattreSS4
BedrOOM Setts Wood, Cane & Vertorated ()hairs, ilook cases.
Wri t ing Desks,. sideboards, Winanots, ()raffles, Hallstaitds.
Aud au Tindioss Variety in 13e(is, tnireatis, Cupboards, &c.
Our Stook of Limber ie taw, atia Thoroughly Seasoned., and, lutvihg had extonalta
sperienee in the leading factories of the Dotnittinta, we can varanten Styneli end Ser.
le Firrnitirro. 1
Our Stock of Undertaking Goods is the Largest in the Cottety, Sufi our tiettrse bee 'g
qoqual north af Leniclon. Specisl ettention will be paid to tide braneh of the liesteegs,t,...
teeeryone will find ite prompt nd reliable basiteeto tat
IMPAIRING OE ALL itiNDS PAOMPTLV ATTgilDnD TO,
RememberilhE Stand) One Door North of Molson'g Panit
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