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DISTRICT DOINGS, 1blitoliell Connell at the at meet-
ing purohased the driving perk At
Occurrences et the Past weelc 'fear °ugh. f that place for $1,500, and will in let-
ure run it,
One ofthe etrangeet freaks of nature
in the Qattle line that has ever been
known in Erie Township cn be wit
need on the farm or M. J.
Thompson, who resides about three
miles from Acton. About a inoeth
atto a Durham bred cow geve birth to
a, heifer calf sired by a pure bred Der-
ham boll. Mr. Thompson was eurpris-
ed as well he might be, when he found
that the calf had three well -formed
ears on the right aide cfl the head, and
a strenge protuberance right in the
middle of the back. He thought at
first that he would kill the animal, but
as it was tine and healthy and perfect
in every respect, he changed his mind.
'Ate calf is now as healthy andlivelY
SB any on the farm, and the lump on
the back has developed into a well.d
fined horn.
out the Neighfierhood inn Collets('
• • 11'o rue.
Mr. Jos. Walker, of McGillivray
left the other day for Manitoba.
Paelthill and Allsa ()rale are to
have te'ephone connection with the
line vvhicle rims through Exeter.
It is Ptated that the joint worm this
year has. done damage to timothy
a crop mot hitherto attacked by the
pest.
Prosecutions for violatiens of the
Crook's At hava commenced, as on.
Wednesday one Spooner, of Clinton
was fined $20 anti coots forselling liqu-
or after hours.
Mr, Thos. Seiallacombe, late of Hen-
sel!, but Pirmerly with Ogilvie le Co.,
at Sealiskth, now fills the position va-
cated by Mr. Swallow, at Irwin'ts Sten.
dard Elevator, Clinton.
The ferms of H. Rawlings and ,Istis.
Gammon, Bosanquet, and Wm, Auld,
Warvviols, have been entered for the
Provincial prize competition, under
the auspices of the Agricultural and
Arts Association.
The dld friends of Mr. W. Westcott,
of Morpeth, formely of Tuckersmith,
vvill regret to hear (et the death of his
wife, vshiteh took plape on Friday last.
The deceased was fornaerly a Miss
Smith, of the 5nd con. of Stanley.
At Clinton, the other day, 140 head
of cattle were weighed and shieped to
the old country, by Mr. Morgan of Osh-
awa, who puz.chasecl thernfrom Mr. W.
McLean of ()Linton.
AR who know him will be sorry to
learn that Mr John 'Yelling, of London
road just below Brucefield, lies at the
Point of death from paralysis, wtth no
hope of recovery. He for years filled
the post of assessor, and is held in
high respect by all.
Rev. J. V, Smith, pastor of the Dun-
das,Cantre Methodist Church London,
has been granted a summer vacation
of six weeks or MOre and is going to
Great Britain. Lie expects to leave
on Tuesday, 24th.
A St. Itlarys party, comprising some
20 or 25 of the gay and festive of that
'town, are =kin preparations to de-
part for -Port Stanley next Week tor
a two weeks' camping seas on.. The
party willte chaperoned" by Mr, and
1VIrs. $. Martin. • -
• The libel su ts between the editors
01' ihe IVIitcheil Advocete and Recorder
have been settled, each 'to pay their
own costs, apologize to each other
without .comment, and tor*ever after
hold their 'peace. Let btotherly love
oontiiie 1
rho other Morning Mr.JohnCown,of
Bright,,shot a pure.whitia crow an the
farm ot re Win Oaborn lot 1 con:8
Blandtord. , Its feathers are mbar
• white, and the beak and legs. are also'
white, ' Mr. Cown is having the curios-
ity snffech •
re Saturday afternoon last Mr. Ed.
• anes residen •e, Parkhill was partici.-
• Ily,deibioyed by fire, the speedy arriv;
al of assistange only preventing its to-
tal destruetiore •Mr. Manes loss will
be heavy. Causedefectife stove pipes.
e• At lust the Parkhill Connell. have,
-ee taken a, lime:Able move; having the
open clitcic:which crosses main street
so excavate'cl as to allow water to pass
freely away, preventing its becoming'
stagnan
• Brussels Butigete—'-Therd is nothing
like courtesy. A youth went into the
post office, the other aity for a paper,
•and when he pointed out ' that it was
• ':there, he' Was politely told to go to
• h--4 by the assistant postmaster."
A man named Mc.I.Censie, a builder,
of Exeter,who had just returned:from
the `Soo," was arrested at that place
Saturday by Constable 0.11.. Chief of
Police Williams left in the aft'ernoon
• to bring the prisoner here. Reds re-
puted to be counterSeiter.essLondon
Free PrefiT,
A little. daughter of Mr. Humphrey
Pardy,of WestNissouri,met with an un
fertunate accident Friday. • Her f tth
er was putting hay with a mower and
observed his little girl at the corner of
the field. Ile spoke sharpeiy to the
• horses, but instead of halting they in-
creased their speed, with the result
that one of the poor little girl's legs
was cut off and the other injured by
the machine. •,
Mrs, David Williams, of Mitchell,
• met with another mishap while on her
way to church on Sunday morning
last. She stepped upon alonse plank
in the sidewalk and fell, °tatting her
face and receiving other Injuries. It
is ooly a short timo since the old lady
fells while coming out of church, and
• fractured a bone in one of her legs.
E. W. GILLETT, el'er Toronto. Otit.
Whether ferns ewatur y land or stagnant
pool, or fi,pm the deadly gases of city sowers
malaria) poisons aro 'the $111.130. Ayer's
Ague .0nre, fakeit aceording to clis ections,
is a 'warranted epecilic for, tnalarial dis-
orders. •
Geo. Murray; ,of the 1,0,th concession
of Zerra ,while , mowing Friday morn-
ing met with areaccident which almoet
ost him his lites„ A, balky horse was
attached to the .ertutchine, and Mr.
•Murray got his wife to sit on the seat
while lie used persuasion with the Em-
its:lel. The hos' gave a sharp turn
and started oft` The knife canght Mr.
Murray at both ankles, almost sever -
1. a tbe tibia bone of the right, and
flicting 5 two-inch gash in the left.
ADY10E TO Al.OTHT1118.---ATO you disturbed at
night and broken of your rost by a siek child
Suffering and erYing with pain of Cutting'
Teeth? If so sond at onoe ttistl get a bottle
of "MrS.Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for Chil-
dren Teething. Its value is inealculabie.
It will relieve the pour Ilttle sufferer 110
ntediatsly ;..,epend upon it, mothers', thero
is no Mistake about it. It cures Dysentery
and Ditirrlicea, regulates the Stoianteh and
Boweis,eures Wind Colic, Sortous Gums
reduces Inflammation, and gives tone and
energy to the whole system, 'SUB. Winslow 's
Soothing Syrup" 'for children teething is
pleasant to the taste and is the prescription
of one, of tin oldeet and host female
physicians and nurses in tho United
States; an a is for sale by. all droggists
throughout the' world, Prom twenty-five
coats a bottie, Bo sure and ask for 'Mlle.
WINSI4OW'S 0^OVEHNO.' Ei-auP "and take no
other kind- .
CONSTIlarTION CURED.
Anold phYsiol,an, retired from practice,
having had plastin his hands by an Flavt
'adieu mIssion'ar Y".'th 0 fOrmuleof a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and. perma-•
Bent cure 'of Consumption, Bronehitis,,Ca-
taxrla, Asthma and all throat and lung
affections, also m positive and cure
for Nervous Debility andail Nervous Goon -
plaints, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers, in thonsa.ods ofcases, has
felt it his duty to make it known to his
muffering fellows. Actuatedby t,, teltlye
audit desire to relieve hum (111 131111reNii, I
wi send free of charge, 00 1111 who' desire :t,
this recipe, in Gertnan,French or English,
wItb tultdirectionofer preparing and using.
Sent by mail oy address:rex w ith stamp,
•naming this pap e w. A . NOYES .149 POwer's
Biota' TiC..01113t6T T '••
' The regular querterly meeting of
the Huron Medical Association 'Wits
held in the classroom ot the Mechanics'
nstitute, Seaforth, at 2p.m, On July
1 Oth. The president, Dr, Young. tieing
absetit, the vice president, Dr. Gunn,
occupied the chair. Several interesting
cases were presented and several pap,
ere; were read, Dr. Worthington read
itn instructiye paper on "Injuries of
the train," relating CeSeS Whieliqvul
Come under his obseryatidn. Dr.
Campbell, ofSetiforth, and Dr. Elliott,
of Brucetield, related the history or
interesting cases, Mose who took
port in the discussionvvere Drs Worth-
ington, steKld Smith, Qampbell, Nic
al, iSleTavish, Gunn, and
Elliott. Several Medical sttidents
were preseritt McLeod Gibson, And
Ewing. The members were delighted
with the meeting, and Anticipate a
pr espeiceis future for the society. The
itext quarterly meeting will be held at
Clinton.
A SAD LOSS.
LoSs or appetite mid the attendant low
Spirits, dullnoas and debility, are of very
frequent ocourranee. Reguloto the bowel
•andins* eirOnlitlion and digeetion by
using dock Blood Bitters Whenever
these sYmPtolna are present.
A Lin ooln (Ills,) telegs am saybl—Land-
lord Scully's agents deny the report that
their employer is about to sell all his I11in-
BORN. .
CAIN: —Ill USbOTIle., 011 the lfith hist, the
wife of Mr., -Chas Cain of a sou.
Ilowic—In Exeter. on the 15th inst, the
wife of Mr Robert Rowe, of a daughler.
BlIOWNING1—ID Exeter, an the 131.11 last,
wife of J W Browning of a daughter
Husorix:—In Usborne, on the llth hist,
the wife of the lase Andrew HunIciu, of
a daughter,
•• MARRIED'. •
•.1tIsit1r•-•-lis.wszssL-Ati the' reSidet ee of the
• the bride's parents. Wesil bo
• Monday July 2n0, by Ede A G Harris,
Mr Henry Markes, of Parkhill, to Miss
Charlotte Hawkins. ,
DIED.
ASHTON In Usborne, on this 16th hist, 5
51,daughter of the late Francis Ashton,
aged 21 years 2 mos assa 23 days
HoW-1.111)—ru 1L'seter, on the 161u hist,
r- Robert kb:sward, figod 75 years 4 mos
• and 20 days
ilsnisisss:—In Hay on the 17th inst, John
Harnes-i; aged 60 years 6 mos and 17
•days '
ole °stet ea.
INDISPENSIBLE
"I hove used Dr, Fowler's Hgtraet of
Wild Strawberry for Summer coMplaints
and have given it to nay Mends, It gives
lustatit selief whorl all other remedies fail.
1 would not be without it in my house!'
Mrs T. Boil. Weidman, Ont.
A. Denver (Col,) despatch says: --Chief
Pialis the once 010101 qus Chief of the rene-
ged Utes in North Park, has committed
brticide.
• BE PREPARED
Massy of tho 'worst attacks of cholera
mashes, cramps, dysentry and colic coma
suddenly in the night and the most speedy
and prompt DIP112113 =net be used against
them, • D1', Fowler's Extract of Wild. Straw-
berlY is Vin remedy, Keep it at hand tor
emergencies. kr :sr:Yu-a irsout to extre �r
relieve. •
The Conamittie of the vhole of the 1,1. S.
'Soviet> of Ilepresentatiees have refused by a
vote of 102 M 120 to strike wool irons the
fres list.
A DYING NI ISH
to try Burdock Blood Bitters is often
cxliressed by Senne buffeter upon W110111 ftll
other , treatment has failed. Marvellous,
results have often beim obtained by the
use of this gland restorative and purifying
tonic noder these ciretionstasices,
000lrtaller White, of rho mounted police.
says the Northwest half-breeds received
some assistance last spring, and are now
contented, and quietly gathering in their
It is reported that the Canadian l'aeilic
Railway -has purchased the Duluth. South
Shore ct itlautio Railway.
.A.UCTION SALE OF
Valluabievny.g.Tiroperty
Tho Kellaway property on Victoria street,
will be sold by Taisho Auction, on Wednes-
day, the 25th day of ju 1 y et., 001 the prom •
Dies, by Mr. ,fohn Gill, auctioneer, Bu.bject to
such conditions as shall then be produced..
There is a comfortable frame cottage and
good outbuildings en the premises; slot)
choice fruit trees and grape vines.
For further particulars apply 10 __
EblitoT
Veudor's Soliators.
—THE—
raq
oAs
The subscriber would nyineetfully announce
to the public that he has now on hand a la,rge
Stock of the various kinds of wooden pumps;
and that he has added faellities,by which he
eau supply ordered work on the very shortest
HIS PUMPS !AI/KNELL AND 12.'.5.V0IZADLY KNOW N,
AND 111,1QtrIni5 140 LA.0 DIN G HERR.
t .
eontradted for a moderate
rates, and perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
A call solicited.
GEO. OTJDMORE.
Exeter, July,ISSS. Huron Street.
CAUSING AN IMPRESSION
Many sures made by B. 13. B. have been
those of oh tonic sufferers known through-
out the district tin ough the 'very fact of
their 'having been afflicted for years. This
naturally eretitOS a kreng inpression in
favor of this valuable family medicine.
Sir joint Hy. Bi and, President of the
Orange ,Free State., is dead.
, AN OLD TIME FAVORITE.
Tbe qeasou cf gseen fruits and surnmeh
drinks is the time when the worst forins
of cholera morbus and bowel com»laints
prevail. As a safeguard, Dr. Fowler's
Extract of 'Wild Stitiw.berry should be kept
at hand. For 30 years it has been the
most reliable remedy.
Ex -Fin oress Victotia of Germany has re-
quested Dr. Mackenzie to prepare for her 51
true hisiory of the late Emperor Frederick's
illoess; in. order to correot the German
doctors! assertions.
13odily.health and vigor may , be main-
tained as easily ia the heat of summer,
118 10 illt5 winter snonths, if the blood is
purified and vitalized with Ayer's Sarsapa-
rilla. Ii)Very person who lisr: used this
remedy has been greatly benefited. Take
it this mouth.. .
At Maryborough ou Satnrday the Kelly
moonlighters were sentenced to .penal servi-
tude for terms ranging from seven to fifteen
years.
'VOTERS' LIST,
eirmlity of tiro Township ot may, 0 linty
of Thiron.--Notioo iR hereby give., that' have
trs estoirted or delivered to the persons men-
' Boned tsr tins Sett sind45h'soction8 of the Vot-
ere.!,List Act, the copies required by said see -
sliest tai be so transmitted or deliyored of the
'Dist:made pursuant tO,said Act, of all Persons
anlicarihg by the last revised assessment roll
• ofthe said Municipality to be entitled to vote
in thosaidskinnioinality at elections for mem-
bers of,the Ilegislative assembly; and at the
Munieipalelectionsand that sant List was
tirst posted un at lily office, lot 9 eon, 9. Bay
Township, on tho 14th day of July. 1886, and
remains thero for insn-ction. 'Electors are
called upon to examinethe said List. and ok
any omisSions or other errors are .found therein,
to take immediate proceeding's to have the
strid errors eorrected according to law.
SAMUEL FOSTER,
• Clerk of the said Municipality.
Dated this 14th day of 3tily,1858,
THE LARGEST SCALE WORKS
• IN CANADA.
• OVER 100 STYLES OF
1-1AN; SCALES,
•GRAIN SCALES,
FARM SCALES.
TEA SCALE,
IMPROVED SHOW OASES
MONEY
•DRAWERS
Veit ellOPPerS
AND ilt1tCHERs, SUPPLIES
ki:011KSS IN vont? • Write for 10101.1
Ci W1LSON & SO1110
1,t0V ESPLANAOE STREET EAST
ToF1ONTO, ONT,
slention this pler every time you write,
IMPERIAL
Cream Tartar Baking Powder is marls
from Pare Crystal Cream Tartar arid
English Soda. It has no equal. Sold by
all grocers. Insist on having the Imperial.
.
Fire in l3owmanv.ille destroyed the Alma
hotel, '1`t5ni5y Congregational ehurolt and
the xesidence of Mrs. Shaw.
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 arisio,e,
from disordered LIVER, KIDNEYS,
STOMACH, DOWEL:" BLOOD.
rus IIILBURN & CO .I'VArtr:31,1rec..
VA.LS]!1 111.111111S v. COMMON SENSE
P.SACTIQB,
Professional , pretetudon is often wrong
by ilogniatio tales, while common gense as
content to be right without them, , This
is Pr0-011121(Mtly tine fl$ regards the science
of medicine ; oald the euperioritY of a
com mon sense prootice over the eut-end-
driecl,system of the more sive e of premed -
(Mt, Imis been abundantly established by tho
success of HossLowsr's world-renowned
remedies.
A:
MIS AXtritODA1110(y roan is especially
appreciated in Spain and in all parts of
Smith America. The Spanish people
ltoow that his preparations will cure, with
entire certainty, what are usually termed
hopeless cases. Immense success has
attended the.use of the Pills in 'the violent
fevers and severe arid dangerous bowel
complaints moro or less prevalent in all
those parts daring the somber and autumn.
In fact, their, operation in disorders of
this kind is little short of miraoulous.
Signor Joss kfartissez, a gentleman from
• Havauna, recently arrbed itt Cadiz, has
stated through the trees that on 5 he voy-
age he was attacked with rneltgnsnt foyer,
accompanied with 'vosuiting, purging, and
terrible ratio stud constliction of the bowel's.
The ship's physicititt deemed hint peat
recovery, and, as a last resort, st box of
Holloway's Pills was taken from the doe -
t�' s medicine chest, and (i dose adminis-
tered to the sick. man. Froro thet hour,
aoctording to his own account, he began
11 convalesce, and before the vessel entered
Use harbor of Cadiz be was quite well.
'Facts like this render arguments un-
necessary, and with such facts the jonruals
ot Mexico, Brazil, Central America'Peru,
Chili, Buenos Ayres, and all Spanish
America literary tefon. Nor is the repu-
tation ttf the Ointment. As a means of
eradicating blotches of tho skiu, Forofula,
and nil external disorders, less thoroughly
estribliohoti or less -widely known. Our
ladles use it with confidence as a means of
'removing superficial blemishes, for they
arts imam Multi it contains no deleterious
substance; nnaas a family curative for
redoeiug extesior inflammation, and heal-
ing wounds and bruises, it is esteemed
above every other outward application by
all ranks.—Moleworth
Dr. 011A.SE
Ras a world-wide reputation 118 51 physician
and author. N 115 11taill114111.15 1)1111/itaion. VOY
(lute is 0. Minutih of medical skill, curios
all diseasesti tint ISindey and Liver, .
SYSEPTOSeS
Kidne,y Complaint1115101, T)IRI'vess"14
eels OR a ft
the back ti dull pain or weight In
oo bladder or os se of the Miriam.= ;
'ug uvino of tau obbtrocted; Iceqiierst desire
to urinate, °spot...tasty at Isiah t, among aged
persons; hot, dry skin, pale crimplestiou rad
and white deposits, drop dizziness, sour
stomach , constipation, stiles, liver steal
swell', otos , iSos,
SYSIPTOMS
Liver Coln plaint Path 1"1"r tb°
shoulder blades,
jaundice, %anew complexion, U. wears , ti ed
feeling, no life or energy, luta cl ache, dyspop.
indigestion , spots, pimples dr,
HOW CUltED :
ontletelion arena tm C...1411 vor
ure13. and who coniined with ltidney rem-
edies,
55 101 tor. 01ittes Liver (1015 0, r11i wl
positively cure all kidney -liver troubles. It
acts like a eh firm stim snotty': the clooged
liver, strengthen Ug the kid neys an if ovigor.
atilt g the wholo body. Sold by ati 'Ionian at
otto dol far. v ith rebeipt book, which alas 0 to
worth the money,
ree,4„„,,,Dreehnse's eins nre the o ly
Kiano,t;ivor Pills mit ; thley
Live flit gently yet effectuas•l , May
s.ss he taken droving Any employ-
pind rnent. They mire ' sfilnesysjiyee
0 trembles, bIOS &Mlle. . Len earl
costiveness &e. One,Pill des,. Sol(1 by /1,11
dealeris, Pries 25 dents. •
T. lit' 10111A.NSON s• CO. '
Bradford .Ont,, Manta.
ITARKET REPORTS.
BSET41t
(Corrected DAS o'elockp.m. Wednesday.
PalitY iss ... 0 92 to 93
Spriug Woes. t 0 70 to 0 70
isarlos
Oats
Cloves '4 d
!Timothy "
Peas
Corn
Neel
Butte)
Flom 5 a) bbl
Potarosb,per twlat1 .
Aluiles,per bag
5)'Ic0App1e pr
Geese oor lb .
Turkey peril,
Ducks per pr
Chicken sper pr • ...
Frogs,dressod pea 10
Seel
1,1 [derive -an g,
dressed .,.
eheepekins etOatifttkthst
Web) per lb. ...
0010 50
0 4$ to 47
4 00 to 400
2 50 to 15 00
0 60 to 0 60
0 58 to 0 06
0 14 to u 111
14 to 015
0(10 5 85
65 tO 70
40 to 0 50
004(0000
... 0 05 to 0 06
0 07 to 08
0 45 to 050
0 20 to 0 30
6 80 to 7 00
4 00 to 5 00
5 50 to 5 50
6 00 to 00
0 75 to 1 CC
050 to 0 70
0 18 to 0 20
flay porton .. 800 to 8 00
nuionsperbust; 0 00 to .0 75
Woodrier cord 25 to 8 oci
ST: MAIM '
tF4
sp
votharlibisnwr, ......... o
........ . ......... . . . „. 50 53
48
Clover Seed..... ........ ..... ti 0480
Timeth, . 50 905
Pens.— .............. ..... ..... . 60 65
Eggs
'utter ...... ................... .......... '34 15
Potatee,i per bag 710 3t
Alvies per ......... 30 48
HaYoos .......... 82000 8 2503
Wool perlb
SOItlitu'rbisett‘,1. p‘e'r, bbl.. • 20 00 0000
. 14 GO 14 00
Bran per 1'011
gimmumistravyamilargooesonowsmsavisiewlm....11,1=',.......,
6.00 700
armors, Ationtioni
INIY,31DRIAL MXLLB
WOOD 11.A111.
',The :undersigned would respectfully infer 0
he (01) 101 mu nit y that they have leasedthe above
txtiliSfor a term of years ; and will be pleased
to have a cell fromitil. The mill has 'recently,
beonimproved, by the addition of new mach-
inery. 111 15 the intention of Cs° subscribers to
wed a set of tolls as soon as possible; and all
combined, the
Woodham Grist Mill
• Will be second to nono in tbe West.
• —x—x—
Gristing and chopping Dono
Promptly.
Fresh oatmeal constantly on hand for sate or
exchaaged for oats.
,SATISFACT/ON GUARANTEED.
Athr A. TRIAL SOLICITED.
• '3. igz A. MoNEVIN,
J. SNELL
Merchant Tailor,
Has removed. to ptemieee ono door
north or BrowoiowB drug store, where
there will he found n
Wen AsseatA Stook
• OF SPRING
TWEEDS FOR SUITINGS &c.
-----Atso--
Scotch., :English,
Irish, Frezielj 41)4
Ca.n.adian. Gob
Made up or. the
SFIORTEST NOTICE
•----AND AT— —
COXSISTENTLY 'OW PRIOEES
A. CALL WIEJL CONVINCE.
S.,11MLZ4,,
01.411.tate3. of CleVbta.nd
Cutting Sclioo
LOOK OtTT FOR
Summer
Goods
• I am in receipt of a choice and weli.
selected stock of
Fresh Groceries
1 would -also inOrm my numerous
friend's and customers that I Will, be on
the road next week with My peddling
waggon.
liouse 6c, Lot
FOR SALE—Opposite TaWn 1-111.11.
T. pay,lia.n.IlIa
—TRY TIM,—
Dominion Laboratory
Fishing Tackle, Floats, Sinkers,
Reels, Fiehing Lines, Gaff Hooks,
Landing Nets jointed Rods,
Trolls, Fy 1100168, Tripple hook
And the Celebrated CorkFlet
Beit, mid Skeleton Baits.
GAMES. --Rubber Balls. Base
Balls, Base Bali Bats, Lacrosse
Balls, Caps and Croquet Setts.
Japanese Kites, Dominoes,
Playing Cards Chess, Authors, Fire
Crackers, iireCracker iViorbans, 511
Husblers.
J. W. 13H0WNI1'G, Prop,
QUEEN CITY OIL WORKS
I-138 8 01 M.2 -
c'st Toronto.fsEvery Barrel Guaranteed. This Oil was used on all machinery during the,.
Illshibition. It Las beets awarded NINE.,GOLD MEDALS duriug the last three years
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• FOR SALE BY JAS. PICKARD,
Looking
The cheapest spot in to n for
Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, Paints, Oils and Glass, &c., dos., if yon are, e call at
BISSETT BROS.
We are now offering the balance of our stock of Axes,
Cross -cut saws, Lamps and Tubular Lanterns, at cost
30 D.A.--5E'S OIfJIY
We wouldeall your attention to a few of our specialties :—
A Handsome Brass Library Lamp,
A Large Glass Stand Lamp. new design
A Good Tubular Laatern
A Good Axe and Handle
An Al Manure Fork
And everything at Book Bottom Prices for Cash.
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A full stock of the following linea always on hand'.—Barb wire, Plain Galvanized, An -
°teem aapiled wire, and Buckthora Fencing.
Having purehased our supply of BinderTwine early we are now in a position to supply
at tuts lowest possible price.
A full stoce ef tiuware of all kinas always in stock. Eavetroughing and roofing a spees
laity. Agents for the 13 & E Ibatailo Shiugle Roofing. Ask for prices. Agents for the
celebrated Raynaond Seiviug Macnine.
BISSETT BROS., Exeter,
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Maniffaetured only by Thomas Holloway, 78, New Oxford Street, ',-
late 533, Oxford. Street, London. j
Parchafters ohould look to the label on the Boxes and. Pots'
If the aedress is not 533, Oxford Street, London, they are spurious,
SPRING 1888.
Carmets.
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Curtains..
Now that House -Cleaning time is near, we invite your ir,l-
speO,ti;on tO:ditr BTG stook of Oarpocs, Cartains, and those
Tartu .V,Vindow Blinds, &o,
\\11,ri 11nying 'Waif, Panel' don't forget that the Old
Establis'ried w'aries the Bigge-,st Stook and Latest Am-
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Lots of Fancy Papers wit
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Window Blinds
JAMES PlUA.:ARD, Exeter.