HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1889-5-9, Page 5DISTRICT DOINGS.
"Mr. C. Walker has been appointed
Postmaster of, Ailsa .Craig in place of
Mr, Sh:i,ekleton HF•y, who has been
Postmaster continuously for 27 years,
Mitchell ,has a population of 2,223,
Mr. Hugh Grieve has sold his hue..
Bred acre farm, near Seaforth, to Mr.
R. Ccommon, for $8,500.
1 meter believe Everest's ()high
Syrup saved the Life of my wife,—Jas;
A. Fisher, Comlachie P. 0.
The electric lights at Mitchell have
been shut down tor the summer
months, whereat the ratepayers kick:
vigorously.
Mre. P. Patrick, of Mitchell fell ono
day last week while carrying a tub of
> water outside to empty and broke two,
of her ribs.
Mrs. Peter Patrick of Mitchell fell
ona and door -step the otherday a brake.
three ribs.
The other evening Mr. John akin -
n C,sgreenhouse was part-
ly
.
ly
destroyed, by fire. About half the.
building is a total wreck, and dearly
all his summer plants are destroyed.
Dr. Coleman, of Seaforth, has been
se ected as one of the throe to value
all the salt works in the United States
for an English syndicate that is about
to purchase them.
A public meeting is to ba called at
Goderich for the purpose ot deciding
on some plan of celebrating the 24th
of May. It is probable the opening of
the water works system will take place
then. .
I ()AN also recommend. Everest's
Liver Regulator and Blood'Purltier, it
having proved very effective on a friend
of mine, -Eliza Sproul, Lieut, S. A,
.Army, Antrim P. 0,
A little child of Mrs. Brown of
Russeldale was badly burned the
'Other day, her clothes catching fire
from a. burning stick, with which she
was playing.
Frank Murray, a prisoner in the
Goderich jail awaiting transportation,
to the Central for ater of 18 months,
while outside doing some work, made.
-an attempt to escape. He was cap-
tured alter a long run.
On Wednesday of last week one of
the old pioneers of <ioderich townshi
Mr. James Cox, died at his residence
in town, having nearly reached the
patriarchal age of fourscore.
Tris is to certify that 1 have used
Everest's Liver Regulator and Btoorl
Purifier and I find it does all it guar-
antees to.—D, A. Fraser, Pt .Eloron,
Mich., U. S.
The assessor of Mitchell ]]as return-
ed his roll to the clerk and an exam-
ination of it reveals the following facts.
The total assessment is $597,303,
against $588.247 last year, a consider-
able increase. The population is 2,223
, against 2,325 last year, a decrease of
102.
The regulations of the Perth com-
nnssiouers are now, that licensed
shops mutt ctose at nine instead of
seven o'clock at night, on every week
night except Saturday, and two con-
victions constitutes a disqualification
for receiving a license next year.
Brussels, May 6, -This afternoon at
Cranhrook fire started in the hay loft
at the rear of Dan'ce's hotel, caused by
a spark from Dames steam saw mill,
The hotel and part of the contents are
a total loss. Insurance, $1,000.
There were also two small dwellings
burnt, .Insurance -not known. Total
loss about $2,500.
Mr,'.fiuea'thy, another son of Mr.
Patrick Wood, Dublin, aged about 15
years, died on Tuesday from consump-
tion and was buried , on Thursday.
This makes the fourth den•th in Mr.
Wood's family within nine months
from this fell destroyer of mankind.
Truly his cup of sorrow is full to over-
flowing.
The masons have commenced work
on the new Methodist church in Blyth,
Messrs. Coombs and McDonald have
the contract for the stone work, which
will be'completedeey the 24th of May
on which day the • ceremony of laying
Ile corner stone will take place.
Some half•a.dozen late empioyecs
of Uaa Evans Bros. Platte AlanOtp^ ur-
!ng COhipiliiy, inge!`5oll. ;nave accept-
ed a bonus oII2,000 subscribed by the
citizens of Aet'lin, and intend to start
a petit) ilectory in town.
i -t is stated that all the registered
letters transmitted through the Lon -
';ion Post Office from the London,
Tfuran & Bruce Line, the Sarnia
Branch, 5t. Thomas, Bothwell, Chat..
ham anti Windsor, and a few other
places, were burned at the Junction Cu t
accident, the other day,
A circular to postmasters through-
out the Dominion, calling attention to
the recent Act of Parliament increas-
ing the rate of postage upon regib'tereA
and drop letters, and 1'equiringWat-
tage to be paid tteuen publtch(t ens
issued less frequently then OteCe in a
month, will slictrtly be aen`t 'ais't by the
Postmaster General. It is 'expected
that the changes will go lint c effect on
June )St, tttotigh it tdi111 take some
time to get t.h0 Flew 'machinery in
on:cr:
'A straifge'freli'k `c'f n'tture seems to
tn!ftuence a hen 'bwaed by Mr, A. S.
.flristow, •b•f'the'tciWnline of West Will -
lams and bicrxril'1'ivray. For the last
;'ties weeks ft 'has paid shell -less eggs
''at toll average size,' but each has at-,
ea,ctoertb`the small end an appendage
.about One inches in length and eofd
ail loch i'n diameter, which is spiral11r1
(:diked &round the smaller end . anti;
lteriednates someth.ng similar to It
ert'tikes head. The s1111'al appendage
Is 'filled with a clear substance The;
sartee as the white of the egg.
Stratford ; Beacon sacra:---W'e 'tore
'shown a piece of the limb of an apltle
'tree, the other clay whichteas Melton
-.from an.orcherd on toefat'm of Nle,
henry Schneer, of South Eadtliope.
It was literally covered with 'black
n t. kir. P..i awrason
knot. , a'tree Ttralter
of this city, states that the has seen
numbers ot cases of thts kind to the
coltntry, If the fertners are not, mire -
fie( rail ,00lc atter .their apple trees
`iii be a scarcity of apples'.eh ti,:
there rt f Y,
e 'rills is the iclentteal: tun•
few years, 1
gee that hrls killed of'the `cherry' trees,
,vinch is noW o<)iaioletlOing its ern-
tions,in-the tipple.'tet,es; `: The tclatier
shontrl bo Ideke I:after by all fruit
srosvMe.
To the 'l; ditar of 440 Exeter Times.
Dee -it Sia ^Anti -Agitator in your
issue of 27th 'alt is charitable enough to
entertain your readers with a dose of
political tally, and such as we have had
servedont fur a number of weeks past
by political wire -pullers tlltbagh the
medium of portions of the press through-
out Ontario -hilt, which is far easier
preserlbed than taken, A A. ventures
to Wesel us that the rev, gentletlian who
lectured at Blinlville on Good Friday last
is of Rensal. and not of Boston. Raving
listened to the locture in qucsticti, 1 think
Hensel), may well be proud of having one,
who, though perhaps not so widely kno
as his namesake of Boston, yet bids fair to
make a mark in the world that no meal
need be ashamed of.
After taffying over apart of the lecture,
A. A. then compares the rev. gentleman
to the renowned ,l'. F, Widdows, a cone
perison that can only be ascribed to the
lack of common sense on the pa'•t of the
writer; and having listened to the lecture
carefully, I think that A. A, is drawing
largely upon his imagination' in compar-
ing the lecture to a pantonine show.
In my opinion I might say that if the
people of chis country come to the con -
elusion that the Government is • not per-
forming its duty, slid will permit legisla-
tion that interferes with our civil and
religious liberty to pass by without lis- •
approval it is our fluty, and the solemn
duty of every minister in the land, whose
conscience toile him our rights are being
tampered with, to state so publicly, and
to use the talents with which they are en-
dowed in educating and advising the
people what to do ---A. A., to the contrary
notwithstanding.
Oh ! ye ministers of the go,pel who will
dare to call in question and expose the
object of the political tricksters of our
laud,— remember that the anathema of
Anti -Agitator is upon you ! Rather'
ought we to thank God that a, large num-
ber of the ministers of the Gospel through•'
out our land have principle -oi euge to
follow out the injunctions of their divine
Master, not in exciting race and religion
prejudices as A, A. would have 1t, but by
standing up and declaring for equal rights
to all and spaced privileges to none, and
by defending our religious liberty
au 1;
ag
' is those
who teach that
9 }!religion, on hilt
',hi
a 1
I COt^9 tiL11t15n1 {,t not e a ,
rebellion in triumph, "error in action ;
therefore it has no rights, but is simply e
"crime to be dealt with as snob." •
As we are all at liberty to express our
opinion, I shall'continue to do so. and I
think that theme great majority of those
present at the lecture in question will not
persist in foolish tirades against the
Jesuits and against honorable men in high
political places ; but they will hold the
right of culling Into question and condemn-
ing the action of those whom we are con
vinced have sacrificed the interests and
rights of their fellow men for base political
purposes. Roping 1 have not trespassed
too much on your valuable space
1 am yours truly.
LIBERTY,
blr. A. Sproat, otTuckersmith, was
taken lrcm Goderich jail to the A sylum
London, a few flays since.
One of the largest society funerals
seen in St. Marys for some Mime past
occurred there on Sunday afternoon.
The deceased, Mr. Geo. Wilson, photo-
grapher was a prominent member of
o lcifbllows, and also held a position in
the town ban:: for Many years. His re-
mains wese taken charge of by his
brethren, who waleed in processton to
the cemetery. headed by the St. Marys
brass band. Thebeautitul and solemn
burial seryiee of the society was read
at the grave.
There is a family living in Ohio whose
ages are 104, 109, 111 and 1 l5 years.
The lady of 111 would probably have been
much older if her life had not been short.
eued by smoking, a practice which she
kept up about 70 years. She has a fami-
ly of promising boys and girls, the young-
est of whom is a lad of 70,
',7beu:Baby was sicr_. we gave her Castorla
When she was a Child. she cried. for Canioria.
When she became l: i.,s, she clung to Castori :,
yi Ilea sho had Children, she gave thew Castoria,
i^,saru;7.Ft ,v.rsxar;,,,s,.,r „nu,<mracrc
OUBT OF REVISION.
'iteThe Court f.,r the revision of the assessment
roll of the.
VILLAGE 01'' I a'.'p''Lit
for the your 1853 will be Elio Town
X11111, 1;toter'on 110511ay MMliry qui at 8 o'clock
h, M. All Persons Ilct:bill business at said
Court will govern tlibibnb i cs accordingly.
K. L,tcRIM
,
Clerk.
Exeter, kiss it'0, 1339,
OWE Or REVISION.
Oeurtfor tho 1199\ sion,ofthe Assessment
P
ull
the
TOIVVSIITP OL'.USl)OR:$]±r,
for the year 1880, will be held at the 'l'ot' nship
Pall, li limville, on the 25th of itl1Y 1$30, at 10
yi
o'clock a. nI. Persons pitng bus Fess at said
court will take duo notice :Wired. and govern
themselves accordingly,
Barris'• rolling mills, whielf: were burnt
down in St John, N B, seven weeks ago,
aro again in full operation.
Buere a Bier. Coefxi q
with his Wild West Show nausea m•
tnense excieement, nearly equal to that
caused by the introduction of that whole-
some and pure article known • as the
Imperial Cream Tartar 13aking Powder,
Sold by all grocers.
Peterboro Tuesday' carried a bylaw to
build a $10,000 school and defeated wee to
spend $20,000 on a Oollesiate Instituto.
AN ' UNWELCOME GUEST.
Disease in any of its myriad forms is
never welcome, and; the and of its visit is
always rejoiced at. Burdock Blood Bitters
euros all diseases of the stomach. liver, bow-
els and blood, giving -life atd'hopo with
every dose,
Two children, aged 7 and 9, while trying
to steal a ride on a train at Montreal, were
seriously injured,
FROM OCEAN TO OCEAN. ,
Fishermen and miners in Nova Scotia,
mechanics and farmees in Ontario and Que-
bec, bunters and trappers in the Territories,
and gold miners in British Columbia, use
and praise Hagyard's Yellow Oil, thh great
internal and external remedy for all pain.
It cures rheumatism, neuralgia sore throvt
and croup, and is the reliance of thousands.
some monument hasbuilt
Band been
at Moutreal to perpetuate the memory of
Joe, Beef.
"I WAS SUFFERING,",
Says S,S. Shewfolt.' of Kingsley, Man.,
"'ran weakness and lustl of appetite, with
a severe headache, and could soa'reelvwalk.
My first bottle of Burdock Blood ]litters
enabled me to walk about the house. and
when I had taken the second bottle I found
myself entirely cared,
R T Waikato, Masonic Grand Master,
was banqueted by his Loudon brethren last
QUICK TI1ME-48 HOURS.
'I always use Hagya'•d's`Pectoral Balsam'
for colds and it cannot be beaten. It has
always cured me within 48 hours, which no
t willand nodicine, do, a d I always keep a
bottle by me." These words from Chester
Miller,Lleury, Ont., prove the efficacy of a
popular preparation,
Gilbert Ross was seriously, if not fatally
injured by a kick from it horse near Belle-
ville.
James Wileou, of Halifax, oat off his
wife's ears and otherwise mutilated her.
SEVERELY BURNED.
I burnt my hand severely, and did not
kuow what to do till a friend ran in with
some Hagyard's YellowOil and applied it,
and it drew out the pain aucl healed it ill d
few days. I would not be without it."
Mary Lepard 50 Cecil St., Toronto.
;labor day was recoguizacl at Winnipeg
M,,n day.
Vancovcr, B C., is to have a street rail-
way.
STRONG RESISTANOE.
A healthy human bopy has strong po rers
of resistance egainst disease, but where
weakness or lack of tone exists disease
quickly assails at. Keep the system clean,
the blood pure and the vital powers vigor-
ous and active by the use of Burdock Blood
'Bitters, the true vitalizer and restorative.
z012m12iel
FAR1G'I FOR SALE.
Ninety acres -Lot 6, con. 2, in Stephen
township, lluron co., over 70 acres cleared. of
which 50 acres aro in grass anci in first-class
coudition. 11alf inilo from Centralia. Good
brick house and out buildings. Must be sold.
For further Darticul ors apply to
MATTHEW MORLOCK.
3 mos.Crediton P, O.
Ncr, 710r11AN•
t;lerk of Usborne
Usborno. \Iay,1eth, i83i
COURT OF REVISION.
The Coot ter Recision of the Assessment
roll of the
toil NSIIIP 0]' IIAY
will bo held at the Town I1811, Zee ich on Sat-
urday May 2501,1889 atton o'clock, a.m. All
porso'n5 having business at sail court will gov-
conthethscritesaccorclingly, ;
S. tuSTEa Clerk,
liar ,173L''Y' 8th, 3389.
01.13,.1' OF REVISION.`
rihe Cbnrt for tlieltovision of the Asasssiitent
toll`for the
TOWNSHIP OP STEPHEN
Inc the year 18i19,will be held at the 'lotpn
11511,0roditoeon Saturday, Juno 1st at 100
o'clock a, in, All persons having business at
saidOouri will govoroi themselves accordingly
0, Pito „ry
Work,
Stephen, i4.tiiy Sth, 1850,
1,lir; .i
Are pietf,rr '` tot .7 own
Purgative. I•s r r e, 1 r• r..`S,:ru.I
1',3@,tt'flyo.r a ,rt7a:::k. r+ l,dri'ei' Adults
NOTICE.
•
The Shareholders of the Exeter Salt
Works Cu., will please take notice that
the annul meeting of the above company
will take place at the Town Hall, Friday
evening, i'iay 31, 1889.
T. B. CARLING,
Secretary,
Exeter, April 29th, 1889.
OR SALE.
That property ]mown as -the "Metropolitan
House" at the Market square Exeter. The
best stand in town Centrally located Large
m
airy recoils. heated by h01 air Good sample
rooms; in fact every conVonteu.to Good Stab-
ling in connection Will be sold reasonable
Possession given next fall. A rare chance. For
particulars apply to
JP Ross. on the nretnises
1 1L 1 Contract.
E&LED Tr4NDERS, addres-
sed to HA Pltat Master General will bo
recenodatOttawa.until. noon, onFriday, the
c
10th 'r[ay. 13.$9 for the conveyance of Her
Majesty'sMlails, on a proposed Contract •for
four y ar8 six.1: times per week each way, be'•
twcon Exeter and St. Marys, front the in.
July itnxt The conveyance to bo made in n
Vehicle Printed notices containing further
information as to conditions of proposed mon-
tract may be seen, and blanc. forms of Lender
may be obtained ;et tbo Post Offices of Exeter,
101111,ille 1•trinchelsea Woodham Kirkten,
Anderson. Metropolitan St. riNtalry s, and 'at this
office,
II C. `IICFTTiITt'tc,
I>ott'0 fico Inspector.
Post Mee Inspector's Moe,
Stratford, 1 April 1380•
MAIL CONTRACT.
MARKET REPORTS.
Exemea
(Corrected at5 o'clock p.m, Wednesday
Red Wiaew . .0 to 0 00
spring 'Wnoat.,. ,, 00 to. 090
aeries i,., 35. to 40
Oats
Clover S led
Tiuiothy
Peas
Corn
Rego
Bnttei
il'1ourpei•bbl , `"
Potatoes;per btiahol
Apptes,per bagGo to 0 50
DriedApplespr b . 0 4 to 0 04
geeseper 11?• 000to006
Turkey per ib .. 0 07 to 08
Ducks 'per pr . 0 60 to 0 00
Chickens per pr ,,, 0 25 to 0 80
Wogs,dressodperl0 . 0 00 to 6 25
Boof .., ... 400 to500
gidesrough, . 3 50 to 4 00
dressed 6 00 to 6 00
Sheepskins each 0 63 to 90
Calfsltins .. o AO to 0 70
Wool per lb o 18 to 0 20
Hayperton .,; 1000 to 10 OD
1
lnfonsperbush U 50 to 0 76
Woodyer cord ,; 2 5 to 3 00"
em MARTO .. 90 to 0 08.
ran Wheat.,.
Spring Wheat 0n0 95
Oats , .,.;,,.. ......, ,,. 45 ° 00
Clover Seed..... „.... ,.; ....419 6 OO
Timothy.. „ • ' ...150 - ' 0 00
Peas ........... ......... . ... 55 56
Nees- , ,, 10 10
Butter , , 10 36
Potatoes per baa n0 30
Apples per bttah 25 80
Woolperlb„ , 0 -18
Hayperton.., , 800 :•11 00
Bran per ton . ,14 00 14 00
Shorts'' " ; 20 00 20 00
Oatmeal per bbl,.,,,..;........,6 00 7 00
LONDON
Wheat, 9.o to 03c per bushel
k
20 to 28
• G50Oa600
260co 800
▪ 0• 40to069
▪ 009 to4lt
,•, 18 to 0 19
▪ 00t0555
• 25 t o 05
(lats. 27 to 29e per bushel. Peas,5le to 54c
ersabush
es,feed38
el. J3arley1,•oto 45mialtingkoper,bushi8e tolel.48e per bus
- ,
TORONTO
Tonooro, May.2: WnEAT—fall. No .2, 31.,00.
to $1.05; spring, No.2, $1.04, to`$1.05•red win -
tor, No 2, $1.04 to $1.05; No 1, jttanitoba,
hard, 31 00 to 51.21 Beams. No. 1 57e to 58e
No.2. 50e to 53c; No. 3, eta to 4Go; No 3, extra
40e to 50e, PSAs. No 2,54o to 56o. 0-'rs, No.
2,31 o to 3Sc. FLOUR extra, $4,55 to 14,60;
strong bakers. $5.00to $5.40.
Market quint and easter. Sales No.l. hard
anitoba. 31 20 to 31.34, and No. 2 do. at 81.31
No. 3 barley, outside, at 355c oats, on track, at
33c.
TORONTO LIVE STOCK.
The receipt of cattle to -day at the loca
market was fair, there being some thirty car
loads; Prices generally were steady, and
the
siiocerswere a little larger thanusual:
Choice steers aro nominal14
cents per lb.
Bulls sold ata, to 3?c, and ranch cows firm at
from $3010 850 a head. Butchers cattle in
irnodoi'ate demand, prices firm; the best
at 35 to 4 ordinary at 2c to 31 and common at
25. Sheep are scarce and steady, with
limited offering; the best sell at $6k to 57,50
per head; inferiorto medium at 35.00' to $5.50
and rams 3c' to sic per pound. Lambs in lair
demand and firm. choice bringing$300 to ti G,
and inferior to medium $400 to 86 00 Calves
dull and steady. Choice beasts, of 125 to 150
lbs., sell at 70 to 9c dressed weight; rough
calves, S3 to $5. a head, Hogs are steady:
choice light fat sold at 5} to 54e, store hogs at
41.3 to 5c. and stags at 30 to 3,bc. ,
E LGL EI\IDERS, addres-
sed to tire Posting for General will be
receivedatO'ta` ri.until noon, on 1!riclay, the
Loth May1580, for the ronveyailce of Her
tln.lesty s Ylnils,en tL proposed Contract for
four years, six tin:inner week each way, be-
tween Exeter ;end Wlrinchclsea, from the 1st
July next. The Conveyance to be made in a
,:• r
vehicle. Printed notices containing further
to l'nrranition asbe, conditions of proposocl con-
tract may be seen, and blank forms of tender'
s ny be obtained at, the Post 1 llices of Exeter,1•llirnvillo ILircl 1Vineholsca and at this office.
H. G. 11 PPE]; RN,
Pot Office insneetor.
Po;,t 0ifee1nspcctor's ()trice,
S11att'drd, A-'r-il1880.
rIC)UN.I'Y of 14UR()N y,i i!rACI-I•
8"1 1±11.iS Examinations 1890.
Scroll(' end thiel eiasi nnn•profesoiniral
axe 01iir Ulons at the Collegiate Ins titntos
and il141 Schools in IhoCounty ort'0nosdn,y,
11th July, 8.1011.in. Z11srO., ;Inky 10th, 8,40
{Lint c o.!laid .t0rt 111,0 wishto write at 0°thnr.
Clinton or denfnrtlt in r t notify 1). 1 KAT,.
1 0011,11111,1 13 Inspector, ()Unto? P 0 not
Fater than Fon d811(1. of cloy, statim; which ni
(sit two 1 1c:hi-wile they inteu,l to writn at, '111(1
thorne who wish to ttntto nt (l n5.lric11 must
uetify;fnr•TN 14 lox:, Esq, 1' .;.Inspector, God..
epich I' 0, at 1ho same,i,r.lo Cho notice must
l 1110111)111 til ))35 'ri ho of ,:, or $10 if the
Oa ilidlrtto appllCs for the Sr st 01%08 ns WO)1'
ns
?r.r,)1141, class exam i iatiorut, No name will
bo i r}w 1130,110 the 1)01i''till rr,t ut080 Lha
100 s ccoitl0qrrirs' it. )Condi '1(11114.i•4 of the
Collo din:to Institutes or 1riqit i110(1'1 Wilt
))1011110 001113 giro aptl1r a'a•,,,a of their Unuit(
datr.a 1.) 8)1.1 ln:lpi, or .or the d'rcf!t Ou in
whir1151110 Celle iIIt, Tni.tittite 01 III 311
is situated. 1'ornl:Of application limy lrs
Batt frOltt bho 15cr•,l'ntn r v
' I'I'igIili, 5:DAIYr1Ov,
l4T00• 1113 711'14
(lodcrich,Al,rf128nd,1880 22u1.2t
ADV1015 To 111omltxlts.-Are you disturbed aa
night and broken of your rest by a sick child
suffering and crying with pain of Cutting
Teeth? If so send at once "and get a bottle'
of"tars. Wins low's Soothing Syrup" for Chil-
dren Teething. Its value is incalculable.
It willralieve the poor little sufferer im
mediately Lieuenduhon it mothers ; there
ii no mistake about It, I8eures Dysentery
and Diar'rbcoar regulates the Stomach and
Bowels, cures Wind Colic, sortons Inc Gums.
reduces •Inflatnmstion, and gives tone and
energy tothewholosystem. 'Mrs.Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" for children teething is
pleasantto the taste and is the prescription
of one of the oldest and best female
physicians' and nurses in the United
Status, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Pfiee twenty-five
cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for
WInsLc.V's s' orxxNG s"nw' ' and 'no
,',tsher i• h.
CONSUMPTION CURIE").
An old physician, retired from practice,
having had pl_acr d in his hands uy an East
Indian ]missionary the formula of a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma-
nent cure !of Consumption, Bronchitis, Ca-
tarrh, Asthma and all throat and lung
affections, also a positive and radical cure
for Nervous Dobilityand all Nervous Com-
plaints, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands ofeases, has
felt it his duty to make it known to his
suffering fellows. Actuatodby tuismotive
ands, desire to relieve num all suffering, I
send free of charge, to all who desireit,
this reeipe,in Gerinan,Frenoh or English,
withfullclirectionsfcr proposing and using.
Sent, mail by addressing tv rt11 stamp,
naming this nap or. W.A,NoYE5 149 Power's
Blot ilcsliester 1.1 Y
T0 THE DEAF.- -A person cured of
Deafness and noises in the head of
23 years' standing by a simple remedy, will
send a lest, iption of it FREE to any person
who applies to Nrcri0Lso.i, 177 McDougal
street, New York,
DESTROYS AND REMOVES WORMS
0F1'ALL KINDS IN CHILDREN OR
ADULTS SWEET AS SYRUP AND
CAl•,1NOT'HA,RM THE MOST.
D LiC.AT5 CHILD -•
astioaa6lo Slyl s
A. llyndman
-JEEPS---
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C 'oe
erie„5
and
Confectionery
OE THE BEST QUALITY.
Also best Pipes, s, Tobaccos and Cigars
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S HAUS 13400N and LARD
Thorley's ImprovedHorse rind Cattle rood
Dashwood Roller Flour.
G. A. SYNDIVIAN.
JOHN BRAWN
`UNDERTAKER &
CAE_
EIN T-N AKER
Walnut & Caskets
. C sleets
An.so COFFINS Or' EVERY DEBCRIPTIOtI.
Complete Stock of Robes & Trimmings
Always 011 hand.
FUNERALS FURNISEED 4' CON-
DUCTED AT Low RATES.
My stock of Furniture is un-
excelled.
is GIVE ME A CALL
EARLY
Spring Goods
Bargains that
.Are Bargains.
Now is the chance to secure your
Spring Goods at prices never before heard
of iu Exeter. Owing to the great de-
pression in trade, and buying for cash as
we do, we have secured
Sone S ecial Bargains
p b
before the present advances in the market
Therefore we are able to give our custom-
ers the very best value. We do not adver.
tire our goods at cost, or less than cost.
Such Advertisements areFraizds
Our prices are light, and will be
low as any house in the trade.
ramsommemeasisinnonummenmonessap
TIi5 E
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S
Myrtle
CUT and .PLUG
Smoking t1 Tobacco.
aC
FINER THAN EVER.
See 0
Ta
IN BRONZE,
On each PLUG and PACKAGE.
53,000.00
...vironi.ra••••
DRY -GOODS
Boota & Sboea
----TO BE— -
SLAUGHTERED SLAUGHTERED
FOR CAsn
AT
ULMAGE S
KIRKTON.
DO YOU
WAIVTTO
.TTY
FIRST—(i _.il1.SS.
FURh 1 u.
4.
t t LR
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AT LOWER RATES
THAN SIAM GOODS
—ARE USUALLY SOLD-
-1AEN CALL AT-
GIDLE
9S
-ONLY FIRST -CLASS -
found as Reliabio
ACi_L The people say
jl 1.w e :that the nrices..of
Dress Goods, Groceries, Boots & Shoes,
Prints, Cottons, Etc, at Parkinson's nre
lower ar 5 better value gives than in all tbo
combined stocks in Exeter. We have some
special drives, We invite inspection ; it
will pay you to call and examine our stock.
No trouble to shote goods.
Farm Produce taken at market prices.
Remember the place : First floor north of
the Town Hall, Exeter.
At Prices -Lower that so-cal-
led Cheap Houses can give
'Undertaking in all its
Branches.
S. GIDLEY, •
J. PARKINSON. (Successor to C, & S. Gilley)
ODDFELLOW'S BL0CK
--OF--
DIV
Spades and Shovels, Fence Wires.
ANNEALED, BARBED AND OTHER MAKES,
--Whish we ..ire in a position to offer to the Public at the --•-
Ter . Finest Prices for Cash.
-We have also an band a full line of --
H SHELF and BUILDING HARDWARE
CEI Paints, Oils, Glass, Etc., at Famine,;. Prices.
Stoves and Tinware of all kinds, always on hand, at prices that defconi atition..
Sewing Machines, Baby Carriages, Field, and Garden Seeds. ,, Eat e-trotgIi,ia a,
Specialty. A'call solicited.
BISS 0.TT•.h BROS4„
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0
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T1=Il BEST YET
r.1.? FIE d^'.E-l.lal APE ST .YET
-t
r' all BIGGEST YET !
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O rel coatings at any price , Suit
ing'e at any price'; Panting's
at any price.
Best 01 g p
Ordered Clothing iodated in Exeter
Gentlemen l lenve yoer orders onlv, for
with the best llaff of 'Tailors ;. tbo Hest
;itoelt of Eine Trimusings, and 'tile best
Cutting 111 Town, you ale aura of satisfee.
tion,
M 1:
cad` t t, F.
CIS
Every Department in the Olci Estr&7bl:ishect'. is
rzow most complete, and full of the latest
novelties.
The French, English and American .fi11i11ery can!.
be excelled. The stock of Dress Goo(Ih is larger a<
cheaper than ever showIl. All the best makes of rich B
colored and shot silks, shades
Cheap, Parasols and Sun .e
t i' cl s
of long
Over design(both and short 'at01n5. Fill
y ,, e fancy
zephei's, plaid ze phers. Sateens and Prints in endless var-
iety.
ar-
:iet ,•. A. special lot of Swiss Embroideries ( '
Every
E. "5 f l Drosses,
(lovely goods.) Every lady sholild see our Dress
Trim-
mings (which contun tho latest novelties. Come all
and inspect our stock,
N. B. ----The attention of Dres5-]zlaalter,
called to Dress
Goods
department.
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