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t)asltwood.
Esters -Picnics are the order of the
dey at present. The sidewalks on the
Stephen side have undergone repairing.
We would be pleased to see the gay
mute fellow suit. --.Mr iL W iliert tree
been on the sick list for some time.
He re able to be up again. -11Irs Tait,
Of Parkhill, has been visitiog friends
in our :'silage. -ter and Mrs 1. Cook,
are it present at South, River, Parry
Sound. Mr D. Staeblel. of Crediton,
was in our village several times last
weele.-One of our practical tailors put
up his shingle this week. --Un Monday
last Dr L< F. Outten sold out to Dr go*
Loughlin, .of lieneall, Dr Outten in-
tends to leave Qua trip to the .North
West, While wewish hint, every success
wherever he may go, we would have
been pleased to see Dr Outten stay
with us as he understaude hu profes-
sion thoroughly, --reeves Ratz and
He s. of Stepben and Hay respectively
welki iu our village last week to re-
ceive contracts to improve the TeWn
Zino. The contract was let to Mr cite.-
Cormick, --The crops have gained con-
aiderably since the rain on Wednesday
and 'Thursday Iasi. -On Thursday last
Mr II. BolrStean raised his new barn.
S1dea were chosen lay yieesre W. ITOel•
ker tend ti. Nadiger, Both sidea got
along pretty well but Ur W. Welker s
side got it good start and leek was in
their Iavor.•- Ilev R. M. Bean and wife
arrived et Dashwood oR Friday even -
lug inst.-Mr ti, Silber. of Crediton,
Was in our village !asst Thursday. -one
evening last week while two of our
young leen were m creditor the t'nab.
tort Was stolen or nlapleeed from the
buggy while in the shed. -Mrs Ruby
is very ill et present,
Smoot, P3c.fo.-••-ia at Friday the
Daitwoed and ,Slackbush schools held
a union picnic at the Bend. The day
was beautitul and the rain on the vire'
vious day bad settled the dust, making
the driving pleasant. rhe people
turned out pretty Well and a rouging
good time wee spent. After reaching
the Send two swings were put up and
a place cleared for the diener. Then
a sumptuous dinner was spread Out by
the ladies and all eat down to eat a
hearty meal, After dinner was Oyer
arraugementa were made to play a
foot ball match. As the lrhipka school
watt there is was arranged that ,1lstnls-'
woad and Shipka boys would play a
gent° for en hour. The Shipka boys
seemed to feel pretty* good bat they
found that the »ashsvooal boys are not
so easily defeated. All through the
game it could be seen that the bisalt.
wood boys were having the advantage
although not able to score. with the
exception of one time ; but just as the
ball was almost through the goal one
of the Shipka bakes touched it
with his arm and then the ball passed
through. As far as we are acquainted
with the game this should have taunt-
ed a goal, but tate umpire calleda foul
andwhich the Dashwood boys were not
sueeeeatul ;n scoring sea Flame, After
this ;jlo more games were scored and
the :game according to the umpire's
decision stood 0 to 0. After the game
was over came the races. Some money
bad been Collected for the occasion
and the following is the prize list t. -
Boys Race .--]2 to 15-D. Beaver, G.
Snider, EI. aoflman. 10 to 12 -Al.
Cook R. Baker, J. Livergood. 8 to. 10
•--W,'Kleinstiver, C. Eidt, W. Wink•
enwetter. 6 to 8, Boys and Girls -ti:.
Eiidt, S, Kraft, M. If teinstiver, Girls
Race --No 1 class -C. Bean, A. Miller,
N. Wagner. No 2 class --M. Rader,
M. Willort, A. Draft.
PATRQIT* Op' INDUSTRY ll'ZE1 TINO.- Uhl
Monday eyeninglast a P. off. meeting
was conducted in our school house by
Mr F. G. Bennest. There were quite a
number of patrona present from other
lodges, but the people of this section
did not turn out as well as was expect-
ed. At about 9 p.m. the meeting was
called to order and Mr A. Bean, eleote6
as chairman. He then introduced Mr
Benneat to the meeting. Mr Bennest
spoke for about an hour touching prin-
cipally upon the mercantile trade, and
then on the salt combines, etc. Altar
Mr Bennest was through with his
speech he sang a song entitled, "The
boy behind the plow." Then au EOort
was made to organize a lodge, but only
some two or three were "willing, and
thus the second meeting held in this
school came to an end without any
successin organizing, Mr Bennest
will be in this vicinity all week we
understand.
CREAT
Clearing_Sale
J. . G EIVE
Is going out of busites, and
his iflnleu5e stock of
rine Tweeds & Worsteds
must be sold at Qnce regardless of
cost,. ,Now is the time to buy
cheap Suits .or Cloth by
the yd. Note prices,
Set/tell Tweed Suits for $11; worth $1.41.
Fina Worsteds for 514 worth 520.
Fine all -wool Tweeds at doe. per yard.
This is ill shoddy goods
sale, as the stoke is
NEW GOODS
and the best patterns.
Remember we guaranies a
sure fit or no stile.
Call and /nspeci our Stook
J. H. GRIEVE.
Exeter Music Store
PERKINS & MARTIN.
we have eanstantly oa hand a large display
Df the beet
PIANOS, ORGANS,
SEW.iNcl MAZ.1111NES,
1IICYCLF,S tend
z, Ar.41Slc'AL INST IMENTS.
Peri ons.ntielnatink tho purabaso of ana-,
thiRis in the above lines will do well to £all at
the store. We itusrantee satiefaotion. and
prices would reipectf lir sok this feaiQ=and
see our stock It is as Sue as will be found in
guy city MUSIC store.
N..---1g4:nts for all kit:dsQf agricultural
nibs
STAND:-•Fansou's Black, Exeter.
13'.
,.., T...,.�_NIGH
zn=.4.x..EEt xsr
1+'anoy and Steeples Groceries,
LTQT_TuRS,
VIEir4UUS, TOlt. VCO.
(Dow located in easel's old stand, traiu•st)
For flnoat Groceries And Teas,
Ile aura to call endue me:
Por in the corner atoro, i n \tneo's'block,
You will find wo box* the finest stook
Of goods that people dally use.
Our rens and Coffees and our Spice.
also keep in tfine--both elm and nice -
And those who've purchased au ht have found
Full sixteen ounces to tho pound
Upon tho shelves you'lt always rind
Canned meats of every sort and kind;
Molasses too. and honey sweet.
and;zrrup thatcannot bobeat
Dried Fruits and Raisins, sweet and clean,
Fine Cheese and Butter may be seen,
And Olives, Cation. Sauces and Oils
Put up in bottles of all styles;
In fact everything your heart could wish.
From sardines up to salted fish,
All kinds of brushes. brooms and rope,
Baskets, wash-,•Dards. tabs or soap.
Wo will soli you cheap by lots or weights,
Or trade forproduce,Douitry and sag:.
George CCaaling, Shakespeare, died
recently, aged•79years. He migrated
to Canada in 1832.
During a thunder storm Friday mor-
ning a herd of twelve cows lying in a
field on the farm of P. Bower, between
Gait and Preston, were instantly killed
by lightening. Loss about 5500,
At Woodlands, Man., on Thursday,;
a lad of 17 named Patenton shot and
killed Mrs.' Godfrey, sister-in-law of
James Tudgell, the boy's employer..
Thee top of the womon'shead was blown
oft: The body was:dragged to a well
and thrown down head first. The
rn.rderer confessed and is awaiting
tial•_
WRY STRUGGLE -Why straggle with
exhausting diseases when ' you may be
promptly cured by the use of nature's
remedy -Burdock Blood Bitters -the per
feet cure for. dyspepsiabiliousness, oonstipa
tion, sick headache and ;a11 forms of bad
blood from a common pimple.; to the worst
scrofulous sore.
LIRE PAitALYere-"For years I suffered
with my back which sometimes became as
if paralyzed. I suffered awful agony for.
months and could not sleep, but now, thanks
to your Burdock Blond Bitters, I am strong
again, have no pain apd can work well, eat
well, and sleep weli."-Mis'Eanimerton, 23
Charlotte St Toronto.
Itch cured in 30 miuntes by Woolford s.
Sanitary Lotion. Sold by C. Lrrz.
English Spavin Liniment removes all
hard, soft orcalloused Lumps and Blemishes
from horses, Blood Spavin, Curbs, Splints,
Ring Bone, Sweeney, Stifles, Sprains, Sore
and Swollen Throat, Conga, etc. Save
$50 by use of one bottle. Warranted the
most wonderful Blemish Cure ever known.
Soli! by C. Lutz, Druggist.
F.1, KNIGHT.
Exeter Packing House
James -5t., Exeter.
!cter Boil.cr Mtlls
11IA,RI4KET .EirEPOlt'i`s.
Wheat 51.02ta$1,05 per bush
OUR SELLING VULVAS.
Flour, Strong Bakers', $ l 00 per 100
do Best! Family 2 rix ,•
do teow Grade «, 200 t6
Bran .. ..,. ,.. WO.
Middlings .. .. .. 1OQc,
Sereeekng�
.. 1 00e -
Chop . ,., $1 20 to 1 SO
Chop stone running every day.
EXE ER wt; i.l-.A /I TA1' VQ,y
We, the undersigned, wish to
inform the Public and Store -keepers
of Exeter and surrounding country
that we nave on band a good sup-
ply of SUGAR. CURED HAMS,
ROLLS, BREAKFAST BACON,
BACKS and SIDES; also DRY
SALTED MEATS and" PURE
LARD.
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}'SA11UT RE DItTS,
uxlee; ra
liadtYllaa t ,,, 1 (Nice 'I r0
Spring Wneat .. 1 OCOI to 03
Z fro
Oats .. 42 to ed
RIo=etHeed
Wo also keep at the Main Street Meat
Market a good supply of first-class •
FRESH & CORNED BEEF,.
MUTTON, LAMB, VEAL,
and PORI, POULTRY,
n season. BOLOGNA and SAUSAGE .
CASH PAID 13'011ll HOGS.
SNELL BROS. & CO.
Sprig Goo
New Velveteens.
Dress Goods.
Mantle Cloths,
Prints.
Table Linens.
Shirting's.
Cottons.
Cashmere Hose.
"t Cashmere Gloves
Kid Gloves.
Corsets.
Cottonades.
St
tt
-tc
.1
,.. 460 to 4'd
Tonertlslr .,. 1 i to l ,G
Col g ,.. Z. c5 to Sal
Corn ... a 4 to ao
ET .., .. 31Ge 12
ilu orlr>aAl "� •.. •.. iy tR 0 :"J
.., .,. rti tO tG l.i
£otatoes,par blis?iel 60 to 0 b 1
Apples.per nag .n. 16°101.
Gtlto 1 np
PriadAlrpleipr h ,., •.. 4 4. Go O00
tttsera par 1b. .« 0 Ca to 0 C4
Tnskav gar lb ... ... 07 to os
Ducks per lis
tlllloltauapergr .,. 025 to O ser
tgoi;e,drossodpertCo ,.,. ... 000 to 62,1
Sa,„ ,., 400 toy 2'I
>;idasranglt,il • , .. 2 00 to 2 2s.
"' .treii,a.. 266 to3>0
itttesof iklax sash M. 441. 0 00to 70
i]altithas . , .. 0 5e to 0 6v
Wool perils ., w..
0 18 to 0 10
Uayporten , . ... 6 COW 00
tloiansnerbusti 0 50 xr. 0 ; a
i oodooraard „ . , 2.`O tp 3 Rp
aT:liPITS
fiprtua [Yiioat ........ ..................... "
es CO
hresy., .• ... . .0 45 050
Oats ,. .4143
Clover Seed. ....
3 .4 4as
Timothy .. 1 95 1 �h
Rees 11 se 11,
Butter i:', 012
Pottstoee per bag 6n ea
Avtiles perbush 4&9
Wool Perlis. . 16 0111
5,
Lisa'
t'nrttlR, W G Gal
Item Per Son .14 ell 14 sed
Shorts" ., ........ ..... ...al 1114 aGl.
flattnealperhbl... , ., 6 001. fel
UOr,a,drO5'et1 per 190. ,....,.+ 446to 3 tai
TANPO:4.
Wheat.1.O1tot 0U per hue. Oats. 4r •* to
47cerbus. Peasm .7.to filo per bus. Ilar-
1es,51%111ng. "iii tD 57o nor bus. parlor Feed,
41o Itot4sle par bus Cora. 61ye to Cao per•
J. MATHESON,
HAY P.O. - EXETER NORTH.
TORONTO.
Toronto. Juro 17 -Wheat Rprina'-°No.: 1•11
tol til per bui: rod wintor,No 2.1 (6 to 107 per
bus. Manitoba No nerd,' 14 tot 15 No. 4.91e
Maas; PEAS 7 e t2 Sea pov bus. OAT^i r.at
to 51e per bus. PLQITR. extra 44 ii) to 64.119
strongbakrstraight 0 tomiler.. ]BARLEY. „Kis I;
When Baby was sick, wo gars her Castor's.
When she was a Child, she cried for Caatorla..
When she became ;alias, she clung to Casts:aka
When alio hatiChildren,shosavothem Casteris.
7'O NIIltal'011S DEBILITATED MEN.
If you will send us your address, we will
mail you our illustrated pamphlet explaining
all about Dr Dye's Coltbratcd Electro -Voltaic
Bolt and Applianeos,pnd theiroharming°tfoots
upon the nervous debilitated system, and how
they will euiekly restore you to vigor and man-
hood. Pamphlet free. If you aro thus sanded
wo wiilsond you al3elt and Appliances on a
trial.
VOLTAIcBRIM Ce., Marshall, Mich,
CONSUMPTION CURED:
An old physician retired frompraetieo,hav
ing had plaoedin his hands by au East India
missionary the formula of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and pnrmanentenro for
Consumption. Bronebitis, Catarrh, Asthma and
all throatandlung affootions, alsoa positive
and radical cure for nervous debility and all
nervous oomplaints,after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands of
cases. has felt it his duty to make it known to
hissufferiug fellows. Antuated by thismotivo,
and a desire to reloive human suffering.I will
sendfroo of charge, to all who desiro it, tho
recipe in German. French or English. with
full directions for preparing and using. Sent
bymall by addressing with stamp, naming
this paper. W. A. NOYES, 820. Powers' Stook
Rochester, N. Y.
SE.Ei.S1
Flower,
Flee
T -4,w,,-^
arden Seed.
FARMER EROS_
Headquarters
FOR
HaNin NMRS and 0111WIIIO OIJ
Cattle in *nd see our complete
artment at spring and simmer
les.
n Milliat'•ry. Staple and Fa
Dry Goads, Hats, Boots & Shoes,
ete., we mark them low to sellthern
quack.
Tie careful that you do not go wild over
the
LOW PRICES.
Cash for Eggs. 'Rutter tt Eggs wanted t
D OUP E CO.,
The accompanying cut reprep.
sent, the famous 'Crediton Road.'
Cart,' mannfaetured by Wm. R.
Wenzel and Israel Smith, Credi..
ton, Ont.
This cart has now been in the
market for about two years anti`
me enet with great success. The'
nanufacturers clebu that it is the
best cart manufactured, both as
regards convenience and durabil-=
ity.They have dozens of testi-
monils from parties who have
purchased these carts, which
areal: in the highest terms of
them. The workmanship an&
mate*al employed in their .con
'1'S�"+ CB pTT[ZZ�T xeo..a..7? ousk_nQ:. straetion eau not be surpassed.
and the price is as low as is consistent therewith. A glance at the out will show the
reader n few advantages this eart has over all others, viz --The easy mode of getting
and out; the absence of springs or 'bare which bring the rider's weight on the shafts
so as to sag them ; the convenience of carrying a robe or rug in eels! or stormy weth-
er. These carte are usannf,uettured for one or two perscee, and. dumbed to atilt tete pur-
er. clears furnished to the trade.
lir Wenzel also manufactures Waggons, Buggies, Sleighs, P,tv., ap3 does all kinds
of repairing in these linen.
Alt- Smith AIMS a ft sG-class genera' h'»al smith shop, an II g arante_s t t ;ire s..tisfae.
tion in all kip:1s of new treat. rEls.iii ins. ho.:..al,ocixg, c..;., at; to • iavha he lees lli;;
lieatonal attention. `•eu Cita .stuns for further gr:tetz.ulars corteeming roadee.rt.
W. W
.H. SMITH.;
M�il?i3'i., . Caclitop:. tilt.
ISIS' aRi, lTfi,;�
BIS5ET'[' BIOS.
----*-7r".170
tr T TETE PRON
For Over Fifty Years.
Wins. WINSLOW'S SOOTnutIG SYRUP has been
used by millions of mothers for their children
while teething. If disturbed at night and
broken of your rest by a siok child suffering
and prying with pain of cutting_ teeth send at
once and got a bottle of 'Mrs. lYinslow's
Soothing Syrup" for children teething. It
will relieve thepoor little sufferer immediately,
Depend upon it, mothers. there is no mistake
about it. It cures Diarhooa, regulates the
Stomach and Bowel s, euros Wind Colic. softens
the gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives
tone and energy to the whole system. ":ars.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for children teeth-
ing 15 pleasant to the taste and is the prescrip-
tion of one of the nldost and best female
physicians and nurses in the United States
Price.25 cents a bottle, Sold by all druggists;
throughout the world. Be sure and ask for
htaa WINsLUV". SOOTHING SYRUP."
% TANTED-A GOOD AGENT
WV !V for Exeter and district. Apply to
TIUt JACKSON TEA. CO.,
761 Dundas st, London Ont.
OTICE,
The Thorough -bred Shorthorn Bull
Baron Chesterfield 1I" will be kept on Lot
13, concession I, Stephen, during the season of
1801. for the improvement of stook.
Terms, tri to insure.
j uul.m2 Wastry SNLL1S Prop ;•
1
A FINE A SGRTMEIV T
Fanoods
NOTICE'.
11The Thorough•bred'mpooted Holstein Bali,
African Prince, formerly stock bull' at the
Ontario agricultural college.) will he kept on
lot 0, North Thames Road; Usborne, during the
season, for the improvement of stock,
Terms a1 50 to insure.
Ws( Morahan, Prop:
VATTLE ESTRAY.--STEAYED
J from the premises of the subscriber, Lot.
10, not h Thames Road, on or shout 200i April.
threeryearling calves, ono a steer of light r.ed'
Dolor with spots of white: and two heifers, one
red with white on fano, the other red and white
mixed. Also one owe and two lambs. The owe
has blank legs and is painted black on face:
any information as to the whereabouts of the
above will be suitably rewarded by the pro-
prietor
JOHN Aarasox, Exeter P.O.
May 23-i m
Odor Oases,
Dressing Oases,
Shaving Cases,
Boll tr and Cuff Cases,
Manicures, etc.,
W, !OU!
HURRAHI
ailor Shop
We would inform the people
of Exeter and surrounding
country that we have opened
out a new tailor shop one
door south of Treble's harness
shop, where we are prepared
to do work on the shortest
possible notice and in the
Latest Styles
-AND A -
Sure Fit Guaranteed.
JOINS BISSET
HtEII SEEDS
HOWARD'S
Mangold, 12o ib.
Lawn Grass,
Orchard Grass,
Turnip, 12e lb.
White Belgium Carrot,
Short Belgium Carrot
Hungarian Grass.
o
FRESH SEEDS -ALL KINDS.
JAS. L HOWARD, W. H, MONCUR,
Proprietor. Manager.
x::11;
The cheapest pia..,e in to to by
ui!d rs' Hardware, Nat s, Hinges,
;T Qe t Ghrzs, Putty, ailats and. Oils.
tuck cel the celebrated doiti:bt.e1 s L'quid Paints -Showy Colors.
F" New lines t t Artists' Paints anti Brushes.
rlaed, k' a1 i, Strip. inti -re end Gel;; asid. =d Wires cheap tor Cash,
wire Stock Complete. - E tv 4.troug]Iin. a Specialty
• Nor: ft, s a. c.t? r ewi..g °llitcllitles anal "relics.
GIVE I'S A, CALL .
st
Life
tl~ �ltl tooAught
BUT HIGHEINDk LA.V Rel
1 crideivok. to rrcTirl a the very best 091:S 111 1111' idle, hest hilly' (110
Inst in quality and fi.i>h:, legit in vaal to.
I am sfnitlina out e' zl.t• very 1 , tltift:l MILK CANS this .airing, tar
ilreviwis Cffoit.
n13terint tot' wiring. v ork, ::tial a5 Hav?e'.roughing,.
t'xtei.sive and complete, and wc.r!iin.t1'shro
~�-�is Lite very best. 1 sr'licit your order tor
TROUGHING GHING O ROOFING,
Guantilteeiwg + Ltisfat't.iOli..
I have \valiant exce-ptl ail the nicest ass 4rtuaent of MILK PAILS,
BTRAININ'G PAILS, to be toned anywhere, rGtngiug in price from zti
cents to $Lino.
Note the price of :IIILK PACTS : Sm'tll t 1Gto, 75c. to y'.i t., r per dozen
Large size, $z.00 to $3.00.
Who would go without a Dipper when you can get one for 5 cents'?
EVER YOURS,
My a
"ILL POLL/A1VD.
TELE WATERLOO MUTUAL
$
FIRE INSrRANCECO;
Established in 1.86.4.
IIEAD.OFF/CE • WATERI OO, ONT..
!This Compnuy has boon averTwcniy-eight
Years in successful operation in IIestern
Ontario, and continuos to insure against loss or
•amage by, Fire. Buildings, Merchandise,
Manufactories and all other descriptions of
insurable property Intending insurers have
the option of Insuring on the Premium Note or
Cash System.
During tho past ten years this company bas
issued 57.096 Policies, covering property to the
amount of 640,872 032; and paid in losses alone
yio9,7dE00.
Assets, WM.100.00, consisting of Cash
in Bank Government Deposit and the unasses-
sed Premium Notes on hand and in force.
J.W-WALnuy, M.D., President; O M. Ta ram
Secretary; J. B. Ilnaiias. Inspector. 0I1AS
SNELL. A genttfor Exeter and vicinity.
hioea6l� tvl
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Did you seo our stock of
FINE 13.00TS an, SHOES
That we baro nut in the store one door south
of the Pu: t Odiee 7 Now it is worth your while
to give usa look, We will show you through.
lVe have all the Finest Lines of Ladies' and
Gents Shoes made in Canada, and guarantee
they aro right as far as wear and value goes.
If you want a real nice shoe. something that it
is a pleasure to wear, Dome up and see ours.
Besides our fine lino we also carry a large and
well assorted stock of Boys' and 5lisses' Shoes
for school wear. also Mon's Working Shoes
and Knee Boots
AWAY DOWN IN PRICE
i All our goods aro quaranteedood, and as we
wish to build up a TRADE and KEEP IT, we
are selling WRAP for CASH.
Children's. Misses' and Ladies' Toe Slippers
and Oxford Ties for summer in all the new
shades.
Bring in your girls and buy them a pair Of
Sc11oo1 Shoos. They aro dandies.
Gave as a coil. You are welcome.
GEO. MANSON,.
H . DO .
WANTTOBTJY
FIRST -`LASS
IFU FUN1TURE.
0 AT LOWER. RATES
THAN SHAM GOODS':
THh BEST YET !
THE CHEAPEST YE T
THE BIGGEST YET
Best Ordered Clothing produced in Exeter
Gentlemen leave your orders early, for
with the beststaff of Tailors t thebest
stock of .Fine Trimmings, and the best
Cutting in Town, yoare sure of satisfies.
tion
A.. Jo Zili,a.•
-ARE USUALLY SOLD-
-THEN GALL AT -
IDL Y9l;'.
-ONLY FIRST-GLASS-
B;eliable Good
At Prices Lower that so -o:
led Cheap Houses can gis
Undertaking in ' all j
Brame es.
5. GIDIJE"
P
(Suoceeaor to 0 & 9. Gidley)
ODDFIt'LL0WS' BLOC'H'