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ERNST -4i.4E410T. AGENT FOlt
TRU WESTERN ASSURANCE COM.
ANT, of Toxonte ; also for the PHIENIK
ke-ItE INSURANCE COMPANX, ot ,Lonenti,
gngland, the Re)CANADIAN, at etom,
iivised, ati1 the ONITISII NelPIllE LIFE AB
SURANCE COMVANYot t,00don. Elegland,
eetahliehed 1847. &taste over 86,000,000;
claims and bonuses paid, ever $10,004100.
140 0 414 NEW8,-grs s haN behaPey to re-
ce.tve at all frotn any part of the
Colwate, Items of local news, such as ac.
cletents,or any Interestiny incident what-
, aver,fnons any of oirr ealmeribers or read-
ers generally for the purpose of public
otion.
11114 (53ettir Vara.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 17th 1889
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Oysters.
Fresh oysters at Geo. -Sandersby the
quart, or served up by the plate, cooked
or raw. Just look at our stock of con.
ectiopey, and sporting goods. All fresh,
new and first-class,
Selling at cost,
Good bargains in Boots and Shoes veld
Harness, esu now be had at 0, Eacrett's,
as he intends giving, up business and will
sell at cash or under for the next 30 days.
People would do well to call and see him
before purchasing elsewhere.
C. EMMETT.
Agricultural Meeting'.
On Thursday last the annual meeting
of the Stephen & Usborne Agl. Society
ivas held, when the following officers ad
directors wer& elected :-Pres, Jas B illan•
tyne, ()Shorn° ; vice-president, Edward.
Christie, Exeter ; directors -Hey, John
-Willis, 11. Smith ; Osborne, Jhn Del -
bridge, Jas. Westcott, John Hunter jr. ;
Stephen, Sarni Senders, Chas Wolfe;
Exeter, Jas Oke and R. Davis. At a
meeting to be held next Saturday' the
secretary and treasurer of the association
will be appointed.
Obituary,
Iter many friends and acquaintances
will regret to learn of the death of Mrs.
John Smailacombe, of Huron -street Exe-
ter, which event took place on Tuesday
last. Deceased bad attained the en's of
57 years and 9 mos, and has for sometime
been a sufferer from paralysis. She was
not seriously :ill until about a week ago,
when her condition became worse. and
her spirit took its flight to that eternal
abode, which dwells in mystery., She
was a woman very much respeeted and
and a wide circle of friends, all of whom
extend their sympathies to the bereaved
husband and family. The funeral will
take place :this (Thuisclay) afternoon at
2 o'clock for the Exeter cemetery.
The Great carnival.
Tremendous interest is being taken in
the approaching Carnival in Montreal.
The Governor General is to inaugurate the
festivities and give the entire week's pro-
gramme his patronage. State Governors
Lieut. -Governors and prominent people
from all'partebf the world are to view the
spectacles. Letters are pouring in to the
Committee from Europe and the United
States enquiring ;for particulars. The
Committe are making extraordinary pre-
parations for a magnificent Carnival.
Those who cannot go to Montreal for s,.
week' of wondrons merriment will, we
hear, find the events in all their marvell-
bus beauty reproduced in the Carnival
Number of the Montreal Star, which it is
said will be a perfectly stunning number.
rfueprovements'to Dashwood,
The citizens of Dashwood, now, no
aceibt, since it is patent that their trade
With the outside world is increesing, and
Exeter being an important outpat, seethe
need of closer relationship with Exeter;
and to establish such closer connection,
an agitation is on foot to have the inail
conveyec1 daily from Dashwood to Exeter,
as also to have counnunication in the
meditun of the telephone system. In
erder to obviate the objections as advanced
isy opponents, to a, similar move some
Months ago, it is proposed to have the
mail carried to the Exeter railway station,
direct. This will not necessitate the mail
leaving Dashwood at so early an hour as
it would otherwise be compelled to, and
would permit of its receipt at Dashwood
at a seasonable horn in the evening.
Everything considered the advantages to
the Dashwood peopm would be vastly
greater than they are at present -the
mail matter going and coming via Park -
he 3Exeter Market
Taking the Exeter market, generally,
or iv . any singles matter of product, it
stands at the head of the list for regular
and substantial high pricee. Thab on
other markets whe-e for mere spite and
determination to outdo contemporaries_
no matter if money is thrown away -the
pekes are sometimes in advance of those
la Exeter, we do not assume to dispute;
late for healthy, fair and consistent prices
the Exeter market stands pre-eminently
among others. Promptecl by an °aces -
tonal complaint of the low prices paid in
Exeter, we have for some time been
watching events in this coaneetion, and
• our diligence in thus traversing the com-
mercial field has Peen aniply rewarded.
Comparing the market quotations of Clin.
ten, iSlitchell, St, Marys, Parkhill and
Exeter, the latter invariably quotes as
high if not higher than any. Taking last
week for instance, as high a price as 81.
03 was paid for wheat in Exeter while
the above named towns gave quotations
at from 98 to $L00 The same with bar-
ley --the prices in Exeter always coneis•
tent with the rulings at the erain eenters.
There is also an injustice done the Exeter
market in the rumour that the buyers,
having both come f9'om the same town to
Exeter are in si18nt compact and that
they buy only at prices on which they ceel
rert.ize big margins. This is an erroneous
impression -false in every setise, With
such a ecincidence of both having come
from the sameplace it does not follow that
they mui
must be n league with each other in
buying grain. The fact that the yery
•higheet prices consistent with the ruling
trade are paid should dispel sub a false
impression. Because men do not choose
to buy themseleee into banlamptey„ entire-
ly --although this season the Exeter buy-
ers have lost large stuns of money -they
Must not be aeoused of conniving to en-
rich themselves at the expense and to the
detriment of the farming community.
Verniers disabuse your minds of stich con-
victions -the results of reporte degignedly
circulated.
Miss Knox), tetteher of elomitien itt
•Philadelphia, Will talte,part itt ati enter-
tainment in Drew's hall Oil Monday evg,,
Wider' the apices of the Independent
()eat ofPOrbst01,17,
lftrevAtiee-
The past eouple of days haye been busy
epee ou the 'market, '
The new Government braidings at God,
erich have been commenced.
Don't 'forget the great 30 day sae now
on et the big Bankrupt Store.
Mr. ;Cohn klawWlaw hate purchased two
more handsome drivers.
The eltnents itt'present are ver'
congenial to the lumbering iednetry,
The ortlinty council of Hattie will Meet'
at Goderitib. on 22,1m1 inst.
Men's and bee's' overcoats and eilits at
unheard of prices ,daring the great 30 day
sale now on at tho.big Bankropt Store. .
The toboggan slide opened last, week
and is in full operation; many, avail them-
,
selves of the festive sport.
• Miss; Sarah 'Ellen Urregoty Will leave on
Monday Poxt for • Ottawa, whore she viU
attend the Noland school..
Miss Mary Ann Gregory left a few:days,
ago foe: Teeswater, where She .has been
engaged to teach School.
Mr. Wm. Howey has almost eOmpleted
the erection of it frame house on main ht.
opposite the market.
'The polltieal antuplexion of the Exeter
coimeil is the same as last year-canserva-'
tivo,
The Rev. Dr, Burns of Hamilton Will
preach in the jellies st. church on Sunday,'
Jan, 27th, "
Mr. Hutchins has got his barley cleaner
erected and in operietion. Several oar
loaclo of barley were lest week cleaned for
buyers in Blyth. . .
Big harpies in hoots aml Shoes, ovels.
shoes and Rubbees dating the great 80
day sale nowen at the big Bankrupt
store. Ladies' tnibbers ouly 35c.
We would like to see something clone.at
once towards the forthation of a Board of
trade in Exeter. Who Will make the first
move in the Matter.
Mr. Harry Puddieombe, of London,
(not Cox) has been engaged to play the
organ in the Trivitt Memorial church, for
some months.
Have you been to the great 30 day sale
now on at the big Benkeopt atom ; if not
get there quickly, and secure some of
those wonderful bargains.
While operating a circular saw the
other day, Mr. Thos. Swallow had • his
heed cut by its corning in contact with
the sew He carries his hand in it sling.
An entertainment under the auspices of
the Ladies' Guild of the 'Trivitt Memorial
church, will be held in• Drew's hall, on
Wednesday ,evg• 30th inst. Particulars
later.
The annual meeting of the Central
Fanners' Institute\ of Ontario will be held
in the York Chambers, Toronto, on Feb.
5th, Oth, 71h next, Each local institute is
entitled to send two delegates.
The brethren of the Loyal Orange So-
ciety of Exeter will endeavor to have the
coming twelfth of July celebration, for
the district of South Huron held in this
place. The necessary funds have been
subscribed.
The repert that has gained currency
during the past few days, of Mr. Thos.
Trivitt's brother in the old comitry being
dead, is fohndationless; or at least Mr.
Trivitt has received no intelligence of
such.
Mr. R. Farmer's old and faithful shop
cat died the other day from, the effects of
poisoning, caused by eatiog rats she had
caught, which must have eaten poison.
Richard. laments its death, but is fast
taking to the newcomer. .
The other day Mr. W. J. Bissett came
nearly being shot. He had. plaind
loaded gun in his buggy and upon remov-
ing it the hamnaer caught in a blanket
causing the gun to discharge, the contents
grazing Mr. B's arm. ,
A sample light of the Reliance system
of electric lighting hes been erected in
Clinton and was lit on Saturday evg. It
gave satisfaction and the Company are
now busy placing poles and apparatus at
different points throughout the town.
Farmers expenience at this season diffi-
culties which they have not had to en-
counter for many years -that of driving
through snow four and five feet deep with
waggons. On some of the highways the
ground is bare, and, taking it generally
wheeling is better than sleighing,
Mr. Samuel Jamieson, son of Mr, Alex.
Jamieson of Blanshard, has been appointed
collector of customs for the city of Regina,
N W. T. Sam is well and favorably known
to a very large number of our readers, ,.ali
of whom will be glad to hear of his richly
deserved promotion. Regina is the capital
of -the great North West.
At a recent meeting of the Ladies' Guild,
of the Trivitt Memorial Charch,held at the
residence of Mr. B. 8. O'Neil, the following
officers wereappointed for the ensuing
year: -Hon. Pres. Mrs. Triyitt; Pres.
Miss Mortlock; Vice -Pres. Miss Hyndman;
Sec-Treas. Miss Lizzie Carling.
A meeting of the young Conservatives,
for the purpose of organization, was held
ia Fanson's block on Thursday evening last
The attendance was good. Together with
other business transacted, the election of
officers for the current year took place, as
follows: Pres, L. H. Dickson; vicsepres.
Sain'l Sweet. sec Win Sanders; tres
Gregory Tom. Regular monthly meetings
will be held for the discussion of current
topics,
• Messrs. W. H, Verity & Son have re-
ceived and are erecting their new and
powerful engine and boiler. • The ',engine
house recently erected now compasses the
most perfect, powerful and nicest speci-
meus of machinery to be found in Western
Ontario. It is said that -next section
their new premises will he lighted by
electricity; and many presage that Exeter
streets will also be adorbecl by the electric
light. ,
The seventh annual convention of the
County of Huron 8. S, .Association will be
held in ()lintori on Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Jany. 29 30. A programme of the i
proceedings has been ssued, froni which
We learn several Exeteriteseare to pettici-
pate in the exercises. J. P. Ross
will introduce the' topic 'of "Older, anri.
how to keep it "' Reis, J. Wilson, M. A,,
"The church's elainis upon, and obliga-
tions to its 8. 8. Department;” Rev, IL
Cfement will delivee an address. me. w.
j. Clarke is president and will preside
over the meetings.
Recently, a Couple of out IniSieeSS men,
in a speculation, lost upwards of $1,800,
Net so ntneh in a speculative sense did
they lose the amount ; but throegh the
culpable meanness of the commission
0101 chant with whom they ivers dealing,
They had sold a large Shipment of. pork to
a, Montreal dealer, Who, alien teeeipt of
the consignment,' gave his Check on it
certain bank, for the amount. They lid
not get the paper cashed, it beieg safer
and more easy to. earry then .ite airimint
in currency. 13efore the a ent bad gone
far on his way home„ it teegrtn was
despatehed informing the persons who'
had sold the. pork, that the Merchant
had made an s,Seignrnentt-heetie their kiss
of towards of -4)1,800. The Montreal
merchant, Mist haVe beeri aware of his
fitioneial denditieli Mid his dealingS With
the Egeter 'Men ilear , berriblenee to
intentional frail&
Rex (tonal,
Miss Butil and Miss Freleigh of St.
Cathetinee are attests of Mrs. 1 Bowerman
of Exeter, 1. Carling, jr,,, left Mon-
day morning, for Toronto University to
Pursue his studies. We wish Mir Young
friend the gratifying success which has
•attended his efforts in the past, -Mr.
James Willis, who,'Setne weeks ago re.
ceived injuries to his band has not skive
had, the use of that inernbei.-Mrs. John
Popplestone, who was severely injured by
a fall upon the icy sidewalk h ik able to be
around again. -Mrs. Wilson, wife of Rey.
Wilson, ou Monday received intelligence
of the death of her •mother, in Port
Dover, and left on the morning train to
attend the funeral. -Captain Walt
Andrews left on Monday for the Military
College, London.
(rile storm,
Oe Wednesday morning the rain fell in
Orreries, and ere five o'clock in the after -
neon a depression Set in and a storm of
a most severe type commenced, continu-
ing Until Thursday evg. The wind blew
the strongest"' gale ever felt he Exeter,
while the Snow was piled in , mammoth
heaps upon the roads running north and
south -impeding traffics for some hours
Thursday., The ' • sideroads were left
completely bare. NOserious damege
reeulted iu this neighborhood. But in
other sections of country, Partioularly in
the east, •• nature's. wreath: 'wronght sad,
havoc.- At Niagara Falls the great Sue.
pension bridge was blo ten into Niagara's
Angry waters, while Several buildings were
blown down and 'others unroofed. At
eittsburgh and Reading, Ra trains were
derailed, horses killed, and factories and
storeeAemoliehed, eesuleine in the death
Of himdreds Of people. . Tatung rt: gener-
ally the hurricane was the most severe hi
the /Sine:I-dire/ice of the oldeetiehabitarits.
A few seconds•prior to the week of the
Suspension .bridge, e doctor had just com-
pleted,: with great difficulty, his journey
'across, arriving on the American side to
hear behind hien the crash of ,tbe mern.
moth structure as it •erashed into the
Water beneath.
Presentation and Address.
The following is a copy of the address
read and presented. to Mr. Wm. Verity,
on the occasion of the choir making its
presentation of a library lamp last week,
particulars of which appeared in last
number of Times :
To Mr. W J. Verity, Exeter Out
A new Epoch is about, as we belieye to
dawn upon your history. it is with
p'easure that we learn of the change which
you purpose makiug in your condition in
lifer You have been for a number of
years associa,tecl with us in our choir dur-
ing which time you. have materially assi3-
ted in advancing its interests. We trust
therefore that this alteration in your cir-
cumstances will not in any way incline
you to sever your connection with us, but
that as you are about to acquire (as we
consider) very valuable help for the better
harrying out of all that appertains to your
own interests and those of the Church.
Our choir shall continue to receive your
assistancewith redoubled effect. We
consider this a befitting occasion to express
our regard for you and desire that you
accept this Library Lamp 89 a slight tok-
en of the esteem in which you are held by
the members of our choir and of our ap-
preciation of yoar services. Signed on
behalf of the members of the Mani Street
Methedist Choir. ' ••
D. A. Ross, Leader.
Exeter, Jan. 8th 1889.
Mr. Verity who was taken by surprise,
thanked the choir heartily, and while his
services were of the most voluntary
nature, he was pleased to know that they
-were appreciated, inasmuch as to incite
the members to an exhibition of their
gratitude and of friendliness' in the pres-
entation of such a beautifullibrary lamp.
After the presentation had been made, the
assemblage sat down to an oyoter supper.
A very pleasant evening was spent and
all enjoyed the hospitality of Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Verity and family, immense-
ly.
--
Mr. R Davis is laicl up with a sore foot,
the reeult of an injury sustained by one
of the horses tramping upon that member.
The eclipse of the sun was total at
Brandon, Man, -the only place in Canada
the totality being discernible.
Special sermons • were preached in the
Methodist Churches in Exeter on Sunday
last, and collections in aid of the superan-
nuation fund taken. The collections in
the Main-st Church amounted to over $451:
The letter of "Canadian's' was received'
to late for insertion, this week. He deals
with the remarks made by a cotem anent
a letter which appeared a few weeks ago.
The Presbyteries throughout Canada
have cssued an order to each clergyman
within their bounds to hold a prayer
meeting every Sabbath evening during
the month of January.
The Middlesex Co. Council will convene
on Tuesday 2911 inst. It is said that the
contest :or the werclenship will he be
tween Reeve Boston, of Lobo; Reeve Ros-
ser of Ailsa Craig, and deputpreeve Rob-
son, of London township.
The year 1889 began with a total
eclipse which astronomical event has not
occurred before on January 1st for over
200 yeara and will not occur again on this
date tor another :300 years. Superstitious
people are worrying over the next twelve
months
The South Huron Farmer's Institute
commenced its session in Exeter yester-
day. The attendance at first day's meet.
big was good, and the convention gives
promise of being interesting and profitable
to those who engage itt the various dis-
cussions.
At a meeting of the teaehers of the
Presbyterian Sunday School, three were
appointed to, attend the Huron County
S. 8, convention to be held in the town
of Clinton on Tnesday and Wednesday,
29th and 30th inst., viz : Mrs. Sam well,
and Messrs. A. Whiteford and Wm,
Grigg, jun,
The proceeds of the entertainment held
in aid of the Cavell S, , S.; on Tuesday
evg 15111, amounted to about $16.30, The
programme rendered by the school, ge&ve
entire satisfaction, to a well filled house,
Thos. Pasmore, recently of Exeter, is
again In the neWspaper intsiness, bovine'
started in London East, a publicatioa to
be knOwn ais eThe Forest City."
The Doherty Organ Coropany, of Clin.
ton, is still diekering with the town of
.13r0c1tville about removing their works
there. Af the fieemen's supper lately
Mayor Wea.therhead, of Broekville, stated
that tho ocuripany is willing to ateept
bonus...of S36,000, and he urged that/ the
new eollticil Stffitnit a brlilaY td the pee..
v
The Ontario Government hati,i cationg
others, tiikdo the following &lief' tments
.of license 00ffitnisaiorier-Mi dleset
Xorth-,.L, C. MeLityr9,, Doltish Jelin
atria g, D, AiIsit Craig; Alex. Smith,
Lieury, J3titott S011.th."',...,Rebt' ' S. kohl
EXOter; Petek. bouglitto, Blake, f
Walker, trueefieirt.
vaa.
FlOVAL-ostvaty
4 arti P
• Absolutely Pure,.
This powder never varies A marvel of pur-
ity, strength and wholesommiesa. More corm-
omioal than the ordinary hinds and cannot
be sol d in ooumetitionwitla the multitudes of
low test, short walghb, alum or phospbate
powders. Sold ouly in cam -ROYAL B,AR-
ING PO WDER 00-106 Wallstreet N
FARM FOR SALE.
Ninety aores-Dot 6, con. 2, in Stephen
township, Huron oo.,' over 70 aCTOS cleared, of
which 50 acres axe in grass and in first-class
condition. Ralf mile from • Centralia, Good
brick house and out -buildings. Must be sold.
For further 'particulars apply to
MATTHEW MORLOOK,
3 mos. Crediton P. 0.
Notice to red oto rs
The creditors of Levine Beaky, late of the
township of *Cleburne, in the coaaty of Huron
Spinster, deceased, who died on or about the
list day of October, A. D.,1858, and all'persons
having claims against the said deceased, are,
in pursuance el chapter 110, of the Revised
Statutes of Ontario, 1887, hereby notified and
required to seed, on or before the 1st dayl'of
ltlarch 4 D , 1959, by post or deliver,. to the
undersigned Solicitors for tae Admimstratrix
of the estate of the said deceased, their chris-
tian and surnames, addrasses and descriptions
the. particulars of their claims, a statement of
their acceuntS duly verified by statutory de-
claration, and the nature of the securities (if
any) held by them; and that immediatety after
the said 1st day of March, the assets of the
said deceased will be distributed among the
parties entitled thereto, having regard only to
the claims of which notice shall have boon
given, and the said Administratrix shall not
be liable for the said assets or any part thereof
to any person or:persons of whose claims notioe
shall not have been received.
ELLIOT &ELLIOT. '•
Solicitors for A dministratrix
•, Exeter.
Dated at Exeter,15th January,1889.
AUCTRDN, SALL
In the matter of the estate of MAR-
SHALL POLLOCK, late of the vil-
lage of Exeter in the County of
Huron, gentleman, deceased, and in
the matter of Chapter 108 of the
Revised Statutes of Ontario, known
as uThe.„Devoltetion of Estates Act."
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There will be sold by Public Auction on
Frida,y, the 1st day of February, 1889,
at the hour of 3 o'clock in the afternoon. at
the Central Rotel in the Village of Exeter, in
the County ot Huron. by Mr. James Otte,
Auctioneer. Subject to suck conditions ms
shall then be produced, tile following valuable
village property, viz :
PARCEL:NO.1.-411 that certain parcel or
tract of land and premises situate lying and
being in the Village of Henson in the Town-
ship of Hay, in the County of Buren and
Province el Ontario,containing by adineasure-
ment one-fifth of an acre be the same more or
less, being composed of Lot No, eight,on tho
north side of Ring street (otherwise the
Zurich road) on the map or plan of the sub-
division of the south half of Lot, No. twenty-
one. in the first concession of the Township of
Hay. premixed by II. 0. Boulton, P. L. S.
Dated the 28th day of September, 1975, and
registered in the Registry office for the
County of Huron,
And PARCEL NO. 2.-A 11 that parcel or
tract of land and promises situato, lying and
being in the Village of Exeter in the said
County of Huron, being composed of Lot
No. fifty-one on the south side of John street
west of William street, in the said Village of
,
Exeter, 'Sanders' Survey" surveyed by IL 0.
Boulton, P L S, and a map or plan thereof
registered in the Registry Office for the said
county of Huron, being part of Lot No.
twenty -ono in the 1st Coneession of the Town-
ship of Stephen. at
The said lands will be sold in two separate
excels subject to reserved bids to be fixed by
the Official Guardian. On Parcel No. 1 there
is s good frame store and dwelling house lf
stories, on the principal street, in the thriv-
ing 19.1fage of lIensall, and on Parcel No. 2
there is a comfortable brick veneered dwell-
ing, If stories, with Frame kitchen and good
frame barn in central part of the thriving
Village of Exeter. ,
TMORIVIS OM'l SALE_
Ten per cent, cash, on clay of sale, and the
balance to be naid into the Canadian Bank of
Commerce to the, joint credit of' the official
Guardian and the Executor's within thirty
days without interest.
Conditions of sale will be produced at time
of,sale For further particulars apply to
Jonx Hosxxxs, Q. C. Or to ELLIOT & ERMOT,
Toronto. Ventior's Solicitors,
Dated 5th January 1389. • Exeter.
FALLis1888.
1
}lave just received. direct from England
a fine assortment of Ladies' Walking Jack-
ets, Dolmans, and Ulsters, also a Fine As-
sortment of Sealettea, Imitation Lamb and
titter Cleths. FULL LINES OF DESS
GOODS.
X 110S1ERY, GLOVFIS) A.ND 'STAPLE
DitY.G00bs5 '
Our Stook le Complete
llioOTTEDt, Hirkton,
P,F ener of Merriage Licenses, Agent for
Canada 141e Anorexia° and other Loan Com-
panies, Agent for Huron and Middlesex Fire
.ensuranee Company- Commissioner ter Perth
BRICK AND TILE
• FOR SALE,
-1- -
Any quantity of briek and tihs of elk, sizes
for sale at the
Firet -class brick,
Cheap7 per Thou.
sand. Tile Correspondingly
MOA TZ BRICK YARD Crediton
The oreditors have empowered Mr. Moats to
look after the sale of tho brick aild tile, and he
Will be found in the yard at all timoS,
milotiOtKztasytio:urait,119... yard will be run hY Xr-
Crclditon, January llith,1888.
The Forest City nosiness College has just
olospd for vacation withthe largest .atteink-
once ever registered at this seasen of theyear.
'Young I men 'Arundel; 5 thorough training,
should write for our handsone catalogue.
Our advantages are unequalled, college' re -
°Pens January 3rd, 1889. Address
Westervelt & York,
• London, Out.
Usefulness• !
Beauty, and
CENTRAL •Durability
-IS AN ESSENTIAL IN-
-SELECTING --
Dr ug Store
An Article of rurniture
GI LEY
A full stock of all kinds of
Dye- stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on.
hand. Winan's
Condition
Powd-
ers
• the best
in. the Mar.k-*
et and always
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
CentralDrug Store Exeter.
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For Finely Finished Photos of all sizes,
from small album size to 11x14
froiii life, try
B iNT I 0 IR,
He has also an elegant display of Photo-
graph Frames. Sizes : Sx10,
11x11 and. 14x17.
AT ALL PRICES
It wiT he to the advantage of those
having pictures to frame to examine his
stock of Picture Moulding.
Get prices before purchasing elsewhere.
JOS. SENIOR,
Crallery Opposite Pot-Offloe.
Carries the largest • stook of Furniture in
Huron County, and has just added to
his assortment a great many
pieces admirably adapted for
the boudoir, sitting -room
dining-romn or kitchen
.An. Inspection of Goods will ef-
fect a pu.rohase.
Undertaking in all ts
Bra,nohes.
S. GIDLEY,
(Successor to C. ..46 S. Gidley)
ODDFELLOW'S BLOCK.
TELE
INT'ERCOLONIAL
OF CANADA;
The royal mall, passenger and freight eoutee
between Canada and Great Britain.
-and--
Direct route between the West and all the
points on the Lower Si. Lawrence and Baia
de Chalenr, ale° New Brunswick, Nova
Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Cape Breton
and Newfounellan 0.
XeNY and elegant buffet sleeping and day
cars run on through express trains.
PleSeagers for Great B ritain or the conti-
nent by leavipe Toronto by 9 p. m. train on
Thursday win ioin outward/nail steamer at
Halifax Saturday. -
Superior elevator, warehouse aud dock ac-
commodation at Halifax for shipment of
grain and general merchandise. -
Years of experience have proved. the Inter -
colonial, in connection withateamship lines
to and from London, Liverpool and Glas-
gow to Halifax, to be the quickest freight
rout e betw een Canada, and Gre 5Jt Britain.
Information as to passenger and freight
rates can be had on application to
ROB hiRT B.MOODIE,
Western Freight er Passenger Agent
98 Ressin House l3lock , 'York fit. Toronto
D.POTTINGER,
Chief Superintendent
Railway office, Moncton. N. B., Nov, 20, '89.
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OF DEALERS WHO OFFER M 13 01NEER1OR OIC OF OTHER
AND SELL r" Co MANUFACTURE FOR
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Cylinder Bolt I McColl Bros. & Co.,
, Cutting & WoodOils. I For sale by all leadiTg dealers. I • Toronto„
BISSETT BROS., Sole Agents, Exeter.
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IN ORDER TO CLEAR OTJT HIS summt STOCK WILIA BELT:
nmer Silks Dress Goods, Muslins Prints, Gringhams
Laces, iiiibiocbs, initisiery, Gloves, unuerwear,
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Corsets, Pasasols, Millinery, Tiimmings,' etc
At Greatly Reduced Prices,
rad Btrgain: in Bvcry Doll:1412Ni
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t..41attletli. rib nots tloia oppottnity to buy Cheap goisAiloag tho St$Surlh r ha
e the finest atooke in the town to Mloote frOM , •A oati will repay you. •