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It is new possible for an inexperienced
person to dye cotton, wool, silk, feathers,
eel a black that will not crock, fade ter Wash
cut If yoll use
With a ten
cent pacicage
of any one o ,
he three fast'
black dyes -
for wool, for
cotton, and
for silk and
leathers -the tease
vegy first trial
brings success, and the directions on the
:package are so simple that even a child can
get the best results. There are more than
rty colors of Diamond Dyes -all reliable
sand easy to use, and their superiority ie un.
etgue-stioneci. We send satnples of dyed cloth
latnd direction book free.
WELLS & RICUARDSON Co., Montreal.
Foot Ball.
To the Editor Exeter Times.
A ft iendly game of foot ball was
played on the fair grounds on Sat-
inday. . evening last between the
Exeter and Kirkton teams, which
'resulted in a score of' 1 goal to 0 in
favor of Exeter. The game passed
off quietly between the tearns,save
the obnoxious conduct of a couple
of the Eden -Centralia team. They
wanted to play with the Kirkton
team, but it -was not allowed, and
then they began to display their
ignorance by chewing the rag
throughout the 'whole game. Exe
ter found the Kirkton team a very
mice lot of boys, with whom it was
2. pleasure to play foot ball, and
think that even if they (the Exeter
boys) had been beaten by them it
-would be a credit to play with
them.
OBSERVER.
•
Put money in thy purse.
Put your money back. You need only
pay half the price now. High prices are
so more. In spite of distrust, a good
article can -be bad at a cheap rate. Since
the Bordeaux Claret Co. came into the
told with their cheap wines, imported
directly from Bordeaux, there us less de -
=and for the long prices. People want
'this cheap wine at $3 az 04 per dozen
quart,. It hardly eeems poseible-for
wine hoe been aseociated with long price.
yells -along profits, but enormous sales at
cheap rates make profits, too. And this is
the position; -The people have good wine,
wholesome, strengenthing, which they can
'use freely without being impoverished at
esormal prices. Address -Bordeaux Claret
.Von 80 Hoepital Street, Montreal
40.14.4
' -• Groderleh town Counoil bars struck a rate
eel 23a mills on the dollar.
Mr Andrew Brower, Conservative M. P.
P. for East Elgin, lies seriously ill at hie
Jeome.
The sale of seneoa root has been yery
profitable during the past year in Mani-
toba, over 250,000 pounds having been ex
ported, realizing to gatherers of the root
:about $50,000.
Mr. Massey, of the Massey-Harrie Mfg.
Co., says he will begin the manufacture of
electric buggies shortly. He is oleo going
to build bicycles during the winter and
sell them at a dollar a pound.
A painful accident happened the eix
wear old daughter of Mr. Eli Heywood of
the 10th concession of Usborne^ the other
laity. She was playing aroupd the barn
'where they were cutting straw, and in
Jonas way got her hand caught between
two cog wheels of the cutting box, mash-
ing her fingre to a jelly.
The Sarnia Board of Education has
-thrown off the charge for fees against non-
eresident pupils attending the Collegiate
Institute,
Mr. J.Cartwright of Hullett, has about
half an acre of sunflowers this year to out
with his can to put in the silo with his
corn.
Owing to the unprecedentect crop of
peaches in the rogion of Sauguatu, Mich.,
it has been impossible for several days to
obtain a sufficient number of baskets. All
sorts of reeeptecles have,been preesed into
aeryioe, but hundreds of bushels of peach:
es are left to rot on the trees, while re-
presentatives of the Fruit Growers' As-
sociation are skirmishing over the couetry
in s vain attempt to purchase baskets.
The Blyth School Board has adopted
no plane for their new school, Theo
were six designs submitted, from Stratford,
Iristowel aud other placee. The pro-
posed building) will have a light
airy basement, need as partly as play
Immo, and have four oleos rooms and
teachers' rooms, also a room for board
Ineetings on the first floor. The eohool
will be completely furnished with all up-
to-date improvements.
ee Perth county eheesemakers won a good.
3y number of prizes in the dairy exhibition
•at the Industrial Fair in Toronto. For
the best four factory cheese -colored -two
:made in June and two in July John Morri-
son won fifth prize; and for the same
•thing in white oheeee carried off second
prize, with John Muir, Asyonbank, first
and John E. Stacey, Mitchell, sixth. For
three factory cheese -colored -made be-
tween the let and 15th of August, James
..A. Gray of Atwood, got first prize, and for
the game exhibit in white cheese took sea-
-Ond prize, with John A. Muir, of Avor-
hank, first; John Morrison, Newry,
fourth; and Fullerton cheese factory fifth.
Mr. Morrigon ale° won first for the best
three truokle cheeses.
Ix YOUR BLoon
Is the cause of that tired felling sehich
afflicts you at this season. The blood is
impure and has become thin and poor.
That is why you haye no strength, no
oppetite, cannot eleep. Purify your blood
with Hoods eareaparilla, which will give
you an appetite, tone your 'stomach, and
invigorate your nerves,
Hoon'e Prim are easy to take early in
action and sure in effect. 250.
A simple mathetnetioel calcula-
tion shows that if the rainfall in all perte
of Indianapolis was as heavy, the other
Ash
as it wag where the Weathet Bureau
has its Observatory, nearly ten 'allows of
tons of water fell upon that oity in about
*valve homes. That ie about the weight of
rall the iron ore whioh win be shipped
tii year from the Lake Superior region.
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iiTARBET REfORTS.
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Exeter, Septemebor 18th, 1895
Fall wheat Per bush......, 4 • • 4 4 4 lb ta $ 58
Spring wheat per bueh .. 68 56
•Barley per butshee,,.,. ..". 28 31
Oats per bush"- ......... ..... . ... 22 21
Pette per bnah .. . ........ ........... 4a 00
Flour per bbl 4 00 4 20
Apples per bag•,....... •70 80
Potatres per bug 85 40
Has t er ton 10 00 10 00
Woeu tier cord hard se-- 306 3 50
NV ood per oord soft 200 226
Butter per lb... nee-- 14 14
Eggs Per dozen...,.... ........... .... 11 11
Turkeys per lb ...... .... 7 7
Hoge, live weight.. , 420 4 60
Geeeo ...... ... i • . .......... ....... ...... a 5
Ducks 6 6
Obicks... .. ... .... . 5 5
1
Londom September 1 8th. 189,6
Whent,white. tall. 100 $93 to $ 100
Wheat, red, fall. per 100 95 to 300
Wheat.spring, per 100lbs 95 ;0 100
Oats, per 105 lbs. 75 to 50
Peas, per 10090 to 95
Oorn, Per100 lbs.......... ....... 100 to 100
Burley per 3.011bs 7' to 80
Rye, per 100 lbs 101 to 105
Buoksvheat, per 160 the ...... 90 to 1(0
"tesets, per ous-.• • •••• 1 tO tc 1 1))
Eggs, fresh, single dos 12 to 13
Eggs, fresh basket, per dos Il to 12
Eggs, fresh. Store lots, per dos 10 to 10
Buttensingle rolls,per lb ..... 20 to 22
B utt or per lb,1 lb rolls,baskets 18 to 20
P utter per lb. large rolls or
°rooks 30 to 17
Butter,per lb, tub or firkins 10 to 17
Lard, per lb. , 10 to to
Chiekens, per pair .......... 75 to 100
Ducks.... ....„.. .... ...... . 70 to 10e
Turkeys. 10 to 1.10 per lb; easili 100 to 200
Toronto, September 18th, 1805
Wheat, white, per bus.... ..... $ 02 to $ 64
Wheat, spring, per bus ...... .. ... 62 to gi
Wheat red winter, per butt 62 to 65
Wheat goose, per bus 55 to 55
Barley. per bus, .......... 41 to 41
Oats, per bus ... 28 to 29
Pens. . . 60 to .0
Hay. 14 00 to 140
Eggs per dozen 12 to 13
Butter, per lb 17 to 14
Dressed hogs.. 5 to 6 5000
Potatoes. per has 35 0.0 40
The Live Stook Markets.
OlInAGO.
Chicago, Ill., f Sept. 17.-Cattle-Reeelprs,
24,000e generally weak and toe 'ewer: common
to extra steers, t8 50 to $3 60; stockers and
feeders, 5280 to 54 20; rows and bulls, 51 50 to
5375; calves. 54 5U to 55 28; l'exans, 52 to 53 46;
western rangers, $z 25 to 5440. Hogs -Re-
ceipts, 19,G00; firm; heavy Packing and shipp-
ing lot, 84 05 to 2415; common to choice milt
ed, 53 05 to $4 10: choice assorted, 54 40 to
5460; light, 53 90 to an 60; pigs. $2 90 to 5440.
Sheep -Receipts, 17,em ; weak and 10c to 15e
bower; inferior to choice, 51 50 to $3 i3O; limbo
53 to 8475.
EAST BUFFALO.
East Buffalo, N. Y., Sept. 17.-Catt1e-Re-
enpss of cattle were 190 oars, against 1;30 oars
last woek• The market opened with a fairly
good enquiry for geed fat cattle, but the sup-
ply of these kinds were exceedingly light, and
buyers of the better class had to pick and sort
from full loads in order to obtain their usual
quota, and a number then bad to take what
they could get. roem-4
-
hoes--Beeeipts, Ito care, against 72 las-t
week. Tho market opened with 0. good de-
mand, and ruled active to the close. York-
ers; fair to choice, 54 65 to 84 71; medium
weights, $4 65 to 8470; heavy grassy ends
54 15 to 54 40; ?oughts; 23 40 to 380. stags, 3 to
3 40: pigs, good to choice, 4 50 to 470,
Sneep and Lambs-Reeeipte, 110 Cars, against
93 oars. or 90,0E0 head, lest week. The mark:t
ruled slow as a rule. and lambs to bring last
week's closine price bad to be good to prime
order. Choice to min:m.4 63 to 4 85; good to
choice lambs, 4 25 to 4 10; fair to good, 26eto 4;
culls and common lambs, 275 to 540: Canada
lambs..fair to prime. 4 60 to 4 90. Sheea-
Choice to soleet export wethers, 8 75 to 4; ex-
port ewes a- d wetbers. 350 to 375; good to
choice weieht sheep, 826 to 3 50; fair to good
mixed sheep, 250 to 3; culla and common sheep,
2eto 2 25,
retrtitfiltEem. "
Montreal. Quo , Sept, 17. -The receipts to day
at the eastern abattoir were 550 head of cattle,
600 sheep and iambs, end 250 calves: The de-
mand for cattle was fairly active, at 20 to 22o
Der emend_ Best butchers' stook brougb t 04o,
and shipping animals about le more. Calves
and lambs were In active demand. Sheep eold
moderately well, find a number were taken
over on report acibount at 8:1•0 to Ole per lb,
live weight. The quotations were as f el I owst-
Cattle-Butehers' choice, 34e to Ole; medium to
'fair, 24o to So; culls. 2e to 24o per pound live
weight. Sheep, 3 to 5. Lambs, 2 to 850. Calves,
2 to 30
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS
AN OLD AND WISLL-TRIED Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used fit ty
Years by millions of mothers for their children
while teething with perfect suaoess. It soothes
the ehild, softens the gums, allays the pain,
cures tbe cello, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea, is pleasant to the taste. Sold b
druggists in every Dart of the world. 26 cents
a bottle. Its value is incalculable, Be sure
and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
andtakeno other kind.
IIMIMMOCAMOOMP
BORN'.
WOLF -In C red' ton . on the 12th inst:, the wife
of Charles Wolf of a daughter.
HASTINGS -In Exeter, on 15th inst,, the wife
of Al. Hastirgi of a daughter.
ELLIOTT-Dr Exeter, on the 14th inst., the
wife of Thos Elliott, of daughter.
CHAMBERS -In Stephen, on the 10th inst.'
the wife of Thos Chambers, of a daughter,
BALM .-In Usborne ou the 15th inst., the
wife of 'Wm Batman of twins -son and
daughter.
M URDOCK-In hamesville, en the 32t1 inst..
the wife of Mr. Alex; Murdock, formerly of
Hensel/of a daughter.
MARRIED.
DINNEY-DAVIS-In Exeter on the 18th
inst., by Rey E N Irma, in the Trivitt
Memorial churob, Roet Dinney, te Miss
Minie, daughter of Mr George Davis, all of
Exeter.
LAIRD-BLANCEIARD.-At the parsonage
Stratford, on September 4th, by the Rev. G•
F. Salton, lir. John Laird, merchant of
Beaforth, to Miss Mary J. Blanchard of
Toronto.
SMITH -TURNER -Op Ilth inst., by the Rev
John Mills, at the residence ot the bride's
parents, Parkhill, Wilfred W Smithameroh-
ant, Ponetanguishene, to Abele, daughter of
Jos Tprner.
'CLARK-DAWSON-0e the llth inst., by the
Rev Mr Ferguson, at. the residence of the
bride's mother, Wm Huston Clarke, of
caradoe, to Margaret Christina, daughter of
Mrs E Dawson.Sylesn.
BROWN -TAYLOR -In Exeter, on the 17th
Inst., by the Rep Geo Jackson, at the resid-
ence of the bride's parents, mrleVm 11 Brown,
of Marlette, Mich., to miss Annie Taylor,
daughterof Mrs Thoe Bissett, sr, •
WHITNEY -MARTIN. -At the residence of
the bride's parents, Goderioh, on Sept. 4, by
Itev James A. Anderson, 13. A., George Lewis
Whitney, of Woodstook, to Miss Maud,
daughter of Bar, and elre.Henry Martin.
HAWR:INg-IIETEIRRrNaToN.-On Sept.
3rd. in the Methodist Church,Nile' Ont,,
by Rev. J, W. Pring, Mr. Francis Hawkins,
Morobant of Kincardine, Ontario to Miss Ida.
Maud, daughter of Mr. Joseph Hetherington
of the Township of Colborne.
PRIEST-ROBB.--At the residence of the
bride's father, Clinton, on the 10th inst.. by
the Rev. Geo. B . Fester, Ph. D,, Professor
University of Chicago, Ill., Bev lierrY
0. Priett, B, A. of the Canadian 13antist
Tulugu Minton:to Miss Jcan C., (laughter of
Mr. W. Robb, Clinton.
FLEUTY-BRYNES-At tho residence ofJohn
Shaw, oorner of Victoria and Hamilton
streets, on Tuesday, sept. 10 1805, by Rev.
Tames .8, Anderson, B,.8,, William J'aines
'natty, of Winghain to Elizabeth Agnesjane
Brynes adopted daughterof the lat!r John
Buchanan; of Colborne township.
.0150.
MARK -In Parkhill, on the 5th inst., Jane
Mark, aged 25 years.
PRTJETER.-In Logan.on tbe 11 th inst,, John
Prueter, aged 66 years and 10 months,
TURNI111.-In Brmiefleld, on Sept: 1601i, inst.
James Turner, aged 47 yeare, 6 months.
POLLARD. -In Exeter on the 15011 inst.
Thomas Pollard, aged 80 years, 7 months.,
COATES.-In Goderieb, nn the leth inst„
Emilia°, wife Of Mr. john Coates, aged 29
yesre.
Ill/MOHR.- In Parisian, on the 10th lust,
John, et Joeeph tool Lydia Rumehr, aged.
10 months.
petere1f311.--In Crouton, on Tuesday morning
men, 17110, John 13eitunsh, aged 70 yews
and k month.
Ilibbort. on tbe lltb irate
Thomas liarburn, aged e0 years, 4 mouths,
and 26 days.
1200 lit (10 ES -In alitebell, 00 Stepteth le HO,
heal, beloved wife of Themes arelletthes•
aged 07 yearn,
tlaboree, on the 37t13 jpt,, Martha
Irv' ret, reran, of the late John Irviue, aged
64 years, 11 =utile.
GA1 Zni EYE R. -In t,eaforth on Tuesday , lOth
/mt.. ()bail°. 'Vincent, only Bon of 61r. Goa
O at zineyer, of Ilibbert, aged et mon ths and
21 days.
41-4404,44—
Neatly 'everyone nettle a tonio az this
season. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the one
true tonic and blood purifier.
Louie Heibine, of Elam reports a yield
of three torts of Hal: to the acre.
The late ditch made by John Roger,
engineer, for tl,e township of Blanshard
between 'George Spearin et al has been
christened the Cuddy canal.
If sick hen:lac-he is misery, what are
Carters Little Liver Pills if they will
cure it? People who have used them speak
frankly of their wattle They are small
and easy to take,
The woodwork of the HohnesVIlle bridge
is finished and will be passable for teams
as soon as the approaches are filled 113.
Traffic will be 1 esumed tn about a week.
The grounds and buildings of the North
Perth Agricultural Society art being put
in shape for the fel fair on Sept, 20-27.
Some 30 feet are added to the poultry an-
nex and 104 feet to the hog pens.
If you had taken two of Otteter'a Little
Liver Pine berm e retiring you would not
have bsd that coated tongue or bad taete
in the mouth this morning. Keep a vita
with you for occasional use,
Little Neil, the son of Mrs. Donaldson
of Rannoek, who some time ago reeeived
O scrvere fracture of the leg while climbmg
on a flax waegon will soon be able to
move around egsin by the assistance ole
crutch.
All disorders caused by a biticum state
of the system eau be cuted by using Cat-
ter'e Little Live, Pills. No pain, griping
or diecornfort attending their uee. Try
them.
Aire, Lewis, wife of a Mr.Lewie, who
a few leers ago, was miller in Harrieou'e
mill, Parkhile died in Cleveland last week.
Deceased was a mat estimable lady and
her death will be heard of with regret by
her many friends.
Ayer's Hair Viuor tones up the weak
hair -roots, stimulates the yet eels and ties-
ues wbich supply the hair nutrition,
strengthens the lair itself, and adds the
oil whiter keeps the shafts soft, lustrous,
and silky. lhe most popular and valu-
able toilet preparation in the world.
Parkhill and Imcan Gun Clubs contested
at Parkhill on Tuesday afternoon for a
silver cup donated by Mr. J. D. McColl,
of the Franklin House. There were six
shooters cn each side, and each man shot
at ten blue reeks. Pat kbill won, beating
their oppoeente by two birds The cup is
now the property of the Parkhill Gun Club.
There is nothing to preyent anyone
conec,cting a mixture and calling it "sar-
on ,eewe itsi uh
sapatillae and thee o is nothing to prevent
any one spending good m
gtothbee
stuff; but prudent eople, who
sure of their remedy, take only Ayer's Sar-
saparala, and so get cured.
Miss Jane Mai k, dent hter cf Mr. Rich-
er d Mark, of Parkhill, died on Thursday
night. September 5tit, after a lingering
illoess. She was a victim of consumption,
a direase which probably oauses more
deaths than:any other.
CATARRH RELIEVED HT 10 To 20 MING-
tes.-One short puff of the breath throneh
the Blower, supplied with each bottle of Dr
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder, diffuses the
Powder over the surface of the nasal pre -
gages. Painless and delightful to take,
relieves instaPtly, and permanently our
Catarrh, Hay Fever, Colds, Headache
Sere Throat, Tonsilitie and Deafness
50 cen t At C. Luiz.
On Tbutsday lest, while the wife of
Mr R. Gazen of Clinton was in the yard
picking up u few sticks of kindling, she
slipped and put her hand out to save her-
self with the result that it was broken at
the wrists
VA1.17.&13LE To KNoVit,
Consumption nasty be more easily pre-
yented than cured. The irritating and
harassing cough will be greatly relieved
by the use of Hapyard's Pectoral Belem
that cures coughs, colds, bronchitis, and
all pulmonary trcubles.
Take K. D. C. for sour stomach and
sick headache.
Pons: To Travel.
WANTED, -Several faithful gentle-
men and ladies to travel for established
house.
Salary $780 & Expenses
Position permanent if suited ; also increase
State reference and enolose self-addresaed
stamped envelope. THE NATIONAL,
316-317-318 Omaha. Bld •Unicetoo.
GID EY
SO:s
Parlor Setts
Side Boards
Tables
Bedroom Setts
Chairs
Fancy Bamboo
Window Shades and
Poles,
PICTURE FRAMES
A Large Variety
and Low Prices.
Gidley & Son
ODDFELLOW'S BLOCK..
1
E X 111 T
Ili Dfi: E
A rare sight of tt women pa,sing °ugh
Luitowel dziviog 01 hord of (Attie Wail not.
iced the other day. Besides the tattle,
hop pole companion 00 the long tramp was
O faithful dog.
itintoswrisst Omit') HT 0. VAY..-Solltit
American Itheunnttic Cure. for Ithalltnatient
and Neuralgia, radieslly cures in 1 to 3
days. Its ration upon ti o system is remark
able and mytterious. It removes at mice
the (muse and the diem% immetitittely die
appears, The firet dose greatly benefit -
75 cents. Sold by C. Lutz, Druggist. Se,
A Hoolq TO tionanmee.--One bottle of
English Spasm Liniment completely re
moved a curb horn my hotee. I take
in recommening tbe remedy, as it sets
with tnyeterious proroptnere in the re-
rxtoval from home 00 hoed, soft or call-
oused lumps, blool spavin, splints, curbs
sweeny, stifles and spiaine.
GEORGE ROBE. FAHMLR,
MARVIADI.„01.T,
Sold by C. LUIZ.
REMY XIV Sox Hotrusa-Digordercd Kid
nee, end bladder diseases relieved in six
houem by the "Great South American Kid
trey Cure." This new remedy ia a great
surprise and delight tu physioisers on ao-
aouot of its exceeding promptnese in re-
lieving pain in the bladder, kidneye,baok
and every part of the urinary passages in
male and female. It relieves retention of
water and pain in passing it almost iromed
ately. If you want quick relief and cure
Mae is 1001 remedy Sold by C. LUTZ
Ote•••••0.1.4.24•1•44,1*........*
WANTED,
A•1441.1•114.11.
Clean Timothy Seed
-AND-
Alsyke Clover Seed.
J. Cobbledick,
First Storehouse, Slation.
London, Huroit and Bruce.
'airaro NORTH- Passenger
London, depart . 8.05 A, M. 4,50 P.M
Centralia 0,07 5,47
Exeter ..... ............, ... 9.213 6.00
Henson 9,37 6.15
Kippen ..... ..... 9.44 6 20
l3ruee5eld .............. 9.02 6.28
Clinton 10.12 6.55
Londesboro 10.29 7.14
131Yth . ,10.38 7.23
Belgrave 10.52 7.37
Wingham arrive11 10 8.00
GOING BOUM- Passenger
Wingliam, depart... ... 6.36 I.. 11. 3.26e. m
Belgrave 6.50 3.47
By ah ...... ...... 7.03 4.01
Lon dasher° 7.10 4.08
olinton. 7.30 4.28
Brucefield..... .......... 7.49 4.46
Itippen. ... ..... ... 7.57 4.53
Hensall 8 06 4.58
Exeter 8.25 5,12
Centralia 84 5,23
--THE—
People's Building and Loan Association
LONDON - - ONTARIO
Rosati) Or DIRECTORS IN ENETER. 011yanio
Dr. J. A. Rollins, President.
Dr. C. Lutz, - Vico-P8roelsiiedietnort..
LDanvi4DMiielkls.°11'
Valuator.
Fred, W, -RSSe" -Treas.
DIRE
Jno Grigg, E. A, Follick, Vas. Miller, Wm
CTO.
Seuthcott, Dr. Thos. A. Amos,
Saml. Sanders.
Make money by retying money. Sixty cents
Per month will ensure $100 in 74. years. For
torms of explicatien and all necessary infor-
mation apply to the Secretary, Mr. ,Fred. W.
Collins. Post °face, Exeter, Ont.
DR. SHOULTS,
CENTRALIA.
Office opposite Methodist Parsonage.
tLI KINSMAN, DENTIST,
. Lie .8, s PECI ALM in GOLD FILL-
ING, EXTRA T IN G and PLATE
WORK. Gas and local Anaesthetics for pain -
1 erg oNtraoting. 2ncl door north of CAR -
LIN GeS Store
ALTON ANDERSON D.D. S
L. D' S, Honor Graduate of the To-
ronto ITnivertity and Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario. Specialties, painless
extraction and preservation of the natural
teeth Ofilee over the LawOffice of Elliot Jr
Elliot, ()boogie Central Hotel, Exeter, Ont.
ID AGNEW L. D. S.DENTIST,
1. ma-Nioex.
Will be at Greb's hotel Zurich
on the seoond Thursday of eaeh
month and at Hodgin's hotel
Hensel). every Monday
MEM PAP'S
ID 0 WIT
At W. Johns', The
Tailor. Made to order
for $3, 6, 7, etc. Suits
$11, 20, 21, etc. The
best place in town to
get a fit.
W. JOHNS,
The Tailor.
HLLQ1 T 1
• Have you an old Buggy Top that needs
ranover ing and Yon wish to baye made as
good as neW SideCurtains played out ?
Your Cushion played out ? or other
Trimmings shabby and require to be
mewed ;
If so, call on
X. 0 CLAATSICZT,
Or leave your orderti at Jones'
Carriage Woxke, Exeter.
PIBE0p& solcr
Have been studying the past few weeks as to what would best suit the wants of their custom-
ers in
HEATING AND
COOKING
OVES0
They have "THE CELEBRATED GRAND JEWEL," with Steel Oven and new Patent'
Grates. This stove is a special favorite with housewifes, and will be found not only easily managed
but economical. Heating Stoves of all kinds at prices that will sell them.
EAVETB,OUGHING A S PECIALTY.
Highest price paid for Timothy Seed. Submit sample.
BISHOP 45L SON
Are You
GOING TO GET A.
icycle?
We nave the best assortment
and the cheapest.
Come in and
See Them
Or else write for particulars.
PERKIN S & MARTIN,
Fanson's Block, Exeter,
We Want You
to come into Our Store
LOOKING PLEAS-
ANT sometimes.
We have so much to sell besides
quinine and all those bitter things. We
don't -want you to think we are happy
only when you are sick. Of course, if
you must be ill, we alWays want to put
up youi prescriptions, but we have a
thousand and one things you need be-
sides medicine. Just now we have
some uncommonly good values in
Brushes, Hair Brushes from 25c up,
Nail Brushes from 5c up, Tooth Brushes
from 5e up. But don'tlet us forget to
draw your attention to the extensive
stock of Toilet Soaps'3 large cakes of
Real Castile for 100, 3. box containing
six cakes all for 10c, Baby's Own, 2
cakes for 25c, Fine Oitmeal Soaps, Old
Windsor, Honey, Glycerine and a large
assortment of medicinal soaps, and
many other lines. All the above are
excellent values, both in quality and
quantity. Dont put off till to -morrow
what you can do to -day. Call at once.
J. W. Browning's
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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 J. 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 noveltieg
in Fine Goods. Give us a call and secure a Big Bargain.
Remember the place.
J. H. Grieve.
1116 PRoillrh SMALL INVESTN1ENT8.
ON
Returning prosperity will make many rich, but nowhere can they make so much •
within a abort time as by successful Speculation in Grain, Provisions and Stock.
$10 FOR EACH Sy
y0IsiLeAR aINtVicESTEDiacan beofSpeculation by cc)
•
originated by no, All successful speculators operate on a regular system.
11 18 a well -bar own fact that there are thousande of men in all parte of the United
States who, by es stematic traairig threngh Chicago broken, make large amounts
every year, ratging ham a tew thousand dollars for the testi v‘ho invests a hundred or
tthwooulasaunndd.red dollars up tolt0few
thousand. to 00,000 or rocre by those who inveat a fe
It is also a fact that those who make the largest profits from comparatively small
investments on this plan sre perecne eho live away from Chicago and leyest through
brokers alio thoiougbly mallet -stand syatematic trading.
Our rlan does not risk the whole amount invested on any trade, but covers both
sides, eo that whether the market IiSEE or falls it btings a steady profit tbst piles up
enmmously in a shot t time.
W RITE FOR CONVINCING PBOOFS, she, cur Alumni on successful erteulation
and cur Daily Mareet Beport full of money -making ,pointers. .ALL FREE. Our
Msnual explains matgin trading fully. Highest -references in regard1.0 our standing
ana success. For further information address
• TIEroavt_.e..s au co.. nnateamsTnMenmeS ..A.lanecr gaireomminS,
241-242 RIALTO Bunter:NG, CHICAGO, ILL
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Expect to attend a Business or Shorthand School the coming
season. If you do it will pay you to investigate the claims of the
Es. Cs nia
FOREST CITY BUSINESS & SHORTHAND COLLEGE LONDON,P,..
It is credited with being the best and practical school in Canada.
methods are up to date.
BOOKSTORE. R U aware that there is a difference between the work done in Business Coaleguee
,9 Suit of Ulothes
some good, some bad, some is yery indifferent. Get the best ; it will pay you.
HAVE U heard anything about our "NE GP SYSTEM" of teaching Bookkeei-
ing and Commercial Paper ? It tis a radical change from the old methods usually
employed. Drop a postal card and ask for particulars.
College reopens Sept. 3rd, 1895. J. W. *WESTERVELT, Principal..
•
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 place, and A. J.
SNELL never disappoints his
patrons in any of these. A
large assortment of
Fall a, Winter 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.
SUTNIAL„
Murray &Co.,
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Manufacturers of Plows, Gang
Plows, Root Cutters and Straw
Cutters for hand or horse power.
Stearn Piping and general re-
pairs. Castings of every descrip-
tion in Iron and Brass to order.
Tholy Ativico.
Jute and wool blankets we always take
the lead,
Over gaiters, overshoes and rubbers,
what you all will need;
Harness, collars, whips and sweat pads.
we have a good supply,
irets ombs, brushes and cards when
used keep away disease 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,
Bells, children's cairiages and wagons
prevents the little ones from crying,
.Long and short boots, ell and rubber
boots, we claim the best and nicest.
Enquire at Treble's Boot, Shoe and
Harness store, be sure and get his
prices.
ECATIGIIrr.
33=eter North Store
Mr. F. R. Knight has opened a
General Store in the stand lately
occupied by Brook's Harness
Shop, with a full stock ot
GENERAL GROCERIES,
BOOTS & SHOES,
HARDWARE,
STATIONERY, ETO,
All orders Will reeeive prompt attenticu Produce taken in exchange for
ChAnd done in eateorkmanshiplikeemanner, zstrandiv d,‘ Ow, gOodS.
4rges moderate.
'13', le, arMeTtral-aast'X'
R. 1. ROUE
1JIVDEriT4KER
Furniture Dealer,
Dealer,
Main Street, Exeter.
Full Stock of all kinds alwayg
on hand.
nOWE,
EXETER.
Butorrackinglime
Hogs Wanted !
For killing every Monday.
As we are killing bogs regularly every
week we are prepared to supply cm--
tomers with new KETTLE RENDER-
ED LARD, crocks or pails, filled at 11.0.
per lb., on Wednesday.
Spare Ribs 2e per pound ; Rib. Roas
Pork 10c per lb. ; Tenderloin 9e
per lb. 'Figo Feet, cleaned, 15e
per doz ;Smoked Harn12e
per 11% ; Smoked
Backs Ile per lb. • ; B.
Bacon 12e ; Spiced Roll 10e
per lb ; Bologt*'8 lbs. for 260. ;
Long Clear Bacon, 90 to 100 per lb..
AT PX8Tt1l OKI.ROUS.
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