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NATIONAL PREJUDICES VANQUISHED.
(THE TRIOXPH Or AA GMAT DISCOVERY,
' The magnetic influence of ;gold linnets
the people of every (lime to ou shores,
'len of of all nations, and speaking all the
languages Of civilization, are to be found
songtegatod on OUT auriteroua plains. Dif-
fering in all other things in the customs,
habits and religion -yet there is one point
upon which their opinions coincide, Eng.
Nehmen and Americans, French, Swiss,
Germans, Swedes, Italians and Chinese ad-
mit, without a dissenting voice, that the
great remedies introduced to the world forty
years ago by Holloway are better adapted
to the ore of diseases in this climate than
any other preparation in existence. This
appears, in fact. to be the experience of
mankind in all parte of theworld.andhenoe
the univereal popularity of these medicines,
We consider, however, that the boundless
confidence placed in their efficacy by the
repteseutative3 of eo many nations, at tbe F
muss, is a striking phenomenon in medi-
oaf liistoryt litany of these people in their
youth, and even at maturity, were ascus- S,
toured to the nee of drugs and nostrums
peculiar to their several countries, These
remedies were connected in their xraindra
with their associations at home, and in. i
deese;i as it were. by their national preje- a
dices. Yet they have been thrown aside
and utterly `.repudiated, while Holloway's
Pills and treatment have been adapted by a
common impulse throvglio t the entire
gold regime. There is Daily one way of
ticeo'miiting for this movement. It le the
result of ceuaietien--eouvietien grounded
on et eenel ob-s:rvation anal experience.
The Ointment is used with ouch wonder-
ful aeuce es rte a dressing for wounds, and
sere lags, and far all the external dieeaeoi
and casualties to winch the adventurous
gold hunter le peealiarly lisbie,that scarcely
a digger's tent can be found within the vast
area of the gold fields unprovided with a
tslnclt ai this healing, soothing, cooling pre.
partition. The hard fare of tbe digger, Aad
aomc'timea Lia habits,, tend to vitiate the
blood and develop running aures and guru •;
lent ulcers of the body and limbs. Bad
legs are especially very bad at the diggings,
and eeriouely interfere with the Tabora of
the diggers. The -:Drat cases of this class 1
lira cured by the Ointment with extraordtn-
cry rapidity. The beat method of healing
Bore lags, and sores and ulcers generally, is
by rubbing the Ointment into the indented
parte around the crit co, brat opeuiug the
nares and Battening the flesh with warm
fanlentaticu. The part alkeeted is then
dreuea d with lint or linen saturated with
Me Ointment. Such is the external treat-
ment, but it ie also prolit°rtogive the petient
n few of the Pi11e during the progress of the
car., as they serve to purify the blood and
dieehargo morbid matter from the slalom,
while abs Ointment le dolug ata work on the
surface.. -The Ss:tentiflo witness.
To the Renter r of the. Exeter Ti:,.ir
Tho Crediton oorreapondent emus great-
ly given to making blunders ; he has made
another in auplroring the ;ballift to be the
author of the piece signed " header." Tito
pathos who impounded the hogs etc known,
and we are not responsible for,tbeir adieus.
They knight have lieaen better employed.
'tb nB it appears only a piece of ,pita work,
are told the hogs are no diegraco to
t'x-'t" an'e yardand thoy,were fed three
et
,e a day in then own pen, (,hieh is half
le from town.) That being the cane, it
tot likely the bags would wander very
from home. 11.. nd we were also informed
at the parties made their boasting that
they were bound to get tbe bailifre hogs iu
pound if they bad to buy a half bushel of
peas'to coax them with Mr. Carrespon-
deut,f a hog wero the !iltnieat thing that
walked your streets, certainly Crediton
would bo a most desirable spot to live in.
And if yon are so precis( in hiving your
'•Tp. bylawa" obsnived why not cleanse
your streets of those "annoyanooa;' nohow'
VIII 1)0 daily seen running your 'trots, and
more objects of pity than those were. Anti
ea wonld like to know if our correspondent
malls any ordinary man's advice "legal ad-
vioc" ; if so, we pity the town as ruled by
such ; and we have proof, Mr. Correspon-
dent, that no legal advice was sought, and
every word of my last item was tine.
Signed by
Crediton, Ang. 4,'91. Beenan.
m
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HAVE YOU
Any intention of taking a
BUSINESS COURSE THIS SEASON ?
SF' so,
THE FOREST CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE
OF LONDON,
Would like to correspond with you.
CATALOGUE FREE.
W, WEST �'RVELT, PRINCIPAL.
Mortgage Sale
VALUABLE
!tM PO!RTPROPERTY
In the To wnshii of Hay.
TTNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF
a Power of Sale contained in acertain
rortgage, made by Peter S, Geiger, and
atharine Geiger, his wife, to the Vendor,
ioh will bo produced at time ^.f sale, de•
lilt having been made in the payment
thereof, there will be sold by Public Auction
At Fettle's Hotel,
In the 'VILLAGE of ZURICH
ON SATURDAY,
THE 29th DAY OF AUGUST, A. D.,1891
AT 3 O'CLOOK IN THE.AFTERNOON,
Subject to such conditions ao shall then be
produced, the following farm property, viz :
All and singular that c ertain parcel or traet
of land and,premises,situate, lytugand being
in the ly'ownship of nay, in the County of
Huron, and Province of Ontario, containing
by admeasurement Fifty [OU] Acres. ba the
same , more or loss being composed of the
SCUT ti HAT,F OF LOT NtJ11I[illli TWENTY
FIVE,(25], in the `TWELFTU 112] CONCES-
StON of the said Township of Hay
This farm is in a high state of cultivation,
all cleared,ten acres ready for fall wheat.
There is a good log hour -e, 2 frame stables,
a good,youog orchard, and a.flowing well on
the premises .
TOBMS :-Ten per cent. down at time of
sale and the balance in 30 days.
For further particulars apply to
ELLIOT & ELLIOT,
ED•Bong:toMIBBY, Vender's Solicitors,
'Auctioneer. Exeter, Ont.
D».tod 8511 August. 1831. -31
CREAT
idii.i.
,1,n Sale ar
Gall
of
eharining
tiioserial,
J. l.l- • \.Jf RE 1 Y E w
I going out ofbusines, and Fl
his itnnleuse stock of
ins Tweeds a Worsteds Bi
ust be sold at once regardless of M
cost. Now is the time to buy Sl
cheap Suits or Cloth by
til yd. Note prices:
Atch Tweed Suits for $11; worth $16.
Fine Worsteds for $14; worth:S2,0.
ino all--voo1 Tweeds at 40e. per yard, 'X
This is uo shoddy goods
ale, as the stook Is It
NEW GOODS u
ud the best patterns. 1�
P
C
teI11ember' we guarantee a ii
sure fit or no sale. e
and InsPec! ow' Stock
J. H. GRIEVE.
Prank .L t341e's Popular Monthly
tun Ar,at'Sr, 1t>)1.
Great interest ii now taken in anything
ertaining to Alaska, and those who cannot
fo and nese-shat that part of our coulitiiy la
Ike for themaelvee will be glad to rend the
eeperienees of two persona who bare been
here, as set forth in "•A Trip to Aleska" by
,)r A. Victoria Scott and Emily J. Bryant,
a Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly for Aug.
flee article is profusely illustrated. Other
nighty interestingillu.trated artlelea in thin
lumber of the Popular Monthly axe :'•D4-rn
lie St Lawrence an a haft" by J d, Bell;
'Mediaeval , pidemie;3.'by Joel Bottou;
'Tho Older 1iostan." telling of an ancient
English town fromwhich eamo the founders
our "Haiti"; '"A. ;ti'ellegeeay Man." by
[dent Shufeldt T, S. ;Z: "Women as In.
Naomi" „by Frames Stevens; "A Black
.Iiant," an interestingly told story of bow
;team engines ate ruts ; and Nelly Had
Woodworth contributes another of her
bird articles. There ere Fix abort
litories, beelike an exciting instalment of
''Jahn ,lagga, Barbarian," awl i
several pretty poem- a
I1 is rumored that Mr. Beason will short'
ly he celled to the Senate. The appoint-
ment would give general eati8factian. i
1)1AN() FOR SANE.
A Debrief.:en Mix (Now York mato) Inion el
condition. '4t'illbo sold ehnap. Apply} to
-it Minim . AtAllTIN,
_�__�„
FARM ICOR SALE.
---
ma uutior'lt,nod otf.ri to rent on reason-
able terms, lot -. eon 1, LOW nablll of Biddnlph,
fronting on London road, 0 miles south of
Exeter. One hundred acres of land. There
ora on the promisee good, framo lhougu and
barn. and good wells of water. The farm is
to arced state of etiltfvatioa. For terms, eta
apply to
PATRICK G rAvE4'. F.O.
alm1 Elia%
FUR SALE.
North half of lot 4, north boundary of Stop-
hen,all cleared with good buildings and good
frame houso, well feneedand.drained, farm in
first-olasacondition • also west halt of lot 0,
north boundary ofStetrlioa, With about fifteen
acres good hardwood hush • the rest of which
is good pasture lands, well fenced and good
water aupply•�thcso properties ATO situated
1, miles from Exeter. Terms reasonable and
immediate possession. Furthurparticularson
application to
Jon SwssT,
jlyl6-lm. Exeter:
FOR SALE.
A Two Storey BRICK DWELLING HOUSE.
situated on Mill-st directly east of the Presby-
terian Church, Exeter ; together with throe -
quarters of an acre of land. first•olass frame
stable and driving house . painted ; splendid
orehardof choice young fruit bearing trees.
with an abundanoo of small fruits ; good well
and cistern. Will be old cheap on terms to
suit purchaser. Possession given any time
Further particulars on ap L,lication to
M. Ytxcu.
fly l6 nil On the promises.
Western Fair
LONDON.,
September 17th to 26th, 1891
CANADA'S FAVORITE
Live Stook, Agricultural,
Industrial and Art Exhibition
ESTABLISHED I8G8.
LARGE INCREASE OF EXHIBITS AND
ATTENDANCE EVERY YEAR.
1890 was good, but 1891 will be better.
$25,000 1N PRIZES l
Attraotions, etc., which are being arranged
for, wilt surpass any yet Produced.
Special Excursion Rates on all Railways.
Entries close September 12th. For Prise
Lists and information apply to
CAPT. A.W. PORTE, THOS. A. BROWNE
President. Secretary.
Exeter Packing House
James-st., Exeter.
eater Hoer Mits.
ti
D1A.RKF.T REPORT`S.
heat , , 850 to 880 per bush
QUJ SELLINf1PRICES.
our, Strong Bakers', $3 00. per 100
do Best Family 2 00 ""
do Low Grade - , 2 00
tan 80e.
tddlings • .. .. 1. Opo.
:reening , , 1 3.Oo,
sop .. ....$1 20 to 1 30
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Chop stone running every day,
TERMS CASH.
1-1E EXETER alII.letNc Coy.
A'i'AR/V$T REPORTS.
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tloeRo per In.
TnrrION per 11,
Auckapor lb
Chickeasporpr
11(41,..1 coo perli0
Beef 41.
#ii" dressed.
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wool pertb ...
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t3pring Wheat .... ...., .., ...... .. ... 85 l+,
Ilariey ,.,... 0 4`a 9 Sit
gats - .,- 6 44i ; 4o
Clover Septi... , .... 3 , 4 23
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PORS 41 t ( "r
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;go .. IS Putter ,4 41 11
otetaert icor b^a :..... .,,.. „ .., ,,. ret ..n
1pnlee per bulb 060
woolttorlii..,.....•18 0 7th
Ifayperton a Sao ern
;ran per ton .14 0014 PO
1lstniealperbbl......-- a 69 R0
oge.dree,e=l per 1'i'il,. ,....... 5 (4150 t55 :a.
1,0ND0N.
Wheat. 9/ to 92 per beta. (tate, 41a te.
tit per bus P033..2 t't par hue. Dar-
er. lalling. '4 to 57,' tor bee. Beller Feed,
yo to 44e par bus Corn. tll3o to at per.
#u'hel.--.--.emmemm•
TORONTO.
Toronto. Atte, 4-W7hear GprlsaR^-N9 2. '7e
c53a per bus; red winter.No 2.10. to 102 nor
ns. f7'ianitoha No 2bard. 1 1.7 to 1 o7 Na 1, 94
o 030; PEAS we to We per bus. 0411n 4'<e
o 47e per bus. FL'iU R, extra. $3 81 to ne.)f
'er bbl • straight roller. 4t. 40 to.t4,`,I
trong baitors,N,00 to et.10. BARLEY, No 1,
Tac Gnr1T FryrLxr, lilenrctem-..Tile fane
tioual irregularities peculiar to the weaker
es, are invariably corrected without pain or
ineonvenienee, by the use of Dr litorse's
Indian Root Pitta. They are the eafeat
and surest medicine for all the di eases in
cidental to fomales of all ages, and the more
especially ao in this climate. Ladies who
wi:,b to enjoy heart , should always have
these Piller No one who over uses them
once will allow herself to be without them.
Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by all
Medicine Dealers.
We, the undersigned, wish to
inform the Public and Store -keepers
of Exeter and surrounding country
that we nave on hand a good nup-
ply of SUGAR CURED 'HAMS,
ROLLS, BREAKFAST BACON,
BACKS and SIDES ; also DRY
SALTED MEATS and PURE,
LARD. '
We also keep ut (he Main Street Meat
Market a good supply of first-class
FRESH & CORNED BEEF,
MUTTON, LAMB, VEAL,
and PORK, POULTRY,
n season. BOLOGNA and SAUSAGE.
CASH PAID FOR, HOGS.
SNELL BROS. & CO.
When Baby was sick, wo gave her CastOrla,
When Shoves a Child, slto cried for Castorla.
When she became Miss, she c'ung to Coterie.
Men shelled Children, sbc gave them Castor's.
SEIWSI
Flower,
Field
-g
Garden Seeds
FARMER BROS.
10 NERVOUS DEBILITATED MEN.
If you will send us your addresv, wo will
mail you our illustrated pamphlet explaining
all about Dr. Dyo's Celebrated Electro -Voltaic
Bolt andAppliances,and theiroharming effects
upon the nervous debilitated system, and how
they will quickly restore you to vigor and man-
hood. Pamphlet free. If you aro thus afflicted
wo wilisend youaBelt and Appliances on a
trial.
VOLTAIC BELT Co., Marahali, Itfioh.
Exeter Music Store
PERKINS & MARTIN.
JTJLY_DRIVES
MiItarerr At Hall Pnce.
T :=lies' Kid Bats „$1.25
1,3dies' Slippers... .......... , 2.)
Bevy F mimi;ttes 10
A10311n 4
Storting ..• ti
Print 5
Dress Goads 7
Fine Suits to Order 13.00
Cottooades, 12o. and up.
We have constantly on hand a largo display
of the best
PIANOS, ORGANS,
SEWING MARINES,
BICYCLES and
SMALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Persons anticipating the purchase of any-
thing in the above lines will do well to call at
the store. We guarantee satisfaction, and
prices as low as can be hadat the motif eateries
,
We would respectfully ask you to call and
see our stook. It is as fine as will be found in
any city music store.
P.S.-Agents for all kinds of agricultural
imple
STAND :-Fansou's Block, Exeter.
----SUGAR r1.T COST.-. .,�.
Choice Groceries and Pure Spice --
Cheap,
We give highest price for bnttos' and
1891. 1891
A .FINE ASSORTMENT
-ON'-
Farac:y Goods
Odor Cases,
Dressing Cases,
Shaving Cases,
Dopar and Cuff Cases.
Manicures, etc.,
-BY--
J. W. BROXIIM.
DOUPE 4C CO„ Kirkton.
Lel E'a�
W
SpringGead
New Velveteens.
Dress Goods.
Mantle Cloths,
Prints.
Table Linens.
Shixtings.
Cottons.
Cashmere Hose.
Cashmere Gloves
Kid Gloves.
Corsets.
Cottonacles.
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J. MATH. SON
HAY P.O. - EXETER NORTH.
HURRAH!
STZW
Tailor Shop
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flsal3
=ECM C3Z�.T sZC3 4:343.1=-M.
and the price is as lo was is consistent therewith.
reader a few advantages this cart has over all others, viz --The easy mode of getting
in and out; the absence of springs or bars which bring the rider's weight on the shafts
so as to sag them ; the convenience of carrying a robe or rug in cold or stormy weath-
er, These carts are manufactured for one or two persons, and finished to suit th', pur
chaser. Gears furnished to the trade.
.lir Wenzel also manufaetuees Waggons, Buggies, Sleighs, Etc., and does all trim :,
The aecompaning out repre:
seats the famous Crediton Road
Cart,' manufactured by Wm. IIs'
Wenzel and Israel Smith, Credi-
ton, Ont.
This cart has now been in the
market for about two years and
has met with great euceess. The
manufacturers claim that it is the
best eart miikutactured, both an
regards convert vnee and durabil-
ity. They have dozens of teati-
moni'els from parties who have
purchased these carts, which
speak in the highest terms or:
them, The workmanship and
material employed in their ceu-
etruction eau not be snrpas. vel,
A. glance at the cut will show the
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.
•
W. JOHNS.
of repairing in these lines.
Air Smith runs a 1i-st-class general blaeltsmith shop, and guarantees to give satesfu•
tion in all kinds of new work. repairing, horseshoeing, eta., etc, to vi hie•h lie iv: s 'e
personal attention. See circulars for further particulars concerning road eart.
W. 11. WENZ L, F Cre;litou. c.n -
ISRAEL SMITH, t
BISSET1' B ROSI
--- THE "''_R} N
The cheapest plan in town to by
uilders' Hardware, Nails, Hinges,
Looks, Glass, Pu.t ty, Faints and
New stock of the cel'-thratcd Johnston's Liquid Palrts-.Sal .-. a Cw;
New lines d Artists' Paints and 13rushes.
Barbed, Flaln, Strip, Mack and Galvanized Wires cheap for
Tinware Stock Coltlplete. -- Ear; etro lgiling Snecir."
Nem Rc,yriiUled MacLineti and
GIVE US A CALL-,
3
FOR
30 DAYS
Cheap Twine:
Common Sense, 9c.
Composite,, 9c.
Crown, 11c
Red Cap, 12e.
Famous Blue Ribbon, 14c.
0
JAS. N. HOWARD, W. H. MONCUE,
Proprietor. ,Manager.
GMT
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DON'F1
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WILL FOLLAND.
CLERK'S NOTICE OF THE
FIRST POSTING OF VOTERS' LISTS.
Voters' Lists, 1891, Municipality of the TOWN-
SHIP OF HAY, County of Huron. Notice
is hereby given that I havo transmitted or
delivered to the persons mentioned in the 3rd
and 4th sections of "Tho Voters' List Act",the
copies required by said section to be so trans-
mitted or delivered of the list made pursuant
to said Aot, of all persons appearing by the
last revised assessment roll of the said munici-
pality to be entitled to vote in said municipal-
ity at elections for members of the Legislative
Assembly, and at munioinal elections, and that
said list was first posted up at m5' office an
Zurich, on the 7th day of August,1891. and re-
mains therefor inspection. Electors aro called
upon to examine tho said list and if any emiss-
ions or any other errors are Round therein, to
take immediate proceedings to have the said
errors corrected according to law.
Dated this 7th day SAM. J. LATTA,
of August, 1591. Clerk of Municipality
!a5hina !
Did you eco our stock of
'INE 'SOOTS and SHOWS
That we have put in the store one door €€ :'h
of the Post Office? Now it is worth you- ..:<'.'.N
to give us a look. wre will show you t'.: 1.'.'1.
Wehave all the Finest Lines of Lad1c;
Gents' Shoes made in Canada. and gu•a:, r .o
they aro right as far as wear and value
If you want a real nice shoe, soutething t...° fo
is a pleasure to wear, come up and see t rs.
Besides our fine line we also carry a largo:...]
well assorted stock of Boys' and Misses' ai,, es
for school wear. also Men's Working ...s
and Knee Boots
AWAY DOWN IN PRICE.
All our goods aro guaranteed good, sn.l ;s we
wish to build up a TRADE and KELP 1i. we
aro selling CHEAP for CASH
Children's. Misses' and Ladies' Toe S!::. ars
and Oxford Ties for summer in ail in Law
shades.
Bring in yourirls and buy them a pair of
School Shoes. They are dandies.
Give us a call. You are welcome.
G -EO. MAN SCN,
DO YOU
a
WANTTOBTJY-w
FIRST-OL.A.S •
FURNITUFi.E
AT LOWER RATES
THAA SHAM GOO S
H
TED; BEST YET !
THE CHEAPEST YET
THE BIGGEST YET 1
Best Ordered Clothing pioduced in Exeter
Gentlemen 1 leave your orders early, for
with the best staff of Tailors ; the best
stook of Fine Trimmings, and the beet
Cutting in Town, yoe are aura of satisfac-
tion
..x, T' L.
-ARE USUALLY SOLD ----•-
-THEN CALL AT -
GI LEY'V
-ONLY FIRST-OLASS-
Reliable Good r
At Prices Lower that so -ca
led Cheap Houses can gra
Undertaking in all, i'
Bran.
es
S. G
(Successor to C. tit S. Gidi.
ODL`FIdL• LOWS