HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1888-3-1, Page 5DISTRICT DOINGS.
Occerrences of the rest we0t.Thko,
the Neighborhood in a CODeitie
Several failures have recently
place in Mitchell.
Parkhill is to have a fine new P
terian Church that will 'teat 400 p
Mr. R. Airtchell lias Purchased
For Children StalIring to Death,
u&rhout f9°4, ectt's 341'111810n 'sail be 4ligeSted end
give strength and flesh wheu all other food
erns. state. See svbat Dr,. A.H, Peek, Penn, Med,
Oollege, Petitcodiac, Says: "I have heed and
taken prescribed. Soott's Erauleion of Cod Liver Oil,
and find it an expellent preparation, agreeing
resby. well with the stomaoh, and its continued nee
eeple, adding greatly to tbe strength end comfort of
the patient." Put up in 50o and $1. size.
In 13rooldyn, N.Y., on Thurectay. Wm. Me -
Mast re, who bad bee e directed b Ws h. •
cian to ese an electric battery for heart (Ifs
dropped dead when he tuined theourr nt
'What Baking powder shall we Use?
OD acme -tut of tbeir Mithility to digest ordieas1
au 80
acre farm in Soivick township for thel
sum of $2,500.
Senn Everest/s Cough Syrup
an ex-
cellent, remedy and can heartily recom-
mend it. P. B. Rosenberry, L. .1). S.,
Arlcona P. 0.
Mrs. H. Joyner, of Clinton,. stepped
in a hole made by a horee's loot, and,
falling'over, broke her leg.
It.e/oitid that barber Frise, of Lucius,
has iiksittS'out to the opposition, the price
heir% $200.
WE invariably land Everest's Cough
Syrup the best family medicine..—Geo,
Donaideon, Forest, P. 0.
Property of the value of $550,000 is
exempt flora taxes in Stratford, about
890,000 of which is in the shape of bon-
uses carrying exemption from taxes.
Mrs. Sheriff Gibbons, of Goderich,
was seized vvith a paralytic stroke Tues-
. day night and lapsed into unconscious -
nes. At last Recounts her case was
hopeless.
Two doctors and chloroform were re-
quired to extract a needle that had run
into the heel of a son of Rev. W. W.
Sperling, of Clinton.
Fire broke out Thursday evg in the
drying -room of the furniture factory of
Broadfoot 88 Box, ,Seafortis, but was
prevented by tbe brigade Isom spread-
ing. The loss is small and covered by
insurance,
Mrs. Geo. Dudley, of Strathroy, slip-
ped while carrying a pail of water into
the house, and tailing, broke her right
arm betweeu the elbow and the shout.
der.
THIS is to certify that I have known
the most beneficial results toaccompany
the use of Everest's Cough Syrup so ex-
tensively manufactured and sold
him. Rev. A. I. Snyder, Wyoming
The stock of Keeler & Co. of
chell, amounting to $7,680, was sol
Wednesday by the Sheritl for 33i. c
on the 5. This is considered a very
good price.
Try Dr. Carson's Stomach Bitters
If you ale Dyspeptic,
Try Dr. Carson's Stomach Bitters
It your liver is sluggitih,
'1'ry Dr. Carson's Stomach Bitters.
The former License Commissioners
fo Perth have been re-appointed--
Meesis. G. McPherson, M. F. Goodwin
and Jacob Iiohlman for the North Rid-
ing, and Messrs. T. H. Race, J, S. Mc-
Intyre end James Prindiville for the
eeeseseseseseeesseasesemeseepeeeeereesese
THE PRINTING PRESS
How wisely events follow each other in
proper order 1 Plitt •M the time whim the
mind of Eoropfs wee seeking from a thousand
'mat lethergy and when means. were required
o spreed ithread tire r wills of the hequiriea
'Odell the learuect were leaking in ell branches
of Morose,. Caxton fqrm to the world the
XaV1.22ZRZA.—i-ri1 IAZZLIS
PriiitiugPleils. BY Its instromentality the woopii.Ams
become the property of tbe entire globe, and --
the Advenceineut of science has been greatiO The undersigned Tould reseeetfullir -tofu
esse mOre fully comprehended this truth than I to have a call from all. The mill has recently
OW 1 1 •
Lollowa,v.. be same inteileet that led him • been imeroved. by the addition a new mach- Fan SALE HY .143..PICICARD
disoeVeries 'and itiveutions ot one land have
promoteg„ leTe men cif the present e hos gsoito„., 1)0 plea
3
1::?aleJ S OIL
At 'Poroeto. Every Barrel Quarenteed. Thie Oil wee used on all machinery (hiring Ha
W'See that you get Peerless. It is oely mode by
Exhibition, it has been Awarded NINE GOLD MEDALf3 during the 'get three yeares
(Jed
" ass.zicitrEL ac)oras ce4 c:;c) Tc)rtionvic)
o thesteches which resulted h? the production 11116r7. it i8 the intentieh t•ee subscribers te
Imperial Cream Tartar Baking Powde
flies well es to himself, which might be drawls Woodham G-rist Mill
it is stated flint Sir Chas. Tupper is to
made irons pure 99 per cent Cryetel Cr
Tartar and Enplish $octa heece is the
that can be wade.
k acid a sat of rolls as soon as possible ; and all
of les celebrated Palls and Oretenent saw at combined, the . ."'"""""""""-"'""'"-"---'"---"""'"•
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best from this source. He laid his •discoveries 1
before the world', sowing his seed broadcast, . Will be secondto none in the West.
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A. filrignMAIV
be wherever a written language is read, and
*ord mo'destly welted. the result, Ma cenfiderit
*
Gristing and Chopping Done
stete.,inent of .lei.ii theor.y led men to try his promptly,
reme(ies; ea intunsio exoellence when mese
has tried eetabliehecl them ermlyiu the confidence Fresh oatmeal constautly on hand for sale or
of the public of both herniepOeres, and Thos. exchanged for oats.
Holloway stands now, in the estimation of
reified to the peerage, with the title of
Ashburton,
Mabee C B Mrs, 7
Messre. Fulford & Co„ --Nasal Balm
helped my catarrh very much.
D. Se MoDONALD
Glendeyer Mills,Mabou O. B.
A correspondent says that women in
vioinity of Farmersville don male attire
go into the bush• and fell trees.
A purgative medicine should possess to
and curative, as well as cathartic propert
This combination of ingredients may
• tho people, as the most powerful opponent of
the all disease. For disorders of the liver and SATISFACTION GUARANTEED,
and stoinabh, the Pills are claimed to be a swift
raid sure epecifio, and the eleini is verified by
Mc an overwhohning mass of testimony. Now vve TRIAL SOLICITED.
ies, all know how entirely the baclily health de -
found in Ayer' e Pills. They stiengthen a
stimulate the bowels causing natural acti
One of the stills at John MoConald's re
ery, Petrolia, exploded yesterday morel
Loss about $150; no insurance.
Almost miraculous are some of the en
acooniplished 1.1 the use of Ayer's Sarsap
illa. 111 the case of It. L. Eine, Richmo
Va., who suffered for 47 yeawith
aggravated form of scrofula, Ayer'S Sarsap
ilia effected astonishing rrsults.
In regal d to the fishery treaty the N.
Tribune (Rep.) 89.35 its doom in the Sen
is sealed, the only question being the major
by which it will be defeated.
BOOKS vs. EXPERIENCE.
Books are wieful to add to our Icpowledg
but practical experienoe teaches us that tl
best remedy for till diseases of the Stoma
Liver and Blood is easily to be had and
called B. B. B.
The doctors now say tbat the supposed ca
be pends upon the condition if these two imsor.
nit tent oi ans. If the digestion is impaired,the
OU. bowels. disordered, and the liver torpicl or
fin- congested, the whole frame suffers ; thng.e
'streegth declines, the spirits droop, the coin.
plexion becomes cadaverous, the flesh wasted,
res supineness and despair take the places of
ar' enerey and hopefulness, the siok man becomes
re
nd, es deed to the great objects and pursuits of
DU life es if he were entombed alive. Out of his
ar- self -sepulchre, as it were; this powerful remedy
lifts him as if by magic—a few timely doses
Y. of the Pills brings back digestion, appetite and
ate physiOal energy. etatements ale too
ity plaits end too eacily contradicted if untrue, to
admit of t he slightest doubt. Ott the contrary
we know thorn to be nothing but he literal
F, fad. They are not founded merely upon
ID common report, but upon i he testimony of
ch parties occupying high positions in society --
is men of unblemished reputation and matured
judgment—that likewise is confirmed by
se eircumstauces within our .own immediate
kuowledge.—Ieerach Telegratn.
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s not that dreadful malady, but elephaetiasis
colored man is the sufferer.
WELL SPOKEN OF.
"I can recomineud Hagyard's ,Yellow Oil
ery highly, it cuved me of rheumatism in
y fingers when I nould not bend there."
da Plank, Strathroy, Ont. A medicine for
eternal and internal use in all painful corn -
lints.
United States pension payments for Feb -
nary will amount to $10,000,000. Total
nited Statee revenues for the month up to
3rd, $25,000,000; expenditures for same
cried, $18,900,000.
ANOTHER ]TEM.
Mrs, j. Thompson, of Elma, Ont., writes
at she suffered from general weakness ana
as so reduced that at times she beeatne al-
ost unconscious. Three bottles of Burdock
lood Bitters completely oared her. and she
ow recommends BBB to her Wends and
eighbore.
john Clayton, the actor of "Dandy Dick"
me is dead.
DEPEND UPON IT.
Accidents will happen despite all care, and
infnlinjuries such as Sprains, Bruises,
uts enu Burns result. Every family should
erefore keep Hagyard's Yellow Oil 1)0 hand
is the greatest family medicine for all
ins, Coughs, Colds and Sore Throat, croup
Wheopieg :Cough yield quickly to tills
cellent reinedy.
Princess Helene Kotchoubey, chief lady of
O Czarina's' household, is dead at St.
tersburg.
WELL,• WORTH KNOWING. '
A medicine which has stood the test of
O for many years and has always given
e best satisfaction as has Hagyard's Pec-
-al Balsam is certainly well worth trying
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness and all Throat
ubles for which it is so highly recommend -
The London Liberal candidate for member
of Parliament for Hamystead has withdrawn
from the canvass.
ONE GOOD POINT.
Out of the many possessed by Burdock
Blood Bitters is that it may be taken at all
seasons of the year, and by either young or
old- In thie way the three busy B's are al-
ways at work and doing good.
South.
A sure sign of rain or that you require
a dose or two of Dr. Carson's Stomach
Bitters. Pains in the back and limbt,
headache, feverish cold, oft recuring
attacks of the `‘blues." Large bottles
50 cents.
On the 17th May next the people of
Parkhill will vote on the matter of ex-
pending $15,000 upon the erection of
waterworks in that town. It is consid-
ered that the By-law will carry.
Died at,Brinsley,on;Triciny evening last
the wife of Jas. Doyle, sr. The deceased
Yves a very old woman, having reached
the age of 84. Her husband, who is still
living, is 94.
Mr Robert Henry, who resided
the 9th eon. of Hullett, has caused
aching void in the pockets of a nuns
of Clinton and Seaforth business m
by his sudden departure for the tUni
States. Before going he privately s
his 60 acre ferny
The Parkhill School Board commit
are taking active steps to secure a s
for the new High:School, and it is mo
than likely that the building will
completed this summer.
Tuesday Mr. Fred. Dufton, of Str
ford, while looking for game in Elli
shot a bear, the prolific mother of lo
cubs, which were. ell saved alive. 1'
carcase weighs 150 pounds. 0
of the cubs has not yet opened its ey
on the world, and Mr. Dufton will mai
an attempt to raise it on the bottle a
make a fire -hall pet of it.
The Orangemen of South Huron a
already making extensive preparatio
for the 12th of July, 1888, in the tow
of Seeforth. Invitations have been issu
and itis expected there will ba a ve
large turnout. Low railway fares will
given and every accommbdatien provi
ed at Seaforth.
The Executive Committee of the Sco
Act Association held a meeting at Ch
ton some days ago, and decided to
once proceed with the work of organi
ing the temper:Anne forces for the co
test likely to take place about the nsiel
dle of April.
Messrs. Joseph and Thomas Skinne
of Mitchell, have again sustained
loss, this time by the death of thei
imported Clydesdale stallion eDykedale
Last spring Mr. Joseph Skinner lost
heavy colts and an Imported mare, mak
ing the total loss in the neighborhood o
$4000.
ADV1OD TO M.OTHERS.,-Ar0 you distimbed at
night and broken of your rest by a sick child
suffering and crying with pain of Cutting
Teeth? If so send at onco and get a bottle of
"Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for Children
Teething. Its value is incalculable. It will
relieve the poor little sufferer immediately
Depend upon it, mothers there is no mistake
about it. It cures 'Dysentery and Diairbcea,
regulates the Stomach and Bowels, cures Wind
Colio, softens the Gums,reduces Inflammation,
and gives tone and energy to the whole system.
"Mrs. winsiow's Soothing Syrup" for children
teething is pleasant to the taste and DI the
prescription of one of the oldest and hes
female physicians and nurses in the United
States, and is forsale by all druggists through-
out the world, Price twenty-five cents a bot-
tle. Be sure and ask for 'Afro. WINermw's
P'snTHINO. P-oup and take no other kind.
IVIARKET REPORTS.
EXETER
(Corrected at5 o'clockp.m. Wednesday.
-FalltVlie t 0 79 to 80
Spring Wheat ••• 0,79 to 0 79
... 6810 70
... 64010 41
4 00 to 4 50
... 0 58. to 0 60
...
018boiij8
15 to 0 17
0010555
7510 80
... 40 to o so
o 04 to 0 00
... 0 05 to 0 05
.., 0 07 to 08
.,. 0 45 to 0 50
0 20 to 0 30
00 to 7 0
... 4 00 to 5 00
... 5 50 to 5 50
.. 0 no to 6 00
0 75 to 1 GC
... 0 50 to 0 7(i
W001 001 peril, “. 0 20 to 0 21
ayporton ... 800 to 8 00
Onion slier bus h 0 50 to 0 75
Woodoer cord ............25 to a oo
AT. IVIADICS.
Furnished hy Ateliers: Carter, Son & Co,
Pall Whoat„, ... .. „. „ ... . .....„,,,,. ..... ,.„ 80 to 80
Spring Wheat..., .. . . .... 80 80
Bar, ey . . . ....... ... . ....... . . , .. . 71' 74
Critts . . .. . . ... . . 40 4'2
(lover See'd,„ .. . ....... .„„.4 ce 5 Of
. . . . ..... 2 Ot
Pena.- ... ........ . . .,,.... ..... ............., 88 50
10 10
Flu ttor . .... ... 10
ootetoes per 'bush 60 70
Apples perbesh.... ... , , 40
Wool perib......... . .... . . . . el 23
TTS.V 'Der ...... ... . . . . .„... 00 0 00
r, Oats
a ,:egoinvoe:h. Syec!d
r ; Pods
1 9.orn
3 it s
John Murray, jun,, has sold his terra
of 50 acres, part of lot 8, con. 6, to. R,
Wivel for $1,000. John Weir, of Sea-
/ ford), has sold his farm on the gravel
( road, near Clinton, to George Torrence,
r, for $6,500. Robt. McKerachar has also
sold his farm on the 4th concession,
Tuclserstm I Is to Mr. John O'Rielly for
the SUM of $6,0(10. This farm contains
200 n CreS.
. Mr. Dewey of St, Marys, complained
some tame ago of sick headache, and
was suddenly seised with violent con-
vulsions, which lasted, some time. T.Tpon
returning to consciousness he cote-
plathed 01 a pain in the shoulder,
and on examination it was found
that the shoulder blade had
been broken by the violence Of the con
vulsions.
l'huradav of last week Robert Ford,
Mitet ell, son Of ItIr. Charles Ford of the
same place W. s working in a sew mill at
Hepworth, awl while stimding near the
furnace over which the butting saw is
run, a slid) which had just been cut slip-
ped baolc over the table anti falling itito
the fire hole gimlet.< Mr. FOrd on the
,
back 01. the head and fractured his skull,
Ifis bead le se much swoolen •that the
doeims emmor, make a ',mute exatnina.
tion, but ilir' give very little• hope o1f
hie it
Stater
Flourperbbl .
Po tato° s,per bushel ...
Apples,per bag ...
Driecilpplespr b ... •
Geese ser lb.
Turkey per lb
Ducks perpr
Chickensner pr
EEogs,drasoedj,crlo
Beef
FficleF1rouhg,
e' dressed
Sheepskins each
°AMAMI/A
Ulit0A.00, bobI, 28, --No.. 2 spring wheet, r
to 78c; no. 2 rod, 801e; be. 2 corn, 48e0; 830.
2 oats, 27Se; mess pork, 813 00; lard, §7,721;
short rib mdog, 57.17 to $7 20; dry salted
ohonlders, $5 00 to 6 10; short dicer sides,
$1 50 to 7 021.
'tt011.rnPAr, Peb 28 .-arriiti--Wheat
1'141 Winter, floc to.80e; \elute wiutr4 850 r.0
S6o; motile, 83a to 84o; core, 70c to 71e reas,
73e to 74e; cal ,3,.4.1a to 420; baile,y, 600 Li')
75e;1 e, 650 to 65c. ,
CONSUAIPTIO IV CURED.
Au old physician „retired' f von] pract ice, hav
Ing had placed 121 his hands ny an East Indian
missionary the formula 01 11. simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
and nil throat and lung affections, also a posi-
tive and. radical cure for Nervous Debility and
all Nervous oomphonts, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands of
lases, has fell it his ilutf 10 1111(0 it known to
his suffering fellows. Actuated by ftD.4 antis°
and 8 desire to relieve oilman sufferinh, '
send free of charge. to all who desire it. this
recipe, in German,Pronoli or English, with hill
directions fer preparing and using. Sent by
mail by addressing with stamp, miming this
eap er, W. A NOT113 1.49 Power'e nceheeter
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4.111.1111
—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,'
J. & 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 of disease arisinp:
from disordered LIVER, KIDNEYS,
STOMA CB, BOWEL:" '1"-- BLOOD.
TKILBURN &CO "'IA, 6T0.
AiLLAMOREPS
Expectorant!
--0- -X -0-X —0—
The high character of this old medicine
as a sure remedy for Coughs, Colds, Throat
andLung Troubles is repeatedly confirmed
by the gratifying, arateful aud unsolicited
testimony, received from those who have
been benefitted by its
READ THE FOLLOWING:
KM S. J. WILCOCK, Termite, writes:—
"Iertare used Hallamore's Expectorant in
my family for Coughs and Colds, for thir-
teen years and would not he without it."
Doctor Hod.,ler's Compound. A
In. J. C. SMITH, Car Inspector, C.P.R.,
Take DO other Sold everywhere. Price
Galt, writes :-
75 cents per bottle.
Send me one dollar's worth of Hallamore's
DR. 110 ODER'S
Expectorant. I cannot get along without
bash Lang Cure it.
GO TO LUTZ'S DRUG STORE FOR A
Sold Everywhere. Price, 25 cents and 50
cents per bottle. Proprietors and Manrrs, 25 ct. Bottle.
the Union Medicine Company,
Toronto Canada.
The Great leni,lish Preseriptiou.
successful Medicine used over
80 years in thousands of cases.
Cures Spermatorthea, Nervous
Weakness, Emissions, Impotency
and all diseases caused by abuse.
[DEFORD] indiscretion, or over-exertion. [.ievert]
Six packages Guaranteed to Cure when all others
Pad. Ask your Druggist for The Greet English
Prescription, take no substitute. One package
St Six $5, by mail. Write for Pamphlet. Address
Eureka Chemical Co.. Detroit. Mich. '/
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WORM P 7,7,7 re.;
Are pleasant to t ko. Contain their owl*
,Pergative. Is a. s•!-. S.Dt1 erfec.taat
giekroYer of wurm 1, Ouildvati (Yr dulte
v.o
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COLD IN THE HEAD
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A
POSITIVE' OU:fit
CATARRH.,
GIVES
IMM.gdiate Relief
.,oxt
COM Ili Head,
NAY FEVER.
EASY TO ESE.
1701 a Snuff, rowdily or Irritating Liquid, Price
Ores. and $1.90, If not obtainable atyour drive,
gists, sent prepaid on receipt of price. Addresa
FULFORD 00., Brook:vino, Ont.
EtV I3LACT<SMITH SHOP.—
Thu 0v woold inform the noblie that
helms opened a
oaraeocer..8ast:VW'xe8 SleXoles
In 8011016011'g Mock, ennosite the Post, Office,
where' lacWill he rkles.$ed to meet his old mute'
mots ana 11.8 loony new enes, wishlo work 1
0(1811'0010st netl'ea and at; low DridOS.f; a°1
.11,8ee-81i8eing load general hleeksmith fog a
tmeeielly.
tl▪ f0S.
• Os tool t the Post ()Moe, Paefer,
The whole s7 stem is deranged and out of
sorts The blood is impure, pimples, boils and
liver sprts wppearing en the face and body,
The liver is clogged and inactive, causing fa-
tigue, loss of appetite, a dull. sleepy, tiredfeel-
ing ,with inability to do work. the complexion
is fallow and muddy, and it is s.bsolutely ne-
cessary, to enjoy good health, to take the cele-
brated
Dr. CHASE'S
Mandrake, Dandelion Liver Cure, which puri-
fies the blood by stimulating the Liver, aiding
digestion and promoting a natured evacuation
of the bowels. Mandrake and Dandelion aro
wo of the best Liver regulators known, and
'all medical men agree that the Liver is of
more vits 1 importance to bensth than the
Henzt and Lunge, u the Liyer is torpid or in-
active, Dysponsin., Indigestion, Headache, Cos-
, etc. wi iesu „
(lotnplittnt, iskiney n.nd Urinary Trouble,,renn-
dice, Liver spots. 5111 (11180 Blood, Iloul Breath,
are quickly cured by Dr. taertse's Iffundrake
Dandelion Liver
1:7
When the Icic7neys are diseased, overtaxed
and weakened, one or two bottles aro guar-
anteed touro,Mr. Alex, 'Paylor, West Gwil-
I ini bur 18811y, Wtronble for 15 yenre with kid-
ney disco, 181.8 corenenscl to rise 5 and 6
times through the nIght to urinate, suffered
in ton se pain, and WILS any cured after all
other remedies end pbysicians haa failea, by
•
;it:ion:et:1168-7i al: tntioe e of Dr, Obese s Beeeipt
5000,00() SOT,I)
Books hovo been sold in Canaan, alone, 8,110 we
went evoey D81500 ill:0111)10d With 1...18108 00111.
plaints ii,nd kidney 11e00.5011, 0to., to fey obese
T,iver Ortre, syre,nped neortna ovary bottle is
n. v,iluahle
RECEIPT -BOOK FREE
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NrEthou j this hook, tho atm,: eel incti (1) 1(0).
MA extant,. Tho le d depo hu(1) giv es re -
este fro, b fying the 01181,),D8141D.. tag"'
,nlia ilm esteem or hp, ..tv, nal, Dew, Ta
reckles So Wee. 0 le s Oyes d "I, el leo is,
Vooth powdet 1. \,ishPs, don hill 1)30 for
rleachkg sleek hilA tO goidee hue, Nye or
metro. ote.„ etc.
Sold by'all s11 donlors at se Puy 41. 1)Oft'10,
lie book worth ton 1171.188 the /lost of
be modieine.
Try Or, Os ekes leesitety Isivor Ville, the mei
111 te tele 801185 (111 octig on thiA rctetriorg,
8800 newel P Hee 21) 0 • Soltt by alt. deals
RR ON YOUR GU.,tr.:I'v
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Manufactured only by Thomas Holloway, 78, New Oxford Street,
late 538, Oxford Street, London.
ni Purchaserseshould look to the Label oa the Boxes and Pots
If the address is not 533, Oxford Street, London, they are spurious.
EiXAMAISC=MCM•
'MARE
(Wholesale and Retail.)
'BUILDER'S HARDWARE—Nails, Glass, (stained and engraved), Locks, Hinge
Butts (full line.)
CARRIAGE HARDWIRE—Bar Iron, Bent Stuff, Hubbs, Spokes, Cutter Runneee
Shafts, Moquette Wunslin, Drill, &c.
MILL S1JPPL1ES—Sto18 Pipe, Fittings, 'Valves, Asbestos, Packing, Rubber and Leath.
er &e.
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 Cook and Triumph
HEATING STOVES.
The Bradley Eavetrough and TM,
ware a Specialty.
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Verity's Plows and Points, Cale
Plaster, Carpet, Felts, Pitch
OTar,&.
Send in your orders for Chestnut or Steno, Carmel Soft, and the Semouic Blossburig
Coal before it advances. Ansaled Galvanized aticl Barb Wire cheap.
JAMES PICKARD
Furniture & Undertakina
We would call the attention 01 11)4) people of 'Exeter and surrounding country eis
inch tha.t tvo, littering purehesed the stock end business of WILLIAM DREW, ere offe.
special itideeetneets
Parlor Sett.% Plain ann. Fancy Tables. Springs ana inattressl
liettronna Setts, WOO(l. Calle & f)evinrated Chairs. Blook Cases,
; ; `41fl.Ib oards, Vfluctnots, Cradles, 11-ta1lstandS,
And an E11411055 Variety B0(1)1. Bureaus, Cupboards, &C.
Our Stook ot Lumber is Largo and Thoroughly Seasoned, 8 AA, having hail exiensiik;
•gperiende it) the l&ading factories of the Dominion, 180 0(8(1 guarantee Stylesh and Ser.
le Purniturs; 1
Our Stook of 'Undertaking Goods is Os Largest in tho (lesenty, mei our 'leered bee 't
copal north el Loudon. Speoisi attention will be 110(1 to this branch of the business,
neveryono will find us prompt and reliable usios.s.s
131111"AtIlI1O OP &tit ItIN1)S PRO \flviLY A TTENDIIID TO.
RernoimJr Ph( Stand, One Door North of Yfolson'g .t?ttnIt
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