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13007'S AND SHOES, Sioecral.
FOR ALL AT I i with pleasure that we announce
to oer meny 'Patrons that we have made
1111 WO:010hIl
YiruTgaelTri,tr'i:ii!Lcs'ate,s'tviii`E13-17,t-'
'Efave jest receivedlt large new stock of
all kiwis of gee and coarse boots audshoee
for the fall and winter trade. Bought of
the hest and leading inanufacturing houses
in the Dominion, which I will eell at elight
advance on cost prices leave also pet art
addition to my store on aceennt of the
increase of iny last years' business, so that
now I have the largest and best assorted
stock ever offered in &meal before, In
fine shoes I keep SiEDS, sizes and E. and
D. widths.
Some special cheap lines :
Wonienecloth slippers 25e. and upwards
carpet 40 "
leather " 50
" Oxford ties " 60
" opera te 75
" huffbas " $1.00 4 4
• Baby shoes `c 20 "
Wigwams men, women and ehildrens'
at cost prices to clear them met. Aubbere
of all eizus, MDR, WORM and childrense
I have also oh 'hend a huge stock of
hand made long boots, coarse and fine well
seasoned for the fall trade,made of first -
material and by first-class workmen.
'Those who are troubled with corps and
bunions can get them ° cured by leaving
their °viler with tile. No fit no aale. Re-
pairing neatly done and promptly attended
to,. Cotne,one come all and examine my
goods ,before purchasing elsewhere, and be
convinced that you can save money by
dealing with me.
Farm produce taken in exchange for
goods. No trouble to show goods.
, Stand. opposite Reynolds hotel.
•. DISTRICT DOINQS.
Mitchell has a floating debt of
$10',0110.
Mitchell's rate of aaxation this year
is two cities on the dollar:
The libe ' suit' of Mr. Geo. Moir
against the St. Marys Argus has been
vrithdrawo, Mr. D.loie having been fur-
nished the name of the Writer:
Mr. W. B. Harrison, has severed his
connection with the St. Marys Argus
end has accepted a situation in De-
troit
Miss Clench. of Se Marys left last
week to resume her position of music-
al instructor in a leading oollege in
North Carolina.
One 25c. bottle of Everest's Liver
Regulator has done Me a great deal of
good, and you will pleaire send me a
a dollar bottle. -Mrs. Rosa Wilson
C4th.
Little Charley, a on of Jonas Thorn-
tonof McKillop, tp., met with an
accident on the 4th inst. by which one
ot his arms was broken above the
wrist. •
The epeople of Parkhill. just after
the defeatpf the water -works by-law,
are again agitating the matter. The
promoters have good pluck.
Oven -Bros_ of McGillieray tp. trash-
ed on die farm of Mr. H. Thompson,
cif the Ridahripla and McGillivray town -
tine, 1,500 bus. of oats from 9 re m. till
4:30p. m.
Mr. John Turner, .of McGillieray,
who had one of his fingers cut nearly
off some time ago while working at
Ips binder, has not yet been able to
resume work.
The voters of Sarnia have an oppor-
tunity to vote upon two by.lawa, one
for the expenditure of $8.300 for the
extension of Water -works system, and
one a fire alarmaystein for the town
Mr, H. Miller, of McGillivray, ar-
rived Friday last from Scotland with
four thoroughbred Clydesdale horses.
Mr. Miller imports And keeps nothing
but the best. •
• During the storm on Sunday, Mr.
John MacDonald, of the 12th eon. W st
Williams, had his large barn and out-
buildings struck by lightning and
• totally destroyed, With all this year's
crop.
The Massey Mfg. Co. of Toronto, are
willing to establish a branch of their
manufactory in London and employ
150 hands providing the city offer
eufficient inducement.
I find Everest's Cough Syrup excel-
lent remedy and can beartily reoom-
• med it. -P. B. Rossenberry, L. D. S.,
Arkona.
Mr. H. Ovens, of the 2nd con. Nie-
Gillivrayshot adartze eagle on the 15th
con. of London Township, one day last
week. It was of the bald-headed spe-
cies. and measured 7 ft. 6 in. from
• tip to tip. -
Me. L. Reid of McGillivray, whee
engaged at a threshing on ruiseday of
last week, was -accidentally stabbed in
the hand with a pitch fork. The
• wouno, though not serious, prevented
Mr. Reid from working for a Short
thee).
The ratepayers of' St Marys are
"setting up" a great bowl because
their taxes have been raised to ale
mills on the dollar. This seems high,
• but consider what there is to show for
• this increase, electric light, new brid-
ges and the Maxwell works.
Archy Webb, of Granton had 'a
'Singular misfortune befall. One of hia
horses while ploUghing on Monday
!art. fie stauck the animal with the
• line which caused:it to stverve tbereby
upsetting its mate, twee whioh it fell
breaking its Own leg. Mr Webb val.
ued the animal at $200.
• The following case was tried at Der-
•, cheater at the 3rd Divigion Court:-
eGrifith vs. Speed and Taylor was an
action for the ihotlting of a (bag, which
was caught in the ace of destroying
sheep. The clog was shot in the 'own.
or's yard some six hourti afterwttrds.
The plaintiff claimed the dog was
worth $35. Verdict for $12 and fell
costs.
Snnitary Inspector for the
• Townshrp of London, has been on a
tour of examination through the dlr.
ferent cheeee factories and slaughter
houses in this municipality, end re.
pcitts everything in a fairly cleanly
oondition, and luny up to the require -
menta of the lave But this same In-
epector stiggests that in ease of cheese
frietories that they should have their
whey tatka removed as far away as
possible frOm the teeter,.
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Ind., and read by nearly 200,000 farm-
ers by which that great publicetion
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the question of economy in agneultere
and the rights and privileges of that vaet
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UaboThe Council.
The coulee' met an the 7th of Sept. All
memberepresent. Minutes af the previous
were rep and signed. Mona by J Shier,
seo bye;IT Kydd, that sauna Rail and Cam-
eron bfe a corn to examine the side line from
con" west between lots 5 and 6 and to
haVe the same graded if they think neoes-
/
sary.-Car. Moved by .3" Halls, aeo by T
Cameron; that L taunter, Pathmaster div
No 8 be paid $5 for getting the thistles cut
Ei lot 6 (ion 4, the same being unoccupied
and that tbis sum be returned with the non-
performance of statute labor against said
land. -Car. Moved by J Shier, sec by T
Cameron that this, council grant gi5 to the
Blanshard and Uaborne Aga Sooiety in view
of the extra expenditure incurred this year.
Car. Moved by J 1360 by W Kydd that
le mills cm the e be levied on the ratable
property of the municipality to raise the
sum of 82448.37 for local purposes for tlae
ourrent year -Car. Moved by T Cameron,
see by 3 Shier that It mine on the $ be
levied onthe rateable eroperty of the ;mini-
eipality to raise $3423 75 for county rate
and school equivalent, -Car. Moved by
Shier, sec by W Kydd that sixty-six one
hundredths of a mill be levied on the rata-
ble proebity of the municipality to raise
$129e,74 to provide for interest and sinking
funds to redeem debentures issued in favor
of the 14 H & B RR. -Car Moved by W
Xydd, see by T •eiameron that the sums
legally required by the several school sec-
tion of the township for sehool purposes for
the cement:year be levied and entered • on
the collet:trees roll and • collected with the
other rates -Car. Movedby I Halls, sec
by J Shieethat a by law ba drafted legaliz-
ing the levying of the aforesaid rates -Car.
Moved by W Xydd, see by J Halls that the
clerk be hereby instructed to omplete the
oolleotor's roll and deliver the same to the
collector on or before the 1502 of Oct 1889,
providing the collector's bond is found sat-
isfactory. -Oar Moved by T Cameron, sec
by J Shier that the clerk notify the collect-
or to prepare his bonds and lay the same
before this council fot examipetion at its
neat naeesing --Car. Moved by W Xydd,
secs by T Cameron that T Brimacombe re-
ceive $8 for keep of A Carmichael, and •G
Ferguton $13.50 for keep of T Rennet. iodig-
em I --Car On motion of 3 Shier, 'sec by
W Kydd the following orders RAM granted
viz :-L Hunter $8, M Olark $2, G Fergu-
aon 813 50, T Brimacombe 88. J Hewitt
$10, J Polon el 25, E Cornish $1 25, W
Bray 07, T Hunkin 76o Abray & Edwards
$55, Andrew $2 50, d Sue11$2, E Hewitt
$66, el Samwell $26, W Wiseman. $10,
Teirkton Ag'l Society $15, Fullerton tp
$288. G. W. Homey,
Clerk,
Rseone S. S. No. 6. -The following are
tbe names and pereentage of pupils in
each class who made 50 per cent. or over
during August:--Ftrru Ceess-E, 13rima.
combo, 82. Founen °Less -C. Andrews,
72 ; J. Turnbull, 69; G. Powell, 66.
Tamp CLAss-C. Delbridge, 77 ; L. An-
drew, 74; G. Miners, 73 ; E Turnbull, 69;
W. Hind 68 ; C Brock, 63 ; H Spicer, 59 ;
U. Halls, 50. Secoen SR, -E. Smith, 80;
F. Miners, 81; A. Hunter. 71 ; El. Johns,
71 ; E. Andrews, 63 ; A. Barrie, 55 ; 0.
Powell, 55 ; E. Powell, 60. SECOND Jn.-
S. Clements, 90 ;B. Johns, 80: 0. Fran-
cis, 62. PART II. --G. Spicer, 88 ; J. Brook
70; L Vail. 70; A. Woods, 60; L. Miners,
63. FIRST Ceess.- W. Frames, 83 ; E.
Francie, 80; L. Brook, 76 ; IVI. Bieck, 75;
L Miners, 75 ; M• Woods, 73 ; 0. Haw -
kine, 73 ;.B. Smith, 60; W. Hunter, 56 :
J. Berryhill, 63 ; E Berryhill, 50.
Report of the progress of Pupils in S. S.
No. 5 Usborne, for the month of August.
Second Part, Garnet Frayne, WillieFrayne.
Sec, ease, Sila 1VIc0ord, MoDenald.
Jr. third Class, Violet Russell, Blanche
Westcott. Sr. third class, Ida Weetcott,
Leman McCord. Fourth class, Edith
Weetoott. Fifth claw, idit Xydd, T. Rus-
sell. Conduct, let. Ida Xydd, 2nd, Ida
Westoott, arel, Blanche Westooit.
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE:
of dyspepsia. It ia said he was driven and
is kept away by the use of Imperial Cream
Tartar Baking Powder. Sold by all CI -m-
oors.
Forty carloads of sealskins, making three
trains, passed through Cheyenne, W T.,
Tuesday for the east froni San Francisco.
The consignmelat is the entire catch of the
Alaska Air Compaey for last year, and is
borind for Ettgland. The time agreed upon.
for delivery at destination is le daye from
Sanfrancisece
Messes. C. C. 'liar -Amps ce Co• :
Gents, -I hove used your elIeTARD'S
LINIMENT euccessfully in it serious eas6
of croup in my family. Iii fact I consider
it it remedy to home should he without.
otmimoRmq,
Cape Isleua
So See Ate -That MINARD'S TANI-
MleNT is the standard Belmont of the day,
as it acee just, what it is representea to do.
Six cotton mills at Blackburn, FreeTrade,
England, bare been closed on account of
the trade depression,
One farmer at Portage la Prairie, from 11
blIfillefe of wheat down, threshed 235 bete,
and many fields will yield from 40 to 50 bus.
per aore. Samples show that this, season's
grain, is by far the best ever raised in Mane
toba the kernel being very plump and color
bright.
UNRESTRICTED REOIPROCITY
niay be of inestimable advantage to Canada
or it may be a mere "Ica," as ite opponents
pall it, but no one ORD deny that Nasal Balm,
has done more for sufferers from catarrh
than any other remedy known. Mr. Thos.
Rothe, Rochefort, Ont , says :--I hare suf-
fered severely from catarrh, and never got
any relief until I used Nasal Bahia. I never
thought I could find so euro a cure. It is a
• pity all afflicted 0,1th, catarrh do not know
of and use thie wonderful medicine.,
Elliott, who was gored by an ox at the
Ottawa fair is dead,
The Deaf atul Dunab Institute at Belie.
ville opens with 240 napile.
It is astonishing how rapidly the feeble
and debilitated gain strength and vigor
when taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla, For °what
are celled "biolien-down constitutions "
nothing elee bits moved so affective as CAS
powerful but perfectly safe medicine. '
• A. FACT WORTH REMBERING.
err. Jae. Binnie, of Toronto, states that
his little baby when three monthold was
so bad with summer complaint that under
dectorei treatment her life was diepaired of.
Four dome of Dr Fowler's Extract of
Wild Strawberry cured her.
A. coal oil stove at Sarnia exploded on
Saturday last, °abasing a $500 fire.
ON THE SURFACE .
Skin diseases appear on the surface and
are often humiliating to the sufferer from
them. From two to three bottles of Bar -
Bleed Bitters will oure rheum, erysipelas,
shingles, tetter, nettle rash, eczema, boils,
pimples, or blotohes, at the same time re-
storing the general bereth.
Lulu Maud, B. C.. gas swept by a whirl-
eteind on Tuesday last which/did much dam -
Mr. Sifton, a London Township farmer,
has had several cows ands horse poisoned.
The use of calomel far derangements of
the liver has ruined mitny a fine constitu-
tion. Those who, for similar troubles.lave
tried Ayer's Pills testify to their effioacy in
thoroughly remedying the malady, without
injury to the system.
A Calgary disnatoh says Mr Amose Rowe
will be an Equal Rights candidate at the
next general elections.
Martin Burke's lawyers in Winnipeg have
received $600 anonymously for their defence
of the Cronin suspect.
A LINE FROM GLADSTONE.
My little son aged two,' was seized with
diarrhoea, followed by piles, two doses of Dr
Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry gave
• relief and half ,the bettlecoinoletea a cure.
Mrs. J. A. McIntyre, Gledstoue Man This
medicine is it specific for all munrner com-
plaints of children or adults.
An inquest is being held at Chatham on
the body of James Wallace, of Port Alma.
It is thought he ras poigoned.
The .annual meeting of the Dominion
Artillery Association will held be at Baker's
Point during the last week of the present
month.
WHEREAS.
Whereas much disease is caused by wrong
action of the stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels
and blood, and whereas Burdock Blood
Bitters is guaranteed to mire or relieve dys-
pepsia, liver complaint, kidney complaint,
dropsy, rheumatism, sioic headache, etc.
Tnerefore be resolved, that all sufferere
should Use B. B. B. and be 'eestored to
healityhe"Halitoba Mennon
Fites brutally mal-
treated a young girl, and 'were let off with •a
fine of 81 each by the chief of the village.
AT DEATH'S DOOR.'
My little boy had diarrhoea and came very
near dying. After the failure of everything
we used Dr. Fowler's Ext.act of Wild Straw-
berry which caused a quick euro,and I
know of two others who were cureby ehe
ea= remedy, • FREsmAN C, A.mote
Hiller, Ont.
Hilman's mill. near Ottawa., and a large
quantity of lumber, were burned en Wed-
nesday night, causing a loss of nearly $200,-
000.
GOOD ADVICE.
To be healthy and have lots of life and
vim, be careful in diet, take plenty of stem,
and regulate the bowels, bile and blood
with Burdock Blood Bitters, a sure cure for
constipation, biliousness, dyspePeia, all
blood humors, eorofula an all broken-ciciwm
conditions of the system.
Ottawa; Sept. 13 -In an interview yes-
terday, Mr. Martin, Attorney -General of
Manitoba, told it reporter that the Manito-
ba Government intended abolishing French
RE an official language on the double score
of not supporting a foreign tongue in a
British Province and to save expense. As,
for Separate Sohools, they would be abolish-
ed on the broad principle that no public
money should be expended for denomina-
ionel pnrimses. •
CONSUMPTION CAN 33E CURED
By proper, healthful exereise, and the
judicious use of Soott's Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil Hypophosphites, which contains
healing and streugthrgiving virtues of these
two valuable specifics in their fullest form , •
Mr. D. D. McDonald, Petitcodiac, N. B.,
says: "I have been ,prescribing Soott's
Emulsion with good results. It is espec-
ially Useful in persons of consumptive
tendenois." Sold by all druggist, 60 ole.
an $1,00.
CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED.
To THE EDITOR: .
Please inform your readers that I have a
positive remedy for the above named dis.
ease. By its timelruse thoueands of hope-
less oases have been permanently cured.
shall be glad to send ttvo bottles of my
remedy erten to any of your readers who
have consumption if they • will send me
their Exprees and P. O. aadreas,
Respectfully, Dn. T. A. SLOCUM
Toronto, Ont, 37 Yonge Street
TMPORTANT ,
Having &me business in: Canada, for
years, our reputation and rearionSibility is es-
tablished. We want three moil in, yew' vicin-
ity to represent us, to whom oral udive territory
wilt be given. Handsome outfit free. Salary
and expensea paid Weekly. SteadY OmploY-
men t th o year rotind. Write at once forlorn -lee
Berle stock for Canada a Sp011iallY.
MAY Baleunizs,
Nurserymen,
llochestee,NeY.
}JAY WANTED.
Tee subseriber having purchased a new hay
Incas, re prepared to purohase 2000 tone of
first class hay for whiph highest market jerk°
Will bo paid. All having hay for sale would do
well to consult the undersigned before dispos-
ing of it.
;Testes Oen, Exeter.
Aug.15, '80
TRAYED,
Prom the promisor; of nos, Sthato, nine.
vie°. on or about tho 15th inst.. ewe owos.
Ono has a split ear and both a bread black
stripe across back; one has it long tail. In-
forieetion synth') rowardod. e
Tiros. eidetic,
Elimville.
MARKET RitrOATS.
ExitTER
(Corrected ate o'olook p ext. Wedeoadter
Rod Wheat ..'. ,
kipring Wneat"... "" ... )ii3g t0 e 21 2
earl° y .„ ... ... 34 00 40
Oats R.% 2710 28
Clover S )oc4 - - 5 50 to 6 00
Timothy " ... „ ... 2 50 to 303
60 to 0 50
Corn ... 0 40 to 0 60
0 11 to 3 31
Batter ... ... 12 Go 0 13
Floury erbbi .... ,.. 00 t 0 5 60
Petateeteeor bushel .•. ... 40 to $100
Apples,per bag • ... 1 00 to 1 20
DriedApplespr b ... 0 4142004.
Oeeee per lb. ONO ••t 0 00 tO 0 00
Turkey per lb ... 0 0710 08
Macke pe r pr... 0 9010 002
-
Chickene per pr ... 0 22 to 0 30
Roga,clreseep
cierl 0 ... 0 00 to 0 25
Beef - .., ... 4 09 to 5 00
3 50 to 400
' f dressed ... .., 6 00 to 6 00
Sheepakins each „. 0 65 to 90
0 allskin 0 • ... 0 50 to 0 70
Wool peril) .„ „. 0 18 to 0 10
Bayperton ,.. .„ 0700 to 08 00
Onionenerbus b „, 0 50 to 0 75
Woodper (lord „. ... 25 to Coo
'87; ArAtlYEI 8
Pell Wilma_ . .“. , „ ,,, .... .... • .. ..... . 0 55 0 eo
Spring Wheat:. ...... ......... .... “...... 0 fel 0 In
ear.ey .......,..... ... . ... , ... . ........ . .. ,,.. i 0 e5 0 40
oats . .. . ., ...... . • ....... : ...... ....... ....„ 0 27 0 28
Cllover-deed.,,.............. .......... ..... ...... 5 50 6 140
Thriot117. . . „ .. „ ..„ „,. 2 50 3 00
Peas.. , . . . -. .. . ............... ... ..... ..,......„.... 0 50 0 50
Egge.“. ........„;., .:.'. ........ . ......... - 31 o it
Butter ". , El, 013
Potatoes per bag • „.,..,„.„ ..,...„, 40 1 00
Apples per bush ......... ...... ........ ....... 0 55
wool per lb • e0 o 20
leay marten_ „.. ..... .... ................. ... 7 co 8 00
Bran per tau , , „34 on 14 00
elliorte e n „ ,.
, 20 00 20 00
Oatmeal per bbl....... .. . ... . ..... 3 00 700
LONDON.
'Wheat, 84e to 96o' per bus. Ords, 27e to
29e per bus. Peas, 45040 490 per bus, Bar-
ley, NCrating. 48 to 40e per bus. Barley Feed,
&lee to 41e per' bus Corn, 40o to 47ee per
bushel. •
TQRONTO. •
Toronto, Sept.11.-Wheat-Fall No. 2,81 to
81.01. per bus ; spring, N0,2. Sltol 01 per bus.
PEAS 550 to 58o per bee. OATS 290 to 3te
per bus. FLOOR, extra,. 83.80 to 03.85 per
bbl; straight roller, 84.35 to 54,40; sarong
baker, 54,00 to VAL
MONTREAL.
IVIontreal, September 16. --At the Point St..
Charles stock yards there was a brisk business
done this Morning in butchers' cattle for
local use, and not much in cattle for export.
as they are for the most part purchase -lin the
eountrY before arriving here. Since Saturday
los oars of stook were received at these yards,
containing 2,122 cattle and seven cap of sheep
with 1,200 on board them. The price of the
cattle varied Trout 40 to 41e, and, as on the last
market day, it ohoice lot would be likely to
.bring 4ie per' pound, while the lower grades
for local butchers' use variecl front 2eo to Sic)
per pound live weight: Sheep for export. 3410
4to per pound, according to the quality.
Lambs. $3 to $3.50 each. Hogs. 85 25 to $5 60
Per hundred live weight.
CONSUMPTION CURED
An old physicianretired from , practice,
having had plemedin his hands try an East
Indian missionary the formula of a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma-
nent mire 'of Consuniption, Bronchitis, Ca-
tarrh, Asthma and all throat and lung
affections, also a positive and radical euro
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com-
plaints, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousaads ofoases, has
felt it his duty to ImIko it known to his
suffering fellows. A otnatedby t His motive
anda ddsireto relieve num an suiferinb, I
w2.,Isend free of charge, to all who desireit,
this reeine,in Gerinun,Preneh or English,
with full directions fcr preparing and using.
Sent mail by addressing w ith stamp,
naming this oaper.W. A Naxos 149 Rover's
Rcoheeter N 7
ADVICE TOMOTRERs.-Are you dieter bed as
nightand broken of your rest by a sick child
suffering and crying with pain of Cutting
Teeth? If so send at once apAl get it bottle
of"Mrs.Winslow'S Soothing Syrup" for Chil-
dren Teetslit2g. Its value is incalculable.
It will calieve the poor little sufferer im
mediately eeriend upon it, mothers; there
is nomistake about it. It cares Dysentery
and Diarrhosa, regulates the Stomach and
Bowels,ouree Wind Oolie, softens the GUnaft
reduces Inflammation, and gives tone and
energy to the whole eystem. 'Mx s. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" for children teething is
pleagant 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 druggists
throughout the world, Price twenty-five
cents it bottle. Be sure and ask for"Mns.
Wuranow's R^QTRINO frrrillP "and no
,either ind,
T0 THE DEAF.- -A person cured of
Deafness and noises in the head of
23 years' standing by a simple remedy, will
send a description of it rain to any person
who applieeto Menem:at, 177 McDougal
street, New York.
4V41742101180111M104 4MSSIVEMIZIO
NOTICE.
I hereby forbid any parson harbouring or
giving credit to my son William Fink, as
I will not be responsible for any debts he may
contract.
Heivay Preis,
Exeter, Sept. 3, '89.
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Overcoatings at any price; Suit -
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t st Ordered. Clothing pi odnOed in Exeter
• Gentlemen! leave your orders early, for
with the best etaff of Teflon ; the beet
stock of Fine Trimmings, and the beet
Outtieg in Towe, you are sure of atisfae-
tion.
A. 07. ONICIA:k
A WANT SUPPLIED.
We will hereafter maw and keep on hand, c good supply of wooden pumps, which
we will sell at usual prices, and aim ante° them to fill the bill with satisfaction
We reepeotfelly ask le share of your patronage in this hue, end TO will endeavor
to supply you 'with good pumps, ana promptly.
Iron Pamps will be teurrnsh.ed When Desired.
Sliop oee door route of Parton's. Blacksmith Shop, Mein -se, Exeter.
W. TREVE THICK.
.EXT: OF
TFIAWBERRY
CURES
Li RA
holera. MOrbILS
OlLri C
Ft AIM PS
IARRIKEA
YSENTERY
AND ALL SUMMER COMPLAINTS
• AND FLUXES OF THE BOWELS
IT IS SAFE AND RELIABLE FOR
• CHILDREN OR ADULTS.
FORTUNE
FOR ALL
It is said that every person has
a chance once in this life time to
make a iortune and if they allow
that time to pass may never have
the opportunity again.
That time has come, Youcan
depend upon it that every person
purchasing their goods at PARK-
INSON'S saves money by doing so
thereby will make their fortunes.
His prices are away down.
You are not asked high prices to
rnake up losses for debts contract-
ed by bad customers. Don't you
see there is thousands in it.
• Parkinson's 'tock is new and
consists of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Crockery, Glassware, Tweeds,'
Boots and Shoes, in fact everything I
usually kept in a first class general'
store. • See his black and colored I
Cashmeres at 25 cents and up.
You can get the cheapest all -wool
suit in Exeter made to order at
Parkinson's.
Make no mistake- Consult.yoer
own iuterests and examine his
stock before making your purchase
elsewhere and you will soon save
enough for a fortune. You can do
beiter at the Cheap Cash Store
than any other place in Exeter,
Highest market price ,allowed
for farm produce at Parkinson's.
First Door North of the Town
Hall.
J. PARKINSON.
CUT and PLUG
moking Tobacco
FINER THAN EVER.
See
IN BRONZE,
On each PLUG- and PACKAGE
DESTROYS AND REMOVES WORM S
0 Ir, ALL. KINDS IN CHILDREN OR
ADULTS SWEETAS SYRUP AND
cANINOT•HARNI THE MOST
---... DSLICATC CHILD -e:--
EMPLOYMENT—MT,A,,VAIRIAMt
Abu SALARY permontlt. A11 EXPENSESe
advmoced. WAGES promptly pot& SLOAN
dc co. 306 Ge.lrEla St. Cin,elbinatl. 0.
DO You
WANT TO BUY
FIRST-CISS
FUR NITURE
AT LOWER RATES
THAN SHAM GOODS
—ARE usT.TALLy SOLD—,
--THEN OALL AT--
GIDLEY'S-
-ONLY FIRST -CLASS -
Reliable Goods
At Prices Lower that so-cal-
led Cheap Houses can give
Undertalting in all its
Branches.
• S. GIDLEY,
(Successor to C & S. didley)
ODDFELLOW'S BLOCK
Ur HIF11 IE1V116
OUR SPRUNG- STOCK
--OF-----
Spades and Shovels, Fence Wires
ANNEALED, .BARBED .A.ND OTHER MAKES,
—Which we are in a position to offer to the Public at the- _
Finest Prices for Cash
Very
-We have also on band a full line of-.
SHELFand BUILDING HARDWARE
Paints, Oils, Glass, Etc., at Famine Prices.
Stoves and Tinware of ael kinds, always on hand, at prices that defy competition.
Sewing Machines, Baby Carriages, Field and Garden Seeds. Eave-troughing a.
Specialty. A call solicited.
BISSET'T BROS.
011-
IVIES.PICIiARD
Every DeTartmient in the Old EStabliShed
new most complete, and full of th,e
novelties.
The French, English and. American Millinery cant
be excelled. The stock of Dress Goods is larger sz,
cheaper than ever shown, All the best naakes of rich
colored and slao`t; silks, Cheap. Parasols and SitID shad(
of every design (both long and short stems. Fine fancy
zephers, plain zephers. Sateens and Prints in endless var
iety. A special lot of SWiSf3 Embroideries for Dresse
(lovely goods.) Every lady should see our Dress Trip
mings (which contain all the latest novelties. Come a
and inspect our stock.
N. 13. --The attention of Dress -makers is speoi.911
oalled'to the Dress Goods department.
JAMES PICKARD, Exeter