The Exeter Times, 1895-10-31, Page 5Tat,i
Purified Blood
Saved an operation in the following
case, nood's Sarsaparilla cures when
an others fall. It makes pure blood.
"A year ago my father, William Thorap-
gon, wits taken suddenly III with inflarrt-
Illation of the bladder:lie /metered a great
deal and was very low for some time. At
last the doctor said he would not get well
Unless an operation Was performed. At
this time WO read about Ilood's Sarsapee
silla and deceded to try it. /3efore he used
half a bottle his appetite had come back
to him, whereas hefts& he could eat but
little. When lee had taken three bottle(
Of the medicine hp was as well as ever."
FRANCIS J. Tuciigpsoz-0, Peninsula Lake,
Ontario. . Remember
Hood's Sarsaparilla
is the Only
True Blood Purifier
Promeneutly in the public eye today.
iii,„„set cure all liver Ills, Moue.
vute 1110 floss. headache. Wee _
Widow. St me time after she woe worried
again to the late William Shipley, who
Also pre -deceased her several yeare.
Derangement of the liver, with ooneli
ration, iuju•es tbe complexion'31130008s
pimples, sallow skin. Remove tim cause
by using Carter'e Little Liter One
a dose. Try them.
The marriage of Emma Godkiu, to Mr.
James Freeman, Haeltweti, took place , in
AteKillop fast week. The presents to the
bride were numerous and valuable and
•Enell as are neetled for housekeeping.
Wm. Per, y, of Stratford . aped 16, was
aceideisuuly ,.hut in the abdoint n by Wm.
Rene, but is expented to recover,
FiSTRAY LAMB,
Strayed into the premises of:the undersign
ach Thames road, ebout the middle of Septem-
ber. a Leicester ram lamb. Owner can have
,,,ee,sme by proving propertY and paying expenses. -
J. S HARVEY, Usborne.
Agents
xe.Presentinir us can earn .120 -per week selling
our Hardy Cimadiauegrowu Nureery Stock.
teetreeernanentegesitioe. and salaries. Exclusive
wterrItore. Write at once fer toms to E, 0.
el3AM, Nuaszaymaiy, goitowro, ()swim.
FREE, 75 COMPLETE STORae 1
Pack of goods wroth $2,
and e. largelOOD; -Picture ook, that wet sure-
ly put you on the road to a hapdsome fortune.
Bend 5. silver. to pay postaee.
. A. W. KINNEY, 10. r, Yarmouth, te. S.
STRAY.E D.
From the •Premises of the undersignel,
"Springhursts Farni,"on er about the leth.Octo-
jeer, ten lambs. They were mark -d vitb red
ohalk on ehoultter and rump. Information as
to their recovery will be suitably rewarded lc*
Appliastion to HENRY SMITH, Hay P. 0., or
to HENRY WILLERT, Dasliwood•
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the matter of tee (stale of Lien. y eIoatz
oi the Township of Hay, farmer, insol-
vent.
The above named Insolvent has this day
:made anasaienmoet to me of all his estate
/or the beneet of his creditora. A meeting of
aaidereditors will be held se my office, in the
Village of Dash.00d, for the appeietinent of
Inspectora and giving directions for the die -
/meal of the estate, on Tuesday, Octouer 29111,'
. at 2 o'aleek, P• m• 0iedtoro aro hereby note'
ed to file their claims with me, duly verified,
on or before such meeting
JOSE PH BNELL, Assignee.
R.11. COLLINS, Solicitor for Assignee.
Dashweod, October 22nd, 1895.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Matter of Israel Stuith, of the
'Village of Crediton, in the To wriship
of Stephen, in the County of fluroil,
Blacksmith.
Notice is hereby given that the above nate-
-tee Is-ael SIM eit has made an assignment teen°
of all his estateand eXectr, tor the benefit
of his creditors. A meeting of tbe er dicers of
tne said estate is hermit o nVened and will be
/mid at the town hell, Crediton, Ont., on Sat-
'urday, October 20th, CD.. 1895, at 2 p. na., for
• sepeintment of Inspectors and the givine
of direotions with 'reference to the dispoeel .,f
the estote. All creditors o the said white are
bereby required to file their claims with rate
duly proven, on or before tho let day of
• ed November, A. D., 1895, After that da e I Rhea
summed to distribute .the said estate, having
xegard only to such claims of which 31shell
a ,t30 1131 I not. be responsible
for the asset. of the seed eita.e or any ear,
'thereof to any person or persons wbose maim
of (Raines shall not have been filed by the
laid let day of November next. All persona
indebted to the said estate must pay their
account before November 1500 next,
HENRY EMBER, Trus'ee.
Deted at Crediton this leth day* of Oetober,
1895.
NoTioE TO CREDITORS
irt the m titter of the °stele of Sarah
Zimmer, late ..f the Township of Bay,
in the County of kluron, Widow.
..deeeaeed,
Notice is hereby given pursuant to the Hee-
edited Statutes of Ontario, Chapter 110 and
amending seta, thatall names hevine el time
against the estate of Sarah Zimmer; late of
the Township of Hay, en the county of Buro
widow, deueased, who died on or ebout
• the 110 dee of deetember, 189e, ere required
on or about the 185 day of Decimeter, 1895, 10
send tit deliver to eest.oe 3fle11, eashweed
test office. Admintrerator of the rood deoea8ed
or to the, undersigned, his ewe -alter , 31
Statement in writing containing their names,
atheresses, detileriptiobe and fell perticulare
their alai me duly verilltei aflide ir, and
the nature of tilt sleeurite (if tiny) held by
them, Am. notice is :misty further givers
thet on and lifter the let atty of December,
1895, the said exeou or will prormed to die Hit-
tite theassets of the mid ester° amen)/ the
Perit '08 entitled (00030, h term' regard mily
so he claitna f which he Amp thee have
swipe, tied be Will nob be )1410 IOT Said 080100
or an* portion tterreef tonere Person Or pr'
JO/lent wheee etaints he ehalt not then hews
betide.
.."Its ID COLLINS, '
Selleitor for the Adminiatratori
. Exeter, Ont.
rimed at Eititele tLitt 2110 any of Octebet>lea5
&fan RIER OATS,
BXET
London, liaron and ,Bruoe.
%Axe NOfteet- Peseeeger
Bate er, October 30th, 1505
Fell wheat per e 00 s
• ng wheat per bosh ,.. 613 ele
oa, do), per buehm, . ,,, •,,,30
("Its eer bush. e295
Peas per bush."... , . .. . ... 47 48
Flour per . .. .... .,,.. 4 VO 4 20
At•Pielt Pet haa,........ . .. 75 80
rotatees per bag
10 00
$0
Vl'oee per cord hard.... 0 09 30
ood per 000'd Seft..A, 1" 2 90 2 25
Butter per .. . ... 14 15
Eggs per dezen ee 23 13
TerkeYe pwtb 7 e
Hoge, live weight." $ 60 3 Vit
Oeeee • • ...to.. 5
()mike,0 09
Ch eke-, 5
Dreeeedhogs. •
.......4 7050 480.
/sondem eletober 30 th,
Wheat.weite, 2all,10e1be...... 30.5 tr. $ ist
W beet,red,. fall. per 1001be • 105 to 50
V(' beat .sPrieg, Per Melba . .... 100 110
Oats. per lee lbs., ... . 72 to 70
Piece, per 100 ... ie..
Corn, per100 (b8300
Earley per 10f ... . ...... ......, 75 to 70
Rea, per 100 lbs....... . . ,..e...e. 80 to 90
Itucewheat. nor 100 ...........75 to 00
iter muse-, ........ ..... (0 te 1 10
freeh, single doz.. ... 18 to 19
Egga, fresh basket, per doz..... 17 to 17
Bette, fresh, store tots, per dos 10 to 16
Butterseingle rollreper lb.., . 10 to 20
Butter perib,1 lb rollshbaskets 17 to 17
0` utter per lb. large rolls or
crooks . ” . 16 to 16
Butter,perlb, tub or firkins 12 to 13
Lar.s, per th. 9 to 9
Chickens, per pair...flee_ 40 to 60
Due". • e ••• •• .. 50 to 05
Turkeys. 0 to So la. ci.i:.1.b; eftek 190 to 150
Dress d hogf 475 500
Bat, per ton 12 00 to 14 00
Termite, Oatiober 30th,189e
Wheat, white, per bus......... $ 73 to $ 73
vt heat, Spring, per bus .73 to 73
TA'heet d winter, per bus.,.... 68 to GS
Wheat goose, per bus 64 to 04
Barley. per bus, . 135 to 41
Oath. per bus 9800 28
Pens. 55 to 55
131e1 ea litty ......... . . . ....... 17 00 to 18 00
Dressed Hoge . 5 25 to 5 50
Egg" per dezen 17 to 19
Butter, per Da ID to 20
British Grain Trade,
London, October 29. -The Mark LaneExpress
in the weekly teview ot the Eritith grain
0513de SE0s:-Engli6h wheat has been 611 dearer
a d foreign Wheat a shilling. eteher. 1: older
weather has stir:Deleted iequiry. Thequanticy
• easeage remains moderate There was
ea. go trade in California wheat at 27e 3d for
Peeing. e`he corntrade has uken an upward
turn, and the 'smelts to be Bald .4 barley, -in.
teed, a d beans. To day Eng ish wheat was
u. (Avowed and forage vs, 60 dearer Am-
erican flour advenced a shilling, and English
as dor ntinental 611, Ameriaan eern was 60
deo er atid Russian 3c1 up, (Satewas unchanged.
,'eeolne• barley was Ori dearer and malting 3155.
▪ unehanged. The maraet closed in sellers'
favor in all the principal stocks. No. 2 red
winter was quottd at 258 60; No. 1 epring,
Duluth: Manitob and California, each. 20s 6d;
aed Oregon 27860. Flour -Minnesota patent
was quoted at 22s; bakers', 18s 0d; California.
and Oregon, 375611, Canadian peas, 2es, and
American core. 16s 6d. California barley,
chevalier, 30s tid; and brewing, els 60.
The Live Stock Markets.
CIMAGO.
Chicago,Ille October 29. -There was a good
demand f r the better class of native cattle to
, and those kinds re firm.but other grades
were only steady. This demand for hogs was
geed, but the enormous supply zesult, d in a
declineof 5e. Sheep were in fair demand, and
choice flocks so'd at firm prices. Others aver-
aged 10e to ISa lower.
ICAST BUFFALO.
Easti3uffalo,N Y. October 29 -rattle closed
very dull, with late snles of good heavy "steers
at 3433. to 4 70: western branded cattle. 333!to
3411 fully 200508 of good steers are unsold, the
tot) Prices 13 r goodect prime being $4 70 04 95.
Hogs closed dull abd weak, with light York-
ers el e3 1,15 -to 393: choice heavy, Se 25 to 2 75;
Yorkers brought $410. Sheep and iambs-
+ f the 125 cars °meal° 20 were of Canadian
lambs and the best of these sold early lit 84 10
to 423 mostly at 4 15; the market "dosed du I
weak, end not More than two thirds of the
• offerings ware talon, Ns. ti v e stock of export
Quality not eatable at olnae above 313 50 to 365.
THIS IS OONDHNTRATIoN,
One pill a doe, one hoz 2b emits. Oise pill
relieves constipation. One box cures an or-
dinary case. One pill taken weekly neutralizes
formation nf uric acme in the blood Red pre-
vents Bright's Kidney disease nd Diabetes.
Tree only of Dr. Chase's Kidnee-Liver Pine.
Me eatileD
KEONINGHAN-HUCKSTFP-In Bly1b, on
She 23rd ins', at the reaidence of the bride's.
brother, Miss Luce fluakstere to Kernigham.
of Detroit
ATKINSON-MoFAEL 5 -At the Presbyterian
Manee, Exeter. en the 500h inst.'by the
Rev. W. M. Martin, Dr. Mr. Richard
Biddulph,
tkinson, to Christina D• Matti's, both of
HAY -Do WN -At Stratford, OD the 2Srd inst.,
by the Rev. W. J. McKay, Mr. Duncan D.
Ray, son of D. D. Bay, registrar, to Miss
Stratford,
Emma 14„ daughter of Mr; W. Downs, all of
REYNoLDS -KENNEDY - In St. James'
church'Seaforth, on elet 1.5th by Rev.
FatherKentiedy, 3Orjohn Reyonide • of ROI-
lete, to Miss Katie, daughter of the late
Angus Kennedy, of tuceersmith.
D AVIS- HODGINS-In St. Patrick's chute,
Biddulph, on the 2ard inst., by the Rev. W.
Leslie armitage, eseistaet rea00 eiemorial
church, London, Mr, Frederick Davis to Miss
Sarah 11. Hodgins, beth of Biddee h.
110'6S-Mo1,01s, ALD -At the residence of the
bride's parents, on Wednesday Itich 10131., by
the Bev. tleKinnon, B. D., et 0:William Ross
of Pemanquet, to Mies Vine 3.11.De McDonald,
dnitTahtilr.of Mr. Donald McDonald, West
w
10 701 IEHER-RENNEDY- At St, Joseph's
church, tratford on the -23rd Inge, by Ite v.
Fe ther Downie, hssisted by Rev. Bather
Keelet Irsebtuvon and Rev• Father Slavin,
Galt Mr. Tbos. S. Kullehtr, of Galt, to MiS8
Catharine, daughter of thelate James Ken,
node, Stratford.
GRA ri`A et -In Mitchel , on the 19th inst., Jas
Graham, aged 64 years.
0At esborne 00, 000 29th ins', Thee.
Cotte8 , aged 63 Years, 8 Months.
HARM ER -On the'22ed int., the infant child
of Wm. Harmer, McGillivray.
LkelltilloOle-In Mitchell, on the 19th inst.
"efties. Wm. L ehbrook, aged 77 years.
DAVIS-In Usborne, ors be e901i inst., Adel-
ine Oreary, beloyed wife of le J. Davis,
egg' 29 years,
siityLEY -In Hnliett, On the 240h inst.,
Harriet Shipley, relict of the Is 0 Wm. Ship.
ley,. aged 93 years awl 2 montbs.
TIteXPliat: -In Chicago, on the 92n31 inst.
ellen, the wife of Mr. George Troxoell, aged
28 years Deceased was the Ind esciest
donehter of Mr, 1.1.. Quinlan, of Esmond-
ville.
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS
Aa OLD AND WItIlt-TRIND 11,81118D9t.-- Mrs
Veinstow's Seething Syrup bee been used fifty
years by millions of mothers for their ehildree
while teethieg with -perfeet seceess, t seethes
the chile, sof tone the gums, allaes the pane
auras the collo, arid is the best remedy for
Diaerhoott. Is pleasant to the taste. Sold he
druggiets in every Part of Hie world, 25 cents
a bottle.. De value is inealduleble, 130 attire
and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
andtakene other kind.
T,E74 TunnsANn Truss.
Tee thopeand; tiniest- over fiagyemd'e
Peetotal Beisem has proved Welt a awe
tut, for centers, colds, bronchitis, aethere,
$ot 0 throat, quinsy end all pulthenary Com-
elainte,
Sonias Fitom 13en Becton.
DEAR SIRS, - quite a love time tn,v
blood *as 807 bale large 001'14 WOPfd
bleak oet 00 ma from a trOall No9)00b5
started .0 telte 13. B. 13, 4hich compietely
cured me. 1 recemniend Burdeek Bleed
bitten& ftt0 otlfering 00 had blood.
0 C Ly edo h 0
L t olf.13w n 0 n
The Enemy's Favorite
season.
Victims of Rheumatism
Taken efitvery Day.
Paine's Ceiery Corn -
pound e Perfect
Cure for Iltheu-
nts.tzs=..
Are you numbered in the vast army of
heemetict? lf you are, be werned in time.
This is the seamen most fatal to all
wh tuffer front theureatiern Already,
alarm aed consternation te spreading ILI
the leeks of the Buffeting and disabled.
(3'o -day, annehine cheers you; to morrow
sod eucceeding days, cold, damp, chilling
owl piercing wincte may bring you to the
verge of despair, from apnea road exert -
crating pains.
Can yt u afford to go On bearing agonies
tbat may pi eye fatal at any moment? Can
you afford to expteiment with useless
medicines when you knew ofPaiees' Celery
Compound, end the wonders it has done
for °then? If you value life, make s trial
to -day of the only medicine ender,bleaven
that eau banith your terrible affliction.
Each bottle of Paine's Oetery 0, mpound te
1011 of life giving virtue i.nd power It
caunot fell in your ease; a cure is guaran-
teed; whoa sirenger promise can you desire?
Your friende and neighbors hew° been
owed by Petne'e Celery Coropound. Many
s,f them lingered in pains for years, and
foiled with seem; of medicines; but victory
was theirs after using Paine's Celery Com
pound. Health, atreugth, perfect vigc»
und complete vietery will also be yours if
you take hffid of the same great curing
agett.•
BUNNING SORES CURED.
DEAE tint% -1 WeE, troubled with iunn.
ing BOMB 00 my face which nothing could
cure uo to the time f tried Burdock Blood
Bitters, but after taking two bottles my
face was completely cured and it left my
flesh clean acid sound.
A. HEATIeellg,
27 Woolsiey St., Toronto.
NOT MERELY RELIEF BUT CUBE.
It is geld of 'many remedies they relieve
fora time bet the dietiese afterwards re-
turns, Burdock Blood Bittera, being a
tadioal cure Dyspepsia, constipation, bile
ionsneee, Sick Headache, Bad Blood, etc
flundrede ot healthy twitneases tell gladly
that B B. R. cures to stay cured.
Yellow On used internally relieves and
cures creep, ewe throat, asthma, bron-
chitis, and similar complaints. Used extern-
ally it aurae rheumatism, lumbago sprains,
bruise's, galls, chilblains, ftost bite., lame
back, neuralgia, etc.
George Stewart a3id Henry Simpson, of
Clinton, left for Breeden, Man., on Mon-
day hot,
Mr. Dyer, of the 18th eoe. Hallett, has
sold hie farm of SO acres to his son, for
the, sum of 04,500.
Mr James McCallum, of neer Walton,
has a great crop of -field carrots. They
averaged a waggon load to each 40 -rod
drill, or 300 bushels from twelve drills.
His turnips will outdo that record.,
On the 10th inst , after a few wreks
illness James Graham died at his borne in
Mitchell. Me Graham was nearly fie
years of see, and had been a resident e of
Logan tied Mitchell for many years. He
was a native of Scotland, and a Presby-
terian in religfen,and as loyal aConeeryatiie
as ever cast a. vote.
A bad feeling has existed between the
two Atwood doctors for some time, and
last week thew had a regular pugilistic
encounter. The one who eotnmitted the
assault was before Police Magistrate Ter
laune, ftietowel, on Friday, and .was fiued
fl.130 and coats.
Just as Mr. Augnat Ditmer and her
little daughter, of Logan; turned the cor-
ner on to Main street, Mitchell, Saturday,
the fr mat wheels separated from the buggy
and the occupants were thrown over the
dashboard on to the road. The woman
ermatted uthurt but the gill bad her face
badly bruised.
Conductor S. A, Henn, Of Stratford.
had a narrow escape heal EleFi0Wi injury
at 01101011 the other afternoon. He WAS
boardieg the tiain as it was leaving Clinton
and tell. One of bis feet caught in tLe
sr. p of the ear and be was dragued some
diatauce. Fortunately one of his gaiters
came off and be was relerteed. Mr. Dune
suffered a nember of cuts in the head,
bt sides toratches and bruises,
A STUDENT Ole 0001AL REFORM
Elev. DE GALBRAITH. L S., PASToR OF
E'EN STREET ME113, DIET CEUR015, HAS
A GI OD:WORD T SAY OF DR, AONEW'e
CATARBRAL POWOEII
The Bev. Willistm Galbraith, L B.,
is one of the thoughtfel preaehere of tne
day. The active intere et he has taken hi
gustier's of sooial reform has given him
wide influence outside of his own china),
where hie influence ie endispnied. His
rimed ie of the kind that thinks out a pro=
blem, and then be in able to talk with
force and iritelligence. He is to be credx
ed with examining, into the merits of Dr.
Agoew's Ceterrhal Parader with the same
bent of mind And what does be say?
Thain this medieine be has foiled a re-
medy that gives quit* relief for cold in
the head' *birth ie so ueriomfOrtahle le
evert body, and giving relief there, it helps
Perhaps., mere titan any other remedy, 40
stave ofi um 1311 effiets that come from
etitarrliel trembles, One short par of the
hteath 31103381318 the blower anpilied with
each bettls of Dr. Agnew'« Oaten -hal
Powder &Mote tide peavder over the tun -
faro. of the tinsel posstigt,s, rainless and
deligh fel to nee it re,leves in len unnutea,
and permanently culls 051414113 bay fever
eolde, headaehe Sore throat, tentilitie
and dertfneeti. Sixty cents, Sold by 0.
Letz,
I4oe33en, Ueperte.,.... 8.0e e, si. e,e
Lleetralia. 0,1 N. Aq NOO Pal 8,47
9 22 0.00
Beeson m, . • ... 9,87 645
IVE1411:Lir,:""""9.44 tISS
10.12 645
30:40 eee
...10,38 7.23
...meea;10.02
7.37
Wteghara Arrive.. el 10 8.00
germ BOUTII`'` Pit5SOURer
depertet 5.85 se- eti 340 14
6.50 3.47
Baelh .... 7.03 4.01
Lortleaboro..,.. ...... 7,10 4.98
Clinton . 7330 4.e$
Brueellehe .., 7,49 4,46
Kippen. .. 7.67 4.53
lieneell ..... ........,.... 8 06 4.68
Exeter ....................3.25 002
Oentralia 04 5.23
People'Building and Loan Association
LONDON - ONTARIO
BOARD PP DTRECITORS
Dr. 3. A, Beeline,
Dr. 0, Lit' e.
L JJ,Diokson,
Devid Mill,
Fred, We Colline,
Ie Darren, Oeeemo
President.
Vice-Preeident.
- Solicitor.
Valuater.
geey -.Treat".
DIRECTORS.
jno Grigg, 15, Follick, Jas. Miller, 1Vm.
Seuthaott, Dr. Tbes. A. Amore:
Seml. Seeders.
Make money ley, saving money, Sixty cents
per month Will ensure $110 in 74 Years. For
tonne of applicatien and ell noceseary infor-
mation apply Melte Seeretare, Mr. ,]?red. W.
Collins, Post Mee, Exeter, Ont.
DR. SHOULTS,
CENTRALIA.
Oface opposite Methodist Patsonage.
KINSMAN, DENTIST,
I. IL • LI),S. SPECIALIST in GOLDFILL-
ING, EXTBAUTI737G and P I. A T E
WORK. Gas and lneal Anaesthetics for pain-
less extracting. 2nd door north of CAB-
LING'S Store
DALTON ANDERSON D.D. S
• LH. S. Honor Graduate of the T.-
ronto Univereity and Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario. SPecialties, painless
extraction and preservation of the r atural
teeth. Office over the LawOffiese of Elliot &
Elliot, opposite Central Hotel, Exeter, Ont.
111Q0 AGNEW L. D. S.DENTIST,
_Lt. • °UNION. e"
Wilrbe at Greb'a hotel Zurich
on the 'mooed Thursday 01 each
month and at Hodein s hotel
Heiniall every Monday
'kV ANT ED I1ELP.—MEN OR
I V Women in every locality (local or trav-
elling), to introduce s, new discovery, and
keep our ehow cards taoked up oneltrees,
fences and bridges tbeoughout town and
country. Steady employment, fiommission
or salary$65 per month ond expellees, and
money deposited in any brie k wben *tee ted.
POT particulars write THE WORLD le emcee
BLROTRIO Co., P. ,O. Box 221, London, Ont.,
Canada
MaY 16- m
SASEITCIIEWAX
. BUFFALO ROBES, COATS
AND MITTS.
(Received the highest awards
at the World's Fair.)
We would ask all purchasers of
Robes to inspect this great and won-
derful robe before buying ; pronounced
by all who have used them to be warm
er and absolute wind, water and meth
proof, will not wear bear in spots like
a skin robe, have had sit years of rough
usage and have stood the test. They
are made in three parts without any
seams, the fur cloth, the Astrachan
lining and rubber interlining. They dry
quicker and never get bard and are as
strong eft leather. Every robe guar-
anteed, as zepresented. We also have
a large stook of Harness, Whips,Trunks,
Valises, Blankets, Rugs, Bells, Boots
& Shoes, Overshoes, Rubbers, Felt
and Rubber Bouts, Sox and Rubbers.
Our stock is fresh arid unsurpassed in
finish and quality: Sole agent for
Newlands Saskatchewan Buffalo Robes.
John Treble.
Say!
What are you wearing
those fig -leaf clothing
for? Why not come to
J. H. GRIEVE)
The Modern Tailot•
And leave your order for
an UP-TO-DATE Over-
coat or Suit. We can •
please you both in pocket
and Workmanship.
—OUR STOCK OF—
—AND --
WORSTEDS
has been carefully selected and
is among the best in the county.
Ladies' Jackets a )1 d
Cloaks Cut and Fatted.
A TRIAL SOLICITED.
J. H. Grieve.
Ft
A, Bermuda. 1.A. Bright Idea. A Grand eT
It is (as numbers of peopled
will tell you) the finest baker,
they. have used. Easy on fuel
and an even heat.
Because it has been proved to
be the finest baker in the market,
owing to so many superior, mod-
ern and useful iny'rovernents.
As it has a steel oven which
, enables it to bake quickly and
burn less fuel in doing so than,
any other stove.
Or she would be pleased to
The "Large Assoitrnent of 0 )oking and Heating Stoves on, our fiociz
amongst which are the faraGus "ARI:" AU:11E119T" Coal ileerS,
• Also large namber of second hand Stovos
FUENACES AND EA siETI10 UGEt..ING A SPE.,IALI'Y.
HEADQUARTERS FOR SUPERIOR COAL.
CALL AND INSPECT.
BISHOP &
SON.
HELLO
al: I
Have you an old Buggy Top that needs
re covering and ism wish to hem, made ae
good as new 7 Side Curtanta played out?
Your Cashion played out ? or other
Trimminge shabby and rtguire to be
renewed ;
If so, call on
ci.41:79E1T,
ME MIT S-A.M.X.,,
Or leave your orders at Jones'
Carriage Works, Exeter.
All orders will receive prompt attention
and done in a we; kmanshiplike. manner,
Cnarges moderate.
Are You
GOING TO GET A
I ?
. cycle?. II
We nave the best assortment
1
and the cheapest.
Come in and
See Them
Or else write for pa rticulars
PERRINS & MARTIN,
Pannone, Meek, 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 your, prescriptions, bun we have a
thousand and one things you need be-
sides medicine. Just now we have
some uncommonly good values in
Brushes, Bair Brushes from 250 up,
Nail Brushes from 5c up, Tooth Brushes
from 5e up. But don'tlet us forgot to
draw your attention to the extensive
stock of Toilet Soaps, 3 large cakes of
Real Castile for 10, 1 box containing
six cakes all for 10c, Baby's Own, 2
cakes for 25c, Fine Oatmeal Soaps, Old
Windsor, Honey, Glycerine and n large
assortment of .medicinal aosps, and
many other lines. All the are
excellent values, both in quality and
quantity. Dont put off till to -morrow
what you can do to -day. Call at once.
W. Browriing's
BOOKSTORE.
Suit of tilothes
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. 3.
SNELL never disappoints his
patrons in any of these. A
large assortment of
Fall & 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 aro specially at-
tractive.
SUltrigto
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FOREST CITY BUSINESS &SHORTHAND COLLEU 1.0100F,T4IT.
Does not readily grasp e anhjsot. we repent and repeat man' he dein get it. we drill,
(tome seheola don't. We got our repntetion in this way al intend to
areitain it by plying a thorough grind in ell anbj. cite taught. We tearsh Bookkeeping
and Business Paper by a new method. Enquire about it Catalogue free.
Mr. E. is. Coon bas aecepted a position with E. D. Smith, Winona,. One, as
assistant bookkeeper.
WE'STERVELT,
KNIGHT.
E=eter North Store
B
Mr. F. R. Knist,lit has opened a
General Store In the stand lately
occupied by Brook's Harness
Shop, with a full stock oi
GENERAL GROCERIES,
BOQTS & SHOES,
HARDWARE,
STATIONERY, ETC.
Produce taken in exchange for
goods.
MC-1TIG,-2ECT
J,Murray&Co.,
UNDERTAKER
—AND—
Furniture Dealer,
Main Street, Exeter.
Full Stock of all kinds always
on hand.
IR.. Isl` 11.0WE.
EXETER.
Plows, Root Cutters and Straw zointracki:goin
Cutters for hand or horse power.
Steam Piping and general re-
pairs: Castings of every descrip-
tion in.Iron and Brass to order.
Fire )Brick and Fire Clay kept
in Stock.
Manufacturers of Plows, Gang C
3. 1$417:11R..a."2" cf4 00.
DOWN
At W. Johns', The
Tailor. Made to order
for $3, 6, 7, etc. Snits
$11, 20, 21, etc. The
best place in town to
get a ft.
W. JOHNS,
The Tailor.
Central
DRUG STORE.
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Those who have used
Winan's
Cough
Balsam,
Pronounce it unequalled as
a remedy for COUGRS, COLDS
AND BRONORITICI TROURI BS,
Winais Condition & Cough Powder
for horses, best in the mar-
ket, always on hand. Also
a Oetobenefacto and Lini-
ment, the medicine so suc.
cessfully nsed by Mr. Chas.
Munroe, Parlihill, ba this
and other towns, in treating
arid curing various dissases,
Vor Sale at
C. LUTZ'S,
Hogs Wanted!
FOr killing every Monday.
As we are killing hogs regularly eve
weft( we are premired to supply cus-
tomers with new KETTLE RENDER-
ED LARD, crocks or pelts, fil eclat Ile
per lb., on Wednesday.
Spare Ribs 2c per pound ; Rh. Roos
Pork 100 per lb ; Tenderloin 9c
per Ib, ; Pigs Feet, cleaned, 15e
per doz ; Smoked Ham 12c
per lb. ; Smoked
Backs 11c per lb. ; B.
Bacon 12c ; ;ioiced Roll 10c
per lb ; liologni, 3 lbs. for 25c. ;
Long Clear Bacon, 90 to 100 per lb.
AT EXETER P. ClKING B OUSE,
C. Snell, - Prop.
i\Torr
EASILY SUITED
Then Come To Us for Best
Bedroom
Suites
For ours are selected with .
a view to suiting the most
searching taste, and all
can get what they want at
any price.
The Leading Furniture Dealerso
The Leading Undertakers.
Gidley & Son,
ODDVELLOW'S 13LO01..
rcr:an:
Travo
VVANTE11--8—ev—er-ai faithful gentle..
men and Naito to travel for established,
house,
Salary -$780 & Expenses
Position permanent if gifted 4 alooluoteatie
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