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nATTER OP VITAL ligPOATANOP.
Tbe following upsolicited opinioes from
rem friends end ueighbors, men and wo.
Men, WhOM you know and respect, ought
to oarry convictionseelerneeedetrbtingffid.
Theo weeds of gratitude are from those
W130 haye been afflicted but are now well,
ancl the persons givieg there are naturally
Folioitaus that others, troubled as were they
meg know the means of ore, There is no
reation why you should be longer ill from
kidney, liver or titomeoh troubles, Yon an
be eered as well as °them Dojt longer
delay treatment, . o taiu that
which will restore you to permanent health
and. strength :
2e6 MeNab St. North, Fetereeme, Cane
Nov, 2, 1886.-1 had been suffering for
twenty years item a pain in the back alla
One side of the head, and indigestion. I
could eat sorcely anythingand everything
I ate disakeed with we. I wan attended
by physicians- who examined me and stated
that I bad enlargentooe. otixo liver, and
that it was impossible to cure me. They
also stated that I was suffering from heart
dieeese, inflamation of the bladder, kidney
disease., bronchitis and catarrh, aud that
it was impoesible for me to live. They
attencledme for three weeks without any
• improvement in my condition. I commenc-
ed taking" Warner's Safe Cure" and "War-
ner's Safe Pills,seetoteereeiTerfiiiito dir
cations as to diet, and took thirty-six bot-
tles, and have had the best of bealtle ever
since. My regular weight used to be 180
lbs. When 1 onnenced "Warner's Safe
Cure" I only weighed 140 lbs. I now
weigh 210 lbs.
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ST.CATHARTNES, Ont., an. efth, 1887, -
About six years ago I was a great sufferer
from kiduey disease, and was in misery
all the while. I hardly had strength
enough to walk straight and was ashamed
to go on the street. The pains across my
back were almost embeara,ble, and I was
• unable te find relief, even tem orarily. I
began the use of " s afe Cure,"
and inside of one week I found relief, and
after taking eight bottles, I was complete-
ly cured.
Manager for A.merican Expre,s Co.
TOBOXTO, (18 Division Street,) Sept. 17,
1887. --Three years ago last August my
daughter was teken ill with Briglat's dis-
ease of the kidneys. The best medical
skill in tbe city was tasked to the utmost,
but to no purpose. She was racked ,with
convalsiens for forty-eight hours. Our
docter did his best nd went away
sayinoVhe ease was opeless. After she
came oat of the convulsions, she was very
weak end all her hair fell out. The doctor
had. left us about a month when 1 conclud-
ed to try "Warner's Safe Cure," and after
having taken six bottles, along with sever-
al bottles of "Warner's Safe Pills," I saw
deeided change for the better in her
clition. After taking tsvent ,- ye bot-
1-'fthere was a cure. My
daelegliter has now:a splendid heacl of hair
and weighs more than she ever did before.
here pele.easseese-Ve
Cuiteueei, Ont March 0, 1888.—In
`1881 I was complete:y run down. I suff-
ered most severe paius ill m back auct.
.kidneys, so sevei es I would
ahnoet he prostrated. A loss of ambition,
great desire to urinate, without the ability
of so doing, coming from um as it were ie
drops.' The melee was of a peculiar color
and contained considerable foreign matter.
I became satisfied that nay kidneys were le
a congested state and that I was running
n rapidly. Filially I concluded to try
"1 7arner's Safe Cure," and in forty-eight
hours after I had taken the remedy I
voided urine that was as ' as ink,
containing quantiti or mucus, pus and
gravel.. I continued, and it was not many
hours before my urine was of a natural
straw color, although it contained coneider-
able sediment. The pains in my kidneys
subsided as I continued the use of the
remedy, and it was but a short dine before
I was completely relieved. My urine was
normal and I eau truthfil .e say that I
was cured.
GALT, Ont., Jan 27, 1887.—For about
five years previous to two years ago last
October, I was troubled with kiduey and
• liver trouble, and fina-lly-2.wes confined to
my bed and suffered the most excruciating
pain, andfor two weeks' time I did not
know Whether I was dead or alive. My
• physicians said I had. enlargement of the
liver, though they gave me only temporary
relief. Hearing of the wonderful cures of
"Warner's Safe Cure" I began its use, and
alter 1 had takenetwo bottles I noticed a
• change for the better. The peals disap-
peared, and my 'whole eyetem seemed to
feel the benefit of the • remedy. I have
continued takieese "Warner's Safe Cure"
and no other medicine since.I consider
the medicine a great boon, and if I ever
feel out of sorts "Warner's Safe Cure"
exos me all right: I weigh twenty pounds
heavier now than ever before.
Deventer of the Maple Leaf Lance -tooth
rossent saw.
I really believe I woiild not be alive
at Wits time had I not used Everest's
Liver Regulator.—B, Scoular, Forest.
Mrs, Samuel Whalen, of Milverton,
has sold her farrn to Mr. S. W haley, oti
the 5th Bee for $5,250. The place
consists of about 00 acree, part of it
beieg Surveyed into town lots.
Mr. Alex. Beattie, of 8E1 Marys, Who
has been ill for some time, riled at
that keen last week, at the age 01 56
years. He was a native of Foesoway,
Et nrcershire, Scotland. Be emigrated
to this country in 1868 and after many
changes Of locetion eettled down in
St, Marys in 1857, where he spent the
residue Of his days, Ile was a very
euceesSful mercbant, and a public-
spirited citizen. He married Miss
1Vloore, of Blenehard, about 26 years
ago, and letiVes to moUrn hia death, a
Wife, two One awl four datighteve. The
feneral winch took place on Fruley,
was the largest ever witneeeed in that
town.
DISTRICT DOINGS.
oceeerailees. or tile Past weolc ctl41oo014-
ettt the NeighboehoodUL a Vonclse
yorm,
The Mitchell B. B. Club has been
re.organized for the season, and the
:members will wear new suits,
A petition was circulated • in Park.
lull last week asking tile Council to
enforce the new °uteri° Act regard-
ing the time of °losing stores and bile -
lams places,
There are twenty-one prisoners con-
fined in the Stratford jail et the prese
ent time. The neture of the commit,
ments are : Insanity 3 ; forged note 1;
forgery I ; vagrancy 11 ; wonnding
with intent 1 ; larceny 3 ; arson 1.
Are you not going to use a blood
purifier this pring ? 11 so, remember
that Dr, (.3arson's Stomach Bitters is
one of the best known, Large bottles
50 oents.
Mr. Wm. Dunseith, of St. Marys,
has purchased from the executors of
the estate of the late A. Nicol, the
celebrated entire horse 4eIVIansbrino
Star,"
Mr, P. Finnegan, of KillkOra 18 th0
owner of a cow that gave birth to 3
calves a short time ago. The calves
are fully developed, of natural size,
and are all on foot and dotng well.
Mr. Thomas McBride'of 'ftroker.
smith, accompanied by his daughter,
Mrs. Joseph Klitakhammer, left on
Monday last for St, Paul, Minn.... -"Mr.
McBride intends remaining there for
a time,
Our old and respected friend Mr. N.
McQuade, of Tuckeramith, left Mon-
day morning last for Toronto, where
he has been engaged as editor of the
Agricultural Bulletin, ajournal of veiy
great influence amongst theAarmers
of Ontario.
The Beavers, of St. Marys, have or-
ganized for the season, with the fol-
lowing officers : Honorary President,
Geo. A. Graham ; honorary vioe-presi-
&ant, H. A. L. White; captain Geo.
W. Lee : treasurer, John Bartlett ;
secretary, N. R. Ford.
Spring I Spring! Spring!
• Boils! Boils] Boils!
The best Blood Purifier and Tonic is
Dr. Carson's Stomach Bitters. The
People's Remedy. Large bottles 50 CES.
• The Argus complains of the wretch-
ed state of the sidewalks in St. Marys,
Mr. Roderick Ross, of Stanley town-
ship; left on Wednesday: last for Den-
ver, Col., where he willjoin his broth'
er Ilugh who left Stanley Borne time
ago for that place. Mr. Ross will
• take a situation in an office there and
we have no doubt but that he vvill do
well.
There is a petition.being circulated
to repeal the Tuckersrnith township
school board and to have the town-
ship divided into sections and each
section appoint their own trustees and
engage their own teacher, as in the
old section system. This petition was
circulated and voted upon last year,
but without success.
At Orillia, on Monday last, a by-law
for raising $15,( 00 by de bentures for
the purpose of completing the elec-
tric light and waterworks system was
carried by a majority of 52. And at
St. Slarys the same day a by-law to
grant a bonus of $30,000 for the re.
rooval of the Maxwell Manufacturing
• Company's works from Paris, Ont,, to
St. Marys was carried by a majority of
401 majority, only 31 votes being poll-
ed against it.
The Stratford Herald tells this
story : —Mrs. Clarke, an eighty-year-
old lady, and wife ot Mr. Wm. Clarke,
who resides near the water -works, has
for a number of years been wholly de.
prived of the sight of one eye. On
Satui day, April 21st, she felt a tickling
sensation in the imperfect orb, and
commenced rubbing it with her hand.
After putting it through that course
for a while she looked up and Was as-
tonished to find that sight had bee9
entirely restored. A thin skini
, it s
thought, had formed itself over the
eye, and could doubtless have been
removed before, had there been an
-ncentive to cause rubbing.
For Rickets, Marasmus, and all
• Wasting Disorders of Children.
Scott's Emulsiou of Pure Cod Liver Oil,
with Hypopbosplaites, is unequaled. The
rapidity with uhich children gain flesh and
strength upon it is very wouderful, "I
have used Scott's Einuleiou in cases of
_Rickets and Marasmus of long standing.
In every case the improvement was marked.
—J. M, elAte, Se D., New York. Put up
in 50c and 51 size.
The manifesto of the Genet of Paris has
fallen flat.
A LAST RESORT.
Lest seamier, says Win. J. Yames of
Atherley, Ont., I felt very miserable with
earls over my kidney. fluttering of the
heart and nervouseesa; at tee in kine, differ-
ent kinds of medicine, hearing of B.B.B..
thoueht I would try it; one bottle complete-
ly cured me. I eau highly recommend it to
others.
Count Eferbett Bisniark bait been made it
Ministes of State.
IcIN) WORDS AND TRUE
Mr. John H. Carte ,r of Corbetton, Ont„
Writes 58 fOilOWS : Hneyard's Yellow Oil
bsi toed tile test often when all others'
felled. Our bone° is never without it, aud
it will eltvays finct a welcome spot on the
shelf,
The German newspapers bave suddenly
ceased their attacks cm the Emperor's
English doctor.
A SEVERE TRIAL,
Thoee who endure the tte tering pangs
of Neuralgie, Itheumatism, Seeatica,
bag° and similar painful complaints ale
seVerely tried, but there is it socedy relief
hi Flagyard's Yellow OP, as thousands' who
have used it joyfully testify. /1 baniebes
pain and lameneas quickly,
At Paris, Ont- special efforts are beiug
made to (insure the adoption of the bv.law
to raise 57,000 to pwchntss a laGelot Alter
the btelaw to be voted on May 14.
A SURt RELIEF'.
I soffered from a bad cough eontracted
by damp feet. Having consulted a local
doctor withont effect I thought I would try
Htigyard's PeetorerBalsem as a heat resort.
Before I had firdahed the filet bottle my
cough had entirely disappeared, end to -day
I enjoy better health t.imn ever before. I
can conscientiously recommertd. it. Chita.
14. Eclat, Telegraph Opertitot, East Selkirk.
Manitoba.
illdward 1\10Leughlauo fciugl guilty of
stealing a hat from the reek in the Ceutl-
flouted Hetel, Termite, was seuteneed to
ode year's iwpriseemeet in tile Central.
Judge Henry is sieliing rapidly.
Prince Ger ge of Wales is reported in
Mexico incog.
BILIOUSNESS,
t‘I ehould not think it right aia 1 not
give my testimony of what I. ]now to be
the value of Burdock Blood Bitters. Being
a sufferer from Billiousness, 1 took 00e
bOtt10 of B.B.B. and it owe me immediate
relief, I renommead it 59 .5 caroler bilioue.
nese. Annie McLean, Woodville, Ont.
James Taylor, a New York defaulter,
arrested in Montreal, has consented to
nitwit for trial. Hie defaleatioue are said
to amount to about $8,000.
Fifteen crown of the Burlington strikers
have refused places ou the Santa Fe road.
That feeling ef wearinese, so often ex-
perienced in the spring, results from a
sluggish condition Of the blood which, being
impure, does not quicken with the ehang-
ing season. Isyer's Sarseparille, by vital-
izing and cleaneing the blood, strengthens
and invigorates the system.
Chauncey M. Depow says he does not
aspire to the Presidency, and is not a
candidate.
Ayer' s Pills are the best cathartio for
correcting irregularities of the stonetch arid
bowels, Gentle, yet thorough in their
action, they ore constipation, stimulate
the appetite and digestive organs, and
strengthens the system.
The Government Manitoba Experinien-
tal tam is to be located on the Stewart
film at Brandon,
A SUCCESSFUL RESULT.
Sirs. I was troubled tor five years with
liver complaint. I used a great deal of
doctors' medicine, which did me no good.
I was worse all the while until I tried Bur.
dock 'Blood Bitters, After taking four
bottles I ani now well. Lon alsoreconnn-
end it for dyspepsia. Miss Hattie L Switak,
St, Williams P. 0, Ont.
Rev, Dr. Courtney, late of Boston, was
on Wednesday conseorateceby the 13ishop of
Nova Scotia.
ToDDRRED.11, ONT., May 3 '87
I have been troubled with nasal catarrh
for the last five years. Seeing Nasal Balm
advertised I procured a bottle, and although
I have used only part of it, I do not hesi-
tate to pronounce it the beet remedy in the
world for thee loatInonle disease, •catarrh.
It is easy and plee,eaut to use, soothing and
healing in its action, instant in giving
relief removes and changes the poisonous
secretions to a healthy state, stops the
droppings from head into ehe throat and
removes all the symptoms of catarrh and
cold in the head. • In fact if the direetione
are faithfully followed nothing but a sure
and permanent cure can be the result.
Yonrs truly, •
JOFIN S. GEORGE,
Baker and Confectioner.
Dress -Making!
Mrs. Bissett and Miss Welsh beg to in-
form the public that they are opening out
buillneiss, and can be found on the corner.
of William aud Gidley streets.
Dress -making done in all
Styles.
Lc seons on Fancy Work given.—Stamping
a specialty. Orders promptly attend-
ed to. I call solicited.
the Latest
WILL CURE OR RELIEVE
BILIOUSNESS, DIZZINESS,
DYSPEPSIA, DROPSY,
IN DIGESTION, 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 LITTER, 117:DNEY,
STOMACEL BOWELF "Z,F. BLOOD.
T, MILBURN e.r. 00 "'..TVELtruc.
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IFTAIIIC)11' REF oRTs.
mo.v.vim.
Worreotoci at0 o'eloeitp,m,Weciuesday.
rallWlio a t ... ... ... ... 0 80 to el
Spring VVLicat ... ..., ,..., ••• 079 to 0 79
Liarloy ." ... .., ... bo to 70
Oats ,. ... 0 07 to 38
Olover Sued ., ... 4 00 t o 4 00
• Timothy *. ... 2 50 so 3 00
Peas ... ... 0 GO to 0 62
0011J ... ... ._ 0 58 to 0 60
eggs ... ... ... 0 11 to 0 11
Butter .“ ... .- ... 16 to 0 17
Flo,urpsibbl , „ ... ... 00 Go 5 65
Potatoes,por bushel ... ..• 75 to 80
A.pples,perbag ... ,.. ... 4010 0 DO
DrtedApplespr b ... ... 0 0410 0 00
(*ease per lb. ...,.. ..,, 5 05 to 0 55
Turkey per „
lb . . 0 07 to 08
Ducks pe r pr ... ... 0 45 to 0 50
ebickeusperpr ... ... 0 20 to 0 30
ilogs,dressedper10 .., . 6 80 to / 00
Boof ... 4 00 to 5 00
Kidesroulig, ... ••• ,.. 5 50 10 5 50
" dressed ... .„ 0 00 to 650
Sheepskins each ... .... 0 75 00 1 GO
Calfskin El . _. ... 0 50 to 0 70
Wool per lb ... .., 0 20 to 0 21
}lay porton .,. . . ... 600 to 8 00
thnonsuerbuse ... „, .„ 0 50 to 0 75
woodpev cord . ... ... „, 2 5 to 8 co
sr: XANYS.
Furnithed by Messiest carter, Son &C o.
Fall Wheat 80 to 80
Spring Wheet..... ............. ......... 80 80
65 70
41 42
460 601'
150 200
60 62
12 )2
1.5 16
70
40
23
00
oats.Ber.ey......„ ... . ... ..,....... ................
clover See'd
Timothy
Peas, ... . ... ....... ......... ..
Edas
Butter
Potatoes per bush
Apples peribush
Wool per lb
...... . ............. Ei 50
GO
SO
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ALT!•SSALT! SALT 1
The Exeter Salt Works Company
offer salt at the Exeter Salt Well at $2,25
per ton.
T. B. CARLING. Secy.
The Great English Prescription.
A successful Medicine used over •
80 years in thousands of cases.
• Cures Spernia,torrhea, Nervous
Wea7sness, Emissions, Impotency
and all diseases caused by abuse.
ranFonx) indiscretion, or over-exertion. [../prEn]
8131 packages Guaranteed to Cure when all others
ifr,reseiti.gyaAptsikony,otualr eDrntolggsiusbt sftoitruTteh.e 00i:eat:wok/gat
$1. Six $5, by mail. Write for Pamphlet. Address
reretreka ellaelnical Co., Detroit, Moho
For Sale,
A large one storey frame store building with
cellar underneath together with. e of an acre of
laud, eltdated la the business part of Exeter.
There is also a dwelling at rear of ,property
facing William-st. 'Venus to suit OUT chaser,
Vor further particulars apply to
El mos. THOS. HAMLIN, Exeter,
--CCTRES--
Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia,
Biliousness,
S ick Headaolie,
Kidney Troubles,
Rheumatism
Skin Diseases
--and all -
•
Impurities of the
Blood from what-
ever cause arising
Female weakness
&General debility
Purely Vegetable, Highly Concentrated,
• Pleasantand eflectual to use.
--ASK FOR—
Doctor Hodder's Compound.
Take no other. Sold everywhere. Price
75 cents per bottle.
DR. HO DDER'S
h 2 LIITIv Clara
_J
Sold Everywhere, Price, 25 cents and 50
cents per bottle. . Proprietors and Mai -Errs,
the Union Medicine Company
Toronto Canada.
rumors, Atkin!
WXL SAX13138
-WOODHAM.
Tbe undersigned would respectfully infer fe
he COM munity that they have leasedtlie above
mills for a term of years; and will be pleased
to have a eon from all. • The mill has recently
been improved, by the addition of new mach-
inery. It is the intention of Ike sabscribers to
add a set of rolls as soon as possible; and all
combined, the
Woodham Grist Mill
Will be second. to none lu the West.
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Gristing and • Chopping Done
• Promptly.
Fresh oatmeal constantly on hand for sale or
• exchanged for oats.
ISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Dr. , CHASE
Has a Woria-wide reputation 01 a physician
lvt,d author. rrake Dandelion Liver
Cure is n triumph of medical skill, curing
all diseases 08 1113 Kiudey and Liver,
g•virPT0BIS 017 •
,
Kidney uonap ana t . g
Times lil tbe back ; itOull pain or weight in
the bladder or base of the abdomen.; scald-
ing Mille often obstructed ; frequent desire
to urinate, especially at night, among, aged
Poisons hot, dry skin, pato complexion eed
aid white deposit. drop dizziness, sour
stomach, onseipetTon, eilee, liver semi
swenill2s' a°. Pain under the
gni VM
TOS or.
Liver Complaint, ghoulaer bla.dos,
jaundice, sallow complexion, 0 Woar3_, hired
feeling, no life or energy, head ache, dyspep,.
nellge 161011 ,spots, pimples ac.
• Ii0W. CURET)
srticl rake WI Cl (In deli 91.1 ar e tura' s liVer
(tiros, and when combined witit 1iicley rem-
edies., es in I7r.ChasoN Liver Onto, Till most
positively olive net kidney -liver troubles. It
eats iike it °harm, stimulate -1g the eloygee
3i ver , 5trong5alenin the kidi uvigor.
n ting the ethele body, Sold by ail a enlers at
ono dollar. with receipt, cook, which alone 18
worth the metes°.
Kidney icyI a.vDii;.ed[1,aso'5 Bill,q n.re the Oniy
or I' 1110 made ; they
T ,. not gontty yet effectually. -May
v t,", be ethen duieng eny employ.
P4110 Mont. They cure kidney -liver
•Lia.'3 troubles-, headache, biliousness
costiveness &a. One Pill a dose. som by all
dealers, Price 25 come.
1411311INN40N &
I3radford Ont Mants,
grA. TRIAL SOLICITED. .
J. & A.. MCNEVIN,
J.65,1'40.1
Merchant Tailor,
Ilas removed to premises oue door
north of Browning's drug store, where
there will be found a
Well aszelled ,Acila
OF SPRING
TWEEDS FOR SUITINGS &c.
Scotch, English,
Irish, French. and
Canadian Goods.
maae tl on the
SHORTEST NOTICE
----ABB AT— ----
CONSISTENTLY -'01N. FECES !
A CALL WILL CONVIpWE.
J 911*LX.,
Graduate of CleVeetliatud
titla s(411001
LOOK OUT FOR
ring
Goods
I am in receipt of a choice and well.
selected stock of
Fresh Groceries
I would also inform my numerous
friends and custaniers that I will be on
the road next week with my peddling
waggon.
SQMBITIIMIEW!
The Proprietor of the
Dominion Laboratory!
Begs to announce to hie numerous friends
and patrons that he has just put in full
—line of --
Staple & Fancy Stationery, Accuuute Books
and all kinds of School Requisites, Leter
and Note Paper, Fools Cap Paper,
Account Paper, Colored Tissues
Gilt Papere, Drawing Pap-
er, Pens and Pencils,
And aloe a full line of all the newest and
most popular
House 6c, Lot WORKS — OF — FICT10195
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.—Opposite All of which will be sold at the Lewes re -
numerative rates.
W. BROWNING, Prop
• Town Hall.
E)44111,XNa
QUEEN CITY OIL WORKS
At Torontoe Every Barrel Guaranteed. This Oil was used,ort all !machinery during the .
Exhibition. It hasteen awarded NINE GOLD MEDALS during the Met three years •
• 1•"'Sce that you get Peerless. 11 18 only made by
ALACCETET.4 Roamme cst: co.; TORolx,rzo
• FOR SALE 13Y JAS. PICKARD.
re 62 Yo
—Fon—
ookine%
The cheapest spot in town for
Hardware, Stoves and. Tinware, Paints, Oils end Glass, &c., deo., if yon are, t call at
BISSETT BROS
We are now offering the balanoe of our stock of Axes,
Cross -cut saws, Lamps and Tubular Lantern, at cost for
30 DA:Y-8 01\TII-En.
We would call your attention to a few of our specialties :—
A Handeeme Brass Library Lanip, $2 60
A Large Glass Stand Lamp, new design , $1 00
A Good Tubular Lantern ••$0 50 .
A Goocl Axe and Handle . $1 00
An A 1 Manure Ifurk - - - $0 80
And everything at Rock Bottom Prices for Cash.
A full stock of the following lines always On hansle—Barb wire, Plaiu Galvanized, A
°dent and Viled wire, and Buckthorn Fencing,
------ ---
Having purchased our supply of Binder Twine early we are now in a position to supply
at the lowest possible price.
A ffill stoces of tinware of all kinds always in stock. Eavetroughing and rooang a spec-
ialty. Agents for the B & 11 Metalic Shingle Roofing'. Aek for prices. A.gente fox the
celebrated Raymond Sewing Sfacnine.
BISSETT BROS., Exeter,
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'Manufactured our!, by Thomas Holloway, 78, New Oxford Street, ‘ie
late 533, Oxford.Strat, London.
a' Purchasers should look to tke Label on the Boxes and Pots.
If the address is not 533, Oxford Street, Loudon, they are spurious.
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SPRING 1888. SPRING
Carpets.
C rtains..
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Now that House -Cleaning time is near, we invite your in-
spection to our BIO- stook Of Carpets, Curtains, and those
Fancy Window Blinds, &c.
When haying 'Wall Paper don't forget that the Old
Established carries tho BigaPst Stock 'Ind Latest Arn-
o
erican Patterns.
Lots of' Fancy Ceiling Papers with
Corners to match,
Window Blinds Wall.Pa
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JAMES PICKARD, Exeter.