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ilwayDownin Price.
Common Sense, Red Ster,.Blue Ribbon
Flax, Binding twines,
/ Fiord Plymouth reeks, c W l i.eo ciJ
Hord; any ver'y 000hins,€-W McLeod. J
!1er
11
Hod; Langshans, W McLeod J Hord;xo &ller Miili1
colored dorkings, W McLeod; any va- f
riety of dorkings, J Hord; black breast,
ed game, Al Bissett 1st and 2nd; any
Jas ATAA KEW ItEPQItTS,
in- Wheat ;88e, to 90e, per bush,
en
n; MT IR fiJCLLIIVe PitICES,
W Flour, Strong Baker's, $2 75 per 100
d; do Best Family 2 00 „
1; 3, do
Low Gads .. 1 50 "
70e,
d Middling " ` ,,, s .. 00,e, t.
r- !Screening . , 90e, «
ea Chop .. .., a1 1b to 1 2:i .
NV Bran per ten, - - $12
other variety of game, W McLeod,
Gilebrist, Mensal!; silver spangled ha
burg, Alex McPherson, J !ford; gold
penciled hamburgs, Alex Mci'herso
black hareburgs, Alex DlePbersou,
McLeod; W C B polands, E dower
any variety of Polands, MeLeo
white 1Pghorns, Al Bissett, Jas eeeee
brown Leghorns, A .Bissett, W 1tleLeo
black spaaisle .Tne Evans, A DlcPhe
son; blackminoreas, Jno fiord, (7
Etherington; wyandottes. W Mae°
Al Bissett; any variety of turkeys,
Dealing 1st and 2nd ; any variety
O' DE" T A SEN NOW geese, Jno fiord; Pekin ducks, W M
Leod, :mos Broek; rouen ducks, If
Switzer, Trio Hord; ayleabury duck
A Switzer; any other variety
ducks, 'Thos !;rock, .Jas Bell,
IiIPLEYiENTS—double top carria
Fred `less, Zurich; top buggy F lies?:
I tiancltori; open buggy, Fred Uess,
Ilandforel; Portland cutter, J Dignan;
piano,bor- cutter, I Handford 1 and 20;
b
Set heavy bosleighs, W Treble ; iron
beam plow, Verity & Sons 1st and 2.1;
wooden plow, Verity & Sons; subsoil
plow, Verity to Sons tat and 2nd; hate
shoes, I Mulford, Jno Irwin, Zurich;
sulky plow, Verity k Sona let an(120d;
two -Horse cultivator, Varity 4:(1 Sons
Gang plow, Verity Ft Sons ; pair iron
harrows, Fred !less; Roller, Verity dr
Sous ; fanning mai, A ,tloMerchie
horse fork, J w Proven; pea iherveater,
S Buckingham; beat pump, Jno Moore
w'1'rovetheok, i
EXTRAS Read Cart, W 11 easel;
teething machine, Ideal fltfg Co, Jno
Abbott; dishwasher, J Abbott, afrihlgea',
Jno Abbott.
ri:KIES-..uesvy horses. Ale/climes;
(Hinton; B. Pilo, Parkhill. Light horses,
James :Bell, London ; John S. Lappin,
Mitchell. Cattle, R, S. Robson, bier
ton Wm Roger, Rirkton, Sheep and
pigs, Jas Petty, Remail; AIex31cLeren
Cromarty. Poultry, 0, A, Watle,Sarrtia;
Thos. AloCloeklin,Farquhar; S. Sanders,
of liddlrngs t, 16
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flay fig secured apractical tinsmith, we
e now prepared to take work
An eavetraugiring,fnrnace,
rooting or repairs.
2stowoultand
T lk Cans, and. Tinware of
every description.
P
Paisy Churus,
Barbed Wire, Ribbon and Annealed
Wires, Naito, Logics, NIngea,Paints and
Oils. Orders now taken for Oheatnut
bleokamitb and stove coals, for early
delivery.
GROCERIES—Stock com-
plete. Produce taken in
exollaz ge.
W. H. Monogr, Jas, N. Howard,
-Manager, Proprietor,
etweseesseemesetsses
The Exeter Fair,
A Chop stole running every day.
s, 'TERMS CASH.
of TRE' EXETER MILLING Coy,so
a,
I
Exeter.
[Note -.'Wherever narnea appear with-.
out the place of residence, save where the
feaster i;nr n else* stereezetirsT,) sante name eppeera several tiunes,s:.id per -
Seater; feel, Jno Bowman, I Armstrong, sons reside ie Exeter.]
Wood Bros, Bodgorvi➢le; 3 years old, Thoa Resoles of xi#e row,
Boating, Urinaley; W Uatadford, Centralia; The absence of fakir's and suet like
Jno Bowatan ; 3 Years old, Ed 13oasen was a noticeable feature ire this
be T.
orgy, u Kay, Farquhar; Hy Collins;Callhns1 ; exhibition.
year's;
a
y ar old, 'Wood Brew, itedgerviilc; lair car-.
nom borers, J Tl,' Shipley* Bonfield; Sin. The ii'ig1i to nhastedon attracted a
fileearriego horse, Jas Clark, tt;iueltelsea; large crowd, and tate owners relent a
Snell Bros, Sep Uogartb. vastly increased exchequer.
Iteatlseges--Brood mare, John Dauneoy, The Trivitt :t1emaral Church was ono
I Armstrong, Thea Oke; Foal, A Hankin, . of the attractions for hundreds of the
Farquhar,
d Jae Gilchrist 11011raail Tilos C'oOnrun Bros visitors, The voluntary offertory totall-
Imam; d W Shipley; 2 year old Writ Suiten, ad a neat aum,
Maguire; A Cosworth, Mensal! ; Sain'1 Tho proceedings of the two days were
Sanders; 1 year old, 'Mos Oke, C,tnrseY onlivt"ll el by two bands of music,—the
Bros, Sinai ,amino ; Team of roadsters, Exeter, and one which accompanied the
B0ial 13r, s, Foliation; saddles horse, Francis ncis nhtaterla.,ll stile show,
Oliver, ititelstrll; lady driver, lira Jae Rehr- lar. ; Sweet's display ,l
ton, etre Chesney :;eaforth ; W ssagnire ; ' 1 , t' t of Indian relics
i t driver, •tri i f llt.atut t! 1
t o Os a .ta Mir 11 ,, !
single dtise,r, (I Baskerville, tivi., lilted one oiled of
Oentrill, ; le O'Neil, Luau; Simon Hunter tlru Egli, and rtra wall worthy oi' the
I3rueetl<id ; sa11llo Ilorso rode by hay, prairies heaped upon them.
Fanuc Bawden; :tingle roadster, speed,xtyle At the exhiirition, in Cleveland, Mr.
and value emeettlered, Jas Morton, Ed Dos ]ohn h,ssery exhibited a general ;iur-
senberry, lflen4all. poses c>tnllbIn winch swept evorytbing.in
CAT l •,,—nnyt/Ant eo r, 0 3ask.arvill', the prize rill,,*. At all _ in:trieaar hare
11 & W Smith 2 and 3; heifer, 2 years ol,l, Canadian horses take the lead.
Eland W Smith 1 and 2,1; heifer 1 year obi
li & W Winiitlt, J aroAlIister Hills Green; T Mr. A. Allen's display ttf garden veg-
cC; Ce !holier, metropolitan ; heifer calf, LI & etahles could not be excelled anywhere
W Smith; lees Mussel 2,1 and 3,1 ; bull calf in Canada; the number of prizes :award -
1l & W Smith Lit and 23, Fred Baker, ed testifies this. Air. Allen is to he
Dash wood; hard, 11 & 4V Smith. complimented,
Omen—Cow, 3 & C I3onperl et and 3rd, In the ladies' department, Miss Jami-
Jas Bell Hensel], 2a
id heifer t,rfor, 2 years old ., , ,, , .
3 & 0 Beeper, D meleiron, Ilibbert• B gnu, !lies ieivl tlte,ti, Airs \ott, 1llrs.
Higgins; heifer 1 year all Tbos Shapton, J 'ron1, Mrs. (,. Emery and Miss Sand-
Higgins;
U Hooper 2d and 3d; heifer calf, 'Thos ers were prominent exhibitors, and
Shapton 1st and 3rd, D eroLaren, 2d; steer carried of} a great many prizes.
2 years old, 3 & 0 Hooper, Jno Willis, There were 20 brood mares in the
Wood Bros, Exeter; steer I year old, Thos agr'1 class at the Exeter fair, on Tues-
ltnsscl, J & C Hooper, Thos Shapton; fat day. As may be iinagieed the judges
ox or steer, Tbos 'Scott, Cromarty let and 2; experienced some difficult awarding
Wood Bros; fa, cow or heifer, Thos Scott t y in a
2 and 3d; herd, Wood Bros 1 and 2n1. prizes. Has there been a fair in the
Jearnz—Jersey cow, Geo Sa„ ntvell. county to equal the Exeter fair Z
SHEEP—m:10E8TE% ram aged, Currelley A gentleman was heard to remark
& Sou Fullerton; Geo Penhale T Shapton; within hearing of our reporter on Mon -
ram shearling, Currelley & Son lat and 3d; day that the fruit exhibit at tho Exeter
Thea Shapton 2nd; ram lamb, Geo Penhale, fair, apples especially, far excelled the
Currelley & Son 2nd and 3rd; pair awes, fruit shown at London fair this year.
Geo Penhale let and 2d; Shearlinge, Lambs The exhibit of grapes and plums, how -
Currency & Son, Geo Penhale, T Shapton; ever fell a httle short.
pair ewe lambs, Currelley & Son Geo Pan -
and 3rd, Complaints were numerous on Tues-
sunor8HIan rowers, ram aged, Sam'! day, as to the conduct of the society,
Doupe, Dirkton, ram shearling, Jno People, after paying to see, the indoor
Dunkin, Bruoefield, 1st and 2nd, Leo show on Monday evg., seriously object
Hunter; ram lamb, Sam'1 Doupe, Wm ed to being crowded out of the door at
Cooper, Brucefield; Jno Dunkin; pair 9.30 o'clook, before some had even gone
ewes, Jno Dunkin, H Aelwitzer, Wood- to see the exhibits in the second story.
ham; Wm Cooper; pair shearlings, Jno It would be profitable to the society,
Dunkin 1, 2 and 3rd ; pair ewe lambs, as well as encouraging to the members,
11 & Switzer, Wm Cooper, Sam Doupe. and other exhibitors, were the directors
ANY °Tana BREED, pair ewes, Wm to revise the ladies' departments and
Dearing, H A Switzer ; pair shearling include some of the modern articles. and
ewes, Wm Dearing, 11 A Switzer; pair not year after year present a list almost
ewe lambs, Wm Dearing 1st and 2nd; as antiquated as Noah's Ark.
pair fat ewes, Geo Penhale, Rd Davis;
Poing china, Geo Armstrong. News Irl A Nutshell.
PIGS --LARGE OR MEDIUM, aged boar, Another prize herd of cattle at Detriot
Jas Bell, Hensall; Jno Hord, Parkhill; is affected with Texas fever.
boar littered in 1890, Tail Bell, 3 Hord;
aged sow, Jas Bell, Jno Hord; cow lit- L1lxNxxo NEws—Mining exports note that
tared in 1890, Jail Bell, Jno Hord. cholera never attacks the bowels of the
surFOLxs,—In this class Jno. Leon- nenares, but humanity o r' Extract find it
hardt, of Brodhagen, took all prizes. Wild Stary to use Dr. Fowler's complaints,
Bee RE.—In this class R Dibrid a Lyse Sy, diarrhoea,
e for,a bowel surere.
g dysentery, diarrhoea, oto, itis a sure erre.
took prizes.
13 z L'RY-Light brahmas, James freshet at Hot Springs, Ark., sesiam-
Down, A J Snell; dark brahmas, Jno nq s w •
aterspout, has done $75,000 da
Down,
Parkhill; Plymouth rocks, Well TIMELY QfxsDO1K—Great and timely
Clarke, Jno Hord; any variety Cochins wisdom is shown by keeping Dr. Fowler's
W McLeod, LuCAn; Jno Hord; Lang- '•Extract of Wild Strawberryon hand: It
sbans, Jno Hord, Wm McLeod; colored 'has noequal `for ,cholera, cholera morbus,
kin s 'Wm McLeod; g , e' Lod; black breasted diarrhoea,, disentery; collo, cramps, and all
red game, W McLeod 1st and 2nd; Any saririner compl'aint's or looseness of the
t other variety of game, W McLeod; sit• bowels:
vas. spangled'hamburgs, Jno Hord, Al, • Sixty Quebec iiousoboldees, who 'sustain-
Bissett; golden pencilled , hamburg*: , ed losses 'by theQiielieo rook elide, )lave
Wm Dearing; black hamburgs ' Al B18- sept in olefins to the Go ern"n
setts A McPherson hoe ' I ;went.
dans, J Hord; Patirick:O Brien, me'mber;of „tbe British
W C B Polands. E Howard; any other Borne .el Oennnous,, who was arrested at
variety of Polands, W McLeod, ,1no Dablin, is Buffering from gaetrio. oatmeal].Hord; white Leghorna, J Hoard; brown A seances Oi:xrrxorrj—Chai es 'Mehl!!,
Leghorns, A L Bissett, Pratt •Fisher; . b k Osnabruslrr One, writes, eadely wife suffered
apanish,•Thos Brock, Thos Prier; black .foe five,yearswith th'tt distressing •disease,
miiioreas Jno Hord,1
Prier. o ,
hos P er, Wyan- catarrh. Her naso was,the tvorat kubwn ill
ottosWm
d town AlBissettrthea® . r s'
9 ,, 1 •, any va pat . .She tried all tee oatairrh
riety of turkeys, Jno Hord 'W (Dearing; remedies advertised, but they' were of n,•
use • I
final! .'
anyaria of geese, rocured` t ,
v e e no a bo cls of Narita
r; J Hord.lst an 3"
Y d p
r
Balm.:
Bile has di
e& only 2nd; 'n uc s u one `half of. it
ski d lr W "
p, , m McLeod, Jno Y ,
Fiord; Aylesbury ducks' 11-A Swr zer antele;tbbrougbly °cued'and now feelslike'a
•t. , ,t.. ,
new er:ou,'•.'I:feel it m Auhto s
Woodham; any varietyof ducks,,'Id A, p Y y ay that
t Nosal Balm cannot be • too, highly 'recon•
Switzer, Jno,. Hord; knee varety ,of ;mended. -for e`aearthal'tro 1'
bantams Wna McLeod Jno., o,rd :001- .,. 'troubles end ' toui
+. • 'Spider;
, • r . ,pleased.to•ha4d' alt such . sulinrers •• now
lection of pigeons, D Spider; Wellingtop, throe .:
gix its use ° they will reoei've • instant ^
Clarke. relief an care.
BIRDBBRED IN 1890.—tight Beahmaa
Jae Down 1st and 2nd, dark brahmas,] .a 't•"'"•'t 'arV' for Pitcher's Castarie
411 Men
yonug, old, or middle-aged, who find them
selves nervous. weak and exhausted who
are broken down from excess or overwork.
resetting in many of the followingsyruptonia
Meatal depression, premature old age, loss
of vitality. !ma of memory, bad dreams,
dimness of sight, palpitation of the heart.
enliar,ioue, lack of energy, pain in the kid -
nays, headache. pimples on the face or
body. itching or peenlar seneatien about the
scrotum, wasting of the organa, dizziaeas,
spicks before the oyes, twilalhing of the
wuseles. eye fide and elsewhere, bashful-
eels, depoeita in the urine, lose of will power
tenderness of the analp and spine, weak and
ilabbr nmsoles, desire to sleep, failure to bo
rested by sleep, constipation, dultaeee of
Inuring. loss of voice, desire for solitude,
excitability of tetnpor,ennkea eyes surround -
ea with leaden circle, oily looliiog akin, Tato.,
are all symptoms of nervone debility that
lewd to insanity and death sakes cured.
'rhe spring or vital force Laving lost eta
tension every function wanes in ouaequenon
Those who through minae committed in
ignorance may ba permanently cured.
Send your address for book in all diseases
I''r a ut St. B.,Toronto, Ont. Realm sent
free aealed. Heart disease, the *symptoms
of which are faiut spells, purple tips, numb
cess, palpitation, akin beats, hot flashes,
rush of blood to the head, 41411 pain in the
heart with beats strong. mill and irregular,
the second heart beat quicker than the first,
pain aieout the breast bane, etc., can poll-
tively be cured. No cure. no pay. Send
for book. Addrei55 11. S. Lunen, 50 Front
Street Past, Toronto, Out.
„tett, Mange and Scratches at every
kind, an human or animals, cured in 30
minutes ny Woodford's Sanitary Lotion.
This never fails. Sold by O. Lutz,
Druggist.
heavy retina have damaged the cotton
crap m Memphis district 211 per cent, dur-
ing the past weak.
EMT, BIGHTS—All have equal rights In
life and liberty and the pursuit of bappiu.
ego, hat many aro bandiaa.pped in the race
of dyspepsia, biliousness, Zack of energy:
usrv,nns debility, weakness, constipation,
dee by completely retuaviug these
com-
plaints urda k. Blood Bitters confers untold
beueffts an ell sufferers.
Fred Cueing killed his wife, Theresa, at
Iiooiaville, ley, Tuesday night, au.i thein
committed sncicifle, They had trouble
over money,
Mxxo Yorx. Own Brsu r.ss—Those mels
always aueeeed beat who mind their own
business. The reason is probably neaa i e
they meet wttb suck little competition.
Imperial Cream Tartar Bald :g Powder is
the most suceesr+ful baking powder in the
maikrat because it attend,, to its own bust.
MSS. It stalls on its own merits, not by
abusing other siinihu' preparations.
Ca pt Watts, of the patrol boat Keewatin
lost on Lake Winnipeg, has arrived at Sel-
kirk. Two monuted police were drowned,
ono of whom was a son of Mr Morphy, a
lawyer of Toronto,
Imeenete reeensrxo.r—Will present an
opportunity to extend the fame of Dr.
Fowler's Estraot of Wild Strawberry the
unfailing remedy for cholera, cholera mor-
bus, oolio, cramps, diarrhoea, dysentery,
and all summer complaints, to every part
of the Empire, Wild Strawberry never
fails.
A Boston telegram says : The footings of
the Potter -Lovell liabilities have reached
$6,000,000. Tho direct indebtedness
in the bank is about $3,000,000.
TEE PEOPLE'S MxSTA1rE—People make a
sad. mistake often with serious results when
they neglect a constipation condition of the
bowels. Knowing that Burdock Blood
Bitters is an effectual cure at any stage of
oonstapation, does not warrant us in neg-
lecting to use it sit the right time. Use it
now,
When Baby was sick, we Frio her Castoria
When she was z. Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When alio bad Children, she gave them Castoria,
Michael 'Dsvit6 cls ms to know that a
trap was laid for Daly and that he is able
to prove that a similiar trap was laid for
four other dynamite prisoners, and that an
agent of Dublin castle purchased the dyna-
mite and handed it to the police for the
purpose.
English Spavin Liniment removes al
hard, soft or calloused Lumps andBlemishes
from horses, Blood Spavin, Curbs, Splints,
Ring Bone, Sweeney, Stifles, Sprains, ,Sore
and Swollen Throat, ,Con cls,: etc. Savo
$50 g
by use of one bottle. Warranted the
most wonderful Blemish Cure ever known.
Sold cl by C. Lutz, Druggist.
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CONSUMPTIONOURED: ,
An old physician retired from vraetiee, hay
inghad placed in his hands by an East India
`;ttissh',nary']the formulh of a simple vegetable
Veniedy forthe speedy and pnr'manentcure for]
Consumption,
re
no1t1
s Catarrh., Asthma an
d
throat and uiig a ffOctfons, .n1se pesitl0
and tactical d!s 1 cure for #ervonsdebIlity
and all
nervoiss o¢,P3Pl
ai_its, after„having
testedits
wpndor f cUrativo' ppwers in tabirstinds
of,
eases, has folt it hi du. y,to-niake it known' to
his suffering follows.• Actuated by this inotive,
and a,desirle (c releive hnmen,suffernng,I will
send free of charge all” ;;desire it, the
recipe in C ertt nn,'• Frdpohr„Or Efigliah; with,
full directions for proparing and using. Sent
by mail by addressing with stamp, naming
this paper, W. A. NOYES, 820. Powers, Block.
ltoohester, N. y. .
TTTB.REET REPORTS.
ZxaTgit
Red Who st ;1.58 1e00 90
Spring Wnoat... , ,• 0 8S tO (.0•90th erloy 35 to 00 45
Oats `
clover 5 sad P.'•
Timothy ”
Peas
;
Corn ;
Ogee 3nttee ^," ,
F,lonrperbbl
Ota
P t 9
4 sperbugliel
ApP
edgpe :me
Drieplospr b
s 'e'
Aerie ▪ ,
Turkey per lb e,
Pucks pet lb
Qhiekenaperpr „
lioga,4reaaedporl(Q
Beef
Bidesrongh,
dressed
SbeepsTiins ea,e0
Oalfstrins
Woolperib .,„
-
favnerton
., 300 to 331" to 75.
• 150so201
.* 040 to t4
b
• a• 3te014
• 00to51O
+• 70 to 020
• 1COtolICO
0 4to.Q50
, 006to007
,.. 008 to 10
▪ ,., 0 00 to O 07
• 025top30
-, 450 teeter*
4 00 to 5 es
,-, e00te2
, 5501o390
„ 060to 20
OSOto05G
• 018to023
.,, S CO tet lea
• osoto0•08
flnionsperbuap`
Wood ieroord 2 50 to 3 o0
sT 3r4BYp 5
Fail Wheat.. 0 tr0 0
Spring Wheat . 0 *09 0
Bar.sy ,.. ,,. 0 40 0
Oats.. ..,
Gtover Seed
Trmoshy.,,.,,...... 1 e 1
0639
3 9
Eggs 17 01
Butter.... • .. , 12 0 1
Potatoeq per eit:u. '
AnPlesperbneb..,.., ..,.. - .5 05
Wool per lb 25 0 2
WePPerten 5 Sit 650
90
45
35
75
54
7
3
90
5
0
Brig per ton . .....,,.. 14 00 24 00
Shasta • ' "' :0 40 ea(40
Ostkomelper Plsl.,,., „,.,,,...,,,, a 00700
3Ue pertbee, 44 tPeas.000 to glee per0bus Foliar-
ley,Af*!ting,43 to4Seper bus. Barley Feed,
451e toS'Be par bus Corn. Otte to 70es per.
bushel.
T'QRONTO.
Toronto. net 1 •-•Wheat f prins-- lo. d, 990
to 100 per bus• red wintee.n o,2, al tol 01 per
bus- Manitoba Le,3 hard.; 31 to 133 No. 2.12&
to 1 30: PEAS Wm Ole per bus OATS 4.0e
to 43e erhua, PLAUR, extra, 'Ma to 14..t)
Per bele straight roller. et -re to •t4 75
strong' b;ikers,84,00 to Wel. BARLEY, No 2,
Ext to S7o : No 3 extra, Coo to ' e0 ; :4o 3. 434
to 45o.
Advices from the Aretia Ocean say the
whaler Winthrop on Aug 19 sighted a large
whale, and two boats were sent after it,
As soon an the whale was struck by the
harpoon it wrecked both boats by etrikiug
thele with ita tail Two leen were killed
and another heti both toga broken.
A memorial bearing ever 4,000 eignatnres
ltaa been received by the (zoveruor-General
from the Catholics of Manitoba asking that
the arta psesed by the Manitoba Legis.
!atm abolishing Separate Schools and the
duel language in that Province be diaal-
lowed. The signatures include Arcbbishcp
Tache and leading Senators end members
of Parliament.
WIi<tT Is A Dee'e LAn31f'--titre tiara
work for a :bealtby liver is to seoroto three
and a hall pounds of bile. If the bile
secretion be deficient, oonatipetiau, mules;
if profnmo, biliousness and ]Rundles arise,
Burdock 131•.xtd Bitters to the most perfect
livor regulator known in medicine for pre-
venting and eurinll all liver troubles.
On Thursday last 'Mr Jnluh Euler, 13, A ,
Deputy ;Minister of Education, was married
to Bias Kato McCallum, a popular young
lady of North Dorchester. The Indy lune a
largo number of relatives in the county of
Middlesex.
Auvice Toltornxna -s reyou ctiature:se et
niehtaud broken of your net bye sick chili;
angering nue crviugwith pain of Cuttina
Teeth? 1f so sone at once and got a bottle
of"11rs.Winslow's Soothing .Syrup" for Chil-
dren Teething. Its value is incalculable.
It avllle,dfove the poor little aulferer lm.
med;atni, .)opoudupou it, mothers ; there
Is npruisfako about it. It°urea Dysentery
and !Nominee. regulates the: Stomach and
Bowe:ties:area win t! Collo, Rattans two (ar,un
reduces euileenmutioa, and gives tone and
energy tothawholoSys tem , 'mre, Wee:1owre
Sootatng Syrup" for children teething is
pleasant to the taste and is the prescription
of ono of tho oldest and best female
physicians and nurses In the Milted
States and:; for sale by all druggists
throughout the world, Price twenty -Ave
cents a bottle. Be surd and ask foreares
Wnnanows SeeTnnNti Srnm "and take no
other.
Plso's Remedy for Catarrh Is tho
Best, Easiest to UsoundCbeapest.
Sold by druggists or scut by mail, sOe.
E. T. Hazeltine, Warren, Pa., U. S.A.
A.
Eyes Tested
FREE
S MURRA-517,
Practical Optician,
Graduate Optic School N•Y
Eyes tested ; defective sight restorodby the
aid of fine glasses. Large assortment of the
finestglasses on hand. A eallsolicited-
al. S. 1VCvR1=t.a--2-,
1.80 D'ITND-A.S-ST London..
NOTICE.
Freshand JVew
STOCK OF GROCERIES
AND CONFECTIONERY
Just arrived at the family Grocery. Also
Pare Extracts and Spines.
A beautiful piece of glass—
ware given, away with one lb.
May(3ll's Baking Powder.
Dashwood Boller Flour for sale.
Call and examine our goods before pur;
chasing elsewhere.
G. A. HYND_MAN;
oiJ
Always buy Cheap at Doupe's
gir'kton.
r. -
,e -
, Good Cottoii 4c. per yard up:
Shiitings ' 7c; " • "
breis Goods 5c., '" ra
Good Teas 25c. ppe
r pound.
Choice Japan 35c.
a
gi
-Br
Besf:En .li h eal fa c'
st 50
rirst-class Boots: for Men Women
and Children cheap.
Lots of new -goods -for 'early fall
trade, cHea e"• than `ever. -'
Efighest price for.But or a'nd. Eggs.•
I)OTTPE . & CO, - Kirkton,
ritot
r•rt:t14 tt; trait `ta tt:ii'ltl, n» »: it:u st"ll'tl' u tt'D
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tt will be to your interest to call on us before buying your1uilding flardware»
Shelf hardware, oil, and annealed, galvanized buckthorn barb wire,
n'T 871001‹
First-class tinware, o twa and a half years ahelt=rrore goods to eller,
ARTISTS'
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1Prip-iarraM
Baby Carriages and Wagons. .s. Eavetroughi,x .g
a speciality. .gems for the Raymond,
.. asolicited.
4T1f
Sewing Machines. A call. sclllclted.
B ISS TT B O ,
When in Exeter don't forget to call, and
exaraineWILL roLLAND
l
COOK STOVES,
a
PARLOR STOVES,
(BOTH IN WOOD AND COAL)
which he is selling away down.
e has a fail ,line of
TINWARE, BROOMS,
BRUSHES, WRINGERS,
CISTERN PUMPS
APPLE PEARE RSf etc,,
which nre away down in prices.
Don't forget the place --Sign of Big Elephant,
WILL rozaLtiarkm.
CENTRAL
Drug Store
A full stook of all kinds el
Dye- stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Winan's
Condition
Powd-
er
the best
in the mark-
et and always
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
CentralDrug Store Exeter.
C LUTZ
BRIM and EGGS
A. Q. BOWEIW, havin;* !swell Brew's
!!lock, will l e pkastd to pay
aiitGlilIST Cash PRICES
at} all times for Lutter and eggs.
8A.. Q • :.3 0 Ii.'''l.Gti.
May let, 'M. Drew's !.lock, Exeter.
COTTAM'S
Washing
Compourid
Loosens and quickly removes all stains of
grease and dirt without injuring the hands or
the finest materials- It keeps down disease by
thoroughly disinfecting and purifying every-
thing. Saves soap, clothes, time and labor.
For all domestic purposes it is the best article
ever planed before the public. For the toilet
and the bath itis just splendid, making the
skin soft and healthit. Only Sc. for 3 pkts. All
grocers can supply it,
COTTAM'SBird Seed
Cottam's Choice Imported and Re -cleaned
BirdSeed is the finest quality grown, thoroughly
re -cleaned and mixedaccording to the various
seas0u8 in proportions advised by Ornitholo-
Pa:hinab
gists and bird Faciers, Every one pound
t ty1: package eontnina a piece of cuttlefish hone and
1 full directions "how to keep n, Bird inhoalth
and song..
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TEE,,; BEST YET
1 .
THE GHEAPEST`YET
• THE 713IGgrE ST YET:;
Overcoatings at any price Serb-
in a at an rice` Pa'
>J p P , ntliYgei' •
at
5,13,Y price
i
Best Ordered Clothink, producednE
Exeter
eter
Gentlemenf orders`early,for
With the beatstaff
of Tailors ; the best.
stook of Fine` Trieimizagsa, end, the beet
Cutting'its Town, you are sure of'satryfae-
tioni •
A. 3. SINTICLL.
Cottam's has boon awarded 1st prizes and
diplomas and is very highly recommended,
If you realty want healthy Birds with choice
Cottam s beautiful
pAll grocers sure
can supply it.
DO YOU
WANTTO BUY
FIRST -C LAS S
FURNITURE
AT LOWER RATES
THA
l!. SHAM GOODS
• —ARE USUALLY S014)—..
—THEN OALL AT-. •:
IDL•.
ONL'5 FIRST -GLASS-
R
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At Prices LoW.ei that so-cal-
led Chea- ar'
D:o afaes cave
n
Ted r
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Successor toTi & a. Gidle
ODD FELLOWS' BLOCK,