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BANKER,
EEX TER, ONT.
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Transacts a general banking business.
Receives the accounts of merchants and
hers on favorable terms.
Offers every atmommodation eonsistent Avail
fe and eonservative banking prinoiples
ive per it iuterest allowed on deposits.
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- THURSDAY, JULY ath, 1889.
THE SEAFORTH EXPOSITOR
ON FRENCH A 3GRESSION7
The Expositor, in its issue of
the 28th ult. has along article on
French aggression. It details the
modes by which English, Speaking
people are supplanted by French,
the growth ot the French language
in Ontario, and the greatuse of the
French language in public schools
in Eastern Ontario. It acknow-
Mr. Robert Porter, M, P., or
West Huron, visited Es constitu-
ents last week and addressed them
in public meetings at Clinton,
Goderich tp., 13e1fast, Beumfller
and Manchester. The chief topic
of his discourses was the constitu-
tional phase ot the Quebec legisla-
tion in the Jesuits Estate Act. At
all points was his explanation a.nd
justlfication of the position taken
by parliament considered satisfac-
tory. At only one place, Belfast,
was a vote of disapproval offered
and it was defeated. It has been
well remarked that they only are
fit to be tree who know how to be
just. MS PEOPLE of West HUTiOn.
regardless of busy body political
.wire pullers, are free and by en•
dorsing Mr. Porter they have
showu how to be just. A few
soured politicians and fanatics are
trying tomake believe they are the
people, but Robert Porter has the
confidence of the electorate of
West Huron to a greater, extent
than ever.---News-Record.
Exeter delimit
Conneil met on Thursday, O'ane g7th,
pursaaot to e.djournment. All preseut,
Minutes of previous meeting read Red
gi.gtleo(viebdliG
yeir7eVe
M.'Bissett, eeconded
T. H. McCallum, that the following ec•
counts be passed, and that orders be
granted for same Williams, $5.40,
labor; Wm. Down, $2, labor; Thomas
Hartnell, $5, labor; Walter Coley, $9-0S,
labor ; Silas Handford, $5.00, labor ;
Bissett $25, street -watering ; Dyer &
Howard, $11.75, freight on lumber ; Jas,
Creech $0,00, charity to J Piper, and Wm
Sutton VO., charity to S Ford.
Mark Clarke applied for relief,
Moved. by T B Carling, sec. by W G
Eissett, that Mr,Walters be allowed at the
rate of $10, per month for support of Mark
Clarke, during the pleasure of the Council,
and Kr Clarke's good behavior, payment
to date from 20 th of Jone.---Cs,rried.
Road Commissioner applied for saw,
his having been stolen.. Ii Creech was
instructed to procure a suitable saw for
the use of the eorporatioe.
Connell acljournod to meet on Wednei.
day IOth inst.
ledges the force, truth, significan ce
and future danger of the whole
thing; but suggests a noyel cause
and a morewonclerful and novel
remedy,
It lays the whole fault on the
economical priticiples on which
this country is govetned. The
French live cheaply, buy no luxur-
ies, consequently pay no Federal
taxes. The French being such a
miserable lot according to the
Expositor. throws the whole onus
ot Federal taxation on the. Eng-
lish, who, hampered by this tax-
atiou, cannot compete with the
French and gradually succumb.
That is the Expositor's cause.
Then his remedy. Does he advise
the people to imitate the French,
live poorly, patronize the church,
pay no duty aud thus compete?
By no means. Be advises turnmg
out the present Government, put-
ting Mr. Laurier in power, there.
by changing our fiscal system and
presto. French aggression and
increase ceases and English ascend-
ancy triumphs. Was ever a
more absurd and ridiculous pro-
position more coolly proposed. The
Expositor well knows the proper
remedy :it it had moral courage
enough to announce it. Quebec
is essentially a French province.
There the French language and
fashions flourish and is guaran-
teed. There let it flourish that no
injustice be done the people. But
Ontario is essentially an English
speaking province with a future
and with rights just as Quebec.
English-speaking Ontario wants, no
French in her public schools and
will not long have it. As the Ex.
positor says, the people largely
rule in school matters. Just so.
The Ontario people want to be
distinctly understood that this is
an English.speaking province and
that if French people come here
to 'live, they come and accept our
institutions asthey find them and
govern themselves according •to
our modes. No injustice is done
to:French in this way. They,
knowing our ways, laws. and
requirements deliberately choose a
residence here, must also chooseto
abide by our laws, etc.
The Expositor knows full well
that the cause and the renzedy are
both well known to Mr. Mowat
and G. W. Ross. The remedy is
simply this: Mr. Mower s cabinet
most enforce the law or retire.
We must draw the line of No
rench in Ontario Public Schools."
Mr. Mowat in one day can remedy
the whole matter, but he refuses
to do so for fear of losing his
French supporters in Ontario, and
also offending and i juring his
good friend and brother Grit
premier, Mr. Mercier. Why can't
the Expositor for once go to the
bottom of this matter, tell the
straight, whole truth atid not
allow its party prejudice to lead
it so far off the road of common
honesty? An intelligent public
willilaugh heartily at the Exposi.
tor's ridiculous attempt to ex
plain French matters. His ridicu
lous cause and remedy would al
most "make a horse laugh," to use
avulgarism.
No such absurd attempt as
this to throw dust in the eyes of
electors will succeed Mr. Expose
tor I People are fully posted on
this question, and no mis- state.
ments ot Hon. G. W. Ross or
report of a farce commission will
blind ten people to the fact that
it is full time to draw the line
and enforce the law. And ii
Mowat & Co. Will not do it, some
one will .
-
Suniavais. and Kilrain, accompanied
by the select thugs who patronize such
entertainments, have departed for the
battle ground near New Oreleans,
where they will encounter each other
next Monday. Mr. Muldoon assures
the public that 3'Ir Sullivan was never
in better condition, and is sure to win,
and Mr. Mitchell reports that Mr. Kil-
rain is a mass of knots and muscles, and
can't be beaten, so affairs promise to be
in thestate they would be in if an irre-
sistible force encountered an immov-
able body. Something will have to
break.
The San Francisco Argonaut contains
an article which is well calculated to fill
Americans with alarm. The subject is
thegrowth and aggressiveness of Canada.
The undeveloped resources of Canada
are enormous, the results of explora-
tions and expert investigation all bear
testimony to the astonishing richness of
this virain country, which is just begin-
ning itt's career. It would be false
modeaty for us not to admit these
things. or can we deny that as a
military power we are somewhat formid-
able.
Mits. TAYLOR, of Ouacock,
poisoned her husband, and the jury
convicted hei of murder in the second
degree. As the law of Virginia
provides that killng by poison is mur-
der in the first degree, the court de-
cides that the verdict wai erroneous.
It also peintsout that a person cannot
. .
be put on trial for a higher grade ot
of crime than that of crime
which she has been convicted for
the same offence. Consequently
MPS. Taylor walks out of jail and is a
candidate for matrimony instead of the
gallows. '
Ix is said that the Queen has recently
been concerning herself with the
arrangement of royal funerals, and that
Her Majesty has caused a long mem-
orandum on the subject to be drawn up,
with a variOy of new orders, which ex-
tend to the most minute details. In
future the body of a defunct male mem-
ber of the royal family is to be placed
in the coiSa in an attire of quite differ-
ent material to that worn by a deceased
female, and married people are not to
be treated to the same as the unmarried.
The Queen's solicitude extends even to
the makers of the coffins, and there
are copious directions concerning them.
Embalming is absolutely prohibited.
What are English farms coming to
anyhow? It is said that a Cambridge-
shire farm of 202 acres which was
bought a few years ago for £10,000, and
has had £3.000 spent upon it since, was
sold a few weeks ago for 23,850, just
2850 more than the cost of the improve-
ments. If that is anything like a fair
sample of what is going on in England
no wonder that farmers and landowners
are getting discouraged. Letthe farmers
come out to this country. They can get
plenty of good land, and get it cheap too
if they hurry up and. secure allotments
before they are all taken. These
western prairies of ours are the farming
lands of the future.
ortgage Sale
VALUABLE
Village Property
IN HENSALL
u-NDER AND BY VIRTUE,' OF
a Power of sale contained in a certain regis-
tered mortgage (whieli wilt be predueect the
time of sate)lite, do byJohn Armstrong and wife
to the Vendor, default liming been made in
thapayment thereof, there will be sold by
public) auction at x 7
REYNOLDS HOTEL,
Iax
V1.11.age O1-nansal,4,
ON
SATURDAY, the 8t1i day of thdy, 1889,
At 3 o'clock p. in., by Mr. James Oto,
auctioneer. subJeet to sueli conditions as shalt
th.on be produeed, the toile wing property
All and singular that certain parcel or trot
of land and premises sithate lying and bang
in the village of Homan, in the county of
Enron and Province of Ontario, containing
admeesurement one fifth of an aermbe the
same more or less. Being composed of lot
NomBER FORTY-TWO, on the south side of
Queeu street, on the map or plan of the sub-
division of part of the smith half of lot NU 5f -
BER TWENTY -01914 in the FIRST MN -
CESSION of the Township of HAY.
Therein a comfortable frame divellinghouse,
with usual oonvenienees on the
premises.
CONSUMPTION CAN` BE CURED
By proper, heslthful exercise, and the
judicious use of Soott's Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil Hypophosphites, wnieh contains
healing and strengthgiving virtues a these
two valuable specifics in their fullest form,
Mr. D D. McDonald, Petitcodiac, N. B. ,
says: "I have been prescribing Scot's
Emulsion with good results. It is espec-
ially useful in persons of consumptive
tendeneie." Sold by all druggist, 50 as.
and $1,00,
AN OLD TIME FAVORITE.
THS season of green faults and summer
drinks is the tiroe when the worst forms
of cholera morbus and bowel complaints
prevail. As a safeguard, Dr. Fowlernt Ex-
tract of Wild Strawberry should be kept on
hand. For 30 years it has been:the most
reliable medicine.
A SOLID FACT.
TIMER years ago I had liver complaint
&led indigestion. Nothing did me any good
until I tried Burdock Blood Bitters, three
bottles of which cured me. I shall use
B. B. B. as toy tnedieine. John. Floyd,
Barnesville, NB. B 1.3 B. regulates': the
liver.
Special Announcement
W have made arrangements with Dr.
B. J. Kendall Co., publishers of "A
Treatise on the Horse and his Diseases"
which will enable all our subscribers to
obtain a copy of that yaluable work free
by sending their address (enclosing a two.
cent stamp for mailing same) to Dr. B. J.
Kendall Co., Enosburgh Falls, Vt. This
book is now recognized as standard
authority upon all diseases of the horse,
as its phenomenal sale at tests, over soar
million copies having been sold in the peat
ten year., a sale never before reached by
any publication in the sante period of tine.
We feel confident that our patrons will
appreeiate tlie work, and be glad to avail
themselves of this opportunity ot obtain-
ing a valuable book . It is necessary that
you mention this paper in si.321 lug. for the
"Treatise." This offer will remain open
for only a short titne.
TERMS 1)1? SALE.
Ten per cent cash at time of sale and the
balanoe in 30 days.
For further particulars ap_ply to
ELLIOTJa
Vendors Solicitors, Exeter.
BORN,
SWEET -In Exeter, on the 2 lei ult., the
wife ot Mr. Wm.- Sweet, V. S., of a
daughter.
Lieury, On the 21. ult., the wife
of Mr John Amos, of a daughter.
Wnsissom-In Buffalo, McGillivray, on the
19th ult., the Wife of Mr George Wind-
sor, of a daughter.
Manoturr.- At Offa, on J une 22nd, the
wife of Patrick Mehoney, of a daughter.
Dens. -In Exeter North, ea July 1st, the
wife of josepla Davis, of a daughter.
MANNING -Li Stephen, on the Brd
the wife of David. Manning, of a son
MARRIED.
Money.:
TILLAGE PROPERTY FOR
V Sale. She residence of the late Mrs.
Simpson, consisting of 2 villagelots, There is
on the lots a good house and born also good
well.._ Will be sold &leap.
For further Particulars apply to,
D. B BATIND,
Or to
WM. SIMPSONPar',
Howann--Bantaciouns -.On Wednesday,
July 3rd, at the Main-st Methodist Par-
aonage Exeter, by Rev. S. Wilson, 13. A.
Captain James Howard. to Mies Mary
Ellen, daughtet of W. M. Brimacombe
Esq. all of Exeter.
AfaTAUCHITEN --DAVIS —In Exeter. on the
2(ith ult, at the residence of the bride's
father, by the Rev. W Martin B A Mr.
James ltleNangliton, of tile township of
Blanchard, to Miss Jeanette oldest daugh-
ter of Alex, Davie Esq. of Exeter.
Kr. Samuel Cox, a farmer a few
miles south-east of Brandon, had the
misfortune of having his granary and
about 1,000 bushels of wheat burnt on
the 28th June, along with a quantity
of machinery which was stored in the
building. Caused by the explosion of
a lantern lamp.
On Sunday a lad named May, of
Walkerton, was riding the horse Hark,
away into Teeswater, when the animal
became unmanageable and collided
with a horse and sulky, throwing both
horses, and Rarkaway fell on the bey,
breaking bis ribs.
The Conservatives of East liuron met
at Gonne, Friday, and afterconcluding
business posited resolutions of con-
fidence in the Dominion Government
and Ontario Opposition, A few, days
ago the Conservatives of South Huron
did the same thing, and at the proper
time the ,Conservatives of Wilat Huron
Will be found in.line.
A peculiar fanning mill nvvindlo is
reported by a Middlesexcorrespon-
dent, who writes !-Severai years ago
a thin started in the fanning mill htisi-
ness. They were not successful in
thoir can vassin g, so t hey ren ted a room
near London market and exhibited
the mull in working order. Their
• method was try invite far niers to in.
spect their mill and its work, which
was apparently very good. They then
esite(1 the farrneris t) sign in a largo
book a recommendation of the mill
and Its Work, and every' farmer who
aigned had o ii1I sent to him. On
refusal of payment, 'they ',Wefts, rItroci,
Some paidand some stood a Sift, When
the fraud was exposed and the bust -
nese wound up,
The farmers in some parts of Indiana
ero alarmed at the advent of " new
thing" in the bug line which threatens
havoc anions. their wheat, oats and rye.
TI10 plaguo takes tho shape, of n small
t0Jeri thing which sages by tho
hrn-
dred. on pvery head of egrairk and, ,fialis
the life out of it. Dt0 triean8 11AS Yet
been found of effectually checlonating
(Oils ravenous little parasite.
Saved
Money -0,- Macle.
To AdVertisers.
Goods, Goods! Good Value!
New Goods, New Prices.
EVERYBODY sLcrizs.
Oar swing anti summer stogie is now
eomplete, every department being replete
wall goods pareliased M the hest houses --
elected, 'sit!), care, Everything fresh.
Ie dress-gooda out array is equel to any
111 ,to ton- Mt the newest shadee and colors
-and are sold et prices iliisitlyeiy lower
than any, Please examine them end be
eonvineed,
In every other department we offer as
good value for as little money.
Prodace taken e.t the highest market
Prio .
Roller Flow: always on hand, for sale.
A Call Soliened,
A. list at 1000 newspapers divided into
STATES AND SECTIONS will be sent on
applies tiou-FREE.
To thosowho 'want tb air advertising to pay
we can offer no better medium for thorough
and effective work than the various sections
of our Select Local. List
" GEO. P, ROWELL Ict CO.,
Newspaper Advertising Bureau
10 Spruce street, New York
LOOK.
Having done business in C.trada for years,
our reputation and resign sibility is to estab-
lish. We want three men in your vicinity to
represent ua,(to whom exclusive territory will
be given, Handsome outfit free. Salary and
expenses paid weekly, previous experience not
required Write at ono for terms.
Hardy Stook for Canada a specialte.
MAY BROTHERS.
Nurserymen,
Roonnsreet, N. Y.
DIED.
AnNor.,D.-In Port Huron, Mich., on Wed-
nesday June 191h, 1889. Annie L daugh-
ter of Mra (Widow), Arnold, of Parkhill,
aged 18 years and '7 mom hs.
FOR SALE OR TO RIINT
That desirable property of the late Sohn
Link, situ tted on the Lake roads Exeter
Nerth west, of titans mill. It cent, ins three
acres uf good lend, there is a good dwelling
house and stable, hard arid sott water, a
soling orchard of first cla-s fruit and a num-
ber of currant hushes and grape vines; will be
sold on easy terms. PeFileosion given Nov.1,
1889. Samuel Link, 160 Columbia st. Emit,
Detroit, and Thomas Russell, box as, Exeter
P.O., Ont., Executors. -215102•
ItIPPMN MILLS
NEW IMPROVEMENTS.
D.13. McLean in thanking his oustomers
fortheirliberal patronage, wishes to inform
themend the public, in general thathe has re-
fitted the Grist Mi 11 and put in new improve-
ments, and ha.ving secured the services of a
thoroughly competent miller, is now hotter
prepared than ever before to turn out a good
quylity ot Flour. Flour and Feed, Cornmeal
and Oatmeal kept constantly on hand. °boo -
ping only $e per bag. Don't forget the old
stand. I -will also be prepared to attendto al
Custom Sawing. D. B. MoLlil AN. Kippon.
--'filSTRAY '
ALA Came iuto the premises of the under-
signed ort lot 1, eon. 8; Stephen, on or about
tbe'14th inst.. one aged bay horse. White
stripe on face. The owner is raquetted to
Prove property, pay expenses and take the
animal away.
Ruts RY WIt.SON,
Centralia P. O.
NOTICE.
will not pay arty mecounto unless personallY
contracted or under my signatare. J EELY,
Woodham. Ont
PARM FOR RENT
JJ 100 acres. The undersigned is desirous
of renting his prerni.es, which are composed
of lot 7 eenoession10. township of MeGilliviay'
There are ninety ,aeres cleared, of good soil in
first class condition. There are on the premi-
ses a good brick house, :splendid barns; two
good wells, gool young orchard and all ire-
Provements and conveniences. This farm ts
one of the best in the township, the river
Sauble passing through it.
Convenient to schools, elnirchee and
markets.
Will be rented for a term of years suitable to
lessee.
For further particulars apply to
Gitea0a Baowit. „
Centralia..
1 mont4
July 3rd, 1880.
SBALED TENDERS addressed
1E189, torhe ta everat 'works required in tne S,PeCial offeredhaat are being
s
t
-tot Post Office. &o..,Strathroy, Ont:' will be
received at this Office until rrtday, 19th J11.iy , ,
S , ,
J. P. Ross,
Market Store, EXETER.
Eyes Tested
- FREE
A CO51(licitoic
By mall to anylady sending us her oast office
address: Wells, Richardson & Con Mentteal.
'
CEN TRAL
Drug Store
A full stock of all kinds of
Dye- stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Winan.'s
Condition
Powd-
ers
the best
in the m.ark-
et and always
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
CentralDrug Store Exeter.
•
LiU9PZ
THE KEY TO HEALTH.
MACKINAC.
The Inost Delightful
SUMMER TOUR
Team, Steamers. Tow natio.
Tour Trips per Week Between.
DETROIT AND MACKINAC
AndTvery Week Day Between
DETROIT AND CLEVELAND
'Write for our
"Picturesque Mackinac," Illustrated.
Contains ran Partiounirs. Wailed Tree.
OetroW& Cleveland Steam Nav.
C. D. WHITCOMB, GEN. PASS. AGT.,
DETROIT. M
REDUCES MO
A. S. NITTRIZA"V,
Practical Optician,
Graduate Optic School E.Y.
Eyes tested ; . defective sight restoredby the
aid of fine &awe. Large assortment of the
finest glasses on hand. A call solicited.
S. Intlisriwass_Asssr,
.41.9 Mi:MCMCM:EC>MT3D-SW London,
to the undersigned,, and andorsod"Teo der
131C1( A1113 TILE
FOR SALE.
TO ALL POINTS 1N
MANITOBA,
BRITISH COLUMBIA
-AND THE —
NORTH WESTERN STATES,
BEATTY'S , SARNIA LIE
STEAMERS.
"Minim ElIPTRE", "ONTARIO" ancl"CAmmx,t"
Leaving Sarnia every TUESDAY and ERTosy
night during navigation, (weather permitting)
and calling every WEDNESDAY and Sarcoma.?
at Goderich and Eineardite where they con-
nect with the G. T ,R. train leaning Exeter
at 9.16 a. tn. for St. joe's Island, Garden Riv-
er, The Soo, Port Arthur and Dal nth. connect-
ing at Port Arthur with the C. P. R. and at
Duluth with the Red River Valley Itry.
Dowser BS.TES, BEST ACCOMMODATION
EXPRESS TIME AIM CHOICE OP ROUTES
Ask your nearest Grand Trunk IVY agent
for freight and passenger rates.
JAS. BEATTY,
General Manager, Sarnia.
Any quantity of briek and tile of all sine
for sale at the
(MATZ BRICK YARD, OpeclIton,
First-class brick, $4 per Thou-
sand. Tile Correspondingly
Oaeap.
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The creditors have empowered Mr. Monte to
look after the sale of th e brick and tile, and he
will be found in the yara at all -times.
Nest year the yard will be run by Mr.
1Vloatz as usual.
Crediton.januaryl5th,1889.
REMOVED
Znlocks &lithe clogged avenues of the
Bowels, Kidn.eys and carry-
bigoffing off gradually without weakening the
system, all the impurities and foul
humors of the eecretions;at the same
time Correcting Aci'dity. of the
Stomach, curing Biliousness, Dys-
pepsia, Irea,daches, Dizziness,
Heartburn, Constipation,Dryness
of the Skin, Dropsy, Dness of
Vision, jatmdice Salt P.beurn,
Erysipelas, Scrofula, Fluttering of
the Heart, Nervousness, and. Gen-
eral Debility; all these and. many
other similar Complaints yield to the
happy influence of BURDOCK
BLOOD BrrrEus.
=MIEN h CAL, Proprietors. Toronto.
0044 tai
One Door South
of Post Office
nplaZIDTION LINE.
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Liverpool Service.
SAILING DATES.
Front Montreal. • From Quebec.
Toronto . Thur. Juno ae
Montreal... -Thur. June 25
Vancouver.„,Wed. ;rely 8 July 4
Sarnia .. .. . ... . Wed. July 10 Thur. July 11
Oregon- Wed July17 , Thur. July 13
DAVIDSON BROS., Builders and ['entree-
orshave removed to Swal low's old stand, cor-
ner Main and Gidley streets and are prepared
to sell Doors, Sash and Blinds and Moulding
cheaper than any other firm in town. Build-
ings contracted for, Plans. Specifications and
Estimates furnished If required. All work
done with neatness and despatch and satisfac-
tion given. Seasoned Lumber always on hand
Davidson 13vos.,
WLDAVIDSON. :MEM DAVIDSON
CA.RRI.A. GE S,
WAGGONS and TRLICKS.
ef Public) Works Ottnsvas end at the
oreeti on of POaf est e,e & t rlithrey Ont
Specifications con no Seen at the isepert.
ment
oak° of 0. Grtst, Lsq ,'Strathroy, on and it ter
Eriday,28th Jurio,1880, and tenders wili not
be donstdered airless made oa form supplied
ited signed with Itettial signatares of tender -
ors
An accepted, banIc ellecotee DLIVitbld to the
order of the Mini#ter et Pablie Works, equal to
fins ose tent of 'amount of tender, mind, aceom-
nave tech tender, fhi change Will be forfeit-
ed if the party eeeline the contract, or fail ,,to
complete the work dontmeted for, Ind WI bo
re itirneztin &odor non,ridebritrone (f tender.
Th e Depart()) en, does n el bind itself to accept
the lowest or any tenders
Py order,
A. 001)111.1.
Secretary.
Department of PAN Works,
0 ttaw tir +Tuve 22nd, 18%). 5
D, BRATIND'S
Carriage Works
For the l• next month.
GnatiteemotionsfdrCadi
Those Wishing ZfkeeS
Will do well,Woll. ,
D:BAnt•N'TY.:' -
Exeter North.
—HE HAS—
A NEW AND COMPLET
;---STOCIC OF--
Boots '&
Shoes.
SeWed work a speciality.
Repairing promptly attended tolYT.
GEO. ANSON,
YOU CAN GET
20 POUNDS
-OF-
BRISTOL SERVICE FOR AVONMO UT a
DOOR.
Texas, from Montreal, about 20111 June
Dominion " " 4th July
Rates of passage from ifontroca or Qutibee
to ,Ltverpoo1,.
Cabin, 580 to $80, according to steamer and
position of sto.temoin with canal ell loon priv-
ileges. Second Cabin, 80010 Liverpool or
Glasgow. Steerage, $20 to Liverpool, Lon-
donderry, London Queenstown, Glasgow or
Belfast.
*Those steamers have Saloon, Stateroom,
Music Room and bathroom amidships. whore
but little rootion is felt, and carry neither
cattle nor sheep.
Pox freight orpeseage, apply sin Liyerpool,
to Finn5t in & iffoutgornery,24 James street;
in Quebec, to W.M. mitepherson; at all Greud
Trunk Railway Offices, or to
DAVID TORRANCE & CO„
General Agent.
Exchange Court, Montreal.
CAPT. GEO. KEMP.u
Agent, Exren.
Tall;
INTERCOLONIAL
Raw
RAILWAY
OF CANADA,
•
•
Sugar
POR$1.00.
2 s.
White Sugar
FOR$1,00
--AT-
J. MAE-MSS
The royal Mon, pensonget and freight route
between Caned& and Oroat Britain,
Direct route between the 'West and all the
poiets ou the LeWor Bt.. Gawreucc and Belo
cle"Chtileur, also New Brunswick, Nova
Seetia;Princo Rd ward Island, Cape Breton
and iletilotind I an d ,
New and ciegent beget %looping and day
0010 )110 on thronch 00111 CSO trains. '
P /Agee:nee( tor Gro a t Britain ea' the dooti.
non t by ioavieg Toronto by 8 . train On
Tbursel ay will join o WS rel Mail Steam or ,at
lint If in, Saturday,
:Sepal:tor aiovator, Tiara otiso and «leek ace
commodetion at. Halifax for shipment of
gr Ma and goneral 01010) an(1lr,o
Y cora of osporit000 bare proved the titter-
eolerni al, it connection with sten mall ip litieS
to anti front London, ,LiVerpopl and
gow to mditax, to be the unickSst iroight '
'rents bri1's-5%0,011 Canada, noel Ore(lt 310)10111.
InfOrmatiOn tO paandnOt And freight
tates Olin be had ;ort application to .
• ti.W1(3.ii•TrfAUSZON.
Westoyutroiglit Ol'asgonger Agent
ea ndIssia rt Otte° ltiooloYerit tI . Invent:AO
INIVVING11.1t, '
Chief Stinorintentlent
Railway °Moo, Moncton, Ns IS,, Nov, 90, 088,
POST OFFICE STORE,
Exeter North.
Dontiaion tabratory;',
HEALQUART,ERS
—FOR
Pure Drugs; Patent Medi-
- eines Dye -stuffs,
Perfumery and Toilet
Artie] es, Y
School Books and Stationary;
Photo Frames, Albums,
Purses, etc.
Cigars Pipes, and Tobacco.
Also a large assortment
of Toilet and Bath
Sponges always
`on hand
Prescriptions carefully pre-
pared from the purest
Drugs.
ernomber he place, Sian,
GOLDEN MORTAR„
Main, St.,
,
Browninl