HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1891-10-29, Page 5`German
Syrup"
Here is something from Mr,Frank
A,al proprietor e, pr ,punter of the De Witt.
House, Lewiston, and the Tontine
Hotel, Brunswick, Me. Hotel men
meet the world as it comes and goes,
and are not slow in sizing people
and things up for what they are
worth. He says that he has lost a
father and several brothers and sis-
ters from Pulmonary Consumption,
is himself frequently troubled
with colds, and he
Hereditary often coughs enough
to make him sick at
Consumptionhis stomach. When-
ever he has taken a
cold of this kind ke uses Boschce's
German Syrup, and it cures him
every time. Here is a man who
knows the full danger of lung trou-
bles, and would therefore be most
particular as to the medicine he used.
What is his opinion? Listen ! t e I
use nothing but Bosehee's German
Syrup, and have advised, I presume,
.more than a hundred different per-
sous to take it, They agree with
me that it is the best cough syrup
ij1 the market," (O
NETS NOTES -
CANADIAN..
Hon. J. A. Ch.apleau continues to im-
prove..
The deficit in the Hamilton saenger-
fest accounts la $1,52T.09.
Charles Stallard, of £ ewnaarket died
from poison by handling skeepsklna.
Fire apparatua at Berlin was destroy-
ed by fire yesterday, entailing a lose of
The 17. S. National Wholesale Drug-
gists Association will next moot in
Montreal.
A. Olen is under arrest at Brussels,
charged with the larceny of $358 from
Alc.t*isiater's store.
Bishop Anson, of Qu' es ppelle, was
thrown from ills rig an Thursday evg.
and seriously injured,
Sir John Thompson's 12•year.ald
daughter, Frankie, is dying with hip
disease produced by a fall.
The Donlinlon°"and Allan steamship
linea will not tun to Halifax hereafter.
They subsidy does not justify it.
The body of Louis W'ittie, who has
been missing from Waterloo since Oca.
13, waa found in a mill pond Friday,
Ot' eral Herbert has rented Earns.
oldie for the balance of Ila term In
Canada as commander of the militia:
There were 42 failures in Canada
during the fast seven days. There
were 22 for the corresponding period
last year.
'1'lie gold medal for best ploughing
at tlko provincial ploughing ma•ch has
been awarded to John Dickinson al.
Eramosn.
Capt. Aleck Donnelley of the Grey-
hound,whrch sailed out of Kincardine,
was killed in laza coaster the other day
at Stokes Bay.
Alex. Newman, sentenced to the
Kingston penitentiary for 20 years, for
arson, as dying of consumption and has
been released.
Teo palatial steel steamers are to be
added to the lake passenger fleet next
season to ply between Kingston and
Montreal.
At aReform convention held at Fer-
gee Friday, John Craig received the
nomination on the first ballot to fill
the yacnncy for .least Wellington in the
Local Assembly.
The total wheat exports from the
United States and Canada for the sea-
son to date is 70,173,000 bushels as
against 30,771,000 bushels for the cor-
responding period last year.
East bound freight trains on the
Grand Trunk were running trough the
tunnel at Sarnia Saturday:'Everything
worked satisfactorily. Five excursion
train loaded with visitors were there.
Herbert Mills, a G. r. R. yardsman,
broke his right leg Friday morning at
Stratford. He was having a friendly
scuffle with another young man, when
he slipped and fell,causingthe fracture
According to a Kingston dispatch,at
Carleton Place, Miss Abbott, the elec-
trio girl,`"caught by the horns a bull
which came at her with lowered head,
and tossed the animal to one side. He
weighed 1,900 pounds.
The third lot of Canadian cattle
shipped from Boston this season left
there Friday in the steamship Border-
er, They number 700 head, The rate
as 35s. From Montreal it is 75a per
head.
',The following is the return of traffic
rnings of the Canadian 'Nellie Rail-
w'ay from October 14th to October 21st
1891 t-$441,000; for the same week
in 1890. $379,000. Increase 1891, $62.
000.
A Birtle despatch says that on Fri-
day two sons of Robert Newsham, aged
three and five years,being left alone in
the house, were playing with powder.
The powder caught fire and the house
was burned. The two children perish-
ed in the flames.
John Cumming's house near Pen-
etanguishene, was burned on Sunday
morning, and three of his children
were burned to death,and his wife was
very badly burned -fatally, it is fear-
ed The fire was started by the child-
ren, lighting papers and throwing them
into a woodbox,while the parents were
at church,
Much damage was done in the vio:n..
ity of Monoton, N. B., by a storin on
Saturday night: The outer breakwater
at Point Duchene way carried away
and "a small schooner crushed between
the breakwater and wharves. Eight
inches of snow fell along the Interco-
lonial Railway between Newcastle and
Bathurst. The entire northern section
ot the province is coveeed with a fleecy
mantle.
J. H. GREIVE
Before you bu'R your:
Fail c 1Winter Clothing
Call and examine the 'large
and well -assorted stock of
Fine Worsted Suitings
Fine Scotch Tweed
tI Canadian " <t
Also all the leading colors
and patterns in
Overcoayti gs
All will be mac'le up in
first-class style at prices
away below the lowest.
Remember we guarantee a
aQp D FIT . ti...,
or no sale.. ---Give me a call,
J. H. GRIEVE.
Isolorrackingom
SNELL BROS.' CO.
];laving commenced our Fall Trade
we will buy
BOGS— DRESSED OR ALIVE.
Dressed hogs bought subject to the fol-
lowing rules
2 lbs per cut off ;
5 lbs extra if shoulder stuck
$ lba ofi for bung gat or gnllett if lett
tn.
We are ileo prepared to supply our ens
towers at the Packing House with all hinds
of Cured Meat, Sausage, Bologna, Head
Cheese, Fresh Pork, Tenderloin, Spare ltibs
Lard and Hauls,
'Wholesale and Retail.
The application for bail made on be-
half of Wm. Wilson 'and John Fitzpat-
rick, of Strathroy, who were commit-
ted on a charge of murder, in connec,
tion with the death of old Mr. Tipton,
proved successful 10 Toronto Saturday,
and the prisoners were released on
substantial bail,
A Logan correspondent writes : Mrs.
Chambera, of SVoodlitock, is visiting
her granddaughter, Mrs. John Ward,
who is alao a grandmother. The cid
lady is 87 years of age and is very
feeble. It is a very rare instance to
know of a family of five generations,
and a woman who is a great great
grandmother.
I'he Mounted Police Department at
Ottawa is advised that constables Alexi
ander and Ryan, while patrolling near
Fort McLeod, N. W. T., on the 19th,
were fired upon by a party ot Blood
Indians. The policemen returned the
fire, and one Indian received a fatal
wound, while one officer was killed,
Constable Alexander received a slight
wound. The superintendent of the
Mounted Police is bolding an investi-
gation,
TM/TIM STATES.
Martin won the bicycle race at New
York,having ridden 1,466 miles during
the week.
The next electrocution in New York
will be that of Martin D. Loppy, for
wife murder.
In Tabasco, Mexico, cropa have been
ruined and thousands of cattle destroy-
ed by floods.
The Pacific short line has been sold
for $2,000,000 in the interest of the
Great Northern.
British commissioners to the World's
Fair at Chicago speak enthusiastically
of Its outlook.
The teller of the Louisiana State
Bank, Eugence F. Garca, is said to be
a defaulter for $10,000.
At Sioux Falls S. D., eighteen in-
dictments have been presented against
the Louisiana lottery.
Four hundred and sixty-two thou-
sand two hundred and seventy-sixemi-
grants have arrived during the last
nine months in the United States.
Spanish fever has broken out at the
Cincinnati stook yards. Seventeen
cattle have already died of the disease,
and many others are sick. A novel
remedy has been applied to the 'sink
ones, and with apparent success. It is
that of sawing off the horns of the af-
flicted animals.
The New York "Green Goods" men
have been caught. The detectives are
in possession of letters from persons
sending for the "green goods," and
they will be looked after :n due course.
There were 500,000 circulars ready to
be sent out.
Robert Shaw, of Snow's Falls, Me.,
went to sleep in a field the other day,,
and when he awoke be was minus a
good pair ,of trousers. Field mice,
which swarmin Oxford county, knawed
the garment into sbreads and carried
it away.
About eight weeks ago as Lachlan
Taylor of Wiarton wos working in the
bush, in stepping over a large maple
tree which he had recently cut down,
he fell on a sapling. which was broken
off about four feet from the ground
and badly aplintered,cutting his throat
severely.
EIS FAMILY DID NOT KNOW HIM.
A Belleville man has for years been bent
and crippled with a lame back, but after try
ing the OR, Kidney cure, he coule walk like.
a boy again and ilia neighbors could hardly
recognize him. This remedy is for sale by
all druggists and the OR Company, I3elle-
ville.-ag6m3
holm Boller
500 CORDS
Wood Wanted!
DELIVERED AT THE MILL
Il'or which we will pay high-
est market prices.
TILE EXETER MILLING Cos.
esnyylelyymorney
MARKET REPORTS.
Redwheat .., ...
Spring Wheat ...
Barley ,,,
Oats•..,
Clov er Seed •••
,.,
Tinuonby
Peas ..,
Corn „•
Eggs ,
Butter
FloereerbbI ,
Potatoes,per btishttl
Applea,por oag
DrledApplespr b
Goose peril).
Turkoyperih
Puekapec lb
Cbickeusperpr
liogs,dreasedpor100
Seel
Hldearongh, ,.
" dressed
Sheepskins each
Calfsklna
Wool pert b
13aypertan
Ooionvnerbush
Woodporoord
0,11
Oee
ye
Yet
sT atASTs
- 88 to 90
*- 88 to 94
••• rite 45
26 to 27
460to4,0
1 40 to 1 40
-. 53 to 55.
.,. 0 40 to 50
• 15 to 16
»• 14to005
60405)5,
50to 05,5
•.+ 1 CO to 160
-, 0 4te 050
• 005to01..6
.» 07 to (8
- Q06to007
• 025to009
.» 600 to62,5
.,. 4 00 to 5 22
„. 400to460
- r ao to 5 25
-. 0 60 to 70
• O5Oto0S0
• 018 to 019
.,, 8 0r to 9 et.
• O5eta0 00
• 250to3QO
s
.Fall Wheat ., , . 88 96
Spring Wheat.................. ... . ..... 88 99
OaBats 0 35 0 45
Clover ticoci ,...,....,.., 0 a 4 25
Timothy , ...,,. 1 2.51 iltf
Peas ...................... ....... .. 0 ti 0 55
Eggs .. ............ .. ... 15 0 15
Butter.. .. ................................ .. 13 o 14
Potatoes per bag 50 5r
Apples pottanctt .............................. 0,60
Sioalporlb 18019
ling porton 8 Oil 9 99
Bran per ton 11 0014 (t0
Shorts " "' 20 00 241 00
Oatrnoalnorbbl.. .;. ,. 6 09 7 OO
Hogs, dressoal per 100. 5 00 to Li '9..1
LONDON.
Wheat. 91 to 93 par boa. Oats, 3tle to
4Pc per bus, Peas. 5Ic to 57c por bus. Ilar
ler, talting, 47i to r '',er bus. Barley Feed,
36c to 4 l per bus .germ, 56;0 to Pte per
bushel,
TORONTO.
Toronto. Oct, 28 -Wheat Spring -No. 2, fi tc
to95o nor bus; rod winter.No 2. 95e to 98e her
bus. Manitoba No 2 bard, d 07 to 108 No 3, 99e
to 101 : PEAS 60cto G)o per bus. OATS gilt
to 30eer bus. FLOUR, extra. St (0 to 54.)0
per but; straight roller, $4.«Oto $4 2C,
strong bakers, 54.9) to $5.00. BARLEY. "No 1,
feeding, 32o to 53e.
London Cheese Market.
Saturday, Oct. 24, 1891.
The market was largely attended to -day,
and 35 factories were boarded. Some fuw
had the August make on their bands. A.
large number of the September, and not
many of the October cheeses baro been dis-
posed of yet, The bidding today was dn)l,
and bnyers were in no humor to invest.
Out of the 35 factories only part of two was
sold ; 308 boxes out of600 belongingtoCher-
ryhill factory sold at 9;0 per pound, and 350
boxes out of 600 from the Wallacetown and
Dutton factory went at 9 13-16e. The ma-
jority of the salesinen naked 10o for all their
make, and one factory' (Genry's) was offered
at this price and :closed, A number of
factories have heavy stooks on hand, and ac-
cording to tbo disposition of the buyers of
the last two markets, their intention if. to
hold on until prices advauoe to 10c a pound
and over. The following factu.i ware
represented :
West i'lagdala.,. Boxes.
.300
Centralia 350
Bryanston 540
1
Westminster 0.00
N4 allacetown and Dutton 600
White Oak .260
Leitch's ..... 400
Devizes
Blanchard and Nissouri... 650
Glencoe .. 1,000
Avonbank 450
W. 1'1 issouri
1
North Branch.... 500
Keyser ......................... . 200
Codarvale 200
Chorryhi]1.. 600
Victoria,... ,..,... 285
Maple Grove... 240
Thompson'a................................ 23i0
Pond Mills... .
Sifton's 275
Gladstone- a20
Elgin-- ... .... ...... ..... .. ....... 4-50
Yarmouth Centre 25)
Delaware ... 560
Appin and Mayfair 675
Mapleton... ..... 220
Kin torn ... 305
T h amesford•... 250
Thames.. 410
Union Hill 400
Glanworth 350
North Street.......... 260
Icer
Gear y's .................. . . . 300
290
1AR12 FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers her farm, containing
100 acres being lot 5. in the 2nd con of Hay
township, for sato, 80 acres cleared, good
busb, splendid water, 21 miles from Exeter,
convenient to schools and churches. Witt be
sold on r:asonablo terms. Apply on the
premises or to Mrs, Relit. Murray,Hay 1'. 0.
Sept, 8-2m.
OOK'S COTTON
ROOT COMPOUND.
A recent discovery by an old
physician. Successfullyus-
edmonthly by thousands of
LADIES. Is the only perfect
ly safe and roliabl e medicine
discovered. Beware of un-
principled druggists who
offer inferior medicines in
Place of this. Ask for COOK'S COTTON ROOT
CO►ipoIIND,take no substitute ; or inclose 51 and
4 three -cont Canada postage stamps in letter,
and we will send, sealed, Eby return nail. Full
sealed particulars in :plain envelope. to ladies
only, 2 stamps. Address Pond Lily Company
No, s Fisher Block , 131 Woodward avo.,Detroit
Mich. Sold in Exeter by DR. LUTZ, Control
Drug Store and by all druggists everywhere,
DlSILASFS �yt
OF
Of all ages, resulting from Errors or. Indiscre-
tions of Youth, may be perm tnontly curod,and
the vigor of perfect manhood fully rostored,as
NERVOUS DEBILITY, STERILITY, with
SEMINAL LOSSES Sc PREMATURE DECAY
Long Standing eases of GLEET, STRICTURE
SYPHILIS, VARIC00ELE and all PRIVATE
and CHRONIC Diseases treated with perfeet
success. Our field is in CHRONIC CASES in
whioh others have failed ; if you are incurable
we will frankly tell you so.
Write for particulars and treatise, Free, to ST,
Louts MEn5oet. Co., 162 and 1c4 King Streit.
West. Toronto, Ont. 153:6m
Forest City Business College
^AND--
Snorthand Institute,
LONDON, ONT„
Is ,without doubt the most
sIosoucit and
d
eueermee institution in CANADA. ma,.
=.; n
GRADUATES Of both sexes ASS/STEW TO geed.
rostrums Over fifty of last season's students
in Positions,
CATALOGUE FREE,
W. W' STERVI IQr, PB1,ICIPAL.
ARMER BROS.
WHOLESALE 8s RETAIL
GROCERS
Wine d, i.3p111,6 zierehants,
r4 ri .ifs . I
EXETER, ONTARIO.
Happy Prize Winners!
On the afternoon of Tuesday, Sept. let,
the street opposite the Dominion Labora-
tory was l,leekeil by boys and fllrls made
happy by prizes drawn by purehaaea of
Sehool stooks and Supplies et Browning's
Book and Drug Store. The following is a
partial list of the winners :--
Ticket
No.ti7 -\SiliieClarke. Beautiful lapkin Ring
to Satin and Gold Covered case
No. 212 -Eddie Crocker. Teapot stand
200 -Dottie of Perfume
No."-lierbcrt llandford, Dress Fan
8i',.-5fis; If anter (i'sbornel Pocket Bible
201 -John Spackman, lfagioSlate("termor
32T llugh Gould. Pocket Neoessairie
75--R. Kinsman, Polished 1ukStand
111),,,I5 iu lir Ic.9it,t Silver KnifeFork,Spoan.
5. \erkiaA
1143 -Jessie Creech, Handsome Dress Fan
207-A'mer Nelson, Scholars Companion
210 -Eddie Crocker, Lacrosse Stick or bottle of
Florida Water
77 -IL Kinsman flo-cart
17. -Louis 31:tnning. Stenocone complete with
number of handsome pltetegrctphtc views
205 -kiddie Crocker, Splash
a -W Brooks, Scholars Companion with Lock
211-11ugh Gould, Go Cart
217a-1h=s JTunterfi'sborno) Fish Pond Hanle
242- Fruit Basket
66 -Win Clarke. Xecessaire
215--11is hunter. Cut Blass Weight
20-Ealdiel)ignnn.Stamp album
231-llugh Gould. Ladies Companion
s Eddwc'rocker White wood Money -box
170 Lour Manning„ Magic. Pocketbook
n Sy1ve terRacrett, Robber Bail
55-\i'm Brooks. Fruit Rasket
40—John Snell. Magio Slate Cleaner
"8 'y'vester Eacrett. Iland-painted splash
221 -Emily Doted, Afothcr of Pearl Purse
1-11eury Gould, Fountain Pon
SC -it. lifa,staan;-Rose wood 11'ritina Desk.
BOYS; ! (4 RT.S !
All should lay their Schuoal Books and
Supplies atBrowning's and scenre a chance
of aPrize at the best great drawing.
All Goods Sold atlLowest Prices
and the chane for a prize thrown in.-
Don't miss getting tickets -free to pur-
chasers of School. Books. The prizes at
the next drew'itig will far surpass those
!given out at the last. _?
DOKINION LABORATORY, hIain:st,Exeter
HURRAH !
3.11.347
Tailor 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.
W. JOHNS.
Hardware, Stoves
-AND-
TINWARE
FOR 60 DAYS !
O
:a
Heating Stoves -away down.
-Coal and Oven ; Double Heaters.-
See the Art Amherst.
AYES, HINGES, NAILS, LOCKS, LTC.
Everything in Tinware, Cheap:
Boilers, Pails, Dippers, Milk -
Pans, (a'raniteware, &o.
Sheepskins, Hides, Wool Pickings, Old
Iron &c., taken in trade.
Fun, Gallons Coal Oil for OSota.
W H. IVIONCUR, J. HOWARD,
Man'r. • Prop.
IS TRE NEW PREMIUM
(Area to every enbserillor, new or old. of THE
WEEKLY Eail#'nt: IHR 3898, Thousands of
dollars have been spent in its preparation. Its
enccess is fu11Y assured it is a highly valued
souvenir of the gr'ea,cat statesman mud the most
honored lender ever known r t a
n dian history.
This beautiful ltletnori el Minna contains 15
foil.pag.illustrations of in;eresting scenes in
connection with the history of Sir John. and
presents nsattotneow a d nnrAhi of oat our'tato
Y portraitures.
BEAD THE LIST.
Iru11•pa„ a rortraits of Sir Jolsn i.iost
Baroness Macdonald ; Birthplace of sir
John is Clss cow ; Fortran of Sir John
-Then a You545 man 5 Portrait of air John's
M411,1eurer,Honrtheesfead only oneat ,?veronpublish
,occupied;ed by 7Aca
Kingst
.sir John during the 1$ebeldlon of 1837;
8atrnse11tre, 81r Joint's Residence at Ottawa:
Interior orSeuate ('Lumber. (wawa, show -
inn the Guard or Honor and Body ri.3'8tr, #n
State; Exterior View or Mouses of I anis-
went, with Funeral Procession fornrtrsg in,
the loregrouinl View of Eastern Klock,
Yarli ,went Building*. with Funeral. Pro-
cession passing; Flue I lew City Ita1L'li.inye•
tort, Draped ,u Mournlug, as it appeared
the clay sir John's Cody reached kingatan
and Lay int State ; (:rave at ('at rraqul ('eare-
terS. with Flora Tributes front his Thous-
punts or Followers ; \ leer or Westminster
,Rirbey, la yah els the Memorial Service was
held ; Interior i ie lv er 'FV,eit'nt user; View 4,0 PAL Pant'.+ cathedral, lis which se Memo.
Oat Tablet milt heErected. toSIr 7oh"'.sMet tory Interior View or St. Paul's Cathedral.
.All tt es' vt +.s a.e,:ne Waif -toned Photogravures on /wary cm-true/est paper.and stnitablY
bonnal with au )luu,:n,i-,1 aa,,.i t tm'a as=err co -r. A r,.%11..r {alttnb)n souvenir that wi:i be 16
si,itahlit nrtt.u,uen . a rn ra.;vr oc ]i",. u a hurl .. 1 li.• d..tn ,nd fni ivti work urgent:-, , to lo' great.
e, i d in snort nrd, i r.,.rh. e t'h U'i7: #)01,1,53'., and got Til'.: \\ F;LhL'k MU'll.E for 000 y car
and this 31#:.iloft15d, .#,..t.78.
N.,w salswrai,er; vviii ri-e]vu Tull \\'gri lx E1es.'tnu fi e tor Dalai i cf t),1 year,
ISSIall BR
TO THE PEON
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The cheapest plat in town to by
Builders' Hardware, flails, Hinges
Locks, Glass, Putty, Paints and Oils.
New stock of the celebrated Johnston's Ligtud Paints --Showy Co,ars.
New lines of Artists' Paints and Brushes.
Barbed, Plain, Strip, Black and Galvanlzr'd Wires cheap for Casal,
Tinware Stock Complete. -- Eavetroughing Specialty
New Raymond Sewing Machin es and N1.e files
GIVE US A CALL
ISSZVT SIV CS*
Exeter M usic StoreG Whizz
Did you see our stock of
PERKINS & MARTIN,
'We have csnstantTl on hand a inrgo display �t n'•�
of the best TI
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��,OOTS and SHOE'S
PIANOS, ORGANS,
SEWING liit'TIINIS,
BICYCLES and.
SMALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
That we have put in the store ono door south
ot'thcPOA Office? Now itisworthyoarwhile
to Sive us a look, We will show you through.
We Intro all the Finest Lines of Ladies' and
(4011 tH Shoes made in Canada, and guarantee
they aro right as far as wear and value goes.
If you want a real nice shoo, something titan it
Persons anticipating the purahaso of any -lis apleastare to wear. come up anti see ours.
thing in the above linos will do well to call at Besides our fine line we also carry a largo and
the store. We guarantee satisfaction, and well assorted stock of Boys' and hisses' .hoes
prices as low as ear, bt had at the manufactories. for shute Bouts
. also Men's Workiw r Es Imes
We would respectfully ask you to call and
sae our stock. Itis as lino as will be feud in
any city" ""'" music store. 4 AWAY llO\VN IN PRICE.
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P.S.-Agents for all kinds of agricultural 4 All our goods ore guaranteed good. and a:; we
""iwish to build up a TRADE and KIOEP IT, we
are selling CHEAP for CASH,
and tOxford Ties fir bummmeri in all Slippers
Oxford
Bring in yourg�rciris and buy them a pair of
School Shoes. rbo), aro dandies.
Give us a call. 3.ot are welcome.
GEO. MANSON,
New �'all Goods
STAND :—Fansou's Block, Exeter.
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GET RICH
By buying your Fall and Winter Goods
ab DOUPE'S
;HEAP STORE, KIRK`T'ON
New Goods in Every Department.
Come yourself and bring your friends
and you will find what a low price really
means in
Highest Grade Goods
of Honest Oualitq.
DOUPE & CO., Kirkton.
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Mantle Cloths,
Prints.
Table Linens.
Shirtings.
Cottons.
Cashmere Hose.
Cashmere Gloves
Kid Gloves.
Corsets.
Cottonades.
J. MATHESON,
HAY P.O. - EXETER NORTH.
Persuasive Prices
PRODUCE
Positive Profits.
Good Beds from $2 00
and up.
Full Bed -room Suites
from $10 and up.
Sideboards from $7 50°
and up.
A Solid Walnut Side.. -
board for $13 and up.
Extension Tables from
$6 and up.
Platform Rockers, uplaol-
stored, from .$3' 75 up.
Woven Wire Mattresses
from $2 25 and up.
Hall Hat Stands from $5
and np.
Solid Carved Oak Bed-
room Suites, antique,
finish. at ;$35, cheap;
at $I0.
And are only for 80 Days
In order to make room for New Stock soon
to arrive.
We Have our premises packed full and are
short for room.
Parlor Suites, Dining Suites, Bedroon
Suites, Kitchen Suites -all away down.
Window Shades, Cornice Poles, Pillows
Mattresses, everything yon want to furniel
a house, at priced to make you buy.
GIDE -+ Y't
Pioneer Furniture Store,
ODDFELLOWS' BLOCK
Here
They are
TEM BEST YET !
TIDE CHEAPEST YET
THE BIGGEST YET !
Rest Ordered Clothing pl oduced in Exeter
Gentlemen! leave your orders early, for
with the best staff of Tailors ; the best
stook of Fine Trimmings, and the best
Cutting in Town, you are sure of satisfac-
tion