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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1890-11-20, Page 8wet • FIGURES TELL t Stoves, Tinware, Hardware, Groceries llica axle Grease 2 for... Sunshine Stove Polish, six boxes for Shoe Blackleg, 6 boxes for SteellNails, 3 to 6 iu , 4 gallons Coal Oil.. 4 gels do., (el ,aterwhitei. , Alineaied wire, per 100 lbs Bash wire " Plain strap wire :a " Fire clay •` ei Common iron " " < : ` Korseshoe nil's, 0, per box Chesnut Coal per ton No 4 coal Se Blacksmiths` Coal per tam, ,- Brilliant ieneusular cook Feinous Weed. Stove..me .. See these Stet. s and ' lc $ cts re, •3S 25 �• 04 70 ,, 1 till -zees 3 AJsee 5 .50 5 59 2 75 wi5.' from the ritual of the church of England : i TETE BURIAL. T am the resurrection end the Ile, with('The remains of Birchall were em'>almod • the Lord: he that• heli@retia in tans though t and placed in an airtight metallic coffin. and he were dead, yet shall teethe: and neve ' in the evening were interred in the jail yard ever 2iveth and batleveth in Me shall never but not buried -temente the seaff >Id as was. The prisoner walked in the steps of the geeerally supposed tvoul1 be the cess. The clergyman. On his right hand lyes ha, iat,':i of iaeasiug• theta in a metallic coffin friend, Mr. Arthur Leethalrt, a tut'w in t cats that another effort will be ulade to ii - Montreal, and en his left :lir, George i)erry,duce the 1l to take the remains homelo%v rs, the son of the deputy sheriff, Who has bin - er Ilarltal!'s clay. guard for a considerable ; to Enl;laud, bbl is -ex; acted. to leave with time. - Mes,1Va st-Jones on, iPelluesdey next, AN •AWFCL IIUSU i 112021VED TUE 1xrreseteENCE aeL)Uf r. snreeel .1 the slight noise perms>1 by the Mrs. Birchen was made acquainted with e:,•• stele.* se tee iwooteseee. : ta: most curie the .acts that the execution had tape. a place ens of tie spectators, talose whose presence ry her sister, Mrs. West-Joaes, when she at t6.,, last seene of all was rot 11. eSeeltated . awai ane 1 at 16 o Block, She was partiali7 by duty but by. a morbid curiosity ro see an • derst as the re -nit of the light opiate which exeenoon--shrink back appalled unable to hall been given her during the night, and le,. : ttv es, i:ps» dial not fully realize the import of the come 7ore of that enxanicatfurr rout eyed to tier. However„, \vtv befit o a the crotd,i uxv tutu d to trite ,s'ie swear rallierd ant acted las thou;lt Save had ,kr resolved to bear the result without any a, t::0 (tree . se4auing in doubt mil in fear , more euretl,u that was necessary. The path Of the spirit's unknown career; ; Ills LATEST LETTER "Lit •.e d�uaiuu'ti arms, thea' arms what. neer • tees:1 ire lifted again, u,>t even in prayer- Meehan banded the followiub letter to Tee buntlr<alsofspeeatorswile hal Mena- • Qecrge Nt37 td.iyortwovel):- 6 (111 ell :t la:'jailwalla and inthe tr;eesat•r'neat W0oDSTait`$ GAIL, Nov. 14, 1sa4. 15 on * ing strained their neck; t • ,toura better If after my death there shall appear" in lz4 40 ee, sees; of • ! la,. its -larva, sn•ery effort ha t the p e sor in any other manner whatsoever t...1 u tussle by the-authrrities t a prevent any ei lfeseen that 1 bad any handiat the other ,,,, t°,.• t,ttleeringotthe to"rb d, butfa•uirlesely, mi. 1�' f Mr. F t!. Bentcell or any pre- A S\^R r" IleaunaT Sr. Coal Stvves 1 i y tt, u' A :a • of e costae- eu ae sore a., vioue lot tcvldJge ,I, s ill anal <r, r'attar tent et malice afvrethoueht, or any before belyint . person - Just Lr eves n' ac°ate * the 1 a.r.il.* a halt al connection with the mu hesmurder on the 17th H. No. 9 Tin Boiler for tel o po ,r of n e:eras of a Minote was measle', fir Feb, or outer *ley or any Ituowledm that 4 50 •.r \1,8.10 m,rantinsa remaining idle r- hall. any meltmenstr tray *.kelt' to be ca:nnait- 5 50 r•r •rises were ,l leanly in trent tie the gallows ' test or any statement further than any that :• r t)this are al .ant ;;+1 t+'t awes and the susltt+as s ' [ rely have Me le patb,to p oto �' s.::aa I ferrite,. re the crowd. d- to 1 handl this statement • to the care %me p til - A p La T A PRAYER FOR PARDON. •>f sir. txcar a Perry, of 1\'onistock, 1-4 GROCERIES, SUGARS, TEAL .. 1•ut s':ort space rent -tined for the aeett,r-i O.itnriu,. 'h•u he may know that any can - 10. 2 Daisy t'hurn ;No. 3 Daisy Chum l^,7 Tui'.et Soaps -full line-Eleetrie, Russian, London. l.8inan:un. rss ...Dried Apples. Sheep Skies, Hkits.-- essi I:gge eta t ekes en Revitalises t.. !mike his !net, his expu•in. pease with has' foreign or partial c.>etY•a i-ione. are a ltirely swell t,*. teller, and Mr. \V a e, gil;lr.l tee tie:Zane; all 1;85 ire tray tree weer 1 .. a t•f eternity in those awful moments written tt err', u 7itit�r ernan'tte i from nae 011 • itee.0 arrays itself i 8 her briehseee in any way tthetsnevcr Many person. and . r , an4 bilis the expiriu se -Mattel sink the whole +le ere fl, iti es anti senora a ward is t ' everlasting twine tv.th h.+lt.'..it wit pi truth. Trite liken -:s0 applies t i my :tato.liana 4 ur t'y A dying,and repentant bi )i1 a:187. in w.tae.l 1 here in isle ne such ,, , prayer iesee 1 from the quiver fa lips of the ' c int a -i 11 or p:irt'ell co;tf++estival 4.1. • 1 -et ., vel ue^u•.lers het hie remarks Tins to b>4 3i threwboat r''Aeter ikQL ) .1 .1OUr 0*1 leer••. a vat !tc)whhio tter.'N f.•'• arty'. At Best.. 1*11tetter... eland at $2 00 per cwt. a seta Irani t':.+' deputy- heritr l Melt:il1 was • TIM NEWS IN ENGLAND, t a r tette 1 forwaral}to the etttr••11, Rev. I Ortnile;, Naar. 1 i,-P,iroitall'€ mother is Prepride ' trade 'vie in hie s e tee JAS. ll. HOWARD, W. R. ONOUR, ., 1.nwan•7 . r. - ' ' viii'lyel:fstus;anditietritelthattheupwS na.k,rl with stern n ,'»�1+liar l •r tate: 1 ,. 7dARKET REPS TS. ExzTER Bed Wheat ., " 92to 00 9: Spring Wisest-. .. 00 9e toblear Barley .,. ., .,• 95 Ito 00 >r ,— ••, 35 to 38 ••• 3 00 10 5 •• 1alvo2 •+, • 55 to tit ,., 9 40 to «• ;oto 28 12.Go01: Flourperbbl 00.10 5 t t'otatoereperba het 40 to 0 Apples,per oag ,,, ... 1 00 to PrieciApplespr b .,, 0 4 toe:. (*seas per lb, 0 Cas to 0 tf Turkevperlb ,., 07 to if, Duces per lb .,, .., 0 ()Ate 0 r• Obiokensperpr ., ... 0 25 to P 3 liogs,dreasedlierltO „. .., ;1 00 to 5 5 Beef eildesrougb, ..., dressed Sheepskins each Calfskius Woo) perlb WaTnerton elnionsnerbus k Woodperoord Data Glover Swed Timothy ' Peas ()tarn Kegs Butter .., ,., 4 00 toad 900142e ,.,, S SO to 13 n, ,., 0 Seto 2 0508005' alato02 . .. 5 tattoo osoGc0f ,.. ,., 2501o3°a' se:efeaYa $ Fall Wheat .............. 0 92 0 93 Spring Wheat,..,.....• .... 0 92 n pa itar,oy ; 11 45 0 4n Oats . 0 35 13. clover Seed- .................... trot 75 Timothy ..... ................ .... 1 0 , 01 Peas .„ ..,...,«...,..,.. O 5s ei 00 DISKS 1:• a la. Butter .,,,....,.. ... ...... ................. re 1113 Potertoee iter bag' ii; 9 Apples perbnsb 0 51 Woollier lb 20 0 20 Hay newton- .«.,•,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 So 601' Bran per ton l‘411•••..,.14 Oft 14 to Shorts t• 't 2O 00 20 085 O#tneelperbbl,..: •• ..• ,,,..,,.,,., 6 00 7 OP LONDON. Wheat, 93e to 95e ner bus. Oats, Vie to 41e nerbus. Feaa.57o to Ole per bus. Bar- lel•,Meltini:• 50 to 0' c per bus. Ilarler Feed, 40a to 43e per bus {.ore, Otie to 07e tier, bushel. TORONTO. Toronto. cvS.--Wheat:Gering-No, 2.: )3e to flee poi. bus. t.4 5 nter.;No.2 ••a • Lu9'c per bus Manitoba No -I hard, l ate to 132 :1'0.2.1 2•; to 130: PEAS fie to 85e per bus OATS 40e to 43c per bus. FLOUR. extra. R4•l0 to a4.15 per bid: straight roller ,a8 30 to $4.35 s-runrbalters.•"4.Qt1 to S,t•:0. ]BARLEY. No 1 80otonae: :ao3extra. 54e to 55e: No 2. u:o to 0'le• n tf the. eleeu.1,19 stilt tina�h her.. •Cook Whitehead t:ok bite up a couple or lilant. i'r l a:l ":,1, least tltrarfm roltti i f is d t in eraitvll. ltaachod e, toast, canned raspberries and .ot,.,toota 1 Iv ,-7 ,ell 0,. str..li` iht 53 alit 118'4'da:r 3(!181 a v"-•• .._ . tai!<. appietr.'+1 on hie fa -es (: ;i :a Mr Wade le' ;:lir that re,etal el the f::aaaa= tt' it •r i , "nal that da b,1ra of u at eerie. wets. but a ,hart time to lava a• 4 s tun ..t uti-ery.' l ivehall tinned to 11 - ail Loctiron and kt: s si hint. 11.e lemernatt at oneo y10111,u14 lois le.; ', 11.. 1l`f:ej+ t+i%1 1..tl ,last sit•:.\<• -h,: tall «•..• :t, Mr. Wade Men £.stat,. to the warn : 1 heard a vniee from 11r:+real '88.184 ra•ato me: Front henceforth hi •,•• t a e. tete 4 t 1 tt to are to lir' Lod, o8"* ...Alta the ,'t+a'• it, t •r they teat front tha•ir My) s. Ile thee stepped tower 1 last I :tee,. 1 .•• ereemer, who murnlurislth.' Coi!•,tv,•1; erre>f LOWS VICTIM, ;,'rice .n ;les' to Death on Friday. :-1.; a, w.l AT LAST Alf E1tl.i: L'ix• e,is:r,lerer t'aerx the Grieve Xing oI r. -r. or, IaeatIt. \\ itt% a stone -An .inert Pei tie.,11)e.atlt in Six .Minutes -flow Ile La..t Night on Eartle•>.,tn Anneting Parting Prete 111. Wife, 3. 13iro:tu •. halt -brother, the 11'v. Oswald „vetehe.,, Au•l cot%o, Bushell looked at it l:ireleil, dvui,r . bints,18 to a,1 a ;idlers today attcl gin*his head, saying he did not with acrdst yvvrday, 85(8•111 sari to 18383'.) :;prat alt any food, On second thought, however, he of Tuur day night iu pray.'r. d • ti"ov'u• fell to and ate heartily at the egos, and R son. t 8 . tattler of firs Dire tall i e;•usb j 1 shield 0000 nt toa54 and then puibed tho with anxiety about hes dnt;tt .a'r. ami 1 ilea tray away from him. Then be began to again cent word ,'s Mrs, West Jaae 8 iia sea- prepare himsolt for the gallows. 111' put on turn to England Immediately trltlt bar s1. - his white Avenel shirt, with coat nod rest ter. Mr. Stevenson is very well situa'ed as over it, having previously asked Turnkey t0 pirperty and there is 00 +*anger of 1><,s, i Forbes t, see that this was replaced after Birchall ttaating foranything, The newipa,• rs are unanimous in sparoviug the action exacation by t white starched shirt, with of the Cote than authorities !a enforcing the neater dull Rio' I,ulcttArX s rxnlGRs>w taw 80 the letter in D.:eaa11'e vaso. 13IRCHALL'S LAST WIGHT. lest( expressive prayer. lea t8l9be lltfi lut0rvdotr With Ills Wite- leenene, elm ven<ris jailor% n111 nis (r-•!l'-t.•'111rai'e. - rilr. t'allousness. 1.85 I. gds whee Thou shalt cattle tit ja lge, .. • Tault a .i treble err,. The dual interview between Birchall and it re rill hat alrealy it twined the jail ,1114 silo as 'i?hur day night began vial:.., 'relies than he dfl n.;t poria i:+ *mkt ea., at 7 'Mark mut lasted. till 1:15 a. in. they any ,t.tt:nent up.an the sa'atroid, tine tel lid `tit ]>rslay meriting. It was very nt- n.•t (make any reference to his case at all.. fectit'g, 1)41'114 the Aro hour( watched wore to•etuer the were closely watched • " = E WELL • $ After ki•,iug the prisoner the rr,•:,.a e'm'it- - by a guard, and Rev. W. 11. Wade, the a �" « e p u 1 1- 1'"'! back, (lin llaugmai drew the Week cap ris seer a epirittud adviser, wale in the core vu•rep a 1. e y • ;t es oven, Rha with hire, amus talo e.:u , shank rider in which the day ectU, where the in - v d t h e coral 18.81111, tvntia hiru Birchall remari:fu� words s *. %%inch ushered the that fo r J11eCtatol•s could not c *eb; "(.r- 0*• . t@1•Vi@w wean!reel, {R Bi @d, t1 the in- ':::'' k i uiIty soul ofthe guard noble' Mrs. Birchen that the in- i= Gyps old elan, for (clod's sake do your work ; torvre.v must close. She commenced weep• +.;,.. J t1 b n I8ogivald well.'' Bsrcllall befane itis il'v. '.1r. Wade then began the related of ' ing hystel•ie �lly and kissed her husband a ileal Judge at t+:26 the Leri':, Prayer, the executioner maautfine number " times, Her last t ��1rds were: en in. on.ft�riday.,adju.•lun the��rope. At the w,•rds:'`Thy F eiti•up,"fi dBirchillreplied; Good-bye, will be done, the exocutloner pulled the . freariul black caP cord which re'eased the weig a and lo, be was palled down ()VIM the murders I.IROITALLSUM UPWARD. ere, face three! .A. drop of ten feat wet allowed the weigh t, minutes before As he d se elided the victitu', height stretch- 1 this fell moment, ! ed the ripe taut, The body turned partially liirehali's eye , r' aur 1, and the knot under the lets ear was saw 111 lovely a 1'13318111 daseernible, The executioner gently murelug for the i tZt1'nee the ha IS with the face to the wall season as had over and stepl.ed hack a couple of feet to examine dawned under a his work with a critic'tl eye. R3v. Dir. Canadian ; 14 ads ceutinued his reading and the words TITE At'ExGER sky. I u t h a t� `'U, Lard, with whom Heath the spirits of Inst lffe-look, none could detect the , those departed sounded with preternatural amu:,y of terror endured by the brink of the' clearuees. For 3,:85 minutes atter the drop gray+., and there unlet have been atony I fell the hely showed signs of life at inter- when under the lovely Canadian sky the i vale. His neck was not broken, death bafng felon first sate the ghastly ,elves --the seas- due to strangulation. The heaving chest, fold. the dangifn rope. the assembled !rely i the drawing togetber and then relaxation Nervy to the last. his Pact was set, though of the muscles of the arms and Legs showed very *,ala, and his lips were tightly cum- t that life was still present. The executioner caught hold of the feet and steadied the dam;lingman. At Beef exactly, two min- utes after tbe drop fell, his pulse was felt by Dr. *1cCiurg and was beating at the rate 08 60 pulsations to the minute. For 11} min- utes longer the body continued to show signs of life, and 2;e, minutes later the doc- tors pronounced life extinct. Hisspir.t had gone, if for weal or for woe is known but to One. l•re,sed. Ile fearlessly and steadily gazed at the downcast faces of the men who were to wItu: s his fate, then cast his eyes to the clear vault above. His step was firm. His attire c.,nsisted of the dark suit he wore at the trial, stripe," pants and vest and black box coat, while be wore a white fizunel shirt, black stockings and patent leather shoe;. He had only a few minutes . before been shaved and his hair was nicely combed. THE FUNERAL PROCESSION emerged from the jell at exactly 8:10i2. Prior to this hour, Public Executioner Rea- ctive bad cooly adju•ted the paraphernalia of death, and had then re-entered the jail. Here he "prepared" the condemned roan by pinioning his arms behind him with a leather strap. Birchall not only submitted cheerfully, but assisted, as far as be was able, tbe executioner in the task. Rev. Rural Doan Wade, who had put on his sur- plice, was present in the cell. THE CONSOLER, Then the procession started and the 175 spectators, to whom the waiting and sus- pense became almost unendurable. saw Rev. Mr. Wade, Birchall's spiritual adviser, warring at the head of the procession, and in solemn tones repeating the death service Children Cry for, Pitcher's Castoria. SPEEDY AND ALMOST PAINLESS had been the execution. The body was al- lowed to remain hanging for 12 minutes longer, or about 18 minutes in all, and as it hung there the sun rose higher and higher in the clear dome above, and there fell a silence that was the benediction of a pitying God upon his sinful child. At 8:44 the body was cut down, and it was removed to a cell in the lower corridor to await the in- quest. When the black cap was removed the dead man's face was found to be but slightly .discolored and calm and unmoved. The windpipe was almost completely flat- tened. The usual formality of an inquest was gone through with. After viewing the body, the jury adjourned till 1:30 p.m. in order that A POST-MORTEM examinatioa might be held. This was con• ducted in the presence of the local doctors by Drs. Mogay, Odium and Mearns, and was o: the most through description. The examination showed that the gallow's vie rim had DIED BY STRANGULATION, but there were ample indications to show that Birchall suffered no pain. Ile must have become unconscious immediately aft er the cord was pulled. The pesterior liga- ments of the upper verteerre were parted slightly, but not sufficiently to separate the spinal column. The heart was normal and the stomach empty, with the exception of a slight fluid'. The kidneys were partially congested, liver normal. The brain weighed 5O% ounces. The developweuts of the head, however, anything but bore out the repu- tation which Birchall had obtained of being a man of culture. The unanimous opinion of the doctors present was that his learn- ing was superficial, that .while he was a close observer of tine ordinary affairs of life, £tis faculties were not those of a man of learning: At1 the jury were assembled and the doctors reported the result of their post- mortem, finding that- the deceased di -d from strangulation combined with shock. John lteginatdiiircllall, the victim of Fri- day's tragedy, was born, according to his own 'statement, on February 25th, 1SO0, and was therefore just 24 years, five months and 21 days old, filth .ugly ho might easily have passed for 30. His fattier was the Rev. Joseph Birchall, Rector of Church -Dirk, near Accrington, Lancashire, Euglaud, Rural ])ern of Walley null Praetor in Coen - vocation for the Arclydeacoury of 'Man- chester. et?1T tR E5 1;11}iidf•'fllllitj' ' f lane u r t} u-; THE PARTING SCENE. She was then escorted to the foot of the stairs, where she waved her hand to her bus - bead. In great contrast to the leaviog of his wife was that of Birchall. He gave signs of little emotion; in fact, as stated previous- ly, the parting with him was as if one was about to go on a journey of a few weeks' dur- ation, instead of one which was to end for one of them fn eternity. During the inter- view Mrs. Birchall presented her husband with a plain gold locket, in which were her pdcture and a lock of her hair. This he wore with him to the scaf- fold and it was buried with him. hits. West -Jones, who accompanied her sister to the jail, did not remain long, merely bidding Birchall good-bye through the bars of his.celldoor. While Mrs. Wes: - Jones was seated in Jailer Cameron's office she caught sight of the block and tackle to be used in the execution. She inquired, "What is that horrid things" and, as if divining its use, cried. "Take me away." She was removed to Turnkey Forbes room, where she recovered her composure. A wOStAN'a nerstrENOE. Birchall, in the presence of theagony of his wife's grief, broke somewhat from his former callousness of conduct. After Mrs. Birchall parted with her husband for the last time on earth, Rev. Mr. Wade entered the cell, and remained with Birchall through- out the night. Birchen had announced his intention of remaining awake throughout tbe night and the rural dean shared his vigil, and together they sent up prayers to the throne of divine grace for pardon. Birchall expressed himself perfectly satisfied of his salvation. Meantime,: in -the corridor below, the. hangman was peacefully reclining on a lounge, with the sound sleep of a babe but the snore of a traction engine. d. REGI (ALD =MALL. At the age of 14 lie was sent to the large public school at Rossall, in Lancashire, but had not been there very long when his father died, ]saving all his children, how- ever, pretty will provided for. Birchall was allowed to remain at Raman until1Ss1, when his guardians removed him to a large school in Reading, Berkshire, Three years longer the lad remained at Reading and then went up to Oxford. Birchall's career at Oxford was a lively one, and there he began to lavishly spend the money which his father had left him, and which would have been safTic'eut to have supported a man of moderate tastes. BIRCHALL'S CRIME. STS LAST BREAKFAST.' Birchall had early in the evening asked the cook to take him supper at 12 o'clock,, e h eh was done, but as he was then with his wife it could not be served. He left it -untested, but fed some of it to the black cat, which remained with him all the time. Birchall ate nothing until 8 o'clock, when It is unnecessary to review the case, the facts andcir•cumstances being so well known and fresh in the minds of all. A mere state- ment of the crime for which Birchall suffer- ed the extreme penalty of the law is sufU- C'ent. The body of F. C. Benwell,ayoung Englishman Birchall had lured to this country iu order to swindle him, was found stiff in death, with two bullet wounds in the head, in Blenheim swamp on the 21st Feb- ruary last. Step by step the murder was traced to Birchall, and fixed by incontro- vertible circumstances as having been perpetrated on the 17th Feb. The finding of the cigar case marked "F. C. Banwell" was the first accidental clew to the identity of both victim and murderer. and the evidence presented during the four days of the trial leaves no room for doubt that the guilty man was the surprisingly unique, cool, audacious prisoner whose doings have been the theme of the papers for the past few months. HIS EXECUTIONER. His exectuioner, Thomas Radolive, stew- ard of the Sunnyside Yacht club of Toronto, is fair complexioned, of medium height, with large piercing eyes, and of determined appearance. He was no novice at the work, having been principal executioner in titres . other Canadian cases, and assistant at 18 abroad. His last was his most successful. His picture, along with that of the long, black, strangling rope twisted into the form of a B, °eminences this sketch. When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. When she was a Child, the cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castor's.. When she had Children, she gave thew Castoria. ER,A.T.) AND I ;.A.p1 . . -.- .-.-'TVxNERE TO BUY - rhe Best Goods for the Least Money. We carry the largest stock of STOVES and TIN WA E is ir, t mt. and We sell thele at the lowest possible price for cast). manswztacum In Hall and Library 'staph we are showing to elegant display at right prices, All kends of Table and 1-Ia4ad -amps at wholesale lances, Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. 1rt CROSS -CUT SAWS we are showing . all the latest all _t <'ading patterns and makes. Five different pattrerns to choose iro:.). 4.=$—A, large stook at prices that defy eompetitioi*. As usual, a full stock of general Hardware, Paints, Oils and Glass In baud. Agents for the Celebrated 'Raymond Sewing Machine. ,+a ,+ .iF, S T T BROS. WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY T The Most Economical Stove The Best Heater. & Perfect Baker for Pastry( or The Best Stove anal 1+lua Bread. 13 0o f Person Good inUte estr n, .Q ti a Call and see this and outer first-class strives:f1\un E 4,7 C. Gurney Company for sale only by WILL T o LL ANt . CENTRAL Drug Store 1 A full stock of all kinds of Dye- stuffs and package Dyes, constantly on hand, Wivan's Condition Powd- ery the best in the mark- et and always fresh. Family recip- es carefully prepared at CentralDrug Store Exeter. THE PEOP3•Ife :1I*1TAiE--People matte a salt mistake often with seriktta retinas when they neglect a constipated condition of dm bowels. Evolving that Darden 13lo..1 !littera is au effectual mire at any t•t age of oonstipattou. does not warrant us m neg• leafing tenute it at the tight 'titue. Le'e it now. x .� The fTe uE' n breath, remitting iu from Cutn• till can bo remaved by a few application of Nasal lDaltn. Every sufferer should give it n trial. Sold by nil deniers. TOUR SALE OR TO 1114;NT. A first class frame house on \rleon•st. One fifth of an aere of land. Tho hn811a> con- tains 10 rooms: hard and soft water. Tereus easy- Apply to Wu.Iiowern. Exeter. 'FIRED W.1!'AI RCOS1B, Provincial Land Surveyor and Civil E - G -7-X ESR, 33ITO., Office, Upstairs, Snmtrell'sIlloek. Exeter, r•nt 0A11 FOR SERVICE. W. SNELL, of lot 15, con. 7, tsborne, will keep for the improvement of smelt, n tboro'bred Chesterwhite boar. Terms: I at 111110 M' service. 5 NOTICE. dl Brea and Neu! STOCK OF GROCERIES AND CONFECTIONERY Just arrived at the family Grooery. Also Pure Extracts and Spices. raiiongli N Abeautiful piece of glass— warebeagiven away with oris lb. 1 0 G 0 TEM BEST YET ! THE CHEAPEST YET THE BIGGEST YETI Overcoatings at any price ; Suit- ings at any price ; Pantings. at any price • Best Ordered Clothing produced in Exeter Gentlemen 1 leave your orders sally, for with the best staff ,of Tailors ; the best stook of Fine Trimmings, andthe best Cutting in Town, yea aro sure of satiafao- tion_ S. GIDLEY, (Successor to C. & a, Gidley)1 OD1FELLOWS' BLOC Mayell's Baking Powder. Dashwood Boller Flour for sale. Call and examine our goods before pur: chasing elsewhere. G. A..HYNDy1AN. DO YOU WANT TO BTJY FURNITURE AT LOWER RATES THAN SHAUN GOODS -ARE USUALLY SOLD -- -TILER OALL AT- EIGIDLEY' -ONLY FIRST-(:,LASS-- .eli.ableG e o - ' At Prices LoWtir that so -ca, led Cheap Eonses can give Undex tak e gg in ani • it Branches. Ela.. a7. F T\TELL:.