The Exeter Advocate, 1893-5-25, Page 54
EANS•
Int anvfarri Nti pr¢ iU rt,n1<,t•:
covert' that ewe theword 1 1 t.
Nervus iei11yt Lost Zi'1r tea
nonino hfunhoot
rtstorir t!
ryeulrnes of body or meat mutt .1
by eY4o-work cn `rho errors o. ax
c.>aao�aaam,l mein of youth, This, )3:pa4tty air
ePlutoly cures the most obstinate unties whim ell orbit
'PazaThicatte harefoiledavento ream. Nol4bydln,
Pas et ;r1 per paeknge, orsix for k$o or sent b3, r4'rr. o!
et1.4 of price b, eddiix'nsing TkjL' JAMES bI1 D1g11i
!e•R•, Toronto, Ont. tYrit'• r,,r bnnrrhtot. Sold 4%—
,
For
i-
For Sale in Exeter by .T, ?'[ IDrolvatiner
r
It isno effort will be made
said er a tpresent
to enforce the Chinese exclusion law, ow-
ing to the fact that no money was appropri-
ated for the purpose.
D WITH A BAsP.
Sirs: -I had such a severe cough that my
throat felt as If scraped with a rasp. On
taking Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup I
found the first dose grave me relief, and the
second bottle completely cured.
Miss A A Downey. Manotic Ont.
Sir Oliver Mowat's wage earners' bill was
discussed, but not wholly considered, in
Committee of the whole by the Legislature
last, week. Some important amendments
were made.
HOAST is the old Scotch ' name for a
cough. The English name for the best
cure for coughs is Dr. Wood's Norway Pine
Syrup.
ru .
Mr. Tait's amendment to Mr, Clarlee's
motion regarding the representation of To-
ronto was carried in, the assembly Wednes-
day by 49 to 29.
Do not suffer from sick headache a mo-
ment Loner. It is not necessary. ' Carter's
Little Liver PILLS wilt, cure you iDose one
little piLL. Small price. Small close.
Small pill.
Prominent residents of Montreal are urg-
ing the establishment of a botanical garden
in that city.
A COMPLICATED CASE.
Dear Sirs,—I was troubled with bilious-
ness, headache and loss of appcute. I could
not rest at night, and was very weak, but
after using three bottles of B B B my ap
petite is good and i am better than for years
past. I would not uow be without B B B,
and am also giving it to my children.
Mrs Walter Burns, Maitland, N S.
The date of Mr. D'Aiton McCarthy's'visit
to Woodstock has been fixed for May 3,xst.
Mrs Chas `Smith of Jimes Ohio, writes. I
have used every remedy for sick headache 1`
could hear or for the past fifteen years, but
Garter's LittLe Liver PILLS did me more
good than al: the rest.
The board of review of the National Trot-
ting associatiug Wedm:0day recused an ap-
plication for the reinstateennost of the fam-
ous stallion:Alcryone._
MY LITTLE BOY
Gentlemen,—My little boy had a severe
hacking .cough and could not sleep at night
I tried Hagyard's Pectoral Balsam and it
cured him very quickly Mrs J Hackett,
Lincwood, Ont
Frank 0 Almy was hanged at Concord, ?i
H' Friday for the murder of Christie War-
den.
WEAKNEss, DEBILITY,'PALLNHss,.
ANAEMIA, etc., are cured by Milburn's
Beef, Iron and Wine,
Geo. E:liott of Maeonville, near London
.v Sdiied very suddenly Waduesdday loth aged
'� FOR FROSTBITES
Sirs—For chaped hands, sore throat and
frost bites I find nothing excels Hagyard's
Yellow 011. I had my feet frozen three
years ago and obtained no relief *Oil I
used Hagyard's Yellow Oil, whisk Won
healed: up thefrozen. part. Chas Loegmeir,
• Alameda N W T
rThe international biernsial conference of
]ie Y M 0 A began of Indianapolis roil'
inst,
When Baby wee ai.k, we gave her Cgs'iortat..
When she was a Child, she.rIed for Caatoria.
When she became Nine, she elitng to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Caatoria.
It is now feared that .theasteamship'Wand
rabani, aground below Quebec, Will prove a
total loss.
PERFECT sA.TIsPACTIOhT'
Gentlemen—I have }tiond B B B an .,. excel
lent remedy, both as a bi.00d purifier . and
general- family medicine I was fora Long
time troubled with sick headache and heart
burn, and tried' a ,bottle, whieh pve me
such perfect'satisfaction *bat baa*i '(thee
then used it as our.famiLy mediate*
E BaiLey,'North, Hay Ont.
A Gascoigne,a middle aged Montreal man
committed suicide by swallowing a qc ,ntity
of vitriol
CHAPPED HANDS AND LIPS,crit eked
skin, sores, cuts, wounds and bruises' are
promptly cured by Victoria Carbolic two.
The annual meeting of the Cada,. ae a•:
oific Railway Company Wee held dirt Ide sae.
al Wednesday.
IT HAs BEEN PROVED
It has been proved over and over again
that Burdock Blood Bitters cures dyspepsia
constipation, bitiousness, headache, ecrofu-
La, and ar . disesases of the stained', Liver
rand bowste Try it, :l eery bathe is guar.
anteed to benefit or cure when Laken accord
ing to direction
The grand council of the Royal Arcanum
for Ontario bean its eight carrel egxeoia4
in London last week.
Have no equal as a prompt and positive
cure fot sick heedaeh.,'biliousness, sonsti-
patios, pain in the side, and all liver troub-
les. Darter's Little Liver Ph t. Try, them
The village of North Galveston, Ind., has
been destroyed by fire, J J Jaelf s*, his
wife, two;,sons and a daughter wore barn ed
to deatn. •
Pleo'a Remedy for Catarrh is the
Rest Easiest to Use and, gite:pest..
a..
Sold by drusgists or sent by smell,,
roe. 37 T. Hazeltine. Warren, PA,
,.�nx+x,ry-raw: .a.: wuw«wn'+wuu,�atm:w.
Erastus Wintaulthursday made a gener-
al assi'Gnnient to Lawyer David Bennett
Bing of New York, Mr. Wiman would not
make any statement, and merely said the
assignment was without preference,. `
LOW 's WORM SYRUP is the standard
of Excellence. Kethere% recommend it,.
Children cry for it. Worins fly from it.
But Oars blew open the safe in Thompson
dC Iio'n'ell's store, Copetown, Tuesday night
and stole about 0475
Miscellaneous.
To Get at the .Facts.
Ilegarclin ;' Heed's Sarsaparilla, ask
talo peopli this medicine, or read the,
testimonials often published' in this
paper, They will certain ly convince
you that Hoccl's Sarsaparilla possesses
unequalled merit, and that HOOD'S
CURES,
Hood's Pills cure constipation by re.
storing, the peristaltic action of the
alimentary canal They are the best
cathartic. y
is now stated on pretty good au-
thority that tato "boy" who was with
Bnrke and Wilson in this city at the
time of the Phair.tragedy was a wo-
man dressed in boy's clothes, It is
further stated that a woman (presum-
ably the same` person) was seen on
Kensington bridge one day while
Burke and Wilson were confined in
jail making signals to the prisoners.
If these statements are true the young
woman is at present in Chicago.
"I don't feel like Eating breakfast
this morzrieg, This is a common re -
marl and is proof positive that the
Kidneys and Liver are out of order,
and nature calls out for relief. A bot-
tle of ll'lembrays Kidney and LiVver
Cure will remove the cause of all this
trouble. Try it.
Marriee in Court.
Buffalo, May 15.—Two eloping coup-
les from Brantford, Ontario, were mar-
ried in the police°court this morning.
The brides were sisters—Sylyia May
and Pearl Detweller. Both of these
were very pretty and modest looking.
The former was married to John . Mor-
rison, a brawny young laborer,
who towered above his bride like au'
'oak. The disparity was so great that
it was rather amueing to see John
stoop down. to kiss his bride. Pearl's
husband, John Reid, looked younger
than she even, though she gave her
age as seventeen. Just before Judge
King began the ceremony the• father
of the girls made his appearance, and
for a time it looked as if he would for-
bid the bans; but he finally consented
and even promised to provide work
for Ids two sons in-law. The whole
party left for Brantford this afternoon.'
The number of languages spoken by!
mankind at present is estimated at
3,000. The bibie has been translated
into 200 only, but these 200are spok-
en by about two -thuds of.' the whole
population of the g''iobe.
The royal crown of Great Critain is
composed almost entirely of diamonds,:
pearlo and rubies, weighs thirty-nine
ounces and five pennyweights, Troy,
and is valued at $1,200,000. When the
Kohinoor was first brought to Europe
Pit weighed 186 carats, but by cutting
has beeu reduced to 102.`
A itratlebpr Doll's Long Trip.
Ottawa, May 1S.—The practice of
sending post cards around the world is
{
not au unusual one, but it is not often
that a rubber doll is sent travelling
all over the continent: Yesterday.
there arsired from the Pacific coast
one of these articles, to which all kinds
of tags and badges were attached in
addition to the customary female at-
tire. Judging from the history writ•
ten on the tags, the little one has ' un-
tlere?oue considerable travelling. Last
fall this doll, which bears the name of
Mina Ms.ry Green, was dropped into the
quail at Winchester, Mass., bearing a
tag on which were the words;
climate of New England is too s.
for the child,. ' Please pass her
Pacific coast for the winter." Th
A Family Friend,—No family should
be without Perry Davis' Vegetable
Pain Killer. P can be given to the in -
fent for the Colic, end to the adult for
Rheumatism, There le scarcely a dis-
ease to which it may not be benefeally
applied. It contains no.deleteriousdrug
may be used for the yarious tailnient of.
mankind. Get the Big 25e, Bottle,
The Rain and. the Crops.
Despatches received from different
parts of the, province show that the re
cent heavy rains have done damage to
the crops in some places, while ia oth-
ers the effect has not been injurious.
Cornwall reports that the outlook is
not of the brightest, farming operat-
ions having been i .,peded. A heavg
crop of hay is, however, predieted• The
news from Western Ontario, as given
in a despatch from Chatham, indicates.
good prosnects for fall wheat and oats,
with an abundant bay crop. Southern
Ontario as represented in a message
from Cayuga, Haldirnand county, has
benefitted by the rain, except as re-
gards late sown peas, which were
washed up. There also hay promises
to be abundant, A report from Ux-
bridge indicates some damage and
backward crops, but the farmers are
hopeful of a fair yield. Windsor re
ports fall wheat in very find condition.
Orangeville says that the rains will be
beneficial in that district, Walkerton
reports not much damage; and that
may betaken as fairly representing
north-western Ontario. Kingston re-
ports great delay in seeding in the
Midland section of the province, while
Barrie, as representing the north, says
grain has been rather benelitted than
injured. Many of thereports indicate
what must be generally understood,
namely, that it is teo early in the _sea
son to make a correct estimate.
Around About Us.
The Windsor_ law association has
passed a resolution of regret at the.
death of Mr. Alexander` Cameron of To-
ronto, who was for many years a mem-
ber of the bar of Essex,
The stock of F. W. Lon_ &Co.,f St.
ac C ,
Marys, consisting of dry good, clothing
millinery, etc., amounting to $18.296.-
90, was bought by F. G. Ramsay, of
Chesley, at 591 cents on the dollar
Mr. W. A. Dent, who: is at: present
teaching school at Wiarton, but who
formerly taught in Usborne, has been
appointed to the geological survey
staff of the Dominion Government,
'Sunday night some persons cut the
putty off a pane of glass in -a • back
window of Mr. Thos. McGolrick's boot
and shoe store, St. Marys, and took out
the pane and thus effected an entrance
The scamp secured about $ 5 in. mon-
ey, but left some 60 cents in coppers
and 85 cents in silver that evidently,
escaped notice, No stock was taken.
f�t7i'Mu517&511afC'
i`Hi7 @ is N",rR]iW,'Ph`t
Fetching the 'D actor
At night is always a trouble and It i
r S
often an entirely unnecessary
trouble if.
Perry avi
ILLE4
is Kept in the house. A few drops
of this old remedy in a little sweet.
t,
ened water
or mil
ranprompt
b s
relief. Sold everywhere. g
Have you seen the New
E39G BOTTLE
Old Price 21: Cud
argains!
Bargains! !
Bargains I I t
The Spring Season
is about here and our
good wives are begin-
ning to think of house
cleaning. Then after
the "dirty work" is fin
ished, a few nice pict-
ures will be necessary
for a spring-like ap-
pearance. Bear this in
mind, the best stock of
amboo Novelties,
Picture Moulding
and
Curtain poles,
Is at
S GI i Y'S
FURNITURE & UNDERTAKING
—Establishment.–
Odd•Fellows Block. Opposite JGrig
Stationary.
le''
;e.
UN
m_.
�drs. 111 B. Merrick,
Of Toronto, Ontario, Cured of
Catarrh and Neuralgia
Good authority has said that "neuralgia is
the cry of the nerves for pure blood.": The
prompt action of Hood's Sarsaparilla on thea.
"The blood, combined with its toning and strength
severe ` ening: effect upon the nerves. make this a
grand medicine for neuralgia and, also for
o the catarrh, etc. We commend this letter to all
This be- having such troubles, and especially to
dull
Suffering Wornet
She
"For agood many years Ihavebeen suffer-
ing •:fru eatarrh, neuralgia and
new C,_neral Debility
...
n she failed<to obtain permanent relief from,
Mon
medical 'advice, and my friends ``feared
tiring Iwould never find anything to cure me. A.
Win-
Mpg
in_
short time ago I was induced to try Hood's
bear
Sarsaparilla. At that time I was unable to
walk even a short distance without feeling a
s he Dea h -tike Weakness
neck
overtake me. '„And I had intense pains from
neuralgia tin my. head, back and 'limbs,
which were very exhausting. But I am glad
mass to say that soon after I began ta' ing Iood's
huts Sarsaparilla 1 saw that it was doin mo
good. When I took 3 bottles I was entirely
the' Cured of 14euraB fa
l>aper �'�
3 in I gained in strength rapidly, and can
y
take a two-mile walk without feeling tired.
and I do not suffer nearly so much from ca•
iarrh, and find that as my strength increases
each
the catarrh decreases. I ani indeed a
e changed woman, and are very grateful to
The HOod's' arsapa ll la
on
for what it has done for me. Itis my wish
that this my testimonial shall bo published
in order that others suffering as I was , may
learn how to be benefitoii.' Mac. M. E.
o•an her travels, and since then the
la,s been continually on move. the
attended a mail clerk's banqu
Denver, where she got a complete
of tfe in the clothing line. O
went, stopping for a short time' in
tdtna and California, then up to B
Columbia and from thence ease to
ut eg wad Ottawa Her skirts
hundreds of postage marks by th
dif-
ferent mail clerks whose hand
passed through, while around her
are tags 'bee ring the efforts of budding
poets. One of the Ottawa tags is
to the House of Commons gallery,
ata the house is not sitting it bears
words "Come again." The news
Midges which she carries are 1
nytuatber, and embrace Kansas cit
pa-
pers, Colorado, Montana, California
British Columbia sheets, and on
is printed a kindly greeting to th
lit-
tle one and a fond farewell.
"mind" went. home to Winchester
Tuesday.
MuItitrox, 57 Eim Street, Toronto, Ont
H000ee PILLS euro all Livor ills, Bilious-
ness, .iaundico. Indieestlon, Sick headache.
oo Vegetable Piaro gtI
pared to meet et a legit'.
mate detnand for a mild,
efficient and reliable family physic. They are
purely vegetable, containing ho del, e el °
calomel, mercury, or mineral sub -I' i S
'stance of any kind. Hood's Pills
act upon the stontacir, liver, and alimentary
cattalo and euro Liver Complaint,, Constipation,
Nausea, Biliousness, Ileadache, Indigestion,
Sour Stomach, Distress after bating, Jaundice.
A cold may be brolten tip and a fever prevented,
btu promptly taking Hood's Pills.
. ,
Pitooers Pills
Are prepared try C. I. flood So bo., Apothecaries,
Lowell, Mass. , I'riee 25 cents per box Sold by
all dtuggists or sotitby mail on receipt s:A price.
5otir P$11igg Eau:.
a
Dogs Wanted. Dresse
or Alive.
li ;Dressed Hogs bought subject to the
following conditione;-2 lbs per cwt off;
5 lbs extra if shoulder stuck; 3 lbs for
either bung gut or gullett,.if left in.
All Hogs to' be cul through
from Tail to Throat.
Highest Price paid for Hogs
weighing from 100 to 200
pounds, dressed,
SHELL BROS 84 Co.
PALA CEBAKERY
The undersigned having handsome-
ly fitted up hie .parlor and restaurant
-will serve
ICE CREAM
during the Summer Season, Also a
large supply of
Confectionery, Bread Buns,
Cakes &c.
Visits Exeter every Wednesday and
Saturday afternoon. All orders left
with. George Sanders promptly attend-
ed to.
Oysters and fruits of all kinds- in
their season.
1. NV, FOSS,
Rensall
Exeter Musical MsIrllet
EMPORIUM.
PERMS & MARTINI PROPS.
We carfthe •most complete stack of
Musical instruments in the county.
PIANOS, ORGANS.. VIOLINS,
ALSO
SEWING MACHINES, BIOMES.
FARM IMPLEMENTS &e,
The above instruments always on
hand.
Terms to suit Purchasers.
GIVE US A GALL,.
EVERVTH/NG " AWAY DOWN
ERTAKING
R O ERT N. R® E,
Proprietor of (The Old Established)
FURNITURE WAREROOMS
(One Door north Molson's Bank.)
ALL NEW GOODS. LOW PRICES.
STYLES TO SUITE EVERYBODY.
have also a complete stock of
curtain poles and picture mould
A Specialty
The Pas
.kora W
utter and,
Fitter.
As 1 aa, the oalp OUT'TEI':
and FITTER to town whohda
itseaft:tioeGardt:63'tlto lar�*e citfos in 51 ,
Sttttos data Spring, :0:5.
a,:•
raa tht,best able to .it
'p' t `Btt, x'V p 31 lityJe,
.l `d s les,,
When you have bough
the material for youl.
Spring and Summer coa.
collie to me and get fitted
d C,nt � � e e� e •,
Before .Sef'you buyofa ,
�'
Spring Suit, come up t
my shop and get posted
on TUE STYLES,
BERT "NIGHT ,i
7
The Fashionable Gutter and Fitter.
l� Gil 11'
A complete stock of
Pure andReliable Drugs
ALWAYS KEPT.
°
..1`pll.aaS
9t right and reasonable prices.
Prescriptions
and Family Receipts..,
Carefully Prepared.
INI4airs Congitinil
the best in the market.,
C LTTTZ. PRbl`.
CL
rri
A1J.
ai )-Sit.
EXETER- ONTARI1:
;Has now in stock
htui andiiii,
e ®cis.,
IN THE FOLLOWING LINES:
West of England Suitings and Trou
eringsi,
Scotch Tweed Suitings and Trouser
ings.
French and English Worsted Cloth
All made up in the Latest;
Style, at best Rates. •
A. 3 SNELL
7 NG
17/
Never was there known such low price in Furniture
before, asJ you will find at
1
FUt s�.E
RE
Having purchased the Warerooms and Factory lately occupied by W, Andrews. I wish to
inform theeo le of Exeter and surrounding Country that, aTrl offeringall kinds
P p guaranteed of furniture at greatly reduced rates. All Goods gl a ran eed to be my
own hand make, of first-class dry material and put together in the
strongest possible manner and of the latest design and -finish. All kinds of ordered
work and repairing receives Iny prompt attention. LUMBER and WOOD taken in ex-
change for FURNITURL.
The only
Yale's
place in town where you can ,.; buy the.
P tent Dominion Nickle.Plated Wire
at�
tre s---bes tt� in the Market.
1 T Andrew's Old Stand 2 doors ?'North
,�It Tow. Hall,' Exeter,
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66 .'
Complete ,tt: f hood
.A N D HOW TO ATTAIN IT."
A Medical Work that Tells the Causes, Describes the Effect°,
Points the Remedy.
Scientifically the most valuable, artistically the most.bcautirul medical book ever pub.
lished; 55 pages, every page bearing a half -tone illustration in tints. Subjects treated:—
Nervoa aDebility, Tritotetep, Sterility, Development, varicocele,
The 1 tiaband,. Those ]attending Marriage, etc.
kvery man who would know the Grand Truths the Plain Fans, the Old Secrets and
Now Discoveries of Medical Science as applied to Wind t:d Lite who would atone for past
'follies and avoid. future pitfalls, should write for this WONDERFUL LITTLE BOOR..
it will be tent free, under seal, While the edition lasts. • Address the' publishers,
lel KilEDICAL CO., Buffalos N•'V'.
TN.MV,eF(Vr•.PM<.MM.dC.rYt
... .. .....i ...R .... . .
gemineammaseeicammassomainvemv
MuItitrox, 57 Eim Street, Toronto, Ont
H000ee PILLS euro all Livor ills, Bilious-
ness, .iaundico. Indieestlon, Sick headache.
oo Vegetable Piaro gtI
pared to meet et a legit'.
mate detnand for a mild,
efficient and reliable family physic. They are
purely vegetable, containing ho del, e el °
calomel, mercury, or mineral sub -I' i S
'stance of any kind. Hood's Pills
act upon the stontacir, liver, and alimentary
cattalo and euro Liver Complaint,, Constipation,
Nausea, Biliousness, Ileadache, Indigestion,
Sour Stomach, Distress after bating, Jaundice.
A cold may be brolten tip and a fever prevented,
btu promptly taking Hood's Pills.
. ,
Pitooers Pills
Are prepared try C. I. flood So bo., Apothecaries,
Lowell, Mass. , I'riee 25 cents per box Sold by
all dtuggists or sotitby mail on receipt s:A price.
5otir P$11igg Eau:.
a
Dogs Wanted. Dresse
or Alive.
li ;Dressed Hogs bought subject to the
following conditione;-2 lbs per cwt off;
5 lbs extra if shoulder stuck; 3 lbs for
either bung gut or gullett,.if left in.
All Hogs to' be cul through
from Tail to Throat.
Highest Price paid for Hogs
weighing from 100 to 200
pounds, dressed,
SHELL BROS 84 Co.
PALA CEBAKERY
The undersigned having handsome-
ly fitted up hie .parlor and restaurant
-will serve
ICE CREAM
during the Summer Season, Also a
large supply of
Confectionery, Bread Buns,
Cakes &c.
Visits Exeter every Wednesday and
Saturday afternoon. All orders left
with. George Sanders promptly attend-
ed to.
Oysters and fruits of all kinds- in
their season.
1. NV, FOSS,
Rensall
Exeter Musical MsIrllet
EMPORIUM.
PERMS & MARTINI PROPS.
We carfthe •most complete stack of
Musical instruments in the county.
PIANOS, ORGANS.. VIOLINS,
ALSO
SEWING MACHINES, BIOMES.
FARM IMPLEMENTS &e,
The above instruments always on
hand.
Terms to suit Purchasers.
GIVE US A GALL,.
EVERVTH/NG " AWAY DOWN
ERTAKING
R O ERT N. R® E,
Proprietor of (The Old Established)
FURNITURE WAREROOMS
(One Door north Molson's Bank.)
ALL NEW GOODS. LOW PRICES.
STYLES TO SUITE EVERYBODY.
have also a complete stock of
curtain poles and picture mould
A Specialty
The Pas
.kora W
utter and,
Fitter.
As 1 aa, the oalp OUT'TEI':
and FITTER to town whohda
itseaft:tioeGardt:63'tlto lar�*e citfos in 51 ,
Sttttos data Spring, :0:5.
a,:•
raa tht,best able to .it
'p' t `Btt, x'V p 31 lityJe,
.l `d s les,,
When you have bough
the material for youl.
Spring and Summer coa.
collie to me and get fitted
d C,nt � � e e� e •,
Before .Sef'you buyofa ,
�'
Spring Suit, come up t
my shop and get posted
on TUE STYLES,
BERT "NIGHT ,i
7
The Fashionable Gutter and Fitter.
l� Gil 11'
A complete stock of
Pure andReliable Drugs
ALWAYS KEPT.
°
..1`pll.aaS
9t right and reasonable prices.
Prescriptions
and Family Receipts..,
Carefully Prepared.
INI4airs Congitinil
the best in the market.,
C LTTTZ. PRbl`.
CL
rri
A1J.
ai )-Sit.
EXETER- ONTARI1:
;Has now in stock
htui andiiii,
e ®cis.,
IN THE FOLLOWING LINES:
West of England Suitings and Trou
eringsi,
Scotch Tweed Suitings and Trouser
ings.
French and English Worsted Cloth
All made up in the Latest;
Style, at best Rates. •
A. 3 SNELL
7 NG
17/
Never was there known such low price in Furniture
before, asJ you will find at
1
FUt s�.E
RE
Having purchased the Warerooms and Factory lately occupied by W, Andrews. I wish to
inform theeo le of Exeter and surrounding Country that, aTrl offeringall kinds
P p guaranteed of furniture at greatly reduced rates. All Goods gl a ran eed to be my
own hand make, of first-class dry material and put together in the
strongest possible manner and of the latest design and -finish. All kinds of ordered
work and repairing receives Iny prompt attention. LUMBER and WOOD taken in ex-
change for FURNITURL.
The only
Yale's
place in town where you can ,.; buy the.
P tent Dominion Nickle.Plated Wire
at�
tre s---bes tt� in the Market.
1 T Andrew's Old Stand 2 doors ?'North
,�It Tow. Hall,' Exeter,