HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1891-3-12, Page 5'`wasu" • RT ars- 5°'�T. D►�4,
. ...-,�••2222- • "
OF A BURIED MU,ttOH AT -WtU E,
BAR,RE,, PA,
It May be a, Tract let.s!y •et Staaes Trema•
sure, and #t iteay no only as Attempt
to Oet as leew Donee* From taredulens.
lk'aop1e--'flake Dux., Choice,
il'i It srsBwia--, I.... March 9,• --Tire First.
Fr*Uc t. Brow; nrriage feetery at 1'ictou
wits burnedon Wednesday nights.
Old vrsatber•prophetspredict that needga- Wsing over her leg broke it in. We tray
tion irill be'opened. at Sault Ste. Matte early places.
n sa4, Ministers, lawyers, tesobsrr, sad others
Itt is understood, that the Dominion PerliaMinisters,
moat *jibe ogled for the des etch of bassi- whose ocoupation gives but little execrate°,
p
nets on A ril 29 p should nae Carter's Little: Liver PiIIA for
billiousneas.
Es-d3d.I.aurentand 'S1r, Archibald Cas-'terpid liver arta One is a
in Try them,
>�. ENV S+.NOT Eti3
attoM
Val)*
A young daughter of Mr Kenneth 11foLeod;
o! fasefortb, fell at a load of saw logs tile.
other day, and the hind bob of the sleigh'
National Bank of Pittston hasreceived a let- sits, a Pr'omiuent merchant, died suddenly m Mr Plenty Allan, of Hsrlook, in Hallett
ter from Spain, signed by a priest, stating i Montreal on Friday,
thetownship, had laic hand *.ached between
t a vase sum 4f money is buried same During the past seven days there were 3o two care at the depot, necessitating the
wil
era in this wicinfty. The letter says that failures in Canada, against P,7 fug the Corte amputation of *owns' engem,
one of the most favored of the courtiers of ; spondiilg week last year. Severe frosts and freezing bleats must
e c
Prof.K. J
L,
Jones, tah
er of English lit -
i
tbe late Alphonso was given a large scan. of era re iu the Royal fluter College, Kings -'come, then come hook bites, with sweltio g.
money, said -to be a inilliou francs, wane th° ton died on Wednesday. y ,Itching, burning, for which St, Jacobs Oil
Eing was on his deathbed, in return for the • is the beat remedy,
perfo .ranee of a dyiu„ wish, The Queeu The health of Sir John Macdonald is re -
was jeatoas of the courtier, and at ' ported to be so well re-::,tablisbed that it eras Ur Joan. Dial{enzie, of the 4ib con of
the kinees death instructed her ambassador expeeted be would attend?: Cabinet meeting o
Curless, was attacked by a ivebalat a ere a m
on 3to nday. one day last week and ren ivied severe iu -
t`s arras: tore courtier for stealing a cash box juries beingtrampled under the feet of th e,j€"t.1IIr3IInT a .*..whey of jewels from this Probably the oldest man who voted in
nfaraated rute, anaaivang a fracture of
p C•at a•l : tart l;hurs aey was William Gunner
Pakten Ile find to America and buried the of Hamilton. flit. Gunner tette years age. 'he ries and being otherwise injured•
treasure, but returned to Spain and was air- fie is getting feeble new.
Dyspepsia in its tweet forma will yield
resterd and put in prison, avh°re he *sod. The IAmerican to rho use a[ (*.tar's Little Nerve Pale,
is reported that English and
plaus9f the Dina} where the treasure wae. capitalists have purcbased the Porcupine, ;aided by Carter's Little Liver Pini, They
buried were in a satchel, which was taken? Badger and West End :aver .nines, near; not °Diy relieve present daatress but
by the tribunal, wleo, root knowhig of the Port Arthur, for $10,Gtlil,Otl). strengthen the stomach and digestive
cotaterrt . offer to discnfb1 the wit on pay Ain 1'. Benete;tn, of Globe Tab eceo re- apparatus.
ttaent of coat . Tliepriest *alta tor money to'- Iiovrti, til fad or', i3 waning superhuman ; The :3rd $attalioaa
(Karon) will go i to
exertions toget the people interested in the camp %hie Pun:inter. It is thought tlw camp
pad tdreCaste and obtain the satehol andOxus.+sill be located at Wtadeor, Lieut Colette'
crcetiou of a beet sugar factory,
THEY IGNORED HIM. c Hon. GalC ]f'rkeu died I ed suddenly Setae- Coleman, of Seeforab, on account of con,
day waraini; 1% wasono of ds'iraix'p aimed ill health has been eompele
1 e Iranar Got '.tad and sire Institutionzens and stips:udaary egn. nmor A J R no
•
moat re omen cition r 1 oaeed him
Inst 525,000 is t: ,nec.tuoncn. ',, magistrate of Manitoba aurin;, the Feuiau As Neil :delver, second eon of Neil McIver
Batman°, *Marcel 9, --Tile will of do assn ; Laid, sr of G�odericb, wee coming home front
Scoville, ex -mayor at tine city, was eamiteed Gen. Goodwin, who leas twee �santed by ,,school the other day be had his foot run
to probate to -day. It alevieu necharities, di Hitt lice sin e µu4 ti n witlr [lav teenier of .g y
over by a wagon and ball broken, whale
million of dollar:[ to ; u 1r, Ont„ sumo time endeavorin to piek un a tiller,
clounlies, eaucetional luetrtutiene and in ago, one arrested on Friday °lett near . :1tr .lnens Overholt and Mr George Goble,
private bequests. Amongst the church be Uttin-a. ;of Zurich, sawed, split and piled lire and
questa es ,:;:lee to' the Roman Catholic Church James- N. Tienry, the defaulting Ero luso three-quarter cords of maple 'rood in tee
lyvelety of Laenyille, Canada. A 625,000 rnerehaut, of l'bn'batn, Ont„ ba, been ar short spnce of Uiree hour.) aaa eight nth -
gift to the Gulfalo line Arta Academy was ° rested in the city Of llexice by an0 of Pink- utee, They are a pair of smart toy's. What
revolted a few days before elle Scoville'* ertou's detectives, at tiro iustruce of the 'el Paabwoad now ?
death. The history of the revocation is a 13an4 of 3.1untreal, Now, siva ereeer'4on-To the purifier;ion
,curious one. About a, ruontlt ago Mr. A \ le sur, Kite., +iesnetelr say. John of your blood, for cit no sea'en is the body
feeoville sent seine statuary to the 1'[µe Serneut tla„t and fatally wounded (;zpt. ate eeseep.trble to tine benedte to be derived
Arte 4t.cedean , but no ac3:nowledg.aeut of Theaxdw'e 11°illianras on the straaatbeat lliber- from a good medieine. as in :tierce. herd
the ;He was made; then be eutforLialauc'yer nraonSunelayerearnn• Capt. Witiian was and ;stay. 11ood'a Savaparilla is the
a //MVC of Canada. People'* favorite aprin& medicine, It stenee
tied had tbe coaled peoplframed. The dilators They 3000 whn was killed neer Yarun%ntth unequalled for purifying the laved, curiuli
net,* of rhe Academy a people lai$.2.740). tbe iu-
atitntion out of a clean air.' theotlr+ r inortnin„ ou the L. al P. S. branch Foroftal9 salt .belays, rte re utatiug the
1 •ti 1 Peter 'kidney* Arad liver repairing nerve seance,
eaking the nroAresa o
it.+ rutnomc a F diaesse said restoring
The Atha tbe div[• ions of the township at Caister :bas.the .afflicted 'nuts
to a naEnral, healthy
deny truteoe give as an excuse that the i
Seuvllle is raid to have said, '"U these people of the G,1, R, bas
.fit!' dianed!Ke,..nattl00py It brllio*s lttate- of,
*he lrstan est thea **red by nsitig Carter'i
ktat reLiyer Pa11a; No pain, griping or div•
le4Rlprt atten!iieg their use, Try then. -
DARK AND: seneo;AH--Dark and sluggisb
4eseribes the •condition of bad blood.
Health) blood its ruddy and. bright. To
ear* bad blood end oonsegnenoea, and to
secure good blood and ire benefits in the
safest, surest and best way nae Burdock
Blood Bitters, strongly reoommended by All
who lase it as this beat blood purifier,
been Ie error ar , i a ,
3draiitlau, by his nephew, air. Deegan ale- ,,strengthening and invigorating the whole
don't think etouirh of a gift T *and them to (;ill. jr., of(#lanaroralt, ,body, as well as oh f
.Cknowiedge it, why they need net have guy 1 that a ballot box of ane of ecnte and chronic ,
more" Babe changed the will. T
been stolen. If this is true it will make it aooudrtton• 700 hale neTer tried Hood's.
aS it fo our "e .snit medicine," do
statuary Caine just after the regular nioutbly
meeting and tboy were waiting for the next
meeting to make the otlleial acknowledg=
snout.
Ata lupe Old Age„
CAl xno;a, Starch McKinuou,
mother of Chief d1eKiuuoa of Hamilton,
h teres ed 6S years. Mfrs,
ditlleult to ascertain whether Carpenter or y araapart a r y p
a1s!elleton was elected. leo this season.
airs. Philip Horning of Brenta got up ap-
parently as well as usual and atteuded to her
household patties until 10 o'clock, on Satur-
All Men
young, old, or middle.aged, who find them
day when sho took a bad bendache and four selves ner,oue, weak and exhausted, who
hours later she died of cerebral apoplexy. are broken down from excess or overwork,
A very fine specimen of the tiger Cat VAS restating in many of the followingsymptoms
For 30 Days
FOR CASH.
Come See Prices
We now otter Stook, Tinware
rand Stoves Away Down.
eta
No 9 Tin Boile.a (made from best
Bradley tin) each,..... , .... , . , 1 5
1� qt Tin Pails, (do), each '20
10 qt Tin PAN,. (4101, each, rim,,,, 25
12 qt Tin Pails (do). 4 for..:.. ,., 1 00
12 qt Tin Pails (ala), rim, 4 for..., 1 50
Steamers 30
Stove hoards all sizes, 1 00
No, 9 ilrtllient Peneneular Cook
Stove ................ 14 00
No9lVood,Cook. , ..,...,1i 00
Fine Art Royal Coal Stove 00
l;ritliant Noyelt) " . 14 00
Second hand 1Zadiant tIotne Coal, 8 00
One 5 dole Northwest;ltaudard- 20 (10
2 J•+xteudedReserviors 20 00
4 Gallons Coal Oil, , , . .. , 70
" Water White100
Chestnut 133aeicsmtt11 Coal
diem ere yesterday, aged. y ,Mental depression, premature old age. loss
2&cKinuota came to (:*nada is 1$19 and shot TownsCeaatl near the Black e the iu the
settled with her husband in Vaughan town- Township of li int.) r, It is the largest
of Tnenay, loan of tnemory, bad dreams,
animal of t'ne kind. that Iran over leen seen dimness of sigst,.palpitation of the heart,:
ship, York county. The 1dcKinuon houao-
stead was one of tiro rallying points for the
sfmpatblzers of William Lyon Mackenzie
during the troublesome time of 1837, and
d as
subsequently the farm was claimeroc-
tori' lands by the Church of England, and
foo relay years the case was before parlia-
ruent, but finally the title was made good.
Only two of airs. McKi non's family of nine
in that section, and weighed over forty emisaiona, lack of energy, pain in the kid -
pounds, net's, beadaohe, pimplier on the face or
The Contents of Cbrevier's clothing store body, itobing or peoular sensation about the
of Winnipeg, were burned on Sunday night, scrotum, wasting of the organs, dizzineer,
Loss, seven or eight thousand. Benneltct's speaks before the eyes, twitching of the
photograph gallery overhead was damaged enuselea, eye lids and elsewhere, bashful -
about $5W. MacFarlano's store was also lie's.depoeits in the urine,loss of will power
damaged, tenderness of tbe scalp and spine, weak and
Fire brokeout in Thos. Fenby'agreenhouse, flabby musolos, desire to sleep, failure to bo
survive leer -Chief McKinnon and his sister. Alvinston, on Friday morning totally de- rested by sleep, constipation, dullness of
David McKinnon, one of the sons, was at stroying it, also burning the frame kitcben, hearing, loss of voice, desire for solitude,
which n as torn down. while burning in order excitability of teaepor,aunken eyes surround -
to save a fine brick residence. Loss, a500; ed with leaden circle, oily looking skin, etc.,
small insurance. are all symptoms of nervous debility that
(en, Benjamin P. Butler, iu an interview lead to insanity and death unless cured.
rhe spring or vital force having lost its
the other day, assumed a warlike tone to- tendon every function wanes in coneequeneo
wards Canada. Ile says as this Dominion .hecto who through nbuao committed in
4 I"laIti.0r1ELll, D., Mareb $.-Delicate little cp-llnotbu aegnit'ndaa a gift nor bg purebnso, ignorance may be permanently cured.
lllary'1'hurnton, a blonde without a drop of it hos to be conquered,annd that it is a itch Send your address for book on all diseases
prize worth a war to obtain, peculiar to man, Address M. V. Lebo)), 50
At an early hour on Sunday morning the Front St. E., Toronto, Ont. Books sent
premises of Hess Bros,, in • Listowel, were free pealed, Heart disease, the symptoms
of which are faint spells, purple lips, numb•
nets, palpitation, skin beats, bot flashes,
rush of blood to the head, dull pain in the
bead with beats strong, rapid and irregular,
the second heart beat quicker than the first,
pain about the breast bone, etc., eau posi-
tively be cured. No cure, no pay. Send
for book, Address M. V. Lenox, 50 Front
Street East. Toronto, Ont.
one time a prominent lawyer, and Alexander
McKinnon was editor of The Hamilton
Banner and was elected V.P. for West Elgin
stile early age of 28.
Wedded to a ituvly Negro.
negro blood in her veins, to -day married
black Austin Thornton in this city. The
groom, though of the same nacre, is not hot
relative, end is unlike her in every way. Ye , entered bymaskedmen, who tied and. gagged
IS it burly, repulsive negro. Squire J, J. the watchman and set the factory on fire.
Miller married the pair. Then they walked Before the watchman succeeded in freeing
arm -in -arm up the street before thousands himself and giving the alarm the entire;
of citizens, establishment was destroyed.
A Vitriol Thrower Arrested. The Newfoundland Legislature's address
J:a:snit'J , L.1„ March 0. -Thirty Polish in reply to the Governor's speech spol,e some-
cI+}akural.c;rs from East NewYork, raided a what warmly in regard to the stoppage of
the negotiations for a reciprocity treaty a ty with
nen-union shop here to -day. They 8111118—.. -thee > tatand to the matins vivc to +x Frortx
in the doors and proceeded to destroy the
the Governor's later statement it *papa eyed
stook. The proprietor, who tried to restrain that there was misapprehension on the for -
them, was assaulted, and one of tho party subject,tc ask a Luttle of vitriol from his pocket anti Frederick ;Squires of Dread Cove and his
threw some of it on the storeke•ep it's little servant, Lizzie tiosoworthy, were frozen to
date:alter, burning her in a terrible manner. deadh near their home at Broad Cove, N. S.
The fiend. was arrested. Ile gave his nacre They were driving to a neighbor's when
as Frank tango, they missed their way in a storm and drove
No Joking :t Prayers.into a g.tlly and were unable to extricate
themselves. Tho horse was also frozen to
Ruche., Company A, United States Engineer
NEw Yon!:, March 9. -Privates Meyer and death. The girl was 24 and the man 67 years
of ane STANLEY nooks -Stanley hooks are now
Battalion, stationed. at Wiliet's Point, are
suffering respectively with a fractured skull
and a half severed tongue.
A week ago they attempted to interfere
jokingly with a comrade, Private O'Rourke,
• who was praying at his bedside, when
O'Rourke seized a poker and struck Meyer
on the head. Ile dealtKucher a blow with
his fist under the chin and Kucher's tongue
being apparently between his teeth, that
menrver was nearly cut orf. O'Rourke will
be court mnrtialled. The men will recover.
florae Nails
Steel Nails
(.'ora Iron
No 3 Daisy Churn ...... .
2 60
2 00
2 00
500
GROCERIES, SUGARS,
ErgAs.
TolizT SOAPS -full Hae --Electric,
:11,11544U, Loudon, Diguau,
Stu 5r SitINS, If WES, \Voab Pze1uio, 3TC,
1EGGS, at'0tOLTRX, sir YRADR,
Exeter Roller Flour on hand at
$2.35 per cwt.
JAS. H. HOWARD, W. H, MINOR,
Proprietor. Manager.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When sheaves a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she ening to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
"Our Mary" luakes a Stir.
L0NO0N, March 9, -Miss Mary Anderson
(Mrs: Navarro) has created some stir in
theatrical circles here by advertising the sale
of sell her stage dresses, theatrical scenery
ii" and stage properties, thus confirming the
announcement that it is her intention to
a° retire definitely from the stage.
A fire broke out ou Sunday in the station- as common as couehs and colds. To ge
ery department of Mr. Lotus Fortier, St, rid if the latter use Hagyard's Pectoral
James -street, Montreal, and spread to the iBalsam, the best Canadian Dough cure for
adjoining premises, doing damage amount- hildren or adults. It cares by its soothing
ing to over $40,000. Mr. Fortier's loss is
$32,000; R. J. Wilson, tailor, $5,000; James
Baylis & Co., $0,000. Mr. Fortier has $24,-
000 insuraUCe and the losses of the other
firms are all covered.
Thursday afternoon George Prentice, a
well-to-do farmer near Brownsville, wont
out to his barn and deliberately shot him-
self through the heart with a revolver.
Prentice went out and voted in the morxiing,
and was not thought to be any way derang-
ed. He recently rented his farm and pur-
chased a residence in Brownsville intending
to take things easy for the future.
The "midnight mechanic" got in some of
his work at Granton the other night. Ber- f
nerd & Clark's blacksmith shop was entered
by the window, where the necessary tools
were secured, together with a revolver and
Two Met Death. a few other articios. Mr. J. E. kurray's
MONTItEaL, March 0.—An uul;:uown.xnan
number of silk handkerchiefs and other small
healing and expectorant properties, every
form of throat and lung trouble, pulmonary
complaints. etc.
Wm, PEMBERTON, Editor Delhi Reporter.
A NATUaAL ['menu—The liver ants as a
filter to remove impurities from the blood.
To kegsit in perfect working order use B.
13 B., the great liver regulator.
I need two bottles of Burdock Blood
Bitters for liver complaint, and caa clearly
say 1 am a well women today.
Mrs. 0. P. Wiley, Upper Otnabog, N.R.
Feeler Roller Mills.
.11.PININIS.L.,
—FDA CdS� D01
We will offer for THIRTY DAYS the following goods
at Great Reduction in price for CASH ONLY ---
X-CUT SAWS, AXES,
LAMPS,
AMPS, %ll[JtT ilGOODS,
COOK and PARLOR STOVES,
TINWARE of every DESCRIPTION
SLEIGU BELLS, SKATES, STONL,' BOARDS, ET(z..
BISSETT BROS.
1\T B -we must ask those having accounts to settle to do SO at once -B B
MARKET IMPORTS.
Wheat , • 98e. to $L01 per bush
OUSELLING PRICES.
Flour, Strong Bakers'. $2 75 per 100
do Beat Family 2 50 ,.
do Low Grade 1 75
Bum, ,.. 80c.
Middlings .. . • . , 90c.
.
Screening ,. 1 00o.
Chop .. ,.• $115 to 1 25
English Spavin Liniment removes al
hard, soft or calloused Lumps andBlemishes
rom horses, Blood Spavin, Curbs, Splints,
Bing Bone, Sweeney, Stifles, Sprains, Sore
and Swollen Throat, Couggs, etc. Save
$50 by use of one bottle.. Warranted the
most wonderful Blemish Cure ever known.
Sold by C. Lutz; Druggist.
store was the next place of operation. A
was killed to -day at Dorval by hying rut
over by a freight train on the Canadian goods weretaken and the loose change in the
Faci&c Railway. - till, a little over a dollar,
Joseph I'auport, to Grand. Trunk Railway Aboutthree weeks ago Mr. John W. Chap -
brakeman, was
hapbrailIeman,:was run over lay tho cars at Hew- man, sen of [sir. Ephraim Chapman of; Cain;S-
iniugfor d. , ILe was taken to rho Notre Dante bellville; lefthOme via 0. P. H. for California.
Ilcisiaital to--cliiy, w•hero he lies in a critical On the way he was taken ill with inflain-
at
u
.t
tt
tt
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY T
Chop steno running every day.
"TE1UXS CASH.
TIM EXETER MILLING Coy.
MARKET REPORTS.
ExETEa
B0dWheat
Spring "genet...
Barley ...
Oats
Clover Ssed
Timothy •
Poas
Corn
!eggs
Butte)
Planrp a rb b 1 ..
Potatoes,por bushel
Apples,per Dag
DriedAppioepr b
tieose per ill.
Turkey per lb
Ducks pet Ib
Ohickonsporpr
Hogs,dreesettper100
Beef
Hiriesraugh, ...
dressed ..
Sheepskins oriel
Calfskin},
Woolperlb
l3ayperton
(inion anerbur(1•
Woode ercord
NAPOLEON'S a[mAD—Napoleon's head was
of peculiar shape, hut that did not protect
him against headache, Sick headache it, a
common and wily dist-towable affection
n'hiolx may be quickly removed, .together
with its cause, by the use of Burdock Blood
13itterp, the nevor•friiling medicine for all
suds of headaches.
EDITORIAL EVIDENCE.— Gentleman,-
sour'lagyard's Yellow Oil is worth its
ieeight in gold for both iuternai and exter-
nal use. During the tato La. Grippe epid-
emic we found it a ;most excellent prevtive,
and for sprained limbs, ctc,, there is noth
ng to equal it
Klit01ITe Or LABOR, -The Enigllts of Labor
nim' to protect their members against &nen-:
cial difficulties, etc., Hagyard's Yellow Oil
protects all who use it from, the effects of
gold and exposure, such as rheumatism,
neuralgia, lumbago, sore throat and all
ieflsmmatory pain. Nothing ,compares
with it ae.a handy pain cure for man and•
beast.
eoxidittnn. motion of the bowels and had to stop at Van—
-
Death of a• Nowsp:tp coils or, 13.0., where he died. ilo was about
or. in tin,. 2;a years of age and unmarried and for some
QUEBEC,. ani:Mauch J.-- tips. Jernes Carrel, years was.engaged in' Halton as a public
and ro proprietor of '1 'ho Dar Tele- scChex in which profession ho was
editorp 1 school tea..
graph, died suddenly The'de-
ceased,
- He was also anon -commissioned
last bight.
ceased. was well and widely known as a.. officer in 20th Batt.
Government Detective Murray has been at.
Milton for a few days, having been instruct-
ed by the Ontario Government to enquire
into the circumstances of the Brothers alleg-
ed forgery case near+there about a year ago,
with a view to commencing extradition pro-
ceedings. He is satisfied that the charge
against Joseph Brothers is fully justified.
The case will be pushed, and Brothers will
probably -be on his way back to Canada very
8000. He is now living in Califor•raia,
newspaper man and had been president of
both the press gallery of the Legislature and
the Associated Press of the province.
To Be Liberated.
H.tsrtLTON, March 9.-A meeting of the
creditors of Rich & Robinson, the Bradford
bankrupts, was held atthe Royal Hotel " to-
day to settle • at 40 cents on the dollar, cash.
Rich' & Robinson will be liberated as soon as
tie funds arefortheoming. :
The Most Economical Stove, The Rest Heater.
- Perfect Baker tor Pastry or The Best Parmets" Stove and Squally
Bread, Good
for a Person in Town.
,g
• 97 to 100
-» 95 to 0 08
- 40 to 0045
»• 45 to 46
▪ 425to465
••• 1 25 to 1 30
»• 65 to 70
•» 0 40 to (,1
• 1410 )4
so 14
•▪ •• 09to5 16
• 4010 040
▪ 1COtolu0
-, o Oto 0 50
.,. 005to0u6
-. 07 to 08
-.. 0 06 to 0 07
... 025to030
,•. 6 00 to 62.5
.., 400 to •u 21
200to250
• 350to390
▪ 060 to 21
▪ 050t005G
118 to 021
,,, 6 G0to6 00
• o50to005
250to300
ST: MARTO e
PallWheat .................................... 006 0 99
Spring Wheat ............................ 0 03 0 96
Panay
' 040045
Oats 042x44
Clover Seed ............... 3 75 4 25
Timothy .., 125100
Peas
0
2
r -
Call and see this and other first-class stoves from. B.
& C. Gurney Company for sale only by
OLLAND
Eggs....,
,. 0 60 0 63
18010
Butter 12 0 13
Potatoes per bag •••.•• •••-•••••••• ••• ••••75 95
Apples per bush 0 50
Wool per lb 20 020
Ray porton
Bran per ton
Shorts "
Oatmealperbbl
Hogs, dressed per 100• 5 00 to 525
CENTRAL
Drug Store
5 50 6 00
..14 00 14 00
....20 00 20 00
600700
LONDON.
Wheat.1.00 to 1.00 per bus. Oats, 460 to
46e per bus. Peas • 63c to 660 per bus. Bar-
ley,alting. 50} to 57c per bus. Barley Feed,
49e to 480 per bus Corn, 6ife to 670 per.
bushel.
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.
TORONTO.
Toronto. Mar11 -Wheat Spring -Iso. 2, 87o
to 88c per bus; red winter, No .2, 990 to 100 per
bus Manitoba No 2 hard,102 to 1 03, No. 3, 050
to 96c ; PEAS 70c to 720 per bus• OATS 52c
to 53cor bus. FLOUR, extra, 83 90 to '13.90
per bol; straight roller. 64.20 to 84.40
sarongbakers, 24,00to 64.10. BARLEY, No 1,
430 10 490 ; :N o 3 extra 510 to 53c; No 2, 589
to 59c.
For Over Fifty Years.
Mils• 1Yr stow'sSeorriton SYRUP has boon
used by millions of mothers for their children
while teething. If disturbed at nigbt and
broken of your rest by a sick child suffering
and crying with pain of cutting teeth send at
onoo and get abottle of "Mrs, Winslow Ts
Soothing Syrup"
for children teething.
will relieve the poor little sufferer irnmediatel y,
Depend upon. it, mothers, thorn is no mtstoke
os regulates the
rP
abouttt: It cures Dtarho , g
Stomach and Bowels, cures Wind Colic. softens
the gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives
tone and energy to the whole system, 'Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for children teeth-
ing is pleasant to the taste and is the presorib-
tion of one of the ieidest and beet female
physicians andnurses in the United States
Prroo.2.5 eeute a bottle, Sold by all druggists
throughout the world. Be sure and ask for
"Mas WTzoo.ov : Se0taiNG SYRUP."
Children Cry Crfor Pitcher's Castoria'
.
ILOUPTZ.
COO. ; -a
One Door South
of Post °face
—HE RAS—
A NEW AND COMPLETE
—STOCK OF—
Boots &
Shoes.
Sewed work a speciality,
Repairing promptlyattended to.
GEO. MANSON,
N ()TIC H, .
_Fresh and ,A' -u'
STOOK OF GROCERIES
\ND CONFECTIONERY
Just arrived at the lentils- Grocery. Also
rStPure Extracts and Spices.
a:Alonglo i�N11: A beautiful piece of •lass-
p g
ware given away with one Ib.
1Vlayell's Baking Powder.
Dashwood Roller Flour for sale.
Call and examine our goods before per:
chasing elsewhere.
G. A. HYNDMAN,
0
z
t"1
H
o DO YOU
WANT TU BUY
ro
TEM BEST YET !
THE CHEAPEST YET
THE BIGGEST ST YET
Overooatings at any price ;, Suit -
ins at anyrice ; Pantings
�' P ,
at any price.
Ordered Clothing Best Orde g produced in Exeter
FIRST-CLASS
FURNITURE
AT LOWER RATES
THAA SHAM GOODS
—ARE USUALLY ,501,1)---
—THEN CALL Ali`--
DLY'.
--ONLY FIRST-GLASS-
1G-ooc
At Prices Lower that so-Oas,
led Cheap Houses can give
Gentlemen ! leave your a.days early, for6nde��
Undertaking in
all if
with the best •staff of Tailors ; the beat 1
stook of Fine Trimmings, and the' best
B h
Cutting in Town. you are sure of satiate").
tion S. GIDLEY,
rand es.
•
J
SELL.
(Suooassor to C, t S..Gidley)
ODI)FELLOWS' BLOOM