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EXETER., BUSINESS MEN..
A, List of Some of Those W'hO
Axe 1n It•
wHB1iE To SSCQBEt}NeitRCEDL+'„'ITED BARGAINS
--ANT OF THE; enesaexszue wore. PLANT
THEIR AnvsunSEDIENTS IN TSIs PAPER Atte
THOROVGHLY RELIABLE.
In the present artibfe the aims to pre-
sent to our readerss aketobes of some of our
leading business firma ; the advanced come
anion of our mercantile trade and the keen
and healthy competition which prevaila 'in
all branches affording to the buying pnkel°',
great advantages, Every line of mercantile
industry is represented by enterprising
bloomed men and as a consequence of the
indecements they offer to the people, a
large volume of local trade has been devel-
oped. The stability of our business men
has made Exeter known as one of the roost
preseeroua towns in the province. Few
tos>i ars have undergone greater itnprovemet.t
thatatas Exeter during the past few years.
Situated in the midst of a rioh agricultural
country its trade is permanent and silb-
etantial, bat what gives to the town its
chief advantage is lta redhead' connections
and superior markets. The educational
'interests are representarl by a oom.lete
system of Public schools. The number end
character of the elonreh edifices indicate
the religious zeal of the people. The town
la well batilt, with vide streets and business
Monaca of a. snhatantial ohasaefer; among
witloh aro porno very h tndsome brick blocks.
The town shelve a steady progress ot which
r
Bud.
feel •every resident shouldee n
J A STE,WART.
R.. Pecoteure
A business that will come in for promin-
entmention here is the well known and,
populargeueral store of Mr Richard Pickard.
`.1'uis gentleman is successor to the firm of
Samwell & Pickard and has been identified
with our morehtit interests tor
a number
of years. The store is recognized as a
leading one in this section,; and enjoys e
trade extending over the county, and offere
advantages equal to city houses. The cow -
=tedious double store is filled with. a stook
the Rick of the markets, and bought direct'
'from the mannfacturer'and leading whole-
sales. The stook omnraces general dry
goods, millinery carpets, hats & caps, boots
& shoos, groceries ete. It pays to deal
there.
Dr. O. Lew:.
This splendidly equipped store is recog-
nized as one of the leading drug bnsiuesees
el this section of too oouutry, The store
is simply all that expelieneo stud eajrablr
management can make it A. large au:l
well st•lec,ed stock of pure drugs, drug:tiats'
sundries, the leading patent medicines,
books, stationary and sellout supplies are ou
band.
Mas. SPICER,
It is now about a ye as ago eines Mrs
Spicer established. She is mi accomplished
milliner and has built up a splendid trade.
The ladies find there the most stylish
millinery. fancy goods etc.
This gentleman icons of the moat enter.
prising of onr merchants, and in hia buei-
Peso the toe lots it Dry floods Stove which
e fors abet ttal;es to the p cede. Established
two years ago, tin+s ensieese is known f•.r
the keen: eornpetitiou it has created and
the cousequeut superior heroine it offers
111r Stewart is so expert buyer and to this
does the store owe its sueeest. By keeping
s'keeu watch upon the market. whenever a
bargain is offered 10 the Caeli purchase of a
bankrupt stock be gets it, and thus his
pnstetuers profit. ;giro atoro is titled with
dry goods, clouting, hats & oaps, gents'
friruisiiiugs, bads d shoos, etc,
It, N. Rowzt ,
The Exeter furniture wareroome Mr R.
N. news), proprietor, are con over this
sa etion of the country as one of the cheap-
et,t and best places to hay furniture in thus
or adjoining co^tutie.e. Mr Rowe has been
establilehed a number of years. He is
thoroughly practical and experienced in the
furniture trade and in the beat position to
meet ttne wants of the public. lie orrice
a 1i/etches dealt bought from the best
noaouftteturers stud whether it l� in the
purebase of the finer Osseo or the more
common grades of furniture, tine taste and
means of any misnomer can be suited. The
stook embraces all kinds for the parlor,
dining roam, bed room and kitchen. Un-
dertaking reerives oa-eful attention and a
large patronage is enjoyed. fiehas on
hand a find !testae, a full line of easkete,
coffins, robes and all kinds of funeral
supplies
3. P. Ross.
This gentleman is cue of 1'lxetor's most
enterlrrlring merohante, and the steady
grown( and progress of his business is an
indication of genuine, mercantile eutorprise,
He occupies one of the finest brick stores M
the town. his own property, and is in com-
mand of a targe trade. The continued grow-
ing popularity and increasing trade of the
business is evidence of its Indite. An
energretio merchant and capable buyer, Mr.
Ross is in the boat position to meet the
wants 4f the publio. His fine oommodioas
stere is filled with an excellent stook, the
pick of the markets, embracing staple and
fanny dry -Goads of all kinds, hats & caps,
gentsfurnishings, clothing, gt ocerios, boots
& shoes, etc. The store is city -like in ap•
pearanne and is constructed in the most
modern style, largo plate front, etc. It is in
every way creditable to the town and enter-
prise of its proprietor,
EXETER ROLLER BOLLS.
Exeter possesses the advantages of one of
the beet equipped and best eonduoted roller
flour mills in the • province. The mid is
owned by ;Messrs Brown & Emery and la
under the personal ma=agement of Ur.
Emery, Purchasing it about. a year ago the
firm bave made a new mill of it, • having
refilled it throughout and added a new set
of machinery of the lateat improved full
roller process, with 125 barrel capacity.
Noted tor the superior quality of flour large
shipments sere made to the old country and
maritime markets. Farmers come bora for.
utiles around for gristing, and the" mill has
also created an eeoenent grain market, 8
hands are employed. .
J.P. CLABRE.
This splendidly equipped store is well at
the front in the mercantile interests of
Exeter. Notwithstanding the keen competi-
tion of the dry goods trade be has steadily
gone forward, and enjoys to a large degree
the confidence end patronage of the people.
The store is .well known for haridltng a
superior Klock. llbr Clarke being a careful
buyer and in deasiug there a customer ire
always certain of receiving the best- value.
The store is 0.114 with dry goods, clothing,
hem & cape, boots a eltoes, groceries, wall
papers, etc.
WALL Fos a t\n
CARLING BRoe.
Beeler is favorably known to the outside
world far the stability of the majority of
aur leading' busnwse institutions, The
estiet•listannent which is the snbjeet of tide
sketch well hears ont this sl Moment The
'
Wetness is one of the pioneerpioneer=stit=ttons
of the town and far upwards of a cone ter of
a Dentary has speedily supplied a large
portion of the community with their neer-
eentlle warts, and the reputation of The
HOMO has al vasa been synouyntoue with
fair and upright dealing, The Hanle
Carling is a familiar ono to Canadians and
the interprasiug gentlemen composing this
fir n aro nopitnwa of the all Jahn Cariiug
of London. The establlahtnent occupied b
the firm 'is a eommodiun' double store. city,
like in appearance, coutrally located. and we
have no hesitation an saving title mammoth
institution is not surpassed by any estab' ish
meat excepting in IInndou in Western
Ontario. Here the people fled all the ad-
vantages to be load iu the cities. The firm
bite to au advantage for caslt direct from
the manufacturer and leading wholesale
bo=ws. and the large stook of general
reerehaadiso which fills their store is all of
fineet quality and no trash, One side is
devoted to etude and fancy dry geode of
all kinds, millinery, ladle,' and gents'
fnrnishinga of all kinds, hats & asps, boots
& shoes, carpets etc., and the other side to
groceries, hardware, crockery, trunks,
valisee, leather eta. Dress ;taking is done
on the premises which department is under
competent management, and very popular
with the ladies.
FRAYtE.
Mr P. Frayne who 18 Ono of our old es-
tablished harness manufacturers, has always
enjoyed the confidence and patronage of
the public, from the foot that his shop has
always been noted for taming ont a super-
iorctaasof harness, enjoying the advent
ages of long oxnerienco. lie is an AI work.
man. Ev rytbing to bo found in a Seat Blass
harness sleep is eu hand.
3. SENIOR.
Wo have no hesitation In Raying that
this is ono of the best equipped and best
conducted plotograpbie studios in Western
Ontario. Established over a quarter of a
century. Mr > e for has kept the etudio to a
uniform high standard, and i$ a photngraeh.
or of more than ordinary ability. All classes
of work from a cabinet to the most elegant
life size portrait is done, enlarging, eto, To
see the work is to appreciate it.
B. A.. Pomace.
This gentleman has been establiebed about
3 yesra,and has met the wants of the people
in a manner wbioh has won the confidence
and popularity ot the public. He thorough-
ly understands the business and conducts it
in an enterprising manner: Tho bakery is'
noted for turning out a superior quality of
breed, pastry, end a speoi•tlty is made of
Supplying weddidga, etc., in the oateiing
line. A. ohoioe stook of confeotionery,fraite
etc., always on hand.
CAPT. KEMP.
Oar review would be incomplete without
reference to the popular business of Capt
Kemp one of the town's old end esteemed
citizens. This gentleman has for a num-
ber of years done a large part of the' insur
once bnainess of the community and is an
agent with whom it is a pleasure to deal, and
is prompt in all transactions. He repre-
sents the leading Insurance Oos. S. S. lines,
town G. T. R. ticket agent and Librarian
of the Meohanict' Institute.
WEEEEs Baas.
This enterprising firm is - recognized
among the leading granite and marble
ntannfaaturers,in this or adjoining counties.
Messrs Weekes Bros, are skilled ani praoti
cal workmen and by turning out a superiov
elate of work have acquired for their buss.
nese a deserved popularity. They " manu-
facture all kinds of monuments, headstones
eto.,'and import tnuoh of their stook, u.ing
the famous Sooteh Granite.
T. Weems
Is one of our long established, substantial
busieesa men whose business will come in
for Tominent mention in our review, Mr.
irii n established in the jewetery business
her' about 25 years ago, since which time
his business has been uninterruptedly be-
fore the puolio," doing a large trade, and
its deserved popularity attests .'itt,. merits.
He is thoroughly conversant with the
jewellery *trade aided by long experielioe.'
His well appointed store contains an emit -
ant stook, the fine oases being'filled with
the best watches ',clocks, jewellery, spectac-
les, silverware ete. The stock is bought.
for cash; and 'customers may rely upon the
best value, spectacles are fitted to the eye
free of oherge.
Mus, Gnomes%
Thin well conducted Fancy Goods Store
is very popular with the ladies, and doing a
good trade. The stole is filled with all
kinds of fancy goods,'eationseitaples, ladies
and ohildrens' furnishings.
J. H. Gnsivs.
9.a the days grow longer the sun grows
stronger, and the wet and Blush, that follows
are the sure forerunner of cold in the head.
Nasal Balm instantly relieves and perman-
ently ouree.
DARK Atm sauualsrr.--Dark and sluggish
desoribes the condition of bad blood.
klealthe blood is ruddy and bright. To
Isere bad blood and •oonsegnencee, and to
seonre good blood and its benefits ba the
eafest, surest and best way use 13.urdoett
Blood Bitters, strougly recommended by all
who use it as the best blood purifier,
For 30 Days
FOR CASH.
Come See Prices'
We now offer Stock, Tinware
and Stoves Away Down,
S els
No 9 Tin Bnilets (made from beat
Brailey tin) eaeb, 1 75
10 qt Tin Pails, (do), each 20
10 qt Tin Pails, (do), each, rim.. , 25
:2 qt Tin Pails (do). 4 for 1 00
12 qt Tin Pails (do), riga, 4 for1 50
Steamers.-- ....... . 30
Stove Poerds all sizes 1 00
No 9 Brilliant 1'enenattlar Cook
Stove . , 1.4 ((0
No 9 % ona, Cook . ... .... . 17 00
Pine Art Royal CoalStove...... 20 00
l;rillittntNovelty " . . 1 4 00
.
Seeond hand Radiant -Home Coal.. 8 00
One 5 hole 'Northwest Standard.. 20 PO
2 Extended Reserviora...,..,...,. 20 00
4 Gallons Coal Oil..... , ... 70
ii 41 Water White,. 1 00
Chestnut Blacksmith Coal
S? =.!'.1sT2:'?.
li;arse ;voila.... ...... 2 GO
Steel Nails .. 2 ell
Com Iron. 2 60
n 2 U0
No 3 Daisy Churn........ , .
This sketch re,ere to one of Exeter's
young business men. He carries a flue
stock of slaves, tinware, dairy supplies,ete„
and is i'+a command of a large trade. The
besmess has rapidly grown awl is eutitted
to ptotninent mention It is a little over a
rear ago since Mr Folioed joined the ranks
n o tm
f nrmea ns
hat andl'fi b�
is el ua t old
1
q 1
experience and ability to make a success of
the bnsi'esx, which he ltas done, and built
up a good trade The atom has acquired
the reputation of being one of the best and
cheap( et places to buy anything in the line
carried in the comity. , well seleatod stook
of stoves is always on handl also all kinds
house fu' nishtnes, titoware and copporwarc,
ruannfaotered ou the promisee, also dairy
supplies, brooms, brushes, wringers, astern
pumps. etc. ,11r Fotlarel is an Al workman
and ewes special attention to all ki=ds of
job work as roofing, eavetroughing, eto.
A. flesiasos,
Our popular tonsorial artist has bears
established a nnuahor of years having aiwaya
eonducted lila business in a first class man -
oar ande' artist being an Dxpurienned a fret hon en,:
joys n good trade, no sue ever left this shop
without being satisfied,
3. Timm
The firat-elass harness and boot & shoe
busiooas carried on by the above hawed
gentleman is at the frout doing a good trade
and deservedly premier with the people. Mt
Treble is ante. pr sine and keeps hie business
up with the theme and turns out a superior
claw 01 wont, be hue always on hand a fire'
elm stook of harness and boot & shoes and
is now offering special bargains to make
roam for spring mock.
SeRLr. linos. & Co..
We aro pleased to note the suooeas of this
auterprisiug firm in the recent important
industry they started last summer viz :
Pork parking business. They have already
built up a good trade and provided every
facility for properly carrying on the business.
lu the work of curing and packing pork they
lave the servioes of Mr Day, practical pock
pucker. They slaughtered about 1000 bags
p too commencing, and intend putting a
traveller on the road to work up their whole.
sale trade.
VERITY8' PLOW WORRa.
In referring to the manufacturing inter.
isle of the town, we will first refer to the
above named., well known, institution, the
Verity Plow Works which is recognized as
ono of the leading industries for the mann-
facture of plows in Ontario. The firm
established 85 years ago, have made
a su000ss .ofthe business and have year by
year steadily carried IK forward and built a
trade which extends from one end of the
Dominion to the other, being the largest
shippers of plows to the North-west. The
reputation of the Verity plow is a guarantee
of superior excellence. The firm is a pro-
gressive one and their efforts have always
been in the direction of extension of thei'
works and improvement of their produce
Their premises are extensive, consisting of
large works embracing all the different de-
partments of work, show room oto. all of
which are lighted by electricity manufactur
ed on the premises, and in which some 30
hands are employed. Recently this firm,
with characteristic enterprise; purollased
the patent right for the manufacture of the
justly celebrated Thom's Sulky.Plow admir.
ably suited to their Ontario trad t, also two
new patterns of American Sulky Plows,
just out. aro being manufactured 'by the
above firm. In a two Farrow Gang Plow
the firm are getting up for the spring trade
some valuable improvements which farmers
should see before purchasing elsewhere.
F. J. KNIGHT.
It is now about a year ago since Mr
Greive established, .and to joining the
ranks of our merchants he was welt qualifi-
ed by experience and ability to make a
sticoess of Ms business, which is altisted
hie growing popularity "anal ncreaeingtrade.
lle is an excellent cutter and keepsfa good
stoe'r, embracing foreign and domestio
tweeds, fine French worsteds, etc,. Also
genta' furnishings.
JAS. N. EDWARD.
In reviewing the business interests of
Exeter Tam TI.IIES is pieaeed to note the
success attending the trade and growing
popularity of this general hardware, stoves,
tinware and grocery institution. It is now
about a year since Mr Howard established
He has made a success 01 the bueinese, has
a large and satistaotory trade. The sterols
under the management of 1Er W Ei Monour.
The stook le an excellent one, large and well
selected. The shelves are filled with all
kinds of shelf and heavy hardware, builders
tents and materials of every description, the
best makes of stoves and all kinds of house
fnruishinga in tin, iron. and copperware
mattufaotured on the premises. The grocery
dept is stocked with a complete line of all
kinds of choice family groceries, provisions,
fruits. eto
One of our most successful business places
is this well known and popular general
grocery and liquor store. Mr Knight estab
Relied here a few months ago and aided by
his long and practical experience he has
been very succesnfui in building up a large
trade, the results of handling good goods
and fair dealing. The grocery departmen
is stocked with a full line of choice family
groceries Theliqunr dep't contains the
best brands of till kinds of liquors.
O'NEIL's BeexiNG HOu9E.
We wish to devote space in our review to
the popular.bank above named, which is
recognized as one of the solid financial in-
stitutions of the province, Mr O'Neil estab-
lished in 1877. ' A general banking bn4i
nese iu all its branches is done as the sale
and exchengeof foreign and domestic drafts
mony loaned,' interest on time deposits, etc.
W. E. CoonENouit.
One of the latest acquisitions to our town
is this splendidly equipped drug store, es-
tablished by Mr Ooohenour 4 months ago.
A. thorough goiug young business man
a skilled chemist and druggist he is ws1
able to keep his business abreast of the
times. Ho has secured an excellent stook
of everything to be found. in a first-class
drug store: The store is neatly arranged
and attractive.
Blsszee ends,
Dutiug the many years this business has
been before tho public it has always done'a
large share of the hardware trade of the
town. It has been under its present man-
agement 7 years. Thofirm boy to an
advantage direct from the manufacturer and
wholesale houses and handle alarge and
well selected stock emb:'aoing'•all kinds of
shelf and heavy hardware, blaoiismiths' and
carriage makers' supplies, stoves, tinware,
eto ; also paints, • oils, 'glass, halls, wire,
cutlery, eto,
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Cbfldren, she gave them Castoria.
STANLEY noois—�Sta^nley books are now
as common as coughs and °olds. To get
rid of the latter use Hagyard's Pectoral
Balsam, the best Canadian cough cure for
children or adults, It cures by its soothing
healing and expectorant properties, every
form of throat and lung trouble, pulmonary
complaints. eta.
Wm. PEEBtraTON, Editor Delhi Reporter.
A. NATURAL FILTER—The liver acts as a
filter to remove impurities from the blood.
To kerp it in perfect working order use B.
li B., the great liver regulator.
I need two bottles of Burdock Blood
Bitters for liver complaint, and can clearly
say I am a well woman 'to -day. '
Mrs. C. P. Wiley, Upper Otnabog, N.B.
GROCERIES, SUGARS,
rTIlaAlS.
TOILET SOAPS --full line—Eleetrie,
;Russian, London, Dignan.
Slaege Slues, Frees, Wool. Prooem°, Rye.
EGOS, POULTRY, IN Teem.
Exeter Roller Flour on hand at
$2.35 per cwt.
JAS. R. HOWARD, W. H. MCNCHR,
Proprietor. Manager.
KARIM REPORTS.
EXETER
ltod Wheat »•i
Spring Velma t,-
earmy ...
Otte
Olovor Bled
Timothy ' •.•
Peas
Dorn
eggs
Butte* ..
Flourperbbl .,
Potato eleper bushel
3ppies,per oag
OriodApplespr b
(loeee Porth.
Turkey por lb
Ducks per lb
(hickensperpr
Roga,dresaedper100
Reef »•
Ridesrongh, ...
dressed ,
iheopskins each
Oalfakina
Wool perlb
t*ayporton
•lnloneverbneh
Wo0dperoord
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, Cougqs, etc.' Save
$50 by use of one bottle. Warranted the
most wonderful Blemish Cure ever known.
Sold by C. Lutz, Druggist.
NAPoLEoE's nsen—Napoleon's head was
of peculiar shape, hntthat did,' not protect
him against headache. Sick headaobe ie a
common and very disagreeable'' affection
which may be quickly •removed., together
witb its cause, by the' use of Burdook Blood
Bitten., the never.failing medicine for all
rode of Beadnohes.
EDITORIAL EVIDENCE.—.Gee tlemen,—.
;Your ' Uagyerd's Yellow nil is worth its
weight in cold for hoth internal and exter•
nal use. During the late La Gripne epid-
eniowe found it a'tnoet excellent prevtive,
mil for sprained Iimbs, etc., there is uoth-
2n ; to equal it
Kisumu o' esmon-The Knights of Kisumuer
aim to protect their members against Satin.
oial difficulties, etc., Hagyard's Yellow Oil
p"otects all who use it from the effects of
oold and exposure, such 'se rheumatism,
nenrnigia, lumbago, sore throat and all
itlflamma ore pain. Netbing compares
with it as a handy pain cure for man and
beast.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria
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ft!AT REDUCTIONS
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• --FOR CAI!- ON&'
We will offer for THIRTY DAYS the following goods
at Great Reduction in price for CASA ONLY ---•
-OUT SAWS, AXES,
LAMPS, and LAMP GOODS,
COOK and PARLOR STOVES;
TINWARE ofeve1'y DESCRIPTION
SLEIGH BELLS, SKATES, STOVE BOARDS;
BISSETT
BROS. S
N B—We must ask- those having accounts to settle to do eo at once --B B
••• 93to00'l5
o (t ;
••• 40 to 0045
»• 42 to 43
• 425t0441.
••• 1 25 to 1 30
» 4
U 403to t0 41
▪ 14 to 14
.,, 14so014
• OotoA'0
»• 40 10 0 40
•» 1COto1110
... 0 410050
..• OO5to006
•- 07 to 08
... 0 00 to 0 07
... 025to080
». 600 to625
». 400 to52.5
-, 20010250
• 350to390
», 060 to 2n
▪ 060to056
018to02n
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$ 00 t o 6 On
• o so to 0 05
• 250t0302 to
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Fall Wheat 093 0 94
Spring Wheat............ ...... ., ....... 0 M3 0 94
Barmy i'0 46 0 50
Oats ......... ................................ 039'41
Moyer Seed ...... 3 75 4 25
Timothy ........................... 1 251 a0
Peas 060063
Rees.. .................:........................ 18 0 15
Rutter 12 0 13
Potatoes per bag 75 95
Apples per bush ........ 0 50
Wool per lb 20 0 20
Flayperton5 50 6 00
Bran per ton ▪ 14 00 14 00
Shorts '• " 20 00 20 00
oatmeal per hbl.... 6 00 7 00
Hogs, dressed p or 100. 5 0010 5 25
• LONDON.
Wheat. 95o to 97e per bus. Oats, 42e to
43e per bus. Peas ,63e to 66a per bus. Bar-
iey,81 tlting. 501 to 67e per bus. Barley Feed,
48o to 48o per bus Corn, 611c to 67c per.
bushel. _
TORONTO.
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY T •
Toronto, Feb.24 —Wheat Spring—No. 2, 95e
to 95c per bus; red winter.No,2.1 OD to 101per
bus Manitoba No 2bard,102 to 1 03, No. 3,95e
to 960: PEAS 70c to 72c per bus. OATS 45e
to 46c per bus.. FLOUR, extra, $3 90 to 53.90
per bel; straight roller. 114.20 to 54,40;
strong bakers, e4,00 to $4.10. BARLEY, No 1,
510 to 63e ; No 3 extra 510 to 530: No 2, 580
to 580.
Easter Roller Mills
The Most Economical Stove. The Best Heater.
APerfect Baker for Paetry or The Best Iraets' Ste and
EquallyallY
Bread. Good for a Person Town.
1IARKET REPORTS.
Wheat .. 95c. to 96c. per bush.
OUR SELLING PRICES.
Flour, Strong Baker's, $2 75 por 100
do Best Family ' 2 50
do. Low Grade .. 1 75
Bran .. ,,, 80e.
Middlings .. .. 90c.
Screening .. ... 1 OOc.
Chop ... el 15 to 1 25
• Chop stone running every day.
,TERMS CASH.
THE EXETER MILLING Coy.
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Call and see this and other first-class stoves from. E.
& 0. Gurney Company for sale only by
WILL FOLLAND
CENTRAL
Drug Store
For Over Fifty Years,
MRS. WINSLOW's SO6TIOtNG SYRUP has been
used by millions of mothers for their children
while teething. If disturbed'iat night and
broken of your rest by a siok child suffering
and crying with pain of nutting teeth send at
once and get a bottle of "Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" for children teothieg. It
will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately.
Depend upon it, mothers, there is no mistake
aboutit. It sures Diarhoea,'regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, cures Wind Collo softens
the gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives
es
tone and energy to the whole system. vire
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for children teeth-
ing is pleasant to the taste and is the prescrip-
tion of
rescrip-tion.of one of theeldest and •best female
pbysiciaus and nurses in the United States.
Price, 25 gents abottle, Sold by all druggists
throw bout the world. Be sure and asit for
"Mita INaLOt' ..SOOTuING SYRUP."
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, Exeter.
C LUTZ.
1
CIO (Chio MIAS SU
One Door South
of Post Offico
----HE HAS ----
A NEW AND COMPLETE
—STOCK OF --
Boots &
Shoes.
Sewed work a speciality,
Repairing promptlys;ttendea to.
GEO. MANSON,
NOTICE.
.6 l7r'esh and .New
STOCK OF GROCERIES
.AND CONFECTIONERY
Just arrived at the family Grocery. Also
1 Pure Extracts and Spines.
A' beautiful piece of glass—
ware given away with one lb.
Mayell's Baking Powder.
Dashwood Roller Flour for sale.
Call and examine our goods before pur:
chasing elsewhere.
G. A. HYND MAN.
W IrWYilIIM 1;
DO YOU
RANT TU BTJY
AT LOWER RATES
H T HA iV SHAM GIOC.O S
—THEN GALL AT—
GIDLEY'S
THE BEST YET
ONLY FIRST -CLASS -
THEE CHEAPEST YET
THE BIGGEST YET
Reiiable GoOdf
Overcoatings at any price ; Suit-
ins at anyprice Paiatin
p gs At Prices Lower • _ r`
that SO Ceti-
at any price led Cheap Houses
can give
Best Ordered Clothing Pr
educed in Exeter '
undertaking in �69
ifGentlemen 1 leave your orders early, for
with the best staff of Tailors ; the best
e Trim ''n
En
sleek of Fine mt a and thebest
g,
..
Branches.
4
Cnttingin Town. yea are sure of subsist.
S. CSI
DLEY,
'(Suocessorto C. & S. 014114)
0DI:FELLO7VS' BLOCS
Ai.. J. 'i74,A,
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