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Great and thoroughly re.
liable building -up medicine,
nerve tonic, vitalizer and
i flood
, : Purifier
Before the people today, and
which stands preeminently
above all other medicines, is
H 'S
arGapariIla
It has won its hold upon the
';"" " 1lts of the people by its
414,1JA absolute intrinsic merit.
It is n"t what we say, but
what Hood's Sarsaparilla
does, that tells the story:—
Hood's Cures
Even when all other prepar-
ations and prescriptions fail.
"The face of my little girl from the time
she was three months old, broke out and
',vas covered with scabs. We gave her two
bottles of Mood's Sarsaparilla and it com-
pletely cured her. We are glad to rocom-
emend Hood's SarsapariIla," Taos. M.
CARLING, Clinton, Ontario. Be sure to
Pet Hood's
IOUu°S feet harmoniously with
Hood's Sarsaparilla. 26o.
STO ltE '1'() REN r.
i.7 Post Office Store at. Farquhar to rent. Good
brick building, splendid location and a first
class opening fora pushing business man. 1?os-
Session given 1st January. For further partic-
ulars apply to. JOHN KAY, Farquhar, im
N OTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the 21st annual
meeting of the members of the Hay Township
Farmers Mutual al Fire Insurance Company wial
be held at the Town Hall, Zurich, en Monday,
January 13th,1890, at one *look, p. m. Bust-
stees : Revolving* the .Directors' and Sceretary's
:mune' reports: arts: election of three directors, and
other business for the good and welfare of the
Company. All members aro requested to at-
tend.
/nom .DOvoldie, Hexer Exammnt,
President. Secretary.
: l';
( t) il,
i1c OREDI!0
DT
?Cie the nuttier of the Estate of Septi -
mos IIogarth, late of the Township
of Stephen, in the County of Huron,
Yeoman, deceased.
Take notice, in )nrsuaneo of 12, S. O.,
t 4
1
Chap. 110, t t rocnc men a s there. All creditors
ud t 1 t
of the estate of the above named Scptim us
liogacth deceased, who died on or about time
10th do$'ot` )ecember.1895. aro hereby request-
ed on or both re TIU' 2OTII DAY OF JAN-
UARY, 1890, ro send a statement of their claim
or claims against the said estate, to the exoc-
vtore.1. W. and S. J...,Hogartlm, Exeter, 1'. 0.
Tho executors will not held themselves liable
for any claims not presented on or before the
said 2Uth day January, 1809. A. D.
Dated at Exeter this'_Gtli day of Dec. 1ti95.
MONEY TO LO .N.
1l'rivate Funds at lowest rates un improved
!farms. Apply to
ELLIOT & 1:LL1o'r,
.1:2111ary,1809. Solitetors, Exeter.
T1R()N UOUN1Y COUNCIL
The (.•ounc'il of the corporation of tho County
of Huron will meet in the court ronin in the
town of Goderieh on Tuesday the 21st•, day of
January y at three o'clock p. nm.
WM. LANE Co. Clerk.
NOTICE.
Not•ico is hereby given that the 20th annual
meeting of the members of the Usborne .0 Rib-
lert Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
will be held in Gardner s hall, Farquhar on
Monday the 3M of February 1)5)8 at 1 o'clock,
P, at., for the purpose of receiving tiro Directors
ax
Secretary Treasurers annual report, election
of Directors and other business in the interest
,of the Company.
JOHN E,SE RV, TIIOs. CAMERON,
PRESIDENT. SECRETARY.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In. the matter of the Estate of Thomas
• Taylor, late of the Village of Exeter,
in the County of Huron, Gentleman,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to Chap. 110,
11. S. 0. 1887, that all persons having claims
against the estate of the above named Thomas
Taylor, deceased, who died on or about the
lar day of November, 1895, are required to send
by post prepaid or driver on or before the let
,day of February, 1899, to the undersigned Soli-
citors for Jamey B. Frani, executor of tho last
will and testament of the said Thomas Taylor,
,deceased, a statement in Writing, containing
Slick names, addresses and descriptions, with
1 till particulars of their claims. duly verified,
and of the securities, (if any) held by them.
And notice is further given that after the said
est day of February. 1800, the said executor
will proceed to distribute the assets of the said
deceased among the parties entitled thereto,
(raving regard only to the claims of which not-
ice shall have been given as above required ;
Netid that the said executor will not bo liable
Ser the said assets, or any part thereof, so dis-
tributed to any person of whose • claim uotico
has not been received by the said executor at
the time of distribution.
FRASI.R & FRASER,
Solicitors for Executor,
Dated at London this 3rd day of January, 1896.-
1VIARIIIED.
TORSYTIiIO_00OPISR-AtKippon, oniDeo.25,
b» Rev. S. Acheson, Mr. Thos. Forsythe, to
Miss Maggio Cooper.
DAVIDSON-SPROUL- At Goderich, en Dec.
25, by Rev. Dr. Urc Wm. John Davidson, to
Miss Mary Sproul, both of West W,awanosh.
mon the is nstH., byy Rev. A. Mc ac yenFullerton,
Thos. McCullough to Miss Flossie McFaelyon. •
SEILING-STEPHAN-At the residence of the
bride's parents, Logan. township on the 20th
of Dce. by the Rov. A. McFadyen, Mr. Adam
Soiling of Hanover, to MissMltrgarot Stephan.
,1'.LLEN--JONES.-I11 Wost Wawauosh, on the
1st inst.,byy the Rev. W. Baugh Mr. Thos.
Allen,
en,ioftDtuno ga0000.i 'brother of M. 3. Allen,
PARSON—RYCKMAN—At the residence of
the bride's father•,by the Roc. J. Walker, Mr-
RAI.
r-11. H. Parson, of Stanley, to Miss E. 3, Ryek-
man, of Hibbert
'MO}VAT-GRO'V'ES-•- tt the residence of the
bride's brother. Mr E. W. Groves, Toronto,
on December -26th: b - Rev, L. G. Wood, Mr.;john A. Mowat, of,'I.Vingluunl, to Bliss Hate
Groves.'
HART- HINCHLEY--At the residence of the
bride's grandmother Mrs. Simpson. 9g-
mondv.1110 on Dec. 18th, by Rev. N. Shaw,
:Mr- John hart, of Brucefield, to Miss Ade -
,
line M. Hlnchloy,
RIGG--FIS1t.b ft In Colborne,at the resi-
dence of the bride's father, on ee. 2511, by
Rev. 10. A. Fele, Mr. W. Grigg to Miss. Ma-
tilda Fisher. daughter Of Mitt Y. Fisher, all o
ARSTtT REPORTS,
.Exeter, January 01,1806.
Wheat per bushel . .,.61 to 61
Oats .20 to 21
Barley
Peas . -.
Butter
Eggs
Turkeys
Geese...-.
Chickens per 111
Ducks
25 to 83
.• ... ..XS to 48
..15 fo 15
18 to 15
0 to 5
,6 to 0
Pork dressed$i 50 tc §4.Q0
Pork live weight...... $3 00 to 3.10
Hay per ton .. ...... $11.00 to 412.00
London, January8th,1896,
Wheat par bushel,.. ....63 to 63
Oats.... .23 to 21
Peas ,... .48 to 51
Barley ....31 to 33
Ryekrvlleaat . 39 to 44
Corn ,.., 36 to 39
Beans 00 to 70
Butter . • • .. 1.7 to 18
Eggs 20 to 20
TDocks ....... SO to 75
urkeys per U', 7 to 8
Geese per lb . . 5 to 6
Chickens 30 to 50
Cheese ...., 8 to 8
Potatoes per bag.... 25 to 30
Hay per ton .....14.06 to 511.00
Pork per cwt..., .. ., ..4.00 to $4 .U0
Toronto, January Sth.1890.
Wheat per busbcl ....71 to 71
Wheat :lied 67 to 67
Wheat Goose 53 to 53
Barley ,..33 to 34
Yeas.... 53 to 51
Oats 27 to 2e
Rye-. ..... • ....43 to 45
Butter per ib .. 20 to 21
1Cggs per dor..... a .....20 to 21
Colborne.
OILCHii.IST---McARTIIU'il- At the residence
of the bride's mother•, by Itov. J. 5. Hender-
son, Mr, Jas. Gilchrist to Bliss Annie Mo -
Arthur, of 13'ensa 1.
STARK:-STONICMAN.--At the parsonage,
Honsall, on Dee. Mb, by the Rev Jas. Wal-
ker, Ivlr' Jas. Stark, to Miss Serail. Elizabeth
Stoneman
,of of Hibbert township.
MollOBERTS--NOBLE •Iu Parkh:l1 at the re.
sideeco of Mrs,1). n7.. Cameron, on I)cc,3lst,
by Rev. Mr. Mills, Mr. John McRoberts, t0
Miss Mary Noble, of McGillivray.
McTAVISH-ROSS-At the residence of the
bride's mother, near Bruoefielct, on Dec. 18tH,
by Rev. Mr. Muir, Duncan D. McTavish, of
St. Thomas, to Miss .1. Anuio Ross, youngest
daughter of the late Alex. Ross, Tuekersnuth.
WALLIS-JENKINS-At the residence of the
bride's father, Pith con. Ciodorich township,
on the 1st inst., by (Rev. J. W. Hollies, Mr.
\Vallis, Godorich township, to Emma, olden.
daughter of Mr. Rowland Jenkins.
NQRRIS--BROLICY-At the residence of the
bride's mother. Elora, an Deo 2Sth, by Rev •1(„'
Stephenson, Sir. RieharilD. Norris, druggist,
Elora, to9Lee Minnie M. Broley, daughter of
the hate Rev. James Broley, formerly of Sea
forth.
SM1LLIE-MURRAY-At the residence of
the bride's father. Hansall, on Tree. 25th, by
Rev. J. S. Henderson, Mr. Alex. Smillie to
Miss Agnes, youngest daughter of Jas.
Murray, Treasurer of the township of
Tuckerstnith.
DIED
WILLIAMS-In Seaforth, on Dee. 27th, James
\VIliluurs, aged 51 yesre and 2 mouths.
SALE: -At St. Mary's, January 711i, Catherine
Sale, aged 40 years and 5 months.
McKENZIE--In Tuckersnrith. on December
31st, Jonmi o McKenzie, aged 22 years.
DOl'CLAS- 1n Stanley, nutm' Blake, on Dec.
4r 1 ] , t
19 1 (ohm M. I o r •lay son ofl r'. 1 )o .
a i m l A Ian( u
b
]n. :wee 22 cal..
(1OUL1) In Exeter on Die •ithinst.,Hugh Could
son of lttehal d Gould, aged 18 years and 10
months.
HARVEY -In Italy, on the 4th lost., Edgar
Murray. infant son of (William .Hervey, ages(
10 months
1
\ L In 1, bn nr the (till inst.. TO r ont l t. f'corm-
beneath
) •
, tee tgc
t 1r r ) Henry nwi n
ha lea wife , f l lc m Y l' of Mien, eget'
29 year8 months, 10 days.
IVALTERRS--_itDevon, onthe 2nd Inst., Ada
\Vaulter.+, wife of Alfred Wolters, aged 37
years 7 utou(lmp and 10 days.
MAKES NEIN, PIUII DS ALL TIIE TIME,
and keeps then( Inc. The finest tonic
on the rm'rket •2s Wi'soil's Invali:ls'
Port'Wine, which is asked for by ail
invalid, debilitated, nervous people,
as it has peculiar properties which
make it invaluable to all such. These
are—its blood making property, being
a file old rich wine, of body and
strength, its restorative properties, for
it is the testimony of thousands that
after use there is a :feeling of strength
and buoyancy to which the listless
body and spirit have been strangers.
A fine olcl wine, which one might
drink without at thought of medicinal
property, which is in the character of
the beverage itself, and is not anything
superadded.. Sold by all dealers at $7.-
50 per case of 12 quart bottles, halfcase
$1.00 or 75 cts. per bottle. Address—
Bordeaux Claret Co., SOHospital Street
Montreal.
Ex-A14.1.J. P.Mttctlonald, of Strat-
ford died on Friday morning, after be-
ing rmconscious for over a week. He
was a native of Inverness-shire, Scot-
land, and at one time a resident of
Tuckez:smith township.
Their gentle action and good effect
on the system really make them a per-
fect;little pill. They please those who
use thein. Carter's Little Liver Pills
may be termed P
erfecho
.
James
Proctor died on Tuesday at
Stratford. Deceased was for quarter
of a century a resident of Stratford.
He was born in Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.,
but when quite young his father mov-
ed to Eznbro, and there died when his
son James was about 4 years of age.
There is some talk of appeal against
the decision given in favor of Logan
against Mitchell Board of Health, in
the smallpox case. The ratepayers
feel that the town is morally bound
to pay the amount of judgment and
costs for the members of the Board of
Health, but it may be difficult to get
a. majority of themnenibers of the coon. -
to vote for it lest they should be
held responsible.
' • "THE COMMON PEopLE,"
As Abraham Lincoln. called them,
do not care to argue about • their ail-
ments; What they what is a medi-
cine that will cure them. The
simple, honest statement, "I know
that Hood's Sarsaparilla cured me,"
is the best argtanent in favor of this
medicine, and this is wh.atrnanythous-
ands voluntarily 'say.
Hood's Pills are the best after-dinner
pills; assist digestion, cure headache. 25c
•
• More cases of sick headache, bilious-
ness,rred in •I ss
constipation, c tau be cue
tine, with less medicine, and for less
money, by using Carter's Little Liver
Pills, than,by any other means.
John Shortreed has purchased Colin
McArthur's farm on con. 9, Morris.
The farm.contains 125 acres; and the
purchaser•pays $7,000..
James Moore, former proprietor of
the Brussels Herald, will instruct the.
youth in a school in the vicinity of
Barrie this year.
r
THAT PALn i'Aci„
P01 Nervous • Prostration and An
ae nia there is no medicine that will so
promptly, and infallibly • restore vigor
and strength as Scott's Emi kion.
BKET.f R
lealawierrellielalaerilleallaWIWWWeleanellelernallimmiaireest
TERB1.•RL1:
VEBth1(11,
A MAN PLAIALY fc;LL
THAT HE WOULD
NLVLR WALK
AGAIN,
So The Doctors Said
r:ue as aved and Cured by
Faint's Ce ery em—
poun d.
The Only Reliaolk
Care f()1' KiuiIt✓y
1 'iseases.
•
When Mr. H. Ball, the well-known
auctioneer, of Chatham, Ont., was
told by his physicians that lie would
never walk again, it simply amounted
to telling hirer that his days on earth
were short. Kidney disease was do-
ing its deadly work ; ph3'sicians and
medicines had failed, and !tile dist
ray of hope had almost fled forever.
Mr. Ball, having heard wondrous re-
ports about the medicinal virtues of
Paine's Celery Compound, wisely de-
cided to give the great medicine a
trial. He was not disappointed '•.
health and strengt 1 returned, wei,rllt
increased, and to day, he is a new
plan. HO tells of tris Wvandevi (4,
escape from death as follows :—
"I was so seriously ill I was obliged
to take to my bed, where I had laid
for four Months. The doctors here
and in Toronto said my, trouble was
Addison's disease of the kidneys, alai
told lie that I would never wall.
again. I commenced to use Paine'.
Celery Comnponnd. After having
used as number of bottles I was enabled
to attend to business, and fest like a
new (man. before using the Com-
pound I was vary much reduced
Com-
pound
; today I weigh over 210 pounds.
I can affirm with confidence and
honesty that Patine's Celery Com-
pound staved my life."
Frontnm }
elav' lesa t ub «
ich have
a
reached London front South Africa, 11
appears that Dr. Jameson, when ht. 11.
go n,zed his fnre'e, was under the i 1)11 Ices
s(i)ll that the. inhabitants of Jo)h10111t•a.
rr
{7 were indeadly mE't 'I at )tlhe risk,
it eC i ll l 1 1
. 1
1': creputationil nm t 'um )t
cal his arta1 1 all l
to rescue then(. The Loudon Tuio'
says the march will remain at gluriou.'
tradition for the Anglo -Saran rice's
(lir. John Dickenson, the Liberal
nominee for South Wentworth, will
not be opposed in the bye -election, 1114
assurance to that effect liovilig been
given by the Conservatives when lir,
Awrey was appoint registrar.
Ho1lesnNEss AND SORE THROAT,
DEAR Sirs. --I highly 1'ecalmmrmmencl
Hagyard'o Pectoral Balsam as the hest
cure for coughs, colds, hoarseness ami
sole throat, ever used.
WILBUR ASHBY,
Haeeloek, Ont.
SPEAKS FOR ITSELF
MEsslts T. DIiL13URN &(.1(i„ Toronta,il
GENTS.—Please send us four doze
Milburn's Cod Liver Oil Emulsion.
We find it a genuine article. It knocks
all ethers out in the first r•ounrl. Sev-
eral ladies here are loud in its praise.
saying it has saved the lives of their
children.
GROGAN & Co.,
1 ouchibougnac, N. 33.
The Rev. Father Lacombe, the
North West missianery, received as •a
New Year's girt from Premier Bowel(
a grant of land, 150 utiles foist of Ed-
monton, to he laid apart as a Metis re-
servation.
Mr. William C. Hobbs, an old and re-
spected resident of London, Ont., for
nearly thirty-five years, died yester-
day aged eighty-nine.
• The hest anodyne and expectorant
all
the cure of colds, coughs, and ,
throat, lung, and bronchial troubles,
is undoubtedly, Ayer's Cherry Pec-
toral, the only specific for colds and
co,l'ghs admitted on exhibition at the
Chicago World's Fair.
Valentine Shortis, the Valleyfield
murderer, is naw an inmate of the St.
Vincent de Paul penitentiary.
The boby of Charles Ross. the high-
wayman who was shot in Chicago
by Justice Blume, arrived in Toronto
yesterday.
SHE OUGIHT TO KNOW
Having used Burdock Blood Bitters
for 15 years I cannot keep from recom-
mending it to others. I have sold
hundreds of bottles, frotn my store,
and as I keep other medicines I
ought to know which sells best. It
is a wonderful medicine.
Yours very sincerely,
Mlts. DONALD KENNEDY,
Caledonia, Ont.
T. G. Marquis, to whose position as
English master at Stratford Collegiate
Institute Mr. Hunehas justsucceedecl,
goes to Kingston to fill a similar posi-
tion.
Do YOu Clot- - Than ?
If You Do Not You Are
Dec.'ived.
When you ask for Diamond Dyes,
and your dealer offers you a substitute
you are being deceived, and trouble
and loss of money and goods will be
the result.
Diamond Dyes are the simplest,
r home
strongest and fastest colors for
dyeing. Every package of each color
is warranted to do the best work when
the directions are followed. The manu-
facturers of Diamond Dyes prepare
special dyes for wool, silk, cotton and.
mixed goods, that give the most bril-
liant.and lastingcolors. '"Ask for the
Dianond; refusall others.
London, ,Buse((: aid Bruce.
°hitt) NORTH* Passenger
Loudcm, deport 8.05 A, At 4.70 P.M
t'eluretie 9.07 5.47
Hewer 922 6.10
Eippen 9.44
ll 9.37 0.15
020 Taking.ins
.
lire'-efield 9.52 6.28
e Ireton ,..... 10.12 6.55
Luad8s4'7o 10.29 7.14 **°,,,,me................°'
Blyth ..,, ,, 10.38 7.23
Bei kr rave - ,. 10.52 7.37
WiughRm arrive1110 8.(82 X Cul S.'WS,
tirrjNri 4„1`11` passenger
W ingham, depart 6.35 a. 1a, Mb i',, A
Reierev.' 6.50 3.47
By. 1h 7.08 4.01
Lordeshoro 7.10 4.03
('home 7.30 4.2ti
13rneofiold 7 4 4. 9 6
iiiPen. ,
Benson. .. • 8 06 4,56
a enter ..... 8.25 5,12
Centralia R4 4.23
Stock
Ft 4R uvtult FIFTY YEARS
As '40 .Nn Wsu.-'ramsm ftsinsmy. Mm,
WirtPlOw', °nothing syrup has boon need fiftl
year,. by tnil:loop of mothers, for their obiidr'o
while reerhit.g with perrset success..1 soothes
the °hili, rotten*. the gums.allays the pato,
elver 'he polio and is the best remedy for
tt.i.rrhaea. is pleasant to the taste. Sold by
'Irmterttiat1 i44 .'PLATY Part or the aorld• 25 weep
a bottle iia value is incalculabie, Be sure
and ark for 11 rs. Winalow'r Soothing Svrup
and'akeuo other kind.
Pecp.e's Building and Loan Association
1st IN DON ONTARIO
Hondo OP DIRT:MORS IN Exa'rssa. ONrAR10
lir. 3. A. Rollins, President,
I)r. C. Lu x. - Viae -President.
L 1). Dickson, - Solicitor.
David. Mill, - Valuator.
Fred, W, Collins, - Secy -Tress.
DIRECTORS.
-Too Grigg. 51. A, Fnlliek, Jas. Miller,
soutbcott, Dr, 'm h• s. A, Amos„
Saint. Seeders.
Make money ba (laving money. Sixty cents
per umor'h wilt miser. 4419 in 711 years. For
forms of atpliea'ion and all necessary infor-
mation ao4.I•) (( the cerretary, Mr. Fred. W.
4'elliop. '•ast office, Exeter, Oet,
We nave the best assortment
--AND
AXES, very Io*.
A Number 9 Cork
Stove, with the Lat-
e s t Improvements,
for $Io.00.
SPECIAL
—WILL BE GIVEN FOR -
2 WEEKS ONLY
—CN
s r 0 V _ s Rata -
And as we have a very large assortment, this will
-l- be a Bargain worth having. x
10 Per
Cent.
O>
Call and See our
No. g, $Iw,00 Cook
Stove.
If You need one, now is the time to buy. They must go so be sure
and be in it.
H. .BISHOP & SON
Are You
GOING TO GET A
A PIANO,
An ORGAN
0:. a Sewing Jtlaehine
1)R. SHOUL'i'S,
CFNTRALIA.
Deice opposite Methodist Parsonage.
KINSMAN, DENTIST,
- a 1.I f t
l.h PHA,
;s t;, is"IinTIN(4
and r ATk
t40k[i. (oar nod 1 •ns1 Anaesthetics forpnin
I t'„•-x'rec'itg. 2nd door north or ' AR.
L11, G'h - tore
ALTONANDERSON O.D.
• L. D• S. honer (lradnate of the To -
(onto t', Iv.1041yeed hoyaa 4 °lie•ge of I'e..r,,.
Pur„et rut of 0ntamiu. S4 pia tiled, t,aiul,•rt
exl,autmua and areservati(r, of the attar..
tee(h "tb,eover Ih' Derr (If C( or E1liotk
IitlioA uoaosito Central hotel, Exeter, Out.
AGN EW' L. U. S.DENTIST,
&'.. eLIN1e1N.
Will he at Grob'hotel Zurich
a Cit
o tmeseoo d' r.m • ea
eh
l n i'hU rat of e, uh
mouth sod at H fn' tot
a g
a
a ho
Henson every M onaiav
:AZAHlitEli
£UFTAL O ROBES, COATS
AND MiTTS•
(Received the highest awards
at the V' orld's Fair.)
Wo would ask all purchasers of
!lobes to inspect Ibis great and won-
datful iole before buying ;prnrmonnced
by sit who have used them to be warm
er and altaulute wind, wales kind rnotli
proof, µill not wear bear in shots like
A akin robe, have bad six yews of rough
r
r
usage end have stood the test. They
are made in three parts without auk
seams, time fur cloth, the Astrachan
Honig and rubber interlining- They day
quicker and never get hard and are as
srroud as leather. Every robe guar-
anteed as le;.rest•nted. We also have
a large stock of Harness, Whips,Trunks,
Valises, Blankets, Rugs, Bells, Boots
& Shoes, Overshoes, Rubbers. Felt
and Rubber Boots, Sox and Rubbers.
Our stock is fresh and 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 Talk,.
And leave your order for
an UP-TO-DATE Over-
coat or Suit, We can
please you both in pocket
and Workmanship.
T
—OUR STOCK OF—
b $
-AND-
WORSTEDS
and the cheapest.
Come in and.
See Them
Or else write for particulars
PERK.INts & Ite.t; 1lN
Live A ogs Wanted
--AT THE---
EKeEerPaokiAgEousz
We are eutling up fresh hogs every
day.
SPARE R113•,;, TENDERLOIN,
READ CHEESE, FRESH PORK
SAUSAGE, BOLOGNA,
CUTTINGS, PIGS FEET,
SHANKS, fresh daily,
AT EXETER PACKING HOUSE,
We are ret•dermng PURE LARD
every day. Patties wanting crocks or
pails tilled shuulo,doso now. Polk is
low in price.
Thanking you for past favors,
• 1 remain,
C. Snell, - Prop
,4 Suit of vtothes
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 1n any of these. A
large assortment of
rail & 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. ss tr e Y
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CHESTER WHITE BOAR
FOR SERVICE.
ST, at time of service. W SNELL, Lot 15
Concession 7. Usborne. Deo 99.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
A oomfcrtable two stirs frame house, eon-
tainins ten rooms. and good brink cellar.
and hard and (,oft water and convenient to
churches and Folrnol. 14114 be eold on liberal
terms or rented. Well ar'n.,ited for a retired
farmer, Apple to W. U HOWARD, Exeter
FREE75 COM PLETESTORIsal
• Pack of geode wet th 42.
and alarge 10(p• Picture !,o'k,thatwilleure-
ly put you on the road to &handsome fortune.
Sena 5o. silver. to pay postage.
A. W,.1{1NNEY. E. 'P, Yarmouth, N. S.
has been carefully selected and
gilt
g s
is among the best in the county.
Ladies' Jackets a n d
Fitted,
Cloaks Out anded
A TRIAL SOLICITED.
representing us pan earn 420 per week selling
our Hardy eananian-grown Nursery Stock.
Permanent position and sal„ ries. Exclusive
territory. Write at once fir teems to E. 0 -
GRAHAM, Nuesnnid s. aNTAglo.
'\ANTCD lThLP.--MEN OR
' Women in every locality (local or trav-
ailing), to introdnoo a new discovery, and
keel) our show cards taoked np on „areas,
fences and bridge(' throughout town and
oonntry. Steady emotes meat, Comnriesion
or salary $65 per month and expenses. and
money deposited in any bank when started,
For partioulara write Trig WORLD It EDIOst.
Ftsoenrc Co., P. ;O. Box 221, London. Ont.,
Ja H. Grieve Oannda Mao 16— 8m
Is not a dangerous thing when it directs your attention to the
fact that the
FOREST Ci FY BUSii%ESb a, Satin t HON GihL Lt•fi 1, Nth 5 PNT
is giving the most practical and business like course in Canada.
Everything strictly high grade, Write for Catalogue and College
Journal. School re—opens January 2nd, 1896.
j, w, W' RST i•. R'4 ELT, Principal.
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Keep Milch Cows
In Good Iiealth
IT PAYS. --It is useless to expect a
lean, run-down cow to have a good Sow of
milk, though she will eat more tbanan animal
1 in flesh. Tbe difficult
is the nutriment
is net all extracted from the food because her digestion is out of order.
Dick's Blood Purifier
will strengthen the digestion and make the food produce milk. It will cost
but fife cents to it on the poorest cowyou have and you will b
oa, back
1.1
Y rat P get
your money with interest in a few weeks.
For rete by Druggists, at general stores or sent post p••id on receipt of 150 eta.
Dick it Go., P. O. Box 483, Montreal,
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Ezreter :&Fort . Store
Mr. F. R. Knight bas opened a
Genets] Store In the stand lately
occupied by Brook's ;:'farness
Shop with a full stock of
GENERAL GROCERIES,
BOTS & SHOES,
HARDWARE,
Bove 3 cu an old Bugr:y Ts p that neFde
1 re c, yetil,e tt, vrt• n ,1, tc•l•rv' mad, sit
I p0011 as I est 7 ;ride ( crease I.layee tut ?
Tout (m.ali,.n play e0 4 ut ? cr other
'1rrn'tnintre t'hnbt.) ago rt qui be
) reeewed ;
STATIONERY, ETC1 aas x,
Or Lente your o der' at Junes'
1 Cortiate Works, Exeter.
Produce aken in exchange for
goods.
)'o, call on
,a. 0 OL,i&' '
)jj All orders will receive p'r'mpt attention
C 1 Crla Faee in
nae t)«.)k.,mr n(Iiilmirke manner,
J iV-1:a 1a'r iCo
Manufacturers of Plows, Gang!
Plows,iand Straw Cutters for hand
r rips
or horse power. Root Cutters
from $S to $g. Steam Piping ( ,J:
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•
and general repairs. Castings of
every description in Iron and' At W. Johns', The
Brass to order. Tailor. Made to order
Fire Brick and Fire Clay kept for $3, 6, 7, etc. Suits
in Stock. $11, 20, 21, etc. The
a3'. 11/d I ASi''
& co. best place in town to
get a' tit.
W. JOHNS,
Central
DIITJG STORE.
Those who have used
Winan's
Cough
Balsam.(
Pronounce it unequalled as
a remedy for COL'GBs, COLDS
f
AND BROICCEITIo'1 BOUBM ES, }t
P
wlnan s Condition & Cough Powder
del
for horses,; best in the mar-
ket, always on hand, Also
a Cetobenefacto and Lini-
ment, the medicine so sue.
cessfully used by Mr. Chas.
Munroe, Parkhill; in this.
and other towns, in treating
and curing various diseases,
For Sale at
The Tailor.
Norte
EASILY SUITED,'
1Gidley & S:
C, LUTZ'S, o DFELLOW'S BLOCK.
Then Ccme To Us for Best
Pedrocm
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 Dealers
The Leading Undertakers.
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