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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1888-5-17, Page 57FIE BAKINi3eI'OWDER DISCUSSION. omelet, weseei paTelliellee TIfl 11,1832.--, weir TIMY erin surname LEAVENING) A01,,NTS.--Tnil; U$ CF CAHDONATE Or ADIMONIA. The oilicialanalyses by Pol. Tuok- er, of New York State, have afforded one of the MOSt valuable evidence yet produeed relative to the adult' charaoter of the food and kegs in eyery day use. Some time eince Professor.Tuolser was directed. to analyze the various brands a baking pow. der and report which was the purest and best. Ho procured samplee from the wrote. ors in Albany, and after a series of exhaust- ive tests reported that the loyal was the purest and best of all examined. The accuracy of the published .report being questicned by a local manufacturer, a re- porter of the Albany Journal obtoined an inteeview with the Professor, which is repod as followin fleet paper: 'Do tore' said. the reporter, "it Appears ilele that Mice of our local baking powder mann- facturers attempts to discredit the report some time ago published in the Journal with reference to baking powders, for which the analytical examinations were made by yourself and Prof. Mason. Were your anelyses and opinion printed correotly?' "They were," replied Prof. Tucker, 'nit- erally." "Yoe say, Doctor, that the Royal baking powder is superior to any other baking pow- der whistle you have examined?" "That is my report." "Wherein, Doctor, consists this superior- ity which you find in the Royal over other brands 2" "As stated in my report in the great purity of its ingredients, in the unquestion- ed propriety tied wholesomeness ol thee ingredients, in the exact proportions of the same and the cheniical, accuracy and skill with which they have been eobined. As I. said before, it is, I believe, a baking pow- der nunegnallea for purity, strength and wholeaomeness." "Doctor, the Journal's lady readers would like you to inform them, what are the peculiar virtues of a good baking powder over other and more old-fitehioned methods of raising bread, biscuit and cake?" "That would require a long answer, something. in the nature of a lecture. Briefly, hoseever, the advantage of 'Royal baking powder over yeast coneists in the quicker work it accomplishes, in the .pres- ervation of genes of the best elements of the flour, which are destroyed in the pro. duction of the cathonic aoid gas by the use of yeast, and in'the absolute certainty; of sweet, light and digestible. food. Over other methods for quick raising, the merits of a pure baling powder are great. It is always ready for ,nse, the acid and taken are comibned in exact proportions to pro- . duce•definite results, or to render largest amount of leavening uas and leaving, noth.' ing snore than anentral residuum, which is not,the result where " crone of tartar and sodertre bronght separately and mixedin thensitchen, for it' will always occur whore thisis done that one of the other of these substantiyes will predominate, making the food yellow, heavy, bitter and unwholesome. Besides, theaireana of tartar which can be procured by .the housekeeper is mostly adulterated, adding to the uncertainty of lee reerilts or the unwholesomeness of the fried.. All these difficulties are avoided in -the use of a pure. properly -made baldeg noevdere." "Will baking"pcisvders keep? How long will they keep their strength?" "If properly made, until used. A perfect baking powcler must combine superlative strength with power to retain it indefinitely. Baking powders generally are robbed of the necessary preserving agent in order to give present strength, or else have their efficieney largely destroyed by the addition of large quantities of flour to prevent per - mature decomposition. The method by which both these qualities are retained in the highest degiee produces the perfeet Articles, and this 1 believe is fully accom- plished in the Royal baking powder." • "Doctor, what about =mottle in baking powder ?" "Carbonate of ammonia is sometimes used in the higher class of baking powders." "Is is injurious or objectionable ?" 'Nonsense? Quito the contrary. It has beets used for generations in the finest food. It is a very volatile agent. Heat entirely envolves it into gas, leaving no residuum. Were it used in suideient quantity to do the entire work of reration, I rim inclined to believe it would be the acme of leavening agents, SQMO Of the bigileSt authorities, ag Haseall, recommend is exelusive use for this purpose in preference to yeast or other kinds of leaven. It is universally admitted to be a wholesome and valuable agents, and no chemist of reputatim will class it otherwise. I have become indig- nant when. I have rend the silly charges that hare frequently been ;made through ignorance or otherwise against it." "Then those inanufacturers who advertise that -their powder does not contain it"-- "Ooefess that their powder lacks a most useful, wholesome and excellent ingredient" "But they say its origin is filthy." •"Its origin aud method of preparation. are no more filthy than are the origin and preparation of bread, All this talk about ammonia in baking powder and its filthy origin is the veriest rubbish. A man dis- graces himself when he lends himself to any such statements. It is particeliarly unfair for baking powder manufacturers to seek to prevent the truth, Or prejudice the ignorant or unnetry by statements that it ie either harmful or dirty. Ammonia exists in the very n,ir we breathe, and is largely present in nature ass, wholeeorne substance' Bid,dulph, Council. The council met parettent to adjourn - Mont, *the reeve itud all the members present. Minutes of last meeting were read, approved and signed by the reeve. The following aocoants wereordered to be paid, 11 idcFalle, ditching and culverts, div 2, $0; secy•treas, Uniou, P.. S. 8, No, 10, echool levy, for 1887, 361..61; Medical ex - Pollees, railway fares and other expenses, in re John Almend, an indiguant insane person, $13,75; Div-ooert clerk, eOstS in Walker VS Trip, $5.22; W. 1). Stanley. telegrapbiug and railway fares re auditors report, 60e; John Rowel, tile culvert, St. Marye G R, 54; Henry Saushinn, box cul- vert, St, Marys G11, $4; John Chalmers, St Marys G It, box culvert, $4; do, plault culvert, St. Marye G 11, 3.25; tile 3,50; rep. 3.50; tile 3.25. box 3,25; ditching 1; rep road div 5, 1.24; George A.vres, plank cul- vert, St, Marys G. R. 3.00; Thos Beatson, 861 feet look elm plinth, 41.19; C. Wallie, tile culvert.:N. B. moiety, 1.50; G Ayers, cedar. culvert, 0 S. 11„ 4; Al Langford, proseeoting for gravel,. 1; W Hodgins, cul- vert, div. 3, 620; Thos Armitage, culvert and repairs, div. 3, 1.25, Moved by W Magee, sec by A Bentsen, that F Davis be and is hereby appointed to inspect the building of bridge over liver Saubleneons 4 and 5, oarieed. The coun- cil adjommed to meet in the court room Olandeboye, on Monday the 2Is5 hist., at 10 ani. • 331anshard Counoil. The regular meeting of the opened took place in the council hall, Mtn? 7th, 1888 for the transaction of business. Reeve Lawton and councillors Dickinson, Hudson, McVannell and Johnston were present and took their places. Minutes of last meeting wore read and 'meted. Moved by Messrs. Hudson and Diekien eon, that the sem of po be granted to road divieioff No. 57, provided that 'the townsbip of Nisaouri grant an equal amount. Cattied. Moved by Messrs. McVannell and Hu& son, that the sum of 330 bo greeted that portion of road eetending from the Strat- ford gravel road to the 10th of Nissouri. Carried, Mr. Bonis appeared beet° ' the Council with a petition, eigued by a number of interested parties, etating that "a, rough eines of boys and young men belonging to the town of St. Marys and vicinity have made a practice of bathing in Mr. J. D. aloore's peed an Suntlaya," and other- wise making indecent exposTre of their person, to the annoyance of the people passing to and from church. Another feature of the SabLotb, desenation als74.1 this year is baseball and card playing. The petitioners prayed that the council would take action to isuppiess this nub. time. - The Constable has been instructed to look after these young seampa, and make an example of some of them if such per- formances are persisted in. Moved by lIessre. McVaunell and ,Tolin- ston, that the Coma of Revision for the township of Blanshard be hold on the first Mayday in June, at the hour of 2 p. re. The Reeve signed orders on the Tree - Barer for the following amounta :- H. Thompson repair of bridge on river road, $4; aud for culvert and repairs on the river roadje 4; W Jolinston, expenses re- vision of by -lbws, $24i Rolnuson, for bridge son 3, 318; j Stephens, repairing culvert, 32.25; 0 Sleaford, culvert and shovelling gravel, $7.20 ; Irving Wallis, culvert on town line B. and B., 31.50; Ruth Ritchie, charity, 37; Geo. Wilkinsou, acuity, e3; Thos. Eppilett, for repairing mitered Con 4 and 5, $6; Agus Publishing Co., print- ing by.laws, 342.45. The following appropriations for im- provenients on the main thoroughfares of the township were made :-Town line B, and .E„ e30; 4511 con. $50; Base line, 3100; 9th con, $75; Mitchell road, 3100: St, Marys load. 3100; Stratford road, $100; 15th eons 350; Station road, 350, making a total of $635. kiensEtal. The principal businese places are :- Dry Goods -Coad & Boned°, 3% Bontlarne, R. Morrison. Groceries--jamee Troyer, W. Davis. Boot & Shoe Man'f-Wm. cantle, ,T. Reeding. Hat clware--McDon- I & Waugh, MeA.rtlinr & Ball. Jewelry -Jobe C. Stonenian. re Smith, Miss 1 Everitt. Dress -makers,, - Mies Lemenie. Misses Volliek, 13utcher- W, Charters, Bars. -3. Ingram, J. W. FOSS, Contractenn-W, Welsh, J. Welsh II. Reynolds, It. Pane! soin T.Iniertaking • --LS. 11.gram, 13oolse & S ta tionery.--Jas. Sutherland. Blacksmiths -J. Ilohlsirk, Meters, Blatchford di Brown. Carriage Melserre-tenlvvill & Bt3verly, Breen & 1-llatehford. Implentebt Dealers. 'V Elder, W. ,B. McLeets, Salt Werke.- Geo. MeEseen. Milfers.-Molleven & Ur- quhart, MoThwela en Hood. Bankers- McArther & Co, Livery -T. Murdock, Druggist. -II. A. Wilton. Pork packing -- G. 0, Petty. M ed McDai r re i d Planing Milhe-R. Pattersou, Painting - 3. Steeey, B. Thompson, W. Stonernan. • Vet •argeon-D. rea-o-ant Spring! spring! Spicing! Boils! I3oils! Boils! The best Blood Purifier and Tonle is Dr. Carson's Stomach Bitters. The People's Reiriecly, Large bottles 50 oto. 0-4-464-11 "PECTORIA" for colds. " PECTORLA" for coughs. 46PECTORIA" for the Lungs. PECTORIA" for Bronchial tubes. 4iPECTORIA" the best, the safest, the cheapest. PEC PORTA" the great 25 cent Cough Remedy. Sir John Peuder has received from the Queen the decoration of X 0 M G, Emperor Francie joseph opened the Iu- dusttial exhibition at Vienna yesterday. .A. Paris despatch says : The second bal- lot for municipal councillors resulted in fever of the Republicans, • A CURE FOR DEAFNESS. There has been many remarkable cures of deafness made by the use of Hagyard's Yellow Oil, the great householc1 remedy for all Pain, Infiamation and Soreness. Yel- low Oil cures Rheumatism, Sore Threat, and Croup, and is ueeful internally and externally for all pains and injuries. Petrolea population 4,092 ; assessment 31,045,600. - A LUCKY ESCAPE, Mrs. Cyrus Kilboure'of Beansville, Ont., had what was thought to be a canner on her neve, and was about to submit to a cancer doctor's operation when she tried Burdock Blood Bitters, which effected a radical cure. This medicine cures all blood diseases. A. stettay flow of natural" ens has been struck at Collingwood at a depth of 130 ft. • RAYMOND, ONT.', May Std, 1887. Nasal Balm acts like a charm for my catarrb. I have only used it a short time and now feel better than at any period during the last seven years. In fact I mu sure of a oure arid at very small expense. Yours natty, JOHN FOSTER. The river iesterichly rising in St. Louis. Reporte from the north are alarming, and if the Sty .Levee or Madison clylce breaks toe lees will be millions. • Withether on land or at sea, on the prairie or in the crowded city, Ayer's Pine are the best cathartic, being convenient, officaeious. and Safe. For torpid liyer, 111 - digestion, and Fick headache, they never 1011. s The Hamilton Y M el A have purchased $7,400 rate on which to erect, a hall • There is no datiger to human life more to be dreaded than that which ridges from vitiated bleed. Dyspepsia, rliciimatiem, heacinche, and general debility, n11 result trona it, and aro Cured the use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Take it this month. Six bottles. e5. Jay Kitchum, of Colboree, Ont., is ap pointed juniot Judge of the Northember- land and Durham County Conrt, and local judge of the Nigh Coma of Justice. HAVE YOU TRIED Impel nti Create '.1.'artar 13alsing, -'Powder it is the pureet of the pure, Ali grocers sell it, For Ri*ets, Marasmus, and all Wasting Disorclorst of Children. Scott's Ennfision of Pure Cod Liver 0110 with Ilypophospnites, is unequeleci, The rapidity with which ehildren gain flesh and strength epee it is very wonderful, "1 have used Scott's Emulsion in ease0 of Rickets and Marasnius of long standing. In every case the inaprovetnent wae naarlsed. --J. M, Mit, M,‚ 1)., New York. „Put up in 50o and el aize. SHE SPEAKS PROM EXPERIENCE. Miss Edith Fox, of Amherstburg, Out., had a severe ease of quiney. *She writee : "I tried the doctor's medicine, but got no relief. I was told to try liagyard's Peotoral Redeem. After taking two doses I got relief and whee I had taken thre'e parts 0, the bottle, I Was completely cured." TI -IE COLD DIP. During the recent oold weather here I had three fiugers frozen. We had some Hagyard's Yellow Oil in the house and I tried it witta good results. Wm. Maoklain, Montreal, P. Q. Winnipeg city census shoWs the papule - tion tohe 20,093; assestment 319,509,80, FOUR YEARS OF SUFFERING. Mrs. Torrance MeNish, of SinitnarFalle, Ont., after four yeare' intense outIeting with Scrofula, from which her head beearce bald, was rimed by Burdock Blood, Bitten, after the best medical aid had failed. The Brazilian Senate has passed the bill abolishing slavery, which wee passed by the Chamber of Deputies last week. A GOOD COUNTENANCE. Boils, Pimples, Blotches and Skin Hum- or disfigure the countenance. Parity the Blood by using Burdock Blood Bitters to iemove the impure matter which loads it, and the result will be a clear skin, good con3plexion and perfeot health, Dress -Making! Mrs. Biseett and Miss Welsh beg to in- form the publio that they are opening out business, and, erne be founl on the corner of William arid Gidley 'streets. don' in all Styles. LC SRO/1S on Fancy Work given. -Stamping e epeciany. Orders promptly attend- ed to. A cell solicited. the Driest. THE LARGEST SCALE WORKS IN CANADA. OVER 190 STYLES OF HAY SCALES, GRAIN SCALES, FARM SCALES. TEA SCALES, IMPROVED SHOW CASES MONEY DRAWERS Meat Choppers AND BUTCHERS' SUPPLIES ADDRESS IN rULL, Write for terrat C. WILSON & SON, 100' ESPLANADE STREET EAST TORONTO, ONT, Mention this paper every time you write. IVIARKET azraltTS. exereint (0 orreeted ate o'clookenni, Weduesday. VallWneat ... .,. .,. ... 0 84 40 85 Spring WHeat ,. ... ... ,.. 0 19 to 0 79 ... tie to '70 0 ti7 to 38 Clover Seed ... 4 00 80 400 9)iinothy ' ... 2 50 to 0 00 Peas ,.', 0 00 to 0 52 Corn • p• r•• 0 68 to 0 60 15ggs ... 0 11 to il 14 Butte], .., ... ... 10 to 0 17 Flour verb bl , ,.. ... ... 00 to 5 45 eotatooreper bushel .., 05 to 70 Apples,per nag.. ... 40 t o 050 Driethipplespr b '... ... 0 01 t o 000 Ocoee per lb. ... ,.. 0 05 to 005 Turkey per lb ,, 0 07 to 08 Puelts por pr ... ... 0 455o 000 Chickens per pr ... .... „. 0 20 to o 30 efogenressedper10 ,. 0 80 t07 00 Beef ... ... ... 400 to 5 00 flidesrouhg, ,,, ... ... 5 50 to 5 50 " dressed ... , .. 0 00 to 5 00 Sheepskins each ... 075 to 1 CC °oilskins.,, 0 50 to 0 '70 Wool -per lb ... .., ... 0 20 to 0 21 ilayperton ... „„ .., 800 to 8 00 Onion soorbush „. ,.. 0 50 to 0 75 Woociper eard .., ”, ... 2 5 to 300 ,-,_.......--. RV ar.inrs. Furnished by Messrs: Dexter, Son &Co. Fall Wheat ... , ......... • . .,.. ,„ . .. . , ..... ...., 8010 80 Spring Wbeat ... .......... .... .,..f., .. . .. ..... 00 80 Bar,ey 05 70 Oats „ 41 42 • 450 501 . . . . .. . ..... . . .... .i60 200 60 62 12 12 13 16 60 70 Clover Seed 'relmagaa°,hY Eg' .. Butter Potatoes .per bush Wotil .......... ... .... . . ............. .. porib -1: 3201 E .85 9 00 SALT! SALT! SALT! flphe Exeter Salt Works Company offer salt at tile Exeter S.al t Well at $2.25 per ton. T, 33. CARLING, Seer- Illte Great English Preseriptiont. iltA successful Medicine used over 30 Years in thousands of cases. Cures Spermatorrhea, Nervous Weakness, Emissions, Xmpoteney and all diseasns caused by abuse. teeeeeei indiscretion, or over-exertiroena,tErArrEriansail, Six packages Cauctranteed to Cure when ail others . Pre4si.vrittsikonkeotuarl)1110b1ggsiustsft(itrufel.to aOne package $1. Six $5, by mail. Write fo:, Pamphlet. Address Eureka Claemilcall Co,,, Ifletrolt. Mich. , • For Sale, A large oue storey frame atoro building wiy'L collar underneath togeteer with e of an u,cro e. Lppxi.:QUT.'F(M' Spriug I am M receipt a a choice and well. selected stock of Fresh Groceries I would also infOrm my numerous friends and ousteinere that I will be on the road next week with my peddling waggon. House & Lot FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -Opposite Town Hall. T DAINC GO 'Po THE Dominion Laboratory Fishing Tackle, Fleets, Sinhevs, Reels, Fishing Lines, Gaff Hooks, Landing Nets, Jointed Rods, Trolls, Fly Hooks, Tripple book And the Celebrated Cork Fa 13ait, and Skeleton Baits. GAMES.—Rubber Balls, Base Balls, Base Ball Bats, Lacrosse Balls, Caps and Croquet Setts, Japanese Kites, Dominoes, Playing Cards, Chess, Authors, Fire Crackers, Fire Cracker Morbans, an Husblers. J. W. J3t3 Prop QT,„TEEN CITY OIL WORKS 32MMIResIJMESS (DIM§ At Toronto.eEvery Barrel Guaranteed. This Oil was used an all machinery during the Exhibition. It has been awarded NINE GOLD MEDALS (luring the last three years M -See that you get Peerless. It is only made by sa.mtrzr. moarzts elf, CO, TO110.11\.TTO FOR SALE BY JAS. PICKARD. Are to You Looking lend, siteated in the business part of Exeter. There isolso a dwelling at rear of property facing Winiam-at. Terms to suit pm chaser. por further particulars a piny to TROS.IIAMLIale Exeter. et2e1i0 WILL CURE OR RELLIEVE BILIOUSNESS, DIZZINESS, DYSPERSIA, DROPSY, INDIGESTION) FLUTTERING JAUNDICE,• - ERYSIPELAS, SALT RHEUM, HEARTBURN,_ OF THE HEART, ACIDITY OF THE STOMACH, DRYNESS WACHE, OF THE SKIN, And every species of disease arising from disordered LIVER, KIDNEYS, STOMACE,BOWELF r, BLOOD. T. MILBRN OU&C. - r CHASE Ha.13 n. world-wide reputation as a physician and antlior, Ilia Maniftalco Dandelion Liver Cure is a triumph of medical skin, ertring all eiseages of the Kincley and Liver, SYMPTOMS OF Drressu Kidney Complaint, ig , pains in tile b ek ; a doll pain 0';';(.481411ttlin • the bit dder or base of the abaomen ; scale- ing urine ottou obstrueted ; .f eery:tent desire to urinate, especielty 013 niglit, anione, uged eeksows ; hot, dry Rtin, 1,110eomp1oxi0n rod and white deposits, drop dizziness, sour etomacb , oonetiptiffone piles, liver steal swenine.s, &e. 8Y02VT OM S OP Liver Cornphtin t, sheinder entees. ;jaundice, senow conetnexion, a Wet11.1, tired feeling, no lite or energy, tweet ache, 098369. sia, indigestion, epote, pimples &c. HOW CURED: etexadrako and Dandelion areintioro'sli vor cures. Iola who: contain ealvitai IJOY ram- edies, t1,s Dv. obotse'e Liver (litre, will most positively aura 4idnoy-livor trout)] 05. It Acta like a charin, stimulatioll the clogged liver, e tee n en:mein g the kidntypMl i 1 nviger. suagffie whole body. Sold by all "(Wen at ono denim*. with receipt book, Wilich alone is 1°61:thbh° m000Vr., Chase's tllo only Kidney D Kidney .1,ivet Pilla made ; bhoy rnet onion yet wreath in Iy. Mee. ene v ese be taken daring any employ- P11eem nt. They enre kidhoy-livol: - tkOnbk9,11014ettl,C116, Who/0110aq eostivonose &o. ()hernia dose. Sold by all stealers. Price 25 contS. ItIDNICANSON A.V,. CO., Bradford On+ Mauls MIRES Liver Complaint " Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache Kidney trouble Rheumatism., Skin. Diseases, And all im- purities of the blood from what ever cause aris- ing. The Great SP'Iring Medicine PRICE 75 Cts. (with Pills 31) Moclier's Little Liver - Pills, Very Small and. Easy to Take. NO GRIPING. NO NAUSEA. Sold everywhere ; price 25 cts. .Union Medicine Co. Props.; Toronto, Can. arriort Atioatioal IMPELRIA,L MILLS WOODELAM. The undersigned would respectfully infer he comuiunityth0t they neve leasedthe above mins for a term of yeers ; and will be pleased to bave 11. can from all. The mill has recently been improved, by the addition of new mach- inery. It is the intention of to subscribers to add a set of rolls as soOn as possible; and all combined, the Woodham Grist Mill Will be second to 11011050 the West. -x--x-- dristing, and Chopping Done Promptly. Fresh oatmeal constantly on hand for sale or exchanged for oats. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. eeetrA TRIAL SOLICITED. J. & A. IvIcNEVIN, J S ELL Ifrierehant Tailor, Ilas removed to premises one door north of Browning's drugstore, whore Shore will be found it Asseried St OF SPRING TWEEDS FOR. SUITINGS —ALSO— Scotch, English, Irish, French. and Canadian Goods. Made up on the SHORTEST NOTICE ----AND AT- -- CONSISTENTLY IOW PRICEES 1 A CALL WILL CONVINCE. sz..t.E:VITIDLL, Gralqate of Cleveland Cutting Sehoo 6.1 —FOR— The cheapest spot in to n for Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, Paints, Oils and Glass, &c., &c., if you are, o t call at BISSETT BROS. We are now offering the belanee of our stools of Axes, Croes-cut saws, Lamps and Tubular Lanterne, at cost for • 30 IDA:YS 01\TI.Ja". T We would eau your attention to a few of our specialties :-- A Handsome Brom Library Lamp, • A Large Glass Stand Lamp, new design A Good Tubule,rLantern •- A Good Axe and Handle An A 1 Manure Fork - - - • And everything at Rock Botto-ni 'Prices for Cash. 32 50 , 31 00 so 50, , st op 5080 A full stook of the following lines always on hande-Barb wire, Plain Galvenized en- calent 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 full stoce of tinware of all kinds always in stock. Earetroughing and roofing a spec- ialty. Agents for the B & R Metall° Shingle Roofing. Ask for priees. Agents for the celebrated Raymond Sewing Machine. .BISSETT BROS., Exeter. lilm-1.16M-PyRwmagar....iesion.y4,-.--1W-r...1, '.. (3.C' ..,e, b. e, 1 . .cilo '', \,•.C. 4-O.°.'Cc'' ' -‹-ce' ep .e.,., ..,,..0,.. (4.9.t> 6 $ :),...- {, ..cc,o o Ne•-• ..,;:,e;..e.-c;c;,•0.c.,0..'5..s:'.,40.',.:,,6.,4bcc"x\p"‘)se.1Q.):.ee-,rc,sz' e:eet o6\„,:d'.cc4A.o-4.:s,..,ecz.c,,s>e,cCcz.'6.'C,\,•e• o .s0.•S.',‘.. c:cs9e,z ,4'ay N eisa,n.,,i,,odC•.:eoeP dz c'.'0. 's ''.‘‘..s,.". .d ebteo?e4en''4\e4n. .'st1 "e.5e' sa E'0 e,cnn>.iea •v6`u6‘ ee, & k• S•1& N •4":,,oC,‘ ;;S0;'-•0 C:e;n..,e:•e:.,°-aet.,.,'.:-p''# ' .:,C.oeC':,,P„:4b c o'•.t, s ' N., , 4I: ''' c'..,> '-..0 \* e. Manufactured only by Thomas Holloway, 78, Now Oxrord Street, Tato 583, Oxford Street, London. es• Purchasers should look to the Label oa the Boxes and Potsie„. If the address is not 533, Oxford Street, London, they are spurious. SPRING 1888. SPRING Carpets. 11:0101.M.11111.1•1.• Curtains„ scalekoransoevacsmonno.aseaaaraesan Now that Honse-Cieaning time is near, we invite your in- spection to our 131G stock of Carpets, Curtains, and those Fancy Window Blinds, &c. • When bny.ing Wall Paper don't forget that the Old Establishea carries the Biggest Stock and Latest Am- erican Patterns, Lots of Fancy Ceiling Papers Corners to match,.• Window1131.inds Wail Palm JA.MES PICKARD, Exeter..