The Exeter Times, 1895-7-11, Page 501001110.•=1.1./.1&/1.1Ecs.
Bee Nly New Ilress
It used to be my
=twine's old, cashmere,
isehich she took to pieces
awl dyed with Dia.,
'mond Dyes and
;made me two new
raresses, a blue Mid a
igosen. Brother's got a
en'ew suit too; it's made
.from Uncle jack's old
4oat dyed °veil; mamma
sai7„vves easy to dye with Diataft10111(3
.Dyes, --that anytiody can use them.
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liarsond Dyes, are made for Rome
nue. Absolutely reliable. Any color.
everywhere. 10 cts. a package. fgr Direc-
tionbook. and 40 samples of colored cloth free,
"WEL.ts & ItICITAIIDSON CO,)IOUtreal, I.Q.
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suBBOBTED By vflomiNENT MEN THROUGH-
OUT THE DOMINI0N.
Edward J. J avers, Real Estate Broker,
63 Yong° Street, Toronto, Canada ; "I
have much pleaeure in keseifying to the
benefit e I have received from using R, D.
C. While I do uot believe in "cures Oa,”
under all eircumetances I can confidently
recommend it for indigestion.. I know
of others who have also tried it with
satiefaction.
I met an old acquaintance, and. in cern.
paring notes I said that indigestion was
my ouly trouble ; he, replied that he had
Buffered from the sarne thing for over
thirty years ; I said that I had a specific ;
I advised him to try K. D. C., he said it
was his specific and we stook hands and
agreed to give R. D. C. our support."
It is worthy of your support, and is the
sure aupport of the Dyspeptic.
For your Outing go to Picture-,
sque Mackinac Island.
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ONE THOUSAND MILES 07 LAWS RIDE AT
Seresm EXPENSE.
Viait this Hietoriatil Island, ethic') is
the grandest summer resort on the Great
lakes. It °Ply coats about $13
from Detroit ; 615 from Moneto •
$18 from Cleveland, for the mewl
irip, including meals and berths. Awed
the beat and dust by tl availing on the
D. & C, iloatine valet:ex. The attractioter
of a trip to the Mealtime reeion are un-
curpaesecl. The island itself is a greed
romantic spot, its climate moat invigorat-
ing. Two meta steel paseseger sleamere
have just been built for the upper lake
route, misting $300,000 (tech. They are
equipped with every modern conyeeience,
annunciatore, bath rooms ete , • illtuninat.
ed thi mieesout by eleetricity, and Nre
gnarar tete] to be the grandeet, tinged and
safest steamers o11 fresh water. Theee
steamers feverishly compare with rip grew
coven liters in cortetruution and speed.
Four tripe per Weak between 'Potpie), De-
troit, Alpeue, Maokiette, St • Iguaeo, Pet
°slues Chicane, "Soo," Marquette and
Duluth:eel/Slily betelien Cleveland and
D• troit, and Cleveland and Put -in -Bay.
The paletial equipment makes ;raveling on
these sten mere thnroughly enjoyable.
Seed for illuatraeed deseriptive pamphlet.
Addresa A. A. SCHANTZ, G. P. A. D. &
L, Detroit, Mich:
The tnerriage ore Wednseday, July 3, of
Te•v Oerald W T Willongh by to \has Ida
Welker of Wiarton took place in Lietowel
It tees a ohnreh wedding, with full chore]
senice, Their, future home will bo in
Senile, where Mr. Willoughlter has recent],
b•en appeinte•I incumbent. Rev Air Win_
oughby waa juoior minister lest year OD
Fullarion oircuit.
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Wnen TRAVELING.
' Whether on pleasure bent, or business.
take on every trip a bottle of Syrup of Pies
as It setts meet pleasantly and effectually
on tho kidneys. liver and bowels, prevent.
Jae fever, headache and other forms of
eicknees. For sale in 75e bottles by all
Jeweling druggists. Manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co. only.
Chino, July 8. -Six people, members
of the same amity ',we e aspht x a ed by
gas .at night, end were found dead in their
bees unday. The' dead are:- Frederick
Hellman, brinklityer, 46 years old; Ida
.,,13ellman, his wife; Fritz Hellman, eged-15.
Ida Hellman, aged 10, Wm. Hellman aged
8, Feed% ig Heilmare, aged 4. T e family
Jived at, 601 Cornelia street The deatl s
are supposed to have resulted erom tl e
accidrntal turning on of a gas jet in the
sleeping zooms,
We AR AND NEBV01:18,
Deseribea the condition of thousands of
people at this season. They have no ap-
petite, cansic,t sleep, and complain of the
prntracting effect of warmer weather
This condition may be remedied by Hood's
Sarsaparilla. which creates an appetite
and tonem up all the organs It gives
,gooct health by making the blood puree
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Hood's Pills are the best after dinner
Ole, aid digestion, cure headache.
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TrfAarET REPORTS.
Exeter Jelly 101.11,, 1195
Pall who're per bush.,.... ...., . e 80 e Br)
Spritng Wheat tle bush..., .... 80 eft"
Barley per beleh...... . . , .... , 65 60
Oats per bueh.. ...,.. „.....e.,. 30 33
Peas per bath ..... er, 00
Flour perbbl, .,..,... . . . 4 OQ 4 2J
Apples per bag... .. . .. . ..e.. 76
Potatree per bag. .... . .. ....,....... 85 40
Hay . ta Lall 500 780
Woou per oord hard . .,..., 3 00 3 50
le ood per oord eoft...,........... 2 00 225
gutter per lb ,.......... 12 12
begs Per dozen .. 8 8
Turkeys per lb 7 7
Hoge, live weight-. - . . ...„.. 4 26 4 60
Geese- • , s 5
D11010....,.......,....„... 6 e
Chicks... ..., . .. 5 6
M. Napoleon Cfarant.
CURED OF -DYSPEPSIA.
A SEVERE CASE CURED BY 13ORDOCE BooD
BITTERS AFTER OMER TREATMENT /TAD
FAILED,
GENTLEMEN. -After balm treated by
three doctors for Dyspepsia 1 deoided to
-thy Bardock BloodBitters. By the time 1.
Bad taken 1Wo bellies of the B, 13 B. 1 was
completely cured and have einem been
.strong end well. When I was sufferiug
Item dyspeptria I was 4o weak and thin I
could hardly Walk hut 1 now weigh over
160 pouluit Lod feel as er611 as ever I did in
my life,
NeeneworeGARANT, Merchant,
Caplin Riyer, Qtee
III/
Will Berne, a baker, employed by J.
IVIcCortnot, confectioner, Woodstock, ex-
pired Tueirday afternoon in Dr. A. M,
Clark'd dental parlors while having some
teeth extracted, He had for earn° time
been troubled with faceache, and decided
to }item bie teeth iemoed While ender the
Jilfluence of ohlorofornipteo Dr. .84cLarg
wits called in to administer it. Voter
teeth had been euthossfully removed, and
d deg the extratition of the fifth he slid
doily gsseped, and 10 00 pposed to have
Almost inemediately expired.
One hundred and rexty•five Wet and
women .eigarmaltere. employed by S.Daeie
& Co.,,Mentrerel, have goer) ont on trike
Owing to it reduction in wages,The etrikera!
Ate' to reedy° $5 a Week from the lee':
enittierial Oigermakers' Aelooiation AP'
wat the ittlike
London July 10th 189e
1001he....„ a 18510 $ 540
Wheat, red, fall. per 1001bs „. 135 te 140
Wheanapiene, Per3-001h8 183o 140
Cate, per ine 1 , 100 to 110
Peas, Per 100 lbs 100 tc 110
Corn, per1001bs 100 to i05
Barley per 10C lbs 90 to 100
Rye, per 100 lbe. ..... 95 to 100
Buckwheat, per 100 Ibe 90 to 100
It..1'
1M per oUS...1. . ... . .... 1 CO te 110
ggS, fresh, d.oz....• • • 11 to 12
Eggs, fresh basket, per doze.- 30 to 12
Eggs, fresh, store Ime, per dos 9 to 11
Butter,eingle retie, per lb...e'.'17 to 18
Butter porlb,1 lb rolls,hatilsets 14 to 15
Butter pe.
lb, large cone or
crooks.. . . . e- )5 to 15
Buttermer"113;t4 .... 0 to 0
Lard, per lb.-. ...... 10 to 10
Ohiokens, per pair 75 to 100
Deckle.. . ......,.. ... 70 to 101
Tureeys: 10.4.110 perils.; 100 to 200
Toronto July 10th 1888
Wheat, white, per bus"-, $ 82 to $ 85
Wheat, eerier, per bus . .. 82 to 85
Wheat red winter, per ..... 73 to 75
Wheat goose, per bus 83 to tia
Barley. per bus ..... . .. . . Oe to 00
Oats, per bus ................40 to 42
Peas
Hay
Eggs per dozen
Butter. er
54 to 64
10 00 to 13. es
11 to 11
16 to 16
Dreseed ogee-- . . ..... ..... 600 to 6 00
Potatoes. nor tine . 45 to 60
The Live Stock Markets.
MONTREAL. "
Montreal, Que., July 8, -(Special) -There
were about 4(0 head of butchers' cattle, eft'
calves and 400 sheen and leinba offered for
sale at the East End . abattoir to-dey 5'be
mark( t to day was considered to be the dul
leaof the stepson, 55 01.11 many butchers put
in an appearance, and throe who came seem-
ed to require very little beef, having already
on hand about all they will need for sometime,
aed the weather is r unfavorable for
heating fresh meat long. '1 here was a goner -
al deetine in prices. EY an [Mud care e partici-
pated in the decline, as well as the "gra.s-
hoppers," and iiii probable a large number
win have torbe held over for arm her market.
Prime a mire and heifere, fed with umal on
grass sold at from 4e to 410 per pound. wren
pretty good stock at about gac, and the more
erratum and leaner Imitate were rated at from
a little t.vo r 2o up to Onset 30 per potted The
prices of enlyers were abou1 the sands 811 00 lest
market. coital Yeats selling at fi nu, $1 to $9
wadi, and common ones, at from ree to $4
each. Mr. nourassa bought live (Inc calves.
Pasale trvra o t. $51 1, r then). 141esp are
excee (Jingly dull a 1101e, and 1,, ices ole from
40 to ole ine• pi•und. (moil Iambs (ring from
511 each, and common ones from ee
t0412.75. Fat hogs are scarce, at frem $1.e0 to
re4.74 for MO pounds.
EAST BUFFALO.
Fest Buffalo, N.Y., Jen 8.- Cattle-Rreei eta
2(.1, vats I ts ainSt 1e.4 cars a Week ago. M
opened With it feir denten,' fer good fat hands?
cattle of flit kinds', tied a. fair rem ry tor the
hest hi ivy shit,' inn and egt, rt steers. Dogs
-It Pete,' 1,, 1•0 e,o si Market rililil luirlr aetive
reed einem for alkinds. Yorkers, 515 40 tO
$ .45! good medium. $1 0 to Se 45; cominoe
to g, red bellvy el de S4 85 ri 5; rough, 414t5
trt 5117.', rep s, $5 3110 e 5 45; stage *3 17,0 to $4.
Shef`t. enl 1' mbs-Fceeipl.t0 Cara. Market
arta dy to 0 shadeloe er medium to fairly
geed gendes of neer; °nerd sheep, export
ewee wed wethrre, $325 to e. 80; rood 10 prime
edi werbere 1111Q5 10 :!,?: fiflt fa;r to' good
mix ed el eer 51251(1) $3; rononon 0,, fair ,n 25
to '(111; cli iq•ed 10aih1,g11, good to choice,
i°376 to $4; fair to good yearlings $3 to $325;
curls arid con mon lots, Ell to 1-43: spring lamne
ocnin“ D 10 choice, 73f01041551.'
HO le N
STAleney...-ettnirlduaih on Friday, June 28,
189e, the wife of Henry Stanley, of it eon.
MARRIE
IM Tagi-MfTrriFf,L.-A 0 the residence of
the bride's ;either, on tbe 26th ult.'be the
Rev. . . Putt. Mr, Ebenezer Imrie of
eoronto Junction, to Miss Mary Frances
Mitchell, of Stephen.
DIE D.
GRAITAer,-At, Leona, en Friday, June 281e,
Mrs G roherr, oged 85 years,
MoINTOSIT. -in west Williems on the 27th
ult.. Laohlin MoIntoth , aired 28 years.
EnnineR•e-In Feeter on (be 9th ink , John
Homer. aged 78 yeo.ra 9 months and 23 days.
FLETODER.-1.n Godeelch on Monday July 1,
Belo'. relict of tbe late Rev, Chas, lotoher
aged 77 years. ,
lenTrAltER.-In Hibbert, on July let. Susan
Patterson, relict of the late AlexandWe Me -
Laren, aged.62 year's.
MoDOwELL-In McKillop, on Tuesday, July
land, Uelen. wife of she late James•MeDovvell,
aged eo years and 9 months.
oAMPBELL.-InParkhili on the 29(3, Laura
V. Campbell, deur hter of Mrs Campbell,
aged 6 yews end 3 montba.
DOW. -In Hibbert, on June 271h Wilbur
Juenes.an of Mr. James Dow, aged 13
yettre, 4 months and 3 day e.
DEMPSEY-In the Gore of Deweie.on June
2710, Mrs. Mary Demeser, Indirect of the
late Hugh Dempsey, aged 75 years and six
menthe.
ores
5 LINES ON K. ADL.
I find the people around here prefer Dr.
Chase's Kidney•Liver Pillato ay o her I have
in stook. They are a wonderful pill. eend 3
dozen at once, 1 am nearly ou . P. 8. -Send by
post, J. W. Ireland, Gourocla
eee--e-e-eries
Three persons were drownect in the Del-
aware River on Thursday at Beverley, N.
3,, a town about twelve miles ...fromerePhil-
adelphia by the Capsizing of it boat. The
drowned preens were Ram .Anderson,
Faulk Bevans and Mies Marembeek,
Mr. W. A. Dens, of Mitchell, well
kriown in Exeter. who attended the • To
ronto School of Pedegogy during the past
year, and whose name aid tot appear in
the list of those who passed the examiu-
ations eincessfully, has received word
front the Education department that the
omission of his name was an error of some
kind; and thot his intim eertlficate as a
specialist in eeience will be granted.
FOR oVER FIFTY YEA.E$
AN OLD AND WELL -TRIED REMEDY.- MIN
Winalow's Soothing Syrup has been used fifty
years by millions of mothers for their childrer,
while teething with perfect sluices& It Soethog
the child, softener the gumnallaya the pain,
three the collo, end is the beet remedy for
Diarrhoea, is plekeent to the taste. Sold he
druggiete 111 every part of the Noricl. 25011n01
a bottle. De value is theeloulable, 13e intro
and ask for Mit. Winslower Soothing S.yrup
andtaketo ether kind.
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Porsoil
'WANTED,— Save ill fteitleful gentle.
men and Iddies to travel for elittebliehed
booth.
Salary $780& Expenses
Poeitheu permanent if euifrid talthincrease,
State reference and elt101040 itelf..addrolpied
etamperl envelope. THE Nee.'PlONAle,
316- 317--318 °Mahe Bltl .4 Criicsno,
KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort and improvement and
kids to personal enjoyment ivhon
rightly used. The many, who live bet-
ter than others andenjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the world's best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid,
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in, the form most acceptable and pleas-
ant to bhe taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax-
ative; effectually cleansing the system,
ispo1lingnolde, headaches and fevers
sid permanently curing constipation.
ILO has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the auproval of the medica
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug-
gists m 750. bottles, but it is manu-
factured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and, being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
RHEUMATISM trintED 710 1 DAY.ee South
American Rheumatic Corp. for Rheumatism
and Neuralgia, radically cures in 1 to
days, Its action upen tbe system is remark
able and mysterious. It removes at ouee
tbe Call013 and the disease immediately die
appears. Tbe first dose greatly rifest:fit-
75 cente. Sold by O. Lutz, Druggiet. Ss.
-•- • .
A Booer TO H0R8EDIE1.-0110 bottle of
Englith Spam Lininuarb completely re
moved a curb from my horse. I tad t-
in recommening the remedy, as it seta
with mysterione promptiress in the le-
t:novel from Itorees ot hard, soft or cell-
oused luniPs. Wool seeevin, splinte, curies
eweeny, stilled and sprains.
GEORGE 11013B. FARliMR,
MARKHAM °Is
Sold by c.Lurz.
Short Journeys
On a Long Roaci.
Is tho characteristic title ot o prefue. ly
illuetrated book containing over o;
hundred pages of charmingly watten
descriptions of summer resents in tir,
untry north and weat of Chicago. TM
reading matter is riew, atrd the inform:item
therein will be row to almoai eteri one
A copy of "Short Jourimere on it Lone
Road" will be sent free to anyone who wi I
molose ten creme (to pay postage) to G. 0.
13. Plealiford, General paseeriger A gen;
Mileage Milwaukee & St. Paul Bailwae
Chicago, Ill.
Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoke
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Is the truthfnl, startling title of a book
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teed tobacco habit cure that braces up
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The book is pnrele en diced and scien-
tific, treeless to ens ionite seekers, invalaable
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• A despairing man who had applied to tut
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And another thus :
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Wtite to the Erie Me hioal Compatiy,
Iluf(alo 1 Y , end ask fee the little book
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Ma 3. Vex of bloat). sold MI6 (fro hall
of hue the o of "o th Vivid esex Cheese
faoiory Ott saturday lest at' 84s, 00er qhil)
boles will be shipped,
EXETER
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POTATOES AND CORN
^ ^AA ,444"......,,Airorr.rgrOarIr
We have it oareflilly selected Bteek
ot the above seed.. Fresh, Pri0OS th
101VeSt.
WRITE 4 GRAY LIME -
J. Cobbledick/
First Storehouse, Station.
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London, Huron. and Bruce.
Gomm Noma- Passenger
London, depart ..... ...
Teener& iN 9.07 547
Exeter-- ...„ ... ,.,r 9 22 6.00
Demean ' 9,87 6.15
Kippen ..... ,..., 9,44 6 20
II rui,efteld .......... 9.52 6.28
Clinton . 10.52 0.55
Londesboro 10.29 7.14
Berth :10,38 7.23
Beigrave............,10.52 7.37
Wingliam arrive-. 11 10 8,00
Grote Sours- Paesenger
IV ingham, depart „. ... 6.35 1. It. 3.25r.
Bolgravo . , ... 6.60 3.47
7.08 4.01
Ler desboro.. . 7,10 4.08
Clinton . ...... ........ 7 30 4.28
Brueefield......... ...... 7,49 4.46
Ewen. ... ..... .., ..... 7.57 4.53
• Demean ..... ..„ . ..... - 8 06 4,58
exeter ........,........ ... 8.25 6,12
Centralia 54 5,23
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People's Building and Lean Association
LONDON - ONTARIO
BOARD or DIRECTORS IN EXETER, ONTARIO
PIZe: :Piet:: rt..
Vic0-172, Pi dent.
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L B . Dickson, -
David "ill, - Valuator.
Fred, W. Collins, - Seoy-Treas.
DU:ROTORS. •
Jam Grigg, Fl, A, Folliek, Jae. , Wro
Southcott, Dr. 9 hee. A. Amos,
Seeders.
'Melte money le loving money. • Fixty cents
per monrh win (eerily. $110 in 7e "ears. For
notes of a i.plica,"iwn and all necessary infor-
mation aeply u the geeretary. Mr. Fred, W.
Collins. Post Office, Exeter, 011 t.
61::—:/cri:11:AL8t
0IA.
Office opposite Methedist Parsonage.
L I KINSMAN, DENTIST,
fe, eelefe ALM'
Ile G, hi u'iT.r FILL-
FX'10 A 1"1 1+. (I; and
P ATE Yk. OPR. One tied i eat
A neestlieties for. pairoese es-
traerhig. 2ed door berth of
skit LINGee store
r.\ AL1 ON ANDFBSON D.T) S
• L.1)- S. Berner Graduate ot the To -
,onto 111.1v. 1011y end ',eyrie al 4.gt. of twool
Surto, t•s 1,11.10111,. 1 c obi tine, nainint..11
eXtm0Onon and viwervation of the Amy 1
teeth ; te. e ovt.r ihe Lew liffice re Enke &
otelosir ; e-utral Betel, Ere, or, tea.
AGNP-W L. D. S.DENTrsT,
will he at Grab's boten Zurieb
• oe tee ripened Thursday Ilf emit.
mouth and at Hergiae• hotel
Tletrearl every Mornay
1-1;ri\ POTJSF, (TN -
8. .P• RAMA A 1°11 511' chess Omet ETt•
eine Ir tee firrt-10.9, wince end liquors,
eommedious satepl• tome, and to. attentive
R. HORN, Proprietor
•
ERSEY BULL FOR SER-
E/ 171- 'F.
A standard -hie d ,Tersey Bitll for aOrvi00 011
10 (251 000. 4, (Tee tree.
ee . )ME RV/Mee' ,
eMy 16-3 m Roagerville P 0
Exeter
Packing
House.
CORN.
Seeds
of
all kinds.
Seed
Potatoes
Specialty
thisiyeek.
ND MIXING REQUIRED..
Worth its cost, as a fcrtillzer.
The only safe way to use a Strong Poison
F1 ALE y
P.S.—Get Our prices 'on Eavetroughing.
Creamery
Oans,
Milk Cans,
Churns.
Barbed Wira
(AMERICAN
AND
CANADIAN.)
Nc
Are You
GOING TO GET A
cl
We have the best assortment
and the cheapest.
Come in and
See Them
Or else write for particulars.
PERRINo & MARTIN,
Fanson'e Block, Exeter.
We Want You.
to come 11A° Our Store
LOOKING PLEAS-
ANT sometiro.(.s.
We have so much to sell besides
quinine slid all those bitter things. We
don't event you to think we are happy
only when you are siek. Of ounree, if
yen must -be ill, We always want to put
up your prescriptions, but we have a
tlerusanel and t•ne things you need be-
sides medicine. Just now we have
some uticoulroonly good values in
Brushes, Hair Brushes from 25c up,
Nail Brushes from 5c up, Tooth Brushes
iron] Sc up. But don't let us forget to
draw your attention to the extensive
steel< ;if Teilet Soaps, 3 large cakes of
Real Castile for 10c, 1 box containipg
eix mikes all for 10e, Baby'S Oen, 2
mikes for 25e, Fine Oatmeal Soaps, Old
Windsor, Honey, Glycerine and it large
aesortment of medieinel soaps, and
many other lines. All the abeve are
excellent ea ues, both in quality and
quantity. Dent put off till to -morrow
what you can do to -day. Call at once.
N ()TICE.
Parties wishing fresh tenderloin,' fresh
pork, spare ribs, shanks and pig's
feet, can get thene Wednesday
mornings.
A. good supply of Hams, Rolls, .Backs,
Bellies Shoulders, and salt bacon
on hand at 1 sweat, cash prices.
Live :6 ogs Wanted!
Every Monday morning for delivery,.
C. - Prop
Meaner Di SIX ROTTEN.- Disordered Kid
ney auti bladder diseases relieved in eix
hour. by the "Great South American Rid
nee Owe" Tide i•ew remedy Ls a great
surprisie and delight to physicians on ao-
cou et of ite exceeding promptneee iu ,re•
hotness pelt ire the bladder, kidneyeiback
end every part of the ueinary paseages in
male and female. It relieves tetention of
water and nein 11.1 I -raising it almost immed
areiv. If You warm quick relief and oure
this is voile remedy Sold by C. LUTZ
Beane 1)I81018E ttEbIEVED IN Tnynanr
Muittrae.
Dr. A4rew's Cure for. the Heart gives
perfece relief iu all cesee Of Oreanic or
Syrepetherie Heart Disease in 30 minutes,
and speedily effects it cure. It is it peer -
leers remedy for lenipitation„ Shortness of
Breath, Stnothei ing Spells", Pain in Left
Side and ell eymptotne of a Diseased
Heart. One dose convinces.
S.eld by C. LUTZ.
• tee
Stark's Powders, each eaokage at which
ceteteine two preparetioes, one 10 a inland
wooden box, the cover el which forme it
ins
55 0)0 for one doee an immediate relief
for Ooritiveneee, Sick III eadriehe and Stom.
anis, also Neuralgia arid all kids of tier -
yens pain, , vied another in celerities, (from
e to A of me is en ordinary dose) which
acts 00 he Bowels, Liver and Stomach
forming a never failit g perfriet treatment
for all Head end Stomach compleintra
They do eot, as most villa and so mate,
ottil:r Medicines do, lose their effect or
prodoco after constipation, they are ince
to lake. 25o, a box at all medicine desl.
ere
E. D. 0. Pills oure &rank conitipat
J. W Browning's
BOOKSTORE.
A Suit of Vlothes
or a Single Garment
Should Combine now a days,
Correctness of Style,
Good Workmanship,
Moderate Cost,
Perfect Fit.
You look for these in an old and
reliable plane, and A. J.
SNELL never disappoints his
patrons in any of these. A
large assortment of
Spring 4%, Summer Goods
In Worsteds and Tweeds, are
now on our shelves, and we will
take much pleasure in showing
them to you. There are many
other lines that are specially at.
tractive.
A.., Z. suirzah
EXETER FOUNDRY
TsEo 18 57.
Headquarters for Plows, Scuff:
lers, &c,, Bridge Bolts and
Castings.
../....songelm.M.11A AMIN*
We have for sale a nainber of new
and Second hand Portable and Traction
Engines at prices from $150 up, includ-
ing the following makes: Connell,
Waterous, Sawyer Massey. Norse.
worthy, Leonard & White, Stevens
Burns, Peterson & Co.
Parties wishing to purchase would do
well to all and get }mites before pur-
chasing.
Igtraltiehlr
"............."1444.4E•CromuarAnaner.rm
Strikes are all right, if struck against wrong,
Strike not the weak because you are strong ;
Strike not your father, strike not your mother,
Strike not your sister, strike not your brother ;
But strike a good scheme when ever you can,
Strike a deal with 3. H. GRIEVE,
And you will strike the right man
For a fine suit of BLACK WORSTED or fine TWEED. Our
stock is complete for the spring trade. All the latest novelties
in Fine Goods. Give us a call and secure a Big:.; Bargain.
Remember the place.
J. H. Grieve.
MiQ
WHAT A
0 ILiTTLE MONEY
Jute and. wool blankets we always take
the lead,
Over gaiters, overshoes and rubbers,
what you all will need ;
llZarness, collare, whips and sweat pads.
we have a good supply,
drets °nibs, brushes and cards when
used keep away diserme and the fly.
Trunks, valises and school bags, in
price and quality for the young and
the old,
Robes, rubber, plush and wool rugs,
and mitts; to protect you from the
cold;
Elm city harness oil, dressing and
blacking, keeps harness and boots
a shining,
Mills, children's cairiages and wagons
prevents the little ones from crying,
Long and short boots, elt and rubber
boots, we claim the best and nicest.
Enquire at Treble's Boot, Shoe and
Harness store, be sure and. get his
prices.
WILL BUY
If spent in the right place,
That 3. D. Atkinson's is
the right place to buy your
furniture. The followmg
facts and figures prove:
1C !Piece
Bedroom. Outfit,
DRESSER,
WASli STAN'D,
MAMILESS,
SRItING,
2 Pu.r..ows,
ROCX211,
$20.50. CITAIE.,
TABLE.
Corning brides and young married
couples take advantage of the above
offer. We supply comfort cheap.
$20.50.
J.D.ATKINSO:\
iiINORTH
";)TWN HALL
GI
UNDERTAKER & SOA
—AND—
Furnitu re Dealer,
Main Street, Exeter.
Full Stock of all kinds always
on hand.
N 110107E,
EXETER.
IIDLLO AT 1
Have you an old Buggy Top that needs
re coyenng and you wish to have made as
pood as new ? Side Curtains played out?
Your Cushion prayed out ? or other
Trimmings shabby and require to be
renewed ;
If so, call on
57. 0 CLAUSEN,
Or leave your orders ateJones'
Carriage Works. Exeter.
All orders will receive prompt attention,
and done in a wee knianshiplike'manner
„,
Charges tnoderate.
HMI GILT.
z=eter V'orth Stott
Mr. F. E. Knight has opet;ed a
Gene.raI Store in the staxid
occupied by Brook's Harness
-Shop, with a Tull stock ot
GENERAL GROCERIES,
BOOTS & SHOES,
HARDWARE,
STATIONERY, ETO
,
Produce taken in exchange for
goods.
Jr, 3tt.Irl\rIda4rx
Parlor Setts
Side Boards
Tables
Bedroom Setts
Chairs
Fancy. Bamboo
Window Shades. and
Poles,
PICTURE FRAMES
A Large Variety
and Low Prices.,
Gidley & Son
ODDPELLOW'S BLOCK:
1BT
TOUR POTS
OVNT1\7"
At W: Johns', The
Tailor. Made to order
for $3, 6, 7, ete. Suits
111 20, 21, etc, The
best place in town to•
get att.
W. JOHNS,
Th.e Tailor.
130AR FOR SERVICE.
The undereigned will keee foe 3r1r5100 n kit
5) COU 2,of Stephen,it theto'bred oiend chiefs -
Boar• Tering $1 at, time of service,
Wet,DARE11,