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T.E(JRSDAYt Sept. Jath 1092.
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both attractive and ikaterestin,o,
Anuen ^ the contributors to the discuss•
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�. \� r y, Alcohol, Loss a1 Power in either .Sox, Involuntary Losses tensed ky
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\�`�d. As \\\\�� over-indulgence. We guarantee gas bpxes to puce any case or refund
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There is noloager clay doubt that
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the harvest of the Canadian No> thtvest
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has'been saved. in mood condition, of
that the Mop is byfar tie largest in
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the history of that country, Tlie wheat'
will mostly grids No.' 1 and No, 2 hard
and it °�
will begin alnioat auruaediatel.
mo} e doarn the 1a11os elle the St,
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Lawrence toward it., �,reat market in
England. The probability is that the
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exports of the Prairie'1o„horl earn be
worth from $25,000,000 to $30,000,000.
Part of this vast sum will be used in
paying for land,buildings and stool.,
and part in buying goods for the use of
settlers.found
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facturedPltgoals, stoves,offurin tulle,
clothing' boots anti shoes ahtd £arm rm
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piements will be made in Ontario, thus
giving • }cork to artisans here. At the
sante time the sons of Ontario farmers,
Who find no vacant land at home, will
turn their eyes to the golden west
Yof
wliicli offers such prizes to enterprise
and industry, so that in every way the
fortuues of this province are bound up
with those of the great plain which for
many years will be a chief bread pro-
duces for Great Britain' While the
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prospects of the Northwest are so good
those of Ontario are equally good, Tho
officials of the Ontario bureau of in•
clustries estimate that the cereals of
this Province will about equal those of
last year in value •• the roots may show
some falling off, while hayhas been
s b '11th.,
cut in great abundaue 3. On the whale
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the value of farm products will be very
much in excess of the for the
averageante
past ten years. Agriculture is the
principal indust2f of the country, and
agriculture flourishes all other
industries share in its prosperity. The
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experts of the last fiscal year were by
far the greatest in the history of the
Dominion, having reached a maguifi-
total of $114,000,000. This was
X15,500,000 more than in • 1S91, and
that was greater than the export of.„q-q
any previous year except 1892. The
Dominion has fairly passed the critical
period of its existence. The people of
provinces are coming more and
more together, and are more and more
that the have a common
feeling Y
country. A feeling of Canadian pride
and
and patriotism is taking the place of
old sectional feeling.The severalpro-Lesson
elutes trade more and more with each
other. The great works essential to_
the unity of the Dominion are appro
aching completion.. More and more
the young Canadian finds a field at
Lime for his talent and his industry,
instead of being compelled to go a-
broad to seek a career. More and more
building upof home industries, the
clepelo went of mir_esand the building-All
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of railways and ships provide a home
market for the Canadian fernier,the
Every year we get farther and farther
from the condition of isolated settle-
merits and get nearer and nearer to
the condition of a nation. Anel so,
looking back ever the paths we have
trodden looking around at that which
h'as been achieved, and learning what
s.
a great and rich cauet1ry has fallen to
us as an inheritance, Canadians may
well rejoice over the past and be hope
Pa 1
fol for the future.
synod, arid an old enthusiastic Clllirch
worker, The eounei1 of the Brother-
hood of St. Andrew will be represented
./1.' a entlemarl of ability, who will
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adores himself to the
young
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Last week it fell to the lot of Petro•
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lie to witness one of the largest politic•
al denlonstratlons ever accorded to the
Liberal Conservhetive Government in
Canada. Fully tett thousand people
a tiered from all
gathered parts of Lambton
county, to give an enthusiastic wel•
conte to five o3 the Cabinet ministers
and to hear there speak ou the public_
of the day. There 1}er. prespear:
Sent Sir Jolla I hompson, Minister of
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Justice and leader of the Government
in the House Of remanent; Hon. G. E.
Foster, Finance Minister Sir Adolph
P
Caron, Post Master General; lion. Mr•
Haggart, Minister of Pailwfys; and
Hon, Mr. Carling, Minister of Agticul
tare. While theyall spoke arra
` pwell,
received au ()yeti= from the assemb
led population such as they deserved,
we wish to call special attention to the
able financial statement of Hun. Mr
Foster-as being a subject in which
eo li generals feel a dee inter-
p p y p
est. We would not thus disparage the
able and eloquent speech of Sir John
Thompson, who o )erred the ball at pe.
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trolea, nor the timely addresses of his
associates; which were all of such a
hopeful character as to inspire Caned
ions with a feeling of confidence in the
a
men who were conducting the public
administration of affairs, But the
facts and figures brought forward by
the Finance Minister, in his own happywhen
mood, are such as to produce ,a spirit
of contentment among our people and
a solid determination to hold fast by
the principles and the policy which
have already clone so much for Canada
Speaking of the large majority in the
House of Commons bywhich the res
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er-which majority had increased from
jXLII,
thirty immediately after the general
to over sezent� at the pr(sentseveral
time-the Hon. Mr. Foster adverted to
the causes which asci to the two thirds
majority in Parliament. It was not
to anygerrymander, or a cos
owingg' y ,.
"cuss
ruption of the constituencies,ora
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educts of the electorate-as was al
leged by the Opposition-but owing
entirely to the successful policy of the
Liberal Conseryative party, and their
P Yden.
unswerving fidelity to British Institut
ions, What was the result of that pol-
icy? In the opening up of the great
North, this very year the people of
P producedthe
that art of Canada had be-Second
tween sixty and seventy million bush
els of grain to feed our own people,and
contribute to the support of Great
Pp
Britain and Europe. Again-before
g McKinley
the passage of the Bill, that
is in 1887, Canada fennel an outside
market for $89,000,000 worth of leer
while in 1890 it went Lt to
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%96,750,000, and in 1891 to $95,500,000,
But in 1892 we capped the clima.c be
exporting $114,000,000 worth of, prod.
ucts. Then what about imports. The
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Liberals told the people, that f they
diel not sell, they could not buy." In
1892 the neo c of Canada were able
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to buy $12' ,d60,000 worth of imported
goods-the largest amount of purchas
es made in twelve years. Such was
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the result of the National Policy!
Again -the Liberals had said that we
ought to have a tariff for revenue pus•
poses only. What had the Government
dune? Why, only a year ago they had
by a single strobe of the pen wiped off
$3,500,000 of revenue on the article of
sugar-thus giving to our people a
free breakfast of sugar, tea and coffee
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Such a thing was unexampled in the
history of the world--and still Canada
prospers. Last year, in the face of this
large remission of duties, we had a
surplus of p250,000, and, judging from
' returns of thecurrent
the first months retu s
fiscal year, we are going to have a
much larger surplus thancy.er, Then
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again, in answer to the cry of the Op-
position that the Dominion is lhcavii'
p 5
saddled with debt, the Finance Minis
ter roved COltr,]uSICel byfacts and
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figures taken from the Blue books that
the last four yeas the public debt
been increased 'b = a
had not 3 singlethan
dollar-on the contrary, that it }vab
one million dollars less than it was five
years ago, And tvhil3`gr'eat e:cpelidl-
titres had been Made for railways and
public ' since
canals and other ' pworks,
879 the public debt ',had increased:
1 , p
20 cents head of
only perthe popular
concluded
Son. The Hen. Mr. Fosterb
an elo uerit speech by a ealing to
q p appealing .
young and old, to Conservatives and.
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Liberals; to prone true to their race as
Britons and to build up for themselves
i_ i • i t.
bind thetr+posterrty on this North Amer
icon Continent a country of which they
.
,i ht justly feel proud,
Having purchased the interest of
the duties of the Lay Representative
how the does does
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complete stock
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REPT.
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MR, 11013ERT RICHARDSON in the
flour arra Feed business I wish to nail-
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u otlazce to all customers that Iwill toll
tinge to supply all kinds of
a
FLOUR h FEED
those in need of such and will Ix
in the stand,
iquestions
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OPPOSITE i' TOWN O JIALxj e
with a full line of
A9 E nes of Seed,.
and or not orforni
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t;iom: Tho Rov, G. E, Sago, patio o
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St George's, London West, will read a
paper entitled "The Church and Her
Young People," dealing
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especially
with the subject of parocliial Assoc:net•
BOTTLE,
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ions. On the Sunday the
s
school side of
Convention's labors will itto
;is hoped; be
C. The 1Iev. _ Ifred Brown, ', A, will
C. address v.bthe d Hon. oS n, B,Blake,,Q oft inh
Oa `°The Sunda School and the •Ween
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Church," while the tllerne. -0f the Rev. "fain
J• C. Garrett , of St, Mark's, Niagara,tier
will be "The Sunday School in Resat-
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ion to the Family and Church." The Most OLD
Rey, A. D. Delvdiiay will sllppl0illent
these papers by one on "Tho necessity kurr
Horne Co operation with Suuday
School Work." A Mos` interesting
feature of the proceedings will be an
illustrated address on "The Model `
.leacher," by Mr. Jasper Golden, of " �.
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Kingsville, a yeteratt Sabbath school
teacher of forty years'. stallding, the and often
discussion on which, will be led by for many
Mrss S. Brown, of Brantford. Se` seal in need.
otlhelr well-l.uowu workers iiZ the die for Fusels,
cese leave promised to open the discus- •Neuralgia
sions on the topics presented, The any such
Bishop of Huron, who Will preside at use PAIN
the sittings of the convention, will •Buy • it right
preach at the service to be held in St.
James' church on the eto be h° of the
dor sale everywhere.
and it has, we believe, been tug-
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stilly
Cholera
Killer" fixed
wakened those
PEOPLE
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Davie
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years they
It is the
Bruises,
and Toothache.
pains before
KILLER.
now.
Use it
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night,
Morbus found n
me right, wMeiics,
around me.
are friends o�
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best friends, because
have found it a friend
best Family Remedy
uprains, Rheumatism,
To get
they become aches,
Keep it near
promptly.
!T KILLS
rid of
you.
PAIN•largo
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At right and reasonable
Prescriptions
and Fared ,�
C��TefL11?<y 7'reg��reci.
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rices.
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Provisions delivered to all )arts of
Ice
the village with promptitude. ,
Highest cash price paid for Butter
and efle s.
JESSE � sTcaTT, Prop
All accounts must be settled with
the proprietor as soon as convenient
for those indebted to the same.
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READ AND LE,a ARNe
�'"'"T"our
the best in the market.
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C. LUTZ.
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London Huron & Bruce Railway
That our Planing Sash Door
factory is fitted up Mill,
to ti npp Blind
ments. We ars prepared to do planing ane
matching,band and scrollstrwrng. turnip@
moulding, grooving and all kinds of rrlach
ino work o„ shortest notice.
In our LUMBER YARD you will find a
and well assorted stock of all kinds o:
ger dressda materials. Pine and hemlock lure•
bar
Passenger Time Table,
clressecl arra not caressed. See our stool
of x all(1XS x Pine Shingles lxla,lnf'UCtnl'eG
by the best in Ontario.
Bested that the use of la men in con- -"---
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vection with the sery ices of the church A POINT FOR YOU•
should be exemplified by the assist In view.of what Hood's Sarsaparilla
of two or three laymen being• in- P
t•ited on that occasion. Tie G. T• R. has done for others, is it not reasonable
to suppose that it will leo of benefit to
and C. P. R. companies have offered you. For Scrofala, Salt Rheum, and
the usual reduced rate:-a fare and a all other diseases of the blood, for Dys-
third for the round trip' Tho Rey. G.
R. Beainish; B. A. of Stratford is chair pepsin, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
man and secretary of the local hospi- Lose of Appetite, That Tired Feeling,
taut committee Catarrh, Malaria, Rheumati8m, Hood's
y , and it is desirable Sareeparilla is an unequalled remedy.
that the names of intending visitors
should be sent to him without delay.�'^°`�
Hood's Pills cure Sick Headache.
GOING Nonxa,
a.m.p.m,
Lonaon,dep'ts.o5 4.25.
Lncan Cres'g 8,47 5.30,
Clandeboye 8.52 528.
Centralia9.05 5.45.
5.57,
Hensall 9,28 6.09.
]irppen 9.34 6.17.
Brucefreld 9A2 6.2G.
Llinto boyo' 10.9 6.45.
Blyth 10.28 7.12.
Belgrave 10.42 7.27.
Wineham tion 7.45.
C}Or\GF Source.
a,m.p-m.
Wingham 7:b5 340,
Balgrave 7.24 4.00.
Blyth 7.38 4.15,
Clinton oro' 7.47 8.07 4.45,
8.26 - ,
Bruaefiela o Or
liippen 8.34 5.12•
Hensall 8.41 5.19
Con�rali ti 9.09 5.45
Clanaeboye 9.1S 5.56
Luoan Cros'g9.24 6.02
London a,rr 10 15 64.5
makers We also hay(
a large stock of A 1 Cedar Shingles Ovcon
are excellen.tvalue. No.1 Pine Lath con•
strrntly in Stock Wo have nlarge stock o,
btrr,t sash whiclx wo can furnish with o,
without glass. We are fitted up with mach
of Taninery ks and Citsterns,,which making
ilurnns,
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to our customers ox, short notice. VS'o thole
something• new in this lino for watering cat
tie in the field or barnyard.
fa actin g muchatte zction,aand Cabinet
ingtilx,tirc
satisfaction whenever used.
Call and examine the above named stock,.
all of which will be sold at lowest prices
CAUTION.
ROSS & TAYLOR,
Main St., Exeter
IMPORTANT TO TEACHERS
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High School Entrance rt:xamination, r` 'ate.e
Cloud,
SEL 6CTIOVS FOR LITDRATUR]].-1893, it On first looking into
Lesson V. Pictures of Memory. Chapman's Homer
Lesson X, The Barefoot boy, " XLIII On the Grasshoeper and
Lessors XIX, The Death of the Flowers the Cricket.
Lesson XXIIT. Tho Face Against the " XLVI. The Bridge of Sikhs.
Pane. " XLVII, A Parental Ode to my
Lesson XXIV. From the Deserted . Son.
Village. " XLIX. Indian Summer.
XXXV. Resignation. " L. To Helen.
Lesson XL. Rine' Out, Wild Bells. LI. Horatius,
Lesson XLII, Lady Clare. " LVIII. Each and All.
Lesson LII. Jacques Cartier. " LX. The Diver.
Lesson XCI. Robert Burns. " LXVII. The -Hanging of the
Lesson XCII. Edinburgh after Flocs- Crane.
" LXXIX, The Lord of Burleigh.
Lesson 0. VIII. National Morality." LXXX. Break, k Bleak.
Break,
Lesson C. Shakespeare. " LXXXI, The "Revenge."
Lesson 0II. The Merchant of Venice " LXXXIX, The Old Cradle.
-First Reading. " XC. Rugby nhapcl '
Lesson CIV The Merchant of Venicc ENGLISH Pllosio.-In English compo
Reading. sition the examiner will allow a choice
SELECTIONS FOR MEMORIZATION - of subjects, some of which must be
FOURTH DEADER. based on the following', with which
candidate is expected to familiar
1, The Bells of Shandon, pp. 51-52. v
2. To Mary in Heaven, pp. 97 98, ize himself by careful reading:-1S93•
3,"` Ring121-122. SCOTT,The Talisman,
„ Out, Wild Bells, pp.
EACH PLTJGr OF THE
NAvyelection
myRTLEr
IS MARIiED
84
undertaking
HE NDQUARTERS
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CURTAIN POLES.
The only place in town
were you have an assort-
went to choose from. Pol-
• IN BRONZE LETTERS.
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mileOTH.A GENIE
es cut an' length desir-
ec[.
COVERS.
A fine line of covers
just arrived, have your
$75 ,000.00. furniture re covered and
macre new in the latest
styles.
persons who want-
FURNITURE.
CHEAP 11110111EY In furniture we have
at 5 - 6 and 6 ' PER CENT should call the largest and best stock
a in town at the lowest
-a� the -
•. prices. •
Office Of i OOLLI1
s E. MOULDINGS.
4. Lady Clare, pp. 128 130.
5. Lead, Kindlydn Light, p. 145.
6, Before Sedan, pf 150.
7. .Che ThreeFishers 220,
f p
8. The Forsaken Merman, 298-
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,products;
`mouldingsi
a.
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pp.
302• Eire and 4 r Frederick
9, To a Skylark pp. 31.7-320.. an
10, EleTv, }�rittena countychurch �``��°`` `� """'<`3"iv'�
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Stationery.
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Bissett
yard, pp. 331 33a c c,^ seesa,
Alsot see section 22, circular No. 7, of Hood's Sar n rfl. reescl cd Their
new course of study for public 6"i, ins fro=_n Scrofula.
schools of county of Huron. For Scrofula, Salt Rheum, and all
viten,: School Leaving, and Primary- other foul humors in the. blood of
Examinations. children or adults, Hood's Sarsaparilla
SELECTIONS FOR LITBRA'TRnE.-1S93, is an encquailed remedy. Meati this:
Lesson III, The Trial Scene in the "We an,; 00 thankful t•) hood's Sarsapa-
"Merchant of Venice." rr!in for whit 11 did for ou • little girl that we
make this statement for the benefit of other
Lesson V. To The Daffodils. al: ions parents and
Lesson XX. Bard.
Lesson X< IX• The Land o' the Leal..3 Is-es: 'i tag Children
Lesson XXXI, To a Highland Girl Our gh'iwas abeaati[al baby, fair and plump
XXXIV. The Well of St. Keyne, and healthy. But when she was two years
cc r XXXVI. Go Where .Glory old, soros bro::o ant behind her cars and
Waits 'Thee: spread rapidly over her head and forehead
" XXXVII. Dear Harp. of My down to her eyes, and into her neck: We
Country. consulted ono of the bestphysic ansinBrook.
tt X1X�rIII. Come Ye 7Siscons0 len, but nothiug (lid her any good. The clot-
' tors said it was caused by-a, scrofula Bruner
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AT QUARANTINE.
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.Q/cmcgasat,®o ng
Passengers on quarantined ships are
in a very unpleasant and at the same
time a very dangerous position. It is
bad enough to be imprisoned for an 111
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definite time, for so long as the cholera
continues to exist on the vessels, they
will be cletaicied at quarantine. But
that is not b3 any means the worst of
it. For, so long as they are on the
pest ship they are exposed to the ding
er of infection, It seems to be a
sengers shut up in the infected vessel
strange plan that which kceps the pasoils
One would think that the sick and well
would be permitted to goashore at the
islands set apart for the quarantine
station in order tlhat the mimlit be
seperated and that the well mieht be
g • ,
ellen the best chance of escape and
the sick the, best of recovery, It is
absolutely necessary to maintain a
rioid •quarantine. No matter what the
dangertlialnunorl'ornshoctl'imc,hutitsoonbcgauto
discomfort, the and the suffer-S
inn' endured 'by the passengers may be
it is' better 'drat they should suffer
should ' •, _
that they ,eery the ells.
ease and death ashore. But surely itAl
is possible to make their detention less
uncomfortable and less fatal than by
lceepin them on thecrowded ships
Where tine chances of escape. fr p
ore the
,
disease are,reduced to a minimum,
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�'7L3'St Class Horses and Rigs.
Sin SPECIAL Sul Hee i s.
f y�'� �1 SPECIAL RATES WITH
COMMERCIAL MEN.
11.1¢..1
Having added a stock of
FINE A p $,
FINE WOOLLENS, CLOTHS, L
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WORSTEDS9 �"�+ °• 9
S1D8T1NGS TROUSER-
p �a 9��p_ +� lova
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I am now prel,ared to meet the wants
of my customers and all others in need
of clothes. A complete stock at lowest
Orders
Store,
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TERMSREASONABLE
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left
will receive
ATRIAL
EMPORIUM,'
at Bissett Bros.'Hardware
prompt attention.
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SOLICITED.
W. G. BISSETT.
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f in the l.,lood. Ilcr head betaine
aG Ono CoFiF2 ".�IGt'; Sore
�` ofrons, :e to the smell and ch•eaciful to loot, at.
Mir general health waned and she would. lay
hi
prices,
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Isof
and
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having
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wish to
surrounding
prepared
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opened a new
1bu,7,n
9ht
rn 1 n 5
inform the citizen
country
to do all
IAI'eii -
lOrOTIC�i.'.
Tailor
Stere
that
kinds
Shopin
of
Exeter
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alar•echairanda without an lifeoren-
l Y y
ergy. The so, es c anted *;seat itching • and
so 1]„t at tines wo had to restran'
rluruds totucentscratching. sol J years
r Suffered
.r9 Fearfully
with this terrible humor. Beteg urged to try
ziauct's Sarsaparilla we del so. We sour
noticed that she bad more Ufa and appetite.
:rhe mediaiite seemed to chive out rum's of
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'sndbie, the heart,, ai' lidrexrefana e:;a,ieely
� ;India a;fewruontl,s herheaiibeoaineentiret
elcarof tesore. 1teisno'cvl3ei'fccr,ly.oar,
has no evidence ate e:a of rho humor, and her skin is
clear ash healthy; She seems like an en-
Particular Attention Given to Orders.
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Having haad several years of expert-
cute. „ 1 solicit a tail: an illustration
18 doingfor
Yours, etc.,am,
from Maine
1 _ C H thele Each
J. Vit, `J i I iJ it 9 immenseeencetnlikeoarsIs
Main Street' r :. FiOOD's
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what she was
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all Glamor°
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Testimoti
Of What
slap eller suffering
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to California,
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not beneficent?
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gatlerill
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Ave., 'East
eve•tydthy,
light of
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g upply of
-large s We nary tlhe •ghost complete stock of
r� Bread Buns . , ,
Confectionery, y,
�f � y Musical r11SLLL1rrlCI1LS lr, the,county.
Cakes SLC. PIANOS, ORGANS. VIOLINS,
ALSO
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Huron An liclan Church Worker S
and Sunday Sohool Convention, '
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- SPAN'INGi MACI-IINh,fi, BICY. LFS.
Visite 'Exeter every Vi' ednesday and
r afternoon. All Orders left FARnl IMPLEMENTS &e
Saftutda3 of
-,.• g ` f
wits - ,.; i Senear is promptly attend- The abor•t instr ui ents alwae s on
ed to. hand,'
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Oysters and fruits of all kinds it1Tents
' .. .. - i ®x re to Y �CdyG�r,�v' 0 0
their Seatson. e
GIVEITS' BALL
Dt Wy rots,'
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Ltonsall.,EVERYTIIIN,G AWAY DOW!I
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A.t ous,n the final arrant,ementsfoeTA
rho ch r h r
c werkere and Sunday school
come tion for the dioeeso of Huron to
1 ,. .. t • . r
be held at Stratford
Orel on the lith th and
12th of October, are still incomplete,
enough has already, been done topro.
'
vide ..j),`Jg°rs;inia,. ,;that is ctSltta;ilr to be 1