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DlerRIOT DOINOS.
Oecurronees of the Poet -week Through
out the Xelgli•herheodiu o Conolse
Vorm.
Mr, Hilliard, lawyer, or Clinton, has
gone to Mooresburg:
A lacrosse elub ims been organized
Searorth, with Dr. Soott, Presi-
dent ; W. C. KaXaY, Seet-Treas.i
and P. Freeman, Captain.
D. Logie, of London South, has
taken up his residence in ClInton,
having returned to the office of Dr.
Dowsley;
tA1VIr, Ghee, Carter, of Clinton, stopped
at a hOtel yiear Seaforth to water hts
horse. He took the bit out of the
animals mouth and it started, knock-
ing Mr. C. down, and braking three of
his ribs.
The estate of James Watson, Or
Hibbert, who made an assignment,
is wound up and the creditors receily.
ed 45 cents on the dollar.
The appropnations for the Improve -
=tent of roads in, the township of
33iddulph, for the current year, is
nearly $2000, and that for bridges Will
be considerable.
Messrs. Coombes & McDonald. of
Grey towliship, have been awarded
the contract of building tfie stone and
brickwork of the New 1VIetho4ist
at Westfield, on the Manchester cir-
cuit. They haye also engaged to
build the foundation of the Blyth
Methodist Church.
.A. Misname' COWLS WANTBD (..:411TIDA
to use Imperial Cream Tartar Baking Pow
der, It is perfection, and far superior to
all °there.
C. P. Moore, of Stratford, "shoddy"
pedlar, was arrested bY Con‘table Phil-
pott, of Iona, at Dutton on Thursday,
for selling goads. without a transient
trader's license. He was taken before
A. J. Leitch, J. P., pleaded guilty,
and paid over the $50 necessary to
procure a license.
Everest's Extract of Wild Black
berry neer fails to cure diarrhoea,
dysentery, &c." -the statements of
Score s who have tried it. 25c per bot
tle. For sale by all druggists.
A little gut' of Mr. Joseph Jackson
had a very narrow escape from drown-
ing the other day at Petrolea, from
falling into a cistern- Mr. Lomond
was first to make the discovery, and
with rare presence of mind grasped
the child by the arms and held her up
until help arrived.
THE BLOOD IS THE LIB'E,
And on its purity largely dedends the gen.
crud health. No one is free from danger.
and nine•tenths humanity actually do suf-f
fer from one form or °tier of impure blood.
No one remedy has such.a wide rano o,
curative power as has Burdook Blood Bit,
tors -that best of all purifiers and tonics
Stratford Berald: Word was receiv •
ed Friday that Michael Higgins had
piled sorae time ago in the Mount Hope
Horne for the aged at London, which
place he was Bent to from Stratford.
Mike was a veteran"having served on
the Victory under Lord Nelson. At
the time of his death he must have
been at least 101 years old. This is
the second ex -marine of the Victory
that has died m this district. The
other was old Mr. Tredgent, who pass-
ed away some time ago.
I had tried many doctors and was
given up by thorn as far gone into con-
stanaption, but was permanently cured
by using
THE SAFE PLAN.
When suffering from a troublesome cold,
a hacking cough, hoarseness. asthma, bron-
chitis. or other forms of throat or lung
troubles, is to use firigym a's Pectoral 13al.
sans to loosen the phlegm ahd soothe and
heal the iiiiiamed mucous surfaces. It
cures where others fail.
Rev.. It. Y, Thompson, formerly of
Hensall, has gone to Goettangen,
Hanover, Germany, where he will
spend the summer.
The plant of the Brussels Budget
was sold under mortgage the other
• day for $300. The Machinery and
types were in horrible condition-
gr, lobo Rat*ie, 91 Ww*eramikh, Usboprne cowwii.–,,,,.-'-''
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nOar 344mondvIlle, as let tile oon- _ ----- 4- . '
traot for the handsotne new 'Gook reit. f The council met on Saturday April 6th,
dello° he intends to ereeb ill the sum 1 Parsuant to Adjounarnent. All the mem.
tiler, to Mr. XYdd: of Usborne, and h°" ""3r° Preselit, Th ti Illioatee ot the
Messrs. li. & J. 0. It alb1iel813, of tifty., Previ°110 'fleeting were read and °Iffeed. by
A VRIGHPENLD MOTHER.
the reeve.
"My -ittle girl 4yeerS old,, frightened me kloved by J. Shier, seconded by W.
pile night ,by a nrattpy cough, but j. gave EYdel that lila) be ckPended in each ward
her a dose of liagyard's Yellow Oil, which in grading aud gravelling. --Oerned.
relieVed her at once, anchhs elept well Moved by W. ICy.dd, seconded by T. Cara,
night. I ;Ave ohm wed, it In 8,,,eall eron, that T. Snreactombe revolve $8. for
keep a A Oarroichael, au indigent. Car -
it reliable, Mt. Ilva Bradley, ried . Moved by "1,- OarnereIll, eeeonded by
oases of ormie, frost bites, eta., eel n
virnah Ktob ,T. Halls that aeo. Pergueou receive $13.00
The death or Mrs. Wm, Hall, of nett,--Qarriedti. Mioolv°e;1°t 4133 forla121.. Ben-
' ' for boa ;I aft $5 . l 1 i g
Kinbura) on Friday Of last week, at by 3. Shier that M. Sainwell'reICei14'058,60°0
the age or 61 years, at ' Inflammation. to procure clothing t" 3. klawitt and wife.
The deeeesed was widow of the late -Carried. Moved by J. Shier, eeconcied
William Uall, who vvith her husband by T. Oarneron, that 13y -law No. 0, 1880,
was one of the early settlers of Bay- repealing 13y-1aw No 4,1876, as now*, read
field. a third thne he passed . -;Carried. Accord,.
ing to notice given two of the trustees of
Chicago, Maroh SO. -The oldest man en S. S. No. 10 appeared before the oceineil
record is dead. He was Daniel Burke, and with reference to granting additional terri-
according to the registrar a vital statietica tory to said section or aa ,equivalent in
this morning, he was 114 years of age. The money. After fully disoussing the matter
old man, who has been a resident a Ill it was moved by T. carneron, seconded by
inois thirty-five years, died at the insti- W. Kyad.that S. S. No. 10 Ushorne be
tution of the Little Sisters of the Poor of
/ittAIMAT itzP owls,
mcgrePu
(Corrected atio'cleek PAll.. Weduesda'Y
,.., 95 to 1 00
StringWheat:. ••• .. ?5 to 1 tO
A Q
45
Q*03 _ ..- ..,.. ,...... 26 to 27
piover wise ... ... - 5 00 00 5 59
rinlothy " .,. ,. .., 0 50 vo 006
Peas ... ... 0 53 tO 0 54,
Q 0 to 0 00
pneumonia, having been ill fur els weeks.
• 'ULCERATED STOMACH.
For three years I was unable to work,
suffering frotn ulcerated stomach. Medi;
cal aid haying failed, I was told to try Bur:
dock Blood Bitters, of which 7 bottles made
perms,nent cure.' This was two year ago
end I feel that I have to thank B, B. B. for
being (dive and well to:day." Mrs. Rose
Ann McCloskey. Marnsora, Ont.
grautea epecial grant of $30, mislead of
re.arratigi
give addit
be drafted
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fatla no
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Turkey per lb
Pecks r pr
Chickees per pr
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peel • ...
nideorough,
4, dressed ...
SheePakins each
Caltslrins
Wool per lb ,..
11949Perton. , „,
Onionsoerbusb
Woodper oord 2 5 ,to 3 oo
BT:TIKRTB
Pall Wheat-. 90 to 1 00
Wheat ......... ... . ,1 00 1 00
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2500 65
50 to q 50
0 4to 004
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• 44. 0 07 to 08
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0 25 to 0 $6
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4 50 to 5 OC,
.,. 6 00 to 0 00
Q400� 70
„ 0 50 to 0 80
18 to 0 20
.., 1000 to 10 00
0 50 to 0 75
Spring . . .
... . . . ,10 46
Oats „. ..... . ..... . 97 20
Clover Seed. ...... ... .......... 4 0 500
Timothy • 50 20(3
04 54
lewd territory, and that a by-law i'3114;r'-; .. "'-'""''''''' - ...... 35 15
ng the So 00 t as to .,,,.,,,,,,,,
confirming the same. The fol- PArotpilteosepseipgghbag ....,... ..... .:....,..:,...,. i060 134600
mendment moved by Mr. Shier
' Wool perib.......,......., . ... . . .. . . .. .. ... . ... 0 18
- qay peeton,.....,.....„........„.„ .... . . ... 8 00 10 00
1 Bram per ton •„ . .. I.4 00 14 00
shorts ” ,, ...,. . ..., 20 00 20 00
c satneal per bbl...,,. .. . .. ,. . .. . . 6 00 7 00
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LONDON
Wheat, 81.00 to $1.03 per bushel,
Oats 27 to20 e per bushel. Peas,54o to 560
13
NOW, IN THE SPRING OF THE
'YEAR.
During Winter, Nature wisely arranges
that we should live ton foods containing
much fat, or, as they are known,- hydro.
earbons, for the purpose of supplying heat
to tbe body; the (theistical operation neces-
sarY to transforasfateinto beat is the exclu-
sive work of the liver, and so during, the
time stated it le constantly congeetea
With the approach of warm weather our
diet changes to muscle -producing food, and
the week of the liver is much lessened. In
the majority of casco, however, it is it -Tun-
able to completely throw off the excess of
bile, but remaidr-trougested, causing that
tes.' lazy, tired feeling which many have in
the Spring months, whea the weather be-
et-I/nes warm.
feThis is evidence of an unhealthy con-
dition, and though people appreciate the
necessity of an alterative at this period, the
common iuea 3.4414.1,ake drastic. pills and
produce a ca,thartio effect, only to make
matters Tra, wo; se. The liver must be um.
loaded, and its paoper action restored before
hot weather, if you wish to Via Preserve
healtla.and if this distinct call of nature is
upheeded serious results will occur.
we_ The blooNialebecome loaded tvith
bile and lithic aeid, and as imevery drop of
vital fluid passes through the kidneys to be
purified, they soon breek down and are till-
able b carry out the deadly poison. War-
ner`e Safe Cure and Warner's Safe Pills
have not only a toe specific adieu on tho
kidney, but ollietlee to_ liver also,
tao. They thin the thickened bile so that
it will pass out through its (lusts, enable
the glanes to unload themselves, act as a
solvent on all biliary acids and in a word,
essa. fit these great organs for the season's
work, toe preventing blood poisoning. ie-
fiammation, abscess, and all affections to
which they arNe liable.
ire As you valhe the bleesings of health.,
do yet allow the sumtner to approach with -
oat 'gluing, your eystem '•geuend. house-
cleaning," in the manner we have iudicated.
"To be forewarned is to be forearmed."
seconder, and the original motion,
red carried, -That whereas the
value of S. S. No. 10 is $175800,
of Union S. S. No, 13 $l68000,
efore said petitien of 8 S. No. 10,
tonal territory, or a mouey grant
anted as we deem sai t
to the same. -Moved, by W, Kydd
by J, Shier that the following
O granted, viz: --Wm. Wood 69.65,
a 511.65, Thos. Vail, 50ete; G.
n 518.50; 5, Fitzgerald 57,68; Me
l$18., Do 813., Do $5.; BrimaL
8.-Uarried. Moved by J. Halle
d by W. Kycla and resolved that
owing be appointed Bathmasters for
rent year in the various divisions
t a by-law be granted confirming
ppointments viz -S. W. Watd.-
y, Jno. Loaclrnan, Jiro. Kerslake,
er, Thos. Bissett, W. Brownlee, L.
, Roweliffe 8. Martin, 3. Stallin,
cliffe, Inc) Iviinars, Silas johns, T
jun, 11 Jonea.
W. Ward .-P . McTaggart, Thos
ns, Thos Ballautyne, Tilos Harvey,
ayinan, Ralph Keddy, Geo Lowe.
Dougal, Thos Russell, Robt Wilson,
therington, D. McInnis, Juo Cann
Cole, Jno it.loQueen, M leleTaggneir:
. Ward. -W Brock jr, Thos Horn in
rtweliffe, Wm. Delleidge, wm Clarke
Road, Jae Routley, Rich. Oamm,
Oreery, J. W. Abray, Thos Tufts,
Wiseman, Wm Webb, Thos Harrah,
E. Ward. --Geo Coward, 11 Bemner,
assraore. Alex Turnbull E; Stone, A.
n. W J Nance, T Brimacombe, Tiros
ke, R. Gardiner jr. Wm Francis,
utyiao, Amos Deep. 0 0 Switzer, 353
tuey.
motion of gall seconded by T Cara
the council adjourned to meet again
rday the 4th of Mao at 11 &dock a m.
G. W. Hoestesz
Clerk.
Ilyndman
Groceries and
0wafectionery
OF THE 1.3EST QUALITY.
Also bost Pipes, Tobaccos and Cigais
' ETTY'S I-1,ANS BACON and LARD
Therley's Improved Horse and Cattle Food
Dasitwood Boller Flour.
• G. A. HYNMIAN.
er bushel. Barley - malting, o p
Or Barley, feed, 88e to 4510 per bushel.
TORONT0
Tottorro, 401.10,-Wm7kT-fall, 160 .2, $t
to 91.07; spring, No.2. $1.07 to $1 08: rea win-
ter. No 2, 81.08 to $1.09; No 1, Manitoba
hard, 91 29 to 21.31. BARLEY. NO.. 1 53c to 550
No. 2.500 to 52e; No. 3, 390 to 40o; 34 o 3, extra,
47o to 48e. PEAs. No 2,560 to 580. ()Ars,. No.
2,43 o to 45e. FLOUR extra, 94.55 to 94,60;
strong bakers. 85.0010 9500.
Market quiet and easier. Sales 150.1, hard
93 anitoba. $1. 29 to $1.34, and No. 2 do. at 91.31
No. 3 barley, outside, at 35).te oats, on track, at
33e.
J HN BRAWN
UNDERTAKER, &
• CA13INET-11411tEll,
Walnut &Rosewood Caskets
VA.TIIER HAD QTJIN SY.
"We find Burdock Blood 13ittereexcel:
lent for wettleness, and equally BO for head-
ache. Father also sawed severely from
quinsy, which 13. B. E., by its topic and
Pur Hying properties. completely cured.'
Tilos. Carney, a farmer trone Broc k -
way Centre, Mtch„ who was at Bruss-
els on a visit to his brother on Wed-
nesday, while taking a walk to
see a neighbor, fell deed at his bro-
ther's side. Heart diseape was the.
cause,
'Phe.other day while Rey. Mr. Edge,
of Clinton, was driving- out into the
country, he was much surp,rised by
the whizzing of a bullet past his ear.
A sport who had been discharging his
last load itto a telegraph pole was sur
prised to hear the news ; and upon
examination found that the ball had
• only grazed the wood. 1
Wni Piper an old or %beat 65
years, was struck by the St. Louis
express near Hyde Park on Saturday
afternoon, and knocked into the ditch.
He was walking on the track at the
thne, and heard the vvhistle, but in
stepping aside to let the train pass he
misjudged the distance, and owing
to the narrow roadtied only steed oft
as tar as the end of the tie. The
locomotive struck hint on the side
with sufficient force to knock him
• down, and he sustained bruises on the
hip tied side, as well as sundry
scratches,
To the. Editor ofLe _Exeter Times
As it will soon be the season for nox-
ions weeds to she iV theutselves, it behoov-
es the municipal council to adopt such
measures, as will have a tendency to-
wards their extermination. Having seen
various portions of Canada so over -run
with thistles, as to render farming unpro-
fitable, it produces a gloom on ley timid
when I see the apathy on the part of coun-
cils in this matter. Had the municipal
eouneil,availed themselves of the power as
conferred upon them by the statutes, in
passing proper by-laws, not only pass
them, but see that the provisions contain-
ed in them be rigidly enforced. I consid-
er that the present quantity of thistles
and other noxious weeds iu our la-nd are
mainly due to -negligence of the munici-
pal councils. Thelaw makes a rod pro-
vision for the destruction of these weeds,
but of what avail is the law, if not eufore-
ecl and the law will not be enfereed un-
less there is some person appointed to e11 -
force it. This person is celled the in-
spector whose business is to see that the
statutes as Wall as the provisione of the
by-law are carried out. Ris duties are to
see that path -mast ere, comrdissioDers an11
others have complied with the statutes va-
leting to each and to see that every emu
in his jurisdiction does his duty, and any
man in his jurisdiction can compel him to
Jo his duty whilst he is the only person
who can compel thein to do their duty
without an Inspectot. '1 see no way to
compel the destructiou of these weeds.
Councils are averse to the appointment of
Inspectors for fear of the expense. If they
continue to neglect the government will
Make the appointment at '0 greater cost.
Fifty petitioners would compel a 'council
to appoint an Inspector.
RATBPAYlie.
TORONTO LIVE STOCK.
little r no change 10 prioes. Recetpts mod-
erato oand there is no shipping demand.
The latest cables are, however, unsisfaotory
Choice steers are nominal a14 emits per Ib.
Bulls sold at 3 to 31e. and miloh SOWS firm at
from 930 to 950 a head. Butchers cattle in
moderate demand, prices firm; the best sold
at 31 to 4 ordinary at gc to 3 and common at
21. Sheep in fair demand and steady, with
limited oin
fferg; the best sailed 951 to 96,50
ear head; inferior to medium at $4.00 to $450
and rams 30 to 310 per pound. Lambs in fair
m
deand and firm. choice bringing$5.00 to $51,
and inferior to medium 8400 to $4 50 Calves
dull and steady. Choice betWs, of 125 to 150
lbs., sell n.t 70 to go dressed weight; rough
calves, 93 to 95. a head. Hogs are steadii
choice light fat scld at 5e to 530, store hogs at
4ic 00 50. and stags at 30 to Ole.
Tho local market "continues collet, with
ALSO Cornett OF EV11117 DESOBIPTIOTi•
, TVat'$
Myrtle
aiT arAd PLAUCi
Smoking To bacca
WINER TEI.A.N EVEtt.
See
IN BHONZE,
On each PLUG and PAcKAG.V.
A Complete Stock of Robes & Trimmings
Always ort hand.
FUNERALS FURNISHED ' CON-
DUCTED AT' Low RATES.
My stock of Furniture is un-
excelled.
the
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THAT OPFER OF $5 000.
ur readers will doubtless call to mind
offer so widely advertised for the past
years by H. H. Warner's a Co., the
prietors of Warner's Satenetnedius, thet
y would pay 55,000 to any person who
ild prove to an impartial referee that
y ever published ti testamonsal that
81100 genuine so far as they knew.
Elie offer had the ring,of honesty about
and. as thematter has an esnecialintersst
(013013 we give rt cope or the offer as it
pears in the Mesas. H. a. Warner as Co.'s
mphlet:
Stephen Council.
The Council tnet puesuant to adjourn-
ent on the first inst., all tnembers
esent. Minutes of the previous meet -
g were read and confirmed. Resolved.
tat a, culvert across the Crediton road
e made near Mrs. ADderson's. or an out-
tfor the water along the north side of the
aid reed. Moved. by W. White, sec. by
. Sheritt, that Mr. Hogan receive $8.00
or the use 01 100(1 for roadway Inc 1S89
nd extra trouble for fencing.--Clarried,
he following ordem were grantea:-J.
town, rep. crave t on ath con., 91,50 ;
Ire. Ransom, relief, $8 00 ; C. Willed,
p.l. 2, $3 00 ; John Mitchell, grant to
Crediteh spring fair, 510. e B.
TiCoraognititlis,.
work on 201h eon. ,$1.50 ; J •
evork U R., $1.50 ; T. Sanders, cul. C.
R., 54.00 : j. Senders for rep. 4th con.,
$1.00 ; T Brown telegrams, 74, ; eepress
of delegation to Toronto,530,00 ; Dart of
official salary, 951. Council then ad
journecl to meet again cm 1st Monday in
May.
Patlimaeters--F. Hicks, R Handford,
S. McCoy, S. Davis, T Sweet, G Floyd,
concessioa 1 ; W Hicks, N Baker, W.
Walker, J d, W Bagshaw, T
Kestle for 2 and 3con ; T
13rown Waver, A Dearing, Stanlake,
I -Wicket. 4 and 5th con. ; Wilson, 3
trill, 0 Brown, J Wein. Morlock J
Roesler for 6 and, 7011. con ; R Hodgins,
G Lesygon, M Finkbiner. J Schwartz, J.
Vfartine, W Rowe, 8 and 9 th eon. ; T.
Kilgallon, 3 Lawson, Glanville, L.
Kroft, T Clark, 10 awl llth con. ; P.
Hall, E. Cotter; W Holt, A. McCormick,
W Thompson, L Deitrerich, C. Finkbiner,
Will t for 1.2 arta 13th con. ; B.. Mc
AIMOB To tioTnnr.s.-are you disturbed al.
nigh:tam' broken of your rest by a sick child
suffering and crying with pain of Cutting
Teeth? If to send at once and get a bottle
of"Ilrs.Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for Chil-
dren Teething, Its value is incalculable.
It will rolieve the poor Ilttle sufferer im
mediately Weneuclupon it, mothers ; there
is no mistale about it. It cures Dysentery
and Dian:been, reguiatee the Stomach and
oweis, cures wine Colic, softens the Gums.
reduces Inflammation, and gives tone and
energy to the -whole system. 'Mx s.Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" foe childreu teething is
pleasant to the taste and is the prescription
of one of the oldest and. best female
physicians and nurses in the United.
States, and is for sale by. all druggiats
throughout the world. Price twenty -live
cents a bottle. Be sure mud ask for“Bins.
weaseovea oeneareas sesave "end no
other ind
CoNsentirrioN CURED.
tim. old physician, retired 'from practice,
having hal placed. in his bands try 1.111 DAt
Indititt raissionftry the formula of 11 simple
vegenable remedy for the speedy and perma-
nent cure 'of Consumption, Bronchitis, Ca-
tarrh, Asthma and all throat and lung
affections, also a positive and no -noel cure
for Nervous Debility andall Nal:VOUS Com-
plaints, after having teited its wonderful
curative powers in thousaads ofeases, has
felt it his duty to make it known to his
Suffering. fellows. A ctuatedby tr otive
and a desire to relieve num an sufferin6, I
vi-Aseud free of oh urge, to mil who desirelt,
this reoine,in Gerinau,French or Biaglish,
with fulldirectionsfer preparing and using.
Sent . mail address.ng ith stamp,
naming this nap ea w. , NOYDS 149 Power's
P3001, ricchostsv 7•1
rpo TEE DEAF.- -A person cured of
JL Deafness sad noises in the head of
23 years' standing by a remedy, will
send a description of it vane to any person
who applies to 1SIOECOLSON, 177 -McDougal
street, New York.
A CURE FOR DIJ kill AGO.
That induful complaint car; be. quickly
cored by tho rate/ remedy, Miss Mery
Jane tiou1.1, of Stoliey ()reek, Out. seys.
"I was troubled with lumbago, ;Pia could
not gst rcliof until fused Ilagyanl'e Yellow
Oil ono bottle of which cartel 100 entirely."
The Conservatives of' the South
Riding of Perth met in convention at
Fullerton Corners on 'Thursday last.
A large hatnber of dplegates were
Were present from all 'parts of the
Beiing. 11, Fred Sharp, Esti , St.
Mary's was 'nominated as candidate
for the House of Conn:none, and W. R.
Davis, of IVIItchell, for the Looal Legis.
lature. The election of officers re-
sulted as followst-W. 11, Davis, Mit-
°hell, President , '1'. ill. Kay, Usborbe,
Vice•Preeldent ; D. Stanley, cif St.
• Mary's, Seceetary ; SWitsert Blan.
shard, "Kreasurer,
Children Cry for Pitoherts Cattoria
MF A CALL
E A 1 ILY
Spring Goods
3,000.00
WO Tit
DRY GOODS
--AND--
Boots & Shoes
--TO BE—
SLAUGHTER ED
FOR CASIK I
IILMAG S
DO YOU
WANT TO ELY
Bargains that 4.
Are Bargains.. Fti tit '11
Now is the chance to secure your
Spring Goods at prices never before heard
of in Exeter. Owing to the great de-
pression in trade, and buyipg for cash as
we do, we have secured
Some Special Barga,ins,
AT LOWER RAs
THAN SHAM GOODS
—ARE USUALLY SOLD-
before the present advances. in, the market 1 G.
' are able to give our cuatom- I
ers the vel'y best value. We do not adver-
tise our pods at cost, or less than cost. -ONLY FIRST -CLASS -
Such Advertisements areFrauds Reliable
--TAEli CALL AT -L-.
L E Y
Our prices are light, and will be found as Goo s
low as any house in the trade.
BORN.
Inex,-In Detroit, ou Wednesday, Apr.
3rd, the wife of Mr Serial Link, of
daughter;
STANLIIY. Biddulph, on the faith ult.,
the wife of W. 0. Stanley, of a son.
Clinton oe the 2011 of
141arch, the wife of Mr. T. Carling,
of a daughter.
• ItIARRIE D.
Omernerm--0-arents. -At the reetlence
of
the beide'e father, in the township, of
Ilibbert. by the Rev. T. W. Magbay,
ream. of St. Monies church, Seaforth,
on the 2na of April, air, John. Oldfield,
ef the towtishie of Tatilterstnith, to :Oise
Mary Ann, datighter of Mt , Richatel
Green of Bibbed,
Ileavite,-Ilooe.- -At the Methodist church
Parentage, Clinton, ou the 3rd inst., by
tho Rev. d. Livingetone, kir. Jobe. Har-
vey, to aliss Christina Hood, both of
• Stanley.
ACTS tIllooppitess„.0y1
Dress Goods, Groceries, Boots az Shoes, At Prices Lower that so -cal -
lower at bettee vette: elven than in all the
6 t3-.3Salip
OESTROYs AND REMOVES WORMS
or ALL. RINDS IN CHILDREN! OR
ADULTS SWEET AS SYRUP AND
CANNOT•HARivl THE: MOST
DEZI....SCA'T= CHILE.) -C.--
Prints, Oottons, Etc, at Parkinson's are led Cheap Honses can give
, —
combined stooks hi lexeten We avet
special drives, We invite inspection ; it
-will pay you to call and examine our deck.
No trouble to show goods.
Farm Produce taken at market prices.
Remember the place : First door uorth of
the Town Hall, Eeeter.
J. PARKINSON.
H er
Lateen T Keyes, P MeN.ensie, C Willett,
W Browit Inc 14 and 15 con. ; j Sharp, F.
Beitzmae, Baxter, F Holbine, 1.6111 and
17th con. ; Bodgins, 0 Lewis, D Sutton
J Zyler, J Wade for 18 and 19th con; IT.
Seenk, 3. B Hoagies. Allister, Daslm.
dean, 20 and 21et ; P P Dishu-
down A end B ; W P Glaven, J.
McKevie, aleCertie, J Bolliind ,1
A. kleKinnin, 0 Towle, T, Whitesiele. C
Wilsen for S end 13 ; T elollard, 0 Tap
P ' ker Molina,
, sem 0 &unseen
Hamilton, 0 Speckamn 22nd 51111Rauble ; no eppointment for 'N 13.
Fence Viewers -T Willis, W Welker,
0 Christie, II Deitycieh, TI Doyle, Volt
Mollard` 3 13 Itotheins, Peter Perrin,
Pound. Keeners • --Welter Hill, V Wilson
T Shmeton, T Amy, W Melte W Reit,
0 J Bronnete W Etiki0. 71.
Willet P CatrOl1, .1171110.
The Beeve and oteek 00 meet
the Reeve and Clerk of Bev on the 20th
inst, at Dashwood.. --0. Pawn, Clerk.
Sruatutok.-In Ttiokerstnith, oft April 71h,
'Sohn Sttirgeon aged Si) yeare
Seent.-In Rioter, on April 6th, Thomas
Sea aged 60 year.
Bw.thrt,--On sandaynight last, ail infaht
Ben of A, Ew,ald; The remains were
(nterred in the German 001000 13•Y ,on
Tuesday.
CONSUMPTION SUB, ELY CURE D.
To Tun tnrrou:
Please inform your readers that 3111000 a
'positive remedy for the above nemed
eaFse By its titmely tiao thousands -Of
110POIOBS eases have been perrnatetif,ly
ours& 1 shall be Wed to sena two bottles
uf rny rmnetly rime. to atilt of your readers
wile have etnetioaption if they will eend tne
their illspreat and P. 0. address.
Respectfully, ;1)n. 'P. A.. SLOCUM,
Toronto, Ont. 87 Tonge street.
Unaortaking in ell its
Branches.
S. G-IDLEY,
0111D0FEU.....0CMBLOCK
(Successor to .
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1 I i 1
L
G thr 0 ON
Spades and Shovels, Fence Wires
ANNEALED, BARBED AND OTHER MAKES,
---Which we are in a position to offer to the Public at 0110—
Very Finest -Prices for Cash
41
-We have also on hand a full line Of
SHELF and BUILDINO HARDWARE
Paints,.0ils, Glass, Etc., at Fam.ine:Prices.
Stoves and Tinware of all kinds, always on hand,at prices that defy comeetition
0 Sewing Machines, Baby Carriages,Field and Garden Seeds. Eave-troughing,
Speoialty • A call solicited.
BISS.ETT BROS..
t 47'
Every .Departnient in the Olcl Established i
now imost complete, and fLt11 of the lates
LJ novelties. 11
The French, tnglish and American Millinery cant
be ex -celled. The stock of Dress G-oods' is larger
cheaper than ever show». All the best makes of rich. B11
colored and shot silks, Cheap. Parasols and Sun shad
of every design (both lobna and short stems. Fine fan.
zephers, plain zepliers. Sateens and Prints in endless vl
iety. A. speoial lot of Swiss Embroideries for Dress
(lovely goods.) Every lady should see ont Dress Tri
mings (which contain all the latu.,t novelties. Come
and inspect onr stock.
N. B. ---The attention of Dress-makErs is specil
called to the Dress Goods department.
JAMES PICKARD Exeter
THE BEST YET !
THE CHEAPEST YET
T.EE BIGG-EST YET
ovorcostings at any price Sint-
inge at any price ; Pantingst
at any' price.
Best Ordered. Clotting 13'0(11100a in Exeter
Gentlemen I leave your orders eatly, for
with the beet staff of Tailors ; the best
stook of Fine Trimmings, and the beet
(Jutting iii town. you aro Bare of Batista°,
V1\1110Ziti
thee.