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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1888-4-5, Page 8INYOi p4 ENESTtLLIO L ACIENT,',FOR -...4„eSe THE WISS'oieleN AS1-11111ANCE. °OM VANY, of Tt...,onto ,;• also for the PHOENIX r11m ugstreAN0E 001.UPANY, ItOY ATI CANADIAN, a Mon- tre▪ ue, eed the 1A11,TIBII. Lilt% Ati COhlVANY, of lictudon, England. established 1847. Aesete over 80,900000 elitints and, nougeee inside over ititheou,uoo, hesse. L ogaz TE,1317S1re. eltalt behappy to ra, 441'00 t an times, front any port of the County, items of toeat news, such as etc, Cidents,or any interesting ineldent what, ever ,from aikg eow. subscribers or reaa, ers geuerally,for the purpose of puhlic tion. 413tto Zimo, THUPSDAY, APRIL 5th 1888 127)CAL HAPPENiNGS. Ti Undereigued would amiounce,to the public that he as now on band one of the best assorted stocks of harness, boots este!. shoes, &c, in town, and would mill special attention to his Seotch Children's. Cerriages, & Express Waggons, tes they mei the best he the market, end tit prices to sett the tunes. C1l and he con- vinced. C. Rename Maineet., Exeter. Personal. aliSs Stevens, of London. is vieitmg Mrs Eurnotta Edsgoethy.-Mr. Brawn preach- ed in the Presbyterian church last Sab- bath (legs, in the absence of Rev, Mr, Martia, who preached at 'Chisel:burst. - We received z call from Mrs J. T. Wren, Principal of Hensall Public School, on l‘fondey.---Mr. Wm. Bawdeu, of Csoderich w as in town Tuesday .--eMiss Andrews, of Usborne, is visiting frieuds and relatives, armed town -J. N. Hooper spent Eaeter holidays at home, here. -Ms, Edward Vance Of Emerson, Mane who has been visiting her Luntheri Mr. Jas. Fairbalin of this place, remelted home Tuesday, : Mistake. When the tlete'fer the receiviog :of the Scott Aet repeal vote was appointed, 'Can -Then, of Goderich, was named as the returningsoffieer. For some reason beet kriown tutheoiselves, Mr. Campbelliwenss ferred the appointment to Mr. Farrow, .exe• M. P. for East Huron. . This trenefer Was Mode known at Ottawaaud the authorities • there wera quite satisfied 'but owing to some bungliog on the part of the, clerks at Ottawa., the papers were made met in Mr. Campbell's name. ,The 'papers .were ie - turned, but owing to the date, of ••election : being too close, the appointment could not be :irked up in time to, heve prepare -teens necessary for 'the election completed in due coo me. ',Hence, M. Campbell will perform the ditties of returning officer. Newspapers in , 1888. From the edition of Geo. P. Rowell & American "Ncumpoper Directory, pub- lished April 2nd (its twentieth year,) ib appears that the newspapers and periodi- cals of all kinds Issued in the United States and Canada now number 16;310, showing again of 390 during the last 12 mouths and of 7,186 in 10 years. The publishers of the Directory assert that the impres.sion that when the proprietor of a newspaper undertakes to state, what ha.s beets his exact circulation, he does not generally,tell the truth is an err011OONS one t aud tbey conspicuously offer a re-. wardof $100 for every instance in their beekfor this year where it can be shown that the detailed report received,. from a, publisher was untrue. • The Foot Ball Match - The first game of foot ball, under the auspices of the Exeter club, took place on Good Fridaston the driving park grounds the visiting; team being one of Sertforth. The genies opened at 2 o'clock and eon- tinuell until 3:30. The first three-quar- ters of an hour the Sectfortle team succeed- , ed in getting four games, tho remainder of the time three, while the Exeter club got none, thus in an hour and a half, the Sesiortli team aent seven goals. Not- withstanding that the Exeter team has ' had. but little practice, the members handled themselves very well and the Seeforth teem toward the close found thern worthy antagonists. Members of both dubs received some pretty rough tveatinent innocently; but no person in- jured. Snow heving fallen during the forenoon the .ground was rendered very slippery and muddy, which in itself was a draw -back to the players, who seemed to zit down altogether too often for auy comfort oe to aid in the saceess and progress of the game A returnmatch will be Ideked ere lone, when we prophesy that the Exeter boys, if they do not come out vietorions'will occasion the Seaforth club eoneiderable work. The attendance ot Fritley's mach was good, and a collec- tion to defray expenses was taken up. The Carnival, One of the most suecessfal carnivals overheld in the roller rink, took place on Friday evg., under the auspices of the Exeter braes band. All available sitting room was occupied, and many were stench big. The lirst on the programme was a one mile race for small boys. Three en- tered, A. Spicer, G. Hriclinan, and W. Vail. Thc race was a lively one until two of the lads 'collided and fell, leaving the boy Hyndina,n an easy winner of first prize'Vail second. The next was a figure eighteace, Three entries, Geo. Eacrett, Jos. Davis and R. Davis. e -This race occasioned considerable •laughter. The three kept close together for several laps, until, when making the turn at the south end, Jos, Devie feet went from under him, and before alighting upon the floor lie;svcrit four ft into the air. Therace Wa skated mit, Eacrett whining. Forcomic costume which came next there were two entries,Ino. Bowden "riding the goat" and Dan'l Dyer "Dutchman,' . Although Mr, Dyer's costume was comicals oomplete aod far the hest, yet it could not be classed other than character. Jim. Bat - ben was consequently given first prize, The next Was a five mile tace between 'Feathers, of Hareietoe'champiott of Wes- tern Ontario, and Vail, of Exeter, chain - pine of Huron Co., for the ohampionehip of Western Ontario. Feathers took the lead, but before many rounds Vail pessed him, keeping the lead until the five miles had been :skated, beating Feathers by one ' lap. It is eiossible that Feathers will fon a challenge to Vail to ekete the race tieser again et no distant date. tico Bitzatte and literegy entetteiromut von on the evg, of Good Fridey onctee tit e auselicee of the Ladiee' Aid, of the tlia r, ?4, Oti :;Niteideer. Morniug lzist rempue mewed at he Coinneercial hotel he, • tv eee weletablee and civilbus. which . might readied seriously. ItsSeeps that elie 'Mitchell an ex -hotel -keeper of' %vas soreo timo ego fined for sellhig lieuor contrary to the Oattade Twine:isle tee Act. Mitchell did not pay the hues ia due emus° and accordingly w,imi:tit, was iseoecifor his arrest. He t" (3ter 911 Monday and. eone St8.1 0101 B,Eissett endeavored te atreei him. They eutetedthe Commer- cial lietel by the front door ana Mit- chell k.41i,.his exit by o 1/80k door and esceped. The constables then left the housg, shortly afterwerclej. FL Hynd- Man we.s welleing demi Street and while passeing i he coustablee lenehed /st their futile et:tempts to: eeptere Word eettei exchanged,' end finally the cons' ablee said "We'll have you front behind the bar pretty pick," and with the Sei,ele turned neal followed Eyncl- men t e i he hetel, A. Bissett, s far as NVO 0.1i learn, firet, entered the hotel sitting room and while standing at the stove Rendman asked him his eerend, and seid that if he bad no business to tranesee he had better leave the house. Hiseet did. not obey whereupon Eyed, owe ,,eamel the doer and bade hint .de- part. Riseett still hesisted and As 'Ilyll lial' pproached, Bissett. grabbed him slid thOn a scuttle ensued. A few thove were exchanged.E, R. Bisser:. hearing the disturbance rushed in al lk1 1 eelt -Hyndnian . a , couple of ehagep.11. o s on the head, • inflicting ghasely « node and felling hint insen- sibly t;td float: One Wilkie who was. standioe close by, leo doubt, thinking that. 't w ar. One Was not: a. veey fair shake, Lu4hod forWard, - and with his fist elm iek Bissett a couple blowe bellied the left ear, throwing bis body into a, cylindrical biotic:ass It is said 010 e1/4 . Jbettthen used the baton ou head cutting - him Severely:. This t1 the little .row: ; The next order he:Assess was the parading of the e, ail tinplate before the court, On Mcanley fternoon Wilhie was taken before StegistrategSnell end 'Clarke .j on: a cheers of interfering With constables, and wee elestedto stand his trial et the Spring ..s ss zestitGoderich. , Judge To -in. acceoted lit for his release until the Assiees. —74 -- le Thee Prior has received a consign- ment of seed potatoes from Manitoba. See s V ttr i :iernent. While skating on the rink Tuesday evening Inmean Nevin fell on the floor anl di, jet ted his a.m. . From April 1st the parish of Christ church will be known as the parish of the Trivitt Memorial Church. There will be a meeting of the Band of }Ina io Rain-st. Methodist church on Friday -ening. A good programine may be ape A meet! le being mede by merchants in other l..,kvas ;to have their places of busier- el -ed. at 7 o'clock or thereabouts iu ein g lie e umnner season. The .1 I eiuessey farm iu Bidelulph was offered ay a ecticinhere yesterday, but ow- ing to ths e mount of the highest bid being insufficieui to cover mortgage, the prop: erty`Wli, 111A, sold. The ceitnell of Stephen is making an eacleaver to have a siding built on the L. H. & 11 .silway at the Crediton roat for the convenience of the Crediton people and fart iiere of the township. Dr. inddr, that well-known specialist will be e r. Commercial House, Exeter, on Satussiev April 14th. Let the suffering call on hiu as lie is the oldest of the name it, the profession in. Canada. Cons sultatiee Free. See advertisement. T. se, Peersall of Meafoed, • having pure1etew,1 the:Methodist church property in Oen seidia will remodel it and convert the slime iato a cheeze factory. Mr. Pearsall is desirous of getting an active youth of 0 heat 18 or 20 yeavs to learn the cheeee making. Apply to Win. Elliott, Centrelie. Mr, 'hi o'Sausland, of Toronto, -was in town yesterday and. erected a sample win- dow iu ehe Trivitt Memorial church. The glass in of tinted rolled cathedral aosl enriched withjewels • The window is very halide -nue end although coloeed, admits as ninth]ilit as an ordinary glass win- dow. As the deer of election, re the repeal of the Scott. Ad, approaches it might not be amiss to mention the places at which the voting g will take place. For No. 2, at the town lodi I. Eacrett, deputy returning officer ; 1, at J. Spackman's office, W. D. Weekes, deputy returning officer ; No 8, at the market, ki. J. White, deputy returning officer. Mr. C. lerouty, clerk of Stephen has received the report of the engineer en. gaged to examine the route for the pro- posed cob at G-rancl Bend, particulars of which were published in TIMES some time ago, and it is deemed quite favorable. IS, is probable that the work of excavating will be eommenced at once; and that the cost will be about $21,000. The e ttention of the Board of Health Inspector was drawn to the carcass of a horse b a etable in Franeistown whieh had diell some time ago and from which svas eminating a most detestable stench. The animal has been removed. . The person to whom the horse belonged slimed be Daniel:ea for allowing it to remiss in his stable the greater part of the winter, to annoy the neighbors. The cionstructioti and wording of the ballot to be used at the forthcoming elect- ion will lie puzzling to the inajority of electors. In order that none of our read- ers may he confused- when Yotisig, re wish to gate that ‘lor the petition" mcais for the repeal of the, ;Scott Act, awl "against the petition" the sustaioing of the Scott Act. Give thia matter careful stucle and be prepared Upon going to tho polls, to record your .vote withont any hesitency. • The Brandon Sun speakieg of Mr, Sictebothemy WIV) SPen t 5 week here clueing the winter, ands who woe meny friends, Salsa t -On Monday last, Mr, IL B. Side- bdtham :sold his stellion "Go Batg," to Mr, Bleck, of the Rounthweite settlement It is understeocl that the price paid was $1100. Mr. Sidehotham has gold most., of hie cardoad of 'tierce at fele prices, no is tilso ths happy possessor of a tine young colt, whieh he thinks the world of, At a receot meeting ofthe Exeter coan- cil the resignation of Dr.Ilyndmati as the 'Medical Health Offieer, was aeoepted, itnd Jo Dl('ll•Rtr Methelniech. eves a, fear eucceee Ds. tote appointed in. his etead, The T he cotertifnmett 'wee a good, one,. mot fonosvieg eceounts everes also peicl t th o amens and fancy semis' which were Spackinen, certified end, , 0,50 ; George wet 1 gotLeo up sold at goodiwicekt. The , Raton and Wm. W cokes, eespeetieely aftaisc ememed. tip weer- one of ethe best $8, zerviees as iuglitort, eteide felon cat erteinments held in Eeeter for some Items af jaugting Otter the eppointinent of tim •,.. The tote,' amoeut eeelized was h road commissionet tlie almirefornictl. the o ve i re1,00, 'bestows of the emoting, .nr„ 11. 8shion mid family will leaye for iagereol on Monday. For field, garden and flower seeds go to Samwell & Pickard's Me, 'Howard of the north end is very low and little hopes are enteitnined of tds reeoveoy, A floe ehoiee of Sbotch, English and Ceneclian. Tweeds for gent s s tilting. A perfect fit guaraoteed.Barnwell & Pickard. klIA see the lovely' shadee of dress goods at the Old Establiehee The hse on the pond has broken up, and the water in the river is consequeetly very hi Is, rew Wall Papers, Ceiling Decorations, Window Shades and CurtinPoles at Samwell & Piekarde It is stated that the SidesationeArrny in- tend erecting a barraeks in Exeter during the summer. ' Remember the, millinery opeeitig at the Old Esteblished Thursday & Friday of this week Grand display. Farmers report the fall wheat looking exceptionelly well; ia fact bettor than for one pairs past. While sewing weed the other day, Mr, Geo. Cedmore hd. one of his feet badly crethed , by e sttcle of wood falling upon it. h • LePeost----Buy your weduing suites at the Old Established. They have ,just opened a caze of beentifel shades in Mee- velleaux and. silks at %way -down prices. The Exetor. bend desire us to thank those -members of the °mawn baiwi who assisted. at the carnival Friday avg. Louses -Call at the Old Established and seeour new dress goods -just received this week from England, Jes, Proweeto. Messrs.- Thos. and Jolla Ogden sewed 14 cords of beech and maple cord -weed in 16 houishat the residence of Mr. Isaac Carling last week. A full assortment of 3. D. Kings Cele- brated Boots, Shoes and Slippers at Sanswell a Pickard's Remember Miss Horne's Millioery Op- ening on Friday & Saturday, April 6th & 7th. 'The best in town. Messrs. L. H. Dickson end Silas Stair lake have purchased a 100 -acre farm near Seaforth, $7,000 being the consideration. Inflammation of the lungs is a prevalent ailment with people in this locality. While many have died others are 1110 low state. , The Easter music Smalley was a feature in a!1 the churches. Exeter posseesee many excellent Cheju and their renditions Sunday were much appeeciated. Remember the millinery openingat the 01(1. Established Thursday and Friday of this week. , Grand display. The school clinch en strutted off to school on Tuesday full of vigor, having made good use of the Easter holiday ..season for recuperation. The teacherstoo look much refreshed. The officers ef the Salvation Army who have been holding forth in Exeter for some time keg° this -week for DEW fields of labor. Their places will be filled by others. Masons commenced work for the season on Monday. Spring has opened .very auspiciously. Fall wheat is looking healthy and thiugs in general present a cheerfsd aspect. Good Friday there were services in the Episcopal and lefain-st, Meth. churches, the former rooming and evening, the latter morning only. Psalms and hymns appro- priate to the season were sung. The members of the bandno doubt would cherish the thought of going to Zurieh to reside. They can eet more bologna sausage in ten minutes thaw ant. German we ever saw. Dung. Dyer will attest to the truth of the -same, If John L. Sullivan hal been. in Exeter and witnessed the many pugilistic anemia. tees on Monday he 'would have concluded that his boxing properties werefitted only for the backwoods. When ire becomes stirred in this town we have pugilists in every quarter. We are pleased to learn that 'Messrs. Newby and Gillbank, two yourig men who were practising for veterinary profession in Exeter during last summer, have suc- cessfully passed their final examinetion at Toronto, • They are both clever young men and will make very succeseful vets. A foot ball match between the regular club and a mob team composed mostly of high school boys Was kicked on the grounds Monday evening last. After playing about three-quarters of an hour and neither side getting it goal the gene was decided a draw. The Board of Health has issued a cir- cular to the citizens of Exeter declaring whet is expectedof them in the way of cleaning up their premises; thie spring, The cireolars be distributed in a few clays. The authoeities inteod enforcing the by-laws in this commotion Most rigiri- ly, during the season which is npon ns• We have been shown the deeigns for the finishing of the Trivitt m em oriel church to wen They indicate that 25 feet more havers -bill to be added to the tower as it at present appears. When finished the tower will measure 85S feet in height. The finish is after the style of a tower in Taunton, Somenetshire, England, and will be superb.: What might have been a very serious accident occurred. to Willie, a son•of Rev. Jas' Graham, on Wednesday evg. of last week. While passing` the archway lead- ing to the stable of the Ceara' Hotel the boy was knocked down by a horse which was being driven from the Ceutral yard. The animal tramped upon his legs cutting them severely. Had the horse gone one step further at would have killed the lad as his abdomen would have been pierced. 00 the 281h of February last Mr. 3. R. Jaynes of this place, and traveller for a boot and shoe house in Toronto happened to be in Alvinsten. Court Alvinstoe, No. 67 I. 0. F. gave an entertainment at which Mr- Jaynee mater- ially assisted, appearing upon the "Islet. form eleven times. Mr. *levees' services were so appreciated that the order felt constrainerl to give him -some ettestetion of the 501110, end accordingly, on Monday Mr, ,Jaynes received per expreen a heed - some and costly silver fruit dielp aecorn- panted by a Short and eulogie address. A lodge of the order of Sons of England was °pellet' limo on Wednesday night of last eveck with eighteen cherter members. Ilhe following are the officers elected: -- Past president, bro. john Spaeltrean ; 11t. P., Goo. Speneer 'Kemp; SP, Dan'l Davis; secretary, jos. Senior, Treae., N Dyer Harden; chaplain, Thos. I-Ittrtnoll. Com mittee, SWeet, Time. Cudniere, ROI Crocker% Ed 13iesett, PhiIip Roweliffe, W. Follancl; inner guard, Geo, Barden; mita 'steed, Wm. Sendere; Triestece Hugh pack man, Thos, Street au cl Geo, Davis; auditors, ,Tes Taylor, and another otle to be appointet1 on meeting night. Alter oftlecre were hist:tiled Grand eocretary CertOr C4 Toronto gas -e, a teat and appropriate tiOdrees to the members of the Lodge 1mM-tine out the object of the Society mid how the Society had gone ahem" 8illoe its inception. Moetiog eight5 eeradgeage of cieve,10,nd, 1st ed. lied Thereday 111 ceel: month in. Cutting Sehu 0 1 hall, Renton & Co, have just opened au ex oelleot aseostment of New Priuts, Drees. Goods, Shirtinge, Tweeds &c, for the spring trade. All goods sad at less than ()La time ceedit prices, awl for CASH ONLY. Please veil and see us. Dress - Making clone on the premises in latest styles, Dresses mid -Mantles cut by the new teller system et BANTON & C'O'S. Vo the Editor of the Exeter Teles. • Deers Sin,-- As we are to vote on the repeal of the Soott Act on the 19th inst., I and many others would like some infor- mation about the financial bearing of the, Act on our municdpal and county finances. Some tittle ago you gave a statement in year paper, but I have lost tack of it, and numbers of my neighbors are just now enquiring about this phase of the Act. Coolcl you er any of your oubscribets en- lighten us, on this part ef the question 9 Yours truly, EaQuinem. Ueborne, Api1 21td, 1888. Beneath April 17. e- The Emperor during his sleep is watched constantly .by either Dr. Hovell or Dr. MacKenzie who, who, viten there is any excess of coeg. go. to the Emperor's assis- beim e. The necessity for this preoeu- tion WaS seen at 'down last Thursday, whe n the Emperor was seized with it severe fit of corwhing, during which a piec e -of eartilere was detached which, but for the inaant assistance of Dr. Mac kenzie, might have °tweed suffocas tion . Despite the semblance of health and his increased power, German ex. pert opinion that the disease *ill ! have an early and fatal termination is still unalt'ered. The end will come quickly when it does .corne. Any night a sud- den crisis may declare itself. It Will he armonneed to the publiQ, and will be follow ed in a few hours by an intim,. tiou,of the Einporor's death. ORNE HOUSE.—The.0 oder-- algae dtakes the liberty to inform the tra- velling Public that lie opened his house for the accommodation of all travellers. on. October let. Those who favor hintwith their patro- nage will receive the best titteiation, There is good stabling in connection, JOHN CA.LLANDEB, Kirkton SALT ! SALT 1 SALT 1 'The Exeter Salt Works Company JL offer salt tit theExeter Salt Well at e2.25 Dor ton. T. B. OARLING, Sem. QAW GUMMING.—The Under - L.7 signed would inform the public that he is prepared to gum saws on the shortest notice, and in a first-class manner, gnaranteoing not to damage the plate. Saws gummed atalowprice, at the factory, 1 mile south of Exeter. T. BEAMAN. For Sale., A large one storeyframe store building with cellar underneath together with s 01 011 sere of land, situated in the business part of Exeter. There is also a dwelling atrear of property facing Williani-td. Terms to suit pm dieser; l'or further particulars apply to 2 MOB, THOS. HAMLIN, Exeter, For Sale. I hareby offer for sale 100 acres ()Eland, locat- ed in the best part of Stephen township, lately occupied by Thomas Shns. The land is well im- proved and is a desirable farm in every respect. Die composed of Lot Number Eighteen in the Tenth C011eeSSi011 of the Township of Stephen. Parties desiring to purchase will be furnished with all particulars on application to W24.LEWIS, or to Crediton. LEWIS li. DICKSON, Barrister, Exeter. IdA,RRET REPORTS. EXETER 0 orree to cl a t5 o'clockp ;in. Wednesday. FallWho tt 1.............070 to 80 Spring Wheat ... 0,79 to 0 70 Barley ... Oats Clover Seed Timothy " rolls (torn loses Buttes Flourperbbl , Potato e s ,per bushel ... Apples,per bag DriodApplespr b (ease per lb. Turhey per lb Ducks perpr Chickens per pr Elogs,clressedperl 0 ... 6e to 70 ... 0 40 to 41 ,.. 4 00 to 4 00 2 50 so 3 00 ... 0 60 to 0 62 ... 0 58 to 0 6G 18 to 0 20 00 to 5 65 7510 80 40 to 0 50 0 04 to 0 00 ... 0 05 to 0 05 • 0 07 to 08 0 46 to 0 50 0 20 to 0 30 6 80 10 7 00 4 00 to 5 00 slid,eareishg .... 5 50 to 6 50 " dressed 6 00 to 00 Sheepskins each °oilskins Wool perlb Haypeston 0 50 to 0 70 0 20 to 0 21 • 800 to 800 Onionsverbusii 50 10 0 75 NVoodper cord 2 5 to 3 oo So: MARYS. Furnished Dy Messrs: Carter, Son & co. 80 to 80 80 80 65 70 41 42 10 500 180 200 60 62 32 12 33 16 60 70 ...... 30 40 21 20 850 000 SPrMg Wheat 3ar,ey Oats Clover Seed Timothy._ Peas Eggs Butter Potatoes per bush Apples per:bush Woollier .. Hav-oerbon ow ta Mi N E TOOUOITIONOM4 J. SNELL Merchant Tailor, Go and see Doupe & (Jo's New Spring Goods. See their Prints, theie Cottons, their Oingliems, their Drees.Goods, their Shirtings, their Dustings, these Suitlugs, their Tweeds, Their Laces Their Millinery. Bought for Spot Cash from the best house and manned by it Practised Milliner, of Twelve Years' experieme. Has removed to promises one door north of Brownings drug store, where there will be found a WfI Asseetettli Btook OF SPRING TWEEDS FOR $11ITINGS 810. ' , Scotch, English, Irish, French and Canadian. Groods. Made up on' the SHORTEST NOTICE CONSISTENTLY IOW PERES 1 A. CALL WILL CONVINCE. A., J. SITZT.AZI, SEE OUR GOODS, BEE OUR PRICES u And you will be couvineed that yo'0511 eave from 10 to 20 PER CENT. By buying goods; from us. Highest prices prices paid for Butter and Eggs.. House and, Lots for Sale Cheap. J. DOTJPE & Co, SIGHT V. BLINDNESS or -11111A N. TLY'S Celebrated. )i'() 79 BAY SIREET, TO110.:. -0, CANADA, WHICH STORE ? -AND- Why, MITenELL's, of course! RHICES 18 JEWIN , LONDON, E. C., ENGLAND. Call on G, A.,11. for Groceries 4 4 Teas Spices Dashwoo flour Ptety Hams and Bacon Smoking tobacco a five cent pietc with every 3 plugs.. 4( 4 G 1 LLETTS POWDERED LYE 99 PER CENT PUREST, STRONCEST, OEM Beady for use in any quantity. For snaking Soap, Softening Water, Disia- footing, and a hundredother uses. A. can equals 20 pounds Sal Soda. ,Sold by all 0V/ears and Druggists, 1).% OMEN; • TOMO .01/0310110. HELLO! MR. D. tEi FE tEl YUJ teiRe P Oh, 1 am going bask to the Croillon hoaipSioro watchinaker,Leawoolpletire, . ) Ager cy for the sale of the above in Exeter. No Spectacles ill the Market equal them in the EYPI P tlESEIVVING QUALITIES they possess, Or the GllEAT EASE it CONDOBT they copier math° wearer. Their use Will in actuality strengthen the Eye so tbat it does not become necessary to change them for many years...Tney are there fore the cauerner. They Are the Best in the 'World, They Never Tire the Eye, And Last Many Years Without Change. The Sight tested by our New Teat C ard, same as' used by leading Oculists throughout the world. Spring '88 Saitwoll Pickarti Are now showing full lines of Dress - Goods, Silks, Satins, Marveleaux, and in all the most fashionable celefs. Also a fine assortment of Black Silks, including the special make. Durable, war- ranted not ts cord. 4lso a fine assortment Laces, Eng,broidery Bead Trinli7/2i Gloves, Bos- iery, o. Our stock is complete in everydepartment and will be eolcl 'at hard-thne prices. IVIi.11132ery Opening FBI. & APRIL 6 & 7. • By calling and looking through on sail days you will oblige. DOES HE SELL CHEAPLY 1 ' Why yes • he has his store jam full of the best andcheapest goods in the village. Why Mr. D. you live so mar Exetex I know that sir; but back id Mitchell's I can get good geode tit right prices. He has the cheapest and best stock of Boots & Shoes you ever saw. It astonished me when I save the lam end, Spleisclecl stock that he carries. He has evorythnsg osually kept in a first-class general store. Everything new & fresh and marked at rock bottpin prices. Take my advice autl give hins ti b-64, as he pays the highest price for butter and eggs, 3. MITCHELL'S cauAp STORE, Crediton, Ont, And examine Senior's Show Window, where you will see some firstelaes pho- tos, equal to any City Work. THERE BID TOT TELL YOU SO And you can rely' upon getting value for yonr money everytime. Cabinet Photographs 8 a dozen. $1.50 FOR CARDS. He also has.a fine line of Photo Frames and Mats, at Right Prices. PICTURE FRAME MOULDING IN ALL STYLES. - /Weal/ - and — JOSEPH SENIOR; Opposite II. Spackman's Tinshop, c G'S Visitors to Exeter —Would do well to call and inspect OUB MAGNIFICENT STOCKOF DRESS -GOODS One of the Newest, Cheapest & Best Stooks in town. Black and Clolored Cashmeres. Black and Colored Silks and Satins, Colored Piuelies. Melton Clothe, Jersey Cloaks, Plaok Drees Materials and Mourning Goods, Woollen shawls and Fasainators, in all Colors, and prices, Also a fine range of Staples. Fine lilies of gloves in Kid, Cloth and Jersey. XIOSXERT GOOD ASSOIVTIIIENT AN D CHEAP. Gents' Furnishings.—Fine Display in Eats, Ties, Breda, Whitijand Colored Handkerchiefs, Shirts and Drawers. Sooteh and Canadian Tweeds, OVerooatings, rantiogs & Suitings, PANTS. MADE TO ORDER IN THE LATEST STYLES AND at THE LOWEST PRIOR S, BOOTS AND SHOES.—A very large oonsigment just reeeived, of the very best styles and quality, in Ladies', Gents' and Childlon's. CALL AND INSPECT, IT WILL NOT COST ANYTHING. A full line of Glassware and Crookery-wae always on hand. OUV Cr000ry Dopartraenti iete, Butter, Egg.c and all kinds of Produeo taken in exchange, and the 4 ,4 very highest price pain. g:A CALL SOLICITED 1, CARLING MrsExeter.