The Exeter Times, 1891-12-3, Page 5J. H. (iR I V alma
Before you buy your
Fall cf. Winter Clothing
Call and examine the large
and well -assorted stook of
Fine Worsted Suitings
,Fine Scotch, Tweed
" Canadian Es "
Also all the leading colors
and patterns in
Woodham.
BRIEFS. -A. eooiety of the Patrons et In-
dustry wasorganized here recently with
good prospects of encases. Also a society of
''The Ohoseu Friends." -The missionary
anniversary services of this branoh will be
held here neat Sabbath, 6th ivat„ 7 p. m,
The Rey. Mr. Hutton, of Kirkton, will
preaob, -Old settlers about here say that
the rains of Sunday and Monday 23rd and
24th ult., were the heaviest that had fallen
for a long time, causing the seater toriee
higher in the creek% than it bas been known
to do before for thirty years. -A little more
snow would make very good sleighing In
ttaese parts.
Have You READ this description of
rheumatism and neuralgia ? "Pat your
hand in a vise, turn the vise until you van's
bear another turn, and that's rheumatism ;
give it another turn that's neuralgia," And
still you'll suffer these tortures when tor 25
OVSrCoatings cents you can buy a 'bottle of 1 INARD'S
LINIMENT and be relieved,
All will be made up in
first-class style at prices
away below the lowest.
Remember we guarantee a
CQQ i MIXT
or no sale. --Give nae a call.
J GRIEVE
RI EVE,
Newsof the Week-Oozidelased
CANADIAN.
Dr. Thompson of Woodatask lent week
ebot sive goalie at ova shot in Boaanquet,
Mr.A. J. Stover, North Norsieb, is build.
ing a barn that le attracting etteu:ion. It
is completely round.
"Why, now I cannot get enough to eat,"
says one lady wile formerly bat no appetite,
but took Hoods Sareaparille.
The Weet Zorra tug-of.wir team are
negotiating to attend the tatrnaruent in
Chimp commencing Deo. 7.. The prizes
amount to 82,400.
Tiirr, Brasier Wier -The ream why Bar•
dols Blood 13itlere leads all °slur muedieines
in the moo for popularity is become it is ab
;lost delicate
solutelypure,canntit harm the n R
invalid, and never fails to cure biliousness,
dyspepsia, bad blood, conetipatitu, eta.
Ilidfetowu is the centre of thobenh grow-
ing dibttiet,aud the shipwentetotho United
Staten amount to about 2011,010 bushele
a •.
nonce
lS
Tho total amount already surscribed to
the Sir John A. Macdonal•1 \Iom)rial Feud
is about „130,000. Tho cotumit.co which
is eolieltiug aubacription:l :ie barn at work
and i meeting oath vor.+ encourrFiag sac -
Mental worry, ovor.work and etitesses are
the fruitful cases of ius•tnity. Dr. WIlltatns,
Pink Pilld aro an unfailing remodybuilding
anew the blood and restoring wastrat ener-
gies.
3 formen and
glee. Goad
The Torouto World denounoee United
Staten aportsmonaslaw-breakers, for shoot-
ing moose up the Ottawa. In this province
the shooting of artooso, elle, reindeer, and
cariboo ia forbidden till 1805, with a view
of s to inoro
to permitting these spo o ase.
Changeable weather, produoiug oold in
the head and catarrh, isrespousiblofor ono.
half the misery Canadians endure. Nasal
Balm at once relieves bold in the:head and
will care the worst odea of catarrh.
The Rem County Council hae dooided
that the county buildings shall not bomov-
ed from Sandwich, and 'that the necessary
repairs than bo done entailing an outlay
of about 115,000. A icommittoe has been
appointed to meet next Saturday, and will
then make a report as to what repairs are
necessary.
The Roman Catholic population of Can-
ada i. estimated at 2,223,424 souls. There
are 30 archbishops and bishopa,2,363priests,
405 theological students, 12 theological
eaminaries, 28 classical oollegee, 467 con-
vents and aaademiea, 2,782 eahools;for boys
and girls, 148 hospitals and asylums, 105
religions communities, 1,820 ahnrohes and
213 mission chapels,
Mrs. John Kelly of Binkora went out to
milk, leasing her seven-year old. daughter
In the house. On returning, the mother
was horrified to find her child dead with a
roller towel twisted aroand her nook. The
child had been in the habit of awingina
from the towel, which was aaspended from
the roller, and in turning round had allow-
ed it to form into a rope about her neck.
UNITED STATES.
Dr. T. A. Slacufn's
OXYGENIZED EMULSION of PURE COD
LIVER OIL. They who use it - - hive.
?or sale by all dru,lgiets. 35 gents per
bottle.
K7,rr:i-Saran,--In St,James'ehnroh,Seafortb
on the 2011 ult., b,y. Diev. Fattier Qoolt.
Oornolius Klein ;to. Miss Nero Shine. all of
Se Math.
QRFsrrwooii lisAr,-laFullarton,on the 35th
ult., at the rosieeucaof \Fun, Ileal, Esq.,
father of the bride. Mr, Henry Greenwood,
to Mias Julia lioal,bot.h of Fullerton,.
7ioni:are-STAAt.t;Y--foLucent on the °nth
alt., by Bey. bfr. Shaw, et holy Trinity
church, Mr J.F. Roberts of Parshnll to Miss
Lithe, daughter of Mr, grin, Stanloy,Lucan,
LArietwerro-1lnerrir.--At the rest 101140 of
Mr. 1Iblurph y, Gaierioli tmvnsh1D,on the
30: hult•, Mr, tieo.i.aithwaite of Clinton, to
Alias Addle Murphy.
DIED.
Setrrn.-In:ilitehel , ou the 21nd ult., James
sen of James F'mith,agott 17 yoars,0 months
and 3days,
11Aiirr '-.In Ht.: :Marys, an then R9thuult.,
Jonathan, Cornet, bolt s o t ;rite et John r
lett,asr., aged 60 Sears, 7 months and 10
daye.
ztci'1or Mills,
509 CORDS
Wood Panted!
DELIVERED AT THE MILL
For wbioh we will pay high-
est market prices.
TUE EXETER MILLING COY.
MARXIST REPORTS.
EXETER
Reg Who at ,.. ,., 88 to 97
Spring 'Wheat ... 88 to 9:1
Barley
• ,„e 40f0
30tto 3131
Oats 4 GO to 4 �0
tlioy er Seed .., ,,.
Timaniay ... .. 3 40 to 1 40
Pea. .••
Corn ,,.
Eggs Butter ... .»
Flourpnrt,bl
Potatoes,perbnebel -.
Apples,per bag -.
Dried&pplespr b -
(loose per lb. ...
Turkey per lb ,-
Ducks per lb
Chicken -per pr _,
liogestressedperlCO `
Beef --
13ide.rough, .., -.
dressed . -,
Sheepskins eoeb .,,
Oallekins „.
Wool peril) ... -3
Haypertou ,,.
(luionseerbash
Woodpereord -, 2 50 to 8 00
EVERY FARMER'S SON
5HORI,D HARE
I BUSINESS EDUCATION.
A "OSTAY.
will secure the eataloguo of the
FOREST CIT
Btl�slness eel lege.
LONDON, ONTARIO.
Over 100students in attendance.
T. W. WEST ERVELT, Prin..
Sale Regjt3ten.
TirnatDAY DEO, 17rir,-Farm stook, im-
plements, etc., the property of Tacob Brown,
lot 23, con. 11, Hay. a. mile north of Znricb
Sale at one o'elook. I±,d. Bossenberry, duo,
1AN,l) FOR SALE.
The property known as the old church of
England grounds, comprising one 101,1s now
• 60 to 43 offered for sale. Terms reasonable. Apply to
▪ 0 40 to 30 E.Cuatsrm. Pres; or A. Ilam, Seey.,of the
»
15 to 16 Stephen and lYsberue Agricultural Society.
Noy.12-1m,
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50 to 0 51
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400to525
400 to Mt
501 to 525
060 to 70
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900to10 (10
060 to 050
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'all Wheat„,lee ,,,,,,,, ,,, 89 er
Spring wheat:..:, ., ... ...... ............ So
Barmy
O 40 40
Oats ... ............................ o a9 00
mama...
Glover Seed ............... ............. 3 75 4 25
Timothy mama., 1 25 1 80
Peas 0 bl 0 en
Eggs.,mama.. l5D16
Butter 1'l O 15
Potatoes per bag 59 6.;,
Apples per busb 060
Wool por lb 14 0 19
1lgun;rtou 9 0014 00
y Shortoor ton 34 01' 14 PO
P°RT1o's.-In Biretta%, at the residence of (tstmealporhbl...007 t;'3
Ti„s. Somerville, OP the _Othult., \\ nlliam Eogs,drossod per. too ,,,. 5 Oi) to 5 2.,
Porteous, abed 49 years and tuna ., .
LONDON.
Wheat.93 tu Oats 32o
a 1nor bus, .,.. tc
”
Josie :7..c nor bus. Boas. 57e to 62e per bum. Bnr-
EaAsrR. Iu Stanley. an the 19th ult„ it i,attiting. 411 to 48c uer hue. Barley Feed,
einterofMr. T,Freeea,erred tZyearsand 11 &?a toVe per hue Cern, 563etoCie per.
months, bushel. _.-.,_--
\Vit:son.-1n Clinton. oh Friday, Nor. 2Oth
Mr8.; �
i n
aged 33 yea 11 menthe
and 5 days,
1rr.r.rn.-In °haul, Now :lloxica,nn the 2n'i
ult., llavttt Duller, fortnerl', o11.xeter, .a gid
87 years.
MIDDLESEX,
At the church of the Holy Triuity,Luean,
on Wednesday, the marriage of $fr. J tunes
F. Roberts, druggist, of Parkhill, and Miss
Lillie Stanley, daughter of Valiant Stanley
of Limn, took place.
Mos. Macer 11.eNurr, Truro, N. 8,
Now clues non pAii—Dear Sirs. --I have
been troubled with lame back for about 6
rnonthe,aud thought I would try Iiagyard's
Yellow Oil, which anted me. Ani now free
from ail polus, and recommend Yellow 011
very highly.
F`naai, PA.LUEn, Winona, Ont.
COLD LV ransom% TRIALS -Dear Sirs --This
neuralgia m
fall and winter I suffered from f a i n
g
my face and had the beat medical advice
without avail, 1 at last thought of trying B.
13. B. and after using one bottle have not
felt any symptoms of neuralgia since. I re-
gardit as a fine family medicine.
J. T, DnosT, Heaslip, Man.
THE BEST YET. -Dear Sirs, -My mother
was attacked with inflammation of the;lungs
which left her very weak and never free
from cold, tilt at last she got a every severe
°old and cough. She resolved to try Hag.
yard's Pectoral Balsam, and, on so doing,
found it did her more good than any other
medioinea she over tried.
t4ame. Knenenar,
50 Smith Ave., .aamilton, One
THE WORST or ALL THE ISMS.
"Don't talk to me about your political
'isms,' " said a facetious old valetudinarian
"1 toll you there's no ism on earth so bad
as Rheumatism." The venerable sufferer
was right. St Lawrence's gridiron or
Quatimozin's pallet of fire was not more
emphatically a bed of torment than the
couch of the martyr to rheumatism It is
generally considered by the faculty one of
the most obstinate as well as one of the
moat painful of maladies, and it certainly
does resist all ordinary remedies with ex-
traordinary pertinacity. Skill and science,
however, in toil age of progress, seems to
master all opposition ; and even this pain.
On Saturday lest there was a severe snow ful disease, entrenched among the muscles
storm in Virginia, with snow eight inches and interknit, as it were, with the sinews
deep: It was very' cold, and is the first and tendons of our frames, is compelled to
severe storm an record, yield to the curatives they have provided.
We have it on unquestionable authority
-the testimony; of patients themselves-.
that rheumatism, however deeply seated,
may be cured by the regular and persistent
application of Holloway'sintment. This,
we feel assured, will be welcome intelligence
to thousands of sufferere, bed -ridden by the
disease, or limping with stiffened joints
along the pathway to the tomb. In a clim-
ate where the quicksilver sometimes mates
a leap of thirty degrees up or down, the
complaint is of course a prevalent one ; and
in our new eetttementa at the West, along
the alluvial borders of our great rivers, in
the hemlock swamps of the South, and in
all low and damp locations, few persons
Teach the age of forty years without a rheu
matin visitation. It is blear, therefore, that
a preparation which will afford immediate
relief, and effect eventually a thorough'oure
elthe complaint, must be of especial value
LOOK AT OUR S TO V ES reasonably doubt, in view of the well -attest -
to the people of all °cotyles, we cannot
ed statements which have"been laid before
us, sustained as they are by ciroumstancee
within oar o en knowledge, that the Oint-
ment referred to will effect that object; end
among all the benefits which the discoveries
of that celebrated physician and phitan.
thropist have confeired upon mankind, this
is certainly not the least important. Many
an industrious tiller of the soil, whose ser
vices are needed in the field, is at this mo-
ment languishing on a bed of sickness; the
bands that should guide the plough or graap
the spade rendered "ipowerleas by rheuma-
tism. Many a toiler in every branch of
productive labor is similarly 'situated ; and
we oan imagine with what joy Wiese suffer
ers would bail the Means of immediate cure.
1`o all ouch we feel justified in reoornmend.
ing this balsamic remedy, the arplioation of
which, with a few doses of Holloway's Pills
to regulate the internal ;organs, would, we
feel tissurscl, restore them to health and use
t,alners.--Dally Argus.
Minard's Liniment nares Diphtheria.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
Sim: and Tinware
Having a number of Cases of the best
Bradley Tin in stock, and having en-
gaged Mr. Will Folland, Exeter's popu-
lar tinsmith, to make up the same, we
will now sell all kinds of Tinware away
down for the next T W 1,NTY DAYS -
everything new.
COOK : Bermuda, Original, Selkirk,
Florida, North-west Standard.
COAL : Art Countess, Royal Art,
Brilliant Novelty, Double Heater, Dou-
ble Heater with Ovens.
BOX STOVES.
Nails, Hinges, Locks -the celebrated
Gravity Lock, no springs to wear out, -
Cattle Chains, Scoop Shovels, Forks,
Axes, X Cut Saws,' Hinges, and all
kinds of House Fittings.
PAINTS : Johnston's,Elophant,,.Jumbo
Liquid Paints.
Varnishes of all kinds. Glass, Putty,
eti. A large assortment of Col'rd Glass.
F. N. HO WAIW.
TORONTO.
Toronto. Deo. 1 -Wheat Serino -No. d,91e
r ,1
t oper bus• rod wi to , o c n . to per
bus. anitoba No Shard,105 2.o 1 es ne.3, ole
to 97 : PEAS u1ieto 67e per bur (IATti 4c
to 3Se per hue. FLOUR. extra, $4 `0 to 14.15
per bol; etraight roller. $4.21110 34.30;
strong bekere. Melt to $5.00. BARLEY, 0 1,
feeding. No to 571,
wiftslaw"*""ww.Swa•magersoassoosnausersosorsomal
ENJorxNo t BLEsiziea.-Dear Sirs -Last
summer my yonnger sisters wore taken very
badly with croup, indeed wo were almost in
despair, having little hopo of during them,
Finally wo applied tingvard's Yellow Oil.
and to our great joy it cured them perfectly
and they are now eujoyrng the blessing of
perk at health.
Aiuui Jon:lsTOZI,Dn1bousio, N. 13.
A Goon VEnnrcT-Sirs,-I have greet re
aeon to speak well of your
B. 13. Bitters.
I
have taken 6 bottles for
myself and family
and find that for loss of appetite and wenln
nose it has no equal. It aures sick headache
purifies the blood and will not fail, when used
I heartily recommend it to all wanting a
pure medioine,
FOUND.
An Overcoat on day of Exeter Fair, between
Shapton's and lExotor, owner ban have it by
proving property and paying this (idyl.de3.9in Arany Rumen, Crediton.
STRAY STEER,
There strayed into the promises, lot 5, eon.
12 Ikay, on or about Nor. 15,a red steer, 1 -year-
old. with a few white spots. The -owner is re-
quested to prove property, par charges. and
take the animal away, Joiry VoELxEs,
Rey,Dee.3,-3t Dashwood P.O.
FOR SALE.
Lots 49 and CO, corner of victoria, and Dar-
ling streets, Exeter, with good dwelling
house thereon. Apply to
ETLIOT & Er,LIOT,
N24 -1m Solicitors, Etc., Exeter,
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
The undersigned will keep for service, during
the season. on the Riverside Farm, a there -bred
BERKSHIRE Boar.
Teems .-$1,payable at time of service. with
privilege of returning if necessary.
N25-im T. ReasELL,Prop.
1892.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
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tenary of the Discovery of America by its re-
discovery. through articles giving a more
thorough exposition than has hitherto been
made of the repent unpreoedenred development
of our aountry,andespecially in the Great West
Particular attention will also be given to dra-
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1 ho field of the next European war will be de.
scribed in a series of papers on the Danube
"From the Black Forest to the Black !Sea" by
Poultney Bigelow and P. D. Millet, illustrated
by Mr. Millet and Alfred Parsons. Articles
also will be given by the German,Austiian.and
Italian Armies, illustrateti by T delThulstrup.
Mr. W. ID, Howells will contribute a new
novel;"A World of Chance;" oharacteristioally
American. Especial prominence will be given
to short stories, which will be contributed by T
B. Alderieh, 11. H. Davis. A. Conan Doyle,
Margaret Deland, Miss Woolson, and other
popular writers,
Among the literary f eatures will bo personal
reminiscences of Nathaniel Hawthorne, by his
college olass-mate and lifelong friend, Horatio
Bridge, and a Personal"Memoir of the Brown-
ings, by Anne Thackoray Ritchie.
[] f� SALARY and Ootnmie
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ett Teacbers and a'lergymen to introauee a new
and popularetandard hook,
Testa/wily of 10 Centuries to
Jesus of Nazareth
The moat rentarkable religious boost of the ago
written by 3vn eminent scholars. Non-sectarlau.
Ivory Christian wants it. Exclusive territory
given. Apply to
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a Whizz
Did you see our atoak of
ENE 7OOTS and SHOES
That we have put in the store one dour south
of the Post Deice? Naw it is worth your while
to give us a look, We will show you through.
We have all the Finest Lines of Ladies' and
(lents' Shoes poado 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, come up and 8 e Ours.
Resides our lino line we alto carry a large and
well assorted stook of Boys' and Aliases' shoes
for echoot weer also Mn'et Working ..'hues
and Knee Boots
... W
AWA}. AO IN PRICE.
All our goods are drarantsel good. and as s we
wish to build up a TRADE and KEEP IT, we
axe trolling Cl Eel' for GASH.
BISSET" :OROS
TQ THE I'`RQNT.
The cheapest pla3e in town to by
Builders' Hardware, Nails, Hinges
Locks, Giacs, Putty, Paints and Oils.
New stock mol the celebrated Johnston's Ligutd Pallets --Showy. Colors.
New lines of Artists' Paints and Brushes,
Barbed, Plain, Strip, Black and Galvanized Wires cheap tor Cash
Tinware Stock Complete. -- Ravetroughing a Specialty
New Raymond Sewing Machines and Needles
GIVE LIZ A CALL—,
VIS' `TV
DISEASES MEN EntorPitinEllotuo
Of all ages, resulting
from Errors or Indiscre-
tions of Youth. maybe peran\nently cured add p.
the vigor of perfect manhood fatly restored.as r:
NERVOT:8 DEBILITY. STERIILITi with t
SEMINAL, LOSSES ,b PREMATURE DECAY
Lung Standing casesof GLEE 1. STRICrL'Ril
S7iPI1ILIS,i',1R1:.00CEL1: and all PRIVATE a
tICIIRONIO Diseases treated with perfect
success. Our field ie in CHRONIC CASES int
which others have failed; if you aro lneurablo
we will frankly tell you eo.
Write ferpartieularsand treatise. Free, toST,s
LovISMEDICAL CO., 162 end 1'•s King Streit.
West. Toronto, Ont. s3:6m
SNELL OROS,' 00.
Raving commenced our SYintc''.
wo will, buy
DRESSED HOGS,
Ott Ifigfleat Cash Prices.
Dreeeed hope bought eu'jeet to the fol
lit relies t
00 'Z COTTON i 1
ROOT COMPOUND.
recent discovery by an old
pbysieian. tiuertrf.,GG;f us. •
est monthly by thou,.2t,as of #'
Lams Is the only perfect
iy safe and reliable medicine
discovered. Beware of un-
principled- tirugg?sta who
offer inferior niedioines in
ppinear this Ask for COOK'S VesTo a ROOT
ouroeyp.t�i�a4 no su5sistuta; or inclose $1 and
4 three -cent canaria postage stamps in letter.
and we will seed. sealed, by return mail. Full
sealed particulars in plain envelope. so ladies
only,'2 stamps. Address wend LAW 4omptkuy
No, 0 Fisher Block,191 Woodward ave.,lietwit
t.
Sold1' ..,Cc t'
Arin •eterb f 1. I,l`T! arra
ich.L s
DrarStore and by all druggists everywhere.
is
�.,�Y�:..__ -Econr,iiii,
Children \litres' and Ladies' Too Slippers
and Oxford Ties for summer
in all, the now
bodes.
Haug r, in your girls and buy , thorn n pair f
i•t oe
School shoes. They are dandies.
(live us a earl. You aro welcome.
GEO.: A.NSON,
Happy Prize Winners I
On tire afternoon of Tuesday, Sept.1st,
the street opposite the Dominion Lahore.
tory was blocked by boys and Girls made
happy by prizes drawn by purchases of
School Books and Supplies at Browuing's
Book and Drug Store. The following is a
partial list of the winuere :-
Ticket
No. 67 -Willie Clarke. Beautiful Napkin Ring
in Satin and Hold Covered tease
No. 212 -Eddie Crocker. Teapot stand
eve -Bottle of Perfume
No 2-IIorhert Itand£ord. Dress Fan
218-144iss Han tor (Cabernet Pocket Bible
204 -John Speakman, MIagicSlate Cleaner
833-11inh Gould. Pooket Neoessairio
75-11. kinsman, Polished Inkztand
100-Wn1. Brooks, Set Silver Knifo,rork,Spoon
57-Neeklaco
135 -Jessie Creech, Handsome Dress Fan
207-Almer Nelson, Scholars Companion
210 -Eddie erector, Lacrosse Stick or bottle of
Florida Water
77-R.11insman. Go -Cart
17 -Louis Manning, Stenocepo complete with
number of handsome photographic views
203 -Eddie Croaker, Splash
59-W. Brooke, Scholars Companion with Look
235-1Iugh Gould, Go -Cart
217 -Miss Hunter (Usborne) Fish Pond Gamo
212 -Fruit Basket
66 -Wm. Clarke, Necesaaire
215 -Miss Hunter, Out Wass Weight
201 -Eddie Dignan. Stamp al bum
230 -Hugh Gould. Ladies Companion
238 -Eddie Croaker, White wood Money -box
170 -Louis Manning, Magic Pooket-book
26 -Sylvester Eacrott. Rubber Ball
55 -Wm. Brooks, Fruit Basket
40 -John Snell. Magic Slate Cleaner
28-Say'-vesterEaerett, Hand -painted splash
221 -Emily Gould, Mother of Pearl Purse
231 -Henry, Gould Fountain Pon
7C-R.Kinsman-Rose wood Writing Desk.
BOYS ! GIRLS 1
All should buy their Sch000l Books and
Supplies at Browning's and secure a chance
of aPrize at the best great drawing.
All Goods Sold at Lowest Prices
and the chance for a prize thrown in.
r ,n't miss getting tickets -free to pur-
chasers of School Books. The prizes at
the next drawing will far surpass those
given out at the last.
DOMINION LABORATORY, Main-st,Exeter
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ti
HURRAH !
NnW
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
test SIVIDS
-AND A -
Sure Fit Guaranteed.
lay e .
in.
2 Ibs Iter out off ;
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31bs off for bung gut or gnllett 2
Wti are also prepared to sopniy our cos
towers at the Psokrng Bongo with all kinds
of Cured Meat. 8auea^ e, Bologna, Mead
Cheeee,I�reah Pork, Tenderloin, Spero hits
Lard and Hama,
Wholes alle iln(1 Retn
FARMER BRO,
WHOLESALE ,�: RETAIL
IGROCERS
GE' E 7E1.1CH I Wino (.L ciplrltt merchants
By buying your Fall and 'Winter Goods.
at DOUPE'S ; t '.tent. c
a `a to rn i."5 `
I
(,;HEAP STORE, ICIL KTON
Now Goods in EveryDepartment. lt.
EXETER,
Ii1
,
Como yourself and bring your friends BX TERNO THGENER_ LnTrl
cleans in
and you will find what a low price really ,
f
C{Elibp t3 u
us�ss
Highest Grade Goons
ofHonest Qu'al itr . A CIearing SALE AT and BELOW 'COST
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DOUPE & CO., Kirkton,
Exeter M usic Store
PERKINS & MARTIN.
We have constantly on hand a largo dismay
of the best
PIANOS, ORGANS,
SEWING MACHINES,
BICYCLES and
SMALL MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
..� Suits & Overcoats for Men and Youths,
We offer our entire Stook of Dry Goods.
including }JENBIETTAS dL CASHMELT4
Coatume Cloths, Dress Flannels it ,1iltons,
Flannettes, Grey all-wooIFiannris, .A. large
stook of all -wool Underwear Twee3 'Sett-
ings and Worsted Panting -latest patterns.
A nice lot. of FURS to be cleared out -
Ladies' Fur Capes, Muffs, Boas, Caps an.
Fur Trimmings. Gents' Hats & Caps
Seal, Astrlcau, Persian, Grey Lamb
Kfd Winter Gloves and Mitts for Ladies
and Gents
Carpet and Floor Oil Cloth.
Our prices in BOOTS & SHOES are-
away down below cost -job lot Readymadee.
Persons anticipating the purohaso of any -f A nice lot of Dinner and Tea Setts in
thing in the above lines will do well to call at t latest patterns to be cleared out at once.
the store. We guarantee satisfaction, and
prises as low as eau bebadat themanufaatories. TEAS -We have a largo stockof Teas which
Wo would respectfully ask yon t0 call and will be cleared out at a heavy redaction, 5•
see
1010 tam stook-
took:musiafore as fine as will b0 found in lbs Japan Tea for 31, other Tea for 15o uupp,
P.S.-Agents for all kinds of agrioultural General Groceries, -Cur Stock is com-
impioments. plate and will be kept complete while this
sacrifice sale continues. We offer a redac-
tion of 25 per Dent, for cash. Patrons and
all others used well. Call and see.
Now is the time to buy Hardware cheap,.
including Silver-plated Spoons and Forks
Table Knives, Razors, Pooket Knives, Door
!hi5n� ty1eS ® 1Locks, Snobs and ;des.Hingesle° padlocks.
No trouble to show Goo
JOHN MATHESON,
STAND :-Fanson's
Block, Exeter.
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THS BEST YET
THE CHEAPEST YET
THE BIGGEST YET
1
Persuasive Prices
PRODUCE
Positive Profits.
Good Beds from 32 Op
Here
and up.
Fall Bed -room Suiten
They aYe from 110 and up.
Sideboards trom 17 5G
and up.
A Solid walnut Side-
board for 113 and up.
Extension Tables fro
36 and new. - .;
Platform Reasee s uphol-
stered, from 33'75 up.
Woven Wire Mattresses
from 12 25 and up.
Hall Hat Stands from 35
and up.
Solid-Oarved Oak E d -
room Suites, anti avre
finish, at $35, cheap
at $10.
These
are
Scorch-
ers.
And are only for 80 Days
In order to make room for New Stook soon
to arrive.
Have oar premises packed full and a41
abort for room. ret
Parlor Saites, Dining Suites, Ba3rooi
BostSpites, Kitchen Suites -all away down..
Best Ordered Clothing piodnood in Exeter window Shades, Cornice Poles, Pi119;
Gentlemen I ave nu early, r Mattresses, everything you want to fain;:
with the best stair of Tailors ; the beat to make you buy.
stock of Fine leTrimmyour
orders and the best fo
a house, at pricesC -IT)JLT' '
Cutting in Town, yen are aura of satisfae- Y
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