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EDITORIAL NOTES.
Eighty-five cents is the ruling:
,price paid for wheat in Manitoba.
This is equally as good as $I,00
per bushel in (Ontario,
Senator Sherman, of the Unite. d
States should come over and visit
the Caaadiaas zt while that he may
form a proper estimate of them..'
Small -pox bas made its appear-
ance in Buffalo and manly deaths
are occurring daily. The people
of the city are becoming anxious
lest its ravages become general.
Stubbs is the name of the gentle-
man who is going to oppose Mr.
White in Cardwell in the election
of member to the Piouse of Com-
mons. It is'1''ardly likely he w
be successhii.
The Indiansof. California are
only a couple of centuries behind
the cultured. Eastern States in
point of civilization. Recently a
tribe there burned a witch at the
stake to cure an epidemic after the
manner of the Puritans at Salem,
Mass.
The deadly scourge, yellow
fever, is still on the rampage in
Florida, over 2,000 cases with
nearly 300 deaths, having thus far
been reported. The majority of
those who have succumbed were
colored people. The only nediuni
through which the floating disease
can be abated, is frosty weather.
The balance ,of the thirty per
cent. Dominion three per cent.
loan fell due at London Friday,
amounting to ,•CI,200,300. The
effect is apparent on the market,
money being In good demand, and
the supply of available capital
showing a slight decline in the
stock markets from the rapid rise
of the last few days in home rail-
ways Other stocks followed in
the slight reaction, in sympathy
with which Grand Trunks and
Canadian Pacifies are fractionally
lower.
By reputation they are strong ail•
ne;,ationists, but by character they
are etaur-ch admirers of this Dom
inion, and it would take, a great
deal to destroy their roftidence in
it. Re rnay, come across news-
papers ha different parts at the
caul try which will tells !aim the.
contrary to this, but the ; large
headed editors of the same are
professional .rhetoricans who pride
hemselves on the fact that they`
are open to engagements to plead
any cause for a consideration, just
as lawyers or other professional
men are, and who at the present'
tune are trying to convince the
farmer that he is writhing under
the malleable iron heel of oppres-
sion which will .grand him to the
dust if he does not arise in his
might and ` demand con mercia
annexation with the United States
the other kind of annexation to
follow as a matter of course. But
the farmer doesn't ,arise ; he loves
his country !even though
at times ',the crops be short, and
lie sometimes gives vent to down
cast feelings and talks change
When the crop is -good and the
wheat reaches $e per bushel, the
farmers will sit around the stove
in cross road stores and swear ur
affirm Canada's the greatest count-
ry under the sun. They have ?ro
desire for annexation.
CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED,
To 'Nidi l niTOlt
Please informyour readers that I have a
positive remedy for the above named die
ease. By its timely use thousands of
hopeless oases have been perrssueutly
(lured, I shall be glad to send two' bottles
4. my rernedS i ltzr? tq any of your areaders
who have consumption if they will Bend
me their Ili xpresB" And P. 0, address,
Respectfully, Da. T. A. SLOCUM,
Toronto, Ont.. 37 X•onge street
BORN.
Towess,--In Exeter, on the 21st inst., the
wife of Lewis'1'gaere of a son.
JoinswegN.-Cu Play, ma the 22nd inst , the
wife of W. H. Johnston of a son.
RNIGx,-At Ontario, California,' on the.
15th nit,, the wife of Mr. Frank' knight
of a son.
MARRIED.
Eni,rr-AiLSN.-In St. Marys, on 24th
,Sept:, James Ellis to Boxy Allen, daugh-
ter of the late Abraham Allen, of East
Nissouri.
Shirai.-Keuste,-On the 2Ot11 inst., at the
residence of the bride's father, by ;the
Rev. W. 13, Eifel Mr, John Smith to
Miss Mary!{lump, all of Stephen.
F ssineenen CIASLARE. -.- At the R.0
Churoh, on the 17th ins(„ by the Rev,
P., Brennan, Michael Haudrabao, to Miss
Lena Oasleke, both of St. Marys
Sittspali-PATTOx.-At the residence of the
bride's father, Goderich township., on
the 19th inst,, by the Rev. Mr. Raney,
Mr. B. Semen, of Sebringville, to Miss
Maggie, eldest daughter of : Mr. Tames
Patton.
BoweiterAs-WILSOIt-At the residence of
the bride's mother, on the 18th, by the
Rev. Wesley Oasson, Mr. Guy' E. Bow•
ermau. of Del Rapids; Dakota, to Miss
Susie Wilson of Mitchell.
DIED.
Mis6i Turney
isre pared to do all kinds of dress and reautle
makln( in the latest fashions. Cutting and
fitting a specialty. Next door to Sorlthootts
taller shop
ESTRAY.- Came intq the prem-
ises of
remisesof William Stacey, Lot 7., West.
Boundary, T3lansherd, on or about the 1 irst of,
September. Three Ewes. The owner can have
the same by proving property and paving ex-
inemses, \VAL SIACEX, kirkten,
A band of burglars are operating
in this county. Several merchants
north have been•;victimfeed.
Rev. J. S. Henderson, of Melbourne,
is to take charge of the Presbyterian
church at Eensall at en early date.
While packing apples one day re-
cently Mi.. Whiles, of St. Marys, fell
from a tree"across a'±ence and broke 3
or h of his ribs.
between Niagara Palls and Luck -
now a trunk owned by Rev. Mr, Shaw
was robbed of $50 or $60 worth of
clothing.
Jacob Hodgson, of the township of
Bosanquet, shipped 150 barrels of ap-
ples on Thursday to the Liverpool near.
ket. It is the first freight shipment
made from •th'tt point this season.
The Blyth Standard says :-112r. A.
Scott, brother to Scott Bros., of this
town, is lying seriously ill with fever,
at his hona.e near Lucan. We hope
for his speedy recovery.
Mr. John Graham, Blandford, has
the champion industrious'eturkey hen.
She has laid an egg every day since
she started in the spring, continuing
todo so while hatching.
'Henry Knott, of Clinton, rammed a
red-hot iron clown a gun barrel tore
move its contents and now his fore-
finger and part of his hand are not.
A rather rare occurrence took place
near Oshawa, one day lately. In one
fancily a birth, marriage and death
occurred within three or four hours.
Mr. Tuck of Waterdown, Wentworth
county, for seven consecutive years
has taken the Canada Company's
prize of 5100 given at the Provincial.
fair for the best 25 bushels of , fall
wheat.
Mr. Robert Ward, of the 13th con.
of Fullarten, recently sold to an Am-
erican dealer a mare and horse for
which ho received the nice little sum
of $470.
The Mitchell baseball club made a
very good record this year. They
played ten matches, winning 6, losing
three and one tie. They were beaten
by Stratford, Motherwell . and St. -
Marys.
The United States Senate las
transferred the control of the St.
Clair Bats canal to the Secretary
of war. This is with the object of
finding out the ,ownership of the
canal. The best of authority says
it runs altogether through Canad-
ian territory. rii-fowever, the fact
will be settled as soon as the 'first
vessel is fined for violation of the
rules. The case will be carried
to the courts under the plea that
the United States government
have no jurisdiction, which 'will be
an easy an peaeetul solution of the
difficulty,
It all up with Canada now.
This Dominion is to be annexed
to the United States at once.
Sixty-nine (veteran) officers of
Meagher's Irieh Brigade ate ;a sup-
per in New York pledged their
sacred honor and their lives to se-
cure the annexation of Canada.
Therefore the country is doomed.
Really the situatioo is dangerous
(?). This new move of the gall-
ant sixty-nine is even worse than
Cleveland's move, which is to 'shut
us out completely. They purpose
gobbling us up, body and bones,.
This will be deplorable.
Haying reviewed the situation in
all the wheat producing countries
ENVELOP S
Prices Reasonable at Times
Merchants Can 'get defer ''Bill Roads, Letter
Roads, &o•, 40,, printed at 'Tnnoo Mice for
very little more than they generally pay for
the paper, and it helps to advertise their busi-
ness, See samples and got prices.
Good work is done at TI MFS
Notice !
BAXTER -In McGillivray, 24th con., on the.
15th inst., Wm. Baxter, aged 76 years.
IxGRAitr•-In Iditehell, en the 17th, the
only son of Thos. Ingrain, aged 8 mos,
bfoIiaxxs-In Parkhill, on the :13th inst,,
elle.
d of Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. hle-
Inu
Fis,txois-In Ftillartor , on the 16th, Jean
ette, youngest child of Mr. and Mrs.
Thos yraneis, aged 13 months and 7
days.
SALE REGISTER.
T unsnAr, Aua. 4rrr,-Farm Stook and
implements &e., the property of Thos.
Cook, Winchelsea. Sale at one o'clock.
H. Borown, Auet.
ADVICE TO.111OTEmite.--axe you disturbed at
night ancl broken of your rest by a sick child
suffering and crying with pain of Cutting
Teeth? If so send at once and got a bottle
of"141rs.Winsl0w's Soothing Syrup" for Chil-
dren Teething. Its value is incalculable.
It will relieve thepoor little sufferer im
modiat?1y ieenend upon it, mother ; there
is uo mistake about it. cures and Diarrltcea, rr'egulatestthe Stomach an l
J3 owels, cures Wind Colle . cottons the Gunis.
reducee Inflammation, and gives tone and
energy to the whole system. 'Mx s.\Vinslow's
Soothing Syrup" for children teething is
pleasantto the taste =die the prescription
of one of the oldest and best female
physicians a"eel nurses in the 17nited
States, and isfar. sale by all druggists
throughout the. world., Priee twenty-five
ea
cents bottle. Be sure and ask for"Mils.
Wnesnow'e ''r 'oTII213G S'Ttuv -•'i nd take no
other kind.
Commercial
NOTICE is hereby given that a By -Law was
passed by the Munioilfal iCouncil
ou c 113f8 Stephan,
ori.the Third Day of bel
provid-
ing the issue of debentures to the amount
of 8,3,505, Dor the purpose of dredging the river
Saublo and making an outlet of said river' di-
rect to Lake Iluron at the G -and Bend. 'and
that spoh by-law was registered in the Regis-
try Officio at Goderich in the County of Huron,
on Tuesday. the'Ith day of September, at noon.
Any motion to quash or sot aside the the same
or any part thereof must be made within 3
months from the date of registration, and oan-
not be made thereafter.
Dated this Rh day of September, 1888-
C• PROU'TY, Clerk.
The above amount is the amount required to
be raised by Stephen alone ; the whole estima-
ted cost is over $20,000.
tidy'co a,1>.,`,
I care nothing about Oomnier
dial Union with the U. S., but
T do desire union with thee citi-
zens of Exeter and surrounding
country.
Owing to the great depression of theinar-
kete I have been ante to purchase my stook
much below the regular wholesale prieesr
and will give any customers the benefit of
it.
--MY STOOK CONSISTS OF -
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and
Siioss, Cnocrcnux, GLAsswAnri,
The prices of which are in no way influenc-
ed by customs duties or other tax impo-
sitious.
One Door South
of Post Office
• COICSImipTIOw CrTYt•ED.
Auold nhy:.sician, retired from practice,
Navin `'liaiplacedin his hmelsbyfill Bast
Indian missionary the formula of a simple
vegetable comedy for the speedo and pereea-
veut cure 'of Consumption, Brcnohitis, Ca-
tarrh, Asthma and ' 11 throat and lung
affections, also a positive ,and radical euro
for Nervous Debility andel' Nervous Com-
plaints, atter lit vu.ug tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousaade ofcasos, has
felt it his duty to make it "known to "his
suffering fellows. Actuatedby tuiF n dive
and a desire to relieve num au suffering, I
send free of oh ergo, to all who desire.(;
this recipe, in Gerrnan,Fronoh or English,
withfulldiroctionsfcr preparing and using.
Sent - by mail by address -ng w ith stamp,
naming this pap or. W.A,NOTES 149 t'ower's.
Z?Iocu 18crheedertaiSMN 9
ut:l~4stzsxransilxreseks
10R SALE at a bargain. -One
Horse, black, aged G years ; quiet,
On Saturday, as Mr. Robert Roy, of
Mt. Pleasant, Fullerton township, was
returning home from Mitchell with a
load of lumber, his horses took fright
at a threshing machine at Mr. vG. Vos-
per's and ran away, throwing Mr. Roy
off, whereby he received a bad scalp
Wound, and. one of Inc lungs was also
seriously injured, which may yet' take
a fatal turn.
Geo. Johnston, Summerhill; Ed.
McCabe, of Colborne, and rico. Smith,
of Goderich, were up at Clinton Fri
day, before Henry Steep, J. P., and
John 1110Garva,, J• P., charged with
passing and having in their possession
counterfeit money. Several bogus 25
cent pieces were found in their pock-
ets at the time of their arrest. '- They
were committed to stand Weer trial at
Goderich.
McInnis & Talbot's general store,
WInghanm, MO gutted by fire Friday
night, Stock insured in the Lancs
shire for $21000.' and in the Phoenix
for $2,000. ,The building was owned
by John Bone, and was insured in the
Western. The fire is supposedtdhave
started in the back stairway, and was
undoubtedly the work of an ineen-
diaTy,
Mr. Jas. Patton, clerk of Goderich
township, has been in correspondence
with Pion, A. M. Ross, in regard to
whether the horses,
exemptions on
cattle, &c, takes place this' year or
not, and has received the following re-.
ply: -'The Attorney -General is 00 the.
o;,xnion that taxes oan be collected on
horses, cattle, deo,, this year, and that
the exemption does not go into effect
pi'actidally until next year.
The members of the Executive com-
mittee'were in :session at 'Brantford
the other day. The High Chief Rang•
erreported that he had issued a cheque
in favor of the widow of the late Bro,
',Thomas Gipson, *he died over eight
'fears ago. No claim 'e''erhating been
made, the officers of the Court came
to the conclusion tbat the late broth
en was not in financial staudieg at date
of death. But recently it was learned
that the Conclusion arriyed at was in•
correct, and this being proven antis-
fiaetory to the nigh Court the payment
WAS to �.de, thus showing that the Can-
adian Order of Poresters are always
ready' and wilting' to pay just claims,,
even should they cenie after they ere
out-lhweel.
of the world, the London Econ-
omist estimates that the supply
will be about 184,000,000 bushels
or more short, while Beerbohm's
estimate is i6o,000,000 below that
of last year. Taking all points.
into consideration the Economist
saye there is every reason to .esc-
pect for the next twelve months at
least a considerable higher range
of prices for wheat than any that<
have prevailed during the last few
years. All this bodes well for the
fertile counties surrounding where
the wheat yield has been large and
the quality excellent. The price'
will probably rise higher than it is
at present and remain firm.
The ,amount standing to the.
credit .of depositors in the Post
Office�,avis�
s Bank at the end o3
August was $1,005,oteo. During
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1.'Xl~`ATJ S 1`l,D YI l,t\ ITar,1,
;end 05NI!IRA1a 11 CII3ILIPY when outer treat,
Inept fails . See& 6 oer is in stamps for our
Tres•tise au Tpireetions for borne pure. To-
uoNTo, MenxoxNlt 00„ 848 Spadina-Ave•, To.
route, Out.
I do not give my goods away, but sell
them at the lowest figure consistent with
good business principles, Parties inwant
of goods will consult their iiwuinterests by
examining my stock before purchasing else-
where, . Remember this a new stock, No
trouble to shoe goods.
Farm produce taken at market prices.
One door north of Town Hall, Exeter.
J. Parkinson.
Sewed work a speciality.
Repairing promptly attended to.
GEO. MA.NSON,
One two -seated buggy ; 1 top buggy, 1 cutter,
and sett of harness. Apply to
JAS PARKINSON,
One door north of town ball
the month the depositors' accounts
m the Goverment Sa1*ings Bank,
at Moncton, gmounting to $293,
ono, were transferred to the Post
Office Savings Banks. This
chatige was made tinder the de-
cisioei reached by the Goverment
some time ago to close the banks
tinder the management of the fi-
nance department, whenever the
offlice of manager became vacant
and tratlsfer the accounts' to the
Post Officee Savings' Bank. In
this way the Goverment savings
bank will ttradflally become ex-
tinaliished. I)ui'iug Ailgtist tti6
t4eposlts in the Post Office Bank
e cetided the r'epapt61.lts 00 dopes -
:tors by $02,000,
once,to Credit.rs
In the platter of the estate of HANNAH
SHORT, late of the Township of Ste-
phen, in the County of Huron, widow,
deceased.
Pursuant to R.S.O., Chapter 110, notice is
hereby given that all creditors and other per-
sons having claims against the, said Hannah.
Short, aro to scud to the Rev. G H. Thomp-
son, OentraliaP. 0., on or before 1\To•ember 1st
1888; their Christian names. surnames, address-
es and descriptions, with full: particulars of
their claims, and nature of their securities fif
any)heldbythem, after which date the ad-
ministrator of the said Nemeth. Short, will dis-
tribute the assets of the said deceased among
those entitled thereto, having regard only to
those claims of which he shall then have no-
tice, and the said administrator _shall not bo
liablelfor the said assets or any part thereof to
any personof whose claim he shall not have
notice at time of such distribution.
11, E, COLLINS,
Solicitor for Administrator
Dated at Exeter the 25th September, 1888.
TEACHER WANTED. -Male.
With second 'or third class certificate
for school section No. 5, Ushorne. One having
experience preferred: Duties,' to oommeno
after Christmas holidays. Personal applies
tion desired JOHN IIEY a`w O0D,
Secy Board
She Trades With
ll,
.
ULF1AGE i
And is a well know customer.
FR4EAN'S.
WORM POW ��
Are pleasant to take. Contain their own!
Purgative. Is a safe, sere. and: efrectizai
(Foyer of %roti in Children or Adultb
veret's Gough ,Syrup
CANNOT BE BEATEN.
it and be convinced of its wonderful
Ti,y
curative properties. Prins" 2;5 ots•.,
The following is only is few of entries to
date :
Miss 1? oRTI Nk.--Laigo and wealthy eas-
terner of Dulinage's.
Miss Celine.- -Big Injure fn society --Buys
her millinery of Dulinage.
Miss °GAMY.—Old Maid. —HOS wept for
many a year in Dulmage's handkerchiefs.
MSS CELLAnnY,-An accomplished lady.
Great judge of Dulmage's dress -goods.
Mass Serrx-Moblernatron-Buys Faney
Wool Shawls at Dulmage's.
Miss Fairs-Rorearkable Figure -Wears
Dnlmage's corsets.
Sault Ste. Marie Canal
N otloe to Contractors.
SEALED TENDERS addressed to the unclersign-
ecl and endorsed "Tenders for the Sault Ste.
Marie Canal; ' will bo received at this office
until the arrival of the eastern and western
mails on TUESDAY, the 23rd day of October,
next, for the formation and construction of a.
Caul on the Oanadian side of the river through
the island of St Mao'•
The works will be let in two sections. one of.
which will embrace the formation of the canal
through the island, the construction of locks,
c. The other, the deepening and widening
of the channel -way at both ends of the canal;
construction of piers..&e.
A reap of the locality,' together with plans
and specifications of the works, can be seen at
office on and after Tuesday. the itis clay of Oc-
tober, next, where printed forms of tender can
also be obtained. A like class of information
relative to the works can be seen at the office
of the Local Chicon in the town of Sault Ste.
Marie, Ont.
Intending contractors aro requested to bear
in mind that tenders will not be considered
pr less nted forms ane d be accompanied byin acaordance ith the
letterlet er
stating that the person or persons tendering
have carefully examined the locality and the
nature of the material found in; the trial pits.
In the ease of firms, there must be attached
the actual signatures of the frill 'name, the
nature of the• occupation and residence of each
member of the same ; and further, 0 -perm 00 -
e
CURES
Liver Complaint
Dyspepsia,
Biliousness,
lick Headache
Kidney trouble
Rheumatism,
Skin Diseases,
.And all im-
purities of the
blood from what
ever' cause aril -
w sang'. iug
The Great 8, inng Medicine
PRICE 7u Cts. (with Pills 51)
(Trade Mark ,)
Try Everest's LIVE!? REGULATOR,
For Diseases et the Liv er,Kidnieys S c„ and
Purifying of the Blood. Pride 81. Six
bottles, $5. Per sale by all drug-
gists. Manufactured ouly'by
0.M. EVEREST, Chemist, 'Purest
Little Liver - Pills
Very Small and Easy to Take.
NO GRIPING. NO NAUSEA.
Sold. everywhere ; price 25 cis.
Union Medicine Co. Toronto, Can., Props
rosrT ttEOErPT for th" sura of 520.000 must ac-
company the tender for the canal and locks
and e. RAxic DErOSte REC 5n's for the sum of
$7.500 must accompany;- the tender for the
deepening and widening of the channel-
w,ay at both ends. pi ers; l&c,
3'he ':respective rEPoSIT RECEIPTS-CllagneS
will not be accepted must be endorsed over
to the Miniaterof Railways and Canals, and
will be forfeited' if the party tendering declines
entering into contract for the works, at the
rates and on terms stated in the offer submitt
0dThe deposit receipt thus eent in wilte re
turned to the respective pareses whose enders
are not accepted.
This Department does not, however. bind it-
self to accept the lowest or any tender.
By Order, ,3
A. P. BRADLEY,
Secretary.:
Department of Railways and Canals,
Ottawa, 8th August, 1888. s
To Advertisers.
A List of 1000 newspapers, divided into States
and sections will be sent on application -rune.
To those who want their-ntdvertising to pay,
we can offer no better Snodium for thorough
and effective work than the various sections of.
Mir Select Local List. Geo P. Rowers, Se 00',
Newspaper Adv. Bureau, 10 ,Spruce -et. New
York. . •
i N THE IiIGII COURT OF
J Justice, Chancery Division.
Ie En lSs7. Lxa>2 H vs.
FORD.
Auction c! t o
•-01i'A
Valuable Farm, vik t Lot 8, Con.. 21,
Township of Stephen.
At 13RENNER'S Hotel, Grand Bend,
ON -
THE 2Sbhh
F,l�iID.A,Y" SEPT`.
1888. at Oono O'clock, p, m.
Parra contains 111 hares, 85 of it cleared, bal-
ance timbered.„,
There is on the premises a welting house,
2 frame barns 56X36 and 3Ox80, and a driving
Shed.
AIs,) good orchard, and never failing supply
of water.
Thi8 property is Si miles from Parkhill, •and
ebotit4 miles fromZtirieh.
TERMS OP SALE :
Teri per cont, tlOWnibelatoo in -80 flays, /M -
media to possesion can be given.
For Furth et pntticulers see post etre, or apply
to Plaintiff's Solicitor,
Dated this llth Septetnber.1888,
S• MALCOMSON,.
LOOM r\ astir ht Codorieh=
tit's�TaIl T.11 (tMOT)iVAN,
P ninlill';'Solicit(:r.Perkhlll1.
ease• -o
;Y4
c
as �l w
Gtrit
SDR. Was i n ton,
Throat & Lung Surgeon,
Of Toronto, will be at the Central Ho-
tel, Exeter,
TTIEB. SEPT .a.Bth
UNTIL NOON
Catarrh,Bronehitis, Astha, Consumption.
ote, permanently and effectually °urea.
A few Prominent Testimonials
of Permanent Cures :
Mrs. Jelin MoIOo,y, Kingston, Ont., Catarrh
and Consumpption.
John M(Kelve, Kin goton, Ont., catarrh.
Mrs A. hopping, Kingston, Ont„ Broncho
Contumpti on.
Mr. E • Soott, Kingston,. Ont,, Catarrh, head
and throat,
Read W, I1. Storey's Original 'Testimonial.
Catarrh Throat Cured.
Listen to W TI Storey, Esti , of the rfirm of
W II Storey .1: Son, Acton, (love Manufactur-
ers, also Presidon t Manufacturers' Association
of Canada.
DR, WAsnrxo'.eov, 215 Yongo-st., Toronto,
are 3 =' hi' 0 i' (ilii EST, i Y.*,
r.,rt Y n S,” NS NO
7�..1,' Litton', FHOSPHATES,
•
any ielurieuc materials.
7.OI302 TO,OIL
CI
-C.tOO, ILL.
CENTRAL
Drug 'i%° r
Drees SIR•—i assure yon 1 fool grateful for
the radical cure you heye effected in my threat
trouble) and though I dislike having any name
appear in connection with the testimonial bus-
iness,yet, homing regard for those who, are
similarly affected. as. well as having a desire to
recognizethe resultse yourtroatniont.Ineake
a departure in t111s:es,: Prior to myaequaint-
anoo with you, I o S suffered for two years
from repotted., racks of catarrhal sore throat
each succeeder , ataekbeing morn prolonged
and violent f e, n the former. At these times l
had violent rt5 et' coughing, and would dis-
ehartiolarge rti.ntititfes at mucous, reeling
alarmed I sow,;ht thebost medical skill ays•il
able, inetudi.n a much -noted Spcefalist, and
toolsprialImwentost ecoto14urythinrotte, rt knownThesban
to go niedididoirhieie
withgq out en:orienoingeperttole of relief, Last
good. but 0n; my return the old trouble was rtr
ed. Seeing you advertised ,to 'visit this
new
Lrlaco,ithough:tZ4v0uldoonsalt3,cu although
loonfosswithnotrnuchhopeof los vingany
benefit, Iiovevor, l was favorsb, mhos. ad
with your candor, and resolved , give your
treatment a trial, 'lhe''mault„ enemy to
inform You, is n comtrltfo 1• ., nd ene so
marked in its ottarectt net• ' iso both my
seif And my friends, Prom the r,"t'styour tned-
acme seemed adapted to myoneeand gave res
lief. In two mos. r wits ontfrelywoll,:tindhave
so dentimted through the most nhfaversblo'
onset of year, You aro at liberty to melte
whet use you please efthislettet, tid,i shall
be pleased to answer any entitliriosreletiee to
w.
tnyartse- `$iodic very `rut
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i COY."s1Tt3•C,i'I:'t- I"li li,litt.
A full stock of all kinds of
Dye- stuffs and package ,
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Winan's
Condition
Powd-
ers
the hest
in the mark-
et and always
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
Central Drag Store Exeter.
Ci U'TZ•
500 TUBS
Butter Wanted
atheson,
EXETER NORTH,
Our Stook is Well Assorted
r,e
Yen THE SEASON'S T18A�D°0. li
LOW PRICES STILL MA.,I1V�1.'AINID';'
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l�.
G}I'vQCDRIES •
10lbs. °sugar$1.00;13 ,lbs, white sugar,
Wo can't be undersold in Teas from 2
to 76e. per lb. •
Boots
86Shoes ,1115
Styles
at Low Prlao
A. nicely assorted stock of
A. 1 1.10�ZA�,7LD�'
PORK8, SOy'THIIIS and GLASS all sized(
(Cheap.) Best Machine 011 60c per Gal,;rift
COAL OIL AS LOW AS THE LOWEST;
It✓�' A nice Tea Sett of 44 Pieces, $2.70,`
if'
A Od suit of ready-made clothing o O�;
Ordered snits got up i=t Good St,V1e
r ai�e marked dotvrh.
Our bf'es„ ddod ;,
the Lowest Ndteh. ;
CIOT'PON' 20 YARDS FOR' ONE )Ota
t
A lOouso and Lot, also a Mar f '101',
Apply to
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