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BANKER,
EXETER, ONT.
T sans tte ts gen esel ba eking business.
Receives the aceounts of merehents and
etlieraon fevorable tortes,
Offers every aecommodation consistent with
aafe audoonstwbaukinruioPIes.
Five per cent interest allowed on deposits.
Dna tsissuee elYeble et aey ofecte of the
elerebants Bank,
NOTES DISCOUNTED, et MONEY TO
LOAN ON NOTEAND MORTGAGES
Ifkg (Ikea! zipuo,
THURSDAY , NOVEMBER, 28, 1889,
• EL./ETO1U.4+ Is NOTES.
se4.4es .
Sir Richard Cartwright, -who de-
plores the fat m mortgage debt of
Ontario, as though this province
was exceptionally burdened in that
respect, aiiht find not a con
solation by examining the cOndition
otthe farms in the Westero States
A correspot.dent of the New York
Evening, Post for example has com-
p.' ed from "Ohio statistics"—the
officials report of the Secretary of
that State—a table showing the
mortgage indebtedness from 187o
to 1.337: It is entitled very pro
perly, "A Mournful Exhibit," and
shows that the mortgages on farms
and homes in Ohio are increasing
year by yeaa. in 1870 the numb,er
of mortgages was 40,080, and the
amount secured $52,677,474. The
number released the same year
was 19.072, covering the sum of
24,399,S67; so that the increase
of mortgage indebtedness that year
was $28,277,6o7. From that tirne
until 1887 there has been a steady
annual increase in the number of
mortgages and the amount of in -
debtedneSs. In 188o the increase
was but a little over $3,000,000
bnt in 1882 it was over $8o,000,000.
The total increase for the eighteen
years was in number of mortgages
401,719, and in amount of intlebt-
ness $462,334,958. This showing,
remarks the Free Press, is too
utterly inconsistent with the theory
of agrioultural prosperity to be
offset by any suggestion as to "put.-
chass money" mortgages. It re-
presents an increased indebtedness
in eighteen years amounting to 42
per cent. of the entire valuation of
real estate in Ohio in 1880. And
Ohio, it should be home in mind,
is one of the thriftiest and best
settled of all the Western States.
Its inhabitants, indeed, hardly
. care to be classed among Western
• people when such classification
implies a.nythinq of newness or in-
feriority to the East. Ontario Is in
a far better position.
in General-
Tnn grand jury have returned a true
bill fur murder against Win, tr,
sad, charged with sending poisoned
candy to Rev. P. McCrae.
IT has been decided, to summon the
Dominion. Parliament to meet for the
despatch of business en Thursday, the
10th of january, The date selected is
two weeks earlier than last year.
A XINE near Recklinghausen, West-
phalia, Berlin has been flooded and 250
men have been imprisoned since Satur-
day evening. Should tbe water reoecle
there is some hope that the men will be
'rescued,
TIM new English cruiser Blake was
launched Satarday with the usual oere-
mollies, The engines Of the Blake are
of 20,00 horse -power and she will carry
42 guns. Her maximum speed is to be
22 knots an hour.
THE complete returns from SA'est
Lambton place lidackenzie's majority at
660. Maeleerizie received a total vote of
2502; Fleck's 1,842; 776.
Iudividually lir. Mackenzie has a ma-
jority, but collectively he is in the
m aori ty.
A. SCHEME to induce ladies to remove
their hats in theatres is being tried in
Chicago, when the manager displays a
pieces'si setting forth thatall ladies ueder
24 years of age are expected to uncover
their heads. If the general theory of
female vanity is sound this ought to
work like a charm.
ATHENS, Nov. 21 -Dr. Talmage is
here. He has secured a corner stone
for the new Tabernacle from Mars Hill.
He preached there yesterday. A. pic-
tare was made for his "Life of Christ"
while he was preaching. He had an
interview with Premier Tricoupis to -days
and will have an audience with the
Queen of Greece and ex -Empress Victo-
ria of Germany, who is here.
HARVEY the Guelph murderer for
whom commutation was sought by
petitioners to the Dominion Govern-
ment, will undoubtedly hang on the
29th, the day set by the judge. The
question of insanity has, of course, been
the only one urged why the death sen-
tence should not be carried out, and
this 'question was fully considered by
the jury before rendering their verdict.
It has not since been shown that he was
not responsible for the acts.
Additional Locals.
In a recent speeh betote the Nat
ional Club, of Quebec, Mr. Mercier
admitted that he had intreased the
expendi,ures of Quebec province,
but excused himself by pleading
payment for the Jesuitestates set-
tlement, &c Then he made the
following statement:
"To realize all these great things and
to mget the views and aspirations of
our province, we ought to augment the
public revenues, to obtain from the
• 'Federal Government all that to which
we have a right within the reasonable
limit set by the Inter -provincial Confer-
• ence of 1887."
MT Mercier plainly tells us what
, his scheme is. After obtaining credit
from his people for the settlement
of the Jesuits estates and other
matters, be proposes to demand
that the money shall be recouped
to Quebec by the Dominion at large.
This is in accord with the plan
batched by the conference of Grit,
premiers at Quebce to whicti Mr.
Mowat., ,on the part or the ^le
of Ontario, gave his adhesion, and
which he compelled his supporters
• in the Ontario Legislature to swal-
low bolus bolus. This is the logi-
• cal outcome of Mr. Mowat's schem-
ing with Mr. Mercier to embarrass
the Conservative Dominion Gov-
ernment. The province of Quebec,
which is compelled to borrow
money to meet the extravagances
of the Mercier administration, are
guaranted the support of Mr. Mow-
at in demanding additional revenue
from the Dominion Government,
and Mr. Mercier takes advantage
of that guarantee to expend $4.00,-
tioo on the Jesuits. Ii Mr. Mercier
keeps his hand out of the Dominion
treasnry, he may claim that the
people of Ontario have no concern
in the Jeuits' Estates settlement,
• but when, acting in conjunction
with Mr.- Mowat, he tells Ontario
people they must pay a large pro-
portion of the $400,000 so granted,
• the matter becomes of the greatest
• iinportance to us, Let him and.
his ministers spend Quebec money
as they will, but they must not
expect Ontario to pay for his ex.
travagances.
-Noit Loi26Tle prospectus
of the Canadian Dead Meat Company
0 was issued Saturclay. The capital is
£300,000, ordinary share. The object
is Co detrelop the trade in Canadian dead
meat, Three Rivers being the Canadian
•headquarters. There is a fair direc-
torato, including the Lord Mayor's firm,
Sir }rector Lemgeyin is on the clariarliarx
•Board of management ...i1,7111113F is
the feender.
Spectaeles to suit all ages at E. Hicks',
less the disconnt during the holidays.
All go the I.O.F. concert.
The usual weekly shipments were made,
consisting of sheep, cattle and hogs.
On Dee. 17th, the Society df Christian
Endeavor will give a social in the base-
ment of the James street Methodist
church. It will be of a high order.
Raving, purchased the Boots se Shoes of
the estate of Mr. James Pickard at a low
rate on the dollar, will open the same in
Fansmes Block at away down prices. -E ,
J. Spackman.
Fifty per cent. off Ladies' Fur Coats at
the Big Bankrupt Store for the next 15
days.
The•ease ef the township of Stephen
vs. Township of McGillivray, heard at
Woodetock recently, has been concluded,
but decision reservel until some time in
December.
R. Hicks has just received a big lot of
Watches, Jewelry, and Silverware just
the thing for Xmas presents. Call early
and secure the article you want while there
is a good choice.
Fair warning. The large etock of men's
and buy's Over Coats now aeethe Big
Bankrupt Store must be soleoduring the
next 15 days, over coats for men 03, cheap-
est in Canada.
A special meeting of Court Exeter I.O.F.
No. 193, is called for Friday evening, 29th
inst., at 8 p.m., to make fival arrange-
ments for the concert on Dec, 2ud• All
attend. Entertainment commences st
7.30. By order of the Chief Ranger.
The sindicate sale on the market, Mon-
day, was fairly well attended. Tha stock
sold well What farmers have in view in
purahasing stock at this season of tbe year
at higher prieas than can be r ealized in
the spring, we cannot conceive.
A statement of his affairs .ellows that the
liabilities of Mr. J. N. Hooper ainount to
$15,081 while the assets sho 17 a total of
816,194. The failure is the result of the
assignment of Mr. James 'Pickard, for
whom it is said Mr. Hooper backed itorne
uotos.
The Tames has a large circulation among
a good class of people, and all who adver-
tise in its columns realize gratifying results.
Read the statement of our Kirleton corres-
pondent. The lines of encouragement
recently reseived werempsolieltel and the
writers 'know where of they speak.
A certain family in Exeter owns a re-
markable cat. When it wants to gain
admission to the house it makes three dis-
tinct raps on the door with its head. If
not instantly admitted it gives a double
knock, and so distinct are they that even L premises recently occupied by .5ohn
the family cannot tell them from that of a 'awn'
human bemg.
The weasher for the past week had been
rainy, until Tuesday evg., when the
elements composed themselves differently
ushering on a snow storm which mould do
credit to the month of March. It was the
first of the season and was a surprise to
those who had retired early the previous
night. The depth was about four inches.
The other afternoon several scholars of
Mrs. Vesper's room, in the Exeter public:
school, repairedto her home and mule her
the recipient of a valuable present, indis
eating the respect in which she is held by
the pupils. Mies Vesper has been ill for
sometime, but, we are pleased to slate, is
recovering. She expects to resume teach-
ing shortly.
The Boot & Shoe stock of the estake of
Mr. James Pickard is one of the largest
and hest aesorted stocks in Western Ont -
Ho. Having been botight at a low rate in
theldollar, will be sold at greatly redueed
prices. Remember the stand, Fanson'e
Block, one door north of G. A. Hyndman's
grocery. -E. Spackman.
The Rev. Dr. Carman, General Super-
ititendent of the Methodist church will
preach the Anniversary Sermons of the
James street Methodist church, Exeter, on
Sabbath Dee 8th ard deliver his sole -
limited lecture, "Colonial Empire," on
Metsdity evening, Dec. 9th. Our readers
will please make note of this, as a rich
treat is in stere fot them.
While meeting on the Street Tuesday
evg a couple of rigs collided, The horses!
met bluntly, the harness of one being
broken into timely pieces by the hors6s
rearing and plunging, The street lamps
were lighted, brit as they aro too far apart
and so dim, it is diflicult of a dark night
.t;i even viotv the shadow of an approach -
nig vehicle. These,things will he obviated
when Egetes adopts a System of elotrio
lighting.
Look out for some great ehanges at the
Big Bankrupt Store. • The whole of the
present stook must be cleared out during
the nelet 15 days. Yu can positively July
V worth of goods for Si, for 15 days only,
You emit get big pries for all kinds of
produce at the Big Bankrupt Store for the
eext 15 days, All kinds of groceries be-
low cost for 15 days. For 15 days thert,
will be e big crowd of delighted buyers at
the •Big Baekrupt Store.
Remember the greatest sale ever held
in Exeter is neer tte at the Big Bankrupt
Store, The whole stook must be sleughts
ered during the next 15 days. Come at
once end secure the biggest bargains you
ever heard of, All the choiee New Dress
Goods going at just half pries, Black Satin
Mervellieux, Colored elervellieux and ties
Silk wrap IIenriettas will go quick,
13ORN,
-
Honason-In Usborne, on the 13th inst., '
the wife of Thos, Hodgson, of a daugh-
I:TANI:WORD -At 00Uttalia, on the 18t1z inst.,
the wife of Thos E Flandford, of a
daughter,
KORLEY- At Whalen, on the 24tis inst.,
the wife of John Morley, of ft, sun.
111 A.11111E 0.
LETT-lignaxerat.-At the Baptist par.
scnage, S. Marys, on the 13th inst., by
the Rev, Si. P. Campbell, Ur. Joseph
Letts of Yarmouth Oen tree to Miss
Briglta Meidiuger, of St Marys, formerly
of Datiliwood.
Essnees-Parisous.-In Orediton, on the
27th inst., at the residence of Mr. Chris.
Beaver, by the rev. M. Thompson, Mr.
Geo. G: Essery, to Miss Molly A. Parsons,
' all of Centralia.
McVey-Ceenitee-At "Revenstnere." the
residence of the bride's parents, Butte
City Cal on the 27th inst J. E.
McVey to Miss Anna V, seeond claugh.
terof lir. N J Clarke, formerly of Exeter.
DIED.
BACRETT -ID, Exeter, Ott the 22nd inst.,
Jane Eaerett, eldest daughter of Mr
Geo. Eacrett, aged 29 years, and 2 mos.
Homme -In Exeter, on the 21st inst.,
Team. Horrell, aged 71 years.
Tnostesost--At'Elimville, un tbe 22nd inst.
Elizabeth Thompson, wife of Mr. Martin
Thompson, aged .52 years and 3 mos.
Ones -In Exeter on the 25th inst., Chris-
tina Orr, aged 19 years.
MEKINS.-In Stephen on the 24th, Joshua
Mekins, aged 25 years and 9 months.
• __es
SALE REGISTER;
SATURDAY, DEO. 7i -Farm, farm stock
and implements, the property os Mrs. Rich
Wadlen, eorth half lot 11, eon. 4, Usborne.
No reserve. Sale at 1 o'clock. H. Brown
Atm,
To Our Subscribers.
The special announcement which ap-
peared in our eoluinns some time Since, au-
nouncing th special arrangement with Dr.
13. J. _Kendall Co., of Enosbuig Falls, Vt ,
publishers of ." A Treatise on the )EIerse
and his Diseases," whereby our subscribers
were enableto obtain a copy of that vale
able work FREE by seeding their
address to )3. J. KENDALL CO., "(and
enclosing a two.cent stamp for mail-
ing same) is renewed for a limited period.
We trust all will avail themselves of the
opportunity of obtaining this valuable work
To every lover of the Horse it is indis-
pensable, as it teats in a sitnple manner
all the dis ases which afflict this noble ani-
mal Its phenominal sale throughout, the
United States and Canada, make it stan-
dard authority. Mention this paper when
eending for a "Treatise."
Nov. 4th -13t,
.netmgmani=07
ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.
Notice is herebe given, in pursuance of R. S.
0., 1887. Chapter 110, section 36, that ell Credi-
tors and ether persons having any claims or
demands against the estate of Rich:trill Wad -
len, late of the township of ITsborne,in the
county of Huron. yeoman. deceased, Who died
on or about ihe test day of October, 1889, are
required to send by post. pre -paid, or fieliver,
to Messrs. Elliot & Elliot. Exeter, Solicitors
for EmusaWadlen, Administratrix of the said
estate, over beforo the 1st day of January.
1890, a statement in writing of their Christian
and Surnsenes and addressee, and full partieul
ars of their claims and demands. and the
nature of -ehe securities. if any held by them,
And notice is further given that after the
said last mentioned date the Administratrix
win. proceed to distribute the assets of the
said deceased among the persons entitled tnere
to, havingiregard only to the claims of which
notice has been given as above required, and
the AdmInistratrix will not be liable for the
said Assets or any part thereof, so eistributed
to any person of whose claim notice shall not
have beernreceived at the time of distribution.
ELLIOT & ELLIOT,
Solicitors for Administratrix.
Dated at 'Exeter this 27th
day of Neeember,1889.
AUCTION
--OF-
SALE
Lumber and Machinery
HERE will be sold on the
Thursday, Dec 5th, 89
Att.e'elock. p. m. sharp,
About twenty thousand feet of lumber,
specially adaptedyfot Cabinet makers' use.
comprising •-•laigl, Ash, Cherry, Butternat
and Maple. 'The lumber will be put up in piles
of 1,090 feet each, to give small purchasers an
opportunity.
Also the following movable maehinetyx-1
Cabinet -maker's (mann), complete ;jig saws 1
large grindstone:, also a large quantity of
patterns. -
TERMS CASE ; NO RESERVE
JOHN GILL, Aue B. W. GRIGG. Assignee
TEACHER WANTED.—
A female teacher holding a second-class
certificate. 1 or S. S. Ilelos 2, Stephen, for the
year 1890 Anply to
• MTOHAEL HIRTZEL,SeeY.
Crediton P 0. Ont
rf 00D CHANCE ?OR A
‘..X 13LA6KSMIT11.
Good paying 131aeksmith business and tirem-
isee comprising shop, dwelling arid stable, for
sale or to rent, in the th :lying village of Elms-
,vill eetown ship of TJaborne, en corner opposite
Hodgess' Hotel and Sniitb's stem end tee Post
o thee. Possessum et once, Apply to
Wk. Werra
3m os, • Centralia. P. 0.. Ont.
ARIA FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale his farm, men -
tete ing 100 acres, 00 notes of whi oh are eleared,
being lot 29. in, the 4th eoa.el BthOths. There
are en the premises it frame house frame berm
and other necessary outbuildings, Well famed
, good orchard of two acres. Good wells and a
spring creek •passing through the farm.
Situated eve miles from Exeter and similar
distance from Honsall, Convest ten t to schools
mid chttreheS. EASY terms, whicili will he
made kriewn on application to,
line, Deere/. Morn, HAY, P.O.,
Chfidreil Cry for ifeher's Castorr
C, 0. Rzouoms it Co.
Gents, -My daughter hs1a severe •cold
and injured her spine so • she could pot
wells, °ad eellered verY much, I called in
our femily physielee ; he pronounced it hi.
flanunation of the spine and recommended
MIN Alp'S LINIMENT to btrused fieely.
ree bottle oared her. 1 live esed your
MINARD'S LINIMENT for a brokeD
breast ; it reduced the inflammation and
cured me in ten days.
Hants port. •in es, LSlums,
seeseareeeesesenmetsenessuumeasseemeenseeesemes.
satstrgTION S Ab,LE,
--OF THE -
FARM STOUK and IMPLEMENTS
OF THE ESTATE OF
MR. JA,IVIES PICKA.Kll,
• 0.0-0
"CHERE WILL BE SOLI) BY PTI131:10
Auction on the storepretnses of Mr. James
Pickard, in the
VILLAGE OF EXETER
By James Oko, Auctioneer, on
WEDliESDAY, DECEMBER 4th, 1889.
Commencing et 1 o'clock p.m., the following
farm steak and Implements, that is to sew •
1 teem of heavy horses. 5 and 9 years old ; 1
pony 7 years old, iu foal ; 1 pony aged ; I
"Pride of Athens" horse colt, 3 y as old e 1
"Stone Clover" horse colt, 2 years old ; °Pride
of Scotland" horse oolt 2 years old ; "Fear -
naught slh id" mare colt 2 years old • 1
"Fearnaught Chief" mare colt 1 year old'; 1
"Stone Clover"horse colt one year old ; 1 horse
col t 1 year old: I ma, e and colt after" furk";
1 mare and colt after "Fearnaught Obief"; 2
mileh cows ;, 4 fat Lows ; 6 steers ; 3 salve s;
1 yearling heifer,- 1 two•year old heifer; 1
calf; 12 ewe lambs; 4 ewes ; 1 buggy ; 1 phae-
ton ; 2 net wagons t light sleigh 2 new
wagons; 4 Old wagons ; 10 tons of hay; about
10 acres of peas • about 0 acres of barley ; about
9 acres of wheat; 800 bushels of turnips ; 9
loads of green feet; a quantity of «eider and
stakes, and numerous other articles.
TERMS OF SALE •
e10 and under, cash ; all sums above $10
twelve months oredit on furnishing approved
secured notes. .n
For further portionless apply .to
R. II, COLLINS, GEORGE SAMWELL.
solicitor for Assignee. Assignee, ,
exeter. Exeter.
JAMES OKE, Auctioneer.
Exeter .November 19th,1889.
Auction Sale
—VALUABLE
A.. 'VLSI
111111111URSUANT to a power ot sale
in each Af three certain mortgages, the
,ono made by J.Hartman to the Ontario Mutual
Life assurance Company, and the other two
made by Justus Auveman to the Huron se Erie
Loan and Savings Company, which nsortgaeos
heve been assigned to Air. Wm. Campbell, and
will be produced on day of sale, there will be
sold by Public Auction, at
WILLERT'S F1012EL,
In the Village of Dashwood, by EDWARD
BOSSENBERRT, Auctioneer, on
Saturdayjhe 21st day of Deoember,1888
At one o'clock p. m., the following valuable
farins,in two separate parcels, vie :
PARCEL 1 -Lot number Twenty-four, in
the Lake Road, Bast Concession of the Town-
ship of Hay, in tbe County ot Huron. contain-
ing by admeasurement Ninety Beres of land, be
the same more or less.
P Rt 1EL 2 • Lot nutuber Twee' y -seven East
of the Lake Road, in the Township of Hay , in
the County of Huron, con taining by admeasure
ment one hundred and fifty acres, be the same
more or less.
These are both valuable farms, in a good
state of cultivation, well drained and with
good orchards and buildings.
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TERMS of SALE .-Pareel 1 -Ten per oent. of
the purchase money on the city of sale, suffi-
cient to make one-half of the purchase money
within thirty days thereafter : the .balance
may remain on mortgage of the premises with
interest at six per sent. at the purchase's
option • Parcel 2 -One-third of the purohase
money on the day of sale, and the balance in
one month thereafter.
Beth parcels will be sold subject to a reserve
bid.
For further pertieulars apply to William
case pbee, secoad ooncession Kay.
Or to R H. COLLINS, Exeter, •
BD. BOSSENBERRY, Vetta0T'S Solici tor
Auctioneer, liensall.
Detect atExeter 20th Ney'r,1889.
Ac4signee's Sale
PUBLIC AUCTION
- OF -
Valuable Wagoo
and Carriage btAMess
AND STOCK IN TRADE.
Under and by virtue of an assignment for
the general benefit of Oredi ors made to the
Vendor, there will be sold by Public auction
on the premises at the village of Woodham,
in the County of Perth, on
Thursday, 5th day of December, 1889,
At 1 o'clock, p.m., the following ye luable
p rAo pb eo ruane
t
About
vizq:uarter of tun sere of land, upon
which are crested a gond brick scary and a
half house with frame kitchen Addition, a
good frame eneriage and wagon shop, a good
frame stable and frame open lumber shed.
This property, has boost the stand of a geed
general carriage aed wagon manufacturing
business, is in the centre of a fine country
and a good trade may be looked for by a
nurehaser• •
There will also be sold at the same time and
place the following stock in trade:
A quantity of seolreshubs, felloes rims,
shafts, runners, trimmings, neither, moss end
screws. Two stoves with eines, 2 wagon -
tongues, 0 setts tvagon svheels, 2 setts ironed
easeents, 2 sett gearing net ironed, 1 gimp scat
cutter, 2 buggy betties. 1 sett light bob -sleighs,
leo ftisgitotnottyottotk basessitilejetioinl letnabriedr, pa II:a? qaulasiol ti tay
by
eq ttilienrtiatof rYti nniti I pu rinbtineerr t vane() ea rignimmenstol otor
aont. 01' e0pruSraAh14,Ese'neieltneetbyl on stthaet e-dayT oefn s 11)11e0r5
sfficio11t totealte oneh al ref putsches() Money in
30 days after day of sale,balanoomay ratline on
Mortgage of lands at 7 per cont. at option of
Pit'rctliareeer;
ieTironerte end s Celt In 1rade-A11
slims of 310 and under cash ; Over thet amount
19 mot ths credit on furnishing iineroved joint
notes. A clisemet of 6 per cont, for wish will
he allowed on all credit amounts.
For further nartiouTarsannly to jenittlinn
Shire. Esq. and Musts. Messy Ss Pelwaeds,
Woodham, or to Al J. Poplestone, cut the
premises, a• t to IT. 11. cOr,raNs,
• Berrister,Exeter, Olt
EXeter, Nov + 11111, liOo-s ths., Assigeee.
• ih
SDASQ1111111illsin
We are prepared to meet the public re-
quirements for fall and winter goods, As
our stock of
DRESS•GOODS, FLANNELS,
MANTLINGS, TWEEDS,
OVER.COATINCS, Stc., &o.,
Are 110W nearly complete and have been
purchased in the best matkets and are
marked at very close prices
Special attention given to the tailoring
and dressmaking department.
Our stock of Groeeries, Crockery, etc,
is as heretofore complete, and for quality
and pile°, second to none,
•New Arrivaas
Of teas are A'l values viz :
New Japans; Gunpowders, Y. Hysows
and Blacks.'
Highest prices for produce. We solicit
a call and guarantee to please. All
goods marked in plaiu figures.
HAPPEL & CLEGHORN,
•. ZURICH.
XXV?"
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11,013T, monnIsoN
Begs to announce that bis Stock of Goods
for the Fall and Whiter Trade, ss now COM.
plate in every department, and is well
Worthy of 172,spect&on
By the purchasing public, to whom he ex-
tends a cordial invitation to call and exam-
ine before making tbeir selections MB
prices will be found right in every line,
In Ready-made Clothing some special lines
at exceedingly low prices, such 58:
Mons' Overcoats $4
Boys' Overcoats $3,, •,„,
Diens' rants 4a1.00
Call and examine. No treuble to show
Goods. Highest prices paid for Farm
Produce. Don't forget the plaoe-Double
Stores, Marshall's Block, opp. Reynold's
Hotel.
ROBT. MORRISON, EENSALL.
W.H.TROTT
—THE POPULAR—
Boot g Shoe akor
Has opened business in the
premises of R. SPICER, op-
posite SENIOR'S Photo Studio
where he is prepared to meet
his old. custonaers and as
many new ones.
Sewed Work &Specialty
Repairing promptly and sat-
isfactorily done.
A CALL SOLICITED
W. H TROTT.
WAN TED
Men to take orders for Nursery Stock, on Sal-
ary or Comimssion. I ean make a successful
S.AT.JESMA N.'
ot 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,
Oct 10 1St Toronto. Ont.
ALESMENIV
WANTED.
Having done business in Canada for the
past 30'years, our renutatiou and responsibil-
ity -is well known. , We pay salary and ex-
penses from the start if everythieg is sans -
factory. No provious experience, is required.
Write us for terms, which are very liberal,
before eugaging with any other firm.
REVERENJES.-Bradstreet's or Dun Wiman
et. Co's Coramercial Agencies well known to
businees men; or Standard Bank, Colborne,
CHASE BROTHERS' COMPANY
Nurserymen,
seymenU
COLBORNE- -
NTARIO.
REMOVED !
-
DAVIDSON BROS., Builders and Contrite -
ors have removed to Swallow'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 mid
Estimates furnished if required. All work
Sons with neatness and eespateh and satisfac-
tion given. Seasoned Lumber always on hand
Davaielso22. Bros.,
WM. DAVIDSON. JOHN DAVIDSON
1NOTICE.
el Fresh and New
STOOK OF GROCERIES
• AND CONFECT/ONERY
Just arrived at the family Grocery, Also
• Ptire Elktrriets and Spices.
A beautiful piece of gins -
ware given away with one lb,
Mayell's Baking Powder.
naghwooa liollerirfour /or sale,
Call and examine our goods before purt
chasing elsewhere.
• Or. A, fTYNDIVIAN.
• CENTRAL
Drug.Stor,
A full stock of all kinds of
Dye- stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Winan's
Condition
Powd-
ers
81 the best
• in the mark-
et and always
• fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
CentralDrug Store Exeter,
0 LUTZ.
TI1E KEY TO FIEALTII.
Znlocks allthe clogged avenues of the
Bowels, Kidneys and Liver, carry-
ing off gradually without weakening the
system, all the impurities and foul
humors of the secretions; at the same.
time Correcting Acidity of the
Stomach, curing Biliousness, Dys-
pepsia, Headaches, Dizziness,
Heartburn Constipation, Dryness
of the Skin., Dropsy, Dimness of
Vision, Jaundice, Sat 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 BITR.DOCIC
BLOOD BITTERS.
T.. ItHLIIERN & OIL Proprietors. Toronto -
cc*. 41146(014
One Door South
'of Post Office
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--TIE HAS—
A NEW AND COMPLETE:
;:----STOCK OF—
'pots &
Shoes.
Sewed work a speciality.
Repairing promptly attended to.
GEO. MA.NSON,
YOO' CAN GET
20 POUNDS
Raw . : Sugar -
FOR $1.00
12 .11)80
White Sugar.
FOR $1,00.
-AT-
• MATEE011.
POST OFIl'ICE STORE,
Exeter North.
Ditin taliraicry
HEADQUARTERS
---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
Prescriptions carefully pre-
pared from the purest
Drugs. •
Remember the place, Sign,
GOLDEN MORTAR,
Main St.,,
rowaia
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