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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1889-11-14, Page 4r" 1 l'117- tabIished -,.••••• 18774 0'11M%T.4, oNT. Trasistests egenerelban)iee husMeae. Iteeebree the act:cants of merthants an othees on favorable terms. Offers eve rY aecomiuotlation consistexit with sere andeoriservetlye benkbegprincipiee, sieve ear mint interestelloweaQidepoeits. reftsissued retyable et ally office or the Kereleuite Bank. Nar.1118,1)1800UNI%D, a INIONRY TO LOAN ON rions AND MORTGAGES (414 eNvita THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1889. 1., NOTE ITte Mild appear by the, following from a Rtiform Journal, that the Ontario elections will take place this fall :- "The principle involved iu popular govermnent, and British usage, demand an appeal to the electorate before any further legielatiou is enacted, Now, that the franchise has been extended to a huge class of citizens not before en- franchised, British usage demands it, and the principle of popular government demands it, that that class stall have a voice in the making of the laws that are to govern them. A meeting of the present Legislature could only legislate and make laws for the old constituency that they represented, and that has now, by the recognized principle of populay government, passed away since the manhood suffrage extension. The pres- ent Legislature, therefore, does not represent the present electorate and can only legislate for a part of the people." THB bearing ot evidence in the Cobourg injunction suit against Victoria University was concluded Tuesday, before Mr. justi0e Mac - Mahon, sitting at Osgoode I -19n, a am macdonaki, Rev, Dr. 1)ewart and Rev. Dr, potts were heard for the defence, and several prosecution witnesses recalled. The date for the argument is not fiXea. The College Federation scheme is not looked npon with such favor as was the ease a year ago It is thought that Cohourg will win. The Clinton New Era •proposes a scheme whereby, it says, Bir John Mac'donald would be enabled to obtain ..w0 supporters from Huron, instead of one, as at present. The proposition is to take Grey, which gives a Reform majority of 2,5o or 300. out of the North Riding, and put it into the South, which already has over THE London Advertiser says the wholesale trade of that city is less than it was ten years ago, and consequently the N. P. is a failure. We question the statement as a matter of fact, though if the Advertiser chooses to decry its own city is is none of our business. But as an effect every merchant along the line of the London, Huron and Bruce Rail- way will say that a large amount of the retail trade they enjoyed ten years ago now goes to London, and this naturally, affect the wholesale trade, though better for the city generally.- -Toronto World. Our cotem. is mistaken. The people along the line of the L. H. & B can buy goods at home, to as good advantage, in every particular, as they can in London. If the whole- sale trade 'of London is falling oft it must be on account of the inability of the wholesale merchants of that city to successfully compete with those of Toronto and other cities. 'Exeterzdipa1 Council. ( The connoil inetaee order of the Reeve, at tile Town Hall, Exeter, 6th Nov., 1882. All the nowhere present except Mr. Pickard. The minutes of the previene Meeting were read, and confirmed, Moved by T 13, CR rlingx gaconded by T. if MeCalletn, that orders he granted for the following Sums, YiE Seeord, $09 It for lumber, W Sutton 021 25 infra' for balance of .aceount for keeping S Ford, to 5th September, Jas Creech $1 05 meals to tramps, Js Creeeh $82 00 pert salary, Jae Qteech 06 27 oil etc., alert ds Co, $1,17 blank forms, W iI moiLour $9 77 nails etee.part contract, Jas Beer ee 00, selecting ]urors, M &crab 50 pt salary, Stamlake $50 part ode for lumber, ja.mes Creech 09 00 charity to J Piper, A Bissett $84. ID for street watering to date, anti the secretaly Pro vtimial Bos.rd of Bealth $15.00 expenses to Exe,ter.--Cerried. • Moved by T B Cerling, seconded by W G Bissett, that a statement of Account, for keeping 8 Ford, au indigent be rendered the tp of Stephen.--Oarried. Applieation for the use of the band room. witi made by the juvenile Harmonioa band. The privilege Wag granted, All abcoents against the corporation to be fyled with the Clerk on or before Wed - I,000 of a Liberal majority, Theo nesdaY7 the fourth of Deeember next. East Wawanosh, with a Liberal majority of 70, is to be taken from the West and put into the NOith. This would make the chalices of a Liberal in the North exceedingly slim ; in tact he would require to be exceptionally popular to get a show at all. The VV est Riding, al- ready supposed to be a Conserva- tive stronghold, is to be Made more so by the addition of Stanley and Bayfield, now forming part of the South Riding. The New Era is very thoughtful, and the re -adjust ment must certainly be necessary when it so freely offers its proposi ions. Sir John has yet a fain majority in the House, and until fears are entertained of its diminish- ing, then will be the time to look after the Hurons. The State officers of Illinois have just fixed the rate of levy that will be nezessary to meet the appropri- ations for the year made by the Legislature, which is 38 cents on the $too, being exclusive oi muni- cipal and k ederal taxation. As in all other respects, in this instance the Ontario farmer has the advant age of his Illinois brother. The average farmer s assessment in Ontario will total $4,000. Were he taxed for Provincial purposes as his Illinois brother is for State purposes he would have to contri- bute $14..2o, whereas he now pays nothing, the Dominion subsidy aid Provincial revenue from licenses, etc., meeting the expenses ot our Provincial governmeut. And for municipal purposes our taxation is muchless than that of our neigh- bors, while our customs duties, collected by the Dominion Govern. meat, -are also somewhat less per head than those of the United States. And the Chicago Toter. Ocean says ;- "It may fairly be claimed that no State in the Union is more highly taxed for State purposes than Illinois." The average farmer then in the United States may be said to be taxed $15 more annually than the average farmer in Ontario. Then the Ontario fanner gets on an average ten cents per bushel more for his wheat than the American farmer'five to ten cents more per bushel for his oats and cornand probably five dollars more per head for his cattle than does his neighbor across the lines to whose condition conunercial annexe tionists would reduce the people of this country. We know some farmers who were carried away by the glamour of the "sixty millions' market and who were inclined to look kindly upon, the delusive fad of one continent, one people, one market, but who upon re- flection are now quite content to bear the life they have, if they cannot reform them within Canadian lines, rather than fly to and embrace others which are so transparently palpable across the border. Tian trade returns of Canada for the first three months of the cur- rent fiscal year are of a most en- couraging character. The increase in value of imports during the quarter over that for the corres- ponding months of 1888-89 is near ly two millions of dollars, while the increase in value of exports during the same period reaches the astonishing and almost incredible figure of about five and a half millions. Ile figures, as published, , are as follows :-1mports for the three months in 1888-9, $29,566,- 000 ; for 1889-90, $31.558,000. Exports for the three months 1888- 9, 827,294,710 ; for 188; 90, $.32,- 782.190. We congratulate the Dominion on the fact that the ex- ports seem to be growing so much more rapidly than the imports that another year ot the same tendency would place the former in excess of the latter. TEIE Seaforth Expositor attri- butes the reduction, in price, of farm properties to the effects of the National Policy, as before its adoplton, our cotem. says, ‘‘the values of farm lands in Canada were gradually and steadily on the increase." How long previously to its adoption ? This is eurely a nonsensical contention, and is simply one of the many illustrations of the Expositor's bad reasoning. While it fainedly takes a slap at the N. P., our cotem. fails to give the fernier a remedy whereby he might obtain a highet price for his land, other than to turn the pres- ent Administration from power, and join the United States. By going over to the American Re- public our farmers could not hope to better themselves, as there farm property is very much lower, every thing conSidered, than in Canada, and the Expositor is aware of this tact. The only true reason that can be given for the reduction in value of farm property, is the open- ing for settlement of the Canadian Northwest, where free grants of land are made, and where the greater amount of available cash has gone. As a result of the de- velopment of these new territories the :rOntatio farming lands have slightly depreciated in va.lue, and if the Expositor would tell the truth, it will admit Such to be the case. Tut Chicago police authorities have Cronin's body, the bloody trunk, the dead man's clothes and, in the opinion ot many, they ha.ve the murderers, too. When the public executioner will have' them is uncertain, but he has already Claims upoti them which almmet put him in possession, The council adjourned until Wecluesday tile 4th December, at 730 p. m. on motion of T H McCallum seconded. by W G Bias. ett. M. Eacenyer, ARM VOR SALE. The eabgertbor olrees ter sale Ws fern, on twining 100 aeree, 90 eeree of whigh are °leered, eebeg lot go. the Ith con, of 'Osborne,. There are on theriremises 0 flame home), freme born. and other eeeesaarY obui1pigs. Welt fenced geed OT6iliqa (if two aores. Geed wellsand e eprtng creek passing through the farm" sitmeted five miles from ExoterAna glimilar distenee from Sensall,i Couvenieet to eetteeis an1 olturehes. terms„ wineh will be made known on apptioatiou to lino. Dame 1890 11Altr9413,' M.A.GAZIN E. ILLS'S MATS O. ' A new Shalreepeare--tlie Shakespeare ef Ed- win A. Abbey -will be presented in Harper'a Magazine for 1690, with comments by Aletrew Lang, Herpor's Magazine has aise made spe- cial arraogements with Alphonse Daudet, the greatest of living French novelists for the ex- ol naive publication, in serial form, of a humor- ous, story, to be entitled" The Celonists Taraseen : the Last Adventures of the Thimoun Tartarin." The story will be translated by Henry James, and illustrated by Rossi and Myrbach. W D. Howells will continue a novelette in throe parts, and Lafeadio El earn a novelette 10 tee) parts, entitled 'retinue's handsomelY Hlust.esea. In illustrated papers, touching. subjeete of eurrent interest,ancl in its short at ries, eoerne and timely a rtioles,theMegazine will maintain Its well-known standard,. 10-1.111-•-.1 Presbytery of' II-aron. The Presbytery of Huron met in Willis church Clinton, on Tu.esday 121h inst. There was a large attendance of members. On account of illness, Moderator Rev. Mr. Stewart was absent. The Rev, Mr. Fletcher acted as Moderator in his place. Mr. James Scott reported in behalf of the committee to which the Remit on the ap- pointm-nt of a general Sabbath School Secretary was committed. The report which disapproved of such appointment W&S adopted. The committee to which was committed the Remit on the aged ministers' fund reportedadissapproving of tae Remit, which asked if it would be ex- pedient to make it obligatory on all minis- ters and missionaries to join the aged and infirm ministers' fund, A circular on Legislation anent contagious diseases was read and laid on the table. A report from the committee appointed to visit congrega- tions in Stanley and Hay with a view to some rearrangement was read. All the congregations visited had voted to retain their present connection. In view of this the committee recommended thatno change be attempted at present. A motion, no- tice of which was given at last meeting of Presbytery by Mr. McLean, to the effect that the Presbytery centralize its meetings in Clinton was defeated. The finance com- mittee reported that a contribution of 14e. per family would be required to deftay Ieresbytery expenses This report was adopted. The Presbytery decided to meet in First Church See:forth, on the third Tuesday of January, and was closed with the Benediction. Biddulph Council. The council met pursuant to adjourn- ment in the court room Clandeboye, on the 4th inst. The Reeve and all the mem berg present, The following accounts were ordered to be paid. Robt Guilfoil ditch and tile, $12 50, .R Guilfoil rep two culverts div 1, $1 50, J Howard bridge and spikes div 1, S. B, $10 00, W D Stanley London and expenses in re-Digman's ditch, $t 50, 0 Haskett opening gravel pit 8 B div 1 $6 00, W Kelly ditching W B div 2 06 50, ,Tas Thompson overseeing• gravel ward div 2 $10.,00, Eli Davis 8 days mind- ing gate dies 2 $3 20, Jae Mitchell damages drawing gravel $1 40, 11. Monchon gravel mot in full $7.10, 0 Lewis painting Bauble bridge and material $16 70, A Beatson removing 15 car loads gravel eupplied by the G T R 534 80, W Morfit 5 cords gravel con 14 div 5 $1.6 25, las Murray cleaning out ditch div 5 $2 80, A Lang- ford bracing bridge and levelling div 5 $2 50, A Beatson covering bridge and gravel cliv 4 and 5 $1 25, Treas 131anshard balenee $3 96, 3 l'hompeon rep bridge, covering onlvert and 2 days work div 2 $5 50, R Brabisoti taking water from the London road div 1 $5 00, II Sausburn culvert and ditching div 5 $3 74, 8 Lang- ford grant to road beat $10 00, James MeRoberts gravel acct $6 50, E McDon- ald gravel meet $1. 05, P J Dewar ditching ceder swamp div 4 514 60, Thos McGee ealveit die 3 and 4 $3 00, W Thompson rep bridge div 3, 50e, D Hutchison ptank ors bridge div 3, 50a, T Seen filling wash- out div 3, 50e, JAB Kelly gravel accotra in Lull 5/8 90, Jas Gilmore grent to Clande. boye $10 00, W Whalen ditching ender ettivert div 4 $13 00, The elerk was lestreeted to notify the reeve of McGilliv- ray to take surplus water from Main street Clandeboye. The Council adjourned to meet in Granton on Monday the 2nd day of December at 10 a rn. W. D. STAliTirvY, Clerk, for Pitcher's Castorta AN INTERESTING REPORT. The Inland Revenue Department has recently issued a bulletin of about thirty pages, which is devoted exclusively to the subject of baking powder, and which shows that the majority of the goods in the market are adulterated and unfit for use. Prof. A. McGill, who has had charge of this important work for the Government says that "Imperial Baking Powder is an excellent powder." A word to the sensible housekeeper should. be sufficient. s. , BORN. Gum:nat.-In Whalen on the let inst., the wife of Albert Gunning of a daughter. Evass.--In Exeter, On the 10th inst., the wife of Mr. John Evans of a son. MARBLE°. A RPER'S FirtiODIC ALS PER TEAR: HARPER'S MAGAZINES4 00 Il A ITS Et'S WE ILLY ...... . .. , ..... 00 HARPER'S B kZAR - . . , ............ 4 00 HAReElt'S YOUNG PBOPLE 2 OD Postage Free to all aubsoribers in the United States. Canada or Mexioo. -- The volumes of tile Magazine begin witb the numbers of june and December ofeach year. When no tune is specifiedsubscriptions will begin with the number ourrent at time of re- ceipt of order. Bound Volumes of Harper's Magaziue for three years back, in neat cioth binding, will be sent by mail, post-oaid, receinc of $3 per volume, Oloth Oases for binding, DO cents each -by mall, post paid* Index to Harper's Magazine, Alphabetical, Anatstical, and Classified, for volumes 1 to 70, inclusive, from June 1850, to juao1885, one vol 8vo, cloth, SC Remittances Should be made by Pest-Offiee Money Order or Draft, to avoid (thanes of loss. Newspapers are not to copy this advertise- ment without the express order of Harper Brothers. address; HARPER ez BROTHERS. New York. McKmour--Reneroxn.--In Hay, on the 6th inst., at she residence of the bride'e mother, by the Rev. Redmond of Orediton, brother of the bride, Mr. Wm. McEindley of Stanley township, to Re- becca, foni th daugnter of Mrs. Redmond. BARRY;-- O'RILEY. -A t Irishtown church on the 5th inst., by theRev. Dean Mur- phey, Mr. Daniel Barry, of Hibbert, to Jolaanna, second daughter of Mr. Patriek O'Riley, of MoRillop. FOSTER-- GONNING.-At the residence ot the 'slide's father, Whalen, on the 31st ult.. by the Rev. John Campbell. Agnee, oldest daughter of Mr. Jas. Gunning, and John Foster. DIED. -- McEwes.-In Hay on the 10th ilia., Mar- garet MeEwen, beloved wife of Darman DicEwets, aged 41 years, 7 mos„ and 4 days. C. C. Ricuanos & Co. Gents,--Nly daughter hada severe cold and injured her spine so she could not walk, and suffered very much. I called in our family physician; he pronounced it in- flammation:of the spine and recommended MIN ARD'S LINIMENT to be used fieely. Tbree bottle cared her. I have used your MINARD'S LINIMENT for a broken breast; it reduced the inflammation and cured me in ten days. Hantsport. Mao. N. SILVER. Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R'sr. Qsignee s Sale SASOis TEUI We are prepared to meet the public re- cpfirements for fell end winter goods. As eur stook of DRESS, GOODS. FLAN NELS, MANTLING'S. TWEEDS, OVER -COATINGS, &o., Are now nearly gomplete and have been purchased in the best markets and are inarltecrat very close prices , Special attention given to the tailorine and dressmaking department, Our Stock of Groceries, Crockery, etc., is es heretofore eomplete, and for geality and price, second to neat?. .4rrivals Of teas are A. 1 values viz New Japans, G enpowders, Y. .Hysows and Slacks, Highest prices for produoe. We solieit a call and guarantee to please. ,A 11 goods waked in plain figures. TalAPPED & CLEGEORN, Zuluon. PUBLIC A.UCTION 72 4-, k A Valuable Wagon A and Carriage business Steam Heated and Electric Lighted Ves tibuled Trains to St. Paul and Minna. aPest°lia FinDining Care in the World. Through Sleeping Cars to Denver. The route of the first "Golden Gate SoPuercsiitin" ExTtokete to Celorado. Etoursion Tiokete to California. Everything First -Class First•Clase People patronize First -Class Lines, Ticket Agents everywhere sell Ticket's over the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Reilway, AND STOOK IN TRADE. Under, and by virtue of an assignnient for the general benefit iff Creditors made to the Vendor, there will be sold by publio auotion on the premises at' the village of Woodham, in the County of Berth, on Thursdapy, btli day of December, 1889, All o'clock, P.m., the toucan ng valuable property, viz ; About one quarter of an acre of land, upon which are erezted a gond brick story and a half house with frame kitchen nddition, a good frame carriage and wagon shop, a good frame stable and frame oriel' lumber shed. This propertyhas been tho stand of a good general carriage and wagon manufacturing business. Is in the centre of a fine country and a good.trade may be looked for by a Purchaser - There Will also be sold at the same time and ple,co the following stock in trade: & quantity of saokes, hubs, felloes rims, shafts, runners, trimmings, leather. MOSS and sorews. Two stoves with pipes, 2 wagon - tongues, 2 setts wagon wheels, 2 setts ironed gearing, 3 sett gearing not ironnd, 1 gimpseat cutter, 2 buggy bodies. 1 sett light bob -sleighs, a quantity of hass wood lumber, a large quantity of good oa,k scantling and plank, also a quantity of Elm lumber and a quantity of other tirades and property too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALE : Real Estate -Ten per cent. of the purchase money on the day of sale, sufficient tomake onobalfof purehase money in 30 days after day of sale,balancemay remain on mortgage of lands at 7 per sent. at option of purchaser.. Personal property and s ook in trade -All sures of WO and under cash ; over that amount 12 months credit on furnishing approved joint notes. & disoount of 6 per cent. for cash will be allowed on ail credit amounts. For further particulars apply to Jonathan Shire, Esq. and Messrs Abray & Edwards, Woodham, or to A. J. Poplestone, on the premises, or to H. 4. cor.r.iss, Barrister, Exeter, Cot, Exeter, Nov. llth, 1889-3 frise Assig nee, • To Our Subscribers. The special announcemeet which ap. peered in our columns Rome time since, an- nouncing a special arrangement with 1)r: B. 3. Kendall Co., of Enosberg Fat1e Vt , publithere of " A Treatise oh the Horse and his Diseeses,"whereby our sabeeribers were enabled to obtain a copy of that valu able work eaten by sending their address (ancl enclosing a two -cent stamp for seine) is renewed for a limited period, We trest all will avail themselves of the opportueity of obtaining thie Yalu ble work To every lover of the forte it is indie. pensable, as it teats in a simple manner all the die ases which afilietthis rioble aids mat It phenornirest talo throftgliont the United. States and Canada, make It stmt . - deed authority, Mention thie paper when eenclitg for a4 rtCattge." 110V r 4th --43t. MOO. G00.1) CHANCE FOR A. BLACKSMITH. Good paying Blaoksinith business and prem- ises, oomprising shop, dwelling and stable, for sale or to ront, in theth iving viflega ef Mina- ville, township of Usborne, on corner opposite llodgins' Hotel and Smith's etore and tile post o time. Possession at once. Apply to Wm. -Warm &nos. Centralia P. 0., Ont. INT71177 )ODS ROT. Begs to announce that his StOOIC of Goods for the Fall aud Whiter Trade, is now com- plete in every department, and is well WOrthey of Inspection By the purchasing public, to whom be ex- tends a cordial invitation to call and exam- ine before making their selections His prices will be found right in every line. In Ready-raade Clothing some special lines at exceedingly low prices, such as : Diens' Overcoats $4 I3oys' Overcoats $3 Mens' Pants $1.50 Call and examine. No trouble to show Goods. Highest prices paid for Farm Produce. Don't forget the place -Double Stores, Marshall's Block, opp. Reynold's Hotel. ROBT. MORRISON, RENSALL. VALUABLE PROPERTY For sale in Centralia, situated west side of railway. There are two good frame dwellings 18104, a good stable, two good wells with pumps. There isalso a small orchard of fruit bearing treee on the premises. This property will be sold ou liberal terms. For particulate apply to lames mePike on the premises or by letter to Centralia P. 0. Can I r a BA. hiith FOR SALE OR TO RENT That desirable property of the tete John Link, situ iced on the Lake road.. Exeter Nerth west, of theflax mill. It conte inathree Beteg Le good lend, there is a good dwelling house and stable, hard and soft water, a young orchard of first olass fruit and a num- ber of currant bushes and grape vines; will be nod on easY terms. Poneession given Nov. I, 1889. Samuel Link 160 Columbia et. East, Detroit, and Thomas Rum% box 83, Exeter P.O., Ont., Exeot.tors.-2moa. Eyes Tested FREE ---BY---- A. S. MURRAY, Practical Optician, Cfraauate Optic School N.Y. Eyes tested ; defective sight restored by the aid of fine glative. Large assortment of the firiestglasses on hand, A eall Solicited. 0. IVLY.TA.7'&0-, 1.80 •-• PI= LOReiOn BRICK AND TILE POR SALE. Any quantity of brick and tile of all Nixes for (elle et the 410ATZ BRIO YARD, Crediton, First-class, brick, $4 per Thou., Saud, Tile Oottespondingly 04.ean, GE011.4t MOATZ. firediton,Jatiu v 111s ,1880; W. H. TROTT -THE POPULAR - Bt Shoo Makor Has opened business in the premises of R. SPICER, op- posite SENIOR'S Photo Studio where he is prepared to meet his old customers and as many new ones. OZ.NTBAL rug. Store A. loll stook of all kinds of Dye- stuffs and package Dyes, coustantly ou hand, Win,an's Condition • Pow& ars the best j. 33. the mark- et and always • fresh, Family recip- es carefully prepared at CentralDrug Store Exeter, C LIETTZ. Sewed Work aSbecialty Repairing promptly and sat- isfactorily done. A CALL SOLICITED W. H TROTT. WAN TED Men to take orders for Nursery Stook, on Sal- ary or Cominission. I can tnake a successful S A. T., S M 01 anyone who will work and follow my in- structions. Will furnish handsome outfit free and Pay your salary or commission every week. 'Write for terms at once. E. 0. GRAHAM, Nurseryman, Oo 10 131 Toronto. Ont, ALESMENAT W ANTE D. Having done business in Canada for the past30 years, our reputation and responsibil- ity is well known. We pay salary and ex- pensesfrom the start if everythiag is satis- factory. No previous experienet is required. Write us for terms. which are very liberal, before miming with any other firni. RnriinnxcEs.-Bradstreet's or Dun Wiman ,J5 Co's Commercial Agencies well known to business mon; or Standard Bank. Colborne, Ont. CHASE BROTHERS' COMPANY Nurserymen, COLBORNE, - ONTARIO. REMOVED 1 DAVIDSON BROS., Builders and °entree - ore have removed to Swallow's old stand, cor- ner Main and Gidley streets and are prepared Id sell Doors, Sash andBlinds and Moulding cheaper than any other firm in town, Build- ings contracted for, Plana. Specifications and Estimates furnished if required. All work done with neatness and deseatch end Belisle°. tion given. Seasoned Lumber always on hand • Davidson Eros., WM. DAVIDSON. JOHN DAVIDSON NOTICE. Fresh and .New 8T001( OF OROOEIVE8 THE KEY TO HEALTH. rialocks allthe clogged avenues of the Bowels, Kidneys and Liver, carry- ing off gradually etrithout weakening the system, all the impurities and foul humors of the secretions; at the same time Correcting Aoiditv of the Stomach, curing Biliousness, Dys- pepsia,, Read -aches, Dizziness, Heartbiumt Constipatiort, Dryness of the Skin, Dropsy, Dimness of Vision, Jaundice, Salt Rheum, 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 BITTERS. suLgogikt co., Proprietors. Toronto. AND CONFECTIONERY Jut et -rived at tho family Grodery, Also Pure Extracts and Spices. A. beautiful piece of glass- ware given away with ono lb. 1\�ayel17$ Baking Powder. Dashwood Roller Vlour for sale, Call aria examine our goods.befere pur: chiming elsewhere. G. I1YNDIVIA1 COO* ,) 4 SOU One Door South of Post Office • -HE HAS -- A NEW AND COMPLETE ;--STOOK. OF-- ' Boots &• Shoes. Sewed work a speciality. Repairing promptly attended to, GEO. MANSON:, • YO 0. CAN GET 20 POUNDS Raw • . . . Sugar FOR $1.00. 12 Lbs. White Sugar FOR$1.00. -AT-. POST OFFICE STORM Exeter North. Dommian Lallralcry HEADQUARZERS -FOR- Pure Drugs; Patent Medi- cines Dye -stuffs, Perfumery and Toilet Articles. 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 Preseription8rea:efyily pre- pared from the purest Dug Remember the plaoe, Sign, GOLDmoRTAnt main St.) 3. .. BrIwain • .