The Exeter Times, 1890-11-13, Page 5✓
FIGURES TELL
Stovyge's,,r� `
Tinware#. r
h
Hardware,
Groceries
Mica axle (!tease 2 for, .. etsf124 Q
Sunshine Stove Polish, six
' boxes for ... 23
Shoe Blacking, G boxes for 25
2
Steel l\ails,3taGfn, 90
4 gallons Coal pit... 70
4'gala do., (Vaterw•bite)1 010
H Annealed wire, per 100 Ibs 3 90 leo
ta-t let b wire lj'Iau strap wire`' a 50
rel re clay 's ii. 1, 00 \ #
0 Common iron ._ .. " 9 75 H
Horseshoe nails, C, ver box 2 75
' Chesnut Coal per ton 14
No t coal
Blacksmiths" Coal per ton, G 60
r Brilliant I enensular coot: 15 00 rr
.Famous Wood Stove.. • , 18 40
H
iia! See these Stoves and other H
r-1 Ifeattng Si Coal Stoves
ec
before buying.
His
No. 9 Tin Boiler for...., . 200 see
fel No. 2 Daisy Churn-. ... . 4 50 r�
No. 3 Daiey Chute.... , . , 5 50 -a
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ORDCERIRS. SHEARS, TEAS.
Ca Toilet Soaps -full line --Electric,
itudbian, London, Dingo:en.
ra: -Dried Apples. elm Rine, Hides. --
1,4 h'4 F gge, etc stilton in Reel/ante
Exeter Railer Flour tont
hand at $2.CO per cavt.
JAS. N. HOWARD, Proprietor
W. R. TIIO BUB, Dianager
NEWS NOTES
John lsyestrotn, eked 17, was drown.
ed by breaking through thiel ice on
Lake Bancroft, Ishpeming Mieh,,
while skating Saturday night.
The Chicago packera ,.of canned
meats have deaded to advance meats
I cent a pound, to cover tiro cost of
the Cana under the new tariff,
Daniel if. Burnham, a Holl -known
Chicago itrehitoct, has been appointed
by the World's Farr directorate to rho
'positron ofchiefof construction with
a salary of $12.-000 per year.
At a joint meeting of the Toronto
guild of the Wholesale (3r000rs As-
sociation anal the Toronto branch of
the Holed Croa;ers' A>asooiation, held at
Load of 'reale rooms on Friday
night, it was decided that one per
cent in ten Jaya be allowed the retail
trade on 30.day goods and three per
cent in ten Clays on three month's
goods, after- which a per cent be al-
lowed for unexpired time.
'Ile question of abolishing the funo
tions ot grand juries in relation to the
aii'r{itnlstration of the criminal larva
has on several occasions been brought
to the attention of Parliament, and
insinuations have from time to time
been mode to the Government .by
mtrtttcipal bodies, judges and others
interested in criminal jurisprudence
that their alioattton would be in the
public interests. Therefore, it is the
intention of the liinister of Justice to
lay before Parliament a bill oodyling
the criminal law of Canada, both as
retards substantive law and pre
cedure.
Blanshard Council.
The muninipal council met on
Monday at the township hall. Pres-
ent, a full board. Minutes of the last
meeting read and 1hpprovedand signed
by the Reeve A communication was
received from A.W . Ford,solicitor of St
Marys, in behalf of Robert Henderson
asking for damages for right of way to
gravel pit. Council agreed to take no
action in the matter, On motion ot
Hutchings and Berry, the sum of $25
wee granted and paid to Blanshard and
South Perth agricultural sooiettes. On
motion duly made and seconded the
following accounts were paid :
William Dunhall, plank, $4 70; Ruth
Richie, charity, $7 00; Walter Gowan,
gravel, $5 68; Biddulph council, lum-
ber, $2 20; John Bolton, gravel $1 60;
P.11ern, grant graveling Town Line B.
and U., $15.35, South Perth agricul-
tural society, grant, $25; William
Wiseman, gravel,$12.73; P. S. Arm-
strong, seo. Blanshard ins. Co. $1 37,
insurance assessment Tp,hall; Thome
Tufts, gravel, $10.64; Robert Moir,
culvert Thames con, $11.00• Robert
Moir, gravel and gravelling town line
B. and St. M; $15.20; John Skelly gra-
vel,$4.00; Donald McLennan cleaning
ditch C. S Road $5.00; Wm. Dykes
cleaning ditches and culvert London
road, $9.25; Wm. Dykes, tile drain,
10th con; $1.40; J. G. Hayes, gravel
$2,08; Wm. Rundle, gravel, $8.00;
Robert Moir, culvert 74th con; $13.00;
George Milner, culvert 4th line, rep.
culvert C. 8. Road, $3,25; Abray and
.Edwards, plank, $32.68, Wm. MoCul
lough, digging ditch M. road in leiu of
culvert, $6.00, J, and B. Bear, Doon,'
Ont, tops for bridges at Battentyne's
and MCGregor's,$500.00; J and B. Bear
top for Fish Creek Bridge, $258.23,
Ww. Wisemau, undermining apple
tree in gravel pit, $2.00; John Howard
graveling base line, $30.80; B. Rosen-
bargo, gravel, $2.90.
Council adj turned to meet fleet Mon-
day In December at the hour of 10
o'clock in the forenoon.
Save Iinnuie-With its intense itch/ 1,
day, clot shin, often broken into painful
cracks, and the little watery pimples, o(tmn
causes indescribable enferiug, lieod s
Strslah illa has wonderful eafnl :ewer over
this
disense. It purifies the blood and expels.
the humor, andthe skin heels without a
scar, Send for book containing meal;;
teiat,"inents of cures, to C. I Hood & . Co ,
.AFaothaaa..riow, Lowell, Sines.
CONDFiNSFaD NEWS:
I?roinVar. Ions Sources'Pt rough;
(Alt tills pistriet„
Tyl'ltcid fever is prevalent in tete town -
hip of McGillivray.
Lueau's rate of taxation this year le 20e
mills ou the .dollar ; 13iaddulph'e rate is 9
mills,
The water in Lake Huron stands at a
higher marls than at any time in the pig
five. yeses,.
There were two days sleighing in Melicit
township last weeks. The snow was fifteen
iuehc•s deep.
Mrs Boyd, of 1st eau, Diddulph, relict of
the late Robert Boyd, died on lbursday
last at the ;elect old age of 1Q1 years,
The Norte: Middlesex ebeeee feetory Shut
down nil on Nov. 1. The total make, for the
five mouths was 1,401 boxes.
S�hi'e plowing one day last week Mr W.
Cunningham. con 1, McGillivray, unearthed
an Indinn gone llatebet.
Mr E. Day, of Kintore. one day last week
thrashed '2,t 2100 bushels of oats fur Mr Wm.
tiosaaclr-one day's wort:,
Tbe Clieton; New -Record soya there are
several houses to rent in that town Then
Clinton cannot surely be hoisting its own.
Mr Jonathan HodRine, of Lucon, bee
sold out his livery stable and 'bus to Ur
W Meld who taken possession Peat
week.
Mr James Mann on Tuesday. bought Mrs
Martin Poreny'a farm en the 6th eon,
llideulpb, containing 191 acres for 53,700.
Tlie farm Is a fairly good one.
elr R. Johnston, cheese maker for the
North 4iddleses and Vedas -vele factories,
bas ss cured a r itnilar position in ;ca nbre,
Osfora county for next year.
The Luclluaw business rhea have decided
to ellen thew respective places of business
at 7 ucl. ek 1'1X11 rltanhlg 020:0pting $atur
days daring the entire, year.
La.t week we referred to a 0 tat
tool, place in Ieneknow. 8o eerioni was the
affair that Sam Grundy, one of the prin.
cipals has sliippe4 to the States to avoid
the penitentiary.
M the Clinton rifle match !stet week, Ur
John Dunbar, of Downie, carried of. the
prize fe.r the hi.;h at ai'ssregate, scare.
ba•,ides wintaiter tho nledel of the Qrotasia
Rifle! Mem:iatien.
:l yteasg lei named 1B9efy. Bing in Welt
It
London, went ou a *hooting exposition the
other day with three cempauione. Thu gun
vas accidentally diaelter.;ed when the eon,
tents passed thronali the lad's at ia, inviting
it severely.
Tito dwelling -house and C4111011114 of Ilovid.
Carter, Molillop township, near Winthrop,
was destroyed by the PAW, night. Lose
5300; no insurance. Carter was absent
visiting relations in Brussels, and the home
was unquestionably rat on fire.
While driving home from saboel on
Monday, ;!firs Bella Grieve, daughter of Mr
]rllictt Grime, of Pond lulls, drove over
the end of a onlved, and the buggy upset.
ting site Mas thrown lo • tete ground,
breaking her arm.
The t. wnebips of Usborne and Tooker.
smith will not bola plowing matches this
year. Tho mznagement claim that their
trouble in "getting up" the matches Is not
epprcalated as very little interest is taken
by those in whose Interests the matches
were inaugurated.
On I£allowe'en some mischievous persona
managed to suspend a plough from tbo
telegraph wire, out by the (:iorrnan church
near Auburn. It totally stopped the cur-
rent, and a man from Mieltatn lina to be
employed to set matters to rights. It
nre.ns something like $30 to the evil.
workers if they aro fouud out. -I3 yth
Standard.
A sad and fatal accident happened on
Sunday, 24th Oct, to Miss Delaney, siker
of Cornelius Delaucy, of the 4th con, !iib•
bort, They were driving to church and
ware in the act of turning to go lute the
shed at the church when the waggon jolt.
lug at a onlvert, throw Visa Delaney. ant,
bar head striking the ground and breaking
lior nook. Death wait almost inataetan•
sous;
Mr H. E, Moffat bas returned to his
family here, after an active season as agent
for the blliott Imp Co, of London. Iu the
counties of Huron and Bruce he sold.
macbines to the va'ue of 528,000. This
speaks well for Harry'd abilities a9 a sales-
man, and also of the quality of the Elliott
machines. --Woodstock Times, Mr Moffat
is well known in this noighborbond.
At a meeting of dairymen held in Lm -
don on Saturday last the creation of es.
tablishing dairy schools in the western dis-
trict was discussed. It was finally decided
to petition the government to establish two,
one in the northern district and one in the
southern. In the event of this request
being granted by the government the
location of the school in this district will
undoubtedly be at Ingersoll. •
Paris Star :-Over twenty years ago Mr
Nixon, at that time learning the telegraph-
ing business with Mr Hitchbox, stamped
his name on a penny and sent it out on
oeaselees round. It has ever -since circul-
ated here and there over the world, and a
few weeks ago , the wanderer oamo baok to
the town attain, falling into the hands of
Mr R. Meredith.
A little daughter of Mr James Findlator,
of Luoknow, had a very narrow escape from
drowning on Monday last. In company
with a little daughter of Mr Alex Ross, she
attempted to
p croset the foot bridge over the
creek on Wheeler street, but losing her
balance she fell into the water and was
rapidly parried down stream by the current.
She was rescued in an almost exhausted
condition by a couple of young men, but
was brought around all right.
School report for No 5, 'Osborne, is as
follows. Names appear in order of merit
IV-1Ia Westoott, Edith Westcott; III Sr -
Violet Russell, Blanch Westoott; ILL Jr -
Lila McCord, Jennie McDonald, Lily Mc-
Donald; 1I Sr -Garnet F Frayne, Willie
R Frayne, Nelson Pront, Lily iday West.
oott; II Jr -Emily Wood, Violet Willis,
Norman McDonald, Eliza Higgins; 11
Part ---Jessie lliohards. Maggie Russell,
Vinoeut Wood, Arthur Sanders; 1 Part
George Westoott, John Richard, Lily IIL
liowoliffe, Willie R•twoliffe, Edith MoOord,
1)ayiu McCord, Tommy Higgns, 'Fred
Cornish, 13enuie Bruce.
A Free Home.
A cottage worth ;5750 will be erected. or its
equivalent in Dash given to the person detect-
ing the greatest number of typographical er-
rors in the Dboember issue of our monthly (
journal entitledOTllt MMES." 'Throe
hundred and fifty additional clash prizes.
amounting to $2,300, wlil also be awarded in •
the ormentioned
dot innin ul e governing r o .ore
K g nom-
petition. Prizes payable at par in any part of
Canada or the United States. Send 15e in
stamps, for complete rules and sample.00py of
Our Homes." which will be issued about Nov
20th.
Adetress,Our 'liomos Publishing Co., Break -
villa, Canada.
Seeder Roller Mills.
i!TARK,ET BIPOUTS.
Wheat .. 90o. to 92o. per bush,
0(31 SE«1LLi'1'Y,I'. 441..CES.
Flour, Strong Baker's, e2 /A per IRO
do Hest Family 2 110 h«
do Low Grade . 1 75
1$t ori ,.. .,, 70o.
Middlings . , .. .. 90o.
Sareeniog , , ,., 00e.
Chop .. ... 1. 15 to 1 25
Bran per ton, - $12
Middlings r. - - 15
Chop stone running every day.
M'TERMS CASU.
T t BX -WEIR AIL IN040
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11Mert
young, old, or middle-aged, who find theta
selves nervous, weak and eehaasted, who
are broken down from clews or ocerwark,
resulting in many of the following eyw town
Mental depression, premature old age, loss
of vitality, loss of memory, bad dreams,
dimness of eight. palpitation of the bead.
ewis_lone, lack of energy, nein in tee
neys, headache, pimple.- en the face or
body. netting or ;reeuler sensation abent the
rctotem, wasting of the organs, dizelnesr,
bpd etas lletoro the eyes, twilebiug of the
tnueeles, eye lids acrd elsewhere, bashful•
nese, depetits in the urine. lose of will paver
tenderness of the scalp end spine, weak and
fiabbv muscles, desire to sleep. failure to be
seated by aleep, eonstrpation, dullness of
hearing, loo ref voice. deeire for solitude,
excitability of temper,ettnken 0505bttrround-
eel with lt'atlen circle, oily lookieg akin, ole.,
are nit mom tretan of nervous debility that
lead to ina'anity gni death: unless cared,
'rite spring er vital force leasing 1081 eta
tension every fnnetien wanes lit cunseesteneo
Those who throstdl1 manes committed in
ifinoranco near be permanently enreal.
Send emir address for b rot, on all diseases
premier til man. Address M. Y. Lulc n, 50
Front St. E.. T,arnnt.i, tent. Reeks fent
free sealed. Heart elieeeee, the sty/septuple
of whirl% 'ire feint sl s re. Purine lips, numb
nes, pelaatatieta, eel;in beats, hot dell/lea,
rub, el blooit to the head, dull pain In tl.o
!hart !shit la,avt clow. timid and irregular,
the; see,antl Hiatt be';ti guider than the drat.
train ant tet the breast mane, eta,. can past.
tivtlr be cions!. Net euro, no pay. Send
for beak. 4,l1reett M. V. Lt'aaN, i0 Front.
Street East, Toronto. Ont,
A BENEFICENT DISCOVERY. 'Til:
S0BLSST &CUUIEV1 MENTOV SCIENCE
1'bo iran horse, with its tireless strength,
its pubes of vapour and iii hart of flame,
is a glorious exponent of the creative
capacity of the human mind'; and lite
metallic nerves through which iutelligenco
eanreeeover a continent prove by every
Hsieh of thought whish traverses/ them that
!eau p.wieeasns one atttibnte egaentielly
grant!, the power to en Whittle spaao and
time. But wait and iniparten t as have
been the resulto of tunkiug steam and
lightning the ceuituun carrier and taassen-
ger of tate world the disscavery by which
weak or implies blood can be vitalized or
restored to uelo vigour and purity by Meting
of internal and extorted remedies is of le.
finite volae Tim resources of vegetable
chemistry a, developed alld spoiled by
Thompson Hail tway have proved equal to
this inieltty task. Hie inmaus remedies
impart to the stream of life n dieinfectiug
principle which /ma the system from all
impure and poisonous elements. The
Powers of 014 mi:dry are almost beyaud
cnlculatscu,and ria he ling brought them to
bear upon all the varittiea of disease in
those invaluable vegetable cotnpouuds
known as Ilullowav'a Villa and Ointment,
they halo compaes:d their ',Wiest and
holiest objt:ct•
Steam,as the great tnotor,is a subsidiary
agent. Its usefulness consists, mainly, in
conveying substantial benefits, with speed
and certainty, to the fields m which they
aro to operate. It is simply the bearer of
blessing, not their originator, Of all the
freight which it carries overland and tea,
there is perhaps none so precious as Hol-
lowa)'a remedies. It is scarcely a figure of
speech to say that wbithersoever it couveys
them it flies "with healing on its wings."
Under the influence of the Ointment, the
skin, however disfigured by eruptions or
excreecencet=, becomes a tabula rasa, pure,
spotless, and transparent;; and this erasure
of blemishes is not accomplished dy driving
back disease into the vital recesses of the
system but by neutralizing the morbid inu-
terial which feeds it.
(.+,The Pills sot upon tbe internal fluids and
the organs which secrete them upon the
sanitary principle. They destroy the norid
particles subjected to their chemical adieu,
as infallible as an alkali neutralizes an acid;
oud at the same time impart a mild and
constant electric action to the secretive and
excretive maohinory.
The sanction of governments, the patron-
age of princes. the approval of all Christian
nations, the gratitude of pagan millions
attest the worth of these twin curatives.
Iu fact there is no region with which Eng.
laud or any country bas any commercial
intercourse where Holloway would not find
himself at home. Some estimate may be
formed of the extent and variety of his
foreign correspondence, from the fact that
sixty corresponding clerks, of which num-
ber sixteen are accomplished linguists, are
employed in conducting it. He is the
centre of a anter), circle that belts the
world. --Daily Republic.
THE PEOPLE'd YITA$s-
People make a
sad mistake often with eericne resu: is when
they neglect a constipated condition of the
bowels. Knowing that Burdoctt Blood
Bitters is an effectual cure at any stage of
constipation, does not warrant us 10 neg-
lectiug to use it at the right time. Use it
now.
THE QUEEN PAYS ALL EXPENSES
Tho Queen's last "Free trip to Europe" hav-
ing excited such universal interest, the pub-
lishers of that popular magazine offer another
and $200 extra for expenses, to tire person
sending them the largestlist of English words
constructed from letters contained in the three
words "British North America." Additional
Prizes oonsisting of Silver Tea Sets, China.
DinnerSots,llold Watches,Freneh Music Boxes
Portiere Curtains, Silk Dresses. Mantel Clocks,
and many other useful and valuable articles.
will also be awarded in order of merit, a
special prize of a Seal Skin Jacket to the lady,
and a handsome Shetland Pouy to girl or boy
(delivered free in Canada or United States)
sending the largest lists. Everyonesending a
list of no twenty t less than tw nt : words willreooive a
present Send four 8o stamps for complete
rules, illustrated catalogue of prizes, and sam-
ple number of The Queen. Address Two CANA-
DIAN QUEEN, Toronto, Canada.
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its, 1 `T REPORTS..
exzeelt
Red Whest
Spring Wneet...
t3arley ,.
Oauts
Clover S sett
Tituotby
Peas
Core
gage
Batter
Flourperbbl ..
t'otatoes,p er bushel
Apples,per oag
Ariedei.pplespr b
(Wee.) per lb.
Tarkev per ib
Ducks peg lb
phiekensper pr
Bogs. lresseCperl(O
Beef -.
r{idea onah,
dressed
Sheepskins each
Calfakin8
Wool perlb
Hay pert or•.
Onions/Der-lush
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LONDON'.
Wheat, eta to
Ole ,per bus. Oats. eerie to
4ite per bus. Peae,5.o to Ole per bus. Bar-
ley,'rtrleing-13 101 a ver bus Bailer Feed,
to Pc per bus torn. Oiie (e per.
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TORONTO.
Terauttp. Nov .S.--Wbent
to Oto per hue• red winter.!\o.•e ,e mese per
1 ua '�lanitee_a n t herd.13' 10 I'rtNo.2,1 4
lel rt: 11E err me to'so per bus 0AT:` 40a
to 41e per bus. FLOUR, extra. el.10 to ' 4.15
per is 1: straight roller eel ell to
e. tong h rlrers,e4,eet to $1,r0. 1i llf,k Y, 0 1,
e1ete(':-: "to3extra. Ste to 5:0; No 2.
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Newsitt A Nutsl1ell-
ht3:e3 etlit:is tt papulltion of 4:,121.
1$. `l
T2ti'a, 11l,,eps� by the Pietau, :\, „ fere weft
S'
"When atilt Nevembetes ebihy Masks lay
wateIsseed forestsbare,'. Ness! Reim le
the ens seen s ms'es'. Never toile,
It,•it. \largo and Scratches of every
kind, uta ltuar,tn or animals. cured in 50
minutes ny Woo:lforvl's Sanitary Latfou.
Tlois never fails. Sold by e. Lutz,
(rupgist.
Prisma of pintos are aIvaueing in New
Brunswick curl€egtmnt on largo shipments
across the lines.
Ilytatt•psia in inti worst fauns will yield to
the Dare of Carter's Little Liver Lille. 'Them
net only relieve present distress bat
etret,gthenthe stomach and digestive ap.
drains,
John Waite to Co, rcorchaits at Weed -
stock, milted a tweed cheek fur $112 Sate
urday, signed by U a Riau of (Fest Oxford.
The rune elm ret the !nonny cannot be
found, of come.
Ministers, Ltiwyerv, Teachere, ani others
wee • a mum -aloe gives but little exercise,
eltnnlet use Casae a Little Liver fills fur
torpid liver ails blliousness. One is a dose.
Try them.
Kline or Miller, the cowboy who swindled
the homers of Qxfurd so badly and rapidly,
has been sontene-,t to t'renty Wren months
at Kingston.
Whee.iufi and snuffles in children can be
instantly relieved by the nae of Basal Balm.
Why let tbo little ono suffer when au:h
lte:ip and sure euro eau be had? Try it.
English Sperm Liniment removes al
bard, soft or calloused Lumps and Blemishes
from horses, 131ooti Spavin, Curbs, Splints,
Ring 13one, Sweeney, Stifles, Sprains, Sorb
and Swollen Throat, Copps, etc. Savo
$50 by use of one bottle, Warranted the
most wonderful Blemish. Curo over known.
Sold by C. Lutz, Druggist,
10 NERVOUS DEBILITATED MEN.
If sou will send us your address. we will
mail you our illustrated pamphlet explaining
all about Dr Dye's Cal brated Eieetro-Voltaic
Belt and Appliances. and theirehartningeffects
upon the nervous debilitated system, and how
they will quickly restore YOU to vigor and man-
hood. Pamphlet free. If you are thus afflicted,
we will send seetaBolt and Appliances on a
trial,
VOLTAIC Bars Co.. Marshall, Mich-
Wl.^ti .'aa ' rn wo gave her Ccetoria
When sho was n Child, sho cried. for Castoria.
When she became ]suss, sho citing to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
WuAT Is A DAY'S LAnos'7-One days
work for a healthy liver is to secrete three
and a half pounds of bile. If the bile
secretion be deficient, constipation, ensues ;
if profuse , biliousness and jeundico arise,
Burdock Blood Bitters is the most perfect
liver regulator known in medicine for pre-
ventingauil curing all liver troubles.
CONSUMPTION CURED:
An old physician retired from practice bav
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and pormanentcure for
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and
all throat and lung affections, also a positive
and radical cure for nervous debility and all
nervous eomplaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands of
cases. has felt it his duty to make it known to
his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive.
and a desire to releivo human suffering,I will
send free of charge, to all who desire it, the
recipe in German, French or English, with
full directions fir preparing and using. Sent
by mail by addressing with stamp, naming
this paper. W. A. NOYES, 820. Powers' Block
Rochester, N. Y,
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Avviah Toitornttiis.-&reyou tisturoodat.
nightand broken of your rest by a sick child
suffering and oryiug with pain of Cutting
Teeth? If so sand ast once and got c, bottle
of"1trs Mimslow'eSoothing Syrup "forChil-
dren Teething. Its value is incalculable
It will oilieve the poor tittle sufferer
mediate!., remind upon 11, mothers ; there
is n mistake about it. It cures Dysentery
and Diarrhoea, regulates tbe Stomach and
Boweis,oures Wind Colic, sot tons Inc Crumb;.
reduces fnffammntio•u, and gives tone and
energy to the whole system. Mrs.Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" for children teething is
pleasant to rho taste and is the prescription
of one of the oldestand beat ea female
physicians and nurses in the United
States and is foe sale by all druggists
throughout tbe world. Price twenty-five
cents a bottle. 'Be sure and ask for"!fns
wiNSLowa seerai:ie Syne"and take' no
other.
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R . ,.. AND B R
_WHERE TO BUY
The Best Goods for the Least Money.
We carry the largest siocll: of STOVES and TINWARE in
own, and we sell them at the lowest possible price for cash.
tnimilimms
In Ilan, and .Library Lamps we are showing:
an elegant clisp!aj' at right prices. AU !antis of Tal:4e aril Baas
Lamps at wholesale prices.
In OROSS•C:UT SAWS we are showing- a!l the fatest and
leading patterns and makes. Five different patterns to oh r <:son..
=E5 -•A large stock at prices that defy ecwpetitiou.
As usual, a !hill stock of general hardware,
on hard.
infs. Oils and G:aas�
;agents for the celebrated Reymond Sewire; Machine.
*eF•-+FJSSE TB '.R S,
WHAT THE •PEOP .;(E
The Most Economical Stove 1 The Rest I:i(itttir,
A. Perfect Taker for Putty ' or I The Best Faucet St:.:.1,v
r•
Dread. i Gond fur Verson in
P.n.
Call and fano this and other first -el'
C. Gurney Company fol' sale only by
ITATILIZa FOLATA AND
CENTRAL
Dru.. Stor
1
(IV. S fr.,u1 E.
A full stock of all kinds of
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 Exetei.
C LUTZ.
yes Tested
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• S 3.1 LI tt11.11.. t.T
Practical Optician,
Graduate antic School 1.Y
Eyestested; defectivesigbtrestorrdbeth.
Md ofano glass s. Large assortment et an
nnestglasses on hand. A callsolf.citcd.
..4. S- r 1-4A. 2 ,
5.00 rYLTNT.)A.S-ST Landon.
)OAll Fort; SI RVICB.
iy'..NELL. of lot 15, eon 7, lesberno.
will keep for the improvement of stock. a
thoro'bred Chester white boar. Terme: el at
thee of service.
�r� NOTICE.
7'
,.:L Freshalzcl ,New
STOCK OF GROCERIES
AND CONFECTIONERY
Jurat arrived at the family Grocery, Also
Pure Extracts and Spices.
A beautiful piece of glass-
ware given away with one ib.
Mayell's Baking Powder.
Dashwood Roller Flour for sale.
Call and examine our goods before pur:
chasing elsewhere.
G. A..HYND 1LAN.
DO YOU
WANTTOBTJY
0 l FIRST -G I j S
FURNITURE
N AT LOWER RATES
THAM .SHA M GOODS
t -ARE USUALLY SOLD----
THL BEST YET !
THE CHEAPEST YET
THE BIGGEST YET t
Overcoatings at any price ; Suit-
ings at any price; Pantings
at any price
Rest Ordered Clothing pieduced in Exeter
Gentlemen 1leave your orders ar l
y, for
with the best staff sof Tailors ; the best
stook of Fine Trimmings, and the best
Cutting in Town , yea are sure of satisfac-
tion
A.. J s ��1 riZa.41�s.
-TBkN CALL AT-
GIDLEY''
-ON LY FIRST -(:LASS -
Reliable Good
At Prices Lower that so -caw
led' Cheap Houses can give
Undertakini a,11
it
Branches.
archas
S.
. S, GIDL,EY
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(Successer to C, & S. Gilley)
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